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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
THE NEWS.
s Secretary Rawlins is dying.


The Emperor Napoleon is convalesctnt.
Senator Fessenden lies at the point o.
death.
The ship laborcrs' strike in Quebec has
ended by compromise.
private letter states that Senator Grimes,
Of Iowa, has resigned, TO take effect on The
1st of October owing to i'll health.
destructive fire look place in Philadel
phia on Saturday, at the corner Of Broad
und Coates Street, by the burning If The
Excelsior Woodworking Mills.
Hon. Judge Day, of Ottawa, has gone tc
Washington on business connected with the
boundary claims ef the Hudson Bay Com
pany.
The sliike of the coal miners along The
line of the Delaware and Hudson works has
ended, and preparations are making Ia re.
sumo work.
The foreman If the stoncmasons al work in
Paramount Park, Philadelphia, was killed
yesterday by a discharged laborcr, who fur
ther attempted to shoot he Officers who ar-
rested lin.
The blockade runner Lillian, slipped out
Of New Orleans on Friday night, and has
before This probably taken on board The fill
busters at Fernandina, Fla, aud sailed for
the coast If Cuba.
Tie steamship Hornet, which suiled some
time ago from Philadelphia, has been seized
al HALIFAX, as Cuban filibusler, on the oath
OF sailor that she had arms slowed under
her coal, which is all 10 b. unaden.
Commissioner Thornton, ul The KGarsarge
reports 10 The Navy Department that he had
received Il VISIT from the Duke Of Eiinburg,
at Tahiti, when lie usual hunols were laid
Notliug is said, apparently, about the in
sulting behaviour attributed to the Duke on
the occasion in previous press despatch,
Later repurls from the election in Culilnr
MIA indicate that tile independent iickel lai
carried the Mayoralily and several import
ami Offices in San FranCisco, thereby, 1t i!
cluimed, breaking up numerous rings. Til,
Democracy have been victorious in carrying
other Offices in ihe city, aud sweeping sew
eral Republican sirongholds in the interior
Jas W. Gwiu, ST., is said to be an aspirant
for Senator Coles place.
Tie proposition presented to Spain by
General Sicklcs Iol tie purchase of Cuba has
not us yet been accepted by the government
of Regent Snauo, II favored the payment
Of not more than 100000, 600 by cuba for
the public buildings and works in the island
and the settlement Of Cuba's portion of the
public debt. A counter proposition was sent
to Secretary Fish by the Regent, which ia
yofeIa cessation ol l,osltlilies and an election
among the people, universal suffrage being
admitted, 10 see ii Independence was a
popular demand, Secretary Fish has not
accepted the last proposition, and still urges
the first lis thought, however, That lie
Regent will leayo tue III liter for the King TO
deiermine, when one is chosen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
S6eriQ's Snles.

GHhRIFF'S SALE.--BK VIRTUE OF
- writ OF Ais Levari Facias. to directed will be
exposed TO public salH, at the Hetel Joseph Walk
or, in Mddleown, in St Georges Hundred New Castle
County Del, GU SATURDAY, tho 2hth day OF septem.
he7 1852 at 2 o'clock. p M the following described
Real Kstate viz:
All that certain tract parcel of Land situate lying
and heBg 10 81 Georges and Appoqunimink Hundreds
New Castle County Del, bounded and described fol
lows, To wit;
Beginning at point which Is the end of the FIRST line
Of the part Of the heal Estate OF Andrew p Reading
ceased assigned by order of the Orphans Court for the
dowor Of his widow, Lydia NJ. Rsqding thence along
lands Of John Cochran south eighty degrees east two
hundred and twenty perche and eighttsths OF perch
thence south thirteen and half degrees, west twenty
five perthes to lands of robert A. Cochran
thence with the SINE south sixty two degree west Gro
ing branch between 1t Georges aud Aproquinim k
Hundreds two hundred and thirty-vs perehes to thu
road leeling to st. Annes Church, for lands OF
sxtysx and half degrees parehes "a
corner for lands Of said Robert and John p Cochran
where the Mddletlwn and ST. Annes Church roads in.
tefsect thence with said MlddletOwn road north twenty
and quarter degrees west hundred snd fifteen
perches thence north thirteen and half dc sreee wes
seven perehes to point the public I'd in the line
the land laid off or dover oresad 70 Lydia NJ Read
ing, widow Of Andrew 7. eadng deceased thence north
seventyour degrees and thirty minutes east one hu
dred and twenty-five perches to stake by the side of
DRAIN thencl with said drain north twenty degree
west thirty four and eight tnihs psrches to the place d
beginning, containing hundred and nnety-asyen
| acres of iaEd, moro or less
| eeiz5d and taken in execution the pfnptrty o
Henry Reading and Mary A. Recalling, his wife, aud
| t. ts and to bal sold by JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sherns Ohiee Nav CASTLE septamb 4, 1861
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

