davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
THE LONDON APPRENTICE
AND THE


m the mes, popular historical that has been given to
sLsr the Atlantic within tue lat Ten years
h ths belief the publishers Of the GREAT SUNDAY
NEWSPAPER have determined to issue tomorrow morning the
ABILITIES " the establishment have been e-gty augmented
bope the dsappoa!nenls complained VI 10 Tue past wi"
b. prrseu,-i IN the future . -. ,,,,c-ry - ,..,.. -,
- G 49, other sheets known Sunday papers" put together To-
1855 hi, immer. will he Increased oSEFlFTH fact which
~ nt % The uy inserting depeud, Of course upon he
G tler aud the business columns Of the SlNpAi MhhCl 1
all probably fall under the Observation o. greater
b.t f o.r.on, perud sgle number OF
E.s,p,arr daily or weekly printed IN this country
aud osered By the constantly htetsns OF m
nrhc and faVote with the "wcrkday -ord'
uneqaaei banquet Of iuiormaton aud amusement
SUNDAY MERCURY grows 10 circulation and
With IN. growth the people aud endeAyors TO rep ITS sb
million by catering assiuousy 10 te ses hl interests
The most varied comprehensive journal published IN the west
upb.re comprising special features OF all tue prominent
op 10 an amount choice literary matter than equal
la respect Is ahead 81 Toe Whole
she important item OF teegraphc Intelligence
90 the verge OF daylight are later man
49, ~ rv other paper published the day aud It's huyst
condensed about ens 70 volume voc OF
$50 daily newspapers The worlds current history from the
nm Al cb the with the Issue OF The leading das on
s,Isv "A continued detail toi o'clock on SUNDAY morning m
rR Sunday MERCURY and the publication OF that journal
atsrm,s for single there PRINT IN existence That could
hi up tue hiatus -lt.l A.. ,.o,i.
~ and immediate The articles treat Of matters that
49, IN. pabc mind All tina. IL stale commonplace aud
ia M Of tunsss shat make SUNDAY
who have the purchase and perle
In All communities thsre here aud there Who hAV
,rrr dlodyn>s These the individuals WHO buy the
sheets aud sleep over them The VIDE
universally rs newspaper AMI hence the vast eircniA
-, SUNDAY MERCURY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
THE COAL MINE DISASTER.
We have received the following sums of
money for the widows and orphans OF the victims Of the
SUGAR PLANTATION.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
one -half Of a sugar plantation in Louisiana.
Avondale disaster :

The treasure lost off the steamer Andrew
Fletcher yesterday morning was recovered at p m by
Capt Waters, sub marine diver for the Atlantic suba-
rne Wreckng Company. ...
The Committee appointed TO make arrange
ments for grand meeting OF WOrkDgmen met last
night and recommended that monthly conference
in9s he held and that a tax OF cent month be i'm
posed on each member OF Trades Union 10 support
Them The Workingmehs Union Is TO afford immediate
relief 10 the sufferers Of the late coery calamity. The
conduct OF members OF the late Labor Congress was
sharply criticised. .t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
TIE STITE or TRADE.
,rVsr EUROPEAN MARKETS

LATEST %
,..., CT IL IN 90 Cotton market opened inL
Ndag Ugini, l3iLi Mdiag Orleans Ia Ine esps o! W.
- , bales the ssles 80 Co bales The total STOCK
b... OF 10CD American, The total stock
a., hand ~ this port Is 5000 bales, OF "Aeh ooV are Ame''u'
&c., Com Manchester more favorable go, c..,.,,
Ioypo; sept O-ll u -Rsinel tetioeun ~ o1sN "'
100 30 per cwt Tor No y Dutch Stahlari, adoat a. .
sept lUl mCtson h, advanced TO ~ Y luht'et
The recent, Whet. AZ this port for Tue past thr,
a. bs beea ~ quarters whereof 1OO we're rom 'A' 'D'e'
c...,,. ,t,..,i OF fy m,nev. al
,ccsa, Uaited Ferwenlg bonds closed a. 81 r
~ i9t issl 10 Tor 1885 old aud 80 for 1901 Ttnfoes %
a' ,rk oi steady Egie, dun a. 9i Illinois IsnEaS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE COMPANY
TIE trustees of the Company, who were APP

