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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
Milton.

MiLru,, Sussex county, NOV. 24.-Business is
exceedingly dull in Milton, very little is done in
any branch, and money Is so scarce that few only
handle 1t We would be pleased ii the incoming,
administration would remember bankrupt Sussex
In its appropriation Of money and disposition OF
labor. We need labor. But notwithstanding the
scarcity Of money and dullness in business, we
have citizens disposed to launch forth in Iner-
cbautt pursuits at least yet. Mr.. John Collins
laie Of Milton Academy, joins Mr.. Lingo in nicr-
chndizing. The firm is Lingo ~ Collins. Mr.. q.
is young man Of sterling worth and will sue
coed II any one now can.
On the 18th inst Rev. j. S. Willis, of Harring-
ton, Del, lectured in the NJ. Z. Church. of this
town. His theme was Social Aristocracy, VI
which was Analysed by the eloquent speaker
thoroughly, and ut its conclusion we could not
help thinking tho world has much nristocracy in
it yet. Rev. b. L. Price, OF Milford comes next
with, "Whcn was u Boy"
On Sabbath Last, Rev. b. +. Price, of Milford.
preached twice in the NJ. +. Church, of this
place, the NJ. Pastor here having gone to Mil
fond Mr.. p's sermons were good and his gen
ial manners besllc have greatly endeared him
u our people.
The colored people Of town arc building !, new
chlrch H. lie dedjcateil about Christmas 1t Is a
neat hons. and they build il under adverse cir
cuuiStanccs.
ir"i. ". Z. Davis, OF Milton Academy has Ia
ken work IN tl.t Wilmington conference and will
st"ii leave his school We anticipate for him Il
ereditibie aud highly honorable career in iht
Chrisiiin ministry. Anon,
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OUR NEIGl1BORS.



-Horace Greeley will lecture in Elkton on De-
cember It'll The Elkton Democrat says: with
out references TO his political creed, no man can
fail to accord admiration to Hornce Greeley, the
man as bold as he Is honest and resolved as he Is
brave" Hon. Schuyler Colfax will also probably
lecture there.
Mr.. Howard Titus has purchased the Groome
property, adjacent to the residence Of Hon. a.
Evans Tor 1890.
Mr.. W. W. Boulder has bought the farm of
Mr.. |. N. Pyle, near Bohemia Ferry, for $4,000.
The Democrat says some sly sinner took ten
Thanksgiving turkeys from the premises Of Mr..
Jacob T. Collins, near Elkton, one night last
week.
AT the regular monthly meeting Of the Elk
ton Building Association, on Saturday night last,
money sold at an average premium of 35per cent
Eggs have been selling in Elkton at 10 cents
per dozcn,wlleh the denizeus think eggs-orbitant.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
"A Temperance society is to be organized in
Newtown.
The Snow Hill Shield is 10 be enlarged be-
tween now and next January.
Ambrose Payne aud Mrs Lydia Knox, both
well-known ctizcns of Snow Hill died recently.
The merchants of Newtown have agreed to
close their stores on Thanksgiving day.
Sickness is becoming less prevalent, marri-
ages are numerous, and none of the ladies have
the Grecian Bend, in Newtown,--a healthy
Indications.
"A religious revival is in progress at Hollands
NJ. e. church.
Clinton Mccullough, Esq, MS attorney, has
sold the Mcars property, Mt ST. Augustine, to Mr.
VIM. Purdy. Price not stated
--On Wednesday, 18th Inst II colorcd man ma
med John Broughten was arrested in Accomac
county, Va, charged with theft. He was taken
bridge to be sent to Snow Hill, his hands being
piliitned behind him. He subsequently jumned
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

james Clark has sold the dwelling at No. 60l
west Fifth street to William Speakinan, of Della
ware county, Pa, for $5,OU0.
David Ireland, of this city, has sold his farm
ON the J., w. d b. Railroad, lear Newark, to d.
w: Chaider, Of Wilmington, for 81. 900.
Il. b Hsnce has sold his farm of 1877 acres, III
Cecil county, Md, to Benjamin @. Pearce, of thi:
city, forS7,500.
Benjamin &. Pearcc has sold the 60 Stoektou
House, 10 New Castle, to Z. b. Huncc, for about
300. Mr.. ii. will take possession about the
18th of December.
JOSEPH W. Day has sold to Mr.. Krauspe the
store at he Southeast corner of Fifth aud King
streets. i)r $4,000.
The Tnte place at the Practical Farmer, ia
Biandywne Hd. was sold ut auction on Satur.
day, 14n inst, to Mrs. McNamce for s265 per
acre. Itcontaincd 80 acres.
The bDwn stone house on West street, above
"a belonging to the estate of the late Elijah Hol-
llngswqth, was sold at auction yesterday 10 Capt
Alexander Kelly, of the Harlan 81 Hollingsworth
Co., fo' $4,000. Capt. K will make it his resi-
dcnce.
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Fan place to buy my clothes at, give me store
where all are II Gated alike place where cuonry-
man" isn't snubbed; place where man with brown
face and pair of hard hands is treated as we'll as
more stylish citizen place where may 20 without
being ashamed of my appearance, or afraid of being
sighted in favor or man who is no better or hon
ester than am but only got up better, and the
reason why always go to Waramaker IL Brow IS
ia because they treat oil alike, be he tountryman, or
la he citizen.
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Pronisposiug Causes of Disease.

