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New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
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New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
MARRIED..

So2LKE-UIGGfSs-O Tuesday. sept II, Charles soefe 70
Mis- Julia r. Higgins both OF se~ York No eArdA
al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed ps1@ Jus
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
LEWIS b. JOHNSON NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-
MAN-AT@LABGB.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBusB.i

iBY TELEGRAPH I'd TllB THBUhhI
WAsHINGToN, Sept. ia telegram from
South Carolina, received here tonight. announces thst
LOWS r. Johnson. OF Eeverdy johnson, was' TINS
evening. nominated the slwyerboters' ticket Tor
Congrcssman-at-Large. johnson was formerly u. b..
MARSHAL Of South Carolina. and removed by Grant
senator Sawyer Is still here and sayB he ia confident OF
the success Of the boilers ticket The Administration
IN The mean tme sustains both tho MOses and the Saw
yer wings
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE STATE CANVASS.
LIBERAL MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS N. Y. LIBERAL RErURLican sTAft
Cohnig1Ek, Roone 30 AND 5Sl ST. NICHOLAS hofhI
p,~4...d.. Qenf IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
1hE STAT e.

Georgetown has Horace Greeley base ball
club
The steamboat line between Lewes and New
York will be opened on the 18th Of July.
II costs 81, in Bridgeville, to hitch your horse
on the sidewalk.
Georgetown rejoices at the entire absence Of
mosquitoes this season.
The Raspberry crop is promising this season
in the vicinity Of Bridgevile They are selling
for l3c per pint in Phila.
A young lady named Van Honten from New
ark, n. j., has recently bought farm near
Bridgeville, $6,500-63 acres.
Georgetown will celebrate The Fourth by ar
excursion to Lewes. a temper ance meeting, and
display Of fireworks at night.
The yield OF wheat in Sussex county will b'
much larger than was expected. The straw il
light, but the heads are well filled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
OUR NEIcHeoRs.

The Chester improvement Company are to
erect new factory In South Chester.
Butter Is down TO 1s and 20 cents per pound
In Oxford.
West Chester is noted for its beautiful
and shady streets.
Cholera infantum is prevailing to some e1-
tent In West Chester.
The erection Of Butter and Chesse manu-.
factory at Hopewell, Chester county, Is IN
contemplation.
The pleuro pneumonia is said to be pre-
| vailing to some extent among the cattle IL
Lower Wakefield. Bucks county.
A man named McWilliams, at Waynes
burg WAS stung by locust few day ago
from the effects Of which he died In few
hours.
An unknown colored man on luesda,
morning, near Leiperville, attempted to com
init an outrage upon q white woman
who was picking cherries In field. In tn
struggle her clothing was almost entirely tor
of The mscreant escaped and is still q
large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
BUILDERS HARDW ARE.-we vc,,.

BUILDERS HARDW ARE. We vop,a
the attention of those building to our dosl
Building Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass; &C.. :,
il well selected, and LARGEST in the st..
Nails, Sash Weights, Kim and Mortise Lock. 4
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybsck,. ~
tact all necessary materisl for building. fn -.
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l2 N.,k.. :.
Carpenters' Tools, Planes, (Carpentsr's
Chapman's make,) Chisels, Sockets and -
squares, Steel aud Iron Compssses, Calspe, -
Wooden aud Steel Braces, Pincher, Bevs,s 4
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, &C., tor sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l2 Market al
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, AL, Ill ~
Grain Bags, for sale by
CAPELLE Il BROTHER, Pr Ms,ka sH
PLOWS, of different makes, as follows;-
endorn, Moore, Atwood Il Wiley's, (Nev =
makes,) for sale by
CXPELLE 4 BROTHER, 2l2 Market q.
PLOW CASTINGS -Heckendorn, Moor.
wood 4 Willey's. for sale by
CAPELLE q BROTHER, 2l2 Market a
KNIVES AND FURkS.--Our stock Of n
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Til-horn, Ebouv /
Cocoa handles, both English and American -
| is worthy of the attention OF any one wi,hipe
purchase. CAPEILE & BRO, 2l2 Market +
CROSS CUT 5AWS.-Wood and Cross
Saws, with Tuttle's patent teeth, these saws by
experience of practical men, will do as much =
| in one day as any other in twol and at redp
prices, for sale by CAPELLE & BRO,
2l2 Market Stss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

