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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

George Bailey, colored the fourth of the men
charged with the murderof Captain johnson and
his mate, of the schooner Brave several months
ago, in Tangicr Sound, was put upon his trial on
Tuesday morning week ut Princess Anne Judges
Fraakliu and Irving presiding, Tie accused was
defended by John W.Chrisield and Henry Page,
Esqs The Jury at : O'Clock in the evening re-
turned n verdict Of guilty. On Wednesday Bailey
was sentenced To be hanged. His three comrades
in crime Rounds, Wilson and Wells it will be
remembered, arc in Jail under sentence Of death,
the day oi their execution being fixed for tho 5th
of March next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

The VESSELS sunk AT NEw CAsTLE,-One of
the vessels sunk during the storm on Monday
week at New Castle was the schooner Reindeer
of Salem laden with 1000 bushels of corn be-
longing TO parties in Salem. The other was nm
oyster puugy run down by the Reindeer. No
lives We're lost and the crew of the oyster boat
being members oi the Order of Knights of
Pythias were taken in by the members of that Or
der in New Castle and cared for most sumptu-
Ously
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

HAvGE DE GRAcE.--We gather the following
items from the Dayrc RepuJHcdn. The mild
weather las enabled the fishermen to supply the
Havre market with fresh fish in midwinter. :.
The Susquehanna is entirely clear of ice Q4th
inst j.. The Swiss Bellrngers had q large audi
eace in Havre dc Grace. The boys of the tewn
are very disorderly. The Hartford county Agri-
cultural Society has resolved to orgunize under
corporation laws of the State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

decentralization iron for the Maryland
and Delaware Railroad, which was recently seized
at New Castle, has been released and will be
sent to its destination. We are sincerely glad of
this and now hope that the road will be finished
by the appointed time, which IL earlynext spring.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

CHESTER CREEK RAILRoAD.-The stock hold
ers of this Company held their annual meeting on
Monday week, at the Office in Chester. Four
teen hundred and thirteen votes were cast and
the following officers were elected;
PreSident.- NJ. FELTON,.
Directors. r. Perkins, James Baker,
Isaac Hnckey, II. L. Kenney, Abram 2. Nor.
gan, William Sellers, David Woelpper, James 4,
Strawbridgc, Samuel Archbold, Samuel Dickcy,
John NJ. Broomall.
The annual report of the President shows that
the road has been so substantially completed as
to admit OF the passage of cars along lis whole
length, and that within few weeks at farthest,
such arrangements will be made as will warrant
its opening to public travel.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

RESUMPTION or TRIps.-The steamer Major
Philadelphia, on Friday last
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

RESOLUTIONS or THE FARMERs' ISsrRAScE Co.
AT the annual meeting OF the g farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co." held at their Office on
Monday, week The following resolutions wcie
adopted =
WHEREAS, This meeting sees with regret the
absence Of ts old Secretary aud, VIC may say, the
father Of this company -
Resolred, That We sympathize with the neces-
siy, Qf there be sncb,) Of his resignation, and
would gladly see him resume his former place If
not entirely Incompatible with his and our inter
csts.
Resotred, That thrty-fivc years Of devotion, of
tho prime Of his life to building up this company.
entities him to our high consideration for his SER
vices In this community; and should not easily
be outweghed Ill his services can still be securely
against the pretensions Of those who must be
novlces, in underwriting at all evens and who
by single mistake OF judgment may be of cost,
beyond many years salary, 10 the company.
EeSolred, That in the emergency OF the unex-
pected resignation of the Secretary, the thanks
Of this meeting are due to the President, Jesse
Sharpe, Esq, for his prompt, earnest aud success
full cndeavor to meet the throng of business con-
nected with the season and that we tender them
accordingly.
Resoired, That in the opinion of this meeting,
(always looking to the proper security of its al
iairs), the Managers elected this day will best
hMIng # e H. Rad If q6 6r The by
rotary, in whom we have full confidence, and we
respectfully refer 10 them these resolutions for
their further action.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

Observation-Disclosures has lost by removal one
Of her most promising and talented young men.
Richard Harrington ESQ, has located for the
practice of his profession in Washington, where
hc las opened an Office at No. s, Al st. WASH
ington has many legal gentlemen, but there is al
ways room for the man who makes his way. We
wish our friend the fullest success.
MI. o. t. Wharton, who, till recent period
has been conducting the NeD Era Republican
weekly paper at Salisbury, Wicomico county,
MARYLAND, has sold the material of the office for
about $1,000. 1t has been taken to Snow Hill, In
Wicomico county, where a new paper will be
established. There is at present but one paper
published at the latter place, the Shield
Mr. Wharton, though a Marylander, hailing
from Talbot county, is q Radical of the earnest
type. lie is prospecting for new field of labor
IN Eastern Pennsylvania which ncxt to Delaware,
Is the best section In the world.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21
StocIsIolders' Meeting of the DeIawar.
railroad Company.

