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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
nrMINIsrnNcEs OF WILMINGTON.

Many in our community arc already fami-
lar with this work, and it needs no common
dation from lis as volume OF permanent
local interest and value. 1t has been out of
print for some years, and the few copies that
have changed hands-exccpt by borrowing
and lending, or stedliRg-haye done so gener-
ally at fabulous prices. n new edition of the
work is clearly called for. Messrs. Johnston
& Bogia have taken the initiative for the sup
ply Of this demand
Rev Mr. Read is soliciting orders TO this
end We cordially commend him to favor
able reception lie has, already, made good
beginning and has many influential names
upon his list, and he no doubt will reach you
in course.
Being work of local interest, its sale must
be chiefly limited to Wilmington and its SUI
burbs so that a much larger number of copies
OF it must be taken Ivy our people than art
usua ly taken Of works OF general character
in order 10 insure the success of the enter
prise.
There are several valuable historical work
of a general clara, ter that possess features q
local interest also, with us; but none of then
can supply the place Of this.
There arc many things contained in thi
volume that cannot be found elsewhere,
can never bo SUPERB, dcd or lose its interest,".
70 an agreeable volume for every class O
readers.
Throwing the charm of story, as it doc
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
JAMES PONDER.

BY Inc GoYefnorl
JonN II. PAYNTER, Secretary of State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

At Cape rllmas, Africa, people commesce
garden work about the middle Oi July.
po,tcul difficulties are brewing in the
ffuVaor ol lIanau, China, and formidable
nsulr elton is imminent.
Last saturday, Roman Catholic Mission
led ltom Liverpool, 10 labor among the
uc. rur9 vt Vie Sou'htin States Of the United
states.
NJ. TDirrs las ,xficsscd himself in favor
off Communication OF Tic sentences Of the Com
muui-.- vino have been condemned to
utalh.
The hm5 Of inly is in treaty with the
Duke Graz Oh, ior tic purchase Cf his nag
ulncent VILLA, C4slel-puizi ,no, a thoit dis.
lance from Ostil, on the sh1-e Of the Medi.
htmnean. TIE duke wants g .OO0 600 francs
ln 1t, "a III tie King has offered 4, 500 900.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

lbk METEOROLOGICAL Journal for Decep,, er is At
hand Among the magazines Wa rrreisa e, - a.
n01v Sle more carefully perused thnn the
the tine ~ souhu Nless on everything related tn
we times IL IS progressive and reflrnatr hnt ,c,c,
u5 i ~ vague anu ilusory publications. Tie December
uu,nuer entAns among other good tbipgs Idge Dnlv
snton an Anle Review Of Mr.. Becchors Lil ofChri.
n nliuge o. Moton or Recent Scientific Developments;
hauras Experience, u range, but True Love story,
zen Robert A. Cameron, the Colorado Coonist Chirn,.
Onrpe Oa,a55h, It's Cause and Cure; Thought in sound
nv mH.o ING uelogieal History Of Man: The Faculty
serted Village Single numbers 80 cents. 40 d wear.
new volume begins with the next number g. /, Wells
publisher, ~ broadway, New York
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

fErEGs MUSICAL MONTHLY for December il Ia hand,
containing nineteen choice pieces Of Vocal and lust ut
mehAi Mshlc, a OF which be had for 30 cents l.
seems hard 70 believe that much can be furnished for
snch a small sum, hut we know that II is n comes
music. ''e '''' e'N'
honnu volnmes for ISL offered, .raid for 49,
lIey come elegantly bound in crimson cloth tt sides
anu euges ana are Bualantced To contain $50 worth of
onolee llaho Mnse tsome 200 icces) If ordered per
eNnress $500 will secure il. We would advise hi
uoas seshng holiday presents tu bear this work in
mind Music is always proper present Ia n lnl " and
N no otef shape car the same amount of gnn nusi,
| way, New York '' wv i''''''
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

The following vessels from Delaware NJ
rved at Philadelphia Nov 20lh.
Schr. s. II Colt, Tfuax. Leipsic, gram.
Schr. Mary Is Caroline, Fowler, Loipsc,
gaia.
Schr. Aurora, Arlis, friedrich, grain.
schr. John Whitby, Henderson, Odessa,
grain.
Nov. 2lst.
schr. J. S. Conner, rardee, Magnolia,
grain.
Schr, Olivia Camptll, Odessa, grain.
Schr. Annie West, DurbOrow, Camden,
grain.
Schr. E. II. Boxsom, Morris, Little
Creek, grain.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A STANDARD REMEDY.

