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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
sem. Wade and the Men i'm GRAY.

We learn that it is not true that Ben.
Wade refused to march behind the ex-rebel
men in gray, who composed the escort in
New Orleans to the congressional railroad
excursion party, unless they would severally
take and subscribe to the iron-clad test
oath. 1t is not true either that the oman
IN gray who attempted to assassinate !"
Old Uncle Ben, in this city, was one of the
committee of arrangements to receive the
Senator and his radical friends.
IIQSkinQtOn RerluhLicona
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
Pardoned Confederates

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The list of the
pardoned Confederates is completed and
will be sent to the House Monday. It con
tains 295 names from the following States ;
Alabama, 80; Arkansas, %; District of
Columbia, 25 Florida, s; Georgia, Is :;
Kentucky, - /; Louisiana, 81; Maryland,
3; Mississippi, Is; Missouri, 8; North
Carolina, II ; South Carolina, 21 ; Tennes-
see, Is; Texas, 10; Virginia, As; West
Virginia. 8. This does not include the
$50, 900 pardons
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
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353k

The Columbia Conference casting about
II votes, the Louisiana Conference casting
about Is votes, and the Baltimore Confer
ence casting about 100 votes, as yet to be
heard from. 1t is believed that the first
and last named will be unanimous for both
changes, but everything seems to indicate
that majority vote of the Louisiana Con-
ference will be cast against them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
Methodist Episcopal church, south

We give below, rs matter of public in
terest, the state of the vote upon the con
stitutlonal changes proposed for adoption
at the last General Conference, viz : the
change of name to the Episcopal Metho-
dist Church" and the Introduction of lay
delegates into the Legislative assemblies
of the Church. 1t will be seen that the
sentiment in favor of these changes is i'm
mensely preponderant, but as the General
Conference required q majority vote of
three-fourths, it may yet be lost
Change of Name. Lay Rcnre-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10

A Texas paper states that ex-Sheriff Ian
ham, of Harris county, who recently left
black spouse of negro neighbor has been
arrested and sent back to Houston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
Attempt to Assassinate a Brigadfer OF the
Freedmen's Bureau.

L.
A private letter from Raleigh, n c., gives the
particulars of an attempt there on the 18th ulti-
mo to assassinate Brevet Brigadier General Bra
dy, of the Freedmens Bureau, by man who
openly proclaimed his intention in the different
drinking saloons of the town, saying he had come
to have his revenge for the treatment he received
during his imprisonment on charge OF being spy,
alleging that the parties to whom he alluded had
treated him badly while provost marshal.
The man called at the private residence ofGeE.
Brady, and as he entered his room turned the key
and seized Brady by the throat drew pistol, and
avowed his purpose to murder him. fearful
struggle then ensued Brady called for help, but
his cries unheard. Finally, the assassin said
he perceived Brady was Mason, and promised
his intended victim if he released his hand, in
which he held the pistol, he would AXE no fur
ther attempt on his life. At this moment the ps-
tol dropped on the floor, and the man awaiting
himself of the exhaustion of Brady, unlocked the
door and escaped. The civil authorities of Raj
egh it is said refused to take action in the mat
ter, and the desperadois still at large.
By just such silly and ridiculous connrds
as the above, is political capital manufac.
tured against us at the North. There are
men in the South, being in the pay of North
ern editors and politicians, who not only
incorrectly report every little disturbance,
and give it political and sectional appear
ance to our injury. but frequently, from the
orderly conduct of our people, are forced
to manufacture a story like the above, in
order to keep the flame of prejudice alive.
All fair-minded men should frown down
such mean and contemplate efforts to ar
ray the people of one section against those
of the other, and We hope Gen. Bomford,
who is represented to us as heightened
gentleman and gallant officer, viii give the
weight of his name to seal such base cal
umny against the law-abiding people OF
Raleigh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10

