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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
BUSINESS MATTERS.


Spring and Summer Clothing
)ur assortment ia now (ull mud com,lrt4. wa
baye ererv Iasirablr stvle Ein1 md .ila.
R,.arS one csn he smiled fran the stock VA
,a,.a an Mo di0aran, tvlss Of rni ndn,t
81 T., I'll tastes incIudin,, ia ,,rdin,n ,,r'1
snl,Inad nrnfarral IN many MS ,y,ll ',s
the latest and most Fashionable style
Onr large stock enables us To keep al ali
times a full assortment, so that all can be
fitted at once without delay.
Onr purchases always being male for cash, and |
having purchased largely of late, since
the decline in woolens, our customers |
share in the advantage We have thus So
cured
Our sales 6e,nE Tor eaah e1alnf.yfly' we nave
~ ~ a., ,I,n ,,o,,i,,a oms,a,,,, ~
mnke nm losses through those who do NOT |
pay.
Our ready made garments are superior to any
other stock of ready made goods in Phla-
delphia; any one can be as well fitted
from them as by garments made to order
anywhere; they are as well made, aud
equal in every respect ami much cheaper
Being manufactured
BY the hundreds and thousands they can he
soil cheaper than when lnaue up slhslyi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

AN occasional correspondent" of the N
Y. Tribune, who has been the guest OF John
Bright, in London, speaking oil Ills hne'y
modulaled voice and attractive conversation
says that he never heard more sweet and mar
monious tones from flute ororgan, and that his
words flowed like oil, sparkling with golden
yiands, and often tempered by vein oil
spicy humor. -.--".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

TuMTy gunboals, the property OF Tic
Spanish government, were seized Tuesday,
by the United States authorities. Fifteen OF
these vessels were at Mystic, Conn, and I'LL
teen in New York. They were in different
stages of construction, but some were nearly
complete, and one was TO have sailed from
New York last Thursday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
CmmEsTEANA FRIDGE.

MollCE IL hereby given that the draw OF the Christi
ana fridge flnt 81 Market street, will bs removed
on MONDAY, the 9TH Of August 10 huill pier aud
draw, the old structure having become rotten aud
dangerous. TrAve, will III, rstoe have to 10 discontinued
over this btldseu ain fuIthr notice BY order Of the
Levy Court MILTON LAGKLY,
X. u. HICKS,
wilmnglon July 30-au6aw Commissioner.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

A MEMBER of the Philadelphia Society
Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals has
written letter 10 prominent Government
Official, suggesting the organization OF a Ma
tional Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Soldiers and Sailors. He intends present.
ing 10 Congress two years record of cases
of cruelty in the army and navy, perpctraled
by officers in both branches Of tile service
Three cases of the kind are now on trial.
Let tho punishment of the inhuman mscre
ants be -swiILaad sure.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
SUMMER TIME, TAKING EFFECT JUNE 9Th. ,ss

