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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY,, s. SCAR AN
IN ORPHANS COURT, hold at New Castle in and tor
the County Of New CASTLE the first day Of April In hs
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxty-nine, upon the application ol X E A. Ciofton and
Gabrielle j. his wife, Mary " DUPONT, Chtrloi l. Du
Pont Jr and Victor Dupont, the said dahiella Crof
being OF the children aud hers-at law OF lrsi
the said u, E. A. Craftou and the said Mary " DUPONT
Charles !. DiPont, Jr., aud Victor Uapont being the
devisess of the late Samuel F DupOat, who was the
Assignee Of Francis DIP Shnhf * who was ons Of the
children and heiTs-at law OF Irvine Shubrck late Of
Wilmington Hundred, in the County aforesaid dseaas-
ed who died ntestate, II hath hean represent to
this Court-by the petition OF the said R N. Uroiton
st al in writing, presented to the Court:-I is this
Rt day Of April la the yer aforesaid, rulsi by the
Court that Richard Shubfif Henry DUPONT aud Charles
|. DUPONT, Jr trustees, William Brsck and Gahri.lla
Breck. Eugene DnPont Amelia u. DuPont and Henry X,
Dupont be anl appear at an Orphans Court OF New
Castla County Aforesaid, to be held at Now Castle on
then and there claim the preference due to them OF
accepting choosing they successfully entitled
to do, the whole OF tbs Lands, Tsnemans and here
ditaments Of the said Ia.etate laid OF end appraised
by the reehollers under order oi the said Court
heretofore made, show II any they have. why
order shall not be made for the sale OF tho whole
the said lands tensments and heredamsnts Of the said
intestale Itviue Shubrcy deceased
And 1t is orderrd by the Court that copy OF this
rule be published for fix successive weeks In the Della
qrdre Sfte Journal newapaI published in the City
Of Wilmington in the state OF Delawtre-tie first pub.
leaion thereof to be a least sixty days the said
sixth day OF September next.
Ia testimony whereof l have hereunto set my hand
and shxed tie seal oil the said Court New Castle tho
twenty-sxth day Of April, A. d. one thousand eight
hundred and sxty-Dine. BENZ. r. UsrlCK,
mavA Clerk GOnrt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

HOUSTON AND THE NoLUNTEER.-Ouc
day as Generals Houston and Rusk, accom-
panied by the Adiutant General, M'Cloud,
were promenading arm in arm through the
streets oil the town, which were swarming
with the disbanded volunteers, many oil
them collected in groups discussing the pro
priety oil the Presidents order, their alien
ti0n was called 10 a stalwart young back-
woodsman, dressed from head to foot In
buckskin, who had evidently taken several
drinks of whisky, and was loudly and ve-
hemently expatiating TO those around him,
and making frequent, and not very compli-
mentary, use OF "Sam HoustOn'a" name.
General Houston, who could not avoid
hearing some of these illusions, turned to
his companions and said at appears to me,
General Rusk, that you do not preserve very
good discipline IN your commando
"They have been disbanded, and have
nothing further TO do with them.' replied
the General. Moreover" he added, " I
am of the opinion that it would not be so
easy matter to stop their talking, even If
they were still in service"
"Come along with me, gentlemen, and
III show you how TO quell such disgraceiul
exhibitions said Houston.
The others merely observed that they
would like to witness the performance, - and
followed into the packed crowd, which m ade
way AOI tu6 Ai9liuEuiouth GH-
abling them TO penetrate TO the side OF the
noisy orator, who still continued his vocife-
rous harrangue, acc ompanied by the most
violent gesticulations and conioriions of his
arms and body.
Walking deliberately up to him, and lay
ing his hand upon his shoulder, the Gene
raj, in mild but emphatic tone, said: "Are
you not aware, my young friend, that you
are disturbing the peace and quiet of this
respectable community, and that, too, sir,
in presence Of the President of the Repub.
lIc?''
The fellow suddenly ceased speaking at
this unexpected interruption, and turning
upon the huge individual who addressed
him Che did not know the General, 1t seem.
ed), he, in a very low but firm tone OF voice,
while his eyes flashed fire, asked
"Are you Sam Houston, the Presideni?"
"Yes, my young friend, / have the honor
10 bear that distinguished cognomen.'
The young giant then drew back a step
or two, and concentrating all his powerful
energies into the effort, sprang like an in.
furiated tiger upon the aslOnished General.
knocking him down, and at the same time
exclaimng, "Well, d--n you, old Houston.
you are the very man I wanted 10 see." He
was Immediately pulled off by the specta.
tors, and proceeded with his interrupted
defamation as il nothing had happened,
while the General retired to his lodgings
fully convinced that his friend Rusl was nc
disciplinarian.-GEN. r. d. MARCY, in
Harper's Magazine for July.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
Cr0Ueters CGuiOe.
fs6s "a EEalHa1sIzE1 PHILADELPHIA, WILL
eke ~ RMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD TIAfE TABLE
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY loth, lsaB.

RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 10th, 1899.
Trains will leave Depot corner Broad strsst and wash
wAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 40 AM tsundAys excepted 4
ior Baltimore stopping At all RAJ niAr Stations eon-
Meeting with Delaware Rail Roai at Wilmington for
of.steld and Intermedats stations.
EXPkEss TRAIN at 1900 NJ. Csundaya sxesptsd)
or % Baltimore and Washinston stopping at Wilmington
peiyvllle and Havrede Grace. conntcts wimington
ExPREss TRAIN At 400 P. NJ. (sundaya excepted,
r nd washington, stopping At Chester, Thui
1w Linwood, Caymont, Wilmington Newport, stan tons
newark Elktun North East yvs Havfo
aeuraoe' Aberdeen, PerrymAn's Edgewood, Magnolia.
ohAse's and stemmer's Run.
AS-NlGhT EXPRESS at II 80 P M daily for Balti.
moreand Washngton stopping at Chester ThurIew Lin
WOOD, mont Wilmington Newark, Rkton North-ast,
ferryYie and Havrede Grace PerFyman' and Magnolia
fs senRers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk win take
the 10 90 train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
mington; $50 "A-
Leave Philadelphia at 1l.oo A. H. ESQ, 500, and 10
= The 900 Pm. train connects with Delaware Rail
road Tor Harrington and intermediate stations.
do Leaye Wilmington at sso and $40 AM &C. AIS sna
~ ldayJ r. NJ The Lilo A. N; train will not scp b..
tween Chester and Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA aud BALTIMORE CENTRAL r. R.
stpplHg at ali Stations on Chester Greek and phadsl
phii and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave for Port Deposit ezeeptsdl
oxford at 100 P, H. The 100 A. n train stops 4 al
station bet between PhiladelPhia and Lamokin.
at Q 20 926 A. M and 20 P.
=, trains leaving Wilmington at $50 A. NJ and is P
"" VIII connect at Lamokn Junction with the 200 A.
~ aud 80 p NJ trains for Philadelphia and Baitimers
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
r. NJ : 's' 49, 80" >~s
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester at T25, 8 IS, 0.O8 aud IlOs A n ali
t5s, s3a. ~ and 1888 P. NJ.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore T,25A. NJ, Way Mail. e.sb N III
press 80 NJ, Express. 7.26 P. NJ, Kxprsss.. ioee
Erhtn Raj
stations ut 800 z. n.
Accommodating Train from Port Deposit will leave
feryvllle at e4i A. ~ for Baltimore aud intermedists
stations
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at l2Os and oil
Train. for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1859 and
1000 A. M 06 and 5l7P.M ~"
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at Z 20 P. NJ stopping Al u.snoii.,
psrrymsns, aberdeen, Havre,dsGraes, PsrryTiiis.
Charlestown, Northeast, Elkton, Newark atsnton'
Newport Wilmington ollymont Linwood aud ohasfsr,
y. KENNkY, aup't.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