ANNUAL CoMMUNIcATIoN.-The sixty fourth
Annual Communication Of the N. w. Grsnd
Lodge Of Delaware, A. F. A. NJ, was held in
this city, At the Masonic Temple, on Thursday
There was quite large attendance. The sd.
dress Of the Grand Master was delivered, and ,
large amount Of business transacted.
The officers Tor the ensuing year were elect
ed, as follows:
g. NJ, Rev. J. c. AcCabe, q. D., Of Middle
town.
D. 6. NJ, y. Hall, Of Milford.
q. 9. W., john T. Dent, oi Wilmington.
g. J. W Samuel r. Lawson. Of Wilmington
g. T., Thomas Holt, Of Wilmington.
g. g., John P. Almond, Of Wilmington.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
EDUCATIONAL.
CLOSING EXERCISES AT SCHOOL 70 l-AwARp-
ING OF PRIZES.

CLOSING EXERCISES AT SCHOOL NO. l-A"AH
ING OF PRIZES.
Yesterday afternoon the closing exercises o!
the Boysf Department Of School No !, came on
in the presence of 4 large number OF visitors ana
invited friends. This school Is intended as
high school for boys and girl., and hence tne
curriculum ia some~ hat higher than that oil ,he
9th. schools, making the occasion, Yesterday
one Of great interest anu pleasure The txer-
cises consisted mainly Of destinations dialogues
and vocal music. in which the scholars acquitted
themselves Handsomely and in a credi,able
manner. The main feature Of the exercises was
the awarding of prizes, and at the conclusion oi
the programme they were presented ny Vol. a.
II. Grimshaw, in appropriate speech.
The "SeidA prixea," for excellence IN schoi-
arship, " re awarded ~ follows:
| Fir.,--JOhn D. Kurlz, Dickens Works,
W. .bsters Unabridged Dictionary, and a box oi
mathematical Instruments.
Second-Jsmes N Curby The Enlsh Poets
Shakespeare, Byrun and Burns at
Nixhts,' aud box Of mathematical instruments
Third John N. CarsweI, Shakespeare 's
Complete Works in the ak volumes.
Harry D. Lindsay, WIN. NJ. Kyle and Ja',
II. Marshal, each received box Of mathematical
lnstrumentS,as reward for I'unctua attendance
The prizes were received on behalf OF TIN
scholsrs, by the Principal If the Boys Depart
ment, Loring H. Barn',m, to whose unwearied
efforts In imparing instruction, the success of IN
respective competitors can in greu measure b
attributed.
After the awarding OF prizes the exercise
closed
. Passing through the school, this morning. "
= were greatly surprized at the unusual excelenc
, OF many of the crayon sketches on the blacf
, boards. Scenes of all descriptions were faitl
= ,uIly portrayed in manner that evinced IN
possession Of considerable talent in the art .
delineation. Handsome and tasty notices,
pretty frames, adorn the walls, and Scrlp,ur'
quota ions and extracts from hymns are hant
somely inscribed upon the black IN tast
ful text letters. This accomplishment has bet
' taught % considerable extent, in this schot
il and together with all the other branches
d instruction, there impaired, tends to place tn
= institution fore most among our Public Schoo
! the pride and boast Of our city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
LOCAL umrrll,oewoE.

Evening drives on the Causeway are popular
To-day was undoubtedly the wsrmsst day Of
the season.
Many persons now take early baths in the
Brandywine
Myriads Of brilliant fre.Aies could bs seen last
evening, in the rural districts.
The work on the new engine house of the
Washington s. F. E. Co., progresses satisfactorily
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

LANn SALK.-lhe Craig land, a handsomely
situated tract, about 6l5 miles from Dover. soil
Of good quality but rather poor, buildings and
improvements of no great value. was sold at pub
lie sale, on Tuesday. by Edward R'dgely. Esq,
Trustee, 1891. acres bringing $50 per acre. and
sS acres at $i3 per acre. Peter l.. Bonwill was
under execution town lot on LocKerman street,
for S4O5. William Fisher being the purchaser
These sales would indicate that real estate in this
vicinity has touched bottom and is again on the
rise = Deiaacarean.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
Business NOTICES.

