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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-24
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o,,aat Of the 0oAvt.

"a en-, through the glitterins twilishs
~. ,.;n from the dripping caves.
A,d su,e with trsmulous rustic
m. dsad and dying leaves;
urt;,. IA in the midst Of the shadows.
rhesr the sweet voice Of bells
Come borne on the wind OF the aufuhn'
That atfuliy rises and swe''s
rh.v call and they answer each other
rh.v .nswer and mipgle again
A. A.. dssp and the shrill In anthem
v.ks harmony still in their strain
a. ,h. voices Of the ssntinels nlingle
r. mount ,inous regions OF snow.
MI, from hill-top to hilltop chorus
Float, down to the valley below.
III. shadows, the frelight Of even.
RI. .ound Of the rains distant chime.
cnm. hri,eing, with rain softly droppins.
aveet thoughts Of shadow time;
Th. ,umberous sense of seciu-ion.
From storm and intruders aloof.
W. feel when we hear in the midnight
The pattsr Of rain ON the roof.
When tho spirit goes forth on its yearnings
To tsks oil its warnings home.
Or sfar in the regions Of fancy.
Dslishts on swift pinions to roam.
Iovissly sit by the 6rslisht--
The drslisht 40 bright and % warm
Por know that those only who love nc
Will seek me through shadow and storm.
But should they bs absent this evening.
should even tho household depart
Deserted, I should not be lonely,
There still would be guests in my heart.
The faces Of friends that cherish.
The smile. and the glance. and the tone,
Will haunt me wherever wander.
And thus nm never alone. .a-.
With those who have left fs r behind them
The joys and the sorrows Of time
Who sing the sweet songs Of the angels
In purer aud holier cline!
Then dark, o evening Of autumn.
Your rain and your shadows may fall;
Ny loved and my lost ones you bring me
Ny heart holds feast with them all.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-24
Aailruad 3iues.
Pnlladeipnla. wilmington aud EaIti-
more Railroad,
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. April a,h 1870 1,np, xi,,,.,.
rk1s 1Isis o NJ
.Gpss ss g.
n 70. .,.n s.%3,n. B'.reh k.i,..a '.lyIsn, "ad
Brs.. ..ss R.lr0.d. s.-Uid Do,snes.r sna sa
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1Pkhss TEAM a.li4s A. NJ. (sund.y. e,c-p.-o. !, =,
B.tnoIe and Washington ,-toppips Win us .oT
Psiry,,ll. and H.v e-a--sr.cs. Connects Al : i.
iaihgIon WITH tram ioi New Castle.
Express TRAIN .s4vo r NJ. lsundaya excepted, 81
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so1rsSrknssa TEX al ss
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TTas:es: Ss::lt ::s hssa Fssss
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tEA!s x55sSstss 'i;""s b. 1
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consct AZ Lamokin JunctiUi with tre o.. m st.t
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| t!al Railroad. " '
THRoUGH TRAINS E4oh BALr,yogF
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LEA 4 CHESTER At 7.ts. s.x, s4s am ll.Os
l2!s. 2.Al. %.%. 55S, 6.ll So And 10 So ii.
from bal''moIe 70 fhilAdeiphiA Lesv. Baltimore. :
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| TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At l3.O6 and oil A. n.nu4sj
Leave Wilmington At l352. U3 10 o. A. ~ " IS
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/ SCSDAF TRALS PROM BALrYAOgE
IsA'es hAisnore - Is 2 H. stopping al Ma r4-s
mans Aberdeen. Hsvrs-de-t ac- Perryv.!.- Cns.i-.
Il Town. North East Elkton. Newa h. stanton New
v port. Wilmington ,Ci.yuoni. Ll..ood Che-,,.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-24
W!LM ECT0N AND READING q &.

Ats l|lI szzsEas.zz1
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE FRAUDS IN FOOD.

