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SlPP1.
Tie .!rs,iea in the State Of Mississippi
v:.s held ia Tuesday aud Wednesday, and
1,,enlt.d in great Radical victory. Tho
1T. .s;,.:.:s Iv4ssed upon were: l.. Ratifcs-
t;,:H II The new State Constitution. =.
u. ,:,ru Of a Legislature. ,. Election Of
I; 7.:. State, md county officers. i.
L.. u, :...f members Of Congress.
N.. l..4rt sufficient returns to auuounca
~, .y:u,arl: OF the Radical Republican
filthy I u:ese than :o,o,so majority, Al
1 =. :-e>rs:-1ctel rebel, beats Dent. Con-
is.sai'' casIe:-hsecer, ty an overwhelm-
i -! ,::aaty. The Radicals have elected
.';s~ sit # four Congressman. and per-
|. : h.. fuas, and carry both branches of
l. l. s:>l.tart. thereby insu1ing two Radi-
r;i :..:.'1 states Senator'S.
II. "~..vsss WAS warmly conducted Oh
I :L:::.~. Tie Did rebel element pus forth
is s:nsvst power 10 secure contrul
# tie Stssc, ard exercised all its
r. ,.>a tvvr the .colored men
1" N!,t...e " iutimidste them into sup
L. st4Hs the Conservative ticket but not
r':'-'.rh vcics were obtasnet1 by these means
i.,'s:s:i lie scale The v1-rebels are sorely
ii pointed in thei- calculations, for they
LII cou1sed eouEf,..cc-::.:.ly cn swaeniag Tho
IT,
- = r." sI'siAA ~ ~: Ia. .-.,..e s:s-.-
t<:st:tTs',Ha rIs Submitted n tAr voters
H.: ratiEc1tlon. snd State ticket was voted
s's II the same time The rebels voted
:;>A:rst ratification il q body, and coerced
(: :"sea l'lacks t.:Ler to stay away from the
]. .str 10 VOTE against il, to enable them
t" t!,{ca: riiSeat:on by 7,G.9 majority.
e. ':itw JoEIsua, Of infamous memory,
Ii. = -s.l.,1, a,4d his yAUle Official influence
II iIs.;svra-e were brought TO bear in Mis-
s:->:I!.: IL d,fc.t the adoption Of the new
e. ~:::Etinn. The POOR blacks had to
E::5.t s.t T.. IL! EalicL Cause uuailed and
t.:.-. 1i-sy srale the best fight in their
T. s.r. I'm: ca:t :";-.-;:l yotes for ratification
- Xxx E-:'s:ra! ticket, against Il, $50 votes
c;>' ! y tie ts,rper-rvbcis- This Iims Gen.
t'.-' -',.:...:, wsl, on their side, and showed
L.: s.sas l"s~sea the parties. Some blacks
= vi Tailed OF bought into supporting
a. y 'l>. cla.ive TICKET, but considerable
f*;r Il AZ .t whites, lel by Alcorn, voted
|. i.~,i,c"l ticket. The vote polled is the
/. ;,i'.t e:er cast il the State, mad the
-: ..-ssisc, lie ascenirucy Of the Repub-
i:''a:' l'lrty in the S:.1e for q 1nns time to
1sr- AID :ls,''' the prompt ratification of
T.. f:e:ts::;.i Ass.erl.ncn: by the Leglsla-
t',.' lis, .:ecteI, which will assemble IN q
Iw i.ss-
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POLITICAL.

Aut.EeW 1onEscu Haa N1cHnCI the n0Diua10u
fot delegate to tue Tennessee Constitutional Con.
vention from Green County.
The total yote Of California In the September
election Wa q, ,sua falling OF Of 1900 from No
NeHbt1, 1868
The New York Etprs&a admits that the eIIstsur
government Of New York city IL "rotteu to the
core, un,l gupplicatea heaven to endow the D.m.
oeratic lcadet1 with 'wisdom, 9!1ce, and pur-
rosc~ 10 reform It.
