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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

DEATH OF BRIDE IN THE ltAllkoAp
OARs.-Mrs Phcbe A. Grape, wife Of mn,
William IL. Grape, OF Portland, Oregon uleu
on the steamboat train Sunday week'
just as il reached the Kingston OK ~
station. Mrs G. was accompanying hef
husband to his home in Daimoutl, Mass
where they hoped TO meet kind. and loving
friends on Christmas. She was very young
bride, being only fifteen, and wasnroslra'ea
by the long sea voyage from California
When she was on board the steamer Com
modorc, Saturday afternoon, she was very
sick indeed, and her suiIerings excited the
compassion of all on board, and every pos
slble attention and kindness was shown her
She was tenderly transferred to the cars nj
Stonington, and until she died at Kingston,
everything that kindness and charity coulu
suggest was done TO relieve her, and the ias
/ sad offices were performed by strange bu'
gentle hands All the employees aud pms
sengers on the train rendered with alhcriiy
every assistance in their power to the dying
stranger, but in VAIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

THE THIRrY-Two Fenian prisoners re-
naming in Jail, at Toronto, yet undisposed
Of, will be tried at the next assizes, com
mencing on the 10th of January next. The
prisoners have been notified that no delay
will be consented to by the Crown unles:
some special cause be shown on affidavit
1t is Justice Morrison's term for presiding al
the approaching County Assizes; but, II
order to expedite proceedings, two judge
will conduct the assizes, sitting IN separate
chambers. By one the usual assize bushes
will be conducted, and before the other til,
Fenian prisoners will be tried
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

Susan Fisher, Of Portsmouth, N. H., late
" choked and pounded her illegitimate
child to death She is quite sick and likely
10 get Justice in the other world before she
does in this.
A pedler, riding from Marlborough to
scarborough, Mass, about dark on Friday
night, was attacked when near Marlborough
line by three men, one Of whom knocked
him down with billet of wood, while the |
second held his horse and the third took all
The available funds he had in his possession. |
They amounted TO some SO, 900 in money |
and Government bonds. The person robbed
is known in the vicinity as the rich ped
der" The perpetrators are supposed tobe
parties who had been following him for some
time.
On a farm in Shelbyville, Illinois, nearly
all the stock have mysteriously died, from
poison it is supposed A few days ago
daughter of the farmer, young lady in ex'
cellent health up to the day of her death,
followed their example. An investigation
will he made.
squad of negroes who had been making
thieving excursions from Mound City to the
Kentucky, side, were recently ambushed by
party of whites and all killed.
A little girl was killed in Washington by
druggist installing an for a in the pre-
scriptlon.
Two men, named Burns and Lommey, en-
gagged in wrestling match IN st. Louis the
other day. On the third round Burns was
thrown so hard that he died in a few min
utes from the effect of 1t.
On the 22d instant, gang of Cinnamon
working on the Pacific railroad in Califor-
mia, was buried under snow drift, and five
of them persisted.
The late storm in California was the most
terrific ever known IN that State. Large
houses were picked up by the wind and
carried some distance, being thrown mas;
of ruins to the ground.
A lady in Covlngton, KY, while walking
along the street, on Saturday, slipped down
on the covered pavement, and crushed Il
death her year old baby, which she wa
carrying in her arms.
A fatal accident befei former citizen o
Petersburg, Captain Charles L. Lumsden
at his residence, Pascagoula, Mississippi, Oh
the 9th instant. While engaged in running
a saw mill, he was caught in the driyin
wheel and instantly killed.
Mr. Berry, editor of the Richmond ono.
EeemGn, had rope placed round his nee
anc psl0ls held at his head, and in til
situation was forced to sign an abject an
hnmItat inc rel ractfnn of a cerioin art;c1o
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

A HEARTLEss LANDLORD rented small
house back of Newport, Ky, to a widow
named Wright whose husband was killed in
the battle of Lookout Mountain, whose only
child was little boy named Joseph The
other night the mother died. Then the
landlord came to the lonely boy and took
from him the only dollar he had, buried his
mother, and sold the household goods to pay
the expenses; then told the boy he must
take care of himself. The Cincinnati Ga
zette, from which we condense this item,
says the little fellow at once left the place
crossing to the Indiana side of the river
and bringing with him single memorial o
his childhood home-a boys sled, letteret
as a tribute to his fathers patriotism
Lookout" Joseph and his sled are now a
the Chldren's Home, Cincinnati.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

