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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
The Great Moral Show.

Tie Charleston (South Carolina) Meas,
ct tie goth, gives a verbatim report Of the
proceedings of their City Council. We ru-
gret to see thai the colmed Councilmen aie
not much better behaved lhan their white
brethren in other localities The following
short extract, which we give from the long
report OF the Ntes, will give our readers "a
faint idea OF the whole, and serve TO refresh
Tier memory Of scenes of a like nature
which lave transpired in our midst. Indeed,
the courlY bearing oil these negroes aud
their high-ioned language is in keeping with
their well known imitatiyeness. One might
almost imagine himself within the charmed
precincts Of our own Council Chamber while
reading tins glowing extract:
The Mayor called loudly for order, and
Alderman Cunningham here said 10 Mack
ey, Yes, Cd d-n you, know you well
enough"
Alderman Mackey Kissed out, "Move up
Just as quick as you please. I'm ready ioI
YOU" Alderman Cunningham sprang al
Mackey, but was held back by his friends.
alderman .Ii Cunningham, being still held
BACK, called out TO Mackey, "You must moi
mention me nor my iather-n-law."
Alderman Potter lin deep voice. 81
you do III kW gou Just as certain as you'rt
born"
Alderman Cunningham (again to Mack
eY) II know you, and no man like you
must speak that way to me-"
Where now is the man who will deny tha
We have a Party Of Great Moral Ideas?
"-~s~.
The U. S. gunboat Swataro, from Cudiz
March II, arrived al Philadelphia, Tuesday
All well.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
General matters.

Grace Church is having SWaNhcty
Festival At lnsiitGle Hall.
Court adjourned at New Castle last We'd
nesday, tht 2Gth inst.
The City Hallway Company have pul on
new and handsome car, The number is
IL.
Thirjy-two hundred dollars wer. sull in
the Franklin Loan Association on Monday
night, for thirtyfive per cent.
Tie new sleum collier lattlcsnai,r was
launched at Chester ON Saturday She will
carry GOO tuns ni coal. The second vessel
oI this kind will he launched in about three
weeks. THESE vessels ale the first nl
number 10 Eastern potts with coal
VIM. G. Pierce has commenced tile crrt
tion ot l0ur houses al the corner oi Fourth
and Jefferson streets, Tor Mtssls James
CLARK and John Russell. They viii be line
three story bricks, and cost about 5000
The ladies oi ST. Pauis NJ. l.. Chmch
Will hold "A strawberry festival in Institute
Hall, on the fist three evenings in June,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next.
Joseph b. Baker, as Trustee, will selI Al
public sale, at tile Noshell House in Ches-
tertown, Md, on Tuesday, the / 81 oil June
the farm OF lie late Df. Vim. M Gemmill
containing 80 acres.
Il. Nj. Ogle, Auclunucr, viii sell at public
sale, at " cldn 4 Lanes wharf, south side
oil CArislana BRIDE, to-moiuw, Al O'Clock,
the slOop 1Rate Frdaeis, Of 30 tons burlhen
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of tie Wilmington and New Castle Rllroad
Company, VIII be held at the office ot the
company, in New Castle, on Thursday,
June 3d, al / O'Clock, Il. i'll.
The Uhiyersaist Church strawberry Fes.
tival at the City Hall hus proved great
success, and we hope large sum oil money
may be realized lor the good ends they have
iii view. AS il is 10 close on the g9lh, all
who wish Il really good time had better 20
there at once.
Authority having been granted 10 the
Postmaster oi This place 10 increase the
number OF letter carriers nom five to six,
MIR. X. q, Moody, clerk, has been appointed
sixth carrier, Ml. Joseph Oehelilee, an
old and efficient Post Office Clerk, has been
appointed TO ill tie vacancy thus rendered
The east side oi Market siteet was thron-
ged by large concuurse ul people on We'd
hesdaY. We did lnquhe their business, but
it was nierable nom tile way they were
erowding into Btnif's Shoe store, at i0s
Market street
1homns NJ. ogle, Auctioneer, No. Eas
Third street announces tract nf land in th,
Town Ol New Castle, known as the " Her
milage 10 be sold at public sale, at hii
Rooms ON the 24th day OF June next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
DUDLIC sALE,--WILL BE SOLD A.
SllPriG's SnLRs.