Such an article Is DR.. slMMs WHITE PULNONIC
BALsAM II has sO u hefur' the publi1 for 10 Years
and has never Jailed giving taisfaeton a. siuge In.
stance Every drop Of this valuable pound N xed
by Dr. simms himself and has been prepared only
by himself for the last 10 yearepsr; therefore Il ~ he re-
lied upoa Il warranted suprnr TO any other for the
cure Of Chronic ani recent Clussl Sore Throat Bron
enitis Asthma Csodp Nhoopiu Cough, Blood sptdug,
oatsenes, Sc.
There is lcne the world that stands moro ON
Is own merits than DR.. slMMS' WHITE pULMUNlC
bALsAM, Thousands OF references he gwen by ID
Doctor atesing to its rare virtues every dollar bottle
guarant ed 10 give satific ion. sold bv Dusgst4 aud
store keepers throu 5hout the United states Pfc 20
cents, medium aud one dollar large sized bottles
| PRINCIPAL depot Fourth and KIN; streets, sold by
! dealera throughout the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

Upon the premises, tbs following doe ibed lands and
tenements, being the Real Estate n George dorsey
aud the heirs Of William Dorsey, deeea,el. viz All
IN that certain lot Of land. situated IN tho Village
ElluH and Hundred Of Brandywine (nnw Included
EsN3 within hs limits Of the City ct wilmington in
kaA New Castle county Aforesaid, Beginning on the
eastery side Of the Wilmington aud Philadelphia
nolds, thence by the two following lines Of his land
south 30 degrees, east 81 perches corner south
II degrees, East 10 perches 10 land Of Mar
gerry Tatnal thence BY line Of said land south
75H degrees, west AIS perches to the north eastery
side Of the Mill Road thence along the side said road
north weswardy 60 perch's to the said Side OF the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike Road; thence
herewith eastwardly perches to the place of Begin
ming; having thereon erected two story stone dwell.
ing house and three-story brick dwelling house.
Attendance will be given aud terms Of sale made
known by the Trustse his attorney
nov7ts JOHN G. PATTERSON Trustee
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

The body Of an unknown m0n apparently
about 40 years old, was found floating in
the Delaware, about half mile below the
Uhristiana by the sloop Adrennc. The
body was brought to this city, On the tug
Falcon and an inquest was held IN Wed
nesday morning by Coroner Woodward
The Jury rendered verdict of death from
accidental drowning, deceased was about
five feet eight inches high had On suiped
shirt, dark pants, psir of boots nearly new
and nothing about him to identify him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

That which wipes out score Of petty
troubles from the household, ought to be
numbered among the blessings OF the sge.
The introduction of the WEED SEWING
MACHINE hus conferred this ineslimabe
blessing on our generation. There are, TO
be sure, many sewing machines In market,
but the Weed possesses rare advantages over
It's compelitors-simplicity durability, strength
power and mechanical construction. II per-
forms every class Of sewing without any OF
those Troublesome changes that give so
much annoyance; and, all the work Is done
with neatness, with rapidly, and with
little noise. Wherever 1t is brought into
competition with others, brilliant victory
over ali Is certain to ensue.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

THE New YORK O5serrer, in the following
half dozen lines, gives the pith and essence OF
dozen columns of eulogy, upon the christian
life and. character of the late Rev. Alfred
Cookmen -
'rhc Rev. Alfred Goodman, of the Meth
odst Church, who died at Newark, N. j., a
few days ago, was man of unusually lovely
Christian character, an earnest worker, an
able and successful preacher, and a friend
whom we valued, and whose death we sadly
mourn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

While in New Castle, on Monday
last, attending to his duties as Grand
Juror for the county, Captain VIM.
Thatcher, of this city, received DIS
patch stating that his son, John Thatcher,
lad then just died of small pox in phila-
delphia. Cnpt. Thatcher obtained leave Of
absence and proceeded at once to Phila-
delphia, made all tie necessary arrange
ments, and had the deceased buried in That
city on Tuesday. The Captain reached his
home again, near This city, on Wednesday,
much crushed 10 spirit by the sad event.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

Please draw Checks to the order Of the Treasurer whose
ndorsemen will be a receipt In addition 10 the "ae-
knOwedfment."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
FOR SALE.