The B1frslo lS. T., Express szys: 1.-THE people
Ct the StAtc II large will not always subrt TO he
oveHt1en b. TtmEanJ repcste:s and ballot hox
suffers. liz few more elections demonstrate
tina: there Ii no other remedy. the dvtslon Of ;he
State VIII have pecone inevitable"
The Sew York Sun says the late election cnst
lie Tammany ing over ntnt hnbiiteI thousand
dcllArr, Tha grand torch!ight procession cost ono
hundred and twenty thousand dola11. Mayor
Hall contributed twentY per cent OF his s11ary
Eght candidates for ONCE contributed i've thon-
sand dollars each. Ali hubordioates III ruhlic Of
ices under control Of the RUG we're taxed twenty
fer cent on thflr salaries Senatorial candidates
paid ,wcrff-c1gat thousand do'lars each, wt1 the
exception Of Trr. n. Twsed, WHO paid nearty
tit, thousand dollars.
TIE spriaS1eld tll.) Journal OF December I
ta.s: 1t 1s Abuouuctd ttst, oWing 10 lbe neglect
OF lie County C.ctE Of ciiaton Co1afS, the Coap:F
Cleff OF Washington tthe senior county has given
The certificate Of election aB delegate 10 the Con.
stitntlonaI Convention for tho Seventh D,str7ct 20
j. II, Ba;bert who received majority OF the Yo.eJ
IA Warrington Cou1sr, inttcEd uf to H. =, lux.
toc, eho Is Fad to have majority Of the yo:es IN
the district This vii prohab.s l-al to contest
for the eeat IN tie convention, uaess Mr. barber
hhoL!o withdraw his claim, s.Ur, tn Any event. l:
caLnot change the political complexion OF tue
representation from :he Seventh District, as both
CALn:ilAffE nrt Rrpuhljc8naf
Since the defeat u AndtaH johnson for the suc-
ces4tou OF Fowler In the Cnned Stasea senate,
the state Of Sena;dt BroRn!ow's health haa been
suhject OF general interest," A letter from
knnxvt:ln ssya Of tho Senator'S condition:
"Some OF hla fr1onds think him much teeb;es
than ever before, and come OF his negro servants
leelare 1ha. he has TO be rubbed Eeveral hour
every day to Keep life In him. Othera say he Il
al well aE usual, nndwE ue able to Fart tn Wash.
tnElon in d few days Alter Joankos a defeat,
be scat fr.ccd here to investigate the matter,
with rfcw Of ascertatpirE hts chances for tie
Scrale in case OF BrpTnlows death, aad va, uot
able TO gather satisfactory lnto,mst:or.''
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toktol RelAtions with Etuace-yexv
AEEAARementx.

~ snd sitter January l. $50, the exchange OF
mAlls oet esn the United States &ol France viii
eesse: u co1etquence Of the atgo.auoa oi tha
psetent fossA convention bttneen the two
soontfKs, 70 tHxe e1ecs on that dafe- Tne cor
sesponGence Addressed to France ard received
!tLm france, On and oItsr the 1ss OF January
ne1T, ~ steamships or other vessels running d.
fect between the tao countries. viii Therefore
oe euoect 70 The folio 91nG rates OF United States
PostaRe, 10 be prepaid BY ztAmp% at the ofl1ce
.. .. n matinx: 0n matter lens ana col1ecsed
~ tne eMce o1 Ie9iseEJ On mStttr received l-tters
ten censs peraIngle rate Of na IN ouSce Of nner.
neespapeEs two cents each, and BOOK psckefs and
tAmPeb OF nefchandl<e four cents nrf
eara four ounces or traction taerrnT.
1e!:etR for Ffance nay ba sent from Iba
h1tec States In lae Ordinary Gpen mil to Enr,
land without Prepayment Of portage; but nsioted
Eatier and satpples cannot, under existing Tecn-
lat!ocs, te Eenr- lnzAmuch a. al otrecs noatsl "a
!stio1a tetHeen The Postal DenaItmepts or
The United S;a:es AID Frasce Erl ceMt After
the 1st Of January re1t, II vjT NOT be pfaciIcaIe
to tcrwa1d correspondence after ,hak date to tnT
foseiRn con4try "by French mail Tue rates cf
postage oJ French mail. aa etased In the kabe or
hostages 10 foreign countries, Will thefelose be
iroptistive Alter The 51st OF Dtceuner, irs:aot.
