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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28
Warriages.

RA-yALENTINE-On Tuesday evening
Now 26th ut the residence of the brides parents by
the i,cv. O. D. Shaw Mr.. Archie d. oMeara to Miss
s. Annie Valentine daughter Of Hon. j. 8. Valentine
of Wilmington Del.
FURREY-LEECH.-0 Thursday evening, Noveni-
Der 21st, ut the Parsonage in Kennett Square, by
the Rev. Mr.. Gilmor, Daniel G. Furrey, Of Centre
yie,Del to Miss Merriam Leech, of Brandywine, Hid.
az Gazette please copy.
MOTE-RoBINSON.-O Wednesday, November
18th. 1861 at the residence OF the brides parents
by the Rev. ]. L. yallandgham Mr.. 4. Coates
Mote, to Miss Hannah Robinson. both Of New Cas-
tie County, Del.
TALLEY-MOUsLEY.-O November 7th, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. George X.
Mousley,. by the Rev. VIM NJ Dalrymple, Mr.. Hen
rye. Talley, to Miss Anna Mary Mousley, all Of
Brandywine Hid. Del.
KENNEY-CAULK.--On the 18th inst at Snow
Hill, Nd, by Rev. William Kinsley, Mr. Joseph T.
Kenney,son Of the Rev. J. L. Kenney of Maryland,
and Miss Sadie @. Caulk, OF Virginia, formerly OF
Delaware City, Dol.
NSLOW-ANDERS0N.-I Trinity Parsonage,
on the 10th inst, by the Rev. Chas. Brecl, Perry
Wnslow and Sarah Rebecca Anderson.
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REyIyAL.-A revival is now In progress at the
NJ. Il. Church in this place. Several have already
been converted and Others are still at the altar.
4 deep religious feeling seems to peryade the
whole congregation.
A Run AwAY.--A colorcd man living below
Blackbird came to town one day last week in an
open wagon and accompanied by his little boy.
The horse becoming frightened ran some distance
o,yer,urning the wagon and smashing it TO pieces.
IL, H.. horse then proks loose from the vehicle bgt
esTably hurt but his little son alighted on horse
blanket and escaped injury.
TEAIrEnANoE.-The Good Templars In this place
arc manfuly at work. The enemies of the cause
arc not Idle however, and are making every effort
TO carry the traffic into not only every town, but
every household. Some of them have been get
ting into trouble and the proprietors of two lager
beer saloons have been indicted for violation of
the law. One of them has been arrested, and the
other on account of some other difficulty has
skedaddled. Intemperance has been winked at
too long by the churches, and it lie now repaying
them. 1t 1t said that since the present religious
revival has been going on, that in one of the
drinking saloons of the town lot of shameless
iharacters organised o mook prayer meeting and
vent through mock service. PIP.
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The new assessment of this county Is just
completed. The property is valued at $l4, 5G4,-
1858. In 1888 the property was valued at
$685., ola.
a large temperance meeting, under the aus
pieces of the l. q. G. T., has been held in the NJ.
Z. Church, at Elkton. There are not many
places that need temperance worse than Elkton.
"A valuable cow, belonging to Mr.. Alexander
Tuesday last.
CHESTER COUNTY.
Rev. ]. r. Hamilton, Of Newark, Dcl..prcach-
cd ip tho Presbyterian Church at Coatesville on
Sunday,
The new Iron bridge of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company across the Brandywinc at
Coatesville is SO far completed that the company
kas commenced using it.
Highway robberies are becoming quite COM
mon in Chester county.
General Pennypackcr of Chester county has
been brevetted Major General in the regular ar
my, to rank as such from March I'd, 1867.
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Sales.