Thad Stevens proposes to destroy the
State of Maryland, which never did secede.
Stephens failed to offer the city of Dub
lin as Christmas gift" to the Irish Re-
public.
It was Scotch woman who said that the
butcher of her town only killed half a beast
at time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
Important to Tobacco CheNyers and SmO-



If what is said by the Philadelphia Press
below be true, and we have no reason to
doubt it, we imagine that Philadelphia is
about the only city in the Union where
such scandalous trade would be tolerated.
The Press says:
Everybody who is in the streets at late
hour of the night or early in the morning
may notice individuals about the fronts OF
restaurants, hotels and bar-rooms, gather
ing from the streets and cutters the stumls
of cigars that have been swept out or
emptied from spittoons, and Will wonder
what possible use'can be made of them
For the benefit of pipe-smokers and tobacco
chewers we can give some information
on that subject. There are a number 81
establishments in this city to which this fill
thy refuse is taken and sold, and where 1t
goes through the following process 1t IS
washed, dried in the sun or over fire
placed in a small mill and ground, and then
neatly put up in small packages and sold
as superior quality of fne-cut chewinS
and smoking tobacco of various fancy
brands. The quantities Of 60 old soldiers,
as the boys call them, thus gathered, re-
modelled and sold every day, is almost III
credible. The general quality of the to-
bacco which goes through this process IS
said to be excellent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10

A woman travelling on the cars in Con-
necticut, on Thursday, added twins to the
population at Plainfeld junction.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
Pedestrian Feat.

CHARLESTON, Dec. a1.-Sheppard has
successfully accomplished the feat of walk
ing lOO miles in succession, and has won
the wager.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
Respectfully and truly yours,

The letter referred to by Mr. Harris, is
signed "Southern Sister," and sets forth
the fact that q private letter from Mrs. Da-
Wis to a friend in Texas reveals the sad in
telligence that her husbands finances are
very limited. The correspondent then sug-
gests as means for the relief of the distin-
guished sufferers, that the ladies of every
neighborhood contribute each not more
than one dollar nor less than twenty-five
cents. The following extract will be read
with interest
Mrs. Davis answering a plain question
her friend had asked her concerning her finances.
By using tho strictest economy, wrote she, eve
see way clear for the next three months-be.
yOnd that all is dark Having to maintain two
househOlds-my mother and children i'll Canada,
and my husband and younger children here, For
tress Monroe-ny expenses are necessarily and
nnavoidably great. in spite Of the rigid economy
l exercise. You are aware that we have not one
dollar save that contributed by our friends. You
have been here, and also know that not one dish
goes upon Mr.. Davis table beyond the strictest
prison fare that is not paid for out of our own
purse. The papers assure the world that my hus-
band is well taken care of but they do not say
that it is his own people who thus keep him from
want >;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
IANSwER.l
ANSWER.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, 9th Dec, 1866.

'.NoRFoLK, VIRGINIA, 9th Dec, 1866.
6 CHARLES HARRIS. ESQ:
6 Esteemed SIR: I have the pleasure of ac-
knowledging the receipt of your feeling letter Of
this morning, enclosing ten months subscription
on the plan You propose, for the benefit Of MIR.
Davis, now incarcerated in a military prison.
1t will crafty me to hand the amount of your
subscription (s10) to Rev. 0. s. Barten. pastor of
Christ Church. Norfolk, who will, doubt not,
have an opportunity of applying it toward the
laudable end you have in view.
EERespectfullv and truly v1urs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

