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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
Brutal Exhibition.

inlNG MAN ATTEMPTS 10 WALK 105 HOURS
Nlilipur 81 EEr-Ht FALLS INsENsiI,LE AT THE
lNrinATioN OF 1881 HOURS.
Ore of th,se foohardy fcats in which some
N. take an unncc0unlable interest has lust
~ brought 10 an unsuccessful close In this
V. II was announced some tune ago that a
''pg man calling hinself "Young Miles" would
0nrln, al Chndwick's Museum, on Fourth ST d,
Unparalleled feat Of walking 1906 hours with
I tsi. Ia case he succeeded he was to receive
Ny, and !! he failed that sum was to he giyen to
i'e charitable institution. A board 80 feet long
NJ feet wide, raised two feet from the ground,
>, provided and on Tuesday at one o'clock the
'orlnance began.
Inc man walked on, uninterruptedly we be-
''e up 10 So O'Clock Saturday evening, large
'Nds stopping in ut various times to sec him.
! was terribly exhausted by that time, and one
his ankles was swollen almost to the size of n
lllan head. and ut about halfpast eight, having
aktd 1881 hours, he was compelled by pain to
NJ up staggered a few steps from the board
" lr down insensible.
lie Is now recovering, but had the brutal,
usli srli-lmposcd, torture resulted In his death,
Would have Oeen crime little short of murder,
Which all concerned in the exhibition would
uesrce have been participants.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

Bio APpLE.-Rcv. e. P. Salisbury, Of Ply
mouth. Kent county writes us as follows =" In
, the TRIBUNE, of October nth, was noticed an
apple from Delaware county, weighing Is ounces.
AN apple weighing 16 ounces grew on a small
Tree iD my orchard this season. Two others of
the half DOZEN burne by the same tree weighed
respectively IL ard 3 ounces. The flavor was
good, but tho name OF the variety have never
learned.
=" citron taken from n stray vine in my sweet
potato patch weighs 20J5 pounds, much the
largest have ever seen. Perhaps others have
them much larger"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
Letter from Lincoln,
POOR cRoPs-RELlaIous AorIy1rY-cuuRcu
DELEGATION

fooR CRoPS-RELiGIOUs ACTIVITY CHURCH
DEDICATION.
LINCOLN, Sussex Co., Oct. 20.-The harvesting
Of the Inter crops reveals the disastrous effects OF
the long drought. The average yield of sweet
potatoes through the county Is not more than one
fourth tho ordinary crop. OF buckwheat, it Is
doubtful II the amount harvested will equal the
seed sown a great part Is considered not worth
the trouble Of harvesting. Cabbage, turnips and
ruta bagas have Jared little BETTER nor late pota-
toes. 30 that the drought of the present season
Is scarcely less ruinous in this regien. than the
superintendent water of the two preceding years
Church erection seems to be tho order Of the
DAY ut the new village OF Lincoln.
IN Sunday, the 10th inst. the ceremony Of lay
ing the corner stone Of the Methodist Chapel, WINS
observed. Rev. Mr.. Gracey, OF Wilmington,
preached very interesting and appropriate dis
COURSES, aud Notwithstanding the inclpmency Of
the weather, handsome sum Ia aid of the enter-
prise was realized. The house Is now ready for
The paeterers, and will probably be ready for the
dedication before the end of November ensuing.
The Presbyterian house is now being enclosed,
and It's completion before tbs Christmas holidays
is confidently anticipated.
Inc Hotel in Lincoln has been re-opened under
the enterprising management of A. Small, Esq.
I n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

MILFORD, Oct. 21st.-The school house built
by the colored people in Slaughter Neck, about
ono year ago, was destroyed by fire on the 9TH
Of January last, it is thought by au incendiary.
Tho citizens of Milford and vicinity condemn aud
regret the occurrence In tue most positive terms
The National Bureau of Education having ap-
propriated the amount of $500 TO replace the
houses Of two Of the colored persons that they
would be expected to have their teams there ON
tho following day. to cart the materials TO the site
for the building; they came accordingly with 10
vehicles drawn by &c oxen and two horses, their
drivers all bring colored, ranging In age from II
to 20 years, all of whom conducted themselves
with propriety not an oath to be heard amongst
them
Some Of the colored people In this district are
very primitive in their habits, being dressed in
cloth, the TAX and wool of which were grown,
spun. woven, and manufactured iuto garments by
their families; they are very industrious and eco.
noniical, AND are anxious that THEIR children may
Be edursfed, OHsEKvFE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
The Ncrxenna Case.