Tie seycnteenth annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Delaware Railroad Co. was held in
the Office of the Company, at Dover, on Thurs
day, the 18th inst.
General A. T. A. Torbert was called to the
chair, and Edward Bringhurst Jr., was elected
secetary. The old Board was unanimously re-
elected. as follows IS. NJ. FELTON,, Isaac Hinck-
Icy, A, Q. Gray, Charles I. Dupont, Joseph Bring
hurst, Jesse sharpe Or. Isaac Jump, Manlove
Hayes, II. . Fiddeman, Alex johnson, ex-Goy.
VIM. II. Ross Charles Wright and Jacob Moore.
j. +, Alice was unanimously reelected Treas
urer.
James l.. Ilevern, George " Massey and Wm.
NJ Jester were appointed to audit the accounts of
the Treasurer
An extract from the annual report Of the COM
pany shows The following result -
EARNINGS.
Passengers. S149. 3S6.22
Freight aud express, I97,3l432
Mails and miscellaneous, 7,5G9.5i
s354, ,270.05
EXPENSES.
Qneluding gintcresl aud dividends,) S39l, ,s95.j0
Earnings, 354,27O.O5
Total loss, siO,625.45
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Lsss'wera

Our scholars are oitcn troubled when
they meet with long word 10 their les.
sons. II 10 80 hard, they cay, they can.
oot. speak it. IL those LITTLE scholars had
to read ths BibI. ~ Il is put into lsu.
gusge spoken by some Of the Nsrth
American Indians, wo do not know what
they would de.r Here is. oos 7saaad 10
Mattho~ IL IA: gSG w u 31
W tteppesittukqussunnocw wehtunkquah.
This word signifies "kneeling down to
him."
A good missionary, namod Elliot,
translated the Holy Bible into the In.
dian tongue more than hundred years
ago. It was work Of great labor bu,
love makes things easy. He managed 10
learn tho words - they we're spoken BY
the people, and then to put them 10 print
The work he thea did has msde blessing
to many souls among tho heathsn.-
Child's own Magazine.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Executors Sale OF Real
Es10te.

pY VIRTUE Of an order Of the Coanty Court
ID Of Lincoln county, Missouri, made ut the
May term, 1859, I viii, for tho purpose Of pay
ing tho debts Of the deceased, sell at public aue.
tion at the front door Of the eourt house In Troy
In the county Aforesaid. % rft.. n
FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1869,
between the hoors Of Q o'clock, .. m. and 1
o'clock P. n. Of said day, Tho undivided interest
Of 7. T. Steel. deceased, said interest bsins the
one half part Of The following real estate, situ.
ate In the county and State Aforesaid to Wit:
676 2l.l00 acres Of land In survey l724, and
townships 80 and 81, range 2 east. being the
north part Of survey l724, and bounded on thh
South by tho laHds Of B. N. and A. W. Vance,
% The west, Aorth and esst BY the boundary linei
| Of said survey.
TERMS or sALE-0ns half cash, balsne,
u nssths with ten per cent. interest.
| ROBERT STEEL, Executor Of
juAS IA =" 7. T. 6tssl's estate.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
XjndneSS 70 AuiDaIs.

