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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

THE United States steamer Ossipee was at
the west entrance of the Magellan slfatS,
April 10. The natives went to the sue VI
the vessel in their canoes, aud were ciaWor-
Gus for tobacco and firewater, They are oe'
coming very bold and more numerous s'nes
The Straits are now more frequenleo' an"
will give trouble to any vessel that may se'
ashore, or is not sufficiently manned TO pro-
tect herself. r..a
Corporal John II. Ramsdell, Sd United
States artillery, stationed atFort Constitution
at Portsmouth, N. H., was dangerously slao'
bed ON Tuesday night, by Henry heHeS' "
member of the same company
One of Maumilian's war vessels aas ~
rived at Havana, with pnAe captured Oh
the coast of Yucaten.
The Richmond (Ind.) Telegraph tens Oh
Wayne county man who took his fanny "
the circus last Monday, and sold his COOKING
stove to get money to buy tickets
Edwin Allen, of Norwich, Conn., inVen'o
of the wood type cutting machine has re
Gently invented machine which makes an
counts. In punches of 25, over 6,Ooo enV'
lopes an hour. He has also invented r'
,orv printing machine Tor printing envelopes
cards and other small work, the capacity
which is six thousand Impressions per hou
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

A LAPLAND HERoINE-The name of Maria
Mathsdotter should be recorded among those
of the greatest OF the worlds heroines. She
was II young woman in Lapland. She was
an only daughter, and had the care OF one
hundred renders, the entire wealth OF her
parents. Years since she conceived desire
10 establish school among her benighted
countryman at Wilhelmina. II could not be
done without aid from the Swedish capital.
1t was winter, and the capital was distant
six hundred miles. Alone she started TO
travel the dreary distance She put on her
skates The cold was intense. The days
were short and the nights long, The route
was new to her. Snow and ice on every
side, and but few signs of life, She arrived
at Stockholm on the Sd OF March, 1854, and
accomplished her mission successfully She
has recently achieved n success quite as re
narkable. The district became greatly
agtated last summer over some troubles be-
tween the inhabitants. The only way to
settle il was through the inierpostion Of the
King. Not man was willing TO make the
journey to the capital. So Maria was ap.
pealed to, and with a cousin set out upon
the long Journey, with her skates and exc
cuted her trust. While in Stockholm she
gave n new impetus to the phianthropic
labors of the women of the city. On the
nth of November she set out ON her return,
going by steamer to Hermosand, whence
she was to travel one hundred and fifty
leagues on her skates - Exchange.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

strawberry festival for the benefit OF ST.
Paula Church is now opeu at the Ci'y Hail.
General Sheridan appointed Thomas .,
Durant Governor of Louisiana, in place oil
Wells, removed. He declines to accept IT,
A liquor agency in Waterville, Maine, was
broken into last Monday night, ana $s'ooo
worth of liquors destroyed.
A troupe of Arabs gave three exhipiuohs
at Institute Hall, this week They createu
a marked sensation on the streets, being lhe
first Arabs that many of our people ever saw
During the past week five hundred ana
eighty applications, and forty-fve caveats
for patents have been filed in the patent
office at Washington.
The contest in Tennessee, for Governor Is
being carried on with much spirit by poln
parties. 1t ia believed the Republican ticket
will lie elected.
The CITY Council will set as Court Of
Appeals this and to. morrow evenings. TAXA
bles should visit the Chamber and examine
the assessment
The National Division of the Sons OF lem
poIhnCe Will hbSeiuplc oehhS - -
city on the 10th inst The "sons" here ar
making arrangements to entertain them
handsome manner.
The session of the United States Circu
Court will commence in the Court Roor
second story Of the Custom House, in til
city, on the 18th of June, inst The u
District Court meets at the same place
Tuesday next.
We learn that a great interest is bel
manifested by the people OF Sussex coun
in the cause of Temperance, and that nj
Lodges of the Good Templars are being for
ed in all parts OF the county.
Right Rev. Bishop Wood, has Issued
Pastoral letter, in which lie states that Vii
General VIM. O'Hara, D. D., will RENT
in this country until his return from Euro
and afford all the facilities necessary to
administration OF the affairs of the dioces
On Tuesday last, at the dedication of
monument erected at Raleigh, North Ca
lima, to the memory of Jacob johnson, t
colored girls laid large punches of
choicest flowers on the grave OF the Pr
dents father.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

