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times as the President may hereafter deem
pygery respectfully, your obcdient servant,
"a Eraal-la-L
po,I DsS % fsS7 g. Ts Is555IoH

BoARp o. InpfaE OoMHIasioNERs,
s.- r.auS ssgsS,T y I-Sor, R.hi.s'ou,
SUI 4 Reservations for tho rowing Apache In.
under your Instructions Of 2ist Of July, 1871, as
For the Mlmbres and ooyo,oros at TularOsa
Valley, II New Mexico. See accompanying pa
FoT the Ooyoteros and Ohlicores, Of Arizona,
at Camp Apache, IN White mountains, Arizona.
For lie Aralvappl at Pinais at Camp Grant,
A. T., see appendix &c" and accompanying
Tcr the MOhave Apachss at Camp Verde, A.
A detached description Of the Damp. Apache
reservation, which was established BY Ma, zen
Thomas will be found on file In the war Do
payment.
/ also requested, with the advice Of oetsIal
Crook and the several post commanderA mat
temporary asylums, where tho Tontas, hualllI-
pies and Western bands 9. Apache ~ mOn. ,.h
ilshed al Camp Mcdowell, Beal Spring and
Date creek, until sueh times as the Indians col.
leoted there could beremoyed TO the above reser-
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
Note to Vincent OoilySr'i letter OF November
"aThe Camp Apache or white Mountain reser.
walton was selected, and its boundaries liked By
the late Major General Thomas U. >. Al with
the view Of placing Al the rowing Apaches o.
AriEona and western New Mexico upon IT, AZ
that scheme did not reem 70 mo prscticable At
this present time, and yet Il may become 80 IN
few years, I thought Il best 70 still reserve this
such iime as the experiment contemplated By
Government ever deem II sdvliabls TO try T.,
No,e-A. q. once: Appendix u, o and D
omitted as peri aiming 10 reservations not In MIL
ltAry Division Of the Missouri.
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nDOn MnlEAsI !. DT Il o. .. 5 A s. i.

omCioo. III, November b. isii.
0sasral orders No. o. .....Ir
To carry out tho wishes Of the Secretary Of the
I1teror and nitsctSIs o. the s,Sse 81
bands Of Apache Indians, tho following Is or
/ The valley Of the TulsrO.a, in New .. Mex Mex:
and ila tributaries In the mountains, and ex-
tending down the Tularoaa ten miles each side
for Rdistanoo Of thirty miles, y declared, and
for the solo use Of tho southern and other rowing
hereafter come into New Mexico, their agents,
ployees Of the military service as may be desig-
mated by competont military authority.
IL The Indians at the Canada AlAmosa
Mexico, arc hereby cOmmHndsd to 20 immedl.
ateiy TO the Tularosa reservation, remain there,
and preserve peaeeable relations with the Gov
TssH src nStaSd thSt they viii not b permit
tod 70 place their old men, women, and children
on the reservation, and send their young men
and braves on the war path. As long a. me IN.
themselves peaoeably, they will DO fully pro.
tected and provided for by tho Governments II
they TALL 10 20 upon the reservation IN due time
leayc il aftsf having once gone thefs, they will
become Objects Of sqsplclon-liAble 70 attack as
hostile, The terms and conditions OF THIS erier
VIII be applied % gu Apaehes who may mere
Ill. Ali concerned are hereby notified that
the Government Is determined, II possible, 70
preserve peace between the whites and Indians,
and 70 allow neither 10 deprodato or trespass on
the other, and u u the command Of the Preai'
dent that the Indians DO protected on their res
eryAtlon, and that under 20 pretense shall Il be
invaded except under the leadership OF the com.
manding Oifioor having charge Of them,
Nv. The troops will cooperate with and aid
the Indian bpieau to the fuu extent o. their
| ability IN trlnnfernng Indians TO the Tularosa
| reservation. A military post VIII BE- estAo-
llshed there as soon as practicable, ana tull ppD
| lection given TO tho Indians who remain peaoe-
| ably on the reservation. II from want o. sup
| plies the Indian bureau shall at any time % nn
/ able To provide for tho Indians on the reserve
| lion, such issues will be made from tho army
/ supplies as may DO necessary for the support o.
| ali the Indians who act In good NTH.
/ v. The commanding general department o.
the Missouri Is charged with executing TIL. or
/ der, and with Issuing such further Instruction
/ as may DO necessary 10 accomplish the purpose
| Indicated. He win have the various bands
rowing Apaches In New Mexico, or who ma
hereafter come there, informed as soon 20 pas
ticeble Of the requiremenn herelh Get i2vth
aud at tho enrlleF sohyenieht season VIII u
wore specifically the boaadATisS " thslr reset
y9tiun,
VI. Amer general notice to Indians an.
whites OF the policy above depnel, the depsr,
ment commander may ieel assuted tilN n ~,
dnee these Apanhss 10 4 peAoofln and slhord
| uata condition viii DO approved by the war ~
| fIaTtment and by the President
ny order Of Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan ~,
..s Assistant Adiutant oeneral.
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Furnishing Goods.
Proposals.

