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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
LINEN HORSE BLANKET
&c, &C., &C.

:. 1901 nishiy battered with tho encouragement
s,sa the people Of Mo-rsvlle and vi.
unity ey their liberal patronage and II BY rspins
o2d foods and SO ling them cheap, / shalt BE-
~ % nsrit me eontinuance CT the same, it will
- GEO. P. HARDY.
Asrrisviils, May 18th, ls7a. n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17

ienOhurn isdifferent in principle and construct
The sn3 .iihS ever before manufactured and
msnt.ni ~ ana ingenuity shown In tile arran
=, , " i.s parts are ouch as " convince a p,rsnn
AZ ssht, that II possesses great advant,r.s n,
sne popular Churns now in use, and must events
~ supefcedo all others as it becomes more wide.
The novelty, simplicity, compactn.ss n.rs.o,
T ~tonan,eai rangenent and success Of tbis new
ia,ty' a maj sa'ned Tor i nm unprecedented popu
haan ~.id ~ every trial, where this Churn has
UNI. w "shest premi-
vh me t leu, 70 aew of over one hundred pluosa
trad Of .he awarding committees have, 10y actual
~, ,sa oi putter-maling given the first premiums 10
tns ffize Churn MS the best churn placed on tr,oi
or exhi9ltion, and at each trial there were IRAN 4
70 ton ehurns entered in competition !
LIST OF PREMIUMS. fis
:, vermont State Fair 1867 and 1868 Main. stst.
Nsw' H aSos SEans s River Valley Fair, is,s
Engiand Agricultural Society at MaDcb.stsr. N ~
Soi vermont State Agricultural Society oni
Dairy mans Association. 1871 III = Y'oo'e's anu u
We might go on and enumerat numbar,o.., -.
ty Fairs where the Prize came Of yctori,ns mt
WOULD seem as II this succession of triumps sbanlS
os suicient to eonvince every unprejudiced butter
others now offered for sale. We claim that ,;th y
dairy OF ten eows, this Churn upav for ssif =, a
year, by moro butter from the sam, ouantitv as
cream than any other churn. Vi
Farmers, bear in mind that the Prize cburn
isa perfect machine, constructed mon nv.
principles, and don't buy an Old Style Cburn
until you have tried
THE BEST IMPROVEMENT
1.-THE PRIZE CHtJRN -
FL Ten Thousand Of these Churn, bav. han.,n
sou since March lst, 1870. lar portion have
eeeh said on these conditions LII not giving n.r.
iect satisfaction, to be returned at our pana
IN no case that has come TO the knowle,i.re ~ IN
company has one been returned - - NV
RETAIL PRICE LIST: gu8 n.
NO; Will churn from to pounds, 4 soo
.s y I'm " ~ to 10 = I'M
~ . 5 TO 10 +" am
10 to % ). ttg,.7ai oo'voo
20 :" 10 to IS "Is ,e"o |
seared At both ends sittt 2 3jf ~
!. geared at both ends, Is to IS pounds Az
gcarea a. both ends, 40 to rs pounds. % M
ThEkMOMETERS, 50 CENTS. ss~'''o
The above prices are for the Caurn, AZ II. r.a..
only. E77T7'1 "N = f'''sns ohurges
when ordered without gears, We can make No,
4 I. =, = ana sizes with crank only, to tnru thc
nashers at On the price list No &, 80 so az MY
ahIess ordered without gears, We shall send ons
seared Chnrns. For sale hy 2 % sss'u WI
~ai8Ha A. B. WATERS, wsteryille. vi i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
HEALTH! BEAUTYII'
DR. RADWAY'S

sfntEoE ~ FAN AND PpRE RIGM BLQoD-INCIEAsE
BEAUTIFUL COMP, EXi( N sEtiil mn RI Al II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
FERMoNTDIrIy..
PORTLAND ocDr-
Trunk hRlu

