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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25
THE HAPPY FAMILY.

Meeting of the Democratic state Com
ventton-Neyv Castle and sussex Repair
Market the Saulsburys in their UmrfPe
State-It only Partially succeeds.
In accordance with call from their State Cen
trail Committee the Democrats of thisStatc met in
State Convention, at Dover, Wednesday. Dele
gates were present from all the Hundreds in this
county except Red Lion, and from nearly all the
Hundreds in Kent county. sussex was not more
than half represented.
The train carrying the delegates arrived at about
/ o'clock, and after dinner the several county
caucuses were held, those of New Castle and hent
concluding at about o'clock, and then the two
delegations waited nearly an hour for the Sussex
caucus to adjourn. At last, impatient Of waiting,
Mr.. Thomas F. Bayard, OF this city, called the
Convention to order, and suggested the appoint
ment OF committee to inform the Sussex dele
gates that the Convention was waiting for them.
Such motion was made and carried, but Just as
the committee was appointed the Sussex dele
gates came in.
The Convention organized by appointing Mr..
George Lodge. of New Castle county, temporary
Chairman, and George W.S Nicholson, OF Sussex
county temporary Secretary.
motion to appoint committee OF lhree
| of the Convention was then made, but at the sug
gestion of Mr.. Benjamin T. Bggs, withdraw
| until the roll was SCALED.
| At the conclusion of the roll call Mr.. Bigg
| said :" / notice several editors of papers, of GU
own family, In the hall, and move they be invltet
| to seats on the lloor of the convention I'M
| motion was carried. The Democratic editor
| present were Mr. johnson of the Gazette, Mr.
| Kirk of the DeLaiodrean, and Mr.. Vandcrfoid o
| the Middlctown Transcript.
The motion to appoint y committee of nine OF
| permanent offices, was renewed and carried, an
| the committee retired. After short absence
returned and reported the following as perma
nent officers of the convention 3
| President, Geo. G. Lodge.
Vice Presidents, Henry b. Fiddeman, VIM.
| Jones.
Secretaries, John H. Moore, Loylcy II. Jacol
and John G. Stockley.
On motion OF Mr. Bayard, a committee
three from each county was appointed TO pr.
| pare resolutions. The chair appointed as sal
committee, Messrs. T. +. Bayard, b, 1. bigg
. and james c. Matthews, of New Castle Co.,
8. Watson, r. r. Reynolds and B. Y. Collins,
Kent Co., and Robert Davis, John s. Bacon, m
/ Geo. VS.. Nicholson, of Sussex county.
: The Convention then went into nominatit
| and election of delegates to the New York Co
!, ventiou, and those fixed upon ny the county dc
u egations were put In nomination and elect
8 without opposition. They were as follows -
r Neo Castle. .Countp.-pelegates, Hon. James
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

TnE GAZETTE, referring to General Lo-
gan's proposition to remove the National
Capital says he proposes to saddle the pco-
''plc of the United States, with cost of
seven hundred million dollars" This asser-
ton is, OF course, due to the Gdyette's ig-
uorancc. Had it investigated the PROPOSE
ton Of General Logan, it would have found
that he pledges the people Of the West to
raise the amount necessary to remove the
present public buildings, the estimated cost
(which is nothing like that indicated by the
Gasctte.
Personally, We are opposed to the project,
hut we base our objection on legitimate
grounds, anti do not make the matte- one OF
mere partisan spleen, as does the paper
u,IOteu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

Progress OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
The country will be gratified to learn that
This great national work is going ahead even
iasler than was promised. Six hundred and
lorty miles are now in operation, and the
track is being laid Westward at the rate Of
Two miles per day, At this rate, the loco
motive will be at Salt Lake by winter, and
~ now seems probable that the whole grand
iine to the Pacific will be open to travel next
year. Brigham Young has 5000 men at
work in Utah, and all that energy, experience
anu abundant means can do to accomplish
lhis result, will be done. We are assured
ny the Government Commissioners appoint
Gu to inspect the road, that it is in all re-
spects first class, and will do credit to the
cuuntry, and be prepared iorrhe immense
trallic that is waiting for it. The Company
FIRST Mortgage Bonds are now eagerly takeI
ny investors, the sales having recently beel
.Wo hundred thousand dollars per day. Gov
Mashburn says that they are the best securi
" In the world.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

Hon. john M. BRooMALL, the present
excellent Congressman from the Delaware
and Chester District, will retire at the close
Of this term, and the nomination being con-
crdcd to Chester county, quite a number of
names are being canvasscd. Among them
aic those of Wayne McVeagh, ESQ.,, Wash
instun Townsend. Esq, Col. Dickey, DIR.
llutcl,ison, of Oxford, and Henry s. Evans,
of iln Rcc0rd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25
rhe sexes and Arrangements.