SOME DAYS AGO an application was made
by j. A. sterret Ridgely, of Baltimore, to
Chief Justice Chase, for writ of Aa5eas
corpus for the release..of DR.. Mudd, one Of
the persons condemned by the Military
Commission which tried the Booth conspira
tors to imprisonment for life at the Dry
Tortugas, in the Gulf of Mexico. 1t wal
returned on Saturday by the Chief justice
to the counsel with the following endorse
ment; 1.-THE within application has beer
considered and is denied. This does not
however, prevent similar application from
being made to some other Judge OR civi
tribunal in Florida Or elsewhere"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

DOVER, January I'd, lSot.
A quorum Of both Houses of the Legls'e-
ture was present yesterday. Tho ocha'o
was organized by electing James fonuei' VI
Sussex, Speaker; James Walcott' OF hen''
Clerk; Henry Ewbanks, OF Kent, sergeant
alarms, and Rev. Mr.. Colclazef' IAseoi VI
the Methodist Church of this town, Chap"i"'
The House was called to oroef ny wv =,
Clerk of the last session, ana JAMES u
Smith of Kent was appointed Temporary
Chairman, and James Bradford vi ~"
Castle temporary Clerk. The House '"en
proceeded TO the election oil a speahei' "l'
the following was the result Nv ll'lan' a.
Polk OF Kent, ID votes; John A. Allueie,eo
OF New Castle, 3 votes, aud James H. o''"'n
OF Kent, vote. committee was "ppo'n',
ed to wait upon the speaker anu ih,o'i' 49,
OF his election. MI FOLK hau not yos :"
rived in town so the House ADJOURNED un
til the afternoon In the afternoon inc com
mittee reported the continued aDsencooi M,
Polk, that he was SICK, anu tha' they NAV
sent messenger to communicate WIN MN
| Nothing could be done untll tue NpeaNo'
was sworn INTO once AN @uJou'n'n "1
TOOK place until TINS morning. "hen N'
Polk appeared and the oath oil once WI"
administered to him by the temporary ohaif
man All the members were then sworn IN
and the next thing IN order was inc eiec',o'
oil CLERK. lgnatius u 6rnop' OIL .he GU
oil wilmington was the caucus eanuiua ~.
inc SALISBURY party anu he was aee 49,, =
e'ec'eu' inc Union lheuioeis 'o'eu - =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04


In Brazil large nine apples cost four cents
each, oranges one cent, bananas s'A '0'
cent, cigars ten for cent
BOSTON paper in 1910 Dragged IN iaIge
conitals over French news flly-two days oiu'
Now we get It in fltY-two minutes,
Colonel Frederick Heeker, for seventeen
voors n citizen of Illinois, and officer IN the
Federal army during the war OF lherepelllon'
is supported by the liberal party as a repre-
tentative of Marburg to the new German
parliament. his competitor being no oeher
than Count Bismark himself
The New York Evening Gazette says tha'
nm organization is about to be set on ioo' III
that CITY by the resident Spaniards, TO reVolu'
tionize Cuba. 49,
The Cambridgeport, Mass, Fenians nave
hired n hall and made other preparations 10
celebrate the approaching independence OIL
Ireland.
It,s mmored that John Minor Bolts ana
Alexander Riyes have prepared bill for the
reorganization of Virginia upon the NORM
Carolina plan. A.
II ia estimated that $4,000 men in New
York city are without regular employment
The editor of the Louisville CMiss.) buiie
Tin IS the keeper of the jail, anu llVes AM
nrints his journal within the walls oil tina
establishment
In small town of Plymouth county
Mass, an aged lady recently deceased 10
by her will legacy of 800 for the suppoi
of her fayorite dog.
A second woe has fallen upon the CITY
Vicksburg. A fire broke out Chris'ih'
which destroyed one hundred houses an
turned upon the Christmas streets one hui
dred homeless families. A sad Christmi
gift that, for Vickshurg
Rev. Mason Gallagher asserts there a
On 600 iuebriatc women in Brooklyn
The two colored Fire Companies OF W
miHgton, N. c., paraded on Friday al
presented a fine appearance.
PRAYERS for the Pope are being offered
in the French churches.
The steamship China arrived at Halila
on Tuesday, with advices OF Dec. 49,
Italian Chambers were opened by the XII
in person. Napoleon had congratulated I
King of Italy on his conciliatory policy
nounced in his speech. An American sh
of war had arrived at Valentia, en- route
Alexandria. to receive Surratt. The Fren
Empress was to spend the Christmas be
DAYS at Rome The King of Saxony "
visiting the King of Prussia at Berlin.
French troops have left the Church OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