lRuR1LoQUENCE.- Paul Denton u Metho-
dist precher in Texas, advertised a barhe
cue, vii better liquor than usually furnished.
When te people were assembled despe
RADIO irtie crowd cried out, ''Mr. Paul
Denton your reverence has lied You
promise us not only good barbecue, but
better liuor Where is the liquorY"
"TheGN answered the missionary, in
tones oihunder and pointing his motion
less tngeiqt the matchless double spring
gushing in two strong columns, with u
shout Of il from the bosom of the earth
"Thorem repeated, with look terrible
as Lightning, while his enemy actually trem-
bled from his head TO his feet There
is the liqur which God the Eternal brews
for his chllren
Not irthe simmering still, over smoky
fires, coohd with the poisonous gasses, and
surIoundd with the stencil of. sickening
odols anuank corruption, doth your Father
in hcaveIprepare the precious essence o.
life, the pre- cold water; but in the green
glade an grassy dell, where the red deer
wandersnd the child loves to play--thert
God breH it; and down, low down in the
deepest alleys, where the rills sing, and
high upo the tall mountain tops, where The
storm clods brood and the thunder cloud
crash; an away, far out on the wide, wIdt
sea- Whep the hurricane howlS music, ant
the big wives roar the chorus, speaking thl
march oGod--there he brews it, that bev
erase ofie, health giving water.
"And yerywhere it is a thing OF beauty
cleaning in the dew drops; singing in til
summeuain; shining in the ice gem, till al
the tres seem turned into living jewel.
spreading golden veil over the setting sur
, or wife guale around the midnight moon
/ sporting in the cataract; sleeping in the 81,
zier; mncing in the hail shower; folding il
! bright snow curtain softly about the wintr
world and weaving the many -colofed iri
, that seraph's zone OF the sky, whose wal
il The rain drops OF the sky, whose wool
the sunhemms Of Heaven, all chequered ov,
j with celestial flowers by the mystic hand
e Rehaction. SILL always il is beautiful, tn
c blessed lfe-water' No poison bubbles
q. its brink; no blood stains its LIQUID glas
a pale widows and starving orphans find /
J. tears for its depths; no drunkards shriekii
ghost from the grave cursing in words
eternal despair Speak ou(, my fnent
!, would you exchange it for the demons drin
y alcohol"
I A shout Ike the roar of a tempest answ,
ed, "NoN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
SIN wALTER RALEIGH IN PRISON


A curious story of the uncertainty of hui
man events is told by Mr.. Gould, Seeing is
said to be the cause for believing, but &C
rprding To this tale mans eyes are not
always trustworthy Witnesses
"Sir Walter in prison, was composing the
second volume of his History Of the World.
Leaning on the sill OF his window, he medi-
tated on the duties OF the historian to man
kind, when suddenly his attention was at
,racled by disturbance in the courtyard
before his cell. He saw one man strike
another whom lie supposed by his dress to
! be nm officer; the latter at once drew his
I sword and ran the former through his body.
The wounded man teled his adversary with
Il stick, and then sank upon the pavement.
Al this uncture the guard came up and
carried off the officer insensible, and then
the corpse Of the man who had been run
through
next day, Raleigh was visited by an IN
innate friend, 10 whom he related the cir
cumsances To his astonlshment his friend
unhestatingly declared that tho prisoner
had mistaken the whole series of incidents
which had passed before his eyes The sup
posed officer was not an officer al all, but the
seryau of n foreign ambassador; 1t was he
who had dealt the first blow; he had moi
| drawnhis sword hut the other had snatched
T. ii from his side, and had run him through
, | the pay before any one coulu interfere
Q wherepon stranger among the GROVE
Il knocked the murderer down with his stick
:. and some OF the ambassadors retinue carried
d off the orpse. Raleigh's friend added tina
:. the Government had ordered the arrest ant
/, immedide trial of the murderer, as the mar
+. assassin ted was a principal servant of thu
l. SpanshA AMBASSADOR
,e ~Exuse me, said Raleigh, "but can
10 not bav,been deceived as you suppose; 10
was eywitness to the events, which tool
}. place uner my own window, and the maj
in iell on tht spot where you see a pawn
he stone shading up above the rest
My ear Raleigh, replied his friend,
was siltig on that stone when the fray too
res place, an received this slight scratch OF
my cheelin snatching the sword from III
OF murdererand upon my word OF honor yo
~ have beeidoceived in every particular.
NJ "Sir Mlter, when alone, took up the d,
op cond yoime of his history, which was
~ mauuscnt, and contemplating it, thought
sh 1T canot believe my own eyes, how ca
Der be assred of the truth of 1.-THE Of IL
W. events mich happened ages before | WI
'y born nd he flung the manuscript in Il
fire"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
REGISTERS NOTICES.

