Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-13

Councillor, Stephen L. Armstrong; VIC, Samuel
u. Wood RS, John g. Cornish; AIRS, Joseph |
Thomas N. Foreman; O., Edwin shade W., |
John II. Blackburn l. s., Alfred Gilclrist 0.
S., Isaac D. Biggs
LECTURE BY SENATOR REyEIs-Hon H.. r.
Reyels, Senator of the United States, from Mis-
sissippi will lecture in Institute Hail. on Friday
evening, Oct. 14th on The Republic of Ameri- |
can Letters" The curiosity to see and hear the
distinguished gentleman who is the first of the
colored race to occupy a seat in the Congress of
the Republic will doubtless ensure large audi
ence and this curiosity will eneither heightened
by the recent disgraceful and indecent and I'M
provoked attack made on the character and rep
utation of the gentlemanb by the present Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress.
Xyrm AMENDMENT Cs1EpnAr1os. -The colored
citizens OF Caroline County Maryland, propose
to hold an Amendment celebration at Denton
en- Thursday, Oct goth. There will be process
sion Of all the Leagues. educational and other
associations Caroline and adjoining counties, ac
companied bydelegations from abroad. The
following gentlemen among others are named
as the speakers on the occasion; Hon. II. II.
Peterborough, of Easton; Hon. Il. Stockett
Matthew's of Baltimore; Col j. NJ. NIcCarter,of
fredericksburg and VIM Howard Day, of Will
mington- Great efforts are being made by the
colored people Of the County, and really fine
gathering may be expected
The WHANN SrpERpHospHATE CAsE,-In refer
enceto the injunction case oil Walton Whann
Co., vs. Whann Brothers, We are informed that
Z The facts are as follows:
- Walton. Whann Co. of this city have for some
years past been making and selling a fertilizer
winch put up IN bags marked 1.-The Great Fer
, hllzer, Whanns ltaw -Bene Superpllosphate.
Z Some time last Spring, O. and j. y. Whann Of
Ghadds FORD commeneed putting fertilizer into
the market marked The Great reliable Fertilizer,
Whann Bros, Raw Bone Superphosphate,
Walton Whann Co., claim that this is palpa-
BILE imitation of the mark used by them, they
therefore ask that Whann Bros be enioned from
using the above or a similar mark. They do not
ask that whann Bros, be enjoined from making
Superphosphate.
49,, Z ,ran.- No. - r-..,..
aiLEdEp HORSE lIlEf;-oh Inesday week,
gentleman from rom the southern part Of the conn
n IN salheg horse looking very warm and aded
ANA, anu on closer inspection discovered It to be
rl4a MA. pei9igeu 10 mr.. hehiy owen, OF
rostod ~ iiau tte uiNei u tiie morse
an5 ~ NJ NJ iasis ssoSl tne animal
NJ ~ @ IL W " On ~ iiie ieAt Jay,
lad , - Ia, n, 70 Mes, onesef' aha me prisoner
,.d ~. q nesi,iS pciole Mm. Wmliehead Esq..
nt W ~ na, " iSr.s were ehctea On tie
tSil " ~ sI IT. o"ei,s Mclt rom ines
I,,l: e ~ 4asonaaic 70 atlenu meeting OF
p.tiuilis association. ne Iode m a stlikey, and
Va aain i III AHoiu'ie ne Mtciled ms horse
inv. ,u n a 70 lieeilS IN coming ont he fonnd
,a' ,iio aiiai hau vanished, ana the rst I'D
MS ne received OF II was the despatch from
esS Shes.er' Ille prisoller VINO gave the name
t;I - suAs n ueiehce tiiat ne was IN,
tia ,,a o o,,a a.e ~ question, ana that
,,nJ,. anu masoii h,i pee loaned 70 nm by
;,,t;,oat;os ~ 9o'e 70 mess oilester; Inc ilist
-. Ia 10 iieu tilt ne MORSE elu nor belong
~ tha nar w ~ io'e'.i. ~ il Nus MS arrest
.tt1 H'',b.,, VI i4Sise stealHS' ne was com
il,u 10 gan 70 answer at the next term Of
N0ui'.- ss'''gt 4seeoto, -. :.
n, .,., D. s,-
~. siAiroS EACH rsiiilMsNTs,-9lr Jos. smith
~ 1aS .on hailroa. Agent, mas furnished
10 Na'h tiie ioiloWiiiS statement Of the ship
VIII. " ~, rt"iles iot me season Just closed,
i.st rao, Ps' - Vo'i'pait7Vh VIII 'iie shipments
lacy year
.hn.,. 1870. 1860.
S Ss,.a - p aq1I i'alIpa,l, ~ VA
eets ~ -ho' anu Del hairoad' 20 ~
,m.s.. f3o 59i
lheI olal nuMhef Of baskets shipped TO all
Elon feal' from .4dytoh, was put at 3UD,-
ooo, Mhne tlls year IL Is only 24DO0U The fig
; jus apoNe SNOW one important fact--the great
fherease OF peach culture ON the line OF the rail
ROAD IN MARYLAND Last year we estimated that
sile growers cleared % cent? per basket, in the
as5leSate, on thelr sales tins year the estimate
u Put ~ 20 cents per basket bs MI. j. Van Gask
en-, VINO was principal shipping agent from this
station; number OF farmers, who sold their
orchards to spf cllators. realized as high as 50 or
w cents per basket, while others, who shipped
70 irresponsible commission men. netted but
Ilt.e moro tian last year. More fruit was sold
70 me canning factores this year, in this section,
than ever before, which may account for some
o. the deficiency i'll shipments Towards the
close o. the season some Of our largest growers
SOU thelr ofchards to the New Jersey Gamers
across the Bay thus changing their shipments
from ears TO ressels.-SHyInG Tihus.
PEN1NsrLAR FRtIr GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
lhe raj meeting Of this Association will be held