GENERAL HOWARD, Superintendent of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has had two long inter
views with Bishop Wilmer, the new Episco-
pal Bishop of Louisiana, respecting the
religious care of the freedmen. The Gen
eral says that Bishop Winners views on
this subject more nearly COMEDIES with his
own than any one with whom he has had
communication. 1t is likely that plan o.
operations for Louisiana will be developed
which will benefit all classes greatly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

These the Bishop says, "have been the
ready response to simple, direct appeals, not
wrung out by importantly, nor obtained by
any expedents unbecoming the dignity and
sacredness of the cause of Jesus Christ.
Liberal contributions have been also made
by members of the congregation to Diocesan
objects, which are not included in this
statement"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

A swINIsH Mu1T1TupE.-The Madison
(Ind.) Courier, of Wednesday last, says
that up to Saturday last eleven thousand
three hundred hogs had been killed at iht
Mammoth Cave Pork House in that city
and there were yet remaining in the penl
some five or six thousand This number il
being increased by fresh arrivals almos
daily.
-Four thousand three hundred were re
ceived at the Cave on Christmas day.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

A SENSIBLE YOUNG MANA young ma,
out West was entrusted with the money ia
bring his father home good family sewing
machine. He carried off a neighbor',
daughter to Chicago, married her, ant
brought her home, declaring she was the
best family sewing machine he could procure
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

A LOST BoY.-Two yearsago n boy, about
twelve years old, by the name of Emiel
Lawrence, became separated from his mother
at the railroad depot in Nashville, since
which time she has not heard from him. In
the hope that she may yet learn lis wherea-
bouts, she requests the publication of this
paragraph. Her address is Ada Lawrence
No. 1874 Circus Street, New o"lsans, La.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
SHERIFF'S SALES.


SHhhIFF'S sALE.--BY VIRTUE nm A
y WRIT OF LEYAM FACIAs, TO me directed, viii
De exposed 10 Pnhe Sale the Hotel Of pupey smith,
IN MARI OF atieet, In the city OF WILMINGTON A Nav
Castle County Delaware on SATURDAY the 10Th dsv 81
scrihe1 Heal Estate, via; Nv
that lot Of land situate in the city Of Wilmlnaton
aud particularly described follows wit -BeFinnIna
" stake on the southery side u Eighth street east II
the Wilmington and Philadelphia Rail Road and al the
distance Of three hundred aud tweny-six feet from The
eastery ida Of new street called Button wood strest al
ny feet wide thence along the side Eighth street en-
nIeu eaerv fifteen feet ~ corner stake Of Spencer
hoensons lot Themes the eby south twenty mine deRrees
and hyh7e minutes, west ,xtyeigh feet ak inches Ia
snother corner stake thence westerly aud parallel with
highh Street been feet N stake In line OF David o.
Wilson's and, thence thereby north twenty nine serse
and hlyye MINUTES, east sixtyight feel sx inches 10
the place OF egiuning containing thoupand wenty.
seven and hl square feet tand bs the same more Or
less. "
Seized and taken in execution the property Of BEN
lmin johnson heir at law OF Jacob deceatod
aud to DO sold by
-. WILLIAM HERBRRr, Sheriff.
sheiid's once. New Castle. Dee 81, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