HERiFE'S SALM.--BE VIRppE OF
sutJrY wris nr II y, to uis dttsctei ain b. a.
iossi rgAl'y sar at the store of FrAasn Bat n
sni Charits Il "Aho eornHf Il reuih aud Market
prl ,on SATURDAY the 9TH lay Of JUNE a. b =, 1909,
At ~ "el1ek, b., the following described Personal
rroparty, via
N $40 lar " 1iie En al 30 lss Brow4 sus,r.
Es: 20l lb' Grsen CtH3s, So ,bs tott,i Coffee a50
esa s'is. Geen ani Elack TeAs .gl gallons Mllassos
6h VIA gsr slek Salt, 30 small sacks do, 230 lbs
st't'h M -Four, 50 ib. ches7e Is boxes soar 10
.i,z"' .hoe nla;aag, 2S lis Ch1ollt5 ani Cocoa q
di45n n.ksis, 20 ( Tom WI tksy, 10 sAlioas best
10 ldy, - ss'luus rof- W ne. . s.liani Gin ,ats
G'nust -e! Lhi lar llrE4 os Of spices, rieRes
trm toe. Dflel Rtut Flini. Carn sttrsh. Raisina,
,tons Ware, Gar er sets. t.. Foii, Cigars and To-
iac' lroa cot SAT-. naFbi tp9 Batter Table lot
Of Ropc- aui Brushes 3 Moliass Casks pair PIefnrfn
scilts ei # si7' Wa a. ru.h Cut, store fixtures,
AlsO hsa VI tile stprs.
eti,ea nd l+Hel IN "a ioA th3 property oil
Charles Il GAno aul q fcanAa Bntram ant to be
soil JAOhD RICHARDSON, sheriff.
! sh4lii l,a N.u' -. g.. Mny 10 lSe9.-2l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
ANoTuER CASE.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN.-It isa iaet ana
il seems to us m unacc0untahlu one, that
considerable number of the organs devoted
10 the Grant administration, such organs
for instance as the PHILADELPHIA Mqglrer
actually eulogi7, General Thomns for hls
stern rejection uf all preferred presents,
citing il as an evidence Of his purity and
incorrupubility. The fact is certainly n
strange one, for we cannot possibly suppose
that the radical organs, whilst thus culogiz.
ing Major General tor his n6n.acceptance
OF gifts and nuding his course as what is
demanded by lis Official honor and the pro-
prieiies OF hls position, can fail 10 have all
the time in mind the hct that Their President
to whom they hourly render political allie,
glance, accepts, with greed that is unparal.
lelled and indeed positively ndeicale If not
indecent, al the gifts, great and smNll, that
he can lay his handun Ii it IS lie purpose
OF his organs To remind lin Of the respect
which he owes TO his position, 10 his party,
and TO the country, we would suggest Ia them
that they lad better try to do tins IN more
direct and manly way. Certainly he cannot
regard the compliments Of his own organs
to Gen. Thomas as anything but insults to
himself, all the more offensive for beng
underhand. -LoaispWe Courier J0UiHal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

MIR. SHOWS REPORT ON THE UNION PA.
oIFtC RAHRoAD.-The Cincinnati Gommer-
cidi, CRepubliean) referring TO a recent arti-
Gle that appeared in the Omaha Hsrald,
says:
This article was doubtlessly inspired by
stakeholder Of the company, If not actually
written by one II helrays so much heat
nnd passion thut its statements must he re-
ce!ved with caution. AS we have before re.
marked, Me report If Mr.. Snoto cOrro6orates
statements nude by tourists ogsr he road,
4chO 7eere certainly not Interested in leYying
black mail upon the company. They assert
that the line has been heightened by unne
cessary detours for the transparent purpose
of increasing the claim upon the Govern
men; that the track is not balasted where it
should be; that the trestles are of light and
flimsy character, and that in and beyond The
Black Hills the work is slovenly and hastily
done, and IN no sense lultils the conditions
OF first elassh rnad, MS required by act ol
Congress.
Mr. Snow is not responsible for the esli-
mate that il will require six millions OF dol
lars to make it such road us that law de
mands as u condition precedent TO the issue
ol bonds; nor have the commissioners who
made that statement EVER been accused ol
incompeteney or Ol attempts to levy black
mail. The controversy between Mr.. Snow
and the company, however, Is n persona
matter, and of no great importance to the
public, which is more interested In The
character of the road than in that OF eithel
party.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
4. Of AnIe ann to Iipnt.