MOVEMENTS TO FURNISH PURE MILK TO THE
INHABITANT5-ACTI0N AGAINST SWILL-MILK-
MEN THREATENED.
The articles which appeared in The TRIBUNE
concerning tho adueratiOns Of milk already produc-
ing good results. Various enterprises foot In this
city whereby puro milk be furnished TO the inhab-
tants and adulteraOn suppressed The Orange County
MIX Association, at meeting held few days ago at
Goshen resolved cooperate with the Farmers AssOoia
ton and recommended that the latter should take in
hand the sale OF the milk belonging to tho
Orange County Association and its branches establish
regular milk routes erect buildings receive and store
the milk and convert all surplus milk into butter that
said Association Issue certificates Of stock to the
amount OF 100000 to carry the business. and that
one half Of the sales Of all merchantabo milk shall go
10 the producers also fair share Of the damaged milk
and the remainder go to carry the business and
profits 10 the stockholders" The Association inveighed
spirttedy against the dlutions and adulteraons OF
milk and earnestly requested the general Association
10 take such shall eectuay suppress
dflutions and adulterations
number of farmers residing in Dutchess County
have formed q company for tho purpose OF supplying
the consumers of this city with absolutely pure milk at
eight cents per quart They deal directly with the
sumer owning their horses and wagons, and hiring
the persons who deliver the article at the different
houses All these farmers have had many years eKpe
rence in the production and sale OF milk. The Company
IA called tho United Farmers Milk Reform Company and
their office is at No. 10 Ninthaye. They employ man
TO accompany the milk In its passage the trains from
the places where the loaded until 1t IL received
by the Companys employees in this city, prevent
adulteraon on the at the depot and although
they have been organized only short time they state
that they are already doing remuneratye business.
prs Wood and Holbrook have recommended the use OF
their milk in hospitals and asylums.
The Committee Of Brooklyn Milkmen, appointed at q
meeting held in Fultonave. TO confer with Committee
OF New-York Milkmen to arrange plan of action
whereby milk aduteration may be suppressed, will
port in the early part of week what plan 1t
deemed advisable 10 pursue. 1t is understood that in
the matter OF the swfl stables complaint will be made
TO Attorney Britton who will be asked to call
tn attention OF the Grand Jury to the condition Of tho
stables reported in THE TRIBUNE Of May a. in order
that indictments may DO found against the offenders.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE BREWERS NATIONAL CoSGREss-PREsIDENT
CLAUsENS ADDRESS

The Brewers of the United States Henry Clausen.
Prient begsn their twelfth aaua Congress yesterday morning. Ia
the hall Of the Turtle Bay Brewery IN Bast Forty sh which
HewYok welcomed the MS delegates aPPO
pirate speech.
Cusen bis opening address referred to the rapid Increase f
the brewing interest Intel States the from which had
Increased from 1863 s6oooo In 1870 aud 10
10 1871 With prospect the brewers will hereafter great
part tho expenses Of the Government The brweh the
United number 1000 with capital Of slooooco
giving employment thousands people and consuming s
bushels barley pounds Of hops Whchreque for then
cultivation and give work thousands Of nnu
This branch should therefore be b the Govern
all laws tending Obstruc should bo repealed trVm
small bsnniDg with the advent Of The as kngA
the Of malt liquors had become with native born
spuou liquors The consumption Of rlent spin
lo60 l67 had By decreased
nearly W cent? for though the amount d sales bad been doabd
had Increased re IN
the of alt hquors Deinum tire
frequent in Newkngan where the o
than in Bavaria where was fosiercd o Govern
prohibition acted like irrsGons Tor eJ
tending toward the old feud syem aHd nscsd u
venting crime IL mesare by bpoy ASIDE Foa
this snpt 10 branch OF Industry
which large capital MAS invested should be discouraged By ta
manuacue would eimParc The pending Presidential
aud the speaker closed bY declaring hB Ell adverse 70
Greeley who had always been plant tool OF the femPeaHos
fsnatcS"
Frederick Lner Of Reading Penn submitted long report the
the Agitation Conmes the ending viii
the expression Of hope woa follow the removal Of the
and coffee BY Of the malt Equora In the
afternoon the delegates went In carriages TO Morrsana where esa
quet bed at the Grove Hill Brewery.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
a STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NOMINA TION.