fe we upon espiialiss1ss ,r.
= invest the mos, oar,iul is,,s-.
seea'i'ie'' believing then u -
aud profit Than any RaIlr.5R..
keL The Portland aud Osa,s......''
viii be the shortest route !, 49,
ifom tbs Lake % the Aila6,,
The Road will have local bB.i-
all It's running sIpchse, and t,J,-
ana rsgniar lnymeni Of ihtersa.a'
ed debt. ltSill be the gsa,,., 80.
iare In the Eastern State.. unlt.5,I-.F
route Saratoga and Lak e. ,,,.,..
with the White Mountains, Lsls,v-
and Willou shby, Mount Mas,s.l1,-,
cd mineral springs q Nortbsn -.
The Roard Is under the mau,.,n,..
the most experienced, suceeshI,,...
business men IN the county. .bo,-
the closest economy and bops.,y,.a
ton Of Its Affairs.
The managers ofths Road b,ra
vested iar-ely in Is capital stocg, d,
seriPtions being nearly ulrelsp, IA
Road ready for the iron, ,,hu, -
probation Of the Importance And -
terpriSe') For conyenienoe Of invest,
coupon or ressteredl, are II the bl,'
nations:
5000, t5oOind,ln
and the interest, six per cent ,,s H..
annually in Boston on the lHu Ma
ycmber. These Bonds are offered mrr :,
tlco' at 20, and accrued Interest in ,ur,-
For further information-panph,p
apply to
b.. & T. FAIRBANKS 4 CO.,
,o st. John'bug, "a
2j2 Broadway, Nv
FAIRBANKS. BROwN4 CO.,
, lISMilk Stis,t
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
5,hs tn Su6
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bopal
Hon. LUkEP. POLAND, St. Johnsbuu. 4
ABRAHAM T. LOWE, Esq,
President LIST National Bank, Bosy
FOR SALEBF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
lllLL&C0.,
Sears Buildigs
And all leading Banks aud Brokers'.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
CTALLIONS
AT THE MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.

TATTERSALL.
brown prov stallion, 10 IA hands foaleu Aug. 8,
1905 by Rysdyk's tIambletonian, dam by Dan.
lei Lambert 10y Ethan Allen out of Fanny Cook
9y hodaftah) "a dam Quakeress, by Young
emperor (by Bridges Emperor out of cherub.
ny ApaaHah }; ID dam by sir Charles, thorough
bred son of Duroc-wiH make the season 81
1872 at the Malvern Farms. MorrisviUo To-
noble Co., al 500 to insure.
DIAL,
brown stallion, l6 hands: foaled June |. 1853.
by Zen, NJ. Patchen out of Quakeress (pedi.
gree above)-w make the season at the same
place at 1925 inshre Mares kept at reosona-
bic rates at owners risk.
r. ALMoN W. GBIswoLD.
!, forcircutars, and al matters pertaining. to
the horses, address Henry s. Towx, Superin-
tendent, MorrisyiHe, Vt Dina
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect PURGATEVE FjlIS

puree ysv Wee's, elegantly coated with sweet rnm
pkf ,,ykuate, purify, tansp, an sfrpngt h,,N f,.n
Ways Fills, for the curn Of all disorder ~ ,t fsd
e ss ewes csni kdeDs Bladder Nev6s D.sases
nyse sia, Blloun.as Bilious Fever inean
ezra O Warranted s To e Vs
osi sowehe no mercury, mineras 0r tie ~, 'ske-
D.ora.s, p ns ne falloslE mrons restin fen
Censtpeticn, Inward piis, rullns.. ~ a. =, d. l. q q
Failn.,, az @ s.amseh Nsusss Heartburn Dsr.t !, r
Fut,sr,,s a.. az IN ~ stomach. Sour Erucat~n
Hurried ~ IA TIN ths Stomach. swimming of In H.
saoestins fluerng the Heart chatny
ys Do', q Wsbs before the Sight Fever sd 2 q
snd Eau ppsncsney ~ Presentation, Ytlcwps az ~ " nv, N
Heat B"rnnR y ~ " sas Chest Lb and sudden Flul.. ~
usr bn ,m az ,he sh9yenssea elorders Piss ).
MEAD FALSE AND IrRJ1F9; e..
YorHp " nsapWAf CO., No, 81 Madea LAM Na
information worth thousands viii Be sent te new.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
Mt, MANSFIELD (BRICKJ HOTEL
vi AND STABLES.
BuOE 4 LADD, PROPRIET0Rs.