f,NENtS FER slIsIs'--.Sn.t An nxreliantfa farIa
4 vi lin one mii' 4i Negifk drpo in New Castle
Cun Continuing tAunt One hdudrad acres, OF leas
with : iui teeus auu tanai house, and excellent
thsron iesrale property and viii be sold a
gain
No.2 AnietltIIle flim- situate IA ffaudywna Hun.
tired, within - niiles "a Wilmington, containing 10
acres, inuf Vrl,ss
No sury salatble farm Ia ugesllsIt nrder oA the
paniyWins mi e- above Ni'hn tnn, with line build.
nys orchards and other Improvements containing l4U
ares oF lees
No. i ! Farm OF 800 aiI9ihius he city Of VIII
,AlustDm Win buiidngs orchards sind iupToy emsnts
,i'tAlle farming trucking u good inyestmen
.,s i,iAHtn Art Is to NM. AOfATLLhY,
it . Hnd Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

Mrs. MARY A. LIvERMoRE, Of Chicago,
made speech in the interest OF woman
suffrage nj Boston, Tuesday. Mary wants
to know who knows hest what Mrs. Greeley
wants, Horace or Mrs Greeley? Horace
says lie docs. She defies BcclzeNuh io maxi
politics worse than they ale nov, and there
fore thinks woman taunnt corrupt ihen
This dnn'l follow.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

THE Courier journal, of Louisville, hy"
one of the llyeliest and most readable pa
pcrs among our exchanges, came to us Mon
day accompanied by an immense supple
ment. Success to il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
rARM ron SALE.

CoutaiAing llO ares more lass, situate on the
H.,nlyaila q Christian buaGted New Oastieeognty,
ani state Delaware adilinirg lands ihoritPAlmeg,
ft0nA- wilson, and others The buildings are an excel
.nt stone House and Baru, both supplied with wafer
nnt pipes frm springs There ltrunning water ineYeiy
le.d Good tppe orchard and graat variety Of choice
eafs sni rapss has 80 very thTandy
vino meadow, with 20 ac0s OF woodland, all In h'gh
att4nl euyltinni within I'VE mites OIL the Wilming'
city ue 1t Is gerY healthy aud Desirable pro-
t4ry ADEy Ia W MCCAULl EY,
603 Market Street
MIl.nlnnlnn- DEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

A MupDLE.-lt is said that Gen. Grant
will be compelled to issue another Pr0cla-
nation to Explain his Eight Hour Proclaua
ton, as this, legally and literally interpre-
ted, keeps tie time and paY just where the
Secretary placed it in March last, and the
President says there shall be no reduction
May 81, 1863" which the Secretary did moi
propose. The Attorney General will now
have to Interpret the Presidents record just
as he Interpreted the law Of Congress Will
some men the ant Of writing seems 10 NEAR
tue ant Of concealing what they mean TO say
~ y. Evening Express.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

THE Republican says, the reason tie taxes
are high is because the people want streets
opened and wafer pipes laid and all that
sort ofthmg, all of which requires money.
That is all well enough But how about the
pacing Of streets' A responsible man, Erhy
P. Davis, in published card tells tie tax
payers that he offered 10 paye certain streets
at fourteen cents per yard, and his bid was
refused and the work given 10 political IA
yorite at sixteen cents per yard. We agree
with the Republican, that il requires m9uey
to pave and open streets and so forth. But
why add TO that Requirement an extra lax o
two cents Ter yard, wrung from the pocket.
of the people, In order 10 reward II rarizal
street payei2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

BUTLtR's LITTLE GAME.-The Post, in
an article on our relation with England,
says:
Gen. Butler having had the good luck to
come safely out OF the late war anA even
with improved health and fortune, is not
ayeTse, il seems, 10 war with England Ii
may comfort the English to be assured that
lie is the only American within our know
ledge who actually desifes to begin a new
war with anybody. There is strong reason
10 believe that The Americans have had
enough OF fighting for some time to come.
1t was generally asserted before the war that
the most belligerent part of the American
people lived south OF Mason and Diyon's
line, but they have "A sensible saying now,
down there, that any one who wants a new
war belongs 10 those who avoided The fipht.
ing in the last one; aud they call these
bloodlhirsty persons 'bombprools" We do
not mean TO insinuate that Gen. Butler Is IA
"bombprooln commanded forces in the
field; but we suspect TINT the army he could
raise, either north or south I Mason and
DiXon's line, for new war, to which we
should be unprovoked by gross insult or
wrong, would consist chiefly Of bonbproofs
and sntlere.'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