NJ l.
The following persons and classes of persons
are in favor Of a straight Democratic nomination foi
ON that subject are certainly entitled tohe grave oOnd
Grafton OF the Democratic party and we are pretty con
dent the delegates to Baltimore VIII estimate them al
Gen Grant. though reticent on most questions does
hesitate declare that 1t would be base sacrincs
of principle for the Democracy refrain from putting
a straight candidate gu the track this Fall.
II s not quite clear what view Of the situation lac viii
take II Wilson beats him at philadelphia.
To-day Henry Wilson thinks the Democrats viii bs
great fools to take advantage OF the split in the Re-
publican party and run IN candidate OF their own
though what Will be his opinion next Thursday not so
The Hon. Tom Murphy favOrs tho nomination of .
Democratic old-ner, because he fears the contrary
may ultimately deprecate the value OF cottage
Rpbeson and Secor Creswell and Chorpenning, havo
no doubt that straight Democratic ticket Is necessary
to protect the United States Treasury against pecuaor'
The whole Dent family and all their relatives unan
m9gsy OF he s sane GO TS c i ON tbs shec t t would
not be surprising to find them In the lobby at BatnOre
straight Democratic ticket while Morton Conklng and
Chandler amazed at the stupidity OF those Democrats
All the collectors OF customs all the internal
officers, and all the postmasters feel that the ume has
come when the Democracy must show their stern ad-
herence to principle by putting straight candidate In
Every Republican who does MT like Summers antCs-
sar speech that the only chance the Democrats have
for beating Grant to bring out an old Bourbon at Ba'
more.
All the Republicans who detest schurz for his exposures
Of the French armsswnde wonder that a the Germans
do MT c8mOr for a straight Democratic ticket.
The Military Ring the SantO Domingo Ring the Indian
Ring. and the Seneca Sandstone Ring feel 30 socitOus
subject that they intend to send representatives
to Baltimore aid I'm keeping the Democracy straight
The London Daiiy.Tioes exhibits even more than Its
usual ability and zeal In advocatng an odas hlohed
Presidential nomination by the Democracy. so docs
The Relo York DAILY Times. So does Ihe NeD York Daty
World
Among the men OF calm Judgment who havo declared
In favor this policy, and whose lead tho Democracy
have found il so profitable 10 follow for the past dozen
years. we noed only the Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,
and the Hon. Alexander H. stephens
We might swell this list but Is not the foregoing sum-
cient induce Democrats TO throw Mr. Greeley over
board at Baltimore and put the helm OF the party IN tho
hands OF a pilot who will be sure 10 run ther snip
stra ght on the rocks for the fourth timet
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE REFORMED GENERAL SYNOD.
ANNUAL MEETING IN BRooKLYN-ELECTIoN OF
OFFICFRs

ANNUAL MEETING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
OFFICERS.
The General Synod of the Reformed Church OF
opened It's Annual Meeting yesterday afternoon in the Middle
Church Brooklyn the retiring President the Rev j. R. Taylor
d. Newark In the chair The proceedings began with the usual
religious exercises; ser which the roll Of clerical and lay delegates vas
called By permanent clerk the Rev. p D. Ten Eyek fAOhh
country each By three ministers and
elders majority whom answered their Tue sJrod
proceeded the election Of President VeePresdent 90
Adssor ensuing with the following result
Preden-Tbe Rev j. L. EmendOrf D. Pastor OF the Seeosa
Albany AdsessoThe Rev. PHILIP Pe Of NsvPah Nev-
York Clerk-Ihe Rev. Mr. Hanson.
Dr. Emeudorf welcomed the chair " the retiring President DR.
TAYLOR and response expressed his neee thanks for The unexpected
honor upon him. and trusted that the Synod the great sni
perhaps exciting work which might before IT, wou receVs The
help blessing fGOd The sEOd decided hold daily os
Ito II M and from u toYpm.
appointing Committee Devotional Exercises the Synod ad
ourned % the annual preached By the Rsv
DIR. Taylor
The present session promises be Of than ordinary interest a
there will DO the centennial wofk Of The
Church daring the and important Ni gropo,o
the Church Constitution Professor OF Iheoo Tor h7 NOV
Brunswick Seminary 8 alsO % be elected
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