SUMMER TIME, TAKING EFFECT JUNE 9Th. 1880
The rans OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
The Depot at TnIRTY-sIRsT and MARKET stresis
which Is reached directly by the Market Street cara IN
last connecting with each train leaving Front snS
Market streets thirty minutes before It's DEPARTURE Th
Chestnut and Walnut streets cars run within square
SLEEPING CAR TICKETS can be had on application
CHESTNUT Street, and at the Depot,
Agents Of the Union Trantier Company will call for
and deliver baggage at The Depot Orders left No sol
tent.On.
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ.
PAoLI ii, sSS
FAST LINE AND ERIE EXpRtss......at li.6O A. N,
LANCASTER AoCoM..,.,,....... ...........at 400
THANKSGIVING TkAlN...m.................at $50
RRiE MAIL PlTTsnURG EXPREss..sstt 1SSS
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESs....,..........atl2 1900 night
Saturday night only Wirlamsport on SUNDAY nieht
passengers VIII lsaye philadelphia a 70 O'clock
philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other trains
1he Western Accommodation Train runa daily, except
Sunday For this train tickets must bepoeured and bag.
gage delivered by r. M at 1l6 Market Street
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIZ.
GiMGirnAI IL tAfkESs.:;.... ...',..at 31O "A. NJ.
pAoLi ACqoM.,m...aat S 20 4. Nj. $40 q go p. NJ
Ehi = nA 81 ''''.'....at 936 A. NJ.
TRANSFORMING TRAlN......."............,at0 90
FAST ...."- at e35
LANCASTER i9s0p M
ERIE ENPREsS..... ...........,............at 100
SOUTHERN EMPRESS. ......., ...........,at AID :.
HARRISBURG ACCOM- ...............at qio =.
| For further information, apply to
JOHN y, VANLEER, Jr., Ticket Agent
No. 91l Ohstnut street,
| FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent
No. llh Market STRAIT
SAMUEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Agent,
| At the Depot
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage except for wearing apparel and
limit their responsibility TO One Hundred Dollars in
valua, All bAggags exceeding that amount In value will
be at the risk Of this owner unless taken by special con
tract. EDWARD II. Williams
| augG-n Gen'l Suppl, Altoona Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

The strike of the shoemakers al Auburn,
Me-, is at On end, and the men are now at
work.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

THE SPAsMoDIo jump in the price oil coal
last week, has been attended with cores
ponding reaction, and on "Wednesday conl
fell from eleven dollars 10 nine per ton. This
fact alone proves that the market is control
led by hearlless spectators, 10 cure whose
rapacily coal will have to be treated as -four
was in New York some years ago, when ii
was taken from the store houses OF The mo
nopolists, and distributed Ito the poor gratis
in The streets
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Carriers of the journal arc not per
mitied 10 sell papers TO transient purchasers
on the streets. They serve none but regular
subscribers, and are not prepared to suppl!
any others. Single copies may be hau AT
the news rooms and at the counter al nus
office. Persons desiring single copies arc
requested not 10 purchase OF the carriers.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
CRIMINAL,

At the TOmbs Police Court Yesterday, Alder-
man Moore committed Michael Carroll Tor haVlng
stolen quantity OF tea valued ut S6O from the bOFe o
Nathan Boelum at No. 227 FrOntst The prisoner Is u
native OF Ireland aged 10 years. ana resides at No %
Olyer.st The property was found In his possession
In the Sherlock whisky case, previously re-
ported I'm THE TRIBUNE, and IN which stephen sheroCk
the proprietor OF vinegar factory ~ NOS 100 ahu wv
East TWentyhfthst, was charged before Commissioner
Osborn with doing "a wholesale liquor business Ut tho
above place without license sherlock mas neeh uIS'
charged the evidence being Insufficient 10 hOld hlin
In the McNair Bounty Fraud case, in which
Andrew McNar is charged with obtaining ana retaining
500 extra bounty money duo Johanna Bates Oh Iofoa
papers puTpOrting TO contain JOhannaB mark hnu "a
which case evidence given for the GoveinenI tnt
Johanna ne mado her mark being good writer tne
Notary and witness before whom the papers In
were subscribed called for the defense ana Wnno
they could not positively identity Johanna as Deug ,ho
party who subscribed to tho papers, they SAID they Pc
eyed she was and tho Notary said 1t was always MS
practice to have the parties subscribing before MN e
tilted. The examination Will Do resulheu on "ouoou"F
next. .. - -
At the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Mansfield yesterday, young woman, giving tno
namo OF Annie Mackn, charged with entering tne
store OF Mrs 6tenfeld Avenue A, In company Wlti
another woman desiring 10 some goods ana tnHt,
while the shopkeeper went INTO another room, they
took the opportunity TO walk of with piece OF VeNet
aud four yards OF gngham. Annie was cOmultt.u W
answer IN default or $500 ball.. Ohicer Iuly OF tho
Tw6ntyninth Precinct complained or by michael
McKenny, who asserts that tho officer abused him ahs
drove him away from corner where he was employed
as private watchman. The case VIII DO examined To-
day william WILSON, coored veterinary surgeon, was
charged by Luke GebneY with selling "a horse worth
placed under his for treatment Wilson was fnlB
committed although he stOutly asserted that the horse
was left with him to bo sold
AT tho Jefferson Market Police Court. before
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
THE COURTS.
II DAVIS PERJURY CASE CONTINUED.