This firm having leased the above property will
be pleased to entertain the public, and suafantre
satisfaction in all RESPECTS Transfers and travel.
lers wall be entertained at approved rates Teams
the year. G"tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17

e. END YOUR ORDERS FOP
-H 10 b p n '.TTING
70 THIS OF ICE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
N EW LIVERY STABLE!!
M O Il RISVILIE

MORRISVILLE.
ihe subscriber has opened new Livery Stable
.ppos'.e merriams store in Worthwhile, is ready
70 furnish any style of turnout" from one to sir
''orses as desired. am ready on short notice to
convey any number of persons tsay two car loads,
10 any part OF the world, from the "icv neal /,
Of greenland to tho Ell Dorado's Of the west
MY teams are first class, including double and
single upholstered sleghs, open and top Bugvis,.
horses that delight to go.n My motto ia
LIVE AND LET LIvE.D
ny Which mean that whoever rides in nv tea,ns
VIII be one to enjoy good health and will bax. M
occasion for life insuances. SO
New Horses New sleighs-New wagons-Nev
Iop buggies-New Harnerses-Neu Pricest
w Call and see for yourselves.
-, D. C. HARDY
horrsivlle. Dec. 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
INCORPORATED os 1nr ans or OcToBER ~,
DIRECTORS.

DubLHr c. DrsIsos, Royalton.
JAEEs o. JosEs, Woodstock.
VIZ. NJ. PIs6HT. PerkinfVills.
Patio HAIcH, Woodstock.
CHARLrs s. RArsosp, Bridgewater.
0rIs CHArBEELIs, Pomfret.
CHARLES A. FoRBusH Springfield. RI E
GEoRGr n. CHArSAS Woodstock. -
Wa. II. WALKER. Ludlow.
PHlL0 HATCH Irss.
r. s. sOUrHGATE, Sec.
We hare known the Windsor County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company for many years and have
no doubt that u 10 sound aud honestly managed.
February, 1872.
GEORGE NICHOLS, Secretary Of State and Insur
ance Commissioner Of Vermont.
JAMES BARRETT, Judge Of Supreme Court.
JULIUS CONVEX FL, oodstoek.
FREDERICK BILLINGS, President Of the Wood
stock National LAnk.
ELlAKlM JOHNSON, Cashier Of the Woodstock
National Bank.
s. MUNGER, Treasurer Of the ota ouecheo
Savings Bank #.t. .|FF
HIRAM HARLOW, President Of the Ascutney
National Bank.
HENRY WARDNER, Cashier Of tho Ascutney
National Bank.
J. 7. FREEMAN, Treasurer Of the Windsor Saw.
ings Bank.
HENRY BARNARD, President Of the. First Ma.
tional Bank Of Springfield.
ALBERT BROWN, Cashier OF tho first Natior al
Bank Of Springfield.
'EOkDE W. PORTER, Treasurer Of tho Spring |
held Savings Bank.
G. S. KENFIELD, Agent,
Hyde lark,I
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