.IHERIFF'S sALE,---BY VIRTUE OF
~ sundry writs Of Nendti0ni fxponas and FL Fa 10
me directed will be exposed TO Public SAFE ut the resi-
dence Of Henry p Readng, Middleown, Ia Ap
poquinlmink Hundred, in New Castle County, ne, on
SATURDAY, the 2hlh day OF seRember, A. H. 1863, at
10 O'clock A. NJ the following described Personal pro.
perty, viz
aarss-N Five Cows,7 Horses, Penuin gion Reaper,
~{k r9 Wagnn Cart, Carriage and Harness, /
m III set Cart Harness, Plow Harness, l pair
-zAae-a'~ Mules, and all other Farming Utenss &c-
About 80 acres Corn in ground Wheat, Oats Potatoes
&c. Also Hnutehod and Kitchen Furniture, &c
Heized and taken in execution the property u
Henry r. Reading and to be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON. Sheriff.
sheriTs Office, New Castle, Sept. 4, 1861
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
NIARRIED.

CLARK-C0RBY.-In the NJ. E. Church, Wyoming. Oh
the 3Oth nlt,, by Rev, j. Barrett Mann, Mr Thomas
CLARK, OF Frederick, u Miss HELEN CoRBY, of Myo-
ming.
WILLIAMS -McCOILEY.-on the I'd inst at South
Milford, by Rev. r. p. McCoey, assisted by Rev H.
Stubs, MIR RgYSRR WILLIAMS, of Philadelphia, to
Miss Agnes P, McCOLLEY, of Milford.
RODNEY WILLIAMS. On the 1st inst, by the Rev
Mr., Morris, Mi HESRY +, RODNEY, OF l.ewestowii,
&De, to Miss ANNIE WILLIAMS, Of Milford. 49,
BRADAGAN-CAHOON.-At Church Hill, Md, On tile
36th ult, by the Rev. George Barton, WM II. BRADA-
oAS and Miss Aa'NiR + CAnOoS, both ni Dover, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

CHERIFF's 5ALE---BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of venditiou Rzponas, 10 me directed will be
oxposed to Public Sale, al the Washington Hotel n ha
town Of Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred in New
Castle County Delaware. on MONDAY, the 18th day
September, A. D. 1859, at IL O'Clock, NJ the follow
ing described Personal Property, viz:
One Horse, Buggy set Of Harness. shoat; 10
Beds BedstAads and Bedding, Sioves and fixtures 12
Bar Room Chairs, Is Windsor Chairs, Tables, wash
stands 2 Bureaus, 8 Looking Glasses, Bar Room Fix.
turas lot of Carpet lot of Queenswsr, Sci Household
Furniture; lot Of Liquors, &C.
Seized aud taken into execution as the property oil
James X. Hamill, and to be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sheria's nhice, New Castle. August 80. ls6o-sepi3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
The Fifteenth Amendment to the Consti-
tuition.