Tbis case was RESUMED yesterday morning,
mint 10 adjournment. Collector Bailey. recalled by
@ Gnverpment exhibited a diagram representing a
system Of pipes. which diagram witness TESTIFIED was
shown him 10y defendant, who asserted that ~ IepIe
se1ed system Of pipes running underground between
the Iiouor establishments Of Jones Co., and Harris
Gaines Co aud further said he such system
of pipes existed, as he had planned It himseh. 49,.
William Walker. recalled by the Government gave yes,
timony to the effect that defendant informed Collector
Bailey through witness that frauds existed at Jones
Co & place and that officers were sent with Davis 70
Jones Co "a place 10 discover the pipes which DAVIS
had asserted could he found underground but that the
officers after considerable digging, failed TO ma tie
pipes in question although they dug at places SHOW"
samuel PanderpIank r., called by the Government,
testified that Davis exhibited diagram TO him OF sys'
tenn OF pipes winch defendant said underground De-
tween Jones Co.'S and Harris. Gaines, Co.'s places,
and also pass-bouk, which defendant sald c0hianeu
sales of liquors made by him for Jones Co.. and that he
could give proof Of frauds at Jones Il Co.'S place
James CrOlcy, called by the Government tcsHcd that
defrndan told him that any statement in reference To
ZONES 4 SONS place that Collector Bailey would draw
up he lefeudinU would swear To, II Coleetor baliey
ouId Give him $500 aud asked witness TO tell Collector
Bailey so but witness refused to do So Crosy III lne
latter part his testimony said, that the Defendant to
linn ne wanted to make all the money he could from Col
lector Bailey and he would then leave the ID cou ~
try and go back England this country was nOt III
for an Englshman to live IN, and lie would be gad 10
SWIiam H. Barrows. deputy collector under Collector
BAILEY i'm 1867. called by the Government, testified
that defendant told him. in the Fail OF lsC7 that
he Was the nfomer the Jones matter and was under
arrest his solicitation to avoid the suspicion o pe
| James Dunshea a T. g. Deputy Marshal, who had
charge OF oncs place the Fall OF 1867 called by the
Government testified that the defendant came to Jones
place and said, in iocose way he was under arrest anu
| had come there to expose the pipes.
Frederick c. Tapley, called by the Government, test'
Bailev had cheated him and lie CefendanD would yet
get square with him Ualleyl ana nave nun set 10 m
State Prison, If 1t cost him efendanD all the money lac
Robert Paterson Deputy Marshal, called by the Gov
cruIuent, testified he arrested the defendant III the Fan
of 1867, but that defendant was not confined AT all
The Government rested aud counsel Tor the defense
opened. after which an adjournment was had TO 10 a.
/ IN TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
OWL

Patme ogi Kennedy and OHers.-Thc plain
tiG This case heard In the Supreme Court, Circuit be,
fore Mr. Justice Cardozo, the owner OF drny and
horses which had occasion tO Pier No 80 Last RIVER
At the same time the ship jeremiah 1homp-ou was un.
loading at the pier and part OF her cargo consisting OF
mig ron tin and rope was piled up she discharged
ON the bridge OF the pier until gave way precipJathg
the cart aud into the river, and drowning thc
horses The plaintiff now brings suit against the owners
of the vessel alleging that the breaking down was caueu
by the negligent unloading OF the Thompson, aud the
manner In which tho goods were placed on the wharf
The defendants claimed that the guilty OF no nog
gence; that the weight placed by them on the
bridge was not than would hayo Decil
easily sustained by any other pier bridge, and
that they did know and had reason TO know mat
The niles ON which IL rested unusually long G0 feet
Witch was in fact of the accident The Court
held that the plaintiffs must to recover verdict shoW
onrmatiyey that tho accident resulted from the neg1
geuce OF the defendants and that the plaintiffs negligence
did not contribute TO IT, He held, however that the
nans might recover damages for loss OF the use Of the
horse for a reasonable time IN which 10 procure others
Tho Jury found for the plaintiff verdict OF SH3 H. 70
which the Court added an allowance OF per cent
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
Comfort and Cure!