II may be laid down as a general rule that
amusements which separate the sexes are
dangerous. Iwould not press the truth too
narrowly and literally but undoubtedly it is q
general truth that where women seek their
amusements in one way by themselves, there
is in both ways a tendency to degeneration
and temptation. God meant that man and
woman should live together, work together,
and in all the functions of life-civil, social,
religious, artistic and intellectual-co oper-
ate with each other; and their mutual rela-
tions are harmonizing and balancing, and no
where else more than in the seeking and
prosecution of amusements. believe that
boys and girls should go to school together.
AS they sit together in the household, so
thing they should sit together in our tenn
pies of learning. Colleges should not be for
all men or for all women; but the same
buildings and the same professors should he
provided for both in common. And as it is
| In everything else, so 1t should be in xmuse-
ments. There is much greater liability to
temptation and immortality, where amuse-
ments is sought in the isolation or separation
| of the sexes
Therefore, all exhibitions of pictures and
statutes, all provisions for public recreation
| all institutions for public amusements, ,shoult
be such MS to enable the people to go il
groups and families.
do not think amusements can be goot
generally, in community in which a mai
Is ashamed to take his whole family to them
If there is anything you would not like you
wife and children to participate with you
the presumption is that it is wrong; and
there is anything you would like them t
participate in with you, the presumption
that it is right.-All this might be made
rule of Judgment far more widely than it no,
HI " Reecher.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

TnRRR HAS BBEN q subtle suspicion In
The public mind, for long time, that the
Southern ''chivalry" were ovcrrated as the
plnks Of all that was proper. The suspicion
finds new justification in the conduct of MIR.
y. A. Pollard, of Richmond, whose pre-em-
inence as the representative of the class of
Southern gentlemen has long been ack-
howledged. He now turns up in New
York, in complaint made by his wife
against some ladies where her husband had
been boarding, charging them with assault
Ing her, when she came In search of the
great historian. She states that she was
married to him some three years ago. that
She then ascertained he had another wife
whereupon she ceased to live with him; hi
then procured divorce from his first wife
anu remarked her, number one. Lately
She has had to pawn her jcwelry, etc., t.
pay his hotel bills.
Really this looks bad for the chivalry
AS the Frenchman said of Madame, We "be
gin to suspect something"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

TnE UNION LEAGUE, of Philadelphia, some
months ago, offered series of prizes, the
largest of which was five hundred dollars,
for essays son the legal organization of the
''peoplc to secure candidates for offices. !"
The Committee who had the matter in
charge have recently reported, and have
awarded the first prize to William +. Bar
her Esq, of West Chester,one of the staunch
Republicans of that goodly town, and a
clear and sagacious lawyer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

THE pRRTENTIoUs CHARACTER of tho Demo-
cratic objection to ohaving politics introduced
into the Supreme Court, is shown by the
fact that no less than four of the Judges are
spoken of in connection with the New York
nomination for President. These are JUS
tices Chase, Davis, Nelson and Field.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

WE DEVOTE large quantity Of Cur space,
today, to the publication in full of the re-
port of the Board of Trade Committee on
the Wilmington and Western Railroad en-
tcrprise. We are certain that nothing is of
greater importance to tho people of our city
as well as of tho people on the route pro-
unsrd to he taken to the West
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

General Grant, although at IIeadquar-
tiers, was not invited by A. j. to attend his
little review, gotten up ostensibly in honor
of the Chinese Embassy.
Secretary McCulloch has not resigned,
nor does he purpose so to do, his relations
with the President being represented as Of
most amicable and satisfactory character.
Dispatches from our Consul at Bombay
have been received at Washington, which
state that the American ship "Living Age
was burned at sea on the 18th of April.
Crew all saved.
General Grant approves of the course
adopted by General Buchanan in reference
to the State and municipal. government in
Louisiana,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

Hon. Il. B. WARD, of Detroit, known as
one of the most prominent and extensive
manufacturers of the Northwest, has recently
made speech, copies of which are being
generally circulated, in which he complains
that the Tariff question was not considered
In the Chicago platform.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

THE Bill adding twenty per cent. to the
salaries of the Government employees, whose
pay is less than 81, 800 per anaum, was laid
on the table of the House, Thursday, by
vote of Gs TO Ga, which probably ensures the
defeat Of the hill
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25
lelaware Tribnlle