At the auction sale, on Saturday, Oglc & Town
send sold five of the ten houses Of Bradford and
Pickles, on Madison street, above Seventh, as
follows mo. l to NJ. NJ. Child, for 81 1850; No.
2 to same, for S1,775; No. . to William Bowie,
No. ! to 0glc e. Townsend, for 81 100.
t'gle % Townsend have sold for Mr.. Holcomb,
i farm containing l39 acres, SITUATE in kew Gas
Tic Hundred, near the village of Christiana, to
Robert Cling, Of this city, for $4,000
The lots sold by DIR. Brown on Thursday last
ranged from $1.5O to $3.50 per foot.
Jeremiah Underwood has sold his farm near
Genlrc Meeting House, New Castle county, SC
Eli Nichols, for ten thousand dollars.
Mrs, Bennett Fling has sold the Hamorton and
Wilmington Stage line, TO Edward Strong, Of
Kennett Square, for twenty-five hundred dollars
Hayes Chandler, of. Beaver Valley, has sold hi.
farm of about 90 acres, TO Joseph w. Day, O
Wilmington, and Mr.. Chandler has bought ,
house In this city of Jos. w. Day.
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OUR NEIGHBORS,
TALBOT COUNTY.

TALBUT CUUNT1s
ST. Michaels has Methodist Episcopal, a
Methodist Protestant, Protestant Episcepal,and
Episcopal Churches.
The November term of the Circuit Court for
or, Judge II. II. Goldsborough, presiding.
The 81. Michaels Literary Society, one of the
oldest on the Peninsula, is in a prosperous condi-
ton, but debates remarkably abstract and anti
auated questions. ia, T.
Talbot has had ihir crop Of corn, and now
has 1t husked and housed. . -
The Teachers Association of Talbot county
met at 'Easton, on the 10th inst, and had an in
teresting session. The lady teachers took part In
| the debates. irlsl ). = +,
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DeatHs.

TITUS.-On the morning Of the eth Inst, Frank
son Of David s. Titus, aged two years and two
months.
RoBINSoN.-0n Sunday the 24th inst, Mrs. Mar!
S. Robinson, in the eighty-second year Of her age
GO0DEN.-On Saturday evening, November, 10th
1867 at his late residence in Willow Grove, Ken
Co., Del. Mr.. John Gooden. senior in the sstl
year of his age.
ANDERSoN.-Dn Thursday, November 2lst, 1867
Morris Anderson, aged "a Years.
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To SUBSCRIBERS. We ask your attention to
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1t contains % per cent. more reading matter
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IL contains but few foreign advertisements, and
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Intending to maintain the present high charac-
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DEATH or PiLor.-On the morning of the
23d inst, at Lewes, Del, Mr.. William Schellin-
ger, in his fifty-sixth year of his age died of an
attack ofrheumatism, which lasted about seventy
five days.
Mr.. Schellinger was long and fayorably known
by the merchants and captains arriving and be-
longing to the ports on the Delaware river, as o
pilot oil the first class. His funeral took place
from his late residence at Lewcs, Del, on the
l,Ill inst
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The marylana rre.a psop,..

The Cecil Wing says =" We had the pleasure
Of meeting General Gregory at Port Deposit, on
Monday last. The General reports the colored peo-
pie throughout Maryland as being most orderly
and industrious. Every exertion is made by them
to acquire education, and thus place themselves
before the world us men and citizens; command
Ing by their intelligence and virtues the respect Of
arming prejudice by thes good citizenship, polite
ness and modest department to all who come In
contact with them. They evidently comprehend
the problem of their enfranchisoment, thorough
~, and have set about Its solution with the full
monkey origin of the Nasbysltes f. no longer adj
yanced by their enemies and the Ham and
Hager texts have ceased to be quoted by the old
slavery advocates Such arguments nowadays,
would be received with laughter and contempt.
We are evidently moving toward higher civili-
zatlon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

The PRArr Divorce CAsE.-On Saturday the
petition of Joseph Pratt for divorce from his
wife, on the ground Of the adultery of the latter
was brought up, and Pratt's little boy was exam
ined to prove the charge against his mother. He
gave substantially the same evidence that he gave
the trial Of his father for the murder of ]. Pu-
sey Smith. The case was continued to enable Mr..
Bayard, counsel for Mr.. Pratt to obtain the legal
evidence of the marriage, when it seems to be
generally believed that tho petition will be grant
al
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