10 lIusNtto VI Nho C'"'l'"J'
onpd TO construct the bridge the East River met
yesteiay afternoon at the Office OF the Brooklyn Gas
Company. aud completed their arranScmen'S. Tor
re c,ction of the bridge. The Chairman, the Hon
I'm q Murphy, appointed Messrs. Vim. NJ. Tweed
iiughsmith III W. Sl0cum, j. l.. Stranahan and {. v
iinstd a Building Committee, and resolution was
tnnnd directing them 10 proceed immediately with the
con.t melton OF the bridge Washington RoeOhnE was
appointed Enginecr-inCh ana D. H. Prentice treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
ARREST OF A MAIL AGENT.

A. ID. Moore, mail agent on the $3.50 p. m.
train from Jersey City Philadelphia arrested last
night near New Brunswick, charge OF being mail
rObbe Several robberes having occurred Of late, T.
detective detailed % watch Moore, and last night
ne was caught the OF opening packages aud
was immediately taken into custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

Irsas,,rer Killgore. $50 McCabe. ,9s6..... %
Assessor -. Mason. .ls22 Mccall 1885. LIB
The Republicans have majority OF the City Council.
A dispatch from Cheyenne Sept. O. to The
Omaha Herald that Nuckos. the Democratic can
ddate for Delegate Congress from the Territory
OF wyoming, is elected by about 1900 majority. The
same dispatch states that both branches OF the Terri
torlal Legislature are unanimously Democratic.
A Santa F6 (New-Mexico) dispatch of the 10th
states that the whole Republican ticket In Santa F6
County is elected by average majority of 200 and that
sufficient returns have been received to show that Cha
vez the Republican candidate for Delegate 10 Congress-
is elected. This shows Republican gain. Charles T.
Clever Dem being the last Delegate heretofore elected
in New-MeXicO
A private letter from a specially well-informed
writer in Dayton, OHIO says: political prospects in
this difficult county very good. Val
andgham does keep ont OF politics because his party
desires IT, as has been ignoranty said IN the East He is
making money at law He owns two OF the courts here
and in that respect is happy Besides, he wants his
marty TO see how 1t get along without him. think
we shall carry the Legislative ticket here. Beckett In
Butler and Warren, will defeat Lew Campbell tor the
senate) 800 votes"
We announced by telegraph few DAYS ago
the denomination of Gov Farchid by the Republicans
Wisconsin The complete ticket nominated ny the
Republican State Convention is as follows:
Governor Gen Lucus Fairchlld of Dane.
Ltet,t. Goy,y,or - Thaddeus c. Pound OF Chippewa
Seeretary OF Slate - Eli A. Spencer OF Dane.
Stdls Trsasttrer - Henry fSaetZ OF Manitowoc.
Attorney General S. g. Barlow Of Sank.
Prison g. r. Wheeler OF Fond du Lac
SUPP. Pub. InructOn. "A. j. Craig OF JEFFERSON.
The Democracy of Wisconsin assembled I'll
Milwaukee the 9Th inst. and nominated the following
State ticket:
GoperuOr. .................C Charles ID. Robinson.
Lieut. Governor Gilbert l.. Park OF Portage.
S,cretdru of State ....... "A. q. Cook OF Columbia
Treasurer ............. ohm Black Of Milwaukee,.
AHorusU GenerdL.........S W. Pnney Of Dane.
Prison CoaDaissiOner. Carl BardOe OF Waukesha.
SIN pub I,strueilOn.....P X. Cannon OF OZaukee
Tile Democratic North West is an entertaining
journal which appears TO be very much in the habit OF
speaking out in meetin'." 1t compliments the Demo
cratic candidate Governor Of Massachusetts, in the
following unique manner .. .s...
Young John Quincy Adams proposes to become Deln
ocrat: but upOn what conditions These namely that
the party shall renounce the principles which nave
marked Il tIom ia orgas.zatQl and adopt new csee9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
STARRING ARRAY IN NEWARK.