MINISTER ROMERO, of Mexico, assures our
government at Washington that the condi-
lon of his country was never more encour-
aging, in the prospect of the security for life
und property.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

Exact limitations of disgusting spiders
are the newest thing out in the earring line
at Paris.
A Maine contemporary, in an article on
the weather, says that, under the influence
of the continued wet, ''the grass leaps with
low 1t is hoped it will not pull itself out
ofroot.
An exchange in speaking of celebrat.
ed singer, says "Her voice is delicious
pure as the moonlight, and tender as three
shilling shirt"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

NEw STArIoSs.-Several new stations are about
to be built on the Baltimore Central Railroad.
There will be one at Warnings Meeting House,
where the land has been rendered, and $500 sub
scribed by the citizens. Another will be located
at Liberty Grove, where land has also been ten
dered, and $500 guaranteed. This is an enter
prising neighborhood, and many new buildings
are going on there.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

New Posr, GAR "A post of the Grand Army
of the Republic was organized a few days ago at
r. E. Smith; s. v. g., Charles Tatman, Jr., Ad-
jutant, J. W. Jolls; Q. NJ, E. B. Rice Surgeon,
X. B. Mckee, NJ. d. 0. d., William J. Morris
o. g., ]. II. French. 1t will be known as Post
No. 4.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

LARGE MAGNoLIA.-An immense specimen of
the Magnolia Grand Flora is now on exhibition
at Mr.. J. P. Doughten's store, sos Market street.
We measured it and found the leaves 10 be "a
inches In length by II inches in width. Tho
petals of the flower were "a inches In length. It
was grown In the yard OF DR.. Couper, inNew
Castle. ..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

PIlESoMENoN EXTRAoRDINARY.-Int the Hour
ishing little dwarf pear orchard of s. 8. Man
chester, Esg.. of Lincoln the visitor secs several
pear trees in blossom, and on the same trees
healthy looking pears halfgrown. =
Here is n nut for the philosophers to crack.
growers, in this fast age, wherein sowing and
reaping, or blossoming and fruiting, simulta-
neously, would be financially, gratifying mark
of nrOpress,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

STRAWBERRY HIrMENTs.-George W. Rislcr,.
of Lincoln. Del, and s. p. Hewes, Of the firm OF
on the Junction & Breakwater Railroad a line Of
market cars in which strawberries may be ship
ped from lower Delaware to New York, going
through to market without any re-shpment By
this means two sources Of Injury and loss are
avoided, viz: by delay and by too frequent hand
ling
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

why are the Irish Democrats?
1t would require history of the rise and
progress and decay of American political
parties for the last seventy years to answer
the above query satisfactorily.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-19
Saturday, August 29th, A. d. 1865


| at 10 clock 4. NJ. to wit
! John Doe, lots l. , 3, 5 and in block No ;
Of Van WnAlea and Proctcrs division OF Carson City
| for Sis 6s.
John Doe. lots > 5, G. ard 10 in block No Ga
of Proctor and GIe MS division of Carson City. for
| IS So.
John Doe, lots l. Q, 8, T. 5. 81, 9, 10, II
| AM. II in pl, ok M Of Van Wrinkle and Proctor
division If Carson City, for 20 50.
john Doe, lots and 10 in block No g. of urry' s
division :. Car on City. for IS II.
John Doe. north west quart Of block No 90;
of .me bl,ck Philips division of Carson City,
for 10 Is.
J,hn Doe, lot 8 block No 90 Mrsser's division
Of Cara City; also, lot in block 81 # same d
vision. for Is 1.
John Doe, south half If block No IL of Pierscn
and Good ich's divisirn of arson City; also, I
in block II same dvsi. n, for IS II.
I'm Loe, lots 3 and in o k CO OF Sears
Thomi son and Sears division of Carson City, for
81 o5.
John Toe, north half # block 65. Sears TIL mp
son md Sears division # Car>on City; also l. t 2
in block G6. same DIVISION, for II ~.
J In De. lots I. s., ard Il in block 81, Scars,
Thompson and 5. ars' division of Carson City fol-
$40 -
Jthn De Its and book As. Sears 1homp-
son and Sears divisi' If Carson City, for u 81.
John Dee lots and in block A., Sears Thnmp-
son AMI Sears division If Carson City, for II 70.
Sears, Thompson and Sears division of Carson
City. for 20 50.
John Doe. lrt3 in block % # Sears. Thompson
and Sears division of Carson City; alro, lot in
block a. same division, for Is II.
John Doe. sonth half Of lot 6 block p, Sears,
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City, for
II So.
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So n MONS.

