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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

melt Witl fervenl heat" "ihr word OF "Nr
God endureth iurever.n What endless ms
tories we shall hear in heaven of the victories
of "the Sword of the Spirit which ia inc
Word OF Godi'' And what study Tor eler-
nity will that book itself bel Here, when
the huinbled, chastcned intellect has gone
as far as human powers can go, the student
begins 10 feel that lie is only at the outer
gate of its deep mysteries, there when mind;
and heart, and will, are perfectly coniormed
TO God, when ali lis precepis can be perfect
ly obeyed, when all It's types aud prophecies
and promises are perfectly FULFILLED. and
when we see Jesus, who is only pictured
here, with open face, how will its darkest
pages blaze with heavenly lightl
But thank Godl the way of salvation Is
set forth so plain and clear that none VINO
seek il IN that book can miss it. Let US
make it our business and delight to show
that way to others. Let us seek TO Increase
our personal knowledge OF its saving truth,
and let us invoke the help of God, the Holy
Spirit to unfold its one vast theme, the Eter
nal Son OF God, the Saviour of the World
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lPater Renters 7ahe Nofiee.-All persons
who have sold properly du,ing the present
year. must give notice in writing, at tue
,ncc nt the Water Department, Tenth and
King Streets, before the 30lh day of Noyem-
bcr, 1867, and insert in the notice the name
Of the person purchasing the property, other
wise they will lie held linble for tue rent oi
the next year. Also, all persons who may
wish to discontinue tho use of the water, or
any portion of il, must give notice as above,
and pay Sc 90 for cutting off the pipes, as no
alteration will be made in amy bill after that
date. A. PnTcHARp,
Supt. Of Water Works.
4 Splendid lot of 7Oys.-BIr. George
Stoincken, No. o15 Market Street, in this
city, has lust received n splendid assortment
Of all kinds of toys, comprising the largest
variety ever offered in this market, which
he will dispose of NJ wholesale or retail ut
as low prices as they can be purchased for
IN the large cities We would recommend
those washing to procure anything in that
line to give him call.
Increase Of Me Ministry. The Society for
the increase of the Ministry of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, whose Office is in
Philadelphia, received during the month ol
October for the general fund, the sum o
$1940, &c, ofwhich Trinity Church, Whining
ton, contributed S25; Emmanuel Church
New Castle, 1896.
Fog on tie Ricer.-The fog on the rive
yesterday, was so heavy that the Ariel die
not reach her wharf until half-past ont
O'Clock. She was due here at hall-pas
eleven. 1t is said TO have been the heavies
fog ever experienced on tho Delaware.
Indian Erhi5nion-Yo Young Chief Light
| foot, from source of Penohscot River, Maine
assisted by Miss Allzoomy, of the Mohaw
| Tribe, will give an entertainment at Mid
| dletown, Delaware, this evening.
Rtjoieing.-on Saturday last, the Demo
Gratis of this city, fired salute in honor {
their recent successes.
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GRIM EG.

The Office of Mr.. Carrington, tho District
Attorney in Washington, was set on fire on
Wednesday, and hut for its timely discovery
might have been destroyed Mr.. Caring
ton las in his possession all the papers, SC,
appcrtaining to the trial of John II. Surralt,
and The design of firing his Office is supposed
to have been to destroy the same. There Is
no c'uc TO the inccndiqry.
Patrick Mannix was murderausly assault
ed in Memphis few days since. He was
sitting NJ with dead man, and was alone
in the house During the night three men,
named Luke Mandevile, John Dwyer and
james Walton, entered the house, and
began taking liberty with the things in
the room. Mannix demonstrated, when
they assaulted him, breaking one Of his arms,
laactu,ipg his jaw, and destroying his ueil
eye.
y young lady recently died in Elgin, H.,
and At her funeral when her relatives and
friends were taking last look at the loved
lace, young man to whom she had been
engaged, and who had presented her Will
AN engagement ring, but short time before
her death, deliberately bent over the corpse
and in the presence of all in the church re
moved the ring from her finger aud walked
off with it,
On Sunday week a yellow boy living Will
Dr.. Geo. b, Calyest, in peryyIllc, Ken
uchy. while going an errand was sho
Though the head and instantly killed By
Wilson Crane white 10y, only louftecl
ycus old. Crane was arrested, and alte
an examination ol Monday was remanle,
10 Jail to await trial,
A NEATLY PRINTED PAPER One of th,
most neatly printed exchanges that We re
ceive is the Clayton Herald. 1t rehect
much credit upon the mechanical skill ant
taste o. the gentleman by whom the worl
is executed, who, by the way, is a graduate
from this office.
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o8tTUAal.