ARRESTED FOR MuRpER.-William Fox, who
was indicted In the Courts of Kent County, in
October, 1866, for completely with Register, (re-
Gently pnrdoncd) in the murder of VIM. Pryor, a
colored man, at kits Hammock, in the previous
August, is now in Jail at Dover. He was arrest
ed in New Jersey, on rcqulstion from the Gov
ernor of this State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

CARNIvAL.-Some of our German citizens have
organized the "Carnival Club of tliis city, for
the purpose of giving Masquerade Ball at Odd
Fellows Hall, on the evening of December 31st.
The officers, elected last night, are :-Master OF
Ceremonies, II. Feldmeyer; President, j.. M.
MANI; Secretary, F. HilIel; Treasurer, A. Ashcn-
lnrb
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CPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
$50 REWARD.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
a. The subscriber offers for sale the following
UM described Real Estate, situated In Mill Creek
Hd., on the Lancaster Turnpike, nesr Jackson's
Lime Quarries.
No. Ia two story frame house 10 by as feet and
stable, with one-thrd Of an of land, good gar
den and fountain Of excellent water near the door,
No. 2.-Twenty three acres of land OF first quality,
located on the turnpike half mile from No. seven
acres under cultivation, the balance clearing and
young timber. stream Of water running through
one side of the property.
No. 8.-About twenty acres Of very productive
land, handsomely located on the turnpike opposite
No. q all In grass well fenced and we'll watered !;
would make capital irult and truck farm.
The above property win be sold altogether, or sep
arateg, as may suit the purchaser. Any one buying
until buildings be erected Onebalf the purchase
money can remain In the property, If desired. Apply
In person or by letter to
JAS. G, JACKSON,
Hockessin P. o.,
noylS-1td-2tw Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

Nor TRuE.-The Guzette of last Friday publish
ed story about the desperate conduct Of Daniel
j.. Conner n colored man committed to Jail by
Alderman Vincent, for an alleged assault and bat
terry on IL. NJ. Rile OF this city. 1t appears from
the item that the man refused to allow the Sheriff
to enter the cell, and that the latter had to call
help and threaten to shoot the prisoner before he
could bring him to order. We informed by
competent authority that the whole story is fall
siGcation, and that no such difficulty occurred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28
IRON IN THE BLOOD,


The necessity of due proportion of Iron in the
blood is well known to all medical men; when 1t
becomes reduced from any cause whatever the whole
system suffers, the weakest part being first attacked
and fcelisg of languor lassitude, and fall gone
ness" pervates the system. Stimulsnts only afford
a.ptrary relief and have the same effect giving
tired horse the whp instead of oats The true remedy
Is to supply the blood with the necessary quantity of
iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP
protected solution of the protoxide of Iron, which
is so prepared that it assimates at once with the
blood, giving strength, yigor and new lie to the
whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned by a
deficiency Of IRON IN THE BLosD, without re-
storing II to the SYSTEM Ia like trying to repair
building when the foundation IL gone.
An eminent divine says: II have been using the
Ek yd4 S sYMgP s s @ as \ ss
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures and re-
representations from some OF the most eminent ply
siciins clcrgymen and Others, will be sent free to
any address.
The genuine has "P1nuvrAs SYnur' blown III the
glass. J.P. DINsMoRE, Proprietor,
No. 8; Dey street, New York.
Sola by all Druggists.
For all the Protean forms Of Disease originating in
SCRoFULA,
such as Salt Rheui Cancer, Consumption de-. there
is nothing can equal the purifying effects Of Iodine
when administered in pure state.
Dr.. II. Aspnps IODINE WATEr
is apure solution Of Iodine dissolved in water with
out solvent, and is the best remedy for Scrola and
kindred diseases ever discovered. Circulars Free
j. P. nINSMORE,
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Festival Ar New CAsrLE.-The lades OF the
New Castle Presbyterian church, will hold Fes-
tival, at the Town Hail. In New Castle, on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, December 9th and 9th.
Doors open ut Z o'clock.
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o. U. A. NJ ExcURsIoN.-An excursion of the
members Of this Order will go to Smyrna on
Thursday Thanksgiving Day. morning. They
go down on the morning train and return at
midnight.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

A NUMBER of subscribers will receive bills thil
week for the tribune. Gentlemen, you wills
make the publishers hearts glad by q prompt
response thereto.
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1elaware Trihnlte
LOCAL NEWS.