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The New York itrieu, q journl devoted
to insurance interests, states that "thf
crime cf drsoh Is Increasing ,eita fearful
rlpilHy." This remark IS mado in couneo-
ton with the burning Of q dry goods store,
md other recent fires Of suspicious char
acter. It would be veil for the insurance
companies to systematically reduce their
policies on all merchandise and other per-
soual property held for sa1e by the owners,
Tho shrinksge in values caused BY the de-
cline In gold furnishes motive and a
temptation to unscrupulous dealora who
have stocks of goods On hand to sell than
to the insurance companies in the shape ot
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Tho Springfield journal, with d good
deal Of similar bosh, speaking OF the proba-
bio ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment, says that san impartial suf-
frage clause in the stats Constitution
wonld only bring that instrument in har-
nony with the Constitution Of tho United
Stntcs."
Well, suppose the two vera not in har~
mouy, which would he llkoly to pre- eail?
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Lnetsa Muhloach. the German ronarcts,, Il sa,tl
to te IN tho Last stage. Of dronay.
The Princess de Mct,crn!ca claims to have re-
stored orer ffty fallen women to thctf families
aud 10 rcspectabtlIt!.
Nrr. Harriet Beec.er Stowe, Who has been ct,t-
tor OF the Hart. and Home =, ssooo salaIy, since
Is Inception, has restznel her posluoo.
Jc5 Darts is kaid 10 tt ensaseL in the p.epss.
alton Of book, R.y1pg his version OF the rol1;,cs
a:raira IN nhieh be has oxured 10 r.ominentty,
lc hzs ai1e.ds Effected large amount or
uattr:a:, and rs issue may he eaeay locked for
II u k:Ascl irat N1 Flake, OF the Galveston
Eu'ts:n, has hefn shot At txcuty-o -ou- t,ne, ia
three sesr1 II Is only far to the eminent rssect
t. saJ that he has never had t;akc peeled OF AM
has ca; oG!les Ia n!E1-
They eas In Berlin that the King Of P1nes'a de-
Fired bt present 1t the Inauguration Of the Saez
Canal hrt that his mistress. 4 yaaug bate: girl,
Spirited hut not very rrepossee.tug Ia APPEARANCE
was 80 t,ccldedlT opposed 10 hi. got1g LIST be
abardcncd the project
AucEg Other be1ces:e c. the last testaucrt c.
the late A11os ke1d4. Just publicly uale kno IN,
grall.u:c tor placing al! his reeunia.y pcass a,
The t1sfoeal'' o! the deceased, "at lime Of ex.
:reme cubsrasanen.-"
The Daya1iap Mlnlster at the SaxInccur.. Reich.
cs1bcTS, decauped recently from Dresden :eaytar
ore hvrd.ed thouaard do:la.s' worth cf unnaia
debts .ch.1d. TIE rco7e O. Dresden a1c pet:,-
ou1cE she!s government to demand parmert Of
Their debts ron the Bava,,an Government.
The PapAl zuusrcs arc i1cky fsIoTa The prtn
cess Of Saata Crpce, whose uls:r1c1s fau,ly pn,,
stases tho Ducsy Of co.chIaro ar. the Earidom
Of Tny.e, has na,7,ed 4 r..r4,e CT the xouayes
ard bocsnt him marriage portion Of a million
The rsara dauchter OF Princess Baybe5:n4 f. x,nrr
a.feW t4yf, the sl:4 OF zoraye belonging tn one
Of the most m 9desi fam lies OF Belgium, and the
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ashes and smoke. Spontaneous combus-
tlon will be uf remarkable frequency ~
long rs gold continues to declins. Pressure
is Rald by recent philosophers to produce
heat; and, as gold presses down to par with
currency, it will oauss stocks Of goods to
catch fire. and consume. Let insurance
companies increase their vigilance and re-
duce their risks, or they will get scozchcd
aud blistered between now and next spring.
, 1869-12-03

There are now three t:rai bills before the Ontarto
Way between the S!aea1A and Detroit or g.
Clsif Rivera The one mentioned IN TEE THIBuNK
81 InultdaT Is understood 70 be promoted ty
gentlemen connected With what IL knowu e ma
llftetohu Airline from New York to Chfcaso, III,
the Michigan Airline. The third 1t the ecnenne
promoted oJ Mr. william A. Thompson. Which n
: . saokt independent lne from Detroit 70 EunAio.