the Fire Department except upon previous notice to the
day processions. except funerals 70 and fiom actual
burias are forbdden and at such funerals there shall
be no music, fireworks or firing OF pieces except that
music is permitted at military and naval funerals but
no hand ia 10 play within block OF church during
religious servicos Tho psnaty 10 each member Of a
PROCESSION violating the act is fine not exceeding e0
or ten days' imprfsOnnnent, or both. iI PIT I.t
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
A QUESTION IN TUE RULE OF THREE.

To The EdFIor OF Ths IFERHhs' =
SIR: II the mere utteranoe of the speech OF
Senator Sumner the President resulted in tho
probability OF the nomination of Wilson for Nioe-Presi-
dent TO save Massachusetts from going over with sum
ner, how much will ITS publication anu circulation ahoet
the vote Of Grant In November next Yours,
PhiiddeiBhia luna &. 1872. DAboLt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE MASONIC GRAND LODGE OF NETWORK

The Grand Lodge of Masons Of the State Of New
Yo resumed session yesterday Apollo Hail. 0rsnd Master John
Antou presg Grand Lecturer Geo Raymond recommended
granting charters 10 nine lodges under GpensAon
Representatives received from Grand Lodges Of California
Carolina Tens and Quebec The discussion Of the proposed
amendments CopStuton Adjourned until daF Is
psioi Christopher FoI Of Buffalo will be chosen Grand ke
All Wa T. W00IIsa Of hs-YorG DspgiI Grand Aasies
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
BOARD OF TRADE.
MEETING OF THE MANAGERS.

MEETING OF THE MANAGERS.
A meeting of the new Board of Managers of
the Board of Trade was held Tuesday night,
Preston Lea, Esq, vice president, in the chair
A note from Washington Jones, positively de-
clining the honor of Presidency OF the Board,
rendered him at the annual meeting this week,
was read, but no action was taken toward
supplying the vacancy. The excellent annual
report of the Secretary, Mr.. George W. Stone,
was ordered to be printed and the Treasurer S
report was audited. A resolution was adopted
instructing the President to appoint two dele
gates to the National Board OF Trade. which
meets soon in New York, and the delegates
visit the Industrial Exposition In that city for
the purpose of gathering information relatin-
to such expositions. Geo. w. Stone was deg
signated one Of the delegates. After trans
acting large amount of private business, the
Board adjourned;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
Local Intelligence.

City Council meets this evening.
1.-The Programme" is pretty and popular
The st. Georges Tournament comes off to-day.
The new hotel has been christened the "Ciayten
House."
Star and Young Mems Loan Associations meet
this evening
Wm Bright, Esq, will sell 80 finely situated
building lots tomorrow afternoon. See advei-
tisemcnt.
"War Clouds" at the Masonic Temple tonight
Positively the last appearance OF the Blssop-lach'
ings combination.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
I. o. o. T.
MEETING or~FHE GRAND 1opof OF DEL
AWARE.