time as The sSsrAi NAV direct; oontrset
commencing March |, boa,
signed eopy siiSs later. With ibis Advertisement,
70 DO attached % each prOpSS,TeIl eassod, rD,,u
i.pss First Lieut. EisSsh in,sniiy. Z. y. 5.
PROPOSALS. FoR PAVING BRICKS.
Proposal. win bs rsesivod BY the Board Of Public
TsH nifIIS Si 81 P1VlSd sRISEs iGa ioSt
paving s e SsSf. any SS oa
Ths bidder must stats the price per thousand at his
yArd, and the price thousand whoa delivered on
the various works Of improvement a. required dur
n 20 &: .. az. Gr Lee. e: s q:
Der the oldde, y able 70 furnish poi month IRON and
The bssfd Tsssrvs. the right to reject any or all
~ sss 4. b S'G'
V the credit Of the Board OF Public Work., the sa
.nsss me- sSes'pS sns,sof az ss aan,ssat
s..Edsd blu, q saseiaasos ". bis pa Tue noasI
bddsn ate! the award Of The e9ntraot. and 70 ths
eopssnstof AdsSs ne GoIIs.on 3, me seni ,.
Rrioks., and must be Addressed 70 tho Vice Prssf
dent Of The Board. ,u..u,pn
i ishS;S ALEx' R. SYHI VI. PIl.isess,
A RMY TRANSPORTATION TT. -
IHGADaUAArERs DEPkurNENE or rus MISsouRI,)
OrIIcK omEE QuAnTGRMAarER,
FoRr LKAvENwoRTg, KAN, January ~, 1sfa.1
GslSSa Indian and iS5 me rsa
ssdas sIoS . s 49, % ~
'o"0"0S '01 RoUTR NO. TWO o..
lts bfAnohes. and tue nenyer and We 0Iande Rat
dssiJSA.sd b. ne ohlsi 9aAris5master o. he Mn
SsrS their AEeata II the STATE Of kAnsA. and Ter
htoret Of Colorado NeI MsIioo aad ATlE9nA. ant
s iSs q s SoSsn q ne Rs4 RiSSs sHS ISss
lonEiluds dsgTees, also from ans hteEmsdlAi'
md places GboySmSntloaSdi the proposals for ship
meats from polurs on the Kansas Pacific railway i
sSs Denver and Rio dSaads SsiiaSs ''', "Ou
BIDDER w staas ne rte sIo 90. one bundled 40
vii ISsaspoSt The stssss ID cash nsath Of the IoSi
SeeinnlnI April hrst usn lsl3, ;.
| aasTeEaio bO O0l 400 pounds-
BiddOrs will state their plAoaA Of residence, an
o. SSas s6ssf on soS . SSSS
| bAhkinE house or hAnk, payable Internationally !
"a: o ID Of S = SS sSds9 q. aS..S
| II aud enter Into contract with good and eunioien
lssnent said sum 70 DO iodsltsd y this uaits
States III case Of the failure By the party 10 whom III
eoarAet may be awarded % execute in due form sue
The entire route must DO BID Tor Bids win not b
me HghI = 70 sOi GnS AID all bldS that may b
o4srai q reserved, -. =.
ths SI:s Isl. az y xps Vi ana must have plso
Of business or agency A. which No may ~ ooi i,
hisnk forns j. wing tho eoaditlons q the OonsrS
| 70 be entered into must accompany 400 y paLt
can Be had % application 70 this oiiea, and g Y
laATtsTmAstssa u ~ Louis, Mo, and santa ", n
hssa ~ q ne Uhisi n IA sTos,
P P,stS1 o. E. assiT. & A.o O n
| - - ~ ff,;5FT11G 4,
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HDQaa DEPARTMENT. on THn Mlssoum
foRT LaAVgHwoRFH, KANSAS. hoyepber " b..l =
10 Cdf Gordon 0raBger, Coma tndtsg btsHte'V wv
hepiea. 2aaia ~, Nee A~Iaeo
CoLoEnLl am directed By the commanding
general 10 forward 10 you inolO9ed oopiel VI let
TOT, from the AdlutAnt General Of tho army 70
the Lieutenant GENERAL commanding the divis,
Ion, letter from the Secretary OF the Interior 70
the President Of the United states, and the Or
Of the commanding general In the case are as
follOWBi
! You are directed TO execute the Instructions,
and carry out the VisWb therein contained Nnd
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Merchant Tailors.

