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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
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war,hoese near the Depot, Mineral rosa,, wiz.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-21

thereby hasten the regeneration of their lovely Erin the
Silver Streams"
At the conclusion of the spirited and pointed addresses
the OCCASION which delivered by good men and true
men, rush made for the secretays desk for the pur
pose of enrolling their willing candidates to
the with vengeance carrying in their cenched hands
writing pens six feet long, wherewh to write the "Irsh
Declaration of independence" with blood and let Emmets
epitaph be written.
Thou dead. country thou conquered
Beautys ensign yet is crimson thy lips
And Deaths pale flag has not advanced there"
Hoping have not inruded too much, evoked the en-
nifty of the select" and in favor of muss" with Eng
land and march towards that city of my heart through
which the proud Shannon flows" remain, mildly but
manfully, yours truly GARRYowEN
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-21

They have two councimen-we have none. They have
music hail. Turner hall and church, all built by them
seveswe have neither hall church. THERE'S church
over in ST. Anthony whose pulpit is supplied by French
There is suspension bridge with toll gate connect
ing the two towns and people crossing on Sunday
leave the tokeeper about dollars $000 for foot pas
sengers and teams So much for Irish public spirit here
We the salt of the earth-that is if man don't care
much what he says.
The Germans here have abandoned their exclusive school
SYSTEM and have two in the county schooone for
teaching German children and for teaching the German
language exclusively We have little school here "a
Sisters SCHOOL, but it does not make much progress. Many
prefer sending their children private schools There
many Irshmen here who pretty well off, and if dis
posed could do great deal to elevate their and
respect for them But they not disposed their strong
religious preudices stand in the way and other great
obstacle, viz, selfshness
We very liberal people, we P.F.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26
CRIMES ANN CASUALTIES.

The alleged chief of spiritual tic lraie-
nifty in New York has been arrested for false
Imprisonment.
Some burglars stole 1000 worth of Jew
elry from store in New Orleans. In taking
I'll their plumber they dropped thousand
dollars worth of diamonds on the floor, but
old not think them worth picking up.
A boy named Finehouse, about SIX years
ID age, was so badly kicked IN Schenectady,
I'M Friday, by his companions. who held him
down while completing the outrage, that his
life is despaired of.
A lad in Pittsburg, while in the act of
leapiug, with brick in each hand one OF
hem slipped from his grasp and struck a
eomade on the temple. The unfortunate
youth expired in three hours.
A farmer, unable to cross a swollen creek
i'll Keutut ky, attempted To get into a vacant
house for shelter. In doing so, he broke a
pane Of glass, cutting his arm, and severing
The main artery, When found he had bled
death.
Men, dressed in womens clothes, commit
IObbeiies in Dayton, Ohio, after dark
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26
sEERrFF,s SALES.