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TIE EFFECTS OF RESUMPTION,

II, prior to the fall Of Richmond, and the
tumble Of gold from go down to 12s
which followed that event, we had been
told TINT the dry goods merchants Of New
York had telcgraphcd the Presidcntto "Let
Richmond down very gradually, OF thou
sands Of merchants would be driven into
bankruptcy" The intelligence would have
compelled smile. Yet, now that the
ndyunce Of tho government credit
promises to complete The reduo-
ton Of the premium on goll, which had
remained stationary since the fall Of Rich
nlona, it is no less amusing to hear that
New York merchants nre in trepidatinn
les! The advance Of the credit Of the gov
ernment-i. C., Of the people collectively
to par, might result IN the ruin OF the poo-
pie individually. Great IS the decline in
the premium on gold has been, during the
past three weeks, We would DO glad to be-
lieve, if We might, that it is but tho pre-
Enonitory throes Of such m uprising Of the
people to full financial fnith in the govern
Incnt and in themselves as would bring
greenbaeks and gold speedily to common
level.
THIS faith implies no want Of sympathy
with the condition of those whose business
interests are straitcned. On tho contra
II, resumption by the government, the
banks, md the pcoplc,-I effected spon-
taneously and naturally by the revival Of
public and private cre1it, will fill with
the power Of n new md stronger life all the
channels Of business. adventure, prodnc-
ton, ard trade. 1t will be the substitution
Of calm hut muscular health for feeble,
nervous fever It will make the industry
which produces new values once more
aafer tnau tho gambling which
bets and spcculatcs on ralues
already existing. While the process Of
reaching resumption has been and must DO
one Of stringency md pain, Of high taxn-
sion, hnrd work, md manifold drawbacks,
the effect Of resumption itself, when
reuched, will be to impart not only n
sounder mud healthier, hut la,ger md
more profitable activity TO ali kinds Of busi-
ness.
The moment gold touches par, the two
hundred millions and moro of ccin now
lying in dead hoarils in the government
Treasury, in banking Offices, timidly hid
AWAY i'll dark ranl:s md sLeptieal stockings,
will be unlocked as if by some magic Icy,
md will return again to circulation. The
depreciation in piper, instead Of making
QUIZ currency abundant, locks up t*o hun
f7to,4 r,i11fcnc oft t1,n co,,r1nsk
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to say, one case in Thousand of marital
urfatlfuluess wtsre IT is not question Of
evidence rs to where the most gullt reilly
les, and in very many Of these cases, if
deEth is deserved punishment, it
is deserved quite rs mnch by tho
worann as by tho man What
even may be the fact in regard to young
eirls-whose seluccrs, by the by, are sell
dom punished-it IS raro that married
woman is deceived. She cannot hc seduced
by rro,nise Of marriage. for she already
has husband; she is not led to take a
ster, The character and consequences Of
which she does not understand, for she
knows perfectly we'll what she is about
Call it love, or call it lust, or ca-l it what
you will, it is on the part Of tho woman
precisely what it is on the part Of Tho man,
and il either is deserving Of death, both are.
II public opinion is right at nil On this sub
ject, il is only hnlf right, and il it viIleon-
tinue to justify the death OF the guilty mAn
in such cases, it should also il
sist upon the death of the guilty
woman. Dnt the Infinite mischief Of the
present feeling is that it hastens to JUS
tify the murder without requiring the mur-
derer oven TO know whether there is any
guilt anywhere. We're not the satjoct so
serious it would Only be worthy Of zidicuIe;
and were it no. that It erinced so savage a
. state OF mind, we should laugh at the sick
y sentimentality which condemns the srs-
picion Of sin, when supposed to be found
out, to the last penalty, while it hardly
holds it to be s1isreputable 80 long as it is
secret. Our towns and cities nrc full Of
brothels, and there nre mulutudss Of women
outside of these who aro not Immaculate.
When it can 10 shown that none
but single men frequent such places,
that none but single men
nre ever known to follow such women, and
That to the married nan is to bo extended
the same condemnation and the aAme So
cial ban as to the married woman, Nhere
! matrimonial yows arc violatsd, then, and
not ill then, will there be ever any show Of
reason for the position nov maintained Is
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wood 7awyer, who wAs p.llcE ~ocd near the
ra,lruaa track II E19srtaa, ona ta{ Mt wees.
, 1869-12-03

MINNESOTA.