The following list of the States which
have ratified, those which have rejected,
and those in which no action has vet been
taken on the fifteenth amendment is given
in the New York Times 1t is the most au-
lher Tic and complete yet given:
Alabama-No action vet taken,
Arkansas-Ratified March 10, 1863.
Calilornia-No action yet taken.
ConnectIcut-Ratlfled May IS, 1863.
Delaware-Reieeted March 19, 1869.
Forida-Ratified June 10, 1869
Georgia-Reiected March II, 1859
Illinois Ratified March s, 1869.
lndiana-Ratified May ID, 1869.
| lOwa-NO action yet taken.
hansas-Ratiied February 81, 1860.
kentucky-NO action yet taken.
Louisiana Ratified March 1, 1863.
Alaine-Ratied March IL, 1869.
Maryland-No action yet taken.
Massachusetts-Ratif March 12, 1869.
Michlgan-Ratifed March o, 1869
Alnnesoia-No action yet taken.
Mississippi-No acton yet taken.
Mlssouri-Ratified March 9, 1869.
Nebraska-No action yet taken.
Neyada-Rati6ed March /, 1869.
New ampshire-Ratifled July 1, 1869.
New Jersey-No action yet taken.
New York Ratified April A. 1869.
Mouth Carolna-Ratified March 8, 1869.
oho-ReiecIed by Senate, April so, 1869.
Orcg0n-No action yet taken.
Pennsy sylvania-R March 20, 1869.
Rhode lsland-Senate ratified May 27,
1869 80
South Carolina-R Ratified March 13, 1869.
Iennessec-No action yet taken.
Texas No action yet taken.
Nelm0nt-No action vet taken,
Virginia-No action yet taken.
West NTginia-Ratifed March 8, 1869.
Miseonsin-llatified March 5, 1868.
The Constitution provides that any pro.
posed amendment must be ratified by the
Legislatures of three-iourths of the States
before it can become part of the Constitu.
tlon. In the above list there are thIrty-seven
stntes. The ratification OF twenty-eight are
necessary to constitute the amendment a
part Of the Constitution. Nineteen Stntes
have already ratified it. Nine more are
therefore necessary TO render the ratification
complete. BY the requirements of Con
gress, Mississippi Texas, and Virginia must
rally The amendment before their recon.
siruc'inn Gnu lie completed These three
States, added 10 The nineteen winch have al.
ready ratified it, would make twenty-five
Stttss, leaving SIX yet required II render the
action comptt, And the States from which
these six must be obtained are Alabama,
California, Delaware, Georgia, Iowa, Ken,
lucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Nebraska,
New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island,
tennessee and Vermont.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
nIEIh.

ATKINS At Flrmngtun, on the 20th ult., WV. d. Ar
kIss, aged 10 years.
LEARY .-Ou the I'd inst MIomAEL LEARY aged "a
years.
F0srER.-ln Odessa, tile 18th inst, Lucy A FosTER,
daughter OF Mahlon Foster, Esq OF that town.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

InE lNFpEL ANpTHE QUAKER.-A skep-
lcal young collegian confronted an old
Quaker with the statement that he did moi
believe the Bible. Said the Quaker
"Doos thee believe in Francet"
"Ies; though have not seen ii, | have
seen others who have besides, there is
plenty ot proof that sueh a country does
exist"
"lhen thee will not believe anything thee
or others have not seengn
mo; to he sure won't"
"Did thee ever see thy own brmusy'
"No."
Ever see anybody that did?"
NO.
"Does thee believe thee has aBy?"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07