The toll. wiRg letter from Mrwood ward Of 81 Louis
To J. Harris Esq, Of Nov London. Conn. Mr. W. Is a
gentleman Of high rsEpoeablty, and during the preva
lenee of the cholera In st. louis watched the result OF
the application OF the Pain Killer r this disease and
hts tsttimony be relied upon With the utmost cor
fdsLre.
lAAR SIs;-Yoa reOllect when / sau you 10 New
Louion in January stt my expressing to you my most
stusulne expectations that DAVIS PAIN KILLER
would have tremendous sals in the west this season.
and my antieipsous have beea than realized and
the testimony Of thsusandA who have used It has been
that they would not be willing 10 60 to bed At night
Without 1t in the house.
On the appearance Of the cholera in this city, such was
The confidence In the Pain Killer remsdy that many
who purchased remarked to that they had no tears
or dread Of the cholera long they had the Pain
Killer by them and hundreds took it daily as preven
tAuYe, for no person can have arrangement Of the
bo~els dlarrhW II they thia iiene This was
the tteuriy and confidence of hun irsds acquainted with
81 and when their friends attacked with the Cholera
1ey would administer the remedy in large quantities
sad ia every when It has been taken Ia any OF the
hfsl stages Of this disease, 1t has proved successful.
consider 1t an inf,lllblo remedy. have not heard
Of any individual ANY family who used the Pain Killer
VIII a attacked, but What speedily ree5versa.
Yhs clerk Informed that he administered II 10 per.
sons when oid Or Ia ihs erAmrs, aud gave immediate
sef but still II should be gvau quickly or when the
dishaige Of "res water has btgnn, the hope of life
hAs nsd. Should thisdel Eske ia appearance among
yru, az In all probability 1t will hs not alarmed you
aHd all oihsrS there have the rsnsdy and am conf
deut II .hs fEu Killer 10 uSri, not sinsle ie.th by
Cholera will in your city.
nefneetfully yourt,
A r. WOODWARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
. RgFF SSS9'g .
ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Almesl every ease cured with
PAIN KILLER.

trom Rev H. Tslord, Missionary in China, visiting
Ills home In rennsylvAns.l
lsmN0roE, PRsEA June 49, 1866
hssArs. PnsRr DAVIS sos, Providence, Il. L;-Dear
siw;-Duing a rssidsnse Of ten years as a mis-.
slonATy in Slam and China found your Vegetable Pain
killer most valuable remedy for that fsariul kecurse
the c. C-olerA.
n administering the medicine found IT most sdsstual
to give earoonful of Pain Killer in gill OF hot water
sweeiOned with SUGAR. them after about aeen minutes
begin Ia give Tablespoonful OF the mixture every
minute until relief obtained. Apply hot applica.
iions to the sxtemities RAthS tie stomach With the
Pain Killer, clear and iub the limbs brlsky or those
who had the CholarA and took the medicine faithfully
in the way stated above, eight out Of ten recovered.
Truly yours,
r. TELFoRD.
attacked with Diarrh@A, Dyuentery Cramp Collie
don't delay the use Of the PAIN KILLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
ruNoouow, CulsA. Aupurl 10. lsoe.

TuSaoHow, CHlsA, August 70, 1866.
MsAsrs PBEEr bAvis 4 soS:-Desr siu,-,During a
long rasdeaes in China have used your invaluable
Pain Killer both 10 my own family and among the
Chinese aud Rave found II most excellent medicine
Ia the summer OF 1852 aud J3whs residing Shanghai
ound II an almost certain CholerR II used in
tms. Indesi, usiny II in great many instaneer do
ha' remember failing In single For three yesrs
have been retaing in this place than afty miles
tram physician and have been obliged often to fall
uPpn my own resources in Of sickness. Tho CHI
nste to us in great numbers FIR msleius and ad
vice Though without medical knowledge ourselves the
fev simple remedies command are so much in
advance Of their physicians that have almoSt
daily applications We allow them to come because IL
trnSs in contact with them and opens door Of use
funsss. 10 dlarrhoa, eoic. vomiting, eholers coughs
a., yop, Fam KILLER has been my chief medicine
Iunrs, very truly,
r. T.. CRAWFORD,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