PRESIDENT GRANT A FREE TRADER.
prominent official, who IS strong protec-
ZIONIST, recently called upon President Grant
for the purpose OF ascertaining his views
upon the tariff question. In reply 10 a ques
tiOn, the President said that he was decid-
edly opposed to any legislation which had
lor its object an increase in the taxation of
articles OF merchandise imported into the
United States. 1t was useless to say that
the revenues oil the country demandedit, for
such was not the case, and it was far better
that many OF the high duties already i'm
posed lie stricken off, and not burden the
country with still higher ones. He would
not conceal the tact that he believed small
tariff was necessary, but lie would like TO
see the revenues of the country raised as far
as possible from internal taxes, and not
from heavy duties upon imported goods
N. J, Esenlng Post.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
Auction salas.

b. ru"; NJ uuLe. R.nl Estate At,nl atl tue- le-I
~ tA.i lhitd - Wilaiit.tn D4
A, w,iin \ Lmy', lu1l'ei Y,ri, >5,'h siIsof,'tris
t.uA "a dsv, thi1 fty W salngl y, All mn, VI
rlpu Aanig frsuci-
fto ,ueinn RoaGis h4it 81 s'r,ei, on Thurs as
LGnr 4 /, a farm al lht Aufu-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
DatcAera Dead .sbot for Bed -Euqs.
DRicier's Liabtaing Fly H,ller.
Sell lp Dugs.sts rgcrywhere.

Go 10 FRAzER's, 80 Market Street, fol
cheap Black Alpacaa.
Go 10 FRAZER's, $40 Market Street, fol
very heavy towels, one and half yards long.
These are great bargains.
Go to FRA2ER's, 80 Market Street, and
examine tho best elected stock ofcassimers in
the city,
Go to FRAzER's, 'alO Market Street, fol
all mourning goods. Very cheap.
Go to FRA2ER'a, 80 Market Street, fol
the finest iannels made.
60 to FRA2ERs $, $40 Market Street, for
shirt fronts and linen.
Go to FRA1ER's, 80 Market Street, for
R. j. Roberts Parabold Gold Eyed Needles, the
only place whore they can be procured in VIII
lnington.
Go to FRAZER'S, 10 Market Street, and
you will lind his store full OF cheap goods for
cash,
lIou.e- popered at short notice by J. r. Holt,
Gle Market st.
Store mud every description of window shades
made to order at j. liolts Gls Market St.
window sfade and picture hangings at j. Il.
Ilolts, q Market street.
Wall per cheap at Ohm Il, Hots 6ls NJ ar
ket str1,i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

TEE FIerch elections tom mated On Mon
day, ard the eeneial result is already re-
ceived by tic n. y. Head. Tie voters
paid little or no attention 10 tie ioyalsms
which lave passed, bul locked merely at
present imperialism aud lis tendency, and
Their own hores and means of reclitioation
in the future. Napoleon retains minority
in the legislative assembly, hut ii IS vastly
diminished; the radicals having achieved an
addition of forty five members 10 their al
ready compact force, and carried the grea
centres of finance and manufaeture-Pan
and Lyons. Tranquility, We are told, pre-
vailed everywhere.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
RtTAlL MAHKrr
9OteIs,
1r-+Fles--e@-- ---~.- e--,---.,-s,s.-i-s-s
T7aEYCB'S H0TNa.
PEHMsGRovE,
Salem County, New Jersey.

Ihs sn' scr b4r hes recently rsRlt ,-uewed, aud
e9mpet.iy s-mo ellsl tn ailsl At ,rna. g.uye ANA
placed nurely new furniiur thi0n hou ths Hoa.e
Beds oyiilhS, ealpes taiis,i eni eF-tYtAin. is new
aud Of tha bast quality.
boirduls aud visitors will hnd This Hotel to bo Dad
10 n0ne III its hlma arpolnlmab's
R5-fdE TABLE Is cUrPLlED From FIRST CI ass
MARKETS
The srls hied iih the best and ch i,sst brands o
fUAk LlQUORs. Tha liwHs and surfoul tngs inv ils
the almost pleasdrs to the eekers of recreation dur
lug IT. snmmer SEASON,
Va tors requested to cali aud enjoy ;ew hours
in exa aiming Il Tor tke Bsslves,
aht: o Gn JOSEPH c. FRtNCH Praptietar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28