,DEVLIN & CO.,
New York Merchant TailOrS.
WASHINGTON STORE,
i113 Pennsylvania avenue.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
IN NEW YORK.
American Yoke Shirts
and all styles Of Gentle-
mems Furnishing Goods.
ds9u
Awnings.
avn hhhN DhASAs
JOIN O. HOGAN,
Manufacturer Of
AwNINuA FLAGS, TENTS, HoRsE AND
WAY SS oH skTr phE So eshfIRs or
All orders promptly attended 10. |...
osli 1l3 nIarket space, goEsE Bllsz,a stored
q. c. COPELAND,
84S LOUISIANA AYENJ E, one door
east Of Seventh street.
MANUFACTURE or
A w n IN CT S,
and dealer In
AWNING MATERIALS.
TRNFR For CASp-MEETiNGs,
FAIRS AND PRsTIvALs,
Flour and Feed.
Flour, &c.
and all grades OF Flour, In Store, and Tor sale low
Oats rumsAl' and hillissS Il ~ yHris,s., n lou
| IpdIaua assaa. ard Ftrst sIr~sL nasl nsHol
Opticians.
DRIzILIAN PEBBLE sPRCrACLKs.
FRANKLIN a. CO.'S,
1871 Pennsylvania Avenue.
~
hnaOSm OPTICIANS. -
MAGIC LANTERNs AND PARDON sTEAA.h
NJ NNaINkS At preea from one ooi'f W UNIV
Z 0'"' OPERA GLASSES,
ALL KINDS,
GOLD sPRoTAoLRs, ven ans q ven zen Icy prizes
a. II. II, HHMfLhhs, oput9s-.hh..
: | as peuuuylvania avenue, corner fout'Ah' dsS1
Z w o.. LYCRTT, ...
!. BopKBINDKR AND PAPRR-i-uLhk,
: | No al PsuunylVaniA avenue, between Tenth an
Eleventh streets, south sde.
| Books elegantly or plAialy bound Periodicals an
NswsOaVsIS SEFsiullI attended W,
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PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
oTSIcE Acrno Con- or Sun, U. T. A.
ronT TRUMBULL, OoHN. December %, ISL. J
this once until noon on kATURDAY. The % day o.
February, l51 for supplying this post with the follow
Ing Bubaiatence stores, vlHf
" barrels Flour,
LOO pounds White Beans,
DO pounds Itios,
oO pounds Green Rio Coffss,
10 pounds Black Tea.
LOO poaads BTo~n saEsr. equal to stuErts TO-"
n rAllens Cider NlnaGAF,
30 poaada AdAmAntlne Candles,
go pounds Salt.
~ poanda Black Pepper,
Is pounds BreakfAst Bacon,
" pounds Hams,
~ pOunda OrAokeru
100 oAkss Toilet soap,
" pounds Aailina. layers,
10 hres-pound cans Tomatoes,
- poands Mustard. OolnAn's EnGlish-POunda.
lou pounds Lard,
l00 pounds Cheese,
" eight-oanoe bottles BluinE.
DetaAla and requirements furnished By the under
sSnsd copy 9. this Ad'srti,s~snt e BE- st,1shsd
iSSS p'OO''> IL IA. Sth Rss' o. Az A.o'A
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AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.

AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
We have In cellar
30 bills. FINR OLD WHISTLES.
BRANDS
"'l"'9 GSssar..s,SI.SsSs m,
CALIFORNIA wHRAT,
AT $3.50 PER GALLON.
OTHER BRANDS AT CORREsPOND-
INGLY Low PRICES.
BRANDIEs, BEST BRANDS.
SCOTCH AND IRISH wHIsKIKs,
sHRRRY AT Low PRIoKs.
rRIURs LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN TOWN.
IMPORTED CIGARS.
We are constantly rcoslyng per pnlted stats nah
sell At retail a wholesale phesa We deal SIeusyeS
u genuine havAnA The t5ads snppli.sd A. IN
81 b. the dollsrs worth = small SdVanos over boz
PRIoR LIST.
RaI,ss.s-nrst.. Per Dor. sii:Js stnu,,
PartAgns-aeconda, per boz, $3.50, for u.
E.stsSss.sahirds: Per boz, slO, 2, sIos T.
Rosa OonehA-tbirds per Dor. ei0.to, for eL
Henri glAys, genuine. rs cents ApiSOs, fOrG
FiEATo PrsusGdo.
Eords tImL Res BhtAnie..
Lsgiiimis bad OGIsdorO zas,Os.
Hemp CLAY OoauotA. small.
csbsnH inpsriAl
ehAsiaS from us oAn hs sure Of getting genuine I'm
We have Just resolved Cdireet ImpOrtstion) Of Ne,
Drop Tobacco, all above brands Of HAyanA OiEar Ant
GAS, and caution !Ss public AGAINST pSrOhs.ss sny
thing but genuine PArtAEAs, per notice At bead q
jose PArtaEas, HGbana isiG de ouba.
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Government Sales.
GALE OF NAVY vKssKL.

6II1 ~ NV ygssVI
BuREAu or ooSsrnucTIos AND htsAh'
The Nav Department VII Sner fos s.ie q, pabhe
aqcuon' ~ ths nlted hAlea nass ssA.iion, Ltalae
lsand. fenna@NAnist on bAluhpAh. the Hh o4
81 81, Ys1T1 r an Ssl9ea. M ne soISu s.saner
OhATEAEOOHAI o. .Nll tonsl heN me.s uIehent.
Inc weasel VII De soid ~ she Ties sunk NAU Anonos
ana ehnns, hAuneal inssttsu meme armament anu
st9res nh not e " IN ths - Ar. 49,,
ns tnoassno aonnns ~ 20 " psia ,. ny us
~ sAehna tne u tn- honet ~
70 ioaI W as Iou Zs.,,aa ~ 49,. s
Amount Ahe-oy pau 70 % iou"issa !" ~ S.A
ment lA,Asea
IU0Tf0N SILK OF 6OVkRNMkNT PROP
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR ARMY sUPPLIpI


orYIos oHrEY oulHrEnuIsrrnl
FoRr LxAyEswonTH, KAE., Jsn. ~, 1s7a J
Ills ID :. gat q osldof. a m. FSbrusT TO- isTs,
s5SSS F9 }yEBs S 1sEs.
In sssts, % he Dspet ossftsImassr at this place.
-, IOCO PO6SDs BRAN,
6sli,sp Of u. cat. .sd hr.u a, For, Le.,.nver,h
snd be continued a. ibe rate o. a. least one ssbih
s,s grsn 4 w g' q made nsss
within hftssn tibj days from The date Of award.
B,ddsrs VIII state thssr prices per one hundred
Proposals. viii be received for any portion Of the
No propos.i vtnbs satsrtAinsd upis.. N. psdy
mshing The sAme y ptesent At ths op.nlng II the
Rss-n :, ~ oaos 70 :. rs.ponsibs a''''"''
he psaal S9rd,iess .heh s,s e s.ess'aln.d ..
tors. nd bsek forms Of proposals viii be furpi,hsd
By b. or sSis q he Department oOmm.ndsr
D.yuy 8, Y General. u 5. N. 9. D. n. Bss..t
pR0PoBAIA FOR UoNPoUNDlNp THH I'm.
gInE Oh TiiE UNIIRD STATES REVENUE
AgTEhkiIoss IN frfR STEAM VA:
s..,., wamEqEos, D d, yssSsT u ~
SEALED proposals. yil b. recsivsd AZ thi. DsPaTt
Compromising III nsiss q 8. 6ss.9 Sat- - ssss
sS Ssst ~ s nor, 2. H..
!. dssrAsls that The vork y dsns speedily = pos
dble and bidder are requested 70 state the time In
when they VII agree 70 have the new work completed.
Ihs Department reserves the right 70 reieot any
and AZ bids,
hpeolheatlo9s can b seen, and All other nsoe.slI
i5fotmati2n obtAleed on .gp ioatou - CHhRLE9
s'T.st, New YOTE okoRoR s. ByUTwELL.
sla beoretAu OF the freasurI.
:, ssS,I,, ~, FiJE FRF6u BFRF
oYyIosn Acr1ro ooH'nT suBusrE-cE. .U.aA.l
sealed V,ppe... i SaSisai. a bs be-. rsss,sa :, h
nishina ne Fre,h Rssf rs,,tssd ~ ~ t,1 i.t..,
70 june u, isTi
Informaiion = u oouditioos au.iitv NJ p..f n.r
@sn~' So san % o"'Ah""o ~ sPpiIIoAn,94pN bpn
ueoi ~ lAsut Intn tsesL AIuhsg, ~
DROPOsAIS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEEpo'Ra MILITARY DIVISION or THE nIssoulLl
OTTIcR OHiTT OuARTrRMAarTn,
CHioloo. III, 90 wabash ayeaus jas 1, is7l }
Bealed proposals uii be Fsosysd II Ibis oios unti
is77. for the transportation o. Government troops
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Oawnao, N. ", JAnuATy 1, ts7aS
Sealed proposals. vil DO reoslyed u this once until
y m. TUESDAY February g ls71. for fuTnlshing TO
hundred and fortg-sght thousand uts. 0Uo) feet
;; m, mors or less, q tvslye lO inch squALs s..sd
ies. N. aors e les. K tssiTs l,G ineh saa.s..
70 be In lsnGtha OF twenty (l and thirty (9Ol feet
Beparats proposals viii be resolved for each kind.
~ thia once.
OoutTaois and bonds as usual. Ths right h reserved
10 rsisot ali bids deemed dlsadtantagsogs,
JOHN u. WILSON.
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AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY,
OPPOsIrR wiI.I.ARDp HOrEI.
$50 CHESTS oHOICK TRAs.