fifty cents state Revenue s.ampI
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECONI
Juiic al Di-fri.t. of the State Of Nevada il
aud for the unity Of OImsby
NELSON STuNTOMIRE ys. ALICE SION
T0MIkE. Action brought in the District Court
Of the Second Judicial d strict of the State 81
Nevada, in and for the county If n'shy and The
complaint filed in aid County Of Orm-by in the
cfice Of the Clerk of id District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Alice
Stnntomire defendant: Y.f'i a g erebY required
to appear in action brought against Won by the
above named plaintiff in the District Curt of the
Second Ju iicisl District of the STATE Of Nevada
il, ard for the county of 'rmsi,y. and t answer
the complaint fled therein "a copy of which mc-
comp ,nias this summons within ten da, (eScln-
i've Of the dit ii seTvic-) after the service you
cf this Summons-if served v thin this county :
Or Il serv-1 cut If this county, but in tbs Dis
trict. within twenty days, o. herwi>e within forty
iays-or judgment by default will be taken
s8iinst You.
The said .cfi"n is n ght 70 rh ain decree Of
dfvor e from tbs on|s of m timely existing. lie
tween yon ami the plaintiff IA, rein also for the
custody, etc of your two children, TO wit. David
md GEORGE Stontemirn and for costs Of srit, ETC.
etc snd FIR cause Of this acton III" l,lan:iff al
i~xcs against y,n, wiifTl de-er:icH dissolute hab-
it,, etc, a. in his comp amt set forth
And goa her.by uotifi d Ina. if yen fail TO
arpea-And answer III. srii complaint As above p
jaGgn,sht a. prayed
Given under my hard. and Tho Seal Of the Dis
erict Court Of the Second Judicial District of the
~x State of Nevada. in and for the county
(a,.v / Of Orm-by. this lith day Of July, in
o"As the year Of our Lord, one thousand
s-~s eight hundred and sixty eight.
u. J. xsHMONE, Clerk.
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John Doe, lot in brock q Of sears. Thompson

John Doe lot in brock q Of Sears. Thompson
and Sears division of Cars n C ty, FIR IL Us.
John Do. lot 10 in block u OF Sears, Thompson
and Sears division Of Carson City. for IL ".
oliver Cromwell, posse-sory claim TO lot No Z
iii block No p of Empir. City and The improve
| meuts the cen, fui CO IS.
| john k,eiilarf, po> seSsory CLAIM TO lot No II
in 'I ok - "f Empire City and Improvements
tier on, for 36 s.
And ai>. the tel wi, e DIES r bed property, exc
cmi, i.sued on said 9TH day 81 July. a. D. lsGs
tn jul enlcn s'e'dei ed in ead Justice Count, on
th' 25ih i;,y ii January, ID. l>tS:
WIFI am Mara lots S and 10 in block G6,
Years Til nps and sears ri, ison Of Cal SON ty.
nd ali :he ,rIruvenlcn : there II; also, block .
20 me division for ~ 81
j. I'm Cr'.1 banLh, ten acres of land bounded
n,.ith ly t:it cad ra':iiIg from r>on lily l. the
state z Ism er Icy Land a>>es-' d 10 VI { Gard
ner, Id west y ind # W Beck, f-r 70 @9.
WiiI'am F,rbe . 10 !, 8. am IL in block IA
Curr> Il vi IN Of Ca, son city, for ~ II
jam $ Torn an. t.,rs 5, an" in block II 81
Piers II aud ,.uod ich's division Of Cars, N City,
f.. u .3
Mr- Potts lt in block SO, Sears Thomp-
SOL and Sears diviion If Carson ity, for Is Il.
J, scth 1a>krr south bali If lock 81, Mussei S
division o Car,oa City, foI p II
Ge" Sc W Hammer, h'nsr on Carson street, n
lot bel Iiging TO j VI Animer for 25 81.
NOSES t.iis, lot in block -ear-. 1h'mp
son and >'"Is 'iisi T"n OF Ga %" CITY. for - IL.
E. Il Lori, LIT in block II al scans 1honii'
son and scar, division oi c Is II City. FOR Il ~
H. B Punlrty t ) west ~ feet + lot in
nl OK L. sears HI mF-,n and Sears division
ags u; So. T. 3 in block ), same DIVISION for
81 -.
A. Maion.y. 100 acres of LAID in section l
wrl>p Is. y. I'll K l. Eat Mount Dithio mei-
:iaf.; alsn. lot in block IS Of Mus>ers division
# Cars CITY, fol Sc ~
A. W. Nj lITI GILL,
Sheriff Orm-hy Cur ty
BY I. J. EDWARDS,
Deputy Sheriff.
Carson, July %. 1868.
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| Sec. r. After sle firnl comritt.on Of the reg.
iiers for th election precincts districts wi;hi,
teil respt ctve t~ nships previous tn the general
election in November oil eacI year, and previous
| to any special muhic PAL eie,'ion, any el-c-
| ton IIovidt for by Law otL,r thar the geneisi
cleo ion, The J ->try Ag"rt~. = under WI os-1
III, were resp cti,ely made. shah Immediately
niakt titled copies OF The ian.es on the reg
>tcrs of e"ch election precinct or dish ct whira
their respective toursli :, =" Irei a1iE@ such ce.
TIT i c. lie> a. show ''l.a' il fol tie genera
and muniC al election :. tesi4 n:.iltg. FIR IL
I'll st year registration hy M part 'u!ar char
acier, At by the ieiIer Il. WIZ AT registered
f. that ia ucrl lar We T. and unorI Which the H.
>peci,is nay check fl the n me- If fl sc y'tirS
during thar yeaI 10y s me- lalitH''r ClaraCttr AZ
b the et,r ". " Il, II rs: = eEi>t rcd FIR city
election IN 1S..... - '.N, tirg n city election il
ls...- 'Regi-t red g+ncr.l eirt tui iii IS ~.
''Nnting at (. nerai ercti"i VI lN...-.. When
and ceI tiff, C., it's ha'. been na' IT shall 10
the 'tuty said Registry agents to have one cory
u The >ame # eact ell Ctiun p iIct or district,
deliver, I'd 10 the Inspectors Of Ell CIirns Of suFh
pr cit Il or strict al least fy eiahi coch A. y
n tie day on which sail el, ciI"n take i.ace, -:
S lIel sad cer,ted copies # b" names un tt.
-rg sfers may be in tie How irg frni. IN such
'1h r finn as To- most C0n,eri emil, an! cCUnuu.:-
allv carry ut the provisions # this Act:
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AN ACT