BEECHER ON HAIR DYE AND DRESS
But let us get back TO hair dye. If man is
young, and from some peculiarity of consli.
tuition, or by reason of sickness, is prema,
turely gray, whether he shall dye his hair
or not is matter of his own. II he will be
the happier for 1t let him do IL, II his vile
will love him any better, or if she will be
made any happier, in the name of love let
him dye. Family happiness is great bless.
ing to purchase at so small cost as bottle
of hair dye.
But ls it seemly for an old man to put ON
the appearance OF youth, and NOT to meet
his fate bravelyP That is question of good
taste. For ourselves, we prefer gray hairs.
buckish old gentleman OF seventy-fiYe, re-
turning every month from his barber with
glossy brown locks, is not our style OF man.
hood. But If he likes it, he might do things
far worse. We admire the bravery In a
woman by which, at thirty-fve, she carries
her locks full OF silver. And yet, il her hap
piness may he promoted by hiding the carly
gray, we see no reason for criticism
We are in favor oil bald heads, and also of
wigs and toupees. We are in favor of wear
ing our own hair, and, just as much, of bor-
rowing your neighbor's, 10 eke out scanty
supply, il one chooses 10 do ii. In short,
let every one have liberty of hairl
II would, however, be terrible 10 leave
men to full liberty of dress, and NOT to leave
their neighbors tree to poke fun at them.
But as long as we are free 10 laugh, men
may be safely left 10 the largest liberty of
costume. Shame is a more general and
active restraint in this world than conscience
or reason. A laugh can do what an argu-
ment cannot.
We have but entered upon this subject
Dyelng the hair IS not a beginning. Artiii
cial teeth grin at US; painted cheeks and lips
smile at us. Long iorms are made to look
short. DumpY people look long. Thin and
lean people come forth plump and comely.
Fat folks shrink to slenderness. In the
great world of the toilette and of the dress
there are, to be sure, some questions of
morals, but far more of taste, How long the
dress should be at the bottom is question
OF taste, but how long it should be at the top
is also question of morals. 10 discuss the
whole matter would renuire many articles,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

Also, Freight Fraius with Passenger Car Attaehs d.
will leave Wilmington aboat 400 A. NJ New Cattle sbo
Middletown, 40, Clayton T.90, Dover sbO Camden
e0 Felton, 10 Ob. and bs due at Harrington about IOs6
A. NJ. Returning, to leave Harrington about 100 p nj
Feliou, I o. Camden, b05 Dover, 5s6 Moorton, 665,
Clayton, SO Middetown, 40. New Castle 20 and b
due wilmington about $50 p. NJ Subject 10 delaya
incident to Freight Business.
This train will stop to take up Pasgenaars only Al
stations named, hut will sst dorTi rasssuVsfs ~ INV
Junction and Dupont. -' ~
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
141 A NJ. N'f,-''S -
Leave PhiladephiA lIs5 NJ. and WILMINGTON 1 90 p M
for New Castle eS- e-SS A'1-'
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave emvrna for ol.vtnn
20 AM and slgPM Leave Clayton for Smyrna $40
and from Dover and Stations south
Steamboat Traips heretofore run are Withdrawn. A
hrat will however, leave Crsheld for Norfolk u CON
nesllon with Local Train, on Tuesday, Thuraday and
Saturday Evenings.
R.o.sRWALL.
6upArinteud den [ n ala ware RaIIxoeS q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

lnE YAaARtEs OF AN AMERICAN CTR
z'N OF AFRICAN DEscENT-An old crazy
negro mas been prowling around in the
nelghborhood oi the Manslck road, south
wesl OF The city, for the past six weeks. He
Chains 10 be minister OF the gospel and
favored prophet oil the Lord. When he first
made his appearance he told his hearers
lhal lie had SPECIAL commission from hea-
ven 10 hnd Jesus, who he said was now on
earth lie has been living In the woods,
suDslsilng on diet of whisky and barbe-
cued spring chickens, without mama, and
anxlously praying for the power TO work a
miracle similar to The one recorded OF the
loaves and fishes,'' only on a more ex-
tenslve scale. He admonshed his colored
hearers OF the wrath for the Mormon sin so
much In vogue among the darkies. The
ldea OF plurality of wives or husbands was
10 MIN repulsive in the extreme. He said
one vile was enough, and that the one
chosen in slavery should be the only one
in freedom.
When he saw one or more persons COM
ing down the road, he would mount a stump
and bang away with his orthodox artillery
as long as the sable sinners were in sight,
anu when they had gone, he would cease TO
uncork his walls of wrath and proceed to
unstrap vessel that contained something
oise' NhlIe IN tne neat oil one OF nls mas
terly iulminations the other day, before
multitude OF three, he suddenly stopped,
and with great earnestness told his hearers
that he had found Jesus, and person
10 whom he gave this title, was pointed out.
The newly discovered Saviour, however,
was known by all present 10 be such mean
and worthless scamp, that his disciples fell
from grace, denied their master, and said,
dat old fool nigger was no pr0phet-to
himself or anybody else." They then took
the ecclesiastical dead. beat In an irreveront
manner to a meandering stream hard by,
and after ceremony unauthorized by any
of the creeds soused him under the water
several times, then hung him up on log to
dry, and left him. The old woolly head
will probably seek more hospitable latitude
tjr the future promulgaiion of his doctrines.
-L0uisDWe C0NFier.,Tour
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
d EGIsTER's OhDhn.