A man, giving his name as Felix Graw, was
arrested last evening In Newark for staDbing Mr..
schafer who states that while walking up South Mar.
ke,st and when near Ferry-st the prisoner sprang
upon him, and stabbed him with knife In the breast
The wound il not considered fatal The prisoner who Is
"A native OF Switzerland that he was attacked by
schaer and four others, and that lie defended himself
Int did not use knife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11


Facts and figures that require further remarks to
mpress the discOuragng character of the trade for
the year Ship-buding on the Clyde-in respect TO
irOn vessels-Suered less than al other ports owing
Ito the material being on the spot, and abundance of
skilled labor at hand. The same may be remarked
On reference to the ports in the north OF England;
while the Mersey suffered smiar depression 10 that
of the Thames district owHKNU,r sny foreign vessels
having passed into BrjtfSh f4nkls! The total regis
tered Vessels show(al spss tr the year 1851 over
that Of 1850. The registeTs 5lnnage &c, were for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
Spttiul Nctit,s.
Pierce Egan i'm a New Field.

Pierce Egan in New Field.
A LESSON FOR ARISTOCRATS.
Tn. Serial Story Of extraordinary power Whlch
has long been ! preparation Tor tue pages OF the
SUNDAY MERCURY
and which hs pecs and peculiar for all who believe that
eu rr equal that the True NOBLEs or rHk EARTH are
those who their By industry integrity AMI ute
.eles will appear that yorte JOURNAL OF THE PEOPLE,
TOMORROW.
Tn b .,eoph.n age free America Rank Title and
wh have tao MANI CATERERS, artificial social distinctions
,r Is more for merit without to make success
fol headway.
A WHOLESOME DEMOCRATIC ROMANCE
,spnot m 70 he welcomed delight by the reading
THE LONDON APPRENTICE
AND THE
GOLDSNITHS DAUGHTER OF WEST CHEPE;'
A STORY OF THE TINES OF BLUFF KING HAL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

will add immensely to the American reputation o. y, dstSg9sa sg
bo, on All his works appeared in the SUNDAY MERCURY
cuag Wonder Of Kngssood Chase or 5e Nst3e
The Scarlet FoWef and many others Of excellence will make
deepest most lasting impression on the popular mind s Zero
UNTITLED SON OF THE PEOPLE.
Who the M Of aa uiomtable intellect ard noble aud
eeg, and true he Of that order Of nobility
s .o.s Bss , a p,
-G1I 81 and and tsmpos al b. qus,, MUD which
e'l loving aSd p' o S.a.I 6pn ' The nth sar the reign
Of y O5j peg q remarkable interest S na; n I,
ns O sp S.e6m. conscious strength Commerce
beginning to measure Itself aans rank ana ns spl ~ e
organ I ir muu,l desI,e poss body sstIansa u iss
% Continually provoked P.ntces
me Bts and uo6es Of the eentr squire Of Pierce
EiG story TIE author ss, svai. m rss ' sHs
customs very spirit ofth age He commences b introducing
] hap b, DESCRIPTION Ch-p a other word, the Stree.
Se Which the so,uh, who we're 10 that aay e.s1Ts . ss
nor hndout house 10 Row. the aGSd .. martin
exu'el described that The most AonD. me .
% ~ tb pen portrait, laughing Lillian and her more gei
Alice There are arslnss si sisIPs to as S,S.,
fnrta wareham but painted and ded enblsm' Which des
a.e we % II Ftut to imagine loveness nestled
an, Ike the tended BY the delicate hands Of the Gold
smiths piq H. no. ,pp,.rc. is splendid portrait Of the fues.
type yer!a manhood saCh manses1i H.. Gs Ms 4 5
might vel have LOVED even !. be hld a.. s e Simon s a Sr.spp
~. snd mischief maker is perfect gem In bis way
kT, c not have drawn concerted oaf more humorouy The
cb,rsc 81 Simon Tapper.t Ia Banaoy Nudge scarcely more
the LoutOB Peutces at the cry ~
assault knight one their NUN
.or,b, hs Den OF Sir Walter Scueej will lose nothing BY
vim The scene The Fortunes Of Nigel IN which the
[ tby,ry OF London aure conspcnou' ST walter Scouts
the reign Of James the Flrst ana cAs
de miay bearing and dse'ene OF Pierce hGAH' ind1ute'
lerDe
- b, vii rad Of their etloymnt the so.ihest
bs, b,s We. gracei literary department OF The SUNDAY
MPRCI RY. cheapest because u j. ths e Inc Snor
the double the pce
en- s huion, and that price has been chesrly pad
,n.rug chapters be published 10 morrow VIII "m me
.,, serial tale ever pn0shed IN an American news
-, ,ltt confidently predicted that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
Senator Cole Of California is at the Brevoort