49,
tIuEsIFP,s sALH.--uY VIRTUE or I"
- Writ Of lsvAri FAeAs IN ms ilr'ctcd WI 10 90 n
10 Public Sale, at the Hotel Of Francw pG n ii
town ~ Delaware City IN Rel Loa Hunl'el ErW nis ,
County and State OF Delaware, on SAIuh'A lle ~
tay OF May, 1851 at O'cloik 7, NJ tbs iohowmR "s'
HI thst osrln Plantation and trac; Of Lend 'ltuate
living an ing in Red Lion Hupired, III The Uouny o,
Nav Cna aud state Of Delaware which bounded hma
descred ~ f1lows -Rsgnuing pnini IN the pubic
road leading from Detw Ciy tn Port rem 'nunue
running south siNtythrou aud quarter uosteeh S ~
cranberry ditch rtytsp po'ohsa and nveteu'h- 70 wv
road along this mtrgn Of tn Chesapeake aud nMMN"r
Canal thence with said road Fnnth hfteen tnu hh
degrees west hundred and lriytwo psIeies .nn,.
Nv ssid road south It, sisht AMI half detrees wes
forty nine and vetenths perches thence leaving te halu
road south three and halt degrees west eBh.y cue
perches theme south twenty-five degrees east iouI
and nnetenihs to the st. GEORGES creek, thence WIN
sit creek south hity one desIe,s east yen psISs
four.ienths thence south thftythres and hsi
east perohss and alxients thence south
and quarter degrees east twenty four peIehes, thsnee
south seventy dsgreeB asst seventeen perohes anu Two
teuths thence south fifty aud half degrees east iouF
perches persinmon AZ the mouth o. spring ulleH,
thence by the said st. 0eorgei creek siuth thirty degrees
east ak p,rhes AID seven enh thence youth three de
gross west five perches and five lenhs south eighth
degrees east fifteen parchs aud hrte tanhs south Our
degrees thtean percheF, south hlteT degrees gas.
seven perche south frYoue degrees east I'VE esuueh
to a line ditch thence slong said ditch north seventy wy
degrees east yaS per hos thentv soul elGhlysih
degrees eisl yeght psrphes and hro tchthh 70
tho Port Penn road aud crossing Tbs said road on the
same eighteen and eghttenlhs lerrhes, theme,
south seventy six and nall degrees eas. Two huieu
Aui uint purrhes Ia the mAr7h bank gu tf river hv
thence agng the marsh bank north three degrees weh
prrehos, moth iurty aud quarter degoeS east ~
aud tvs deaths perrhes north elghtoen ana nan az
greer east fortytv perches North fourteen anu Aha
degrees east eghty-une ard sx-enths ptrcheS morn
fourteen and halt desreep cast siNty'two ana nine
tanhs perchos north thlrtythree degrees west forty
anl iOur-tenthS perdheA north thriyWu degrees
west sixteen and seven cniha ieices, North forty do
gross west iurtythree perehes north iory-iour AMI
half degrees Sest one hundred and thrtyruven perce
to the end Of the marsh bank at Reoyes line theme
thsnce ontb ATTY three and half degrees west one
! .I.aEt tHi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26
JOURNAL AND Observation-Disclosures FRIDAY April
RELIGIOUS.


The Rev. DIR. Eddy has accepted call to
the Reformed Dutch Church on Brooklyn
Heights, built for DR., Betlune and recently
occupied by the Rev. DIR. Eells.
Private letters received from Bishop Bay
ley, of the See of Newark, announce that he
was in Paris on the 9th inst, intending to
proceed to the Holy Land.
Archbishop NJ. J. Spaulding, of the Dio.
cese of Baltimore, Primate Of the United
States, is convalescent ut Baltimore.
The Rev. 9. f. Deems, editor and proprle-
tor of The WdtckmaR, on. E., South,) while
it had an existence in New York, has been
offered a prolessorship in California ut Sc, 500
per annum.
The use of tobacco by ministers was dis
cussed in the Philadelphia Methodist Con-
ference, and resolution passed, bya unani-
nous vote, disappearing of its use by men,
bers of the Conference.
In 1900 the population of the United States
was 5,30j000 while the church members
were $4,000. In 1860 the population was
81 ,000, 900 and over-the church members,
5,855,263.
The Rev Alexander Martin, d. d., Of the
West Virginia Conference, and for the last
three years pastor OF the Fourth Street Nj.
Il. Church in Wheeling, has been elected
| President of the West Virginia Agricultural
| College, located at MOrgantown.
| The Presbytery Of Long Island met Al
Mattituck on Thursday last. The Rev. Thos
Harries was chosen Moderator, and the Rev
Il. Stratton, Clork. The Rev james Ham
lin, of Mattituck, and Walter Ravens, ESQ
of Greenport, were elected delegates to TIN
General Assembly, to meet at Cincinnati OF
the 10Th OF May proXimo.
The corporation of Brown University ha
unanimously elected Martin b. Anderson
l.. i. D., of Rochester University, TO fill tn
Presidency made vacant by the acceptance
of the general agent of the Peabody Educa
tional Fund by the Rev. DIR. Tears. DR.
Anderson is requested TO enter upon hi
duties September >.
The annual meeting Of the board Of bishop
OF the Methodist Church South, will he hell
at Nashville on Monday next. The Boar
will receive the Official returns from the sey
eWl Conferences with reference to lay dele
CATION and change of name, and dccid
whether on not those questions are carried
Henry Bochm, of the New York ConlGi
ence, and Laban Clark, of the New FOR
East Conference, arc said 10 be now the olde.
living Ministers of the NJ j.. Church. Tn
former is 02 years of age and has been /
the itinerant work G5 years; the latter isagc
s., and has been in the iincrant mniltr
&C. years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