A LITTLE TOO SHARP.-An enterpmslnr
business man of Hartford, Conn, runs two
branches ri trade, 10 wit: grocery and fish
market; The grocery himsell the fish market
by a deputy; and every night the latter makes
rrlnfns of lhe proceeds of the day business
Ia The proprietor. A few days since the
grocer found in his fish market returns n
counterfeit five dollar bill. He didn't like to
lose il, and didn't quite want TO take the
chances of trying to pass it, So he called an
old dNIkey who was hanging about the pre-
misses, and said to linn; "Sam, here IS five
dollar bill that's u little doubtful II you,ll
take it and pass il, I'll give you dollar OF
the changen "Very we'll said Sam, and
he took the bill and went off Later in the
day he returned, having accomplished the
irNl, and banded over $4 in good money to
the grocer. That night the grocer, in count
ing tie cash returns from his fish market.
was more surprised than delighted to find
The identical five ID the rile. "Look here, -
sud he sharply To his fish market clerk.
'lieie's counterfeit bill-who'd YOU take il
or Didn't you know twas bad ?" The
cltlk took II and Looked at 1t moment
so, yes said he, al remember now; took
II q sam, The darley. | thought it was
little doubtful and wasn't going to take IT.
hul he said he got il oi you, so | thought il
was all night, +" Further explanation was nm
Necessary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

cHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
y Ais. venditioni Exponas, to me directed will be
exposed to Public Sale at the house Of Henry p Read
ing, in Appoqunimink Hundred in New CaFta County,
Del. on SATURDAY, the 11th day Of September, a.
D. 1860, at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following described
Personsl Property, viz;
0xa One pair Of Muiss, Horsas, G Cows, heal
F7NE4A of Young Cattle Wagon and Harness, l
kN3R% Reaper. Farming Utensils, &C., Sc
-AkSzHAS Seized and taken into execution as the
property of Henry p Reading, and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERR ERT. late Sheriff.
sheriG's Office New Castle, August 25, ls69.-3lts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SARAH SrIpHAM, Oormerly Sarah Bate
man, and whose maden name was Clay,)
late residing at 9Th street, Hind's Court, be
tween Orange and Tatnall, Wilmington
medlately with the undersigned, when she
will hear of something TO her advantage.
In the event of the death of the said Sarah
Stidham, any of her children who may be
living are requested to at once communicate
with the said undersigned and furnish infOr.
nation as to the time and place of her buri-
al, stating also what issue Of hers is now
living.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

lNATCuELS AND TRAVELLING BAGS
. For Ladies' sud oontlemen, roeket Books Portemo.
mai es, Cigar Gases, Pnrte Folos. &c for sale at
Z. &. r. BUrLER's
Book and Newspaper Store, 42o Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
.VILmINGToN, DEL.

FoR CALIFonN1A.-Dr. II. F. Askew left
this city on last Friday evening, for San
Francisco, to attend the annual session oil
the Grand Lodge OF the United States, l. D.
o. F., which will convene there on the third
Monday of this month. The Doctor was
elected Grand Representative TO that body,
last October, by the Grand Encampment OF
Delaware, in whose service he has long been
an efficient member. He was accompanied
thither by several members of his family
We trust he and they may enjoy their trip
and in due time return well pleased will
what they have seen and learned OF onl
countrymen-the Inhabitants OF the ROCK
Mountains and the region Of the Pacific.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
cHERIFF,s sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF 4

CHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levar Facas to directed will be exposed
to Public Sale at the llett of Isaac Pyle ndian Queen
In the City Of Wilmington New Castle County Dsl on
WEDNESDAY, the 22i day of September, 1862 at Ia
O'Clock, N ,e following described Real Estate viz
All that certain tract aud Plantation OF Land situate
In Ohrstiana Hundred, Now Castle County and Slate OF
Delaware bounded aud described as follows, to wilt
Beginning in the middle OF the Wilmington an Ken
nett Turnpike Road, thence by division line di.
Tding this ffom other lands OF Ashton Buow, south
hy-two degrees, west one hundred perehes and I've
tenthB to stake thence by the north forty
snd threaquater degrees, west six perches aud nine
tenths TO stone corner OF James IIamllon's land
thence b7 his land north nineteen and half degrees
east hundred and ten psrehes and four rtenhs
Of E Nichols lot thence by said lot north ty-
five aad hreequarter degrees, cast twenty-five perches
and hve-tenths to the mi idle Of the TurnfRe Aforesaid
thence with the middle Of the south thirty degrees
east sixty perohes and fyetenths to tile place
begin ming coniaining wentyaix and ihree-quar
terB, be the same more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the property O
Jane seoit surviving motgagor aud the said Jane Scott
Executfix OF james scott deceased and lere tenants
and to be sold by JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 Office, New Castle, Sept 4th. 1861
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
A BoURNED sHERIFF,s sALE.--Hl