Id
IL NEW CATTLE CouSrY, May 3Oth 1867.
Upon The application OF Henry Eckel, Executor vi
the last Will and Testament Of johanna Wilhslmina
lstley, late OF Wilmington Hundred, In said County
decreased II IL ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executor aforesaid give notice oi the granting II
Letters elementary upon the estate Of the deceased with
the dne Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the date such
Letters In six OF ths most pub ic places OF the County
New Castle requiring all persons having demands
the estate present the same, abide by Act II AZ.
ssmbly In such made and provided And also cause
the to be inserted within the period la he
Delaware State journal and StAtesmRa nswspa pe pub,
lished In Wilmington, aud TO be continued therein
months.
,@ Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of III e
h. o Register aforesaid, at New Castle in Now Castle
49, County Aforesaid, tho day aud year above written
II, O. FhAIM, Reglstsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

N NV CASTLE CouNTY April 10th, 1867.
Upon the application Of kaah.th Turner, Executfx of
the last Wl and Testament Of brooke T. Turner, late
Of Wilmington Hundred, IN said County, deceased il III
ordered and directed by the Register that the Exeeutrx
aTy upon the Estate Of the dreetsed with the date
granting thereof by causing advertisements 10 10 posted
within forty days from ihs date Of such Leists In nix al
tue most public places Of the County III New Cattle IL.
qurng all persons havipg demands aiaius the Estate
10 present the same abide by Act Of Assembly In
UGH cass made and provided And also causa the same
to be inserted within the same period in the Delaware
state Journal and Statesman, Newspaper publlshed in
wimin ston, and TO be continued therein two months
t~-~ diven under this hand aud Seal Of Office Of III,
L. H. Register aforesaid at New Castle In New Casii,
49, County Aforesaid the day and year above writ
ten. r. @. FRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