ltcsSfs. Hhtrs; In your issue ~ sit.
urltN am ar icic uppcirs figncd 5 in
Whlrh Tho author charges mr. q. tte1s.
urrt of tine tity, with gross drreic,ion.
OF riA uili..I dutir~, aud hy ed trk insiu-
uailun g tltr clu~- 81 his lcticr utgu,ttss
that tn'n ..lr Other md gravtr on. with
which tNr plh BE- are mol acquainted This
sh0lld pu " the public should know
AL, AMI If he honest in what hrs.iys.
Wi guvcruo boy pune mot v p. syill COR
lanly, as aa honest mau, grant one of
tlc tao. lierh ps b tn Of the tue 70 low.
iHr r.lua-t--
o.. d aagc IA rharr Prefer. ed
in SHtu VS. i--ir ard the alt, on al
0uos 81 aa.rh he Intimate. in a iter a.
the FvrnY EtrslNG of t1-morr,w signed
over his rrin u'ms.
2ud. 1hi 20 join Wr ir % communities
iion To uoNncii, (ov'r his real ma 80
asking that cOmni tee zee appointed To
inysstigats lho chrg Is, ard at Ia, sainc
time iitlli'rs int9 and report 10 Connect N,
H,otin's ieAith prompted ne same. lie viii
please -tats Willingness, to do 50 IN
your me Floriaa ilrow.
I met on "Wednesday re- both of these !
permanent organization Naswer any and
terday, aud the following iickeS l9Inial
ted Governor, Judge q. g. Hart Liei
tenant-GOvernor, Major Stearns Cor
gressmen, j. +, Walls and W. J. Pnrmai
Presidential Electors, Judge A. A. KuiRi
J. D. Tanuahill, W. G.. Stewart aud /
Montgomery Judge Hart sent teit.rnI
accepting the nomination for Governor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10
The Fire Department


HORSES WANTED FOR THE ENGINES.
Everybody has hecn 80 delighted with
the valuable assistance rendered our tire
department hy the USE OF horses on the
Fourth of iu y in pulling the steamers,
that the quest on whether the department
should be furnished with horses, has been
since that seriously considered and rcadi-
ly admitted 10y a large majority of our prn-
pie. Monday night the Water " itch Fire
Company determined 10 purchase pc IT.
of horses IL our citizens will furnish the
desired fund land we hope all will respond
llhraHy. We notice. too. thai the new
u.inr houses Of Tie Washington aud
Fame Hose Companies will he lifted up
for the accommodation of h0rses. We
doubt not Council will at the proper time
aid the companies in this line and make
generous donations To successfully carry
out such a laudiblc undertaking.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10
THE STATE.

AA1 RAhA1'
The cry Is still More rain
Peaches arc once more plentiful.
watcrmelons arc now abundant.
Peaches and cream are now a popular
dish.
The farmers are complaining o. tho
drought.
But few paches have been shipped from
Georgetown.
The SUSSEX Journals editorial columns
are now readable.
A wigwam is being built at seslord for
She Greeley and Brown club
Sarah Ann Griffin died suddenly Of
heart disease at Dover lust week.
Sussex growers arc getting SI.00 per
crate for fine peaches In New York.
Large quantities of peaches are being
shipped from the neghborhood Of Dover.
II costs twice rs much to goto Phlladcl-
phll f'Om Lewes as II does to 20 To New
York
The people of Seaford desert tho town
on Saturday to attend the camp meeting
at llurlook's.
The Record urges thu Young people Of
Scaford to give some attention to boating
on the Nhntcok'.
Mrs Lizzie Cahal Il shipping daily over
one hundred crates Of peaches, from
Bridgeyille depot.
Work on the new VI. T.. Church (White
Chappel), near Drawbdige, Is being push-
ed forward rapidly.
pers N in Philadelphia has presented
the new NJ. +. Church, at LVwes, with u
fine pitcher and mug.
The Record denies that caucas meet
Ing held ai Geursotown. rccrutly, nominal
ted Edward l.. Mutn for Congress.
Edward L.. Martin, of SussrN. is still
urged By his friends ms . candidate for
Congress on the Democratic ticket.
On the 3Oth about 500 oulored persons
from Cambridge, Md. made an ,Ncurs,on
To seaford aud held picnic in grove
near that town.
The Sussex journal says q cnrrespon-
dent Is responsible for the assertion that
one-eight Of the Republicans AZ Bridge
Vile and vicinity are for Greeley.
A white girl was accidentally shut in
the hip ON the 3Sth ult., ul bower, by q
hoy who was cailcssly handling q pistol.
4 large colorcd rNcur~ion party from
points un the j. ~ Il Railroad, was at
LcWcs ON the first, aud returned home the
same day.
An excursion, from lcwos lp New York,
will be- given hy ia, -lsnuer ENic,n Q'"J,,
on tue 10Th. The eNcutsiuni-ls III return
ON the Monday afternoon following.
Several Of GeOrgrtOwn's YOU ~ men
visited l. WEES Slturiay, ami WIRE found
at = O'Clock IN tie morning singing love
songs In front of an empty house there.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