Within from Two to twenty miIes Of pa,.,.h... ~,
o. rom " to 10y acres e'eh, at from ten 10 fy 5olI
ger acre good clay snbsoi good water and hyaiths
timber. 'N P'ehy VI Wool and
AddIsS, The sutserbor Wilmington, Del, or Can't
declS-tf % 49,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

Within half milo q the city OF wilmiugton n,
Nth Vntage house Of eleven r0oms and fensnt MI
wiz Other ont buildings. for sale The bailiipSS
merry new the land Ia high state Of eulllvstsn W
lag. ~ 'et".eu ior build
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

Horn ONl-A bankrupt merchant, return
ing home one night said to his noble wife,
"My dear am ruined; everything we have
is in the hands of the sheriff"
Atlor a few moments of silence the wife
looked calmly into his face and said.
"Will the sheriff sell you? OH mol Win
the sheriff sell mcs Oil mol Will the
sheriff sell the children? OH mol Then do
not say we have lost everything. All thai
is most valuable remains to us--manlood
womanhood, childhood We have lost but
the results of our skill and industry We
can make another fortune il or hearts and
hands arc left MS. "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
uAnu STATE JOURNAL AND ERDAY JANUARY 49,


NJ ATIONAL ma NIX OF WlLMtN"A
In AND BEANDYWiNR - ,esy
NtnlSaros :, Dm } rusry 80, u ni,i
Tn BNrl o. Drartors bGy This day dc ia ca ~ ~
dend al EIgBr PRR CENT nf die last SIX monlhs,
laval IL On and ntsr tho 10th inst clear o.
Tx. flanl-lil RICE, NNshi0''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
THE IXTH AVENUE HOUSE
EOuK STORIES, FIFTY RooA,s
A. VITA TEN I'm ALLEY, ALL PINIsHRn ~


Situated Just outside the CITY Of wIlmipRtop bal
tho Rn'lr9ad, high aud he lthy, with full yav ~ ~
city, the Delaware river i0r hheen niles and ain the
fouAd ny, and we'll calculated for any pube
The above wil be Id tor iss ihau the buiiding
nOg b. built with sunlci nj land ~ Iha Mss soui
health rtquircs a change. j. A PEipSppuve.ors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

bounded by G, and Streets, on Fifth. slx,b 49,.
SEVENTH AVENUES well situated for country seats or h
ware Rivers Good water, and no eity taxes, 80 "s'A
J. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
FOR eALE.


Near ths city llne, between the Railroad s,, ,,,,,
Geek TWO LOTS ~ LAND, containing about am
aee4 well calculated for mann Apturing uIleen
will be sold very cheap. Pu'pose'' and
j.. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

MitAln ave minutes walt Of the ety. on Pinh A,...
Hnd seventh Ave ,ues aud an u stfssIs fr isa Ky, A.n
any avA cen sod ufcan BE- bought az near M tahn
ness part Of the ely aud paJenis to silt he
j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

TuE GovERNoR's MEssAaE.-The mes
sage of Governor Salisbury, submitted 10
tue General Assembly on Wednesday, will
he found elsewhere in our paper to-day
The lateness of the hour at which ii was re-
ceived, renders it impossible for us to do
more than refer our readers to it. They
can read 1t and form their own opinions.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

NUMBER of benevolent ladies of Balt.
more got up grand calico ball, on New
Years night, for the benefit of Southern
orphans
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

VALUABLE YARN FOR SALE cnN.
" tanning two hundred Acrs more or less nltuate in
msn Lion Hundred New Castle County and STAT AZ
ea"ste on tue River rad, 1--WE miles from New Cnstie
me buildings are excellent brick house with Ii rooms
go1u birn spring bouse Ice house and other out bud
ings Also a TWO story tenant huu1s. IL a heahy and
de.if4b.e properly. Apply to '""' '','
W. McOAULLEY,
.t,e COG Market street,
49, -------- Wilmington, Delaware.
Ok SALE on EXCHANGE, A VERY
Il desirable FARM, near FOton, Delaware.
NJ. NJ. CHILD,
,,4, g22 King street.
us-. -" Wilmington, Dol.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