On Wednesday Of last week = case u love 1t
nr1i sight occurred At the Sce1!lng House, St
r1ul, which resulted In Da.1lmour few houEs
amer Introduction. Nj. George Richards, from
Auhtin, N!nu., hsd como 10 St Paul 70 transact =
little bustness, and w1s stopping II the 1boye-
named house. On Wednesday morning he WAS
Introduced to Miss EAte johnson, IN American
R,I1 Of Swedish extraction, who was employed n
1 dtning-roon waiter In the house. Both we're
much pleased With each other Al once-sn two
hourA they Eets }oyers-ln three honn they hsd
sWo1n ctesual constancy-ln four hours they had
agreed to nasry-ln I've hours the Hoanse had
been ptocurcd- tn lttle leaa tAaA dE hoafs,
the ceremony had been perfor1oed and The two
were uad4 one They lett 10. AusuE on the eEea.
Ing tsa.rt whore tneJ III. 60 - housekeeping u
once.
a wood sawyer. who vAs p.llcE wocd near the
f1uIpAa HAc& Il E1RtrtQls Qna da3- iR2t week.
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They lise to be good scholars, becaIse 1t te:ps
tteI-. to 60 a*A.-"
TIE aLoSe was n p.ased In sans,alce ~ several
c;ter whErsscs, The evidence Of the farmer. e1.
r8afns *ey the laoorefa At tie Agricultural meet
Ii e receive T:!1ss :or bringing u .arse fa1G.ez
....erls Hltsiaas fa1Ly Is MOI dec I.el &c e.s-
bic seryAat. Tor TWO bo.s can 10 ~ much work a.
nan. e:t tteir coLb:1ed wages Go not aAo.u,
10 10 Euch,
TIE Err1Nc1sr NnSYNA"
4 question which q nau Of the xorld net Also.
lEtet. tesd to iee',tr tru.t occ75!o=suy pct -
himself As he sees the rapid koccesso3 OF Irai1
woEen who achieve gtdty height OF uo:o,fe:y
Of The aooEtuas; Ct the Pc: tosB Ct targao our: the
"wo-cn Ct Ea1k," who, however thes
asenSe iaeiz wrocsh arc always the
ucrr 10 be ptcsd: The answer BY
pe1p.e who say they Know, dif,eEs In character.
A certain proportion get settlements aud pass the
res. Of their cars Ia Provincial to<ns. aod e7:er
soc.etJ nEder fictitious names. A large u1moer
die early, and often IN dlssresA Soue arc to Be-
eeen a: gambling places on the Continent; CT It
tic public touse bari; o. Is tie ow3ers OF bu.l-
ires Of Indifferent fan,s. l spes1 EoF Of the
"ttars alone, not Of the poor mass, who hare
to hattie With life from the nrst The clAA refer
to have at ere t1.e Almost unlimited pccrl.a;J
ucAnA II shey become tie tt 'faaaioa, they ElaJ,
fos the tltnc, have diaraocds and bank notes N
ptofuaion. But who Of them stopa TO consider the
d.sk days: 4 1orstr Intrigue t.a1 usual ends, II
EAy bc, with Al annuity, eni even thu: Il cfsen
Swallowed Ep In after debts But there Is
oze etd!Dz q Khtch few thtak- There afr
/ wrtten Who tel Ica thu. ssvt1al Of these
women nsrrJ well, and xe certainly have Peer
IN the House OF 1oed1 Who married tNo OF them
Il Succession. But +: does no. occuf to taost per-
sons that these wandering slzte-s, when the.r
be1ury u going, rot unffequent1y become opto 70
religious convictions and arc tr4nsfotntd INTO fe-
male missionaries teut upon saving shelr sax from
IN. So 1sts md theEe are A1waJ1 instances. 10 Be
seen. remarkable oue u the wtl1-tuou1
-Iar1a Ben.r She wAs great besuty, and VA
| much soosht After By wealthy rotsa one Lord
Chancelo1, 1t least, aud some ssy tTo, succonbed
to her temptations; aud the Se2aalese
Prince, Jung Bahadoo., paid heavy toll to
her chaTunx That tztr ono WA u Last Elarsttd 10
| I young oInccr In sho Guardsr-uho bad u onoe
| to leAFe hia .eR1meot-sud subsequently beSsa 70
he heard fron ~ religion spoatle> Al thla No
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TIE FARM AND GARDEN.

Preparation oF Corn I.npd-lkidivE
Gultsvkaors->od Corn and %n1uy
tutliSslsoFs- Summer 1rcsAktnE-
Drill II. Cl1rcK-R.ox Ptnntthy-
CiGer lad dTtneEnx-Ehc Corn Crop
-StenAKIE,nE Germ IN tho Crab-
nkAEc-Dcsiructi0n OF Birds.