WHERE 10 SrBsCRiBE.-lu reply to thu
inquiries, parties may subscribe for the
new Magazine at our office, $40 Market
street. Leave Or send your name, number
and street and pay the one dollar when
you are satisfied. II shall never be held
to be- due Unit yuu ind the magazine
everything represented. Intellectual cal-
lure will elevate amy ono. The ChiIdrcns
Department Mil contain stories, pictures
poetry and Dialogues ui q moral Influence
and instructive, thus offering the most cl-
iiciont check 10 The reading of hurtfll nUy-
els and ARE incentive, tDu -tudiuls, in
du-irious and higher spere OF life. Parent,
cannot invest q dollar where il will do
more To oducur their children. Working
mcu can thus dutncii dot toward maxim.
the lot in life Vi their children better ihnu
their own.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

MfsSrs. Edfors ;-Sceing rommunica-
ton in vour issue OF the 3rd inst. from
..'ui" uamcl'ss s., charging the rity
Treasurer Wth negrcti1g his duties hy
ab,-nugs hlm-rit from his office during
Office hnnr.. cr., etc, ! desire o. .tv in
justice to Vi kll'sOre; That ! have been
M'h tam in } Is Office since the 18th DAY of
du.' lH,i. and can sullv as> It 9 nf his
t'srnr'' during office hours sins. that Il tie
has. with ,rs few exceptions, teen caused
10y n-inc pertaining to his Office. or by
si'hfcSs. J.. b. TnoNAs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

DUPREz AND BENEDICT. - Duprez Il
Benedict's famous minstrel organization
will give grand concert al tde Opera
House in this city on Monday evening,
August 10Th. Chas II. Reeshin, the popu-
lar agent of this popular troupe, arrived
in town to-dayand completed the necessary
arrangements for giving the concert.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

NOW cot HEKE--NorEs BY THE WAY
DROUGHT AND GREELEY a mounY
Aft.uW

NOW cuT HEKE-NurEs BY TnE WAY
DROUGHT AND GREELEY a mulnl
MONT.
Wur,rI,Nn VA, Ju,v eo r.1
,,,.,,.d ,,. tbc F,,,,.Is ..,,5 a.
C,r n ;ittlc rhlr the many trnptntio,,- tO
tl.a-urr his fair Land urrsentl la M. ia,
nrl,r thai I may cuunuel INV n.,, IL, me-.
.ru.lotnrd service of cndcn yor,nr Ia. cntor
,.,in tne thou.lnds of readers Of Fvrp,
Eyr>t>,!
I..vin,, Wiluiu.to, nu Tbur.d,y las,
"a, -,.l, ,i,.,-,nt ,..,,,,t,,,., tl,ttb, -,,,,
r..,,i,,,,, .,.,.,,,.d ,,-,.,,.t.,.,ti,.. ~
a.. t,,,,'J ,, f,i.,.Js .,,,. '''.,,,..,
'ia,.,, =, a.. ,i,,,.i,.,, a..
t.,,a1,t,t ,o,nt,, ,,,.,s, ~
,,,nn,. In R,itimor', count, rb,rc il, H..
hns,,ita,Jo bo,'i' nr a. rricnJ ,,, III ,, a.,
J.iiicin,,s ,i"y F'"'
T,,,,,,,,.-, ',;,',,,.- ,t.. ,,..
,,'i,rs',,,, -, tho sio,,,,,' ''i W.
main vas mar , ii,,in a,.' ,' w. ~.
80, H., - ~
i,r.'i,an,.' H., Fin''', AK -, NV" ..'
',u no''i,'' ''," ' .Hs "mu vary
49," 10y ~" ..i,sia; ;, -'H "''u WV Il"
~ ~ 'inSP W." H., ~. 'il, .ll, ,''sn
unr,'G itirr,h Lttriri, t,'r' ''''"
The Land has struck tnrtifcstcy
Hnrrih, hurrnh
luHr'rlry : band We take our stand
All U ,,'i 'i iur a,i'';' ''i '''''"N'
For H"nest Horace tircel,,
iol,cI vim them NOT a iitIo ,y.r n,,i,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