80, TWO TRUCK FARMS near wiminsion.--
:i!st3 Possession ui Of them caa DO given hume
Niles diatsly
laxksA Also, Small House for rent possession i'm.
mediateiy. Apply to W. NJ. McCAULLEY CO..
oet-b COG Market Street, Whining On, Del
IA OGLErOWN HUTEL for SALE
lnlHl Contains " kOOMs-1 up stairs and down.
EsNd stable Shading, and pump Of excellent water
Rhfkf1 NJ door one acre OF ground attached. Price
$1,000; $1,000 may remain mortgage. Foi further
partieuarsaFp 10 Mrs, ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or to THOMAS NJ. OGLE, No. East Third street
Wilmington, Del. in
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

On Wednesday farmers sold butter from
IS to 4Oc pound; chickens, tic, do; lard,
l2ic; live chickens, 7jc pair dressed
ducks, s1.3O to SLIGO, do; rabbits, 4Oc,
do turkeys, 81 each eggs, 4Oc
dozen; apples, II TO 25c half peck or 81 IS
a bushel. Veal, bcei and poultry were
abundant.
At tue Eighth and Orange streets Market
House, fresh fish sold as follows God,
2pc, do; halibut, 22c, do; haddock, lOc, do;
POLLOCK, &c, do; oysters, % to 35c quart.
The following department was well
upplied:-Partridges sold at 50c a pair;
turkeys, $1.70 each; ducks, s1.3G, do;
chickens, SOC 10 81 80
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

The Charleston Courier Of the 2lst contains
the following in regard TO the visit OF the
Washington Fire Company Of this city,
"lhe visit of the gallant gentleman who com
posed the recipients OF every endeavOr pos
sible to make their sojourn in our midst
pleasant, will long be remembered by their
warm expressions OF appreciation Of what
was done to render them at hone Will.
here, have endeared them to our peonl,
generally, and the iiremen especially, VINO
will have much to talk over during lie vim.
try nights, when they shall he assembled n,
their houses, as is their wont, referring 10
mn event which was full ni The dcep,st si,.
nihrnucc."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

when sending subscriptions please write plAinlj
No that they eau b. correctly Acknowledged
FORM FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY


VuIIs is TO GIVE notice. THAT
L on the I'd day Of November A. d. 1911 A " arrant
iu bankruptcy WAS issued against the Estate of
lhnJamin Y. Latumus, of Duck Iieek Hundred in
the County 81 Kent, and state Of Delaware, who
has brea adJudged Bankrupts upon his own petition
Ihal the payment Of any debts, and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for
his use, and the transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law.
That's meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupts
10 prove their debts and TO choose or more
Of MS Estate, will be held at Court II Bankruptcy
to be holden in the City OF wilmington at the Office oi
Levi u Wrd No COZ King Street, before Levi c. Bird
Rester on the 18th day OF December 1871 at II oeoek
A. NJ. JOHN NJ. DUNN,
nov 10 s. Marshal. as MESSENGER.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

As the Court Train wUs coming from New
Castle yesterday evening the engine broke
the LUX connecting with the front car. The
bell cord broke and caused some commOton
among the passengers. The engine ran
several thousand feet ahead the train before
stopping.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
The AnnIrersnry sor,Iccs

OF the Young Mems Church Missionary AS
ISOLATION will be held in st. Andrews
Church on Friday evening, 24h inst, at n
o'clock. Bishop Lee will preside, md in
teresling addresses from the Rev. Clergy
will be made. The friends of missions, and
especially young men, are invited to attend.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