A SAD SToRY.-John Quick, of Oxford
township, N. j., a prominent candidate in
the last Democratic convention for sheriff.
on Monday of last week absconded after
procuring large sums ofmoney and delraud
ing many unsnspecing citizens. lie procur-
ed several thousand dollars from the Wash.
ington and Belvidere Banks under the en-.
dorsement of his father, and various sums
from several individuals of from $50 to 900
each. The aggregate deficiency is over $40
900. He has LETT for parts unknown, leaving ii
is said, his family in destitute CIRCUMSTANCES
This sudden and unexpected blow proved
too much for his father. He was the owner
of "A farm and living in comfortable circum-
stances being worth some 100000. He had
endorsed for his son, it is supposed, to aid
HIM insome ofhis speculations, and the news
OF his sons rascality and flight completely
overcame him. On Monday last various
writs were served on him for the payment
OF the notes he had embossed, At night lie
retired as usual, but in the morning was found
in his barn dead, having committed suicide
by hanging,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

DON'T EAT RAW HAM-The recent cases
OF trichinasiS in Massachusetts have attract
cd general attention throughout the country
The doctors all agree that il ham and pork
(with the invisible worm germs in thcm)
be MorOughly co0ked there is no danger from
that revolving disease. The New York Medi
cat Record publishes n communication from
DIR. Ristinc, of Marion, Iowa, who has treat
ed several cases, He gives tile following re-
suits OF his experience: 1. That symptoms
indicating the presence of young trichine in
the tissues are observed as early or earlier
than the fourth day after the ingestion OF
the tIichinous meat. 2. That cysts are form
cd us early rs the twenty fifth day. 8. That,
other things being equal, the severity of the
symptoms is in direct proportion to the
amount of trichinous meat eaten. a. That
an active cathartic given while the worms
arc still within the intestinal canal is eifec-
tual to q certain degree in causing their ex-
pulsiou and mitigating the severity of tho
disease. 5. That youth affords no immunity
from the effects of the disease. 9. That
sailing and smoking do not destroy the vital.
lily of the parasite. z. That thorough cook
ing accomplishes this object.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

Mn. EDIToR:-I perceive that the Will
minston Improvement and Navigation Com
pany offer TO give five thousand dollars TO
the Reading Railroad, provided they will
locate their depot over on the other side of
the Brandywine. presume that the real
intention is to get ten thousand for the land
for dcpots, SC. The West Wilmington In
provemcnt Company lave no great amount
OF cash, but have equally as good q situation
for the two roads to make connection, and
us near the most business part OF the city,
which the company can have for both depot
and machine shops, and no bridges TO build
or expensive grading. j. A. Brown.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

A respectable looking lady, with little
child, arrived Mt Louisville, KY, and stopped
at one of the first class hotels. She sat down
by the side OF another lady nj table, and was
recognized rs IA person OF color" Lady
No. 2 was highly indignant, and reported
lady No TO the proprietor of the hotel, who
informed the latter that She must leave 1t
was IN vain that she offered TO pay her bills,
and comply strictly with the rules of the
house; ii would not do 10 have niger
lady boarder, and she was turned OIL. Here
is the sequel: Both ladies were known to
another person in the house, who said that
No. was the halfsisler of No. 9, and thought
Mrs. ought not to be so hard upon her
sister. The ladies' are married, we under
stand, and both consider themselves highly
respectable. They were born on The same
plantation, had the same father, but one had
Il white mother, while the mother Of the 9th.
CT was unfortunately yellow.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

