Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

Connecticut contains 100000 people.
Georgia's cotton crop is 200, 900 bales.
The Vermont lumber business is brisk.
New York has a one cent German paper.
Iowa has 10000 more males than females.
Yelveteen suits will be popular this winter.
The permanent school fund of Iowa is 20, 922,-
$780,
Louisiana smiles sweetly over the large sugar
crop.
Two Texas women are raising twenty-five acre
Of cotton.
Peace hath her victories, no less renowned
than war.
Bootblacks are numerous and persistent around
the depot.
A ''grcen grocer is one who trusts bad
customers.
The Penobscot river is lower than il has been
for forty years.
Newark, N J., is to have 'sclr-tlireadipg
needle factory"
Forty-one Episcopal clergymen died in this
country last year.
Napoleon III ruled France longer than any
monarch since 1913.
Newburg, N. Y, returns a population of IT,
06l Oswego 20,960.
New York will have fifteen standard places Of
amusement this winter.
Charles Dickens, in q works, introduced to
the world ,i25 personages.
Tha wealthiest widow in this country is Mrs.
Samuel I. Colt, of Hartford.
Aproject for another teegraphc cable to unite
the continents is announced.
Nicolson pavement is now being laid in New
YORK, at s4.5O per square yard
India has nearly 100, 000 900 females, and only
about $1,000 are being educated.
In the New Jersey State prison there are 81
prisoners, including 26 females.
Hon. ID. A. Wells. formerly revenue commits
sloner, has returned from Europe.
s2l 100000 worth of beer it is estimated is
drank in the United States in one year.
a Washington lady has two thousand calls un-
returned last season on her conscience.
In Prussia chemist hrs received prize of
E3O, GOO for condcnsns pea soup into saiisaees.
Miss Provost Paradol has gone to England to
| live there during the war with the family of NJ.
| Timers.
| 1t may he of some interest for tile public TO
| know, that ovcrcoats will bo worn tho coming
winter.
| The Boston papers want an ordinance passed
forbidding the smoking OF pipes in tho streets OF
| that city.
Eight deaths from yellow fever were reported
in New Orleans for tho Fl hours ending 6 p. NJ,
| on Monday.
Thos. Nolan, prisoner captured by the Cana
| dams in the recent Fenan raid il to DO tried at
Montreal next month
| An Ohio girl has laid by tho enm Of six hun.
dred dollars, all gained by making corn fusk
| door mats at ten cents each.
| A Baptist church at New Orleans was recently
offered the benefit of horse race to cancel its
debt, but very properly declined the Offer
The Smyrna Times says whilst dozens Of
men stood around doing nothing at the recent
| fire in this town, delicate females had to stand
in the line to pass buckets of water"
| A young lady in the town of La Prairie, Wis
consin, who is teaching school and boarding two
miles from the school house, has walked to and
from the scene of her labors each day, making
an aggregate Of $40 miles during the summer.
We recently copied from the Smyrna Times a
statement that 1S children had died in and around
Camden recently. A gentleman now writes to
| the 1fmss coHtradlpliag the statement, and asyg
] ihg Hat there has Ags tseH apstA III i.sfiiisa
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