At meeting Of the Friendship Fire Com
pany, OF the city OF Wilmington, State OF
Delaware, held in their hall, corner Tenth
and Slipley streets, on Nov. OH, 1871, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
WHEREAS, Ii hath pleased God in the dis
pensation OF Ills inscrutable providence to
remove from our midst by sudden death,
William S. Fist, Esq aud
WHEREAS This Company has lost an in
valuable member; therefore, be ii
Resolred, That We recognize in this aiflic-
ton and bow 10 the sovereign will of Him
''that dOeth all things wel.n
ResolU.d, That we, by the termination of ii
lie ju,t emerged upon manhood and bearing
all The promises OF brilliant future, have
been deprived OF an esteemed friend and an
honored and valuable member.
! lie oloed, That we extend our warmcst
sympathy to the btreavud family Of the de-
ceased, praying that lie who has thus seen
| fit to bring distress upon them may in Ills
good pleasure show to them a way of escape
That they may know "whom the Lord
loveth lie chaslenelh."
ResolDed, That a copy OF these resolutions
be sent to the family and be published in tho
Delawdre State Journal and EVERY EVEN
ING.
IOuN y nONnTITE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

Mr.. James Mills, while engaged in making
some repairs to a circular saw, at his Kind
ling wood establishment Fourth and LOm-
bard, was severely cut by the upsetIiug OF a
table upon which lie was standing throwing
him against thh saw.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

= The President of the United States having
by his Proclamation recommended that
THE TIIIRTIETH of this
month, be observed as day of General
THANKSGIVING and Prayer: Now, therefore !,
JAMES PONDER, Governor of the State OF
Delaware, doeming it proper that the
people of each State should participate
in the observanccs and ceremonies OF
such an occasion with uniformity, do
request that, on the same day, the
pcople of this State assemble IN theil
respective houses of religious worship,
there to render thanks to Almighty Goo
for the many merces and benefits of thu
past year, and to invoke his Divine aid for on
future guidance and prosperity.
%-zS>\ In witness whereof l hay
MAX hereunto set my hand an
- gfyY caused the great Seal Of III
nm State Of Delaware 10 |
4lMassNss affixed at Dover, this, Il
S1sE-S seventh day Of November,
the year of our Lord, one thousaI
eight hundred and seventy-one, and
the independence of the said State the ninel
sixth. -...
By the Governor,
JonN II. PAYNTER, Secretary OF State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

The drying honse attached 10 the factory
OF Messis. Dean, Pilling & Co., at Newark,
ing; supposed to be the work OF an incen.
diary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Hest Boys' ANA GirIs' Monihiy
Magazine
Democrats Young America.

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Staple tupes, 10 cts lost tttr. yearly, $ or with
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
TRUCK GROUND 10 1,nr

1 HAVE sime ten acres OF Land as we'll situated for
raising vegetables as any other, that / propose to
"a, that theremAy be anpls time I, prepare f,r an
III early spring crop. Alsl, nv FARM LAND TO LET
Ao about MY acres, twenty Of which should 20 la
corn nat year all wuhiu mile of Mark ct street
Wilming1n, Del prefer to lot tor cash rent giving
lhe ntnt Tor the time agreed upon full possession as
with satisfactory security,
j. A. BROWN, Maryland Avenue,
AuslU Formerly Newport Pike.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The valuable House and Lot of Ian situate at the
=, "A 5 L. corner Of Eighth and French streats in
mikG the City OF Whining Ton, Diasars, (sts Of Miss
liisN4 Bedford, dec ased) The Lot is over 20 fee
Hsskah front on French street, an extends through
tne square to Walnut sfe-t. This Ia Desirable pTo-
perty for residence or Investment.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY.
Executor Of IL. J. Bsdtord DEF d.
seI5f No. SIC Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS,


Hon. Thomas F. Bayard and Hon. BENZ
T. Briggs, were in line Court Room at New
Castle, on Tuesday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
FOR RENT,

NEAR THE SUBURBS OF PETERSBURG, vAX
- II farm.oi u acres. we'll adapted for truchiae
MltN has alsj excellent apple aud peach orchards
fsMd and AL necessary out buildings besides a sab.
kssakkh stantial dwelling house. fine opportunity
Tor auy person wishing to try thai section of the cOunry
for year. with view of settling other wise AS the
pacs will be let for very loE rent, owing to unforeseen
circumstance, to responsible party The place can be
bought 10 $1,000.
mh2I J. A. BROWN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
DIVIDEND.