Yno,y uslas Tie rAin Killer sbgsld srlsly observe
the following directions;
AZ the commencement Of the disease tskeA tsaIpeon
full ofPAn Killer in sugar and water. and thon bAhs
freely the stomach and bowsls With Paln Killer
clear
shsua tho diarrh~A and cramps continue, repeat the
dose Every hftssn minutes. In this way tho dreadful
ssourgs may be checked and the patient relieved IN the
eeurse OF very Av hours,
s.B-Bs sure aHd Est the genuine article; snd It Is
reconstructed By those Who have used tho Pain Killer
fsT the chslsrs that IN sBtTems s patient iAko
1wo w n4oEs) tsEsPOsnfals instead VI cue, [e9s sun
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

have use the medicine known as PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, in my family for the last
twelve months and have great pleasure in ttsfyng 10
favor Of s very valuable properties would not on
any account be without IT, Daring the existence of the
Cholera last year used medicine Of any sort but
the Pain Killer although myself and several membsrs of
my family were attacked By 1t severely, and an happy
ay that the Fsn Kllsrwss equal every emergency
Ii vas both preventive and certain euro. con.
slider should not be doing my duty to the community
did | not say this much. II were attacked by the
Cholera to-day the Paiu Killer should be the only remdy
vcnd use. have thoroughly tested It, and know It
csn b relied on. P-R. BERdINoEND,
Gslena, Illinois.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
JACOB &. WELnIN
STOVES AND TINWARE.
DELAWARE RANGE, HEATER AND
~ STOVE DEPOT,
PICKELS, WEAVER & CO.,
HeGcSssoEs 70 y. , rIoKHLa,
y ~.


Nos. I and q East Fourth Street
10 those interested In, or In want or resy srss class
CpiElHd RANGE, ena that will buiu les, coal, bake
seer, and cost less for erss than any other in the
ssrssen;ss GsEtlsnsa y 40 have had large expert
euss tn such massfs sad vull known In the stty
EusIsafos, January 9Th, 1856
NJ r. Pisksis;-DbGh stB.-I have tried three diff
isfsnt Kinds Of Kitchen Ranges before purchased ths
Sagee Rsnge from yoo which you put up IN my honss
asa an if,e 70 say that the hasee is worth than
the others eombnsj both a. 10 utility and economy. II
does its work vail, Ard With hall Of the coal iequr
% BY either Of the oheTs Il heats the second
Yours respectfully,
E. c, sTOrsENBuR0.
wunSsToS. February lat, 1850.
u y Fetels, A7:-I take great pleasure in recon
Put ia isr me- thipS i decided improvement on any
Range have sver used 1t will DO twice tbs amount Of
work and With Que hall ls,s coal than any Range have
roht servant.
O.H. GALLAGHER.
WMNHsToS, February, 1855.
Having Of Nagsss RAugss now in use, ia1e grest
pleasure in stating that 1t sTes satiaeton bshes
we'll and sivss very rgssupPiy of bot water. have
Very respectfully
IL ?. PlcErla, Es0. - VS.
This Range put up ier ne BY Mr.. Piekels works now
lundvr the cement OF cook who undersiands her
buaines') very we'll and gives complete sAtsseton
WilNINdToS, DEL, Aug, 4, 1856
r. >. Piekels Esqs-DBAR sIR-The MAger Cooking
HHuga put DIP for at 6l0 French street. gives entire
satliiAellon consider the Mases Range superior 10
any In ths market, snd cheerfully recommend Il all
peryena In want Of an economical Range.
Truly yours, sc,
JNo. A. DUNCAN.
1bsss only fsW Of the very many eerGostes tss.
uiug q the worth OF the Mages Range. Many others
can be seen by eiug At the srlabliHhmsRt nos aud
RAst Fourth street
We would also eslt ths st shtsa 0f the people # Will
min md nlt ln Al m ii
STOVES all Of witch will be guaranteed to give 10 ali
who use them entire sAtisfaetlon. su2s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