IRON our SPECIAL Correspondent
a parry ~ gentlemen from Wilmington
VIII tlh" trip 10 The lirr1kwatrr go the
S,t""p E"A"' 'hpl I'm kthIn-on. leaving an
"'N' 90 '' '"T''' '''Nt week.
lH' h'%lHiui oii = ttlrlN l!st, admitted
70 IIW"i"' i' Nul nl JONI ilAur, bate eff
Mnl '.""s h.nireh drrr'srH aud si,ni"i
tlttIs ui administration with the vii
hhueNrh,unin hon"ta hyde, widow OF de
ceased, There being no executor named ~
ihr Will
Our farmers nrr complaining "i the dr.,
we tthrr. and from sil portions of the rnuut1
We hear rrnnrts nf spring. and strptln.
drying up. We ri New t'iHflr howryrr
have been favored wifi several ,,f,,d
they seem to have Arcn generally lor.I
-.t,nt,tn Tts. Of tt,. .l..,.,, lt.,., ....,,.
alan XII "a Ved,,,1.,. H. ',tt'"' VIZ
plnre vim a n.rt,, ,o,,si.,,,g f .,,'. ~ .,,,
ncirhhorimr farmers and ritiycns 81 town.
They also vii he absent nbu,t ,,r,I
probably lnugrr. according to cir, imst.t noes.
We hear rImnrs at Others ia ronf,tnplttton
but believe the fall arrangements are NOT vel
completed.
-ft.r, a.. .,s,.t.-.t.t, ........f...., ...
.,,,,,,,, ,,,-,,..r. 20 a. ili"'" w, 4, '',,;
water ttr,i.ned Ia, iL,. ,,,t.t,otl t,,J
boon s,i'sr,stet rs q, rrn,cdt ~, tic .,,,,,
p,1,r invest trit,n IN ,b,r,i,ai INA ,,,,. liz,
,y,t,.r hlt,r. a icr,rc a. ~ t.t o., b.. 49,,
Snin,.tit,p. .hnnid h. t,nc a., i,,...,i 81 ~
II h r,u,lir ~ in,ur,,, ..,,,,,,,t IN m 80
',,,.s,, -, !, itt ", ~, ~, W.
-
in, ,i n,,si,,' u'W'S 'mrss i'li
~, W W., ''i,'u ",' ~ ~ ll'H'"l Nl
is'.. ~ 'p.,'.', '', ,, ~ "a, "
''"'''''ne so ','"N "''' "''"'h mem
Dur town has been Visited lately with
number Oi peach plueks' a., they Ar" call
ed-tagahnrds persons Of both scNes. ON
their way down tho State. 70 nick prarhcs
These are generlly persons nf the lowest
class from Fhiladrlpla. and last year gave
the riii1rns Of Aliddlctown considerable
lIpuhl'' ana u"uhih@s Womb uc source ni
Xxx 'a,IUn , "ur p,nplI US" were II noi log
sight one from afar than he sno,,ns dawn
upon hin. conducts him before I.%qnifr Van.
dever. and thcnce 70 prison On commit
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

THE CRoQUEr CONvsNTioN.--A number
of cruquet- plsy ers Of this city aud vicinity
met Friday ni.ht in the Board of Trade
Rooms and organized by calling job II
jackson to the Chair, and appointing
Wilmer Atkinson, Secretary. After a
good deal of discussion n set OF rules were
adopted which will govern any match
games that may take place il ills city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

DEATH OF A METHODIST c. ERGYNAN.--
Rev. II. q. Shippers, of North East, Md,
died un tho 23d nit. at that place, ai1cr IL
brief illness, al an advanced ave. Mr.. $.
was a clergyman Of the NJ. r. Churrn. hut
had devoted most Of the yeats ot lon.
liz To the cause OF education, and at The
time he was seized with illness WIZ, accept
ably conducting the public school at North
East
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