WE ARE PLEAstD TO be able to announce
TINT the health OF our excellent fellow cii-
zen-UH1uF JUSTICE GI1PIN--hus 50 much
improved as TO enable him 10 resume his
usual attention personally 10 lie duties oi
his office. II may he some consolation 10
the mendaoious editor Of tie Philadelphia
Press TO know that, while he was publishing
his tau1ts and slurs upon Judge GlIrIN re-
specpng the whipping post-witl the erec-
tion of which, by the by, the Judges and
officers Of the State have nothing 10 do-he
was offering grauitious insult to not only
one OF the best and most respected citizens
of our State, but TO a gentleman who was al
the time confined 10 his chamber by sick.
ness-tlc innocent victim Of blackguard's
iibes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

Nancy b. MADAM has been found guilty Of
murder in tic first degree at Dedhan, aud
the penalty is death. The moral feeling OF
the Commonwealth will not permit her to he
hung, Her sentence cannot be committed,
for they ave no lace 10 keep her, women
moi beng admitted 10 the State Prison, and
tie Jails and Houses Of Correction aie not
suitable places for prolonged confinement.
AS tley have no whipping post she viii
have TO lie pardOned Cannot tie wise So
Ions OF no Hub, now in session, remedy tue
evil by giving uem lie whipping post or
ducking- stool which they found SO eliccnal
in tunes gore by? II they will Dc this we
assure them that their women will content
Themselves with murdeina their infants and
stop numbering each other
A DRopAcIFuL PHtCi EulEG-At the
Radical State Convention, held IN Nashville
ON the goth, the proceedings were tuihul,ut
and disgAceiu in the extreme, Ail,r sever
al hours Of tie hcsl cA!iUol dinaty confusion
the sentor party succeeded in ,leclieg tie
chairman, hut The SicLcs party rolused 10
chair took possession Of the same, eacl, IT,
iusing ta yield, while tie confusion was be-
coming verse confoundtd. Dave NJ lson
struck Congressman Butler in lhe mouth.
Butler drew his pistol, bul dozen men
charged lOr the ecmbalanls and separated
them. during lie afternoon Rev. Dir.
Peaine, tie SeLteT chairman, was allowed
10 occupy Tie clair, when the yelpng and
aud yelling bIoEe out alresl. and with len
times moIe fury. Senlti's hirnds claimed
that lie was nominated by aoclamaliuu. hui
tile other rarlY refused to yield, ana the
wTangliug broke oul anew.
The next day lLo disgrheelul aud liutCu.
scenes woiu rlsumtd, and lad nat number
Of police bees present ll.cy would lmye had
bloody lint ANY effort On Tie pant Of Tie
chairman to spenl; was greeted by lulious
howl. THIS State OF afluils was relieved by
The occasional calling OF "liars, " which was
continued lully tlnCc horla. At tic lime
the cenuson was at the higGeat half a
dozen policemen Hcie around The reporters
table, elulehiBg tt bellilefcnt Sculeiiie.
who had essaycd 10 Mallupthe Stokes chair,
man. Al times The scene was ludicluns n,
the extreme, and was iichlY enjoyed by tie
outsiders. At Inst when it became quite
apparent that nothing could be done the
concern broke up, and thus tie matter
stands. Tie Radical party OF Tennessee i,
now fairly split up, as it is announced thai
both Scnter aud Stokes will Iun tor gov
ernoi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
I,orsEs Fon RENr.--BRIcIS

niiaaa udn-E NJ siA Market Il cot
.ssEa h5ick stara and Dwel g southwest e1fhes
rs@sssS 81 h'h aud Wilson stteots.
pfck tor, ant Bweniue snp'h'sl -'.hsr Eoltth and
sdiHnu.
Nre "eliiaf aud OH Etes STREET between sixth
at Save ath.
et iiuhs. 3Ot ~ - Stirr:
Bh & latas pa fntuali Stsa
10 r' --'prisi hdet Iacse', pe'4tar street bs'o~
BIi4L0 i,i
rnrse !-lot,el Bnas II $50, J,nes strsst botwasn
sisth ani r'Fsnth s1i poplr aHt LlubArt 3
one ripiis4 II Aou'a Mtcti'lsy str-rt Nbov1
Lnn,tas3.
ong a,A..s "a &c, ioia Est sev,ath strut Apply
to H iLCAuLiEY 4 Co,
fhIt-im tOG MARKER street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
n0usa ruu SANS On RnNT.