CoFFEE.
800 Mats Old Dutch Java.
30 Bags Prime CsIiOn Java.
10 Bales Genuine Mocha.
o HhEAheads Plantation.
20 Bags Prime MarAeAibo and Rio.
Coifse aold at lowest New York Prices. Roasted
fresh ever dAI In HIde's Patent ROas
5000 lbs. n. Y. Bach wheat.
10 bbls. syrup, superior 10 stuart's.
10 =" Prime Golden Syrup.
20 Z" n. o. MOlAAses.
10 " Porto Rico MOlaSses.
cider from New York,
White Clover nOpsJ.
1000 DOZEN BEST BRANDS CANNED GOODS,
AT Low PRICES.
Gordon's Preserves. 30 different kinds.
MAeksrel, white Fish.
salmon, George Bank Cod.
Northern PORK.
Factory Cheese, Fine Apple Cheese.
Edsm and hap saEO Cheese
Malaga Grapes. "
FiEa, Dates.
$500 lbs. Choice Candy.
RAIAinA. Chocolates.
Prof BlOts Soaps, 10 kinds,
Eysu,AIus hep, In a r-t-eiAa. grocery Al"AI'
on hand.
G. G. COrnwell & Sons,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

Outrageous Coaduct-On Saturday even
ing, large crowd of young men and boys
VISITED the new Western Market, and ny
their outrageous conduct caused large
number of persons 10 leave the market De
fore they could finish their marketing.
squad Of police visited tho market about
nine o'clock, but were too late 10 effect a
capture OF the rowdies as they lett Snort
time before the officers arrival.
Wilmington Rife Olu6.-The following
officers we're elected at the last meeting OF
the Wilmington Rifle Club, held March 9Th:
President, N Jenny; Vice President,
John Fullmer; Secretary, Charles llelnel;
Treasurer, John Hartman; LIST Superinten-
dent Of Shooting, John MANI, End Supern-
tendent of Shooting. Harry Feldmier.
Board OF Directors: John Fehrenbach, john
Griner, George Abel, Archibald Given, ID.
G. Pearce.
Western Mafkst.-This new market house,
situated on West Front street, between JET.
lerson and Madison, was formerly opened
on last Friday evening, and was visited by
large number o. persons. A band OF music
was present, which, at intervals, enliyened
the occasion with spirited music. On
| Saturday morning the market presented a
| lively appearance, forly-three stalls being
occupied, and the purchasers numerous.
The new market will prove great convent
ence to those residing In the western section
of the city, who should try and make 1t a
| success
| A Melancholy b. edk U0pn.-TheTe are
| lively break downs that make an audience
laugh, AMI there are sad and sorrowlul
break downs tina. make the kind hearted
grievc. To the latter class belongs the ener.
walton OF body and mind which is usually
called general debility" or NERVOUS
weakness, and which, when neglected, too
often terminates In airophy and DEATH A
wholesome medicaled siimulent is the one
thing needed in cases of this description,
and science and experience unite in pointing
to PLANTATION BITTERs as the true specl-
ic. The fact that 1t combines The properties
OF an inyigoraut with those OF a regulator
and alternative, IN exactly the proportions
necessary to produce radical change in
tho tone OF the system, and the action Of
the digestive and secreliye organs is an un.
answerable argument IN its favor as q general
restorative.
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THE STATE.
Lewos his debating society.
Bridgyille wants an Academy.