" we'll remember, one hard frosty
morning" says George Mogridgo, "com'
Jog up rather suddenly to o pond near
.hs halfway oak. My grandfather Was
walking hastily up to the place, for
earl. horse, whose forslock and mano we're
covered with boar frost, was vainly paw.
,ng at the leo, not being able 10 get q
drop of.vatss. My grandfather, who did
not ~ ne, Was soon close to the old
ssrt.horse shuupipg away at the leo with
his eans, \ am afraid I cannot help
thss, said my grandfather to tho old
Aorss, jnss ~ I came up, and then we
both stamped on tho ice together, but il
vas Of 10 use. Directed BY my grand
hshsr, ! ran and fetched an old rail
With which 10 eontrived to get At III.
water, ssd while ths old horse stood
asiskisg. ny grandfather kept pattinl
Hin On tss chest and shoulders. ltis
loss time since this happened, and ver!
Eksly i might pevsr have ,sgain occurre
70 ~, bad II not bssp for these lines o
ny gran1lAtbes: a@ sWbagH
o "'Dsth 0sd sars for sxsn? No dout
10 aoes. ,fss He gsvs sonmsndmsnt I
: Hi shssss people. Thou shalt not mu,
sls ~ q tAst tssAdsth out tho corn
~, High aaa Holy Ops earcth for q
taisss tAas He he's nads. He esn sen
Hi, sesstvsss the ravens 10 satisfy u
Auagss Il His prophet, and bis unworth
ssssssts to sxssgs tho thirst Of H
syeatusss.'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
A l,,inistrator,s Notice.

NJ Office is hereby givon that letters Of admin.
~ istration wore granted to WIN. n. 6inpson,
on tho estate Of Absalom Jones, deceased, on tho
2sth day Of April, 1860, by tho Clerk Of tho
County Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri. u.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the admtnistfa-
tor for allowance within ono year from the dpts
Of said letters, or thoy may bs prscluded from
any benefit Of said estate, and II not exhibited
within two years from tho date Of said letters
they will be forever barred. ''' '".''
ap2vnl8w4p WI. NJ. SIMPSON, Adn's,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby givcn that lettors Of admin
IN istration were granted to Isaae II. Owings
on tho estate Of william Hudson, deceased, IA
tho llth day Of May, 1850, by tho Clerk OF tho
County Court Of Lineolu county Mo.
AL persons having claims against said estate
aro required to exhibit them to tho administrator
for allowance within one year from the dsto Of
said lottcrs or thoy moy DO precluded from any
benefit Of said estate; and II not exhibited
within two years from tho date Of said letters they
will DO forever barred.
mal3n20 p ISAAC II. 0WIEGs, sdm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17

n0ssAes TO oxD. AGE.
1s>ssA,lls1n, MAgtssvsrl yoa ~, a
KihlsbA yba nust Wy p '''
Dee rsvsssses uuto every one
Whess lssts with sgs are grey.
( T. II NNhA NN2kEN'A ltAA
All - - JET hsvs never known
,yht paay, e.rs4 and fears, I .
Ks M1sy stiSfs tbat oitss cone
70 those advanced 10 yesss.
xsssnbsr .lvsys. everywhere,
The Golden rule snd true, go
~De asto otEstsN d you would
,os H7iAs shey shosid do TO you." '.''
Or 0sd. sAs h Ne God Of love.
Whose words and. Ways arc truth,
Nhe, wstehes with uncsasing care
~ steps Of ego and youth,
Hssh bid the young to pay respect
'' Usse tie hoary head,
}. Al Hs will bless oil those who do
Az be hath willed and said.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Final settlement.

THE undersigned, Curator Of ,the estate Of SA-
l. rah Cathnrins and Columbus y. Taylor, hav-
ing filed just and truo exhibit Of the account
oil persons TINT he will apply at tho August
term Of tho Lincoln county Court, 1869, to be-
gun and hold at tho court house In Troy, In said
county, on tho 2d Monday Of said month for leave
to mako hnnl settlement u hi: accounts a. cum.
tor Aforesaid, and for his discharge ss- suoh Gu
rator' @. W. uARDESrY, Curator.
may 70 MI pdlw 80 = '."g yJ
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Curator Of the estate OF
L James s. Blackburn hereby notifies sll
persons that no has illod just and true exhibit
Of tho account between himself and said ward
on tho 1lth day Of May, 1859, and that ho will
apply At tho August term Of tho Lincoln County
Court, 1859, to bo begun and held at the court
house In Troy in said county, on tho ID Monday
in said month, for leave to mako final settle
mont Of his accounts 40 Curator for said ward,
and for his discharge as such curator.
m20n2lp EDWARD L. BLACKBURN, Curator
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17

TAKEN W ~ ". W. NsCsi,osh u prsiris
i township. An iron trsy horse with white on
lsn fore foot esd hGht had foot, sad some white
10 his Isss, afssn hands high, four year old thIa
spring, and sPpraissd st eIS BY j. N. Coplsy and
+. u. Gilmore before y. II. Cannon, r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17