She causes of disease are general and particular.
affecting one or many persons. Now ~ hc cnndi-
ton Of the body is easily disposed under variety Of
circumstances To The action Of disease the importance
@i Mishlers Herb Btters as as a OF combatin.
and oyerthrowing the predspusing cause is apparent,
II is invaluable andote for the human system that
ID unfortunately affected vita any epidemic virus;
aud such is its wonderful resstent power that it ef
fectualy protects the physique against the evil ten
dency Of an imprisoned atmosphere, or any morbid
itnence which prcd poses the body to the reception
Of dise re- 1t IL, therefore, the true remedy for
eryone whose situation surr findings are not ia
vorable to the preservation of health. Sold every
where
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

Browns and establish yourself there as regular
customer There is nothing like having one particu-
lar place at which TO make your purchases. This is
especially true Of clothing. They know you; your
measure, the grade of materials you wear the styles
you prefer, and so save you both time and trouble.
You soon come to feel at home, and turn the bore
of shopping into pleasant visit TO acquaintance.
Even though you are not in immediate neea OF any,
thing in the clothing line,gve them call if yon have
time, ana declare your intentions.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

SrSGUlAn DEATH-LocKJAw WITHOUT YIsI-
BILE CAusE.-Thomas f. Hall, of Concordyille
Delaware county, Pa, died at about O'Clock
yesterday morning, Of lockjaw. Deceased was
about 19years old, and had been attending store
for Mr.. Worrell, in Kenneth Square.
He was sick but a few days, and hal no wound
or hurt anywhere about him which could account
Tor his disease Neither had he any recollection
Of having received any hurt. His death from
lock-jaw, under these circumstances is some
what remarkable. Deceased was a member of
the Society OF Friends, and a son of Edward
Hall of COncol1yillp
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Milford.

Mhtono NOV aT.-sAfter few days of cold
weather, aud slight spflnkic ossnow this morn
Agoloncd fi,ii with bright sun promising fail
A",t'lrr. The first snow of the season len last
Flidiy tight 10 the de pth Of two inches.
Nathaniel Derricksnn's horses ran away in the
oin ;hr other day, hut were caught before they
III much aaniage.
fAr temperance meeting lasi Wednesday even
NJ wa !. very large one and the l,all vas crowd
"l many being unable TO obtain seats. u was
iar,ed by Rev. Richard Mallory, James n
Lftiand Rev B 4. Price aud VIM. Gaylord Esq
lr nd lrcsscs were allie aud elected much np
plH,r
u. Reilly, who has been connected this yeai
iii the MaiUdi Friend left this place last Thurs
ilf fcr Wilkesarre Pa, which place he expects
I make his ititufc fiomc.
lnblic sales are very frequent ia this ncighbor.
hood. Our merchants are still receiving heavy
supple, OF goods ..., Thomas Wallace has
opened IN auction roam In Font street.
Business continues dull There is but one vesse
Oh the stocks, and she will not be flashed before
met spring -. There are 1Oi Young ladies
biI l'S y0una men IN Milford. FRANK.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

STEAMER BuRNED.--The propeller lHdntansas
Cape Hateras on the 10Th inst The crew some
81 In number were taken off by the English
schooner Frank and taken back to Hampton
Roads whence they were gratultously taken to
Crisfield by the steamer Lady Of he Lake and
thence tlcy were furnished free transportation to
Baltimore by Il. Q. Sewall, Esq, Superintendent
Of the Delaware Railroad, who happened to be at
Crisfiel Mt the time
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

LiTrtARy ENrERTAlNMEsT.--The students OF
Wyoming Seminary will give grand Literary en-
terlainhen on Thursday evening, December 3D.,
consisting of select rccitations, original oratons,
periodical essays, drama, tabltaux and debates.
The CHOIR and Wyoming Cornet Band will eniven
the occaon with music. They promise good
eutertalnnent.
The winter term of 16 weeks will begin on
Tuesday, December Sth. The Seminary Is in q
fonrislhg condition, and there is a fair prospect
of laisi attendance of students during The win
Ur term.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