Rev. Joseph Alden, D. D., L. L. D., has
been appointed TO tho Presidency of the
New York State Normal School at Albany
During the last thirty years DIR. Alden has
been connected with the profession of teach
ing, first rs Professor in Williams College,
and afterwards as President Of Jefferson
College
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

All persons having elAms against the Estate of the do.
ca4d must present the duly attest-d to the EXecu-
trS or before April 18TH 1865 OF abide te Act VI AS
aemhly in such case made and provided,
ELIXAHEru TURNER. fNetuiriX.
Address, No. Ga ORANGE STREET WlLMlNGr
DEL. upr23-2AnA
NJOrICE.--I FORBID ANY PERSON
IN Or perOns 10 trust Mary NJ Hazel, my wife, my
credit. for mythns, as Will positively ply no bin or
hills "t her contracting,
mAr29-lm MANIOVE HAZEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

John Hughes and wife, in New York, on
Saturday morning, had an encounter with
party ofburglars, in which the wife was
slightly wounded by a pistol shot, Two
shots were fred at the husband, but without
effect Very little plumber was obtained.
John Scully was arrested on suspicion.
George Lamay, an omnibus driver in New
York, appropriated to himself q reticule con-
tanning jewelry valued at $1,000, left in his
omnibus by lady, last September. His
wife having recently quarrelcd with him,
exposed the theft, the property was recover
ed, and the thief arrested
A man riding in Wisconsin railroad car
recently put his head out of the window and
had his right ear cut off by projection from
car standing on side track.
Gen. Sickles has issued an order creating
Provost Court within the military post of
Aiken, s. c., for the trial Of freedmen ac-
cuscd of crimes. other than murder, arson
or rape; 1t having become apparent that
Justice cannot be obtained in the civil courts.
The Post Office at Marietta, Pa, was rob-
bed on Monday night.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at the race
course at Augusta, Georgia, on Monday night,
in which two men lost their lives.
Thomas Doherty is under arrest at Glou-
cester, Mass, for numbering his own child
The victim was but three years of age.
A government train was recently attacked
by Indians near Fort Mitchell, Dakota. One
hundred and twenty mules were stolen.
1t is estimated that the United States will
lose $40, 100000 of internal revenue il
Louisiana this year, by the destruction q
the cotton and sugar crops by foundations
Three Rivers, c. E., is inundated. TIL
poor inhabitants are sheltered in the Tow
Hall. The village Of Berthier is also flood
cd Much distress and great alarm prevail
Mrs. Van Hagan, wife of merchant c
, Mobile, was poisoned on Tuesday by tn
p mistake of an apothecary, and died instan
~, taking prescription with prussic acl
as an ingredient, instead of tartarie acid, {
ordered by her physician.
The trial of C. C. Williams, the spiritualis
a who in January last starved his child, gi
!, aged IS years, nearly to death, was cor
II menced before the Supreme Court on Tue
day, at Norwich, Connecticut. The CIV
f tlence shows that he kept her in cold roof
4. on water cruel for three weeks, and for thr
days gave her no food. He gagged her f
X speaking to him, and with his alleged par
If mour cowhided her some twenty-five time
ST The girl escaped by jumping from thi
q. story window intoa snow bank. The
q fence admits the facts, but plead insanity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26
CITY ORDINANCES.