~
AsskT ilH- 'eN,iir otists rrut = ale hisnew
,,sEA tirs Hos, R,i's ileus aiaih h'es rnqr Third
1891 ind West stioeis. .imip ton, De-,
ciit lg-sHs'i1a trm+iitely u tn 70 urs sud paieni
c'lt ia rsch 'sy, TOT ui eDld Ter ali oVef house,
itst 80 lc Aul Dth-r canveIt rss vThhdiis nj
tt' ii o.innii ie sip-rb vie oi th. Delaware
hiTnf rnrr udia i4rge tui tea I'll al gtriel Of
1eeH tnd Vtg.t h-sN Il ts Ae ~ ltit0nt onwest
attrt tn fret de p il.n wls constructed eipressy
lut tn-, u-e huf llyiis ptrshasd all removed 10
'NcNa .Ins Auanir tiutds,' at Cape 'layi he cfels
tlis 'a.te al hrm4 fir eat - ala
liWeri O. Be'l,h lFq Residing at Nn. 2l1 West
sueet rp l's, Kindly cou-ets to protect ths prop rY
Al mea nn its merits to any tei,inG Information.
WOpLSrnN A Co.,
"a F,tia okerf, u u Thirst Wilmington.
u dres III " MrM aRI icM ,kns 4tlantic Hotels,
IHue iAlani, New JarFeg may4-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

There were five incendiary fires in Lam
sinburg, New York, on Sunday night.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
DubllC SnIes.
fENRUsTME's SALE OF A yAIuARIE
FARM ON CuESAPEARE BAY

fEhtOsnMh's SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
.sjsf BY virtue of decreo Of the Circuit Court far
2iE4 Kent County, as Court of Equity, the under
ks signed as Trustee will expose to Public Sale Al
i n the Noshell lIousein Chesiertown, Kent countv
Marylsnd, on TUESDAY, the LIST Of JUNE, 1863 at II
o'clock A. NJ, all that valuable Farm or tract Of Isna
ln Kent County, Maryland, commonly called "Ksn
nards Point" OF which the late DR.. william NJ Gemmil
died seized, and containing $40 ACRES more or ssa
Tie Farm situated Chesapeake Bay Is bounded
by the same and Churn aud sun Pond Creeks adloins
the lands Of E. r. Janyier and oihsrs and Is about II
miles fron Chesieftown The situation is one Of the
most elevated and saiubrOus in tho County The
dwelling is of Brick, new, capacous and finished In
modein style The land has been lined, Is Of excellent
quality, and productive. The farm has a sufficient
quantity II wood anl receives large amounts cf drf.
wool from the Bay There rs considerable PEACH
OK ARD On the Farm Thsre Tenant Houses aud
oal houses In fair con iition Vessels sail weekly from
e'e of tile above named Crooks 10 the city Of naltI.
The farm Is divided into .lds sufficient for cui.
tisl'n THIS Ia eousd red Of the finest esttes in
the County.
TkRhs OF sALE-Cash ou the day Of sale or on
the ratntaon Of ths sale, 81 h option of the Trustee
mayll-t JOSEPH U. BAKER, Trustee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

THE Washington Chronicle calls Goodwin
smith, "the well paid Professor OF Cornell
University, at Ithaca, N. y" The Chron-
icle in tins but proves its Ignorance. He is
not paid one dollar Tor his labofs there.
They are free will offering TO letters, his
tory and the young men educated al the
University. When Charles Sumner shows
a like liberalily, there will be some occasion
lor commencing his disinterestedness.-
y, EUemag Express
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

The New England Farmer advises the
construction OF cistern or tank OF capacity
ol from two TO lour hogsheads, TO receive the
soap suds and slops from the sink and laun-
dry Of each farm house.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
Rnick houses FoH saIE.

" lt';o unE fist ars Dive ling In u desiralls
n ssR iacstiua ki street, with all tile moiefn
IL ri impfoy amans Bu'lt with the t=1i OF mate
s4s1sz. ria aud well finished First story fusnHd
with wnaut AMI walnut shatters all tile front
w'nhtw-. FERNS cay g.. II. iINuAbL,
n.h3-ii 42i East Fnurth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
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CnARLEs II. TEEL, in his asIh year.