A DpOURNED SIiERIFE'S SALE.--BY
n virtue OF writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me al.
reetej will be exposei to Public Sale, ut the Hotel Of
isaac Pyle tIndan oueen) in the City of Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del, on MONDAY, the Goth day
of September, 1909, at 10 O'clock, A. the following
described Real Estate. viz:
4s.aA No g. One lot of Laud in Eighth street, near
lllll# Monroe street. lety Of WILMINGTON bslug 81
's feet front on Eighth street, and running back 100
iEEA ieet bounded by the lands of the Trustees Of
Central Presbyterian Church VIM. Woolston and Henry
Evans, be the same more or less.
No. D. One lot Of Land Monroe street, near Eighth
street. being 20 feet front Monroe street aud running
back 100 feet, bounded by the land the Trustees oi
Central Presbyterian Church. be the more or less
No. 10. One Farm, situated In Drandywine Hundred
New Castle County, Del containing 30 more or less
and having upon Il good substantial Stone House and
Barn, aud bounded by the County Road leading from the
Concord Turnpike to Smiths Mil, beaver Creek,
which road along the entire line, also by lani6
Of - Moukley and - Ramsey.
Seized and taken In execution as thu property o
Joseph W. Day, and to be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sherff's ONCE, New Castle. August So isG9.-3i 2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
LATELY MUCH IMpROvEp-AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.

Imnrovol with RowEILs PATENT DouRLB coo-wAsRls,
and the IArENT sTOr, now unqueHtionaby far su.
peor to any apparatus for washing clothes ever inven
aud clothes
Those who have used them give Testimony as foloss
We like cur machine much; could not be persuaded
10 do without it, and with the aid n Doty feel that
We are masters OF tho postiOn"-Reu. L. Scot, Bishop
~ E. Church.
1T is worth one dollar a week in any familyn-N l.
| Tribune.
In the laundiy Of my house there Ia a perpetual
th4nkssiving on Mondays for the iuvention."-Rsu
| Theodore CHyier
EVERY week has given Il a stronger hold upon the af
relions Of the inmates of the laundryN. Il Observer.
'I heaitv commend 1t to economists of time, money
and coatenlm0nt'-Rep. DR.. BeiloiOs
"FIend Doty-Yoar last improvement Of your Wash.
ing Machine is a complete success / assure yon our
Machine after years use, Is thought Of to-day
than ever and would not be parted with under any
cumstancear-Soion Rtbinson.
"Your Washing Machine has been in daily use in our
laundry and ihs hohseksepar expresses herself highly
plea'ed With u L. certainly accomplishes a greater
clothes much as the old fashioned washi oard
By using t. one iaunires is dispensed with.-IRn. NJ
+. Round, Superintendent If Tfani neD1rineni If 81
CdtldriHe Nursdrr, N. i. Guy
PRTCEs.--A Fair Offer.
Send the roail price, Washer s1l, Extra wriprer 30.
and will forward either both michines. free Of
freight to places whare is Eelling and so suro
they will le liked. that agree to refund the
money il any one Wishes 10 return the mscnes free
freight after month trial, according to directions
No nusbhhnf lllhtT or hFotner Hhnnld permit tha
drudgerY of washing with the hands, hty two days in
the year. whenit can be dOLe better more expedionslv
with less labor, and no injury to the garments by a
Doly Clothes Washer, and a Universal Wriuger
Canyasers with exclusive right q sale make money
fast selling them.
SOLD BY }. A. ROBINSON s. 90.
DTALRRs IN
Hardware, Cutlery and Betting,
SECOND AND MARKET sIs., WILMINGTON. DEL.
And by dealers generally, to whom liberal discounts
ara made.
Ii. G. nRoWNING, Gen. agent,
auG2m 32 Cortandt St, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
THE 1oNEY mARKET.
rom JOHN MoLEla & sos, BANKERS, OO1 Market Street.
" oelnek.
cOmmEIIcIAL RECORD.