Senator Cole Of California is at the Brevoort
House Spencer and Judge Richard Bnsteed of
Alabama arc al the Everett House Gen ID. B. Sacket
IT, g. A.; VIM. Williams OF Buffalo. Judge fithan, ana
Dr. g. H. Dennis Of Maryland are at the flfthaye Hotel
t'oi 7 Floyd King of Georgia is al the Hoffman House
The Rev T. C. spnney OF Nova Scotia Is az the ST Denis
Hotel T. F. Ross OF Auburn. n. Y, and d. W. Chapman
Binghamton are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel. Senator
Robertson OF sOuth Carolina, eIPostmasier Gen Ran
DALI and Chas H. Sheriff. Washington are at the Astor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
POLITICAL.

The Virginia Republican State Central Com
mitee have called State Convention TO meet at Rich
mond Oh the cath Of November.
The following is the vote at the recent cleo
ton for charter officers Of Wilmington, Dels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

~ VIM. Vaughan was found dead. yester-
day IN Fran kiln Cemetery, Philadelphia shot through
the head. JIG - supposed g have KILLED himself. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
MARRIED..

FiSH-BOiCEOn TUESDAY Sept the residence ofthe brides
father Newport L. by the Ri REV Bishop Clarke Nicholas Fsh
Newlork Cemnce stephens daughter Of smith Boye ESQ., Of
New.York.
THURSDAY the 9th inst BY the Rev. Theo
dore Erwin Thomas ~ Soher Miss Jane d. Harrison both OF
Port Richmond, ). l.
WILLRTS-PARRYAt Philadelphia Wednesday, the 9th inst.
by Fends CeremonT Robert r. Wets it, keSiok Tacie
n. daughter Of Isaac c. Parry Of Horsham. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
G.uuina kichy Water,

~ ,.r ,b. Of the French GosrrT%e.t Fer Nc 81
ali leading 6rb'eTs SUI '''>A' ...
Rs,v.r,ta Sole Agents ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

49,, ,,.,ipa PiIe.-Positiveiy Cured.-A'o Bl9l a ,
riies F,ta, Rheum aud all diseases o. We ssh' ~ u
BlseunE u, 20, ~ CuEs ROssNAs MckNsfHt Hudson
use " 80 saI by all draggsb Wh0eae b. j. = "A>"' "
co. mace Ees.fOrA .'t.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

The undersigned Railroad Managers Agents and EmpoIes queNs
nesl OF their ssoeste the Asto House Room 20 ~ gu "a
u o'clock for the purpose o uenuE
soe giving aid TO the sufferers By the late oe am
IN. GO. PeBnsylyauA tui ATTENDANCE. mgeu Iou
s AIt Shore Line. No Astor House. a. SPAnapH AE
ny K r. No. 100 BroaiNaY J. L. 0oen Agt u9on Line
" srssnev Geul AIT Pacde r. w. Prince Gen AT d.
and ~ p r. H. Marshan GenL AT aud L. X n John
Snroul sul AT Cent Geo T. Hut'eT kas. rgL Agt
shi W R r. Yates, Genl Pass AZ. so, MAJ Route q
a. U,,t AIT e. D. aud O. r. r.: Ward, Agt hne RAILWAY no
St Rysaisav; Geo Csiwe Ag Erie RalNaT NO 2t Brosc"s
HoI,er Line No Astor House; ~ sl0Vre as a S
81 R,~ay j. Firusscrlh Mer Dis No ss,r's s,
y tg r 4 W No rs. Broadway A. I. Wids, Agt o Line
No "a Boaiway; j. Y Grer Pier No R. O. IaTyt AS1
- " a d & NJ r r.. John T. Sanford, Agt e. L. r. n <,
No Boaiw W Vas psmar. As' 90, smPrs lane We n
Ps,rv Sapt q w D No 29l Broadway Peter M.et Sen hgI
Atlantic Coast Line A. Bsmoahs AS Mer rrG G ~ yny
Chti,niea SUIT Peo Dl. No 10 Bwa'SW nHose AZ W9s
~ 90 Rroaieav; j. X Topper, y. y u ~ o ="
R J. Soutrai Lius Cha' Sse'e Gea Eas'a Az d. u
n 4 IA aAstor uVass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed uith faH
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

Gen. Buttertield the treasurer of the fund
for the family OF the late Secretary Of War; acknowledges
the following additional subscriptions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
PIERCE EGAN.