A 1udxy frinnd etvlps DemOfeSt'S Illustrated
,,a,.a aai as tbe Queen or the Monthies,
MaSas'n rs as ,nwSrhy of the title The
i'I,, nu%her which has come early TO hand,
10y ',nrs,so,s as the month il represents
u, as 40 ha,sinn mn Of GOOD stories, fine H.
i ~ household hints, and gay, sea
an,ahis fashions. Notwithstanding that
~ ,,n,,i,co,ion il issued from nm "Empo-
. .ia, IF Easbions ~ the editors do not dis
dain a glance nj Jolly as she flies, and some
o oS the hcat Tits nj prevailing lrivoliies
,,hici we have ever seen were found in the
,'a,res 81 uDemorest " To ladies living far
hon metropolitan centres, il is especially
vomabie and useful, and we are not surprised
that so many confess it Indispensable.
The suhscription price is So per year with y
hondsomp nremium Address, W. Jennings
Demorest. 473 Broadway, New York.
Liitslrs Lining Age ...
Lttell's Living Age Tor Tins week Is OUT
II contains mari five Of the Brownlows; part
three OF the S airing; an article enullea'
Lord Stanley and the Luxembourg Sues,
ton, ~ from the London Spectator, ana seVerai
other able and interesting articles. IL IS an
excellent number
RELIGIOUS.
,,,.n,h n,5i,at;on The First Universal
ou uin,,, " Ills citv will dedicate their
li , $3.50 Sa,on,h S,reet below Walnut,
chu Gnu. uh ,,,or,;ng Of id o'clock There
n '3, 5u'' Log ,arnaohing of K O'clock. and
= quarter before p NJ. The Rev. MI shrig,
ley, whose genial eloquence has dellshteu
j. so many, will be present Also, ihe hev'
C Dir. Eddy, pastor Of Lombard street Onnrcn'
e Philadelphia, also the pastor, Key j. Il.
n Goodrich. The public are respectfully in.
vited to attend. Seats free. Pews may be
n secured ua,dng ' a,ou n1s, "9 "f''S'''
i the conii w., ~ III, ,,re"ch in Ashurv NJ r
IL heu T. Iu%s., Tai 20, at holi.nast len in
e Hhurch, on ouuUa9 hoie ,,"s, seyen ii The
ST. lhe morning. "p'' ""''p"''
!, evening"
u, Peninsuldr Atdirs-The smyrna tms
I'd OIL MeI1esuay Say ,;sco,al Conveniien a
.rs IN n,aose nf naiaTyole convened nj
Iii We ,tis ornjn in 81 PEERS Cbnrcb
M c' ,a t tnwn M r. Ray Alfred Lee Bishol
to nT ,ha Diocese in the chair The Conyen
lion ia comnosed of the Rector of each Paris
EN- and Two Law Delegates, and will nnmbe
ng- ahont fiftv members Reys. Messrs Get2
ch, Formerly of our town. Coleman and Fury
iii are also present as Elsllo's; s..,,,,ot
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

A NAPOLEON IN 1ROPR.-A Paris cor
respondent AYERS the eyalent French SEN
tment to be that the LperOr has paid too
dearly for the peace with the London con.
ference gave to France,nd that feeling of
uneasiness has taken p0sssion ofthe French
MUD on account OF 1t. In addition the
writer says: THE fact othe matter is Ma
polon Is rapidly losing pislge in Europe,
and Europe will do all shican in quiet and
omiable way to aid it in spping through his
fingers. The guarantee the neutrality of
Luxembourg, which the dcr European ma
tons give, and which its said, France EN-
ployed all her Influence prevent, is sort
OF warning to Napoleoit that coalition is
formed against him to bid him over to keep
the peace Spite OF lsarious projects fol
Congress, and spite 0Jlis celebrated Bor-
deaux speech in whielhe declared that 'thf
empire was peacs'-a ext which has beer
strangely followed blythe commentary o
almost continual war see he has been upoI
the tbrone-the soverens of Europe lool
upon him as disturb4 element; and per
haps, when the proper me comes, IN thei
estimation, they may let inclined to com
bine to suppress him aaley did his uncle,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

WASHINGTON EIEcTroN.-The election
for municipal officers took place in Washing.
ton City, on Monday last, and resulted in
the choice of the Republican ticket by about
three thousand majority. This was the first
election under the new law enfranchising
the colored citizens. Everything passed of
in the most quiet and orderly manner, and
the colored people voted solid for the Repub-
licsn ticket
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
NOTICE.

All peIsons having cdims agtust the Estate Of tba d
ceased must present the duly att-sd to the Exe
tIix before April lbh 1865 OF abide the Act u A
sembly IN such made aud provided
ELIZABETH TURNER ExeeutrIx
Address, No. el9 ORANGE STREET, wiLMINGToN
DkL. apr2s-2n,fa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

LNOURTH SALE OF CHEAP HOUSE,
L LofsMy last sale for the present will take place OF
SATURDAY. JUNE Doth

Al o O'clock =. NJ, OF some SIXTY LOTS. tar srp"i
to any have heretofore sold, sitn.tst 20 tame ahi
With the city, Chtstsna aud Do aess Rivers In full
vtew inst over thu city bduudhy, and directly this
route Of contemplated morse railroad No one need
tear 10 Lay these in's confident they will he
~ Utrtn- he,, p'pent vRlus IN few years, until
winch TINS ,xpst 10 hold the balance Of my property
InAyIt-ts j. A DkOWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
NnTInn

a A.. y. A. M.--pnR sIxTY.FlRsT AN.
MwEuAL COMMUNICATION OF the NJ. W. drand
" Va Lodge Of the STATE OF Delaware, viii b. held
NV in the Free hAsnns Hal, III the City Of vii.
'mington. on the rM ENTY- 1EvBNTll DAY
If June, D. 1857 A L.i.is6T, at 10 O'clock A NJ
j. p. ABLMONn
mAytI-sm Gand sreis ar.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