WILMINGTON MARKET
Corrected by SMITH BRERN 4ih and shlploy street,
Monday, September o, 1852.
Prices have an upward tendency.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
WILLIAM II. MAcAuLAY, Solicitor,
Leicester, England,

Lt5eyalitg.-We leain that Sheriff Rich
ardaon, with commendahle liberalily, has
paid over 10 High Constable Dougherly the
sum of one hundred dollars for his services
in arresting the negro burglar, John Davis,
who escaped from the New Castle Jail last
December, Although no reward had been
publicly offered for his arrest, the Sheriff
deemed the services of the High Constable
worthy of remuneration. This is in fnc
contrast with the action Of our City Council
who, alter having offered reward for the
arrest OF certain inceadiarieR, refused 10 pay
The money when the offenders had been ar
rested, thereby showing themselves equal to
the great feat of a tuppennY reputation Of
an honest debt,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

Some wolkncn, while digging clny for Id.
Pottery one day last week, just below Norlh
East, came TO a quantity nl l,etrGed wood.
some fifteen ieet below the surface of tAe
earth. There was also u be seen in horizons
OF the wood something like a mineral sub.
stance, which sliued like Silver.
The head OF the cylinder oi Tie large en-
ginc in Mccullough u Go. + Rolling Minis
was accidentally knocked out last Monday.
thus very seriously intcrruptug business,
and throwing many hands out Of employ
menl. 1t is thought the damages cannot be
repaired in less than Two OF three weeks.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
p O Z It r. Y :.
SUNDAY DOWN THE HARBOR.

A1R-"Love Among the Roses"
took her down the harbor-my darling
Arabella-
That is, she were, but she amt no more,
for she's got another Teller.
Twas a week ago last Sunday invited
her mother and her sister,
Cause asked the old woman for to lei
Bell 60, and she said. Il guess not,
Chorus
'Twas Just my luck-I alw avs get stuck,
Pm a poor unfortunate barber;
But it was rough, you bet, enough,
That Sunday down the harbor.
l bought three quarts of peaches, and all
the literary papers,
And we sailed along though the wind was
strong, and the sea kicked up his ca
pers;
The boat sbe pitched and then she witch
ed, and felt getting yeller;
The old woman, too, began to get blue, and
so did Arabella,
Twas just my luck--I always get stuck,
&C.
leaned across the rail-and, of course,
didn't want to do it
Some fellers laughed and others chaffed,
and told me to throw, and threw
1t.
The wind was high and 1t went in my eye,
and some went up my smeller;
But again threw and away 1t blew, and
it plastered my Arabella. b..
Twas just my lack-I always get stuck,
Then Bell she wiped her panier; says she,
IL You sweet young pill, you
Says she, snow leavel' fetched heave.
Says she, 'Oh, take him of, will
you;'
Then along comes nice young Teller, and
he opens up his umbrella
Says he tMy dear, just come in here and
he took away my Arabella.
Twas just my Iuck-I always get stuck,
DO.
/ humbly begged her pardon, and l tried
to explain it to her mother;
But 1t wasn't no go-she give me no show
she went and loved another.
My heart it's almost broken-1 amt got
no Arabells,
She's let me drap for that nice young chap,
a buzzing her behind his umbrella.
-.- Chorus
Twas just my luck-I always get stuck,
DC.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21


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