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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

HLowHas N JAnuAly.-A gentleman infotnss
~ that be Pluoksd. ~ house yasd. IN this e.ty,
last Thursday, ths eth ins3. daadsaton " full
ing memosandno Of the circumstance
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

EXPECTED WAR 1son RAv. J. .. Ixsxn. On
Sunday next, Rev. J. o. Inskip The evangelist
Eiss Of meetings d Asbasy U6uroh, he AssAnes
TO opsn on that day. Al Arrangements have
not yet been perfected, aud " can Do NO nore
today than uaAks The simple announcement OF
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

Bau WouLpnr HAVE Tns Dooroa.-- Tho other
day Smyrna physician. whilst out On the 6assa-
fras road four or Ave milss from town, was r.
Who was quite sick Tia docene called, says the
Times bat the lady lmmsdiats'y locked hey rool1
door and called out 70 hss huaband-"John,
shan't do IT. told you wouldn't and I woa't
I'm SO ysAEs old and never took . dose Of ms1i-
cine In my life, and I nsvsr intsod To-" eha
stuck to Il and the Doctor had 10 laAve Withou1
sAAina hAr ...
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

TIE U.e. HoF1L A. L1Wns.-On Monday Weeh
William Fell, the new lessee, took posseeaIoa Ct
the United States aotsl It Lswes. NJ. Fell Wa
previous 10 that time ps0pefe4oe Of ~ 1rtch
Hotsl at Denton, Nd, which b managed with
ability and TN manner satisfactory 70 thu
general public.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

PusouAag OF KAoIU LAuD-Hamiltoo 0rs-
ham, one Of the most extensive kaolin QuAFSises
In the seass, has purchased Of Ephraim Wilson,
II acres Of land, suppoead 10 contain valuable
dspoaits OF kaolin, near Hocksssin, on the VIII
minatou Western road.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
engaged In ~

O1sz1A AsssCaAsloN. -Thoss engaged In ~
delivery Of oyaesn u OsisAeM hsve formed IN
taoa, ~ objestbsang ths psutsoSon Of ~ -.
bern from illegal 1eaaQrenaat ed iApoaioion
Iron hayess, md for the advaAosnsot q thair
intersst z ~ sgs1aF 61Ae gsseEaaiy. TAs FOL-
lowing oAsan were elssted q ssprsssnt he u
dsua, z. v. 1tf1i6an for vios Prssidsnt, TAos.
". DouGheety for Treasurer, ". Y. 6tes1ing for
aeerstaSy end z. v. nlkgaa for Commissonsg.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

DnAasHD 10 DsAf1.-Jno. ". Holt, . pro0i,
nsnt ciHean Of Cecil. died from The e1so4s 81
% unfortunate aoeSdsot MT Wednesday. II
was driving from his house near Union 1sstnS
House 10 Nkeoo, whom he va In some 0Anne1
prsopita&sd from his wagon and becoming e.
tangled in the running gear Wa drAGHed Soma
dissanos. his head and facs being terribly mutt.
ahogtly sftoeWaEdA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

T1s Gnux8Aox Apsu11oAns DgsogAAokp.-
Holl0hAn, yord I'D Denustsgha, IL tAsee men
arrested In this ~, sos veaAs ~. for sailing
..gssenbaek" a4vei d:sasaa.. were released from
New OAsels On Saturday On their own rscognix-
ancss ct The direction Of DISCREET Attorney Hig-
gias. In IL Untesd Dtssss District Court, this
Aosninz. II. Hieglns moved discootansAnss
of ths easss, anA 16sy wsss ordered 70 b. st1iok-
% from tbs docket Ounviction under the STAT
11s WoaA probably have bssn impossible.
TuanrUH II 1oTzou.-Ths annual mssting Of
ehs Witninston md Great Valley Turnpike Co.
vas bsld h The second saosy Of l. BrinShuIs1
1 Cos boilMng.. Monday AFTERNOON. and ths
elsc1inn thsn held ressltsd ~ follows:
Prasideut-Edvard Bsin9hune.
MAnA9sss-J.A B. enith, Z. T. Bsllah, n.
Miller, William Bright, 3. Bsinehurst Jr.. E.
Tas4atl, u. 1s-. =.r5l : - 'Fe
escestasy-E. TasoAl, Jr.
TtsAsuree-E BxinGhofsk Jr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
LOCAL NEWS.