The WASHINGTON CITY ELECTION The
complete returns of the election in Wash
ington, d. c., held on Monday, are publish
ed in the papers of that city The vote for
Collector (the principal oiilce) was as fol
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

4 policeman named Rogers was shot by
John Prewilt, at Memphis, on the 4th. Pre-
witt was drunk, and approached Rogers, or
dering him to get down on his knees and
ask for mercy. On his refusal PreWitt placed
pistol at his throat and fired, the bali com
ing out at the back of his head, killing hin
instantly. Prewitt is IN Jail.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

Mrs. Brown, of Lewito Me-, ended her
domestic troubles last teei by taking cor
rosiYe sublimate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

HOoPES.-In East Marlborough Township,
Chester County, Pa, on the Both ultimo
BENJAMIN HooPEs, aged SO years
LEACH.-May 30, WIN LEACH, of Will
mington, aged 83 years
GRAVES.-June Sd, CHARLES D., son Of
Thomas J. Graves, OF Wilmington, aged
weeks
MARSHALL.-In Chrisiiana Hundred, on
the Gath ult., JOHN b. MARSHALL, aged
about so years.
KELLEY the 4th Inst. WM p. KEEL
LEY, son of Alexander and Margaret A
Kelley, in the 10Th year of his age.
ERSKINE.-In this city, on Monday morn
ing, June Sd, ROBERT II. ERsKNE, in the
5Sth year of his age
GREENWALT-In Mill Creek Hundred
ON the LIST of June, JouN GREENwALT, ii
the 10th year OF his age
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
A UCTION SALE
"A OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
WI he sold al Public Sale, at the Of Filth aud
King Streets,
ON wEDNEsDAHl IUNE. Is, an la

WI be sold al Public Sale, at the Of Filth aud
King Streets,
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ia, AT SI-g
O'CLOCK, p. M,
The following described Heal Estate,
IL No. I The Brick Store and Dwelling vt the
naM Of Fifth aud King Streets, occupied by
gsA John sinnott 1t oontAins. exclusive OF the store
Front King Street, feet depth, 81 feet to
feet Wide public alley Iydraut III yard aud cellar +
gas In store and cellar.
No 2 The triangular Lot At the intersection Of Market
and King Streets, BrAndywins Bridge A large
cooper shop and barber shop erected the lot aud
the situation ia favorable fer business any kind. The
Dimensions Of the tt fOllOwA ON Market Street,
III feet King Street. SO tss Fifteenth Street. 81 feet.
No. .. A Lot Of Land at the Of Fourteenth and
French Streets described follows IS French
Street. and 81 feet uoheH Fourteenth Street cutbed
and paved gu both sides,
No T. One three-lourh part vi House aud Lot Rd
loinng No 3, on Fourteenth Street Lot Is tte on
Fourteenth Street 20 feet deep.
Also after the sae OF the Heal Estate, will be sold
the premises, all the
FIXTURES OF A LARGE BAKERY,
consisting Of about Is large Daae paus dozen % Size
Bake Pans, hal. dozen email size Bake Pans, Fur.
n,osF large Brass Kettle, large number Of Cake Pat
terms large Counter Eeales with Weights, all good
order large benches large Flour Bus, large lot oil
Stove Pipe and all other articles belonging 10 welt
conducted Bakery.
Sale 10 commence at hAlipASt . oti1ek, T.. N, when
terms will be made known by
OGLE a TOWNSEND
10 md Am fnua
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
ROAD STATEMENTS.