VIZ heard clcar-headed old farmer say The other
day in speaking Of buying some clothing, swhat
We want is something that will wear, IL coat made
out Of the fimsy stuff which tailnrA nee ia Of
about " much sc to farmer as sieve Is To carry
water in" He was reading over ths advertise mt ut
OF Wanamaker d Brown. and was struck with The
special srcss they lay upon this point If ''rnnd
goods" Wen wager i new hat that when he comes
back with his new suit from Oak Hail hen have
somethine thatll w ar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

pi.ned to learn that the rumors current for day
or :wo of deficiency in the accounts of Mr..
fav, Cashier of the Union National Bank, in
ih. clis, arc well founded. The deficiency
amounts to about $4,000, of which the Bank
Of course. loses nothing, Mr. Days property COW
erug most of IT, and his securities for tie balance
being ample. The loss has been incurred By
spcculations In stocks, which have been in pro-
gress for a comparatively limited period. Mr.
Day communicated the facts of his case to the
President Of the Bank on Thursday, and resigned
hi lo'ii'1n on Saturday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

DIR. JACKSON'S ANALEPTICA.
a New RemcsIy in Consumption.
A Physician who had Consumption for several
years, with frequent blecdings of the lungs, cured
himself with medicine unkiwwn 10 The profession.
when his case appeared hopeless He is tho only
physician who has used ii ia his person, or who
has aiS knowledge OFF virtues and he can ascribe
the degree of health he now enjoys to nothing but
the use of his medicine; and oihing but uttsr des-
pair and entire extinction of all hope of recovery to-
gelher with want Of confidence in all others, iudu
ced him tn hazard the experiment. To those suffer
lug with any diseise Of ib Lungs he proiers treat
ment he confidently believes will eradicate tn" dis
ease Price $3.50 per b,ttle or $50 hall dozen ;
sent by express. Send Tor circular or call Oh
DE. Il. BoYLSToN JACKSON,
No. $50 North Tenth St, Philadelphia
For sale by W. L. Williams, No. si9 Market street,
Wilmington, Dell and by druggists generally
janl1-lyd&w
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Tho C,,esnpesls. Pirates.


MILLS tArIiEri' NEAR sEAtN,iii-. BAILEY Hh-
LEASED.
We have already noticed the escaped of Wilson
and Wells, Two of themurdercrs of the captain and
mate of the schooner Brave, and the subsequent
recaplurc of Wilson.
/. Wells alsv has siucc iccn recapturcd, and all
those convicted Of the deed are again back In jail
Wells was captured neir Seatord, in Sussex Co.,
in this State, on Wednesday, 18th inst The SOM
erset HeraM gives the following account of the
capture;-
He was lying by tt fire in II thckct near town
and wss observed by Mr.. Jacob Morgan who
passed ny and spoke to him, the negro exchang-
ing the morning salutati0n. lie Ind not gone far
of the boy, and he went back, accompanied by
MIR. JamesM Blades. They got within about one
hundred and fifty yards of him, when he stated
to run Mr.. b. ordered him to stop, and told him
If he didn't, he would shoot him, which communal
the darkey obeyed, though his spirit was unwll-
ing. He ordered him To tit down, and calling to
his assistance, Mr.. Morgan, who straightway lac
cording to description pronounced him one oil
the murderers aud they took him to Jail. He ar
rived here the same evening and now occupies
more secure quarters, and IL is 10 be hoped, that
for the credit and economy Of our county, he
will be well guarded
There is one of tho murderers still ut large who
has never been caught Edward jackson Baicy,
a colored man, was recently arrested in Anne
Arundel county, on suspicion oil being one of the
party, aud was recently lodged iu Jail ut Princess
Anne. He has just been released by the author
tiles there, who are satisfied that he is not George
Bailey, the escaped Uurderer. He left for Balti-
more on Thursday night last, having been fur
nished by the authorities with money To comper-
safe him for his lost time and travelling expenses.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

Curncu DEplcArioS.- Methodist Epsco-
pal church, Mt Royal Oak, In Talbot county, re-
Gently REBUILT was rcdedicated on Sunday last.
Rev Alfred CoDknan, of Grace church, IN thls
tity, WAS present and conducted the evening ser
vices. those in thu morning being conducted by
hy. Dr. Ryan. ut Baltimore. The church is not
new, but having hcen removed some distance
nom its former location, had to be almost entire
y rebuilt, and 1t has been painted, frescoed, aud
Fcilrni.hed In very neat and handsome man
ner, The whole cost being about Sli00. At the
hlpriilug service, the chLrch was crowded, and In
e'inn>e 10 the effort To raise funds the response
was 20 liberal rs to he In excess Of the amount
needed, entirely lquidatiug the debt of the
church. The church belongs to Talbot Circuit
which is now In charge of Rev. Mcssis. Brindle,
and Chatham.
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Deaths.