MEETING or~FzE GRAND 1opof OF DEL
AWARE.
The Grand Lodge Of Delaware !, o y. r;
convened in regular session, at Odd re"o"s
Hall, on Wednesday morning, at iot O'clock
The morning session was occupied IN admlu'ns
the new epresentatiyes--thirty- in number
--rs,a;nc The reporls of the Representatives to
th..,... f,he Il s, and hearing the reports
Of conIlui,t ees
The afternoon session convened at three
o'clock; the principal business OF this session
wa, the election Of officers for the ensuing year.
which suited as follows:
NJ. ". q. NJ, John l.. Pierson, No l.
NJ, ". DG. NJ, Rev. Gaylord l.. Moore,
No IS.
NJ. w. G. w., Robt. II. Mcdaniel, No. 81.
NJ. W. q. r., Isaac w. Hallam, No. 81.
NJ W. q. r., Richard H. Ewbanks, No. 34.
NJ " q Marshal, John 7. Jakes. No 90.
| Grand Representative to q. l.. "' L. >, men,
~ W. Baker, No. IA.
.Iani,or-Owen Zebley, No $.
The evening session was consumed in con
tipuing the reading of the committee reports
and in the transaction of new business.
After the adjournment, upon the invitation
| officers elect, the Representatives proceeded
| to Robinson's saloon, where an abundance o1
ice cream and other refreshments were par
taken of. Mr. VIM. G. Leibrandt recited al
amusing selection. and appropriate Jokes ant
pleasant repartee were INDUCED IN Dy al
hands. The occasion was one OF great Ell
joyment., ,;... ,oso,,
ed to the Grand Lodge, the Order generally
throughout the State, was shown to be II
fourishinC condition, and constantly incrcas
ing in numbers and influence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS kvkHINo

Jefferson Lodge, No . |. q ., r., at oda
Fellows Hall, Third and King
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. R. M. at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. !, 5. Of L., at fhth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. |. .. U. A. Nj. al
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. Q. U. A. NJ. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets. -
Lady Washington Home Communion, at QUA
Market street.
Clayton Lodge. No. 4, X OF r., at knights OF
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

DEMOCRATIC MEETING. A meeting OF the young
Democrats Of the First and Tenth Wards was held
at 4O3 West Front street, on "Wednesday evening
for the purpose of organizing Democratic no,
neer Club The meeting was called TO order, and
the following officers were elected; President.
James Bourke; Vice President, A. J. Thompson;
Secretary. John Dickey; Treasurer. L: Foughtner
The stated meetings OF the Club will be OH We'd
nesday evenings. All the young Democrats are
requested to be present.
JOHN DICKEY,
Secretary Dem. Pioneer Club, OF the First and
Tenth Wards.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

WAR CLoUDs.--To-Dight the Richlngs Bishop
Combination will appear for the last time IN the
famous war drama of "War Clouds" Daring
the performance OF this play Mrs. Bernard wal
sing "The Star Sp,ngcd Banner large an-
dience should greet the last appearance of these
excellent artists.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
MAGISTRATES Cases.

BEFORE MAYOR sIMMs
John +. Lynch, John Caldwell and VIM. Baird,
for drunkenness were each fined 30 cts and costs.
BEFORE ESQUIRE Publ
Henry Buxbaum, for threatening to shoot Jas.
Boyden, was held to bail in the sum OF $500, for
appearance at Court.
Alex Cummins, for assault and battery Oh Hem
ry L. Brooks. was held for Court. in the sum OF
1900 bail
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
James Bopden, for assault and battery on Hen.
nv Buxbaum, was held to bail in the sum OF 5000
to answer the charge at Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

SHIPMENT OF MACHINERY. - j. Morton
Poole q Co, shipped this morning, by way o'
the Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad, one car OF
Ia clincry, 10 Akron, Ohio
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
Business Notices.

To Pic NC PAaTIEs.- \ tne assortment "
English pickles and sauces knf
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh 'F.... -. boz
dines Pickled and Cove o. 'er-, &c, !,
Matthew. S Iatours celeb y olive oils.
BOWMAN'S, the Grocer >, 81. md l.o!n'".gd.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kattIes. Mason Dexter. Valve. Wilcox. and other
glass. s,anr and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at stBOW MANS, the Giocers nth and Lombard
Cheap Goa Stove s5.75, Nut s4.15 per .24c
pounds for cash only, at yard South OF Marker
strapt Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. J. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