ID EGISTER'S OhDER.
IL hEGisTsR's OFFICE, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, !
April 30th, 1869 (
Upon the application of James H. Hay Executor Of the
last will and testament OF Eliza II. Woodward late Of
White Clay Creek Hundred In said County dec ii is
ORDERED and directed by the Register that the Exc
euor aforesaid give notice of the granting OF Letters
tesamentary upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof by causing advertise.
ments to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters in six Of the most public places the
County OF New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands ssanstthe estate to present the abide
by an Act Of Assembly In such made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted within the
period in the Delaware State journal and Statesman,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to becontin-
ued therein two months,
k-~l Given under ths hand aud Seal Of Office ofthe
L. s. Register Aforesaid at New Castle in New Castle
~ County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten r. c. FRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
yHERIFF,s sALE.--BY vIRruE OFF A

LHERIFF'5 sALE,--Bb VIRTUE OF
- writ OF evar Facas to directed will be exposed
to Public sals, at the Hotel Isaac Pyle ndisu Q1ean)
in ths City of Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on SATURDAY, ths 10Th dag OF July 1869, at
o'clock p M the following described Keal Eat4te, viz
.ssee All that certain lot, piece, parcel Of land,
EllWA situate in Christilna Hundred, with a large
l,lla M Brick Dwelling and Frame Store House thereon
oreete 1, boundsd and deserito follows, to
W.T. inning at the noriherlv side VI th Whining.
ton and Kennett Turnpike Road at the distance Of
about 1873 feet from William H. Nafs line, and the
distance of "a feet from the eastery side OF four feet
wide alley running fola The said Kennott Turnpike to
the Riddle and Lawrence Roads thence along sid side
Of said Turnpike south 60 degrees about 2OI feet
10 point at the inioneaou OF the said Turnpike with
tbs fad Riddle and Lawrence Road thence with the
southery side of sad Riddle and Lawrence Road north
a1 degrees, west 1893 fsat inches, thereabouts 10 a
stake stlne dt,ut four ioet southarly from the cellar
wall Of frame house of the said William MeCauley,
thence with straight line s5uthsrY, 65 feet
inches, to the pacoof beginning e the conteHts mere
or lefs.
Seized and taken In execution the property oil will
liam D. Sparks and Anu 81 "a Sparks his wife, and
tie, and to be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
EhaFtn SO Ma Ca aEIl4 Nuua u.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
NnrInE

All persons having claims against the estate of the
deceased must present the duly attssted to the
Executor on or before April 3lth, 1870, abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made an provided.
JAMES H. RAY, Executor.
Address-NEwARK, DELAWARE. may9i-am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
S6erin's sSnIes.

GHh"t 81 rs SAf.E---BY VIRTUE OF A
- VIII ~ Nsuilti nj Eys-uts ~ me- ~ eteI viii h.
nApuHru h' IuMr ale at tha Hotel ( IstNe Pya In.
q az R-nen ln tue city II Wilmington, Nav Cas- Il.
SArUR lAf, ths 10Th day Of JULY,
Esata, via s " a.
ssssAs n" ,-tllihr att in iol .r iaes, and with
,,iNN "n frame Huliings h,raon erAstsi sita1isi
itnN "a lhr cry df Wilmington or "a a and brund
testAs " u- rr'et IS hGw4 ia wit ;-BfRnuins fp n
he sllsni shnlry St'eat, Al fntnarni1 n 4 for
'ats MAJ -, lhlms Iatnpll, now OF I.hn Ferris tn nce
anlR sd SD. of shiney Street about hfty-
Two iee. seven Hni half iufhes to rnar al othar
lthi Of 1hn Per H. ihencs along ina oI hIs land was
iery M parallel Ia bird Street ffiy-1n fee d "a nrh
70 lh OF ihohiAh Harreps land theuca hV two inea
% % ms i,hu NotlhHry and parallel to Shirley Street.
nIs1 % Ieel te'eu and hti irhss to stake and wef
l"ry psisrl 70 llir street hriy-gight Eet and half
a. lnoh 10 saRe in ths IN Jle distance line batween
shpey ana urAnge Streets thence by his lima uortberv
anu parallel TO Ahply sret forty nina keet 10 sake
.nse ea'ery anu parallel to Third Street eigh y.nIns
Yet hss and half inche+ 10 the place Of begnninr b.
In eoe'ehi, N T,of what they may.
No a-Also all that other csrt,in at pieea or narcst
q Land' Win Brick store ho Use thereon ntuste In
the Cy OF Wilmington nioi esaii bennd.d and dsribsd
Hh ni"wS 70 Wii;-lest ming ut corner OF Ian for
merry OF FfAncis ulenel, now nf Johu uatrlq on the
wssrriy sile Of Market Street betwesn Sec nd and
@ s,Ite thene' by lima ot said land westerly par
~ " ,a elf et l' esl tnchts to the eastery side
ot SIMPLIFY Street thenfa along tho slme sbu laflv "a
leet lncheS % line ai anl formerly of Fdgad Tat
nall nov o. f. Rud'Dh, thence herewith east rlv
psrael 70 lrd street ~ fest inches to the aforesaid
sde o. MArte street and thencs herewith Dorthery 23
or less. ~ ~ 49, '''"s '''Y''
Seized aud taken In execution as the nropertv a
W'lhAm u. Cotier, and 10 be Ia by
,-,,,,.,,, JACOB RG6H iRDsON Sheriff.
ohetlu omte, NeW Castle. June gi1, 1869 --2h
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