M add immensely American reputation Of Is distinguished sn
ia, or ali M works that appeared IN the SUNDAY MERCURY
rcag Tie Of Kngssood Chase or ihe Marble
IIs. adv Maud Love Me- Leave Ne Not" The Poor Girl
% S.,,rt FoWt and mauy excellence will make
IN, c,epess lasting impression the popular MUD Its hero
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-30
rELEcRAPHIc SUMMARY.

A heavy rain and hail storm prevailed at
Augusta, Ga, on Wednesday afternoon
Joshua Stetson, Treasurer of the washing
ton Mills at Boston, died on Sunday.
The fires in the woods in Washington Ter
ritory are raging with renewed Violence
The United States practice ships Macedonian
and Savannah have arrived at Portsmouth.
The United States steamer Saginaw sailed
from San Francisco for Mazatlan on Wednes-
day.
In the Vermont Council of Censors on We'd
nesday report was submitted in favor OF ie-
male suffrage.
A Boston bank, on Tuesday, paid 5000 on
a forged check purporing to he signed by
Brewster, Sweet Co.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt at
Memphis on Monday. Several large meteors
fell during the night
In disturbance on Saturday night John
Lockwood, of Dover, N. H., was injured, and
died on Sunday morning
I While a Hook and Ladder Truck was going
, to FIRE in st. Louis on Tuesday it accidentally
upset and severely injured seven men
dispatch from Fort Benton, Montana, re
I
at Dauphin Rapids, on Thursday last.
The new Soldiers Monument at Hallowell
Me-, was dedicated on Tuesday. An oratioi
+. was delivered by Gen. T. II. Hubbard of New
' | York.
The match factory of Benjamin Bunker, a
v Kendall's Mills, Me, was destroyed by fire o.
r Monday. The loss was $1,000 insuranc
$500.
A large number Of emigrants, by the steane
d Cleopatra, from London, OH government emf
grafton tickets, passed through Montreal o
Tuesday.
John Platt depot master of the New Londc
Northern Railroad at Norwich, Conn, wa
killed on Tuesday, in attempting to jump frol
u train while it was in motion.
Brusha and Costello, charged with burnin
their shoe mandatory in Marlboro, Mass
u, and obtaining the insurance from the Ne
oil York Offices, have been acquitted.
freight train on the Iron Mountain Raj
TO road ran oil the track at Victoria on Monda,
Eight cars were completely smashed and Il
m engine badly damaged. Nobody was hurt.
Ralph Wilmington, of Philadelphia, iumpe
IS from the express train on the Great Westel
Railroad on Tuesday, near Beamsville, Canad
and received injuries which it is thought vi
ny prove fatal,
The British steamer Alhambra from Ne
OF Orleans for Liverpool, got ashore on the IS
ct. inst, on Logger Head, Key West, and 6
.p- ahoat on the Dist, without assistance, and pr
o., ceeded on her voyage.
Simeon B. Jewett, formerly United Stat
of Marshal for the Western District of New YoI
died al his residence in ClNrkson on Mond
morning of paralysis His age was IS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-30
Special Notice.