TAKEN Up BY VIM. U. Mabry, Of wavsrly
i towaship, . hsifsr yssrs old, white with
some red spscks on sidss, rod ears, appraised at
tl8 By J. p. Nun and 8. q. Grimmsth, before wn
r. Hudssn, ]. r.. mlSn20
TAKEN UH BY James Cslhous, Of Mnlweod
SON. old collar marks or scars shoulders, 10 s d
- years old. had on webb halter. Appraised ct
$50 BY H.T. Mudd snd 2. =. Jamison, before
john Ssetts J.. Nay ~, 1859.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17

IN ministratiss wjrs S+en(ed 70 Ykiridss a.
sitton OF the sstats Sf. William Ilach. deceased,
on the 2oth day Of April, 1869, BY the Clerk %
the County Court Of Lsaeoln county, Mo.
All pcrsons having claims ssainst said estate
ere required to eqhibit them to The administrator
for allowance within one year fssm ths date Of
said letter., or they msy b prssludsd from any
bensAt. Of said estate and II not exhibited
within two years Rom the date Uf said lsttess
they will b forever haired. 5ssI
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Final settlement.

THE undersigned, Curator Of the s,tats Of Jo-
L scphine 4. Martin, hereby notifies all per-
tho account between himssif and snid wnrd. ON
tho l4th day Of May. 1869, and that ho will At
tho August torn Of tho Lincoln County Court,
1869, ~ bo begun and held at tho court house In
Troy In said county, on tho I'd Monday Of said
month. apply for leave to mako q hnal settle
ment Of his accounts ~ curator aforesaid, and for
his discharge as such curator.
nay2On2ip4w WILLIAM YOUNG, Adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to oil persons inter.
Vested, that tho undorsigaed will nskos . final
settlement Of his guardianship Of Mary A. Fem
County Court, to DO begun and held IL Troy on
Mcndsy, tho 9th day Of August, 1859. ',rc y Il
mal3n20 A. r. FINLEY. Guardian.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Atlsmlnl nlstratori's Notice.

NOTICE b hereby sivsa tAst lsstsrs Of ad.
Allen On ,Ss ssss.: II o:p,ss Atis. s:!s.e.sS, a.
on the 18th day Of April, lSes, By tks Ctssk Of
tho County Court Of LinoolH county, No. 4
Allperssns having clslms agalnst said estate arc
required to exhibit them to the adminlstfator for
letters or they may b prssladsd fFon any benefit
Of said estate; fand not exhibited within two
years from tho date of said iottefs they viii BE-
forever barred.
may20 n2i l.a JOS. D. ALLEN, adn'I.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
AtIlllimistrntor Notice.

n. Office 10 hereby given that letter. Of adnin-
~ istration wsrr granted to r. ". Rose on
tho estate Of John r. Rose, deceased, on tho 18th
day Of My, 1890, by the Cisrk Of The County
Court Of Lincoln county, No.
All persons having claims against said estate
arc required to exhibit them 10 tho Admlnistta-
tor for allowance within ono year after tho datc
Of said letters, OF they may BE- pSseiudsd f,om
any benefit of said crtato and II not exhibited
within two years from tho date Of said lottcrs
they will bc forever barred.
may2on2 . F.w. rose, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
Aheut q Colt and q ueu.

Aunt Fanny keeps farm, chiefly be-
sspse she loves tho live stock thereon,
ssd loves 70 watch "sheir tricks and their
manners" She bad . colt, . facstious
little chap. One day be came across q
striag Of slsigh.bells and picked them
up With his mouth. The jingling startled
him . little, and he put them down, walk.
log sway few steps. But either bis Gu.
siosity Of bic love Of music got the better
sf his fear, aud ho returned to the bells
picking them up . before. After doing
Mis- tvo OF. three times, he became 50
much. interested in tho Performance, as
v ahaks his head up and down to make
thsn ring moro. Every morning after.
wards, when ho WAS let out Of the stable
10 vent after the bells, and amused him.
ssR with them for hours, until the men,
aadipg that he Was destroying tho leather
with his teeth, put thom out Of his
seaeh.
Than shs had some amusing oxperi.
suee with some setting hens. She appro.
pria.sd room for their special use, CIV
iss sasA hsa . half barrel for nest.
Evs'y morning they were fed, aud
watched 70 sec that each hen went back
70 her own nest, for very often tho new
sitssrs would want to. 80 to the older
ssssa They would behave we'll enough
While AuAt Fanny Was watching them
but The moment she turned her back
hey tried 70 make . change. So this is
~ way she outgeuesaled them. She
closed The door - she went out, and
opspsd il in about minute; found many
Of Ne bsss with seeks outstretebed, pre-
Darisg 70 make change. They settled
dow. - soon - she put her head in
Then she went out ssais, and stsid Z
little longer; looked in again with thu
ssus results. This she did three times
Next mernipg, sfler feeding them, she
vent through With the same performanc'
and Aad 70 further trouble in that line
But there wss one hen sitting 10 th'
harm, add one noraing Aunt Fanny dis
sovsesd her sitting 10 one corner Of th'
box, away from her eggs. She lifted tn
Asa " replace her on her sggs, felt some
thiag warm under her, aud there wsr'
four dear littls kittens. The mother o
TIE kiessss was sissiug at little distanc
i'm, ~ bsx, looking very crsstfallsn
Ths hss he'd evidently driven The q
sway, asd vss 'mastsr Of The situstisn.
Ailsr calling the folks from the house I
~ ~ drsll sight, Aunt Fanny remove
ths ct and kittens, to the great Joy q
~ former; and the hen returned to be
egg. And II anything else happens o
hsr farm, equally interesting, We shall b
glsd 10 hear from her. Aunt Sue, i
3ogIy'o Museum.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17
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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-17