TALLEY.-Nov. 25th, 1865 virglnia b. daughter oil
the late VIM. II. and Hannah i. Tallcy, in the 9Th
yesr of hvr age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her mother, 8l4 King street. Friday, Nov. 97th at
DEL ok, without further nstice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED 10 remove all desire for Tobacco.
w II is entirely vegetable aud harmless. It Puri.
hes and enrches the Blood, inygorates the System,
possesses great Ncarishlng and Strengthening power
COST the heartfelt food, makes sleep refeshng and
establishes robust health. Smokers and Chewsrs for
tsslso o h S Ssrous Il S obssso VIE s
Of rsfs ences, testimonials, &C, sent nee Agents
wanNdi sadIess Dr.. T. R. ABBOTT, Jsrssy Oily, n.
]. Bad ~ ~ Drutv!sts.-- ueullswdtw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

DAMAGED ny FrooD.-The heavy rains last
week did great damage at the limestone quarries
Of john g. jackson, at Hockessin. By the
breaking of an nqueduct small stream which
had been lod around the quarry, ran into 1t, and
filled It full OF water. Tho damage Is considera-
bic and will delay business somewhat.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

Posr OFFICE AFFARs.-At Perrymansville
postmaster, vice Benedict H. Keen, resigned
-Specia, service, Darlington, Maryland, from
Havre de Grace. Pay of carrier will be discon-
tinued frlm November 20 1863
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

aH The attention of the citizens of Wilmington
and vicinity are respectfully called to our large and
wei selected stock of trimmings, hosiery, gloves,
zephyrs, lace handkerchefs lace wells, epoo cnitons,
mtrino vests. Germantown woods. ard large assort-
close out before the first OF the new year at price TO
defy competition at JOHN t. FROCR'S,
424 Market st Wilmington Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

CALisAyA BARK.-It is said that Messrs, Drake
y Co., (proprctors Of the Plaaiation Billcrs) are
the largest importers Of Calisa,a Bark In this
country, and that, with the exception of an occa-
sional sale, all they import is used in the COM
pounding of their celebrated Plantation Bitters.
to which they undoubtedly Al indt bea tor ileir
wonderful health, restoring properties, AZ /.
Tepic and Appetizer they are moi surpusse'. and
Ye eheerlnlly recommend tham. Al irs;-class
Druggist keep them for sale.
MAaxoIIA WAFER. Superior TO the beat in
ported German celopsor npd scla AZ bali Do
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

LOG. 1.-THE Fourth Quarterly Meeting Of
the Kent county Association Of Good Templars,
al Dover last Wednesday, was largely attended.
The next meeting will be held In Dover, on the
third Wednesday in February, 1869.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

Plastic SLATE for roofs can be used anywhere tina
any material can. mastic, it adaps itself to every
share and condition. Adhesive, it adhcres to felt,
brick store, plaster glass; wood metal any clean,
dry surface. Nocombustble, 1t lie not the means of
destroying your property, but of protecting it. I'm.
pervious, water steam csnnut penetrate or dissolve
it. X. ATKINSON,
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r,,,, n /. .,IprSr.-Thc PASSENGER

FAaNL Il. X. Ac,IpENr.-Thc PASSENGER ~
,yn,rb lett Philadelphia for this city At M"I' /,
evening" TAT, aver two men at Chester. One
thrtu was Chief of Police Robinson, OF that ''
ana III. .,,l, man named Bricks. They :,
walki II ~ .te tnck and seeing the train wlne
hayes lniS eity 1t z O'clock approaching they
stepped nif That track and directly in front thu
Philadelphii train. Mr.. Bricks was almost ln
stantIs' Killed. and Mr.. Robinson sc severely in
iuIr mat his life Ii considered in danger, though
NOM 5 nf his Recovery are entertained.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

GREAT FEwsrAAER EsTERpRtsE.-As will be oh.
served by reference prospectus Moores Rural Ne,s.
forter g to be rearly doubled In size and otherwise
materially improved. The RURAL is already the mos
popular ma NAL weekly of its class but the proposed
change must largely extend Its circulation and nhli-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

