Delaware State News and Appointments Report
The paper reports on the appointment of Judge Hargieries as Chief Justice by Associate Judge, notes a judicial commission pending for Kent County, and discusses population growth and land value in Delaware. It mentions Isaac Gutts depositing one thousand dollars in the Far East Bank, and references coverage of the Levy Court and school commissioner elections forthcoming tomorrow.
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Josep P. Conners
Kent County
Baxecyeros
Eckkects
Delaware
Massachusetts
Europe
England
France
Scotland
Advertisements Abound In Raportame Steamboat Listings
The notice highlights numerous ads in today’s Raportame Steamboat and Express notices. It covers Agricultural Implements Real Estate Circus and Legal Advertisements and other interests, urging readers to view the whole section for potential opportunities and fortunes.
Lexington Wins 20000 Dollar Match At New Orleans
The celebrated race horse Lexington won the twenty thousand dollars match against Ome on 7 at Maw Orleans. He ran a four mile in seven minutes and nineteen seconds, the quickest time ever made by horseflesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ome
Orleans
Know Nothing pamphlet attacks Methodism and politics
An extract from a pamphlet denounces Know Nothing influence in Methodism, claiming infidelity and abolitionism fuel the order. It warns Methodists to guard church independence, links episcopal control to despotism, and cites anti American aims alongside critiques of bishops and presiding elders. Sussex Court notes deaths and trials including Calloway rape case and a Camden shooting accident.
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Benton
N. J
Delawary
Icp
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Memorial resolutions for Chief Justice Booth noted by New Castle bar
At a Wilmington meeting of New Castle county bar on March 31 1855 a committee of five was formed to draft resolutions mourning Chief Justice Booth. Resolutions praised his 14 years on the Superior Court bench, offered family condolences, and directed copies to the widow and court records. Willard Hall chaired, Leo Wales secretary, with John Wales and Edward W Gilpin appointed to execute the fifth resolution. Also reports Cincinnati election riots and a British clerical trial along with brief items.
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New Castle County
Wilmingtop
John. Wales
Wierd Hall
Edward W. Gilpin
Leonard E. Wales
John Wales
Boor
J. J. Milligan
Daniel M. Bates
George B. Rodney
Fay
Victor du Pont
Delaware
Booth
Edvward W. Gilpin
John A. Allderdice
Willard Hall
Attest
Luoxano B. Waves
Sec’y
One-Price Clothing Co claims lowest prices in Philadelphia
Saresean Jones & Co of the Crescent One-Price Clothing Ro advertises a vast stock made expressly for retail sale. They pledge uniformity of prices and claim every customer gets a fully insured article at the lowest price, with each man treated as his own salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saresean Jones & CO
Crescent
Phildelphia
Legislature of Louisiana in rowdy session finale
A 19th century chronicle notes Louisiana lawmakers as closing their session by rolling paper balls and hurling statues and books, followed by a merriment filled performance on the floor. It also mentions English political turnover, accidental death in Hartford, and ships mourning the Czar.
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Pent & Watson
South Fourth St
Philadia
Parapet
Messrs
Evans
Chasant and
Fifth Streets
Legislatore Gasser
Tne
Louisiana
Milford marriage notice for Clarke and Miss Many
Listing details a marriage banns or betrothal between Clarke of Milford Delaware and Miss Many of Philadelphia, dated April 6, 1855. The document also includes a pricing list for various goods such as flour, bee products, wheat, corn, potatoes, poultry, and dried fruits with unit prices and quantities.
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Clarke
Taowas Carrs
Milford, del
Miss Many
Noble Heath
Philadelphia
Perth
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