To provide for the Eesis rari of the Names OF
Ercr l.. and + he ascey tainm.n', ty proper
pr, f. ~ the Persons no I'll Ii be entitled to
the hight f Suffrage.
The re L. 81 t e ; ale Of Nev"da, represented
IN Se.ate ~ 4 assembly. do Bact a. FIJI W:
SLc.G5N he Justices If the Pe.,ce of tie
several counties IF lie State shall con-ri ute and
ct 5 le-t,try Agent. the ection preciI,t 81
ii les hi,i aye within tiIeir rc IeCtive wn-
SLIPS and a. >sch tLe.I duties stall lie As pre-
yid q N III act.
sec , Immediately upon the arpro al If this
ict. III, respect We ards IF Ee-ls rHti''n the
several coun i, of the stae shall deliver over,
to be dev- cd. t. The scVtrai Eesi tly
a-en then 'unties, as provided tor IN this
Act the respective registers and all other reg
tatiun to -. belonging 10, or heretofore pre-
ret r. The cieci II precincts or districts Inch
within Jlef respective townships pros'f'd,
tn It the book containing the oath. Heretofore
c~Ib.i. shall lie tiled and preserved in the
County IrIks flee and, hereafter sad B arts
oi ee iStItit sh-ll / e discharged from the per
formance of duty re!at NJ TO the registration
o names OF Il ctuIs.
Sc. 3 The County Commits toner's Of the res
PccIive c.Untie- # the State shall prov Idle f'r
III Registry Agent # their c'.unry, when and
where 1.etdei All proper and necessary b'"ks I"
carry ont tie prov sol of this Act, t0t ther With
1t e-i> tone for each election preclnt or dis
trict prep red tina: each shall contain SCI ar
ate list Of persons, Untitled 10 vote, re-iding IN
eat riec 10 Precii!t district. ALI hahet Caliy
arranged. accord n TO their respective sutnanIe-.
an, to Saw i'll Sc arat- lumus the name AT
III 1 len H. the age, tie country of their birth,
I! e os:uraii n and plIc OF residence, together
with lie number and date of 'egstry All OK
l,tns's incur ed in executing the provision OF
his Act, including the publication If the regist
lists, hall he audi ed, all wed nd paid out of
Ike County funds # tn" several counties ing
the same, other comfy cha gsS.
SIC 1 The reLi-ter> may be in the following |
rrn or in sn' Ia other fo T. st conven-
nifty and econcm ca !, carry out the provision
ma intention Of this Act-lo wit