AnnEsrEp,--A woman named Charlotte Myers
was arrested last week In Baltimore, charged
with forgery and theft. She stated that she was
from Wilmington, Delaware. sho was COMMITTED
c,r trial
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

THE REASON that A. T. Stewart does larger
,usipess than any other dry goods man In New
YORK Is because he advertises more ihnn any
other man. Certainly.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

From that lively and energetic paper, the SUE
sex Journal, we gather the following items of
interest:
A Mr.. Asby, from Maine, has rented the Brick
Hotel in the town, and will take possession of it
on the list Of January. ...... On Saturday light,
10th Instant, several wagons passed through
Georgetown on their way 10 Chincoteague, whence
on the Delaware Railroad Cor shipment to North
ern cities. ,.....A colored lady has arrived IN
the town for thu purpose Of opening colored
school there, ,,,u.,Thu junction u Hreakwater
Railroad 10 graded to within thrrc rnilsu Of ewes.
snd the w9is l. a.lyencins rapidly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

~ Hosiery-We have just received full Line of
the best quality of ladies' misses, and childrens En-
glish Hosiery best qu;lity uf Plaid striped and
checked Cashmere Hose, Fancy W ollcn Hosiery
Of all qualities al the very lowest Philadelphia prices
JOHN IL. FROCK,
Maui.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
601 MARKET STREET,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
We allow interest on al money deposited with us
with privilege fcheekiDg at slight without notice il
desired. ~ II
Certificates of DepO.it issued be iring int e and
Siaes and IN
England, Ireland, Germany and France.
COLLECTIONS ma icexp dtiously on ali points in the
United States. canatns and Europe. Dividends and
Coupons also ulltc'ei. 800
Spe ial attent q siSento the purchase aud s,le Of
WI aeserptons 81 soEernneHt an STAT Securities
slate City ayd haliS I'd Bonds, Promssory Note
authorized Agents fsr the sale Of The First Mott.
Rags pc. cent bonds Of WI. d II aiding Railroad.
Railroad; Flfat Mortgage, 81 Gold sonds ~ ~
csafk Rsslf9 RailroSf, Orders solicited. v Wv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

FATAL AccipENr.-About 0 O'Clock Monday
morning. scaffold fell at the new Bethesda
Presbyterian Church. in process Of erection at
frankloid Road aud Vienna streets In Philadel-
piia. The scaffod was of the height of two
stories, and two men were 1t at the time of Its
fall. One of trem named Frederick Yeager was
seriously injured, tic other Robert Given, was
Instantly killed.
Deceased was brother of Archibold Given, of
this city, and well known to many OF our citizens.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

NoRruERS IMMIaR ANTs.-The Denton Untod
~ II Ia stated that two hundred Pennsylvaninns
srs abont to settle 10 Caroline county Maryland
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

as- A. It Il. Stevenson the agents Of the cele-
brated Florence Sewing Machine which has given
universal satisfaction and took the premium al the
Paris Exposition in 1867. Those in want of a good
machine Should call aud see them at 10 Market 81.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

DIOCESAN CoSvENfioS. The Protestant Epis-
,llal Convention Of the Eastern Shore diocese
MT in Elston, on Thursday, the 18Th instant.
lh-E'ston Sh, says that among those spoken
5f from whom it Is most likely the Bishop will
n,y, Of Was,iMg,1n Dr. Leeds, Of baltimore !;
Rv W. Crosdalc, Of Somerset county, and
RrYDr prs Shields, Of ST. MitlIce,s. Tine conven-
liun was To have been In session n. lesst three
days Bishop Nottingham presided.
The Convention met again ON Friday, the 2Olli
te for Right Rev. Henry G. Lay, and six for
d. Pirckhev. Laymcn's vote 20 for Bishop Lny,
aud for DR. Pluckney. At the time of his cleo
ton 70 this new diocese Bishop Lay was Mission
AIRY Bishop Of the DiOsese Of Arkansas.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

ACCIDENTAL SHooTIso.--Charles Lowe, a
Young man residing at North East, and known
III this city, was instantly killed. on Saturday,
while cunning near North East. He was accom-
panied by another young man, whose gun was
accidentally discharged, carrying the whole load
through loves body. lie died instantly, not
altering word.
-fhc Good Templlrs of that town, who were
10 have had an entertainment on Thanksgiving
day, have postponed II, Ghd will attend the funeral
Of the unfortunate young man.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

suAsY BASK.-The Gazette says, 1t has leaked
ont here that enc of the National Banks In the
lower part of the State Is In SO bad condition
that 1t will be taken In charge by an agent OF the
government