Il the most extraordinary SALvE ever known.
Its power Of Soothing and Healing for all Cuts,
Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chappcd Hands and
Skins, for Sore Nipples, for Piles, &c., &e., is
without . parallel. One person says Of it, ~
would not be without q Box in my house IL it
cost s., or I had to travel all the way to New
York for it."-N. y. Evening News, Sept. 5.
es-A All Druggists in TROY sell it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06
THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,

TARLY Rose Potato. We have IN
IL store a lot of the Early Rose POTATO
for sale in lots Of one pound and Upwards
Nc Curdy e. Duke,
feb 81 ChaIleslown.
TlARLY Goodrich Potato 10 Barrels
II of Early Ghodrich Potatoes, warrant
eG pure and tue to name. jnsi received
and for sale by Nc Curly e. Duke
feb o. Charlestown.
QPANrS Improved Barrel Churn-aII
y sizes-just received and for sale By
Nc CWdy &. Duke,
feb 81 Chsrlestown.
GLOVER. Timothy. Orchard GIass,
Y Kentucky BIpe Gress and English
Lawn Grass Seede. for sale bv
Nc Curly {. Duke.
feb 81 Charlestnwn.
0FFALL, Corn. Oats. Screenings aud
" Family Flour. for sale By
DC Curdy &. Duke.
feb q Cha lesio~n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06
| Brood Mare,
young and good;
9 Milk Cows,

one OF them fresh;
Buggy and Harness.
Cart and Gears,
Bedslead, | Churn, ! Corn Shtl-
Ter,
Hogshesd, 10, Of Barrels,
Water Car, Tool Chest,
Work Bench and screw.
a 10, of Carpenter Tools
Digging Iron, l scoop shovel.
Grass scylhe, Brisr srythe.
Forks and Rskes, Well Buckle, and
Roke, Large x ope. Double Shovel
Plow, 2 Guns. 2 stands Of Bees, 10. Of
Milk Crooks. lot Of Oak Plank, also 3
1T of CORN. some OATS, a lot Of
HAY. and many other arucles.
TERMS "A credit Of Eigh, Months
will be given on all sums over $40. the
purchaser giving note and approved secu.
ri,y, the notes TO bear interest from date.
but if paid promptly when due The inter
est will be RENTED. Sums Of $40 and
under cash. No property 10 be removed
until settled for. Sale TO commence 81 10
o'clock. A. NJ.
RUANN n. SNYDER.
C. y. McGlncv. Auctioneer.
February 81. 1859. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06
About 40 Acres of
growing Wheat in
the ground.

Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Large new Dining Table, 3 other
Tables. . Beds!eads, | Lounge. Chairs
quantity Of Lard, Ten Plate Stove,
Buckets. Tub, Barrels, Hogsheads, and
many Other articles.
TERMS.-A credit OF SIX Months
will be given on all sums over $40. no'e
nd approved security required The notes
to bear interest from date bm If paid
punctualy when due the interest will be
RENTED. Sums Of $40 and Under cash,
and no property 10 be removed until set.
lied for. GGe Sale TO commence al 10 o..
clock, A. n.
HENRY HAGAN.
G. ID. McGlincy, Auclioneer
Feb 81, 1869 s"