Cheap! Cheaper' Cheapest Ccfes.-Good
Rio, 26c better, Soc; best strong. &c pcr fb Ex-
tra Maricabo ana Laguayra,35c; Old Java, 4oc
TEA trial will convince you that our 75c
and 81 Oolong are the hest In town; finest Japan,
sl10; finest Imperial, $l.6o; finest Eng, Break
fast. 81 70. a.
"Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market, 2oc
for On cans; syrups and molasses cheaper than
ever. BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard.
feb20.ly
hand fine assortment Of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced i'll lite, at low
prices. 'e' .
Cheap Coal-Stovc s5.75, Nut $4.75 per 224C
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Markell
treet Bridge. feb2l-f WIN. j. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
IHr WILMINGTON g. READING Il. r. CoxPAN,

lHE WILMINGTON g. READING II. r. COMPANY
have II large force building their road between
Birdsboro and Reading, distance Of eight miles;
heretof re they have been using the Philadelphia
& Reading Railroad between these points. hen
the Wilmington .S Reading Railroad Company
reach Reading by their own road. they calculate
to be able 10 run between Reuding aud Whining
ton IN one and half hours less time than any 9TH
e. route. The Wilmington & Reading Railroad
also control the Berks county railroad now build
ing to connect Reading with the Lehigh coal re-
EIon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
Our Public schools.

EXAMINATIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
During tn j. present week. the Superintendent
has examined, in spelling. in the primary schools
from which pupils are promoted to Schools No.
and 4. thirty-tour classes. The following are the
classes that spelled correctly seventy per cent.
more OF the words given them:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

The PR2PELLkR PUMP The steam propeller
pump. manufactured by the H ydroststic and hy-
drauic Company of Pennsylvania. which 10 ope-
rated few miles below Delaware City BY the st.
Georges Marsh Company, Oh Tuesday pumped
81. 600 gallons six feet high per minute. with %
horse power, as per indicator. THIS lis $50 ,6oo
pounds loot high rer 100 pounds OF coal Ths
manner in which the pump throws water Is some.
,hlny astonishing to the natives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4. IOOF. at ODD Eel
lows Hall. Sd and King. 49,.
Hail, Ais Market st
Jefferson Council. No. 10. OU AM, at Mechan-
ics' Hall. 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2. of p, at knisnts Oh
Pythius Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, OF q 7, at fifth ana MaIAe'
Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

SALE OF LOTS THIS AFTERNOON. We call at
teuton to the sale OF building lots this afternoon
at O'Clock, The lots are all we'll located. Those
on Adams street are said to be underlaid with =
bed OF chrome, and we hear that Mr.. Tatnall has
contracted to build ten houses on Lowering avenue
adjoining the lots on this due street offered by MI
L,,lley. The street will be opened and cur6'n.
laid Immediately. This sale presents rart
chxnSs tor bargains.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
1ottres.
NQTiCE

IN in. ~ s,n bers of the Morocco pre'sers unton
~" reQur rsted to meet 1t tier headSu.r fMMH
and M.Tk.t streets. un MONDAt MOnN!Nyt
july l. at 81 o'clock to atlend the funeral Of insi'
lat br .tner. ". II. Stiiber.
By order Of the President. ,rv
juuee9l Recording secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

MARINE NEws.-The large Nash arrived
from Baltimore, with coal for the Diamond
State Iron Company.
The sloop Ann sailed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

BERRIES AND TRUCK.-Five cars of berries
were shipped to Jersey City, yesterday and
nine to Philadelphia. Seven cars Of Norfolk
truck were also shipped to the latter place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

No CAsEs.-There were no cases at the police
Office, this morning, the het weather, doubles.
causing spirit Of apathy 10 extend even to
roughs and law.hreakers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

Trout SOUNDS are selling for $l.26 per pound
iii Milford, says the Necs, and $4,000 worth have
been paid tor at these rates recently. Men buy
cne dollars worth of fish and sell the sounds fos
two dollars and have the fish left tor hume con
sumption.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

SALE OF MoSEY.-A. the regular monthly
meeting OF Home Loan Association, last even.
ing. s4OO sold at IA per cent. premium, $1,000
al l21 and &l40O at 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
oITv WE'RE,

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. ~ n.
street. respectfully informs his friend ana n.
IN GENERAL that he keeps on haad all dsscriptio1
mslicines. and that competent person /. :,
times ready to prescribe for such sick a. call \,
store, and that no charge is made excep, theres
price Of the medicines. the same price q, ,hs,~ y
pay anywhere else; but that ne one 4 vis,,.
heir residences.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

ERRArA.-In our report of the examina-
ton at school No. T. yestesday, an unfortu-
nate error, made US state that Dr. Maull pre-.
sented the prizes to the scholars. This was
wrong. The prizes were presented by
Benz. Nields, Esq, on behalf Of Nr. Heald.
The presentation was accompanied by brief,
but interesting and eloquent speech.
FIRE.-Early on Thursday morning barn
ON the farm Of Nelson Warren, In Mill Greek
Hundred, about one mile from Newark, was
entirely destroyed by ere. The loss will
reach over $500, partly covered by Insurance.
The FIRE Is supposed to have been OF incen
diary origin. but many aver that 1t was caused
| by the spontaneous combustion Of a lot Of
new hay stored 10 the building
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Conn
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packcgc and Express Matter to AMI from all points
on thc line of their road and y est u ester.
No, est Third street or to their De, ot. Iont
and Madison. or orders left with McMullen seal
Ieiv ering agents. will receive prompt attention.
au6.tf GenI SUIT W. Il R. r II Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
The Labor Movement.