vIattna their 500 ThoaAs, q New BFigesca,
Beaver oounty, Pa, inssnding to b. Ahesot aboaa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

THn CONTRACTION OF TEE PsAoH BORROW r.
built vsstwardly from Oxford, Pa, 10 probably
ons Of the most economically constructed rail-
roads in the country. Ths stations have besn
built BY individuals, subscriptions, pto-nies,
spelling bses, 10. When II Wa graded 70 FL
dora is vss announced thas those who would
help lay track would be given . rids on he oaza
70 oxford aud back for each day thsy worked.
In this way, 1t u statsd, the track was Laid and
the passes vsvs given, but when ths possessoFs
offered them they wsre told BY the conductoe
that hs knew nothing about the pAssss. and that
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

PAnsonAos Puno8AanD.-Ths 0ADbsss oe ~
n. z. Church q g. 0sxges, Nsw Cassle o.,
have purchased tbs dwelling used for passon-
age for the lase lev years for d, 100.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

OYsrE1 SHucKeM' Braixs.-On,f Friday last The
shucksrs In the oyster packing establishments d
Messss. ". H. 9esvsns 4 Co !, In this ooWn, 70
the number Of about 10. ssEuck ageiast . rsdss-
aon Of ~ cents per gallon. They were ~
eeiving is cents per gallon, but the employing
pAeksfs named above. ct meeting On Thurs-
day afternoon, determined On redno6oo 10
12k cents per gallon, hence the ssriks. On
Monday tbs strike extended u the hoass Of D.
Ford 4 Co., bot iatss IN the day N adjus1neot
wss made and the strikers went to work q ths
old pricsA-&e9tord Catssen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

AA0 a A NONTH--Akoets wanted Svesy.
VV1Nuvwhers. Besiness houorsbae aed ART
Hksvu Uclass- Particulars sent ffoo. A4Af0Se
~0VV J. WORTH 4 co., d. xoNis. NJ
aaG1A TAlyWs n.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

Assoetstsd hsss lpsstas 1sarsw.
PmApaz4NA, Jan. IL.
1loar remains dull, with no dsanAnd saespt
tor The oetssr grads Western faalily eS 500
96.T1; Psune. DO. eb.75@8 30 fancy grades.
910090.@. Wheat 61m And more aoGivs;
Pen0a- I'd, d. S70L49 Western Do. q. CLIO
amber el.A. Rye steady. Prime dry corn IN
for nsv % for old. Oats In s1sedy ssqusse |;
whies '46@A6o mixed "A. Provliloos dull !;
mees pork cal 600e22 90; lard i30l31<o.
Whisksy 1t e1.12 for Western.
PHILADELPHIA oAzTE1 MAlKBxs
40 PHMADn11nA, Jan. 10.
y Cattle dali and unchanged 9Asep Axmsr II
6H97o pr b. gross q 10 oon&a0n Hogs
as1ly Aead md sold q oll013 80 pr one hun
drsd he. nAA
QUoEA1JoQe AZ E11 11ANDyWINH M1KLA IoA yI0U1
AND 0AA1N-0nAaACzED DALAI.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

TIE 1A1NmA' Mutual annual election
Of tie soookhoadsss Of The TAfneFs' Mutual Fire
lnsus1Ass %. Of The Stats Of Delaware VS. bed
u ~ e0ee Of The company, as3 Market etrsst.
ton vses fs-slsetsA: Z. O. stoassnhurg. JoesPh
1EtnghuEst, WA. q. Gibbons, eAnnAl AeQaV,
j., eanaAi n. Pussy. Charles Waznee. PhiAp
fiaakeee @ D. Ethsen, uhas: =. sssenin6.
eaanA 1aoeeof4 j.. John p. Oochrae, 0eos4s
2. Tyboak, d. Wi1tAa CuaaAaA bsnjanae
Dartee, HsnlDvs Iayss, Jso. 2. WiihAaascn md
Bsnjaain =. 1ookA Ths DirsetoEs viii nasse
ona day nsxt week for osgAaiaaetoo. Ths en-
nual steesaae w. Ssin4d . vssk aGo md wa
proaQ11H pa4naod II NE 0D1K1AmAL In full.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