At lis residence, in this city, on saturday
evening, Benjamin Ferris, in the ssth ycaI
u his age, Mr.. Ferris was among our old
sst and most respected citizens. lie was
Ine author ul an eXceIicnt history OF Della.
ware, and in early lie ~aa prominent III
eyefy work 10 promote Me prosperity Oh
Wilmington.
Mrs. Senator Nye died al oswcgo n. s.,
~ sunday asl, alteran illness OF lorly rlghl
honre She dicd I'll ne lespleucc ~ Nr
Page, nrat lchlno Her husband aoo
psnict Ritc iresont
Ctrmm barHi iiiuuklrY OF Liyermore,
4iel CA sunday, al Lcwlstuwu, Maine, aged
l02 years he voted Tor Washington Gl
lhc first Presideut OF ihc United States, and
remembered Anod's expedition up the
Kennebec river. -.
Dr. Wonhinglon Hooker, professor o.
tbe lnroiy and placlice ii pli sic in Yale
College, died at his New Haven residence.
ou wednesday rNenine,
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nrARRIED.

GREGG-CHANDLER On the Esd ult.,
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. David w, Moore, Mr. SAMUEL
GREGG, of Christiann Hundred, TO Miss
MAGGIE A. CHANDLER, daughter OF DIR.
j. p. Chandler, of Centreville, Delaware
STARR-BETTS.-A the Central PresbY-
terian Church, November 9Th, 1867, ny
Rev. Charles ID. Shaw, Mr.. AARON B.
STARR and Miss MARY r. BELTS, all OF
this CITY NJ ca de.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
rom JoHS MGLE.N a soS, Btaksrs, bJ1 Market Street.
Now ADvNRTIshMENTs.


NIVIDEND.----THE DIR ECTOUS OF
this Institution hsVs tnis day declared dividend
Of sIY PER CENT for the last ak months. payable TO
the sookhuders their sgal representatives. demand
eleAr nf all tAxes w NJ BELL, Cashier.
BANR oV sAygNA. Nov. 2. ls6I. LII ltw
'I,HE THIRD ORATORIcAL, LITERA-
RH AND MUSICAL EXHIBITION OF
THE STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY,
VII be given At IAsttus Hall on Thursday evening",
Novoml eist Doors open st o'clock exercises begin
at o'clock. Tickets purchased heio November 2lst at
Hpos Musie AID Newspaper Stores 20 cents saeh. he
served s6ats IN the body Of the house so CENTS each.
Tickets Noseaber 2lsi, so eanls each poyi2.2l
DUBLIC sALE.--WILL BE SOLD AT
fuDlle sale. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
NOvEMBRR 1867, at 10 oelo X, A. VI, at the Auction
Room OF Ogle roSnssad the following described Per
sonAl Property: -.
"a one excellent driving aud family noRsH,
fszA about 1875 hands high years Old, and Of hne
ASya appearaucs, perfectly gentle aud we'll broken
3ASaaAS all kinds OF harness. The owner Of him
has sOd and removed from his place in the county,
aud has further for him, One rot OF doub Haf-
ness In good order, Two tets Wagon Harness. Que
pair Well.broksn MULRs. Also other articles not
mGni nei. Terms Cash.
OGLE TOWNSEND,
novl2-iH Aueiionserh
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LADIES rnUssEs, sUPPORTERs,