GREGORY established the truth that RuPTURES eau be
bis ingenious but effective hUhs and
the application Of bis celebrated HERNIA LOTION to the AFFLICTED
parts special attention this branch VI aud cure
without Interference with labor or business OF any Ahd
Pamphlets scn Tor 10 cents giving hl explanations address
C. AUGT GREGORY. NJ D., No 609 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
NM oLYNfPIc THEATER MTIGATION.

In the Supreme Court, Special Term, before
Mr. Justice Cerke BOles. Receiver, agt Dud, Recover
This case was the calendar ~ tie last bcuefaI ~ IN
Before 10 was called defendants attorney VINO dd bech
I'm Ctrt len 10 procure ms counsel Mt 1hayer plain.
tfs counsel induced the Court 90 lay over the case ul
the next day on the next day no one appeared Tor de
fcndant. and the plaintiffs counsel asked the oH, 20
allow him submit his brief with leave 10 TIE oihts
sac 10 submit their points Tho Court allowed this course
10 he taken The defendants elected to consider tis
default aud obtained from Judge Cadozo, ON an adhNt
that the case was watched through ui'uudei-and
inc Of counsel ana that Mayor Han ono Of the counsel
was summoned 20 Albany on the day oi ilc default an
order 20 show cause why this default should NOT DE
opercd Mr. Thaycr Tor plaintiff. thcrcupon obtained an
order 10 show cause from Judge Ccrkc why this motion
should not be stayed tn the decision OF tie General Term
and this latter motion came 10 be argued before
Mr. Justice Clcrkc. For plMnun 10 was commended tiat
gloud Judge Card0ZO decide that this was default ana
omen t and the General Term decide tho other way
conflict would arise between the Special aud General
Terms which 10 was desirable 10 avoid. Mr Han, for de-
PENDANTS argued that the was default, and one
very eXcusablc lie quito willing n Judge thrd0zO
would consent that the motion DO transferred 10 Judge
Clerkc.
Judge Ccrhe said that he Of opinion that this was
not default but at the time did not desire To inter
fcre in the action taken by Mr. Justice CafdOzo, ahd
therefore denied plaintiffs motion.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
lAnhouneemtptsl ]

NOTWITHSTANDING TIE GREAT EXCITEMENT
caused by the various Washington umor, KNOX Halter, m
continues the Of bic way and manufacture BIS
hats M the Thousands who weekly cali bic emporium
" Broadway and FuonIt TO purchase his , and
peroy finished s5les Knox has for ruled supreme all
competitors 10 bis line and will continue to supreme no6hstabd
rg their great sndayo to superseie him KSoxs sTI
have become too popular have their worldwide reputation
the Jealous efforts Of others 10 line KSox passes
the scene Of aOn others may take his plae-not before
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