NEW LocoMoTivE.-The Wilmington &
Western Railroad Company has received
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works, the
third engine for their road
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

FINE DIsPLAY.-On Saturday evening
the heavens were brilliantly Illuminated
by northern lights. The display was u
fine ono and large crowds gathered On the
steeets to witness ii.
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ROUTE AGENT. MIR. solomon llefscy,
fora long time connected with the Conn
mercih has been commissioned route AZ, MT
ON the Wilmington and Western Railroad.
We doubt not MIR. n will prove hims 10
tn Dee one nl the most filhlul servants Of
Uncle sam in the civil service aud album
dautly able 10 discharge Tie dulis- eff hi
Office.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

TRINITY CHuRCH The Rev. William
Murphy, assistant minister, will attend TO
all calls for ministerial services ia the
parish, durirg the absence Of the Rev, DR.,
Frost. Word may he left for him ut the
rcctury, 5O3 King street, or nj his own
residence, Gl4iS Market street
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+ R A I'D R EB IKE D.
Appointment Of Committee to Inquire
into The Alleged Nomination EleotiC n
Frauds.

III. Gallagher, VIM. Silver. James l..
Hawkins and German ID. Lincoln, the
Committee appointed by the City EXecu-
tive Committee TO take evidence touching
the late alleged nomination election
frauds, met at the rooms of tho
Committee, Fifth and Market streets, and
examined witnesses. Most of the evidence
after the first witnesses in each case was
eOrroboratiye, and but for the ''tiils' he
tween members OF the Committee and Mr..
Dunn. who was wont to rise and explain
matters more fully, the proceedings would
nave proven very mun0tonuus and
soon undressing. The Committee ,X-
amined witnesses until a FER eleven u oc>
working like beavers all the while. and
When through with they cleared Tie TO 10
and made up their report in private which
Will he submitted to the Executive Com
nlittee at It's meeting to night. at course
we do not know what the tenor of the re-
port will be nor do We desire to flr,~ haduW
II, but every one feels certain that II will
be the result Of mature consideration a. u
good Judgment.
The alleged frauds in the Third Ward
were trst inquired into, and after the
election OF Mr.. Pickles as President and
Mr.. silver as Secretary, the proceedings
were opened.
X. II. Tazewell submitted a paper con
tanning charges of ballot box stutlinE, tc.
against John NJ. Dunn and Wilson Saw.
yer, after reading of which WIN. Summons
Jr.. was called and testified that hc went
TO the polls 20 MINI les before r. o'clock /;
Wilson Sawyer was them entering, asked
him why he dldn't 20 home, and he said
be had been appointed to hold the election
In Wanderers place; the door II The room
for hnlhiufr tho ss1as4ftpt, Il
posed Mr.. Ilauser opened the room and
Sawyer went in , or 3 minut, before ~
went to the polls and found Dunn and
Sawyer taking vote the other Judges
had not arrived 10 persons voted Who
didn't belong in the Ward. He was eros,
examined aud said he didn't sec Dunn put
any ballots in the box
Il. II, Taz5well was next called and said
that he was at the polls in time " 'c
Sawyer throw the windows open; tod
Sawyer that game was played oul tried
TO get IN the room, bu. i; Was locked
demanded admission scyert' lhes out was
refused threatened to hfeak the door in
was then admitted; be aud Damn then
had high words aud Dunn tt "or
and we are going TO hold this eloCuCi
Mr.. Touson was elected president and
Mr.. Dunn clerk after awhile picked up
the box and asked how mauy votes had
been cast; Dunn answered "a; II was thou
found out that a large number of vote.
had been p0lled and the hon set aside and
new one brought; Dunn wanted 10
destroy the ballots, saying that u would
ruin the party if Il rot Uti proposition
was made To open the hos and count, bat
Dunn opposed it aud said he should not
look al them but that they should ht
thrown down the ptiIy, for he said the