or TUE ROAD Ae-
- COUNTS FOR rtEcArER HUNDRED, to Si ,,un.
NATHAN II. DYkTr, las Collector inr Prneaori nun
dted In lii the Road Commissioners lo' shi
Hundred.
1896, Nay To amount Of tax given SAID n
II. DAyttt Tor collection uh act to errors Hhd a,
commissions, as iar duplicate Ard "a'rAhb s3u7" VI
CuNTRA ca.
1866 MAY t2-By balance due NJ, 80.
Dayelt, lat yetr, 'o"'
1866. Oct by amount Of RoH Com,
nssionsts oflats paid, per 10
vouchers, examined aud alowel 22lo W
~ II. b np'st go '''''' "'''' uIgs
1861, April 70 -py eommissl n allow
cent IT, t. WI III IS
1857, April 2o-By balance due IN.
nayett, o. W
sstsl 10 s2,6s4 10
Road Commissioners ,or P.nead,r HUNDRED ~ Account
""" "'" ''"'' DR.
1906 May Ito amount OF Tax leyi-d
for the Of The Hundred for tbs
,ns,, '9pt 10 Ss allowed h. Collector lbIe 81
1896, Sept. % DO received Railroad "a 40
Dividend 90 w
1896 Dec, DO do from william
| Ford, borrowed Commissioner
bOnd Tor the uss OF the Hundred, eoO W
saiOa 80
CONTRA CIR
| 1866 by cish lid wmslack, Interest
on bond to January 70, 1866 500
| 1866 lily cssh paid VIM Stacks bill
Tor services as Comnesloaer aud
| work on roads 2d9s
| 1866, oct lily amount Ol orders, No,
paid n II. DAyett, collector, for use
Of the Hundred, as per 1875 vouchers
examined and nla1, 22l6 o.
1867, April 2O.-Erors allowed N H.
Dayett, ia "a
"a per cent, M 20
1868, Dsc -Sundry orders ana bills
phd hy the new Board Of Cummls.
soners, out Of money borrowed freni
W, b. lord, As Per 20 vouchers nlsd, dit19b
Balance, 7ia
s9IOs 50 ts.iO3 ~
vi this balance Of s1ls7 there Is due to N H. Daystt
late Collector 81 "a and ln the hands OF tue Commits
sioners, SsiIs
LIABILITIES OF TIE HUNDRED
1851, May l, Due William si,'k, bond, $500 % y,
Nh LA, EFT. late ' Collector to " u X
:. William Il. Ford, bond, 900 9,
" hokeTt 81. BACK. clersiug, nss
Of Office aud fsss, % n
" George Boulden for plank, &c, 22l O.
Geo Heritage Il a
Win Ksss sandry orders. ~ o
David Williams, work on road, 10 7
sunlTy email bills, " Z" u b
!" Samuel Aliieh, 10
Wm. =. Dayeti, road urdets 100 e
sI75O
ms,s,,. y Sog + y soS GoDGs Road Commissioner
DOAD sTAFEmENT OF CHRISTIAN
III HUNDRED, from MAY l9th, 1876. To May 25ih, leB
II LEwIs ARMSTRONG. Collector, DR..
May i9thi l,Oa-fo amount Of Tax levied on
\ $l,tOJ8l0 AT L PET ceIt.
! the 3lOO S23dl
To balance 10 hand from last
year, Sl9l
s5,s55
CIR
May 2Sth, 1857 BY amount VI orders drawn
on tue Collector from No.
to lb7, for contractors, stOn.
Ing, building Culvsits, com
mis- fees, clerking hou,s
expenses. printing state.
ments 81 a3,s9i
BY amount OF errors allowed
cate 1856
BY collectors commission, 2Oi
Balance il hand 1870
5000
JOHN HALL,
az JEHU b SaARPLESS, Road Commissioner
~ WM. z. DERRlCKSON,l ie4-ttw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

MAKnIED.
RoBBINS--AUSTIN. lin Chester City, Pa,
on the evening of the 27th of April last
by the Rev. H. E. Gilroy, Mr.. LEMuEL II
RoBBINs, of New Jersey, and Miss MoLLIH
c. AUSTIN, OF this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

By JOHN MeLEAR q SON, BAsKRRs,
No. GOT Market stIeet,
lpa II Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

f3,lO9 81 fs,lO3 ~
vi THIS balance Of t1ls1 there Is due to N H. Daysl
late Collector, 81 "a and Ia the hands Of tue Commits
sloners, Sslis