DRO0RANfH8 FOR CONCERTS AND
1 oqadaI School satsstaanDants 9atckly pGlntod,
VlsA eisae W. a uaAsA paP@, = ~ ou1nsEAl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

VIM. @. Purnsll Of Elkton, vas made journal
clerk In the House 1t Annapolis.
Pritohart, the oolorsd thief who was arrested
In the county for . larceny committed In Csodl,
has bssn turned over to the Maryland authosi-
ties.
There we're 100 marriages In Cecil last year.
Amos Lseoh has bean working q the Marley
mill for so Year, and 10 the oldest hand In the
p}aAa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

interest," and 0tat9 tax o.
f00Aed 0e0t. ........:.......
Com0taslo1eSs Of sinking
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
ChRplcr l2t.

AN ACT additional 10 chapter thirty-one OF the no.
vised statutes relating 10 Factors, Agents and
WarphouseInen
BE- u enacted dc as follows:
SECr l. Tue following sections are hereby added
20 chapter thrfy-one OF the revised statute.
SECT. 1. The title To goods and chattels stored
In a public warehouse shall pass TO purchaser or
I1edgee in good faith. by the Enforcement TO such
purchaser PLEDGE, but not In blank of the ware
house mans receip' therefor, signed toy the person
20 whom the receipt was originally given, or by an
indorsee of the receipt and recorded In the books Of
the warshOuse-rna with whom such goods ana
chattels are stored
which sh al be entered account of all transactions
relating 10 the warehousng storing aud insurng OF
goods and merchandise, aud the Issuing oil
warehouse-mRn's certificates and the Endorsement
thereof which books shalt be open Ia the Inspection
of any person interested In the property stored ln
his warehouse
SECT. O. Goods and chattels stored with pub
lie warehouse.man NAV be attached as the goods of
the person named in the warehouse mans receipt
therefor. when no Enforcement of such receipt has
been recorded on the books OF the warehouse-fnan;
aud where anv such Endorsement has been recorded,
may be attached the goods of the last indorsee OF
the receipt. shown by the books of the warehouse
man. by leaving at the warehouse where tue goods
are stored copy Of the writ, with copy OF so much
of the officers return thereon relates & the At
tachment of such goods. And an attachment 80
made shall be valid against any transfer OF such
goods the evidence OF which l. not recorded In the
books of the warchouse-man, when the copy Of the
writ Is so eft
SECT. Z. Whoever indorses or assigns or other
wise dsposes of a warehou.emans certificate, after
his interest In the property described In such certi
cate has been attached, without disclosing the at
tachment thereof % the person to whom SUCH G r
tcate shall be indor.ed, assigned, or disposed Of,
shall, If he has knowledge OF such attachment. be
punished by fine not exceeding five thousand dollars,
and imprisonment In the State prison not exceeding
three years, by imprisonment In the common jail
not exceeding one year
Scot. 6. Any person who advertises or offers to
receive goods merchandise on storage for other
parties shall be deemed public warehouse-man for
the purposes of this act
SECr.2 2. This act shall take effect when approved
(Approyed February ~, 1861
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14