SHERIEF'S sALE.---nY VIRTUE OF
> writ of Levili Ficas to directed will he sx-
posed to Public ale, ut the Hotel OF Vincent o. Hill at
BlAckbird, in Appoqulnimink Hundred, New Castle
County, ne, on SATURDAY, the 11lh day OF JULY.
1852 At o'clock NJ the following dss ri6ed Rel Es
tate viz.
isssS& All the following decr,bsd parcels of land.
mgaN situated In Appoqunimina Hundred aforesaid
m5M1 bounded and described fellows, 10 WITT
sssAl5A No. BUuaded by lands Of John whitby, Rev.
lew scott, an ihs heirs Of james Matthew's cease
containing seventy two acres, more or less
No ?. Situated In ha Village of Feldsburo beenninr
at stake In hs cele tho stale Road at the intersec-
tinn Of the Noxenown Road, hence with last named road
north syty-our dogrees and fory.fve minutes west,
ten aud onrlenths perrha' TO stake said Road cor,
tor James Dou Shtens lands thencs with his ards
SOUTH weay degrees west six and two tenths parrhea
to stake last af resaid thence south sixty
eight and half dene-s, east twelve and ohe-tenih
perchos to take in the aforesaid state Road theme
with said Road to the place Of beginning containing
ssventyseven square p+rches Of land or less with
twostory dwelling house. store house, &c, thereon
erected.
Seized and taken iht' execution the property Of
Thomas Scott and Thomas h. Scott and Mary j. Scott
wife f1homas Il, scott, and tt.s and to bs sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON. Sheriff
Hher1fs Onice, New Castle. Jnue % 1863 -25
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

A youth at Port Clinton, Ohio, lately sus-
tanned terrible loss in the following docu.
ment, duly signed by one of the bellies of the
village. The finder wants to know if the thing
is negotiable;
roRr CLINTON, MAY 90.
"Due -----, or beaver one hundred and nine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
sherls onee New cssIl. June 25d issa2l 5lIl0IIII'
sALE,---BY VIRTUE OF

CHERIFF'S SALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of Leyari faea-, TO mo dieced, will be ex-
to Public Sale at tho Hotel Of Isaac Pyle ndan
oassn) in the city Of wilmington New Castle County,
P. NJ the following described Real Estate, yizi
~ All that certain ots Of land, (bsing Nos AZ,
EpWN 40, and A. Patters1n's Plot with Briek
sEN Stable thereon, situate in the City Of Whining
,nkM ton aforesaid bounded aud described as follows
to vii At the southeTy side Of Fifth Street
between Adams and jackson Streets, at the Distance OF
hundred and sixteen feet from the eastery side Of
jackson Street. thence southery parallel to jackson
Street one hundred and i've feet and half an inch,
thence eAtterly parallel to Fifth Street forty eight
feet thence northrrly parallel to tue FIRST mentioned
line one hundred and Eve feet and half inch to tho
said side Of Fifth Street and thence Herewith westerly
forty eight feet to the place OF beginning bs the contents
thereof or less,
Seized and taken In execution as the property Of
Samuel Nebekar and to be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

The Mayor OF Savannah, Ga, says the
report Of yellow fever there is entirely un
founded.