NEW YORK, June 2S--The strike of por-
tion of the trades continues, hut the proc-ed-
,ngs Of the men are devoid Of interest The work
men III the Continental Iron Works who resumed
~ork ut ten hours IS out again already.
The employers central executive committee are
preparing 10 issue tracts 70 the workingmen.
explaining the situation. in the hope Of convlnc-
ing the more reasonable that the chief object OF
the employers union 10 not the defeat OF the pres
ant strike, which they think IS nearly ended. but
the adoption Of measures 10 prevent its recur-
renee.
Numbers of men have taken the places of the
striking stablemen at the horse stables, and
The police guard the stables 10 prevent the strikers
from assautang them.
The United States frigate Juniata, from
Brazil via Brrinude. for Boston, went ashore
uf Nantucket on Thursday in fog. but gOt
off with no apparent damage, and proceeded
to Boston.
Miss Nilsson will be married in London ant
not IN Paris, as has been stated. The wedding
Is fixed for "Wednesday, July 81, at noon.
DR.. Evans, the celebrated American DENTS
In Paris, is aoon TO be attached 10 the medica
staff OF the Prince Of Wales in London.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
A Camp Meeting

for Red Lion and Glasgow charge, WiimlngtoHn
Conferences will b.. held 10 MVOnE'S WooOS
commencing AUGUST lst. 1872
Preachers and peopIe are cordialiy lnyttSa 10 NJ
tend A.. CnoAAIN..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

WiLxrsoT"N, DEL June 18th. lS72;
The Coupons U1 tue FIRST .,txage Bonds oil ne
Wilmington aud " cstern kai ruad Compahy. ma
turing Juy 1st. 1872 will be- paid uson GEe.:n.s
ti"n and after that date. BY tue ftrst N'S.ons'
tered Bonds viii be paid at the Ire.surer's cfhee
Wilmi gtun. JOhN 4. MCAE
iun. dot 1toNeVIOI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
SMALLPOX Report.

WIllIN0ToN, June ~, let|
The following is the smallpox report for two
weeks ending to-day
Varioloid, Z.
Smai-PoY, l3.
Died in the city, 5.
Sent to the Hosptal,s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
GEORGE MCCALL,

This is certainly gratifying decrease so far as
numbers are concerned, from the last report. But
the President inf ,rms that, in his opinion, the
disease has not abated one whit, but on the con-
trary, is alarmingly prevalent among the poorer
classes who cannot obtain medical assistance, and
whose cases ers not reported The earnest atten-
ton of the City authorities should he turned to
this matter, and ply ysicians employed especially
to attend to such cases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

The business will be continued at N. +. corner
| of second aud French streets BY the undersigoed
who alone IS authorized to settle up The Affairs OF
the late firm Thsnktul tor past favors to tbs late
frm, he solicits . continuance OF patronage from
his friends the public general. and viii quar-
an tee satisfaction il all cases. -
mxy2L- 3md&w W. hAMMoND
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
DlvERvaEw CEMETERY.

DlVERvlEw CEMETERY.
IL Lots in kiverv,sw Cemetery, will be soid al
M. -ecreary's Office On and after July lst for one
month, as follows:
All other lots. 10c. DER square foot. :.
one and two mo, this.
On and after August lst:
Lots fronting on the Avenues 2oc. per square ioo'
All ther lots. ltc Uer sQuare foot.
Lith"graphed rlots and further information VI!
b. furnished by J. l.. THOMPSON Superintenoent
| Il the Cemetry. No name or money will bs recelv
ed etore Juiy list J. MAk1S.
| iun lseoa7t Ser'y and Trea., 3O2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

Notice is hereby given that that co partnership
der the firm name OF Hammond h Lesry carrage
builders, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
". HAMMOND.
j. W, LEAkY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
vTNHE WILMINGTON Wnd Western Rasl
= ' TtFAsURER'S OFFIUE,

juneee 1t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-31
A PERSIAN FABL r..