'f'asiy. A. Dover, on ths fourth Monday in April
sod isatss AondAg in October Ia NeW Castle
County, at NsW Castle 90 the seeoud Monday
sissr The Commencement of the April Term in
hent and on the third. Monday in Nouepher.
fha Couff Of Ckancery and Orphans Court, ehsil
so3~enrs and be held in New Castle County Gu
Ss' ihrs Aondsy IN fsbrusry. aud frat Mon-
a-s 20 September; in kepi oOuaiy, on the hTst
tAsst tiy after the fourth Monday March. and
o. ne Frafin MoadaY in sen.ehher; in Susfex
N11-iy on the ies, fusA laY stier the secand
Monday Ia March, and on the irsI THesdsy
a's' The third Monday in September.
TIE Haypi's Court stain Wilmington on the
h''' Aau 'ay In Msrsa, June, September Snd
Decen'bsr
BANKING INSTITUTIONS
sss NATIONAL s,%s o, prtAr1pr, Ar VII
sisgroS,
c'tsrr nj sis'h and Market S,eee's. Cap
~ S'loooo pseoaA' deys. fsssesya and
tHs fiSayS's SAsA. As riLNiSGr's,
..rref NJ Tairl and Market slreir. tnp-
tai, S=J6,o00. Discount dsya Weiaeidays aud
Saturdays
THA sAroSAL BANK or WtLHtNGtoS ASn
BsaHpYwiSt
C7r5er " Second and Market sueeta. Gepi-
tai, 500 000 Disnouns days, Mondays ana
Thntsdsys,
N-+hNa F@tiNNAL hAhA w HAbAhNNaNNf
Market Street, above PhA. CAniial, $780,
600. Discount dsys, Taesasys aud saturdays.
tfEsF AkfIosAL AA3K nS WiLAiaofoS.
Corner of Fourth and Marke, Streets. Capi-
lal, s4O0oo0 Diseeun, days, S.ca3ays and
ThassiasA.
SAVINGS BAhKS
EibEfHafoE sArfsGs Eusr.
'lfd7s =. = cofnas oi Eighth and AA,se
siYesls
, DtJAHaAg sASisGs SssN.
1hss sos Market street.
4 ApG1sASs aAVIsGs BAsK,
pfiss GOT Market street.
. Insurance COMPANIES.
!. pstAwAas risx tEsrRASos o,rrAsT.
Otiee No noT Market sites,,
SAsNSss NlfUAL riss isuuRAsos COMPANY o
aFHE STATS Oh psLkuAHE.
j. Oiaue Ne. 937 Market street.
NEW eAsYLE COSBY ArfuAL issuRARoE (TiRF
- u0HrAsT.
0utss Institute Building, Market stooet, abc'
g. ksh.a.
l., MTkTYC COM NYES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

Msssrl. PSnEE DAvIs a soS:-Dear sirs-IIaying Wit.
nasssd this bsnsnsal effects of your Pain Killer In ssv-
sra OF dyseptoE ard cholera morku4 within few
months past and deOmiug 1t Of bensvolenee to
The suffering, would most cheOrfuly recommend s
to such may be suern; from the a'oremsnionel
OF similar Diseases az sAFE aud EFRgCruAL remedy
Gsr EDWARD X, fuL.ER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

81 regret to say that ths Cholera has pre-
vailed here OF late fearful extent Torthe last ths
wesks from tea to ffy sixty fatal cases each day
have been reported. ahevil add thA tho Pain Killer
sent recently from The Msian Houash been used with
considerable sueoSss iuhns this epids O. II taken In
1t Is generally asetua in checking the disease
Rsv. oHAs. HARDING,
sholspore India"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
CHOLE r A..
CERTAIN CURE FOR THIS hisBAsR
MAY BE FOUND In THE USE OF
DA Wis"
VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER. ~.
MlsnArrAr, KlIs... Arrll II. lses.