LewCB has a debating society.
BrldgYille wants an Academy.
/ A Glee Club is organizing in Smyrna.
At Haz' eville, Kent county John Downs
The building of a steamboat pier at Lewes
is talked Of.
A successful proracted meeting Is being
held at Lewes.
The colored people Of Milford are running
three schools.
Milford is to have a new Market house
and Town Hsll.
has been appointed postmaster, vice Jos
| Green, resigned.
Milford is feasling on that delicious BIZ
valve known as "Msnnanoes.
Revvals are being held In the NJ. E
! Churches at Smyrna and Leipsic.
The odd Fellows of Dover have opened
their library with 1000 volumes.
Gov. Ponder has appointed 8. ii. Layton
OF frankfort, Justice Of the Peace.
Large quantities Of Goldfish are being
caught about twenty miles below Lewts.
The New Episcopal Church at Middletowu
will lie ccnsecrated by Bishop Lee on April
4lh.
The Milford Dyspeptics ore all curing
themseyes and growing fat upon oat meal
| roirldge
1t is reported tlat Harrington Circuit
positively refuses 10 accept the senior preach
ers sent there by the conference.
A pigeon shooting match will take place
at Ekion ON Wednesday, between Middle
town and Ekton for apurse of 5000. $500
q side.
W. A. Polk Esq, Of Seaiord was thrown
from his carriage last week and was severe
ly injured.
II is rumored that the Delaware Railroad
Company contemplate soon erecting new
station houses at Harrington, Wyoming and
! KirkWoOd.
Messrs. ]. Collins & b. Y. Collins of Mil
ford, sold to E. S. Mawson OF Philadelphia
the following iurs; 9,237 muskra's, 29l rae
coon, lO1 mink, 1897 rabbits, A. opossum,
81 rod lox, and five offers.
The spirit Of Improvement seems to have
taken possession of the people of George.
town. The square is heing laid off with
gravel walks, aud the streets and sidewalks
are undergoing repairs,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

Caught 5y HIS Sirt.-A prisoner named
Thomas Cox, charged with horse stealing and
various other crimes, attempted to escape from
the old iai in this place on Friday morning,
by hole which he had made through the
bricks and the wood and the iron sheathing
He succeeded in getting his head and shoul.
ders outside the aperture, when his plans were
frustrated by jagged piece OF the iron sheath
ing catching his shirt and excoriating his cpl
dermis, and there he stuck and hung, as he
saws. from 3 o'clock in the morning until he
was released by the aid Of blacksmith at
about half past seven. This is the third tlne
Cox has attempted to escape. lie is bad
character. But short time elapsed between
his arrest here and his discharge from the
| MARYLAND, penitentiary, between which times
| lie had committed a robbery in Maryland
and upon a requis tion from the Governor oil
that State he will be handed over as soon as
he has atoned for his ohenses in this county.
-Delal5dredn
DEATH ofa Respected Oilsen-Mr. WIN
Moran, ST., an old and respected citizen
died on Saturday evening last, at Norris
town, ut the advanced age of n years. Ilii
disease was pneumonia, of three days
| duration. Mr.. Moran served in the war o
1912 in Captain Dupont's company, o.
Camp Dupont. lie was at the time of biz
death the oldest manufacturer Of cotton
goods in the country. Ia the years 15l1'
AZ he was largely engaged in their mauuiac
ture, aud that vi woIllen goods ia Mexico
aud for many years in the Southern States
He was also the first Superiute ndent of In
dependence Hall. at Philadelphia, ant
prepared the catalogue oil objects of ihteres
connected with the hall, and which is nOv
used by visitors. In 1862 President Lincoll
gave him an appointment as United State
Consul to Capetown, bat this honor Mr.
Moran declined. He connected himsel
with the Masonic fraternity many years ag'
and was, at the time Of his death, one OF t.
oldest members in the country. Mr.. Mora
was the father OF Benjamin Moran, Secretar
; OF the American Legation ct London, an
Of VIM. Moran, publisher, of Philadelphia
; He was born in the year 1875 at Wilmington
} Del, OF lrish-Quaker paTentage. lie was
mau OF great lorce Ot character Of no commo
abilities, and his death will be regretted b
. all who had his acquaintance.