Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
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Advice to literary men II you want
to stick to your work, write on fly paper.
The New Orleans tribune is enlarged
and improved. AG.e 119s
Indian scalps in Colorado are worth
800 each. @ "A n
Mime tenths of the ivory handled para
soils are made of oxens shin bones
Mrs. Stowe's Religious poe,nsp are to
be reprinted in London. &hal
q, IAN exchange thinks ten pounds of
sausage for d dollar is ''dog cheap" Aeh
Go Good blood will show for ITSELF" as
the old lady said, when she was struck with
the redness Of her nose. aa @ia.iils'a
Italy sends to this country for her bank
note paper. This country sends to Italy
| for her musical notes.
+; The s'Sea of Ice" has been brought ont
at Barnums. 1t is q good piece for the
weather. a,.. ,......,.,,..-,
!; do Cose was asked whether he had laid
in his coal. Never said 10, emphatical-
ly, 81 never lay there" .e54
COL Mcclure, of fChambersburg, is fight
ing shy of the Indians. - Exchange. f
Let them fight; we bet Aleck win lick him.
q -lGovernor Perry has written another
long letter against reconstruction. He has
doubtless more of the same sort in his Per-
ry-cranium, .l-ANi sLA no'3Al7tgu M
Martha Jane -" Now, Jimmy, If you
do that again, I'll go and tell your mother"
Matilda Ann :E" That's no good-slap is
cad, and let i'm tell is mother!" hA Atlio-
DIR. Forbes WirsIow, a London ply
sician, has published a book to show that
the moon really has some connection with
lnnacy. sF@g .5,'
The Newark Courier says there was
neither crowd nor cheeriwhen the Presi-
dent! passed through that city on Friday
last. st,,
.-.Generals Pillow and Hindman upitedin
urging an acceptance Of the military recon-
struction act at meeting held in Arkansas
on the 2Sth ult., by both blacks and whites.I
The rulers of France, Russia and Prns-
sia went to prayers in Paris-and the people
were SO surprised that, they gathered out
side the door and clieered yociferously.
-s'More military usurpation, says the
New Orleans Republican, when General
Sheridan issues orders to furnish two hun
dred rations a-day for the use of the asylum
| for the insan. at Jackson, La, Il 49, h
c-4The Board of Alderman of New York
have appropriated $4,000 to celebrate the
Fourth Of July. Theiboard of the Board
on that day willeat a large holesin the ap-
Precipitation. ago If9iilleq eAi ii aousa "a
lv--A young lady being requested by aniold
| bachelor to take q seat upon his knee ina
Icrowded sleigh, made the following reply /:
lI"No, thank you; I'm afraid such an Did
seat would break down under me- sGq
| -" Haye the Jury agreed pn asked judge.
IIof a court attache, whom he met upon the
stairs with q bucket in his hand. 9 Yes" !"
replied Patrick, "they have agreed to send
out for half gallon.
| There is difficulty between the Board of
irfuas,n unuir rne butchers ofNew ork. me
latter threaten to stop supplies Of beefunlessi
the former stop shutting up slaughter houses
as nuisahces. p ase9'aai1 eii 10 sWai il
-Schell, the artist, Is likewise punster.
When with some Of his brethren out sketch
ing, one of the club proposes to remain and
sketch another landscape. sob, no, says
Schell, alet's ketch the cars" ~ I"
The story is stillafioat that the bones of
soldiers, horses and cattle killed at Bull
Run, are being gathered by the owners of
the soil and shipped to Baltimore, where
they are ground into fertilizers. sis-
The Superintendent OF a Sunday School
+! in Hartford. Conn, recently made his an
nual report, in which he recommended that
the adult members should go to work and do
all in their power to increase the infant
class in his school during the coming year.
"A man ia Brantford, Canada, attempted
to drown q whisky detective the other day
Iby pushing him into the canal. The detec-
| tive was rescued by coupp.e of soldiers,
and the man who tried to drown him was
arrested and fined $i5. 10 ls ss Il tl., h.
"A forlorn fellow thus says plaintively !;
g When Sallys arms her dog imprison,
always wish my neck was his'n how often
lwould l stop and turn, to get pat from a
hand like her'n; and when she kisses Tow
sers nose, ohl don't wish that were
| those. t4lai ~
Two men in Davenport, Iowa, claim
the same woman as their lawful wife. They
have gone to law about it, and the Judge is
puzzled as to which man to assign her to,
The woman herself don't care particularly
which ofthe two wins-she's' sure of hav-
ing one, no matter how The case is. decided.
"A ST. Louis journal calls thief a
"larcenist," mild term, signifying that
the thief repented, restored the property,
and was released from custody in considera-
ton of the fact that it was the first offence,
and the owner of the property did not wish
to prosecute. s'Larcenist," as Polonius
would say, ''is good"
"A correspondent of the Charleston Mer-
curry says of Secretary Seward HE looks
as if his reyerie loft was always in fermeni
and himself up among the cobwebs solving
some problem. can liken him to nothing
created save sly, gray, old rat, sitting or
the corner of his hole and diagnosing bag
of corn.
In the year 1866 thirty -four slave dhowl
and other slave vessels were captured on the
coasts of Africa by British ships. Thirteer
hundred and three slaves were found OF
board the vessels captured Several, how
ever, had no slaves on board, but had landed
slaves-one dhow as many as one hundred
and seventy-six. ss-
Diary for hotweek Sunday-Day o
rest of course nothing can be done. ,f.
Monday Being early in the week
+ don't be too precipitate in beginning any
thing.