rHn PnILADELPmIA, WILMINGTON

TN, inilADELPHIA, December ~ 1860.
rue Annual Meting a the stockholders Of this Conn
any, and election Of Dreclors will take place al The
.i.es 81 TIE Company, in Wilmington, Dol, on the "a
dar28-tm A II0RNRR aae,ata.w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
ELECTION NOTICES.
NOTIoE.--TME ANNUAL MEETING

| NOTICE.--THE ANNUAL MEETINa
| ~ oF lhE FAkMkRs MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of the state Of delaware formerly Of MIL
Creek Huudred viii be held at the office Of the jompapV
IN Wilmington, on MONDAY, the l4lh day ia MondAyj
Of January next, at ~ o'clock A. a. at which tin an
election for seventh Managers VI the Company for the
ensuing year will be hsld and years interest on ali
deposit holesw he pay able Tho agents Of the Company
.rs authorized to receive the dues msmbers and viii
be o1nd io that purpose stated in our standing ID.
vertisemtnt
pon,.y,. ,,-,,.,. JESSE SHARPLY, President.
i IlHLnI McLA III. sEnIaIErN- AunIa In
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
INrnnEsrINo onURon STATISTICS,

nv
INTERESTING CHURCH STATISTICS.
Bishop LEE issued Pastoral Letter to
the congregation of st. Andrews Church,
on Sunday morning last The mnistrations
of the Bishop, as Pastor of this church,
have extended over nearly quarter of a
century of time, and in summing them up
in his letter, he says
at is hard for me TO realize that for TWEEN
ty-four years have been your Pastor. And
| yet, when | look around me upon the con
gregatlon, observe such changes as bring
wildly 10 mind the lapse of time. Com
paratively few are here who welcomed my
earlier ministry. Whole families have van
ished, and very many TO whom l once
preached the gospel of salvation are now in
eternity. OF the sixty COMMITMENTS whom
found in 1912, twenty have finished their
earthly course; others have removed, and
only twenty-five still remain. Since my
Passionate began, about three hundred and
sixty have been added to the communion,
and nearly one-fourth of that number have
been buried. have baptized one hundred
and forty-six adults and six hundred and
9 forty infants, and have laid hands in Con-
, firmation upon three hundred and ninety
= seven. How many of the names inscribed
u in our Register are written in the Lamb
Book of Life the great day of the Lord will
d discover
e A vein of afectionate advice and counsel
h luns through the whole letter, and the kindly
feeling of Christian love with which it il
W filled, will greatly strengthen and encourage
t. his people, and attach them still closer, j
e. possible, to their Pastor their church an'
ID its holy teachings
at The Bishop closes his letter with some in
teresting statistics of the doings of the con
y, gregation of st. Andrews and Calyar
III Chapel, and the Sunday Schools attache
,rt thereto, for the year 1865, which we sum u
as follows
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
as In ST. ANDREWS Sunday Schools thel
nd are
IN Teachers-Male, 10. Female, 90 Total,
ms Scholars " 14O " $50 3!
In the ROBERT SMITH colored soho
IRE there are,
Teachers-Male, 8. Female, "a. Total
m. Scholars 1879 100
nd In CALVARY CHAPEL School there are
Teachers-Male, 10. Female, "a. Total,
Scholars 1856 224 "
W CONTRIBUTIONS.
- The contributions for various chartal
VSe and benevolent objects during the year Ina
H. been as follows;-
n. St. Andrews Church and Calvary
Chapel .......,.....,..... P2U4J
an St, Andrews Sunday School. ......... 357
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

GHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE or
- WRIT or NENDlTloNI EXp0NAs to inc direct.
o. WI" b. exposed to Public sale at tie Hotel Of Charles
Nemunt IN the town OF New Castle In New Castle Hun
dtsd, New Castle County and stite Of Delaware, on
the l7th day Of January, 1867 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ the fol'ow wing described Real Estate yig:
Allthe right 7 interest and estate OF Sarah B. Bates
'amts y nate and David h. BAies, In the following de-
rna situAe IN the village Of glasgow Ia peneAder hun
I,ea New Castle youny and state Of Delaware bounded
"" n9 pubic ROAD ieAiing from Summit Bridge 10 New.
ga rad 10 Lon and by lands Of Richard r. Cann con.
hnR onequArer Of an acre Of land or less with
| tHerh house drellng homo stabng and other out
buildings thereon erected.
N seized nad taken in execution the property Of James
50 d by - '"'''' A4D y w
WILLIAM UrRnRRp qhara
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