by any person or persons In his their own name,
before any municipal police court, or trial justice
la the county where the oense T. committed, or the
defendant resides; such penalties may De- r,cov-
cred by action in the superior court of the county
of Cumber aud, In the supreme court OF tins
Stale. which actions shall be governed by the same
rules other actions I'm said courts except hat up
on a recovery by the plaintiff or plaintiffs IN such
suit I'm said courts fun costs shall b. allowed u such
plaintiff or plaintiff without regard 60 the amount
of sueh recovery; AMI any Judge OF the supreme
court, superior court of Cumberland county. ~ Of
any police municipal court, and any trial Justce
j. authorized, upon receiving sufficient security Tor
costs ON the part of the complainant and sufficient
proof by affidavit of the violation of any of the pro-
visions OF this act by any person being temporarily
within his Jurisdiction, but not residing therein or
by any person whose name and residence are un-
known 10 the comp ianant. 20 issue hi warrant and
have such offender committed or held 10 bail, 10
answer the charge against him. ANY penalties
when collected, shall be paid by the court before
which conviction shall BE- had one-half TO tie coun-
ty where conviction is obtained. aud the remainder
10 the prosecutor On the n0n-piymtnt OF the PEN
atty, the defendant shall be committed 10 the cum
mon jail of the county for period at not less than
ten days and al the Taie of one day for each dollar
Of the amount of the Judgment. where the sum Is
over ten dollars In amount aud IL shall be- the duty
of any county attorney in this State and be Is here
by required 10 commence actions for the recovery
OF the penalties allowed and imposed In this act, up
on receiving proper Information; and IN al actions
brought by such county attorney, one-halt of the
penalty recovered and collected shall be paid TO the
person giving information on which the action IL
brought. aud the other half 10 the county where
conviction + obtaned this clause. however, no, To
prec ude any person from bringing suit 20 recover
enforce any of the penalties named In this act.
without the aid Intervention Of any county at
torney.
SECT. o. Nothing In this act shall be construed 10
prevent any person persons from lawfully catch
ing ish in waters owned by him them for the pur-
pose of stocking other waters or to prevent the hsh
commissioners their agents, duly authorized from
law fully taking fish az any time or In any manner
for the purposes of propagation or for stocking
other waters.
SECT. q. All acts and parts of acts conflicting
with this act hereby repealed.
lApproved February %, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter I13.
AN ACT to amend chapter ffty.One, section ff'y

AN ACT 10 amend chapter ffty-one, section ff,y.
one Of the revised statutes relative to Railroads
Be a. enacted, DC, a. follOws:
Section ityoue of chapter hfly-one of the revised
statute, Is amended 30 10 read a follows:
SECT. 81. They shall keep an accurate account
of the receipts aud expenditures OF such road and
exhibit st. on request, 10 any officer OF the corpora
tiOn or other person interested. They shall, from
the rec -ipis keep the road, buildings and equip
ments in repair furnish such rolling stock AZ l.
necessary and the balance after paying running eN-
penses shall be- applied to the payment OF any dam.
ages arising from msieasance In the management Of
the road aud after that according 10 the rights of
partie. under the mortgage. They shall not be per
sonay liable except for malieasance or fraud.
When all over due bonds aud coupons secured by
the mortgage are paid they shall surrender the road
aud other property 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Approved February %, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 1875.
AN ACT for the protection of Land-LOcked salm
Trout nd uasa

AN ACT for the protection of Land-Loeked Salmon,
Trout and Bass.
Be II enacted. dc. as follows:
SECT. /. There shall be annual close-time for
land- cked salmon, commonly SO called, trout, black
bass and Oswego bass, in all Of the waters ~ this
State as follows: viz For land.locked salmon, from
the fifteenth day of September to the first day OF
March following; for trout. from the first day of
October 10 the fst day of March following; and for
ack bass and 0swego bass, from the first day Of
April 10 the first day OF June following.
SECT. 2. No person shall at any time catch, take,
bass or oswego bass by means of any grapne spear,
trawl weir net seine trap set line, either through
the Ice or otherwise, or with any device or In any
other way than by the ordinary way Of hand fishing
with single baited hook and line or with artificial
flies, under penalty of not less than ten nor more
than thirty dollars for each oifense and further
fine of one dollar for each fish 30 caught taken
killed And all set lines, grapnes, spears travis,
wers nets seines traps and devices other than fair
angling asaforesaid, are hereby prohibited on the
fresh or lakes, ponds and streams of this State;
aud when found In use or operation on said lakes,
ponds sire Ems, they hereby declared forfeit
aud contraband and any person finding them In
same.
SECT. g. No person shall catch, take, kill, expose
for sale or have In possession except alive any land
locked salmon between the fifteenth day of Septen-
Der and the first day Of March following, or any
trout between the first day OF October and the frst
day of March following; or any black bass 0swe-
20 bass between the first day Of April and the first
than ten dollars, more than thirty dollars, and
further fine of dollar for each fish thus caught,
taken, killed. exposed for sale or In possession ex
cept as aforesaid.
Scot g. All penalties imposed under the provis-
ions Of this act may be recovered with costs Of suit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14