TIGHT MONEY MAIZENA, gentleman writing
to us from town down the State, says -" 1t is
"amost as well to ask for hearts blood, down
"here, as for money"
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Sr. JOINS CHURcu.-Seryices were held at
st. Johns, every evening last week, which were
interesting and profitable. Sermons were de-
livcred by Bishop Lee, Rev. Mr.. Spencer of New
Castle, Rev; M. Harrison of Newark, Rev. Mr..
JJnnk
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DISTINGUISHED LEcTuRER.-Rev. Dir. 0. II.
Tiffany will deliver his great lecture on work
and Its Worth or, the Problem of Labor, on
Wednesday evening, December 18th, In the hall
If Tim Tnsfituta
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MARINE DlsAsrER-The Brig Fanny Foulk,
of this port, recently sprung aleak and the cap
tain, to save the lives Of himself and crew, was
compelled to beach her on Currituck beach,
North Carolina coast, where she was wrecked
lis HILL The Fanny Foulk was owned by Jas.
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BURGLARY AT DovER.-Some thieves entered
the gentlemen's furnishing store of Shocklcy and
Masten, Dover, Monday night, and took new suit
of Clothes and one hundred dollars In money.
They made an entrance by pryng open back
window,
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The feeling among the members on iippench-
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vote to- ceIisure him only. The course of the
Tribune against impeachment on evidence taken
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SAMUEL S. BALDWIN,
MN would inform his old friends and customers.
and the public in general that he has resumed
the manufacture and sale of
Boots and Shoes,
AT NO. is EAST SECOND STREET,
where he intends keeping full assortment Of sea-
sonable and fashionable Boots and Shoes and alae
make to order everything in his line. He has jgst laid
In splendid stock OF goods which are ;sh from the
hands of the manufacturer and which hewill dispose
Of very cheap for the cash. Those who need any of
those Indispensable articles would do we'll 10 give
him call, as
Quick Sales and Small Profits
10 his motto. Do not forget the number East
Second street, opposite the lower market house, south
side Of Second street, near King, Wilmingtoq, Dol.
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WE ARE COMING.
Banking House of
JOHN MoLEAR s. SON,


NO. COT MARKET ST.
We offer for sale In sums to suit purchasers the
WATER LOAN BONDS of the City Of Chester,
Pennsylvania.
Bonds OF 800 and upward either registered or
coupon interest per cent. clear of tax, payable
either in Chester or Philadelphia may be desired
by the purchaser.
Price $3.50 for $1,000 bonds. rare opportunity is
offered in this loan to obtain security equally as
good as Wilmington City Loan at much lower rate.
The entire amount Of bonds issued will not exceed
$125Oo0 and they secured by real estate in the
City of Chester, worth nearly $3000,00O
The bonds are issued under authority granted by
an act of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania copy of
which may be seen on application at our office. For
further particulars inquire either in person or by
letter to
JOHN MoLEAR Sc SON,
GOT MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

GAME AT NEwARk.-A match game of base
ball was played, on Saturday, between the Alert
Of Newark, and the Diamond State the score
standing IS TO 10 in favor of the Alerts.
Innings .......1 2 0 8 Total.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

Alerts. .....7 0 8 8 Obs.
Diamond State. % 1 2 4 0 2-10.
Umpire, David Shields, Of the .Quickstep base
ball club; Scorer, Samuel Wright of the indie
pendent base ball club.
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