GHEHlFI''S SALB.--BY VIRTUE OF
- WELT OF NENDlTIoNI RXp0NAb, to me- directed,
Dunlap Ia Delaware City, In lied Lion IIunarod 10 Nov
Vaslle County, Delaware, gu FRIDAY tho 18th day OF
InAfy sO at IL o'clock, A. Nj, the io ewing deycrib
AN that lot or pare o. land situate IN the village Of
i"f, frhn, In y Georges Hundred, New Castle County
~ we STATE 81 Delaware bounded by Congress street By
1uuH a Elizabeth VANDERBILT, Wam Webb and
lhemAs CeAvtr being tixy feet In front on said Com
ress STREET aud extending the Hame Width Hlxty feet
deep with frame dwelling house, kitchen and out
buildings thereon erected
Seized and akon In execution AZ the pronertv of Davi
DunhHn, aud 70 he sold by
e, WILLIAM HERBERT, Sheriff.
sher'ns ONCE, New Castle, december a. 1865 -jalts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

NEWTON DARLING's Soy HES
IN Fmbfee'i suaths ard Giai4 Ctad.eF,
iael,lors Hiy torsa
hhllds' hakes, and
Brandywine aud Darby -eyihe sionaa
In -,ora aud ior sale low by ! a ROBINSON & co,
lelv Second and Market sts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04


Has bean accomplished in the new
NolsELRss FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
1t u.s. without doubt, the least complicated ana easiest
to operate, Of aug mRchiue before the public; and
tor .snge Of work II il unsurpassed The uemins.
Telling Braidlng Trucking and Quilting IL beautiful
II makes soft elastic stitch aud the both sides
Persons in want OF family are respectfully in
ye 10 call and examine those Machines before pnrehRa
Ing, AS feel confident TINY will be convinced Of their
good qualities.
49, Every chine warranted, ard lIssrlcl.on given
free nf charge
The best Machine OIL silks, Cations and Neele4 al.
ways On hand, nj the loWral market rates.
A. :. JONES,
rrh30-if GI3 Market st. WiIminptGn D1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
ELECTIUN,

DELAWARE Cry NATIONAL BAkkl
-. - December 9Th, 1t6d
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that an eIaeion
~ VIII be held at the tAnking House In Delaware oity
.etMeen the houra Of two and four O'Clock, p. M, On
TUESDAY,, the eth day Of January next for the cboica
ol nine Directors, 10 terye during the ensuing year
ull-WSt WM, W. FgRRf9 Caablar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
ELEcTION.
ELECTloN Nn1InE.

n IE4N 'VN NVI y ~
"a fiasr NATIONAL DAKK,
Wilmington BEL,
December 4, 1866
Notice Is hrsbs given that ths Annual Meeting Of tho
Sorhhoders u this Bank viii lie held at the banking
houRe on Tue.day tho sb day fanniry 1867 between
ihe hours Of and o'clock, T. NJ, for the purpose oil
eeerg nine Stockholders 10 Directors the ens,
inS year. GEp Il. ARMSTRONG, Cashier
dtai.lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

HANSON, In this city, on Tuesday even
ing, in his 5tst year, DAVID HANSON,
Sexton OF Trinity Chapel.
Funeral from his late residence, No. II
East Fourth Street, on Friday afternoon, nj
three O'Clock.
BROWNIE this city on the ID instant
JosEPH A. BRowN.
His friends are respectfully invited I,
attend the funeral from his late residence
No. 4lG Lombard Street on tomorrow (Sa
turday) the 9th inst nj O'Clock, r. NJ
without further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

HEMPIlJLL- ROSELl4 December 95th,
1866, by the Rev Thomas G, Murphy, Mr..
LESLIE G. llEMPnILL and Miss MARY
JANE RESELL, both of Wilmington, Del