IrLtY btR AIsleCLIrHAI CORRESPONDENT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


The Philadelphia money market, the Ledger
says, continues to steadily improve The banks
are In better condition and discount pretty much
all the legitimate business paper offered by their
customers. What is meant by customers, are
those who keep good balances on hand.
1t Is stated that the receipts from customs now
promise to be the largest of any one year In the
history of the Government, reaching probably
$3.50, 100000 or 100000 in excess of the esti-
mates, and 1t is not impossible that they may
even reach the high figure of s2OO,OoO,OOO. The
internal revenue receipts to the present time are
in excess of s110,000,O0O. The remaining three
months, till July, will cover the greater portion
of the income tax. and the special taxes which
fall due May ], and which will augment the re-
ceipts to $780, oOOand possibly sl6O, Oo0o o0
This will be fally up to Commissioner Welles'
estimate for the internal revenue, and II the lat
ter figure Is reached 1t will be considerably ex-
ceedod.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22
Sussex County Court.
doLDsnoRoueH ARRAIeNED FOR MuRDER-rRIAI
POSTPONED,

uoLDsBoBoUoH ARRAIoNED FOR M6RDER-TRIAI
POSTPONED.
GKoraErows, DEL, April 16lh.-Thc sprinl
sessions of our Courts began on Monday, all thu
judges being present.
Robert NJ. Goldsborough was arraigned OF
Tuesday for the murder OF Charles Marsh, neal
Lewcs, in December last he plead not guilty
and his trial was postponed till October term
owing to the unavoidable absence of his counsc
Mr. Salisbury
On Thursday George Lockwood, colored, was
arraigned for committing rape upon Elizabeth
Mr. Redden to defend him, and his trial was
postponed till next term, owing to material wit.
nesses for the defence being absent.
The grand jury were discharged to-day.
The following cases have been tried:-
State vs. Robert s. Watson, indicted for assault
and battery. Verdict not guilty.
State vs.. William BocksoIn, indicted for cut
ting trees, &c. Verdict, not guilty.
State Va. William j. Wilson, colored, indicted
for disturbing religious meeting. Verdict not
guilty.
State vs. Samuel Godfrey, colored, indicted
for larceny. Verdict guilty; sentenced to pay
restitution, to be imprisoned six months and to
be whipped Tomorrow Saturday with 40 lashes.
:, George A.. Messick, d. 3. A., VS.. Edward
Short, of L. 2. B. r. Appeal case. Action for
Plaintiff abandoned his case.
Gilman II Farren vs.. John t. Long.-Trover
for the conversion OF steam boiler Plaintiff
took non suit
William Gray VS.. Cole & Rawlins. Assumpsit
upon check On trial. s.
FRIDAY, APRIL 16TII.
William Gray ps. Cole & Rawllns Trial con-
cludcd. Verdict for the plaintiff for $871.77.
This Is the last civil case for trial.
In the afternoon the Court was engaged In
hearing Certiorari cases.
The Grand Jury acted upon 1914 bills; g. they
found true bills, and 81 they ignored 8.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
GMoRGErowS, April 19.-Saturday morning
was occupied by hearing returns upon ditch and
road orders.
This morning the Court heard certain rules
laid upon parties to show cause why
wris Of possession should not be issued and
then adjourned.
The following causes were tried on Saturday.
State vs.. Isaac Hall, ST., Isaac Hall. Jr., and
John Hall, indicted for the larceny of COW, the
property of Peter Collier In 1866. Richards for
the State, Wright and Paynter for the prisoners
The Court sentenced Isaac Hall, ST., to pay res
ltuilon money, to be whipped with 20 lashes on
Saturday the 24th inst, and to be imprisoned six
months; Isaac Hall, Jr., to pay restitution
money, to be whipped with 10 lashes and to be
Imprisoned three months, and John Hall to pay
restitution money, TO be whipped with 2 lashes
and to be imprisoned for tkirty days.
State vs.. Robert Murray indicted for assault
upon and attempt to XIII Philip g. Jones, in
November 1868. Vcrdict-guilty of an assault
Sentenced to pay fine of 800 and to he impris-
oncd six months Richards for the State and
Layton for the prisoner s.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22
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