LICENSE. Merchants and others can pro
cure license at the store of Springer Cleland
S Co, No 800 West Second street. those
who nave not yet provided themselves WIN
this documen. should do so before the meet
ING of the Court in November, if they would
avoid Indictment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

A TRiP TO Boston. Honorable Caiep >
Layton of Sussex county. has u.cn vls,tiils
Boston. and other places in New England
the past week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

SALE OF MONEY. AT the regular MONTH,
of Diamond State Loan Association, last even
ing, $1,000 sold at rs per cent. premium, ant
$500 at Il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

The picture Of Franklin in Mr.. Iiba Ferris
window, and the afghan in the window OF IL.
Grebes carpet store are TO be disposed OF at the
Far at the Institute which opens next Monday
They are both the work of the Orphans al OIL.
and Wes, streets, and give evidence of great
skill in tapestry work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

NATuRALIaATloN-T L. S. Circuit Conr
will begin its session next Tuesday.in the second
story Of tho Post Office building, and those wht
want their papers should apply for them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

MINISTER APPOINTED. D.-EeN. Mr.. Sqnltr,
of Port Derosit Md, was, at the recent session
of the New Caste Presbytery, appointed to
supply the Presbyterian pulpit of smyrna for
three months, unless minister should be reg
ularly called
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

The ANNUAL MEETING of the Historical
Society of Delaware, will be held this even
inc at the new rooms of the Society in the
Masonic Temple at - O'Clock. Election re-
ports and addresses are expected. Inc fuo'
lie are invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

PosTPoNED-T Degree Of Rebecca VIII
be conferred in jefferson Lodge, No =, !. y.
O. f., on Thursday evening next, 1'th INST,
instead Of this evening as heretofore an
nounCed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
THE CLAYTON HOUSE.

MEETIEG OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE NEW
uorEL-THE ABOVE NAME DECIDED UPON.
The Board of Directors of the First National
Bank and the managers Of the Artisan Savings
Bank held Joint meeting last evening for the
purpose Of naming the New Hotel.
The re being six memers Of the First Nation
al Bank and ten Of the Artisans Savings Bank
present it was decided to allow each member OF
the former ten votes and each of the latter SIX
votes; making 100 votes in all.
The following names were suggested
Clayton House, Willing House,
Stenben House, Wavaset House,
Sycamore House, Chris,ana House,
Industrial Hotel, Delmarvia House.
Peninsular Hotel Brandywlne House,
Wilmington House, Metropolitan House.
Kirkwood House, Delmar House,
Titon House, =,
1t was agreed that majority OF votes should
be necessary to a choice.
Forr ballots were then taken with the follow.
ing result. -,
First bailot-Clayton, As; Willing, 81; Wa
waset, l6; kirkwood, G. Industrial, 6; Penlnsu
| lar, 6; Brandywine, 6; Total, 100.
| Second Ballot-Clayton, "a; Willing, Al
Willing, 16; Kirkwood, G; Total, l20,
Third Ballo,-Clayton, 60; Wawaset. l6
Wawaset. SO; Sycamore, 6; Brandywine. q
Total, 100.
| Fourth Ballot-Cayton, rs; Wawaset, 80
Tilton, 10; Total 12)
The election was made unanimous, and, afte
the transaction of other business not Of publ
interest the meeting adjourned.
UON. JAMES A. BAYARD-Many of on
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

DEMocDATIC MEErING.--A Democrauc
meeting will be he'd i'm front of FoNweils $
Hotel, in smyrna, on Saturday evening next,
at which prominent speakers will be present
To address the me etng.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

SA1Eor HousEs.-Mr James ". Ware
has sold two houses, No. 225 and 22I Jefferson
street to John B. Book, for 81, 100.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-A number OF gentle
men, of Smyrna, have organized Democra..
tic Campaign Club for Duck Creek Hundred
by eiecting the following named Centlemen
permanent officers s-President-Rohert Hill;
Vice .Presidents-J. Frank Denny. r. ). W.
Hirons; Secretary-O. T. Voshell Treasurer
-Inhn NJ NOshell.