LADIES TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS,
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NIN0's Il FIrCHs BRACES, spinAl, Shoulder and
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rrufses, syringes, in grsAt variety Sc, &c.,
At "NREDLES"
On TWELFTH STREET, FiasT Door BELOW RACE
PHILADELPHIA. (Thls D-pWlmeut Is conducted Er
ciusiptly Tor FINAL rs and Cl{IL DREN by competent
ladies' snd the Soek is Adepel 10 their special wants
In adjusting meeh4nic.l remelei, We combine cor
rect construction with aud comfort.
Organized by the Proprietor
II NEEDLES,
Pro essionAl adjuster Of Trusses, &c &e,
cogSER TwgIFrn AND KAcE srEstrs,
noys-lm PHILADELPHIA.
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DIED,

Near Capcville, Northamp'
ton county, Virginia, November 8, 1857,
after an illness OF twenty three hours, with
Congestion of the Brain, WILSON l.,
youngest son of Israel and Bmeline Town
send late OF Wilmington, Del, aged 10
years, o months and IA days.
FERRIS.-At Wilmington, Del, on the
evening OF the 9th inst, BENJAMIN FERRIS
In the Ssth year oil his age.
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DISMISSAL OF BRADLEY.-ln tho supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia ON satur-
day, Mr. Bradley read statement in answer
to the rule of the court for him to show cause
why he should not be excluded from the bar
MS practicing attorney, owing to his former
difficulty with Judge Fisher Hon. Robert
]. Walker made an argument in his behalf
when the full court, through Chief Justee
Cartier, sustained the order of Judge Fisher
heretofore made, suspending Mr., Bradley
as q practitioner at The bar. Justice Cart
ter, in the course Of h'e remarks, said 1t was
painful duty, but ii WIS necessary that the
Court should sustain is dignity and punish
the contempt. MIR. Bradley thanked the
Court for the delicat. manner in winch II
had announced its decision, but said that nc
had long ago conte".i lated retiring alto
gether from the bar, b-s that the present
manner of seyering lil connection with th'
courts rendered the separation more unplea
SAINT. Three of the Judges were present
Cartier olin and Wylie. Judge Fisher wa
absent
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TnE ConursroNDENT OF the Republican,
who told the editor TO put the name oi
Grant at the head of that paper AS cand''
date for the Presidency, certainly did the
business for Grant. The editor has done as
he was told, and now swears that the GEN
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other candidates arc demagogues All
honor to the sagacity OF the Republican,
correspondent lie has now only to send
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GrNkRll GRANT MD rHE PntsfnENeY'
The haste with which number III "sSsu
iician layc resented the name of Gcner7H'
Grant In connection With the Republican
nomination for the Presidency, is receiving
from the Republican press tile condemnation
which such an unwiso course merits. Tho
Delaware County Repu5licdn edited by that
tried and consistent opponent of the So
called Democracy, Y. s. Walker, in ills
issue Of fiida, enters n solemn protest
against thus procedure. lie says =
= We have tile highest respect for General
Grant as u military chicltain, nor do we
doubt his civ,l capacity, hut ms far rs we
know, up lo lie present moment, no llvlhE
man can say 10 which of the two great p"-
lical lnrlics his preference Is given Under
these circumstances il his services to Tie
country had been ten times as grcat ms they
/ have hcen. we cannot see the policy or the
proprieiy of giving him the Republican
nomination Tor the Presidency OF the United
States"
UntilsGcncral Grant distinctly ayows his
principles, the editor remarks in the same
article, ave do not intend 10 advocate his
nomination"
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
"''' JAS. t. MCCULLOUGH,
EuRTnH Oetobar 20 is67.-2g-ts Aasigna

nJBLIC AALE.--WILL BE SOLD AT
i publc salu, that valuable STORE, RESTAURANT
aud DWELL d. the Northeast corner Of fou tn and
shipey streets In lila city, on WEDNESDAY the lsth
day Of November at O'Clock, 2. M., at the Auction
Room Of Osir Townseui, No. EAst Third Htrret.
This property Is dear abe busnsss staud any
MArket Siaeet.
TERM--Fifleen hundred dollars day Of sAlO tine
balance Of tke purchase money The execution VI the
deed GklNsHAW MoCABk,
Real kKtRts Agents,
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