N OKDINANCE MAKING AN ADDITIONAL
IN Appropriation Tor the Fire Department Of the city
N Wilmington.
BE it nrdanned by the City Cauncil Of Wilmington
MO-ihifls of this members thereof ooncurring.
sEuTiOa 1. That additional sum Of Four Thousand
fhfe Hundred Dollars be and the same Is hereby appro.
prat-d making with the amount heretofore appropriated
Five Thousand Dollars, To be distributed to The within
named Fire Companies, as follows, viz:
Fame Hose Company, Onu Thousand Dollars. Water
Watch Fire Company, one Thousand Dollars; wAshins
ton Fire Company One Thousand DnafH, ueHwATe FRI
Gsmpmy, Five Hundred Dollars; hunX Fire Company
Onu Thousand Dollars; Friendship Fire Company Five
luudrti Dpllars Reliance Fire Company Five Hundred
Dollars said amount to ba TAX from any funds in the
City r easnry not otherwise appropriated.
Passed at the city Hall, April 18th, 1861.
Il. n. HELLAu
pfesiieai Of The City Council
Aicst-E. II TAYLOR, Clerk. apri9-it
A N ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THF CON.
N struction oi public drain IN Market street. hptw,en
Third Street Snd the Christians River.
Ba 1t ordained by the City Council Of Wilmington rs
follows viz:
sEcrioS That unlerAnd In cnnturnity with tbe pro.
Visions OF the ordinance Relative to Wat4r Courses
Drains and CommUu Sawers,' e0mmnn drain IL, con.
hruGted IN Market Slrest between Third Street and tho
Christi River, aud that inles thereto may be made hy
the owners or occupants of Real Estate on ehur ndt
thereof on such terms and under such regulations the
street COMMITTEES may proscriba ptnvdad thst ~,
thureto bs made from any privy iaif r.4, ~ Altclst
SINK, without especial lcenir wang from the said
UHnnltie", and subject to revocation At any by the
Hity Gouncl ar raid COMMITTEES,
Passed. Vt ihecity Hli, Warrington, April II, 1SGT,
E.T BELLAH,
President Of tho City Council
Attes-E. T, TAYLOR, Clerk apria-i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

THE Government at Washington has or
dered respite from business, of all the
Odd Fellows connected with the several
departments, for the purpose of enabling
them 10 unite in the general thanksgiving
of the Order, which takes place throughout
tic country. today.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

IL NV cA.7rr cousrY, April 10th, 1867.
Upon the application OF Elizabeth Turner Executrix Of
the last Will and Testament Of liroOke T. Iaruer late
Of Wilmington Hundred, In said County, decsiHtd 1t is
ordered and directed hy the Register that the Ex,enrix
aforesaid give notice Of The grantins OF Letters Testament
lazy upon tbs Etae Of the decatse1, with the date Of
granting thereof Ivy ny advertisements 10 ha posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters, In six
the most public PLACES Of the County OF New Castle,
curling all persons having demands asanst the E,tte
tn Present the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
urh made and provided. Aud also cause the same
IN 10 inserted within the period in the Delaware
state journal and Statesman Newspaper published IN
Wmln ston, and to Discontinued therein two months.
~, Given under the hand and Set of Office ot the
l.. Register Aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
I - County aforesaid, thH day aud year above writ
tea. Il. @. FRAlM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