We have number of job lots of different gar.
ments which we are selling of at prices much
below their value.
We have good styles fine Cashmere pants re-
duced to So, S4 and $5,which formerly sold
at Sc, SIS and $40.
We have Vests of similar goods reduced
81.
We have Cloth, Cashmere, Tricot, Pique and
other styles OF sack coats reduced to So, &c.,
81, SIS. About one half their present value
These are surplus stock, and in addition TO our
regular assortment Of new and choice goods;
we have therefore resolved to close them out
at prices above mentioned. They are all
good, sound, desirable goods.
Such II chance for Bargains is seldom offered.
Fifth and Tower Hall,
sixth street. No. COS Market street
PHILADELPHIA.
And No. GOO Broadway, New York.
I faIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-30

We believe in live camp meetings, delight
10 visit Them. and have often felt happy al
them. Physically we were always benefit
ted hy them, md outside from that OF our
selves, we have seen many benefited NOR
ally, and what is better than all, we have
seen the great benefits in large numbers
spiritually. We know many who dated
their conversion TO the Lord at camp meet
ing, and in many instances have lett their
bright record behind them, aud we have
reason to believe are now in glory. We
have seen many pleasant and happy seasons
at the Red Lion Camp Meeting and other
CAMPS IN years gone by, and do well remem-
her the large, live, spiritual meeting Tint
was the Inide of the Methodist heart in those
DAYS and how often wo have heard the
united voices from the many larGe church
tents, that were over filled with penitent
hearts, on that ground, arising from that
mighty people, which rent The ar WIN thelr
praises Of Him who died 10 save them. LII
those days the great work apparently &C
comnlished its great results, and in many oil
The churches they counted their converts by
tLe fifucs and hundreds. Bat, alas at tho
present those shining lights OF the churct
that so often acted like the beacOns on tht
distant hills 10 guide the weary and the way
laring man TO the highway that leads Il
heaven, how dim they shine now at IN
| Drcsent day. Win camp heetinR Wlthll
our State, yet some difference, we admit, 81
far as membership as to their numbers AM
7 tho private tents were concerned, the forme
was well represented by those who live
near the ground, and the tents were QUIT
, numerous and neat; most convenient AM
= substantial oil any we had ever seen before
But there were only two church tents upo
Inc ground, that We could discover, and on
r of them, IN to Sunday at noon, had not
= single conversion to record in their tent, s
n / was credilably informed. The other ten
did better, though, to our judgment, a
-, apparent gloom hung over the whole cam
up 10 the close of Sunday night, at whic
y time we left the ground. So apparent in tn
members OF hanging back, this apparer
inkewarmness that, in our opinion, whic
& exists 10 a great extent, is 10 be deploret
!, and the time has come, we think, if caus
" there is for this, il should be met square l
Inc face at once and removed, and stop thu
apparent spirit Of decay that we fear
, sapIng the foundation OF what we conside
4, the right arm Of the great Methodist churc
the camp meeting. q.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-30

SPARKS. On Tuesday evening" the 9Th lust, JAMRs
ALrRED, infant son of George W, and Mary E. Sparks
aged months.
ClIi'RNsIDE.-In New Castle, July 10, john WESLEY,
infant son OF George w. and Mary Il. Churnsdei aged
. months and II days.
ZANE-In this city, the gath inst, ELIZA H., infant
daughter of WIN. q and Charity A. j. Zane, aged "
days.
ALLEE.-Near SMYRNA the 24lh inst, j. NICHOLAS
ALLEE, aged "a years.
HUKiII-n Odessa, on the 9th inst, JouN +, HuKrtT,
.....l.l ..l.li.a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-30

In certain regimental mess IN India, ~
which the bachelor dining members paid
little attention 10 the dispositions OF tue
coolroom, an officer, by good or i'll fortune,
conceived the desire 10 inspect the culinary
arrangements of the kitchen. What dld ne
behold? Upon the centre of the floor vast
round of beef lor that days dinner and
seated on The beef little naked black boy,
kicking his little heels in mid air. The IN
truder was hornfied, but not so ths cook,
who said, proudly, "My son, sah." Then,
with grin, for he was facetIous Bomba-
chez, the cook added, "He make beef nice
and lender for gentlemens
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-30
POLITICAL.

r,enth ward Democratic Ticket.
FOR CITY COUNCIL,
WILLIAM MCCONNELL,
WILLIAM PIERCE,
FOR INSPECTOR,
ROBERT B. MORROW.
rua ASSISTANT INSPECTOR
SAMUEL b. SPRINGER.
Attention, Democrats
A meeting of the Democratic party OF lhe
Eighth Ward will be held at the Ph@ an,,,
Engine House on Friday evening, July QUIZ
nj s o'clock. Business oil importance WIN
he before the meeting,
By order of the Chairman