Justice Ledwith, yesterday, James Bowman appeared
and made affidavit that the lst OF May last ne rented
the house M. Ashandplsce completely furnlshed 70
Alice Butler. Shortly afterward R was Informed Oy MS
son that his tenant taking away MS properly; Eo
bedroom sets and other portions Of the h0useh0u
ture had been carried Of amounting In all 10 lne Nauo
session arrest She gave bail IN the sum VI W
teenhst Iuade complaint against storekeeper on ID
vsonst Paul Madden for the larceny OF 70 Raions oi
New England rum. The complainant alleges ~ LSS III ~
England to be delivered TO Madden ana Dy series
OF mistakes the barrel delivered to the wrong pas
He charges that Madden extracted 25 gallons from the
barrel aud diluted the remainder with water Inc de-
feudant was baed In the sum OF $500 TO answer heIy
cart containing 25 calves crowded together In manner
which caused them much suffering gave BAN 10 answer
at Suecl Sessions,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

SPRING. and its superb concomifant the
hst Brilliant and hghyhushei EsPKNsCHElp IlAT for Tie season
are no' tiy inaugused This gscea fabric hOm its feather
n a 1qutJ graceful shape expressly intended fof this
ieh seems to be the general onon demand
lahtf abaes
t De- never before been produced The AT
No. llS Nassau It., between Ann md BeekmkHsiS
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

SUNDAY SCHOOL BoOKs.-BRoUGHToN a. Wy.
KAn Ne "a DbsHvws tssO hs laIseVs Erd besl GVmsaL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

SQUIRE a. LANDER, No. 07 Fulton-st, New
York is tie beat place o. buy reliable MATCHES DIEosDs
JEwELRY, AID SILVER WARE Diamonds a specially
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

VERMONT SPRING WATER-The great remedy
for Cancer Scoals and Kidney dats Sold By dsggs Depot
ScHIAYTALISs No. 10 WillanGt, EeWYort
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
C0ITRT CAIENDARS-THIs DAY.


SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-PART Nos. 1795,
1879 227 23 233 l23 2ttg 2sl 80 1 1892 53 5s @ 9 J1
3ll 3i29 55 $3.50 81 5I 1903 99 S7 4sl 4J4J t9 o tS
i8 4s4 1852 4Gl 1879 433 49 494l 4Gl 95 5lJ 369 o
- ,ooo
SUPREME COURT-CmCUIT---PART lI:-Nos: 49SS' SS5
46l 4C 2286 l506 27O 2i2 9O 1896 O8 5It Jg Je
1916 1896 9l $3.50 51 1884 70 1903 1892 4l5, ha5 " 4S @ ~ ~
42in 4lg 1913 - 1888 4il 1870, 46 46 tO 4ls 48
4s3 i8s lao $3.50 t5l 1855 1883 t5 w go 4SS| A0'
4ggi 46 4gl6 4g12 $780, 1854 5Jlo 52i 5O2 o. ~ 3Ot
SUPREME ECoURT-CIRCUIT.-PART llL-AdJourned
for the term.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-NOs. 146 30,
95 $50 $50 565 96 o 16a 9o9 69i 30 3 49, J7' 49, S76 S7
Si3. 3I9. -. - 20 ., -o
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos 81, 52, o. 20,
sg 86 e. ~ g5 96 100 l0l lOj. lO5. JOG, lO7 lI8 - ~
SUPERIOR COURT-IRIAL IERM-PART l:-Nos' ~ vi Z,
I-Nos 800 so 1909 g 10 400 65i 1910 1915 lo1O lz
lU26.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART Nos ~
ll8l I24 - e9l 4Ol 1907 $50 l0I, 40. ily ~, iILt iS9
ga g5 1916 SO g2 1919 1873 PAKI lINos FOL t6E Ie9 St
1855 lO l6i 1862 ll27 1884, ll0 lJj 1904 lO20 wv l' l'|O
l261. l2,9. 1850 =. 400, o,-o
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-NOs. 1886, 2!Tg,
256 2g 2gJ 28U7 2l5 2ql7 298 1913 2 21 2gI2 ZvI
1874 2g25 1910, 1913, 23i9 29O, 1884, 2z I 2J4
COURT OF GENERAL SESSGONS-Ihe People agt'
Lewis NJ Creighton, Obtaining by sse pretenees Christian oer
beck robbery John Carer geW; Cha Johnson grand acen
Mary grand larceny; William kOder grand larceny; Meme ch
Henry Carrier fouinu assault aud battery Jamts a
lone carrying shot John Conners 'saut and battery con
ned
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER

THR WEATHER
,, D., Wind Hour Their wlud
HEvY Hont illSSl,e5Ss Nv NV.
Eay 90 Sto 800 NW SO 30 U3 NV.
Coo ~ 80 NV. IL ~ 'IU4 y. N.Wt,tv
,,orring--Very harv 10 l2:45: baEy TO l;l5 shghtY
, from 70 1896 very cloudy from $50 to Reon % raining Fy5g @
s lend, from 1885, $3.50; cloudy at TO- hsI ~ li;y1 IN
s am fen last evening from u to H. AZ minutes p pts
- evening meteor bearing long train shot INTO tht a'
80 a. popt 10 degrees northwest Of Altar or Apha . ,s
Hsl aver An are Of 800 northeasiery dIeeuoni
v appearing intensely brilliant and large as The moon '"''
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-15
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turns, fran whatever ca, and alway( (93
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culiarly situa cd, or thos,N NR,pnosing TIM
are clutl ned ainst us Ig these PiE
that condition lest they Svite missed
wh ch admonitiln the pro Srietor ass y =
sponsibilty. although their enildpess VIZ +
any mischief 10 health: Oth,I ISwise the t5$> y
CONNIE nded "a q most invalS N,be rene ,sf1S q
deviation Of those ,ltlerinr I 1om any uc,of
whatever. ~ well as to prevt hit an incr, VsHL9
u when health will not pttL.rnit ir; XT q
nerves ana BRINGING back theSl, ~ coldhhg
to the check of the most dclit NN,te 1ell,
Full anc explicit dirC ctions laccompaH.
Price ) per box; boxes S5Ge In,
Sold in Petroleum Centre, bI,nT A. d. MI
co, Solo Agents" for Petrole' il,um Centre,,s
Ladies by sending them 81 l)the Pelror
ire I. U. cal have the Pills zen NAN Icontdehf
mail to any part Of the country, 80. frGasa.iye
Sold also by X. C ~ C.S Clark, Titusyil
"a A. X Griffith. Oil City; Fleming h n
Unn", Frank. in; DR.. J L. Acomb, Tidioute; E.
haAclton; Warren; and by .onc Druggist" in eve
town IN the U litcd States, and by
Ju4 5. ID. HOWE, Prop'r, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

Political Murder and n Political Verdict.
In another column will be found full
report Of the proceedings at the Coroner's
inquest touching the death Of Archibald
Douglas, who was shot at and killed by Deputy
Sheriff Thomas Jackson on Friday, the 18th
ult. A more convincing and damning record
of the impunity with which political coroners
and jur!es of inquests, selected for political
partisanship, seek to cover up the most
atrocious crimes when committed in times OF
political agitation, could hardly be presented to
the public as will be found from perusal Of
the proceedings referred to. But one con-
clusion can be arrived at-that is, that
Douglas gave his murderer no provocation,
and that the latter fred the fatal shot in
that spirit of lawlessness which his calling as
a deputy sheriff and his association as
political partisan engendered To what
extent he was justified in calculating upon
impunty for any outrage he might commit
against the laws, even to the taking of life,
will be seen from the report of what trans
pired at the inquest. Notwithstanding 1t was
Host CiedrLy SuoWu Ihat tue ucceaseu Bafo ho
provocation whatever for the shooting, the
verdict of the jury stands recorded as fol-
lows -
Archibald Douglas came to hts death by menin-
gifts, the result or pistol shot wound In the head
received at the hands OF Thomas Jackson.
And We consider that Jackson used SAID pistol par-
tially"i in sefdefence believing his life In danger.
A perusal of the full report as published is
necessary to proper understanding of the
safeguards which our laws, as administered
within the city, throw around the lives Of tho
citizens,