OFFICE OF TnE DELAWARE FIKE Insurance Co.,
- MILMiAarOS, hRL., November 9TH, 1871.
| HE Directors OF tue DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE
4 VuMFANf have this day declared a Dividend of
fuOh ~ PER CENT. clear vi = Tax ous of the pro-
hts oil the Company Tor the last nix mCnths payable
on demand 10 the 1T hutrrs nr their legal reprreen
tAFeH AZ the nee Of the Company Gus Market Street
mAoSt y. l. GlLPlN, stcseb ~.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

An ADDLE-PATED Englishman has raised
the report that Queen Victoria gets drunk.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
Election Of superintendent.

Council last evening elected Captain
Gallagher Superintendent Of the Water
Works, by vote Of 10 6.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
9E CHIC AG o
AND
N 0R 7 IL W L S I E R N
SUFFERERS.
COMMITTEE ON "TRADEs" AND "lNfEREsTs "
NOT Otherwise PROVIDED FOR, AND ON
"ONE DAYS INCOME"
Ornor or rur counlTsns No. s,a wAsS?5 s1ssrr

OFFICE or THE COMMITTEE, No. 6l3 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. n, 1871.
Dear Sir The Of set OF the appoint Of the fore
going committee Is to secure contributions ior the allie
and suffering poor OF Chicago from all those OF our
citizens who have not yet been called upon to give TO
the relief of sister city, and who do not belong 10
professions trades, for the osnvassng OF which CONE
mittses have been already appointed
The terrible effects Of the overwhelming catastrophe
which has ruined and rendered housass so many tens
thousands Of follow counrymen just at the con-
mencsment of winter, can only be mitigated by the
prompt and liberal donations Of all classes Of our peo
pie. FELLOW Citizens Manufacturers, Mechanics aud
radesmsn OF the City Of Brothery Love give OF your
abundance and to the best OF your abity for the relic
| Of the suffering meu, women and children OF Chicago
the Northwest and you will never regret the money
| you thus contribute.
| DUNCAN NJ. MITcHEsON, Secretary.
Office, No. e23 WALNUT street, Philadelphia
| HOurs-lO to 3.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
JOHN p. DONOTUE J
RICHARD KINsLER, Con
THOMAS JOHNSON.


Departure OF the Wilmington Flremen.
The Delaware Fircmcn were escorted TO
the Northeastern Railroad depot on Monday,
by populations from the Steam Engines and
Hook and Ladder Companies. The McClurg
Band, which gave such delight TO our citizens,
was at the head of the column, dscoursing its
rich music. When the guests arrived at the
depot, Vice President Thaddeus Street of tho
Vigilant Steam Engine Company then adj
dressed them saying;
Mr. Quinn and Gentlemen Of the Washington
Company, Of Wilmington, Delauarc:
To me has been assigned the duty of bid
ding you farewell, and assure you, gentle
men, that find it no easy task to perform
] have been thrown in such intimate conncc
ton with you during your short stay In oul
city that my heart is sad at parting. You
stay with lis has been too brief, and | know
that speak the feelings of our entire Depart
mcnt in expressing regret that you cannot re
main longer. We have done all that WI
could do in the short time allowed us, bu
much more remains to he done when you
make us another and longer visit, as W
trust at no distant day.
Gentlemen, in behalf of the Steam Fire En-
ginc and the Hook and Ladder Department &
Charleston, bid you farewell, and trust iha
you may have safe journey home Ma
this visit prove to be link which will bin
us closer together as brother Fircmcn an
fellow coUntrymcn.
This was appropriately and icclngly II
sponded to by Marshal Quinn and Mr.. Fran
Hazel. After this Mr.. Nathan was lhault
by Mr.. Quinn, in behalf Of his company, (,
the attention paid them by the Charlcslo
Dcpactment. Chief Nathan responded brief
and suitably Three cheers were riYcn Il