'ttIiSG on TuE jury LAST SIGur-vERDIcr
RENDERED..
jury In the McKenna case met last Thurs
AZ aud took iurlhcr evidence.
Amos Conner, sworn-Live In Leonard Weiss
oel, Front and French streets; slept there Sat
Inlay hight; heard no noise.
lhos. Rosburg, sworn Game along The rail.
'1d Saturday night, about IL u O'Clock saw a
gowd OF mtn nj French street. near thu rlilro I'd ;
=" inhnand woman opposite the depot; the man
aS drunk; be looked like deceased.
's Cross: sworn Slept In one of Wclie's
G.hs, in Front street, near French, Saturday
l.lIt abont two O'Clock in the morning heard i
ly'l murder six times; IL appeared 10 come
iDn I. house near by; did not know what house.
Anllnc Kramer, swOrn.-I.ive at Weiss hotel ;
7 there Saturday night; did not hear any uu
'Uil noise during the night.
several women living in the hotel testified 10
usual Stiffness OF the night.
No evidence was taken at the meeting OF the
lty Monday evening.
he jury finally rendered verdict that "thc
Daniel Mckenna came to his death by
liec' by some person or persons unknown to
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
SpsfiaI Hptifss.
" Who Would Suff.r2D

1t is now 20 years since DR.. Tobias first introiu ced
the VENT an Liniment" in the United States, and
never in single instance mas bis medicine failed to
do ALL If not more than is stated In his pamphlet.
As an external remedy in cases of chronic rheuma-
tsn headache, che, bruises, burns, cats sores
swengs spraias, stings of insects and pains in
limbs, back and chest its wonderful curative powers
are miraculous Taken internally for the cure Of
cholera, collie, diarrhGa. dysentery, sick headache
and vomiting, its soothing and penetrating qualities
are felt as soon taken. The oath with which each
bottle is accompanied will show that there s nothing
injurious In is composition. Thousands Of certia-
Gates have been received speaking Of the rare virtues
Of this valuable article. Any person after having
used 1t once will never be without it. Every bottle
of the genuine has tho signature of 49, l. Tobias"
on tho outside wrapper Sold by the druggists and
sterekeepers throughout the United States. Price,
20 cents. Depot, 10 Park Place. New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
Letter from Lewes.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC.
LIVES, Oct. 26.--The cars arc In town. sure
and with them large share of hitherto unknown
excitement. Already our people give evidence
of new life, and Intense desire TO see our old
town develop spirit of goa. hcad-i-tive-ncss
never teloie known In tue history Of old Sussex.
But the "Fates," It seems, are still against us. In
The centre OF Lewes Is large field, usually grow
ing corn, which at once ought to be laid out In
town lots and offered for sale alta reasonable ig-
ure to any one who will use them for building
purposes hut of this field not one inch can be
obtained at any price, the owners prefrriing to
hold 1t still, though scarcely producing sufficient
revenue to pay tbs annual taxes. Beside this,
There b lille bniIdipg ROOM ID BE had except In
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

DEATH OF A WELLKNows MARiLANpER.- The
Chestcrtown News announces that Colonel Le-
meul Roberts, residing near Sudersville. Queen
Annc's county, on returning home from Chester
town on Wednesday night of last week. was
thrown from his carriage when near his residence
and mortally injured. He was found in an in-
sensible condition shortly afterwards and taken
home, where he expired the next morning Col.
Roberts was prominent and useful citizen, and
his dcccase will be deeply lamented by all who
knew him. lie was well known throughout the
State, having for many years taken an active part
in politics aud filled number of public offices.
On several occasions he represented his county
in the State Legislatures, and was formerly a
member of the board of public works.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
OUR NEIGuBORS.

During the week ending October 9th, 1872
boats arrived per Tide Water Canal. at Hayre dc
Grace, with GOAL, lumber, etc. OF the number 81
were for Philadelphia, aud rs for Baltimore
-Chcstnuts are abundant across the river, in
Jersey, and We may reasonably expect them to
BIZ abundant In our market.
Salem county (Ncw Jersey is doing good
deal in the temperance line Just now
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