AN ACT In relation to appeals from County Com
mssioners.
Be u enacted. DC, as follows:
The provisions OF chapter nintyone Of the laws of
Maine, approved January twenty nine. eighteen hun
dred and seyentythree. shall not apply 10 any case
relating to the location, alteration dscontinuanee
Of any highway, pending mt the date Of the passage
of said act, In which right Of appeal was thereby
annuled; but parties interested may, Jointly or
severally, apply in writing TO the county commits
siouers In any county where such case was then
pending, within three months from the approval of
aud thereupbn said county commissioners shall
cause all further proceedings to be stayed, and such
parties may enter and prosecute such appeal IN said
supreme judicial court with all the rights otherwise
provided by law; provided, however, that this act
shall not apply to appeals in any case where such
highway has been actually built, altered, discontin
ued or contracted be built altered Discontinued
IApproved February %, 1876
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 1876.

AN ACT explanatory Of " An Act additional for
the assessment aud collection of taxes" approved
February twenty-seyen, eighteen hundred and
scyenty-one.
D. IL enacted, DC, as follows
Tue provisions Of chapter two hundred and thirty
of the public acts Of eighteen hundred and seventy
one shall not apply TO vessels built in process OF
or undergoing repairs, which belong
to persons residing out of the state
lApproyed February %. 1861
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter I2s.

AN ACT 70 amend section eighty.seyen of chapter
eighty-two of the revised statutes relating 10 Evil
dence.
Be IL enacted, &C., rs follows;
Exception first of section eighty.seven OF chapter
eghtytwo of the revised statutes Is hereby amended
so as To read a. follows:
The deposition OF party. or his testimony given
nj former trial may be used at the trial after his
death the opposite party Is then alive and in that
case the latter may also testify
lApproyed February 80 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 100.
AN ACT relating to the Taxation of Insurance

AN ACT relating to the Taxation of Insurance
Companies.
BE 10 enacted, DC, as follows:
SECT. /. Every insurance company or association
which does business In this state. not Incorporated
or associated under the laws thereof shall herein
after provided annually pay tax upon all premiums
received, whether In cash In notes absolutely pay
able In excess losses actually paid during the
fe property or Interests therein the rate of two
per centum per annum.
SECT. 2. In determining the amount Of tax due
under the preceding section there shall be deducted
by each company from the full amount of premiums
received, the amount paid IN this state during the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter I2l.

AN ACT 10 amend section one hundred aud seven.
teen of chapter eighty.tyo OF the revised statutes
relating TO Division of Accounts.
Be II enacted, dc "a follows:
Section hundred aud seventeen of chapter
eighty-two Is hereby amended so rs 10 read rs fol-
lows:
SECT III. When plaintiff brings divers suits
ut the term Of a court against tie same party,
which might have been Joined In one, or divides an
account that might have been sued for In action,
and commences successive suits upon parts of the
same, or brings more than one suit on joint and
several contract he shall costs n only of
them, aud on ony one Of the judgments shall exc
cuiion run against the body of the same defendant
unless the court after notice TO the defendant and
hearing certihes that there good cause for CON-
mencing them lApproved February %, 1861
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chnplrr 122.

AN ACT to provide for securing the rights of Mort
gage Bondholders.
BE IL enacted, dc as follows:
The provisions of the revised statutes. chapter &c
ty-one sections forty seven 10 seventy, each incu
siye are so far amended as 10 apply 10 and include
all mortgages of franchises lands other heredia
ments or Of all of them heretofore or hereafter
given by any corporation 10 trustees TO secure scrip
bonds Of said corporation, so that the holder OF
said scrip or bonds may have the benefit OF all said
provisions whether the said mortgages have been
may be forecosed in the manner provided by section
hfty-three Of said chapter. In any other legal
manner and 10 the extent of and with r. ference to
the property covered by the mortgage: the new cor
poraton, when organized. shall have all the rights
fApproyed February %, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 1917.

AN ACT in relation to appeals from County Con
fnissionars
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-21
Cine moblIeile Rur.

8snn man bemerft, Dap man lih
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lein.
gStnn man cine Grfilhm9 49 Stnn'
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ScDcrs& &ciOcm.

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NenldCn Isiesn. ii iebr biufs bic llrlads Won
aOpi urb, llnbcrOauIiGfeit unO 9Bsprpia,
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