MLHHArfAN, kAEH.l. April II, 1855.
To H,SLENss - want 10 say littls more
about The Pain Killer, teasldsr It a very valuable
medicine and always keep 1t on hand. aAys Travelled
good deal ilpss have been In Kansas and With
ont taking 1t with Ia my practice used It rely
fol- ths AsAte Cholera 10 isis aud with batter
than any other medicine as7 ussi It here for Cholera
in 1855, with the Fame good results Yours truly.
An HUNTING, NJ. u.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

This sertEes that have used Ferry Davis pain Killer
With srsst success In sAHes Of cholera nansun mmon
bowel complaint, bronchitis, soushs, colds, a., and
would sheerfully rsesmRsnd It AZ vAiuable family
medi0iAs REv. JAMES G. BOOMER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
LEATHER HoSE OF ALL KlNDx
LEATHER BETTING,

enEis and double thick plain water proof cement
ed, and warranted saperor article All orders will be
filed the entire satisfaction Of the purchaser and al
The market prices, at the old saad Southeast cor
Of Third aud Orange streets, Wilmington Delaware
EL.iY \. 8 MnnnMn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
ss- Particular Attsstlos::pald 10 ii.
TEA TRADE.

And all ether articles usually kept In Grocery stors
witch he 10 selling At the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Housekerpsrs requested TO call And examIns his
soes Of goods The subscriber having been engaged in
the q sy business in the store Of James Morrow for
yeats, feels confident tbat by strict attention to
h0Aness lie will give entire satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with trial.
Auassr JAMRs N. JoEBs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
LANES BRADFORD

JIToULD respectfully Inform his friends and the public
W generally, that he has
Removed to his New Store,
Nos. aRd 0 East Tkird Street, Hsar Markst.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

Ills facilities tor eonduetinE the business on the ost
enlarged aUals and In the most aataiaeory manner sre
net equAlsd by any other estabshment In the state
whilst his stock s larger than In any between Phs
delphis and Baltimore He returns hls thanks to his
him, and hopes BY strict attention business to merit
nd reoeive oentiruanee Of their faYorH In his sea
nh
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

GoNGs OF PRAIsE--A SUPERB eITr BOOK
het street. eaaaI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

~ Il. GARRATT,
wHoLEsALR AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STORE.
No. I'll MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DBI.
This subscriber to the eitl6nns Of Whining.
ton and Vicinity, that he still continues to kssp eoa
stAntly on hand all kinds Of
PRINTS AND ENGRAYINGs
SQUARE AND OVAL PRAMEs.
Also, GILT, R0sEwO ID AND WALNUT MOULpIads.
which he will dispose OF
o. rHE MOTT RHAsoEABLE rRAHs-
PICTURE FRAMES AND MIRRORS
M,ds order and ashed In " TO Ault the tsats Al
the lowest Rlesa
Done ords ia the most approved Style at low prlsss
lie invites the particular aenton Of the public 70 his
elegant assortment Of all kinds Of
PICTURES,
Which he will sell on ommo latlng terms,
All kinds Of Horns polished and ornamented In the
most tasteful manner
Give him a call before purchasing elsewhere
cct23-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
twenty-five THOUSAND ACRES

ef the Stock Of the ConpAuY will be sold account Of
Working Capital Nc other stock is offered Tor sale
An entirely original and mutual plan has besn Sdoped
f5r the speedy disposal OF lhs working caIia par
teuars Of which all parties invited U cali at the
Oflcs No. tla Chrstnut st., tup stairSA sab2-H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

9he q. s. Circuit Court sits iu the Court
Room, second story Of the Custom House. ip this
atty, on the third Tuesday OF juno and October
The U. 8. District Court, meets at the same
place, on the second Tuesday Ia January, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court sf General Sessions,
"a held at Georgetown, on the second MondA ? Of
APRIL, and seeond Monday in October 10 Ken,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
rHE ornIcE CURRENT" LEDGE,

Of 0OD et in length s located upon the opposite side
the CAnon the sdKs already described II lie
about ieet In width. with ws dehned e4sings
suitable description OF these prOpeTtieA cAunOt be
given 10 few word; iu information may be obtained
at the office Of the Company.
The advantages Of choice sm0Bg good locations
have been secured By this personal inspection oil repre-.
santAtiYe Of tue Company practical minug experience
From his detailed Ieports the uomplny assured OF
the almost insxh ausbs richness Of th-r property and
arrangements made for prosecuting the business with
yigoT, accuracy and despatch.