OHe OF the few really successful enterprises of the
day is PARKER Co.'S One Dollar Sale Their avs
TEN oers Rrester opportunity for the purchase or
the thousaud and one useful articles, at price that
comes within The reach Of sill classes than any other
us well understood fact, that certain classes Of
goods pay the dealer very large percentage of pro
~. This appears almost necessary, especially in
Fancy Goods Jewelry, silver Pl'tld Ware, &C, Of
which dealer dots not sell sufficient OF any one ar
tcle to make n object Of trade and 10 obliged To
purchase In small quantities.; and when the goods
are tod by three or four different classes OF mer-
becomes double the original cost Of Manufacture
be'o,e reachng the hands OF the people.
II IN such goons Parker a Co., 9s and 1nn Summer
ST. Boston, de Il most extensively. Their sales are
60 immense they make each article speciality, often
buing all manufacturer can produce. Their rys.
tisemQnt, ~ '''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIzgY.-Caleb Smith
,rs, Esq.,.a prominent citizen of Kent county,
died at bis residenne In Frederick, on Thursday
evening, IN the 13d ear OF his age. The deceased
was widely and fav0rably known throughout the
state. He was nun OF high character and en-
l!ed the confidence aud respect OF the commun-
ny In which he lived. For long time he was
@ivoly engaged in mercantile pursuits and was
one oi the leading merchants and business MEN
d The county. For many years he took an nc
i've part iu political matters In the State, and as
number Of tho old Wing party was elected TO
legislature of the State, and 10 the Convention
10 alter the Constitution of the State in 1858 lie
vas elected Sheriff 10 Kent County in 1911, and
appointed during Mr.. Lincoln's administration
lhputy Collector at the port of New Castle. lie
tscharged the duties Of the various public posi-
lions which he filled with fidelity and ability, and
mall the relations which he sustained to the peo-
pie Of the county and State. both as pubic man
Fll private citizen, was greatly respected aud
a. TlsIflrurSuu
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MarriaafS.

DAVis-1oNES.-On Oct her 81, 1867, at smyrna
DEL. by Rev. A. Ri'tenhouee, Re b.. A. DAVIS to
Mis- Sarah A. Jones, both Of Kenton.
Observation-Disclosures 2Oth Is % at the re ri.
dence Of the brides mo her, Milford, DEL, by Rev.
n. S,ubbs, AIR. Ele ridge T. Tardey, of New York,
to Miss Clara Hall, of Milford
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

~ The place to go ii you want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson & Fouks, No. 102 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can lind an
assortment which embraces every variety Of boot and
shoe. from the light dress shoe or fancy pump to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and none
whe wish to buy can fail to be suited while to get
shoes for your children, it is Just the place to CO.
Remember the place, 1902 West Second street, Will
mnpton
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

Monday morning,a as the $50 train from this city
ia Philadelphia, was approaching Elcrslie sta
Ion the locomotive struck man walking on
ltc track, horribly mangling him. The body
Eas brought to this city and the Coroner held gu
Dllest ON II, the jury rendering a verdict OF ac-
Ed,ntal death. The name OF the deceased was
/ ,rick sattery, aud he resided in Bennett street
tia cit,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.-John Hammond
formerly n coal oil reilner, had hearing before
name of Asa Poinsett lie the endorsement OF
check. He was held 10 bail In the sum of $500,
aud the hearing adjourned until November 18Th,
10 enable Hammond to bring witnesses he relies
on for his excupation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
Inc delaware Mutual Life Insurance Comply.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL. 500 600 90

1 "T11C1ShcceGnye bndng"
wilmington,
nnyo herMu fua
but
inoBePa
required
the reduction
d Company
furnished
phnI Mclean
s ~iS% sn John csnby b names
Lewis
w BuH Besaur
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.. the usual large quantity

DOMESTIC MARKETS. The usual large quantity
of truck was for sale On Wednesday, in the mar
kcts. Butter keeps very high, selling at 60 cents
Chickens were Selling at sii5 a. 81 10 pe' par.
Carrots CSC. per half peck parsnips % $ cents
apiece; onions % 40 30,. half peck bects &c.
bunch; oyster plants Zoe. bunch; celery 1O@25c
per stalk POTATOES IL "a 15c. half peck sweet
potatoes 40 09 soc. per basket; tomatoes Doc.
bali peek turnips 1Oc. half peek; cabbage q
Zoe. per head.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

FIRE NEAR CRIsriELD.-The dwelling house of
Captain Noah M. Lawson, situated IN Somerset
county, about two miles from Crisfeld, was
burned on Sunday last, and with IL all its con-
tents, except some valuable papers. 1t Is sup
posed to have caught fire from bad chimney,
while the family were away from home. The
loss is about $4,000, $1,000 of which is covered by
insurance. .I1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