A sheep making a long j,ur,.y
found the heat Of bis fleece vs,y ~
comfortable, and seeing . aock Of o.L.,
sheep io the fold, evidently avai.i,e
for some one, leaped over aud joined
them, In hope Of being sho,l. Pa.
eei'iog the shepherd approaching, asl
tho other sheep budding into 8 ~
mote corner Of the fold, he shoplderld
bis way forward, AID going up ~ he
shepherd, said:
"Did you ever SEQ such . lot Of fools
It's lucky that I came along to sss them
40 example Of docility. Seeiun No
operated upon, they'll be glad to offer
themselves"
"Psrhaps so," replied tho shepherd,
laying hold of the animals horne "bu>
[ never kiln more than one sheep At .
time. Mutton WON'T keep in ho,
| weather."
The chops tasted excelleutly veil
with toEato sauce.
Tho moral Of this fable isp't vh,t
you think it 10. 1t is this: The ohop,
Of another man's mutton are alvav,
nice eating.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-31
A STATE RULED BIZ WOmE1.

Among the Holland possessions there
is a remarkable little State which, in
Its constitution and the original Gus
toms of its Inhabitants, surp..sss the
boldest dreams of America smaneipa-
lion ladies' Upon The island of Java,
between the cities of B.tavis and SAM
arsng, lies the little kiogd,m of Ban
tam. Although tributary to Holland,
it is an independent State, politically
without importance, yet h.ppy, rich,
and since time immemorial governed
and defended by women. The sover.
eigu is indeed mao, but all the rest of
the government belongs to the tsir sex.
The King is entirely dependent upon
his state council, composed Of three
women. The highest authorities, al
State officers, court fuuctionaries, m,ll-
'ary commanders, aud soldiers are With
"ut exception, of the female sex. The
men are agriculturists and merchants.
The body-guard Of the king is formed
of the female elite. These auazous
ride in the masculine style, wearing
sharp steel points instead of spurs.
They Carry pointed lance, which they
swing very gracefully, aud also mus.
ket which is discharged At . full GAL
Iop The throne is ioheritable BY tho
oldest son, and in case tho king dies
without issue hundred elected ANA.
CONS assemble, 10 order to choose sue.
cessor from among their own sous.-
The chosen one is then proclaimed law.
fuI king. The capital city Of this lit.
tie State lies in cne of the most pictar.
csque parts of the island, IN = fruitful
plain, aud is defended BY two we'll kept
fortre>ses.-November Galzzy.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-31
SAUK RAPIDS ! 1:'I
WATER POW Err
=" Fo'jRll SALE.
- = -

SsrsI A,se.elas min sitas srs now rsaAy All -
q 1or sals sn tAs Great Water Power, situated Il
ths tsWn Of oank Rapid. - She 4i1A1DR River
Is miles DGrthWost Of q. HAul-a
l9o0no 0s0tAWes9 q Dulath.a
Oo.6aios1su9h of 'Ds1inssd. ri -S~'S
:. no Ailss 1osth - .Asaksto -,
Ant q ~ asuth Il ~ Srtat Bauk Valley wheat
= ne ss:Psul FSeaAe and Northern Pacific Rail-
road depots and yards at eauk Rapids lay adjoining
the water pow0r pss0isss. !,
The above railroads, now constructed and in opef.
alton, give direct connection from this water power
TO 81. Paul, Duluth and tho Red River Valley.
The Sauk Valley extension o. the st. Panl / Pa
ei4e 1AiRoaA now constructinR, Will epsn up . d
rect connection into the vheat AslDs Of thst rich
district Of Mlnnssota.
The construction Of tn St. Cloud / Mankats
aud other railroads will soon open up . large ex.
tsnt o( oounTy into direct connection with this point
The water power 10 sumcisnt 10 drive 400 run o.
mill stones, grinding 20 bushels per hour.
Tho properly Of the Water Power Company ..oov-
sss IN area 'tof one hundred mill sites.
The work 10 Of the most Substantial character, thl
dam, canal walls piers. abatmen.s. &c., &c., being
eonsFueted ef gsUate, and granite exirts in lsrgl
quantities and convenient for al purposes.
J. This 10 so1e Of the 1nest watsr powers and town
sitGs combinsd IN the Mississippi Valley aud to per
sons psrchasns any oil Of the seven mill sites
rsaAy fr ale sxtrs tnducsns1ts WI be given, Il
the partiss have ths capital pscessaxy to erect and
opssats Azst.elass saw and aouring mills.