AT E. s. R. RUTLER's
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 4@O MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
The Metropoiites by Robert $ Clair, oioth.
Camp ant rrl-ohs-Twenty Months in the Departmsn
ol the dulfi by Col. Dugahne
Rose Douglas. Cloth.
Mrs. dooitslow's Cookery asi shoulI lie. Cloth
Charcoal Sketches By jos. c. Neal. Cloth
Home Heroes, Saints and Maryrsi by II. s. Arthur
West Virginia: Its Farms and Forests, Mines aud Oil
Wells. Cloth.
Oil Regions of Pennsylvania Cloth
summers story ShsridAn's Ride, anl other poons. IL,
T. Buchanan Read. ' -
Too Old Bird to no Caught with ChaH; by Mrs Oors.
The Young Cadet; by Captain lellaw
Annie, or Uontentment; by Mrs Mackenzie.
rhe Lott wini by Mrs Henry Wood.
Match Making.
Castles ia the Air; by Mrs. Gore.
Also large number Of New Books Of various kinds
Al the latest Magazines and Newspapers. -taiionsrv
Porte Monnaea, Pocket Wallets and Fancy Articles .
osa1 Aao v.,.., Z. !. T. BUTLER,
DIvIDEND.s-fHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
~ No. COT MARKET srnfRr
,....-. +, Wilm'ngtan, April 10th, ISG7.
the rate Of SX PER CENT per annum for the issi ~
months, clear OF all taxes payable to depnsors on do
a si 9oi drawn are regarded deposits
ucirate Ia future dividends Dopasitos are ranastaa
70 present their books immediately comparison Will
the BOOKS OF the Bank, and entry Of dividends.
aprI2-N = ITT ra.s.,s,.
! IILECTION.--THB STOCKHOLDERS or qfIe
IL Institution are hereby notified that tho ANIMAL
| ELECTION FOR NINE DIREG TORS to serve tha eutn
ing year, will be held at their Banking House In
on THURSDAY, the "a day at MAY next betw.,,, tbs
hours of and O'clock, 7. NJ. by order -"
", NJ. BELL, Cashisr.
BANg or snrRNA, April 18th. 1857 S"'''''''
DR. sTRICKLANDs PILE REMEOy
Has cured thousands Of the worst cssas of t3ii,, .
bleeding Piles. 1t gives immediate relief and a,
permanent cure Try Il directly. II is warranted IA
cure For sale by all Druggists at csns psr be9
Z iaul3-wAatv
| ELMBOLD's ouNORNrRA IKn tNfRAcf TsK
~ parllla Il the crest blood purifier :" ''''
GLLING AND SEINE TWINEs,
! By II. WHITE Il CO..
23i Market street,
"s'2o-tt PhilRirlph's.
DIIOTOGKAPn AND WHITING al
BUNS 81 ], B poRTEHA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

M NIkNt F4Ws
BUTLER-L0DoRE. In Chester, March
5lsti by the Rev IL, .. Gilroy, WIN. W.
BUTLER and MAHALA f. LopoRE. both of
this CITY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

SOME capitalists of San Francisco have
bought three steamers-the Idaho, Montana,
and oregonian-and will run an opposition
line between San Francisco and New York,
win Panama
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

n 10 ' II ~
On MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 18th and lBih,
from 10 A. NJ. to Ar. NJ at tho Court House Building
AT GEORG ETOWN,
On TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. April 9th AMI 10th,
from A. NJ until r. NJ, at the Court House udin
AZ The same times and place, thu Direct Tax Lists
taken aud returned IN aforesaid will ba submitted 10 the
inspection Of any 4nlA persons who may appy for that
purpot and from the LIST day OF April To the 18th day
OF April 1851 (except the days above mautnned) the
Direct Tax Lists Of sueHsx County will he subject to In
spsctinn at the office Of j. D. Rodney Assistant Assessor
delre-own Del The Lists Ut Kent County, At the office
nf g. % Dickson Dover Dell aud ths Lists ~ New Castle
County, at the office of the Assessor Custom House Build
INK Wilmington bel.
All appeals shall be made In writing and shall specify
the particular thing respecting which de
esinn srequs'el; and shall moreover state the ground
N principle Of error complained Of
No appeal eau be allowed to any party after he shall
have been duly assessed, and the Direct Tax List
tain nG the Assrssmunt, shall haze Teen shifted
this Collector OF the District
mar2J i'm gro. H. DICKSON Astessor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

THE religion of the inhabitants of Russian
North America is the same as that Of the
people of Russia. They belong to the Greek
Catholic Church.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

THE word "whiten has been struck out oil
the city ordinances of Mobile.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26

HENRY WARD BEEcHEn was not elected
to the constitutional convention, in Brook
lyn, on last Tuesday.