FACTS ron THE LADKs.-I made one hundred pairs
OF paata'onns all thick and lined, my Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine with one needle without
changing IT. also made three hundred pairs in nine
months. Very truly, yours,
MRs. A M. TAYLOR
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

~ In Bad Heauh.-Drpatches from Europe con-
tinue to report the III health of tn. Emperor of
France, and the opinion is prevalent that Napoleon
ILL., is ON his last legs The probability is that his
complaint originated in damp feet, is often the
case, arising from poor shoes. Had he purchased his
shoes OF j. W. Blrnie sos Market Street. in this city,
or had tn made to order in Birnies best style he
wonld now have been ,und man.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
The Secret of beauty lies in the use of

The Secret of Beauty lies in the use Of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
houghness, Richness. Blotches, sunburn, Frecklea,
ana ian disappear where 1t Is applied. and beaut-
iu compiexon OF pure satinike texture is obtained
The planest features are made to glow with Health
full Bloom and Youthful Besuty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is the thing
that produces these effects and any lady can secure
1t for rs cents at any of our stores.
Topreserve and sress the hair use Lyons Kabaron.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.

The Junction and Brcakwater Railroad is COM
pleted to Lewes.
Lovers OF beauty should go to tho woods now.
The autumn foliage was never moro gorgeous
than 1t is this year. tEE4c
The toll gate on the Newport pike is again 10
be removed further south, to get beyond the ex-
panding limits of the city.
Mr.. John r. Wilson, Of Smyrna, was relieved of
bis purse and about $50 in New York last week
bya young man who insisted on Showing him
sound ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
SEA FORD.

lie track OF the Dorchester and Delaware Rail-
ID Is now laid to Cambridge, and the cars will
Mmcncc regular trips on the first OF Novem-
'''se Sharp, Hugh q. Brown and others, have
Eight The right OF several counties on the PEN
'ln,to sell newly invented soap, which is
to be very popular, and to cost only cent
half pound, 1t entirely supersedes wash
machines, clothes soaked over night are rea-
"fnsc IN the morning. They will soon be
Wilmington.
| lie protractcd meeting ut Littels Chapel, near
FoFd, under the charge of Rev. Joseph Cook,
|bHlscvillc has closed Seventy-three persons
\ converted and Joined the church.
PX.6oyrrnor Ross is erecting quite o large
lAbtr Of houses on his plantation for tie ac-
ilndltion OF his colored wOrkmen.
wis j. Cannon, has removed to town and
for himself rather eccentric, but handsome
comfortable cottage, In which he now re-
/ entertainment was given one evening last
k,ai the Nanticoke House, which was said
faVt been OF q very pleasant character. The
Rpihy was entertained and amused by num-
u tableanx and charades, and enlivened by
! ,c from the Seaford Brass Band.
acodore ID. Price. the proprietor of the Union
.l Wishing to reliuquish the livery business,
sell at public sale on Saturday, the both of
'utr, at 10 o'clock, AM, his stock of horses
~ carriages and harness, belonging to the
tlness
4c legislature, at It's last session, authorized
Ivy Court Of Sussex county to purchase the
"hldge over the Nautlcoke, and make IL a
bridge, hut it Is not yet done. Foot passen-
art charged two cents for crossing, and q
e and carriage Is charged eighteen cents.
draw Is swung of at 10 o'clock at night, and
If0ssing Of any person after that hour depends
lie amount OF bonus given to the bridge
v. Custeod has raised the present season 45
les Of the EARLY Rose variety of potatoes
half bushel planting. He wants to hear
any person that can beat it.
. Kinder, near Horseys X Roads, planted,
nine years ago, little less than an eighth
acre Of marsh land in cranberiies, aud not
gllng them to do any good, he paid no atten-
y their culture. A few days ago he picked
lhe vines 10 gallons Of fruit. The fruit can
i",d On ground fit for nothing else, and with
ie's trouble, and more profit than anything
Porter, now farming near Johnson's =.
- VIII shortly remove to Seaiord, and COM
The practice of dentistry.
following Is list of delaware papers taken
lord Post-ofllcc
rlaware Tribune, "a
lsstx journal, 10
'"laware Gazette, weekly, 10
semi do,
Republican,,
Statesman and Journal,
Mutual Friend, /
D.eawarean, .
those puuiished outside of the State the fol
'Sy lave the largest circulation:
y Z. Tribune, 81
y. \. Ledger, q
Ielhodist Home journal, IA
c Tut foregoing, lhere are II other differ
G I'D periodicals., with an aggregate cir
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

SPs.EsDID FARM FOR sALE.--THE
~ subscriber will sell his farm of 2b0 ACRES al
private sale II is suitable for GRAIN Grazing or
Dairy. Situated eight miles from Wilmington, Del,
on theWlmin9ton and Christi ma Turnpike: bounded
M be west by the turnpike and on tue south by the
Chrislisna River Fifteen acres OF Woodland; %
acres OF excellent Marsh or Meadow; banks and
letCes In good order; vessels drawing 6Lf feet of
water can load and unload at the landing on the
farm. All the produce can be shipped BY water al
same prices al landing as are paid at Brandywine
Mills either 10 Wilmington or Philadelphia. Very
little hauling need be done OF the farm, as Lime.
Manure ard the Crops all transported on the
liver. Fam House, Spring House. Ice House. Ice
p0nd OF clear spring water two large Barns, large
Grauary aud Corn Cribs, with Root Cellar beneath.
don-c mud barn supplied with excellent water by
tydranlis ram 1t i nnsurpas sed in this ncighbor-
nopd, either n Grain, Grazing or Dairy Farm
six can be sent daily 10 Philadelphia by railroad.
ne farm beng near the depot. 1t Is very fine pro-
perry aud well worth the attention of those who like
sOnd farms. psrsons desiring to purchase will be
shown T. by the fsrmer on the Place, or by the owner
1t Wilmington.
One hat OF purchase money can remain on mort.
gage. E. Q. STOTSENBURG.
3uw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

perfect satisfaction guaranteed shond go to
A. d 4. STEVENSON,
TO Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

PROPERTY PugCIAsEp,-Tbe Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have purchased the properly cor
ner OF Third and Shipley streets, o. James Grip
pen. They will alter the building hat aud
will remove their Office there about the 25th Of
next March,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

woolston & Company have sold the property
of James Fitzpatrick, at tho corner of Twelfth
and King streets, to Colonel II. s. McComb.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

EXECUToR's sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER,
II Executor of John T. Clark, iced, will sel at
Public Sale, at Dnnlaps hotel. in Delaware City, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. 1869, ut O'Clock,
p. M the following property, TO wit:
One hundred and xteeu acres of COED land which
sdtvifed into four fields and all in very high state
Of cultivation. 1t is situated in lied Lion Hundred
New castle County, Delaware, and is bounded by
the ROAD leading from Delaware City to Bowersville
snd by the lands Of VIM. II. II Clark, Birney Rey-
bold and olhe =, and being part of The h mestead
preper If The decreased. IL Is within ~ miles of
Delaware City, and the same distance from the VIII
l'gc Of St Georges, and is only ten twelve miles
from the lily Of Wmin ton. 1t is unsurpassed
either as grain or grazing land and Is stua in the
very centre OF one of the best agricultural commuLl-
ties In our State This is certainly very superior
property and well worth the attention OF those who
like highly cultivated lands.
Also, at the same time ~ d place. will sell the one
sixth, and the oncfourth of interest in the
wharf property ia Delaware City, owned by Rey-
bold, CLARK u Co.
Persons wishing to purchase will be shown the
property, or given any desired information by the
subscriber
Terms made known on the day of SALE
THEODORE L. CLARK, Executor.
u. y. Delaware City) oct7-tsd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

WiLMISeToN S READING RiLRoAp.-The
Reading Times says track laying for this road is
expected to commence at Brideboro in u week
or Two. The new bridge across the Schuylkll
and its treslle work approaches have been COM
pletcd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

EH- WHEELER q WILSON'S
SEWING MA CHIMES,
us Market street. Terms to suit all purchasers.
IN Those in want of patterns for ladies ana CHI.
drens clothing of the latest style should call on
A. a Il. STEVENSON,
Tt2 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

WYOMING COLLEGE. AT meeting Of the ex
ecuye committee OF the trustees of Wyoming
College on.the 18th inst, the Rev. q. +. Flippo,
WIN. Walker, Thomas Yonng and VIM b. Har.
rs, were appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Vim. McGonigal, John T..
Jakes, Thos. jackson aud A. Y. Eaton. The
building committee running short OF funds failed
10 met the debt, "a 800, against the college, Rev.
o. y. Flippo, VIM. Walker, and others have as
suntd the payment, the institution to be under
their control, with the Rev. o. F. Hippo, Baptist
minister, principal Of the college. -Deiawarean.