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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-02-16
The Wind and the Moon.

BY GEORGE MACDONALD.
Said the Wind to the Moon. " will blow you out
You stare
In the air
Like ghost In a chalr.
Always looking what am about;
hate to be watched VIII blow you out
The Wind blew hard. and out went the Moon.
So. deep
On heap
OF clouds, to sleep
Down lay the Wind and slumbered soon.
Muttering low, I've done Tor that Moon"
He turned in his bed she was there again
On high
In the sky,
With her one ghost eye,
The Moon shone white and alive and plain:
Said the wind Il will blow you out again"
The wind blew hard and the Moon grew dim.
With my sledge
And my wedge
have Knocked off her edge!
If only blow right fierce and grim
The creature will soon be DINNER than DIM.
He blew and he blew. and she thinned to a
thread;
More's enough
To blow her to snuff!
One good puff more where the last was bred, 49,,
And glimmer. gimmer glum will go the thread!
: He blew great blast, and the thread was gone
In the air
Nowhere
Was moonbeam bare;
Far off and harmless the shy stars shone;
Sure and certain the Moon was gone!
The Wind he took to his revels once more;
On down
In town,
Like a merry mad clown,
He leaped and followed. with whistle and roar.
What's that" The glmmering thread once
more!
He flew in a rage-he danced and blew;
But in vain
Was the pain
OF his bursting brain;
For still the broader the moon scrap grew.
\ The broader he swelled his big cheeks and blew.
Slowly she grew--till she filled the height,
And shone
On her throne
In the sky alone,
matchless wonderful, silvery light,
Radiant and lovey-the queen of the night.
Said the Wind, az What marvel of power am /!
With my breath,
Good faith
| blew her to DEATH
First blew her away right out OF the sky.
Then blew her in what n strength am J!
But the Moon she knew nothing about the affair
For, high
In the sky,
With her one white eye,
Motioness miles above the air.
She had never heard the great Wind bare.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-02-16
Couldn't Tell Why.

A near-sighted gentleman met an ac-
ouaiutance one afternoon, whom he
saluted by name. THAT amt my
name," protested the other. That
amt your name ?" repeated the other,
with some aspeIity. Certainly not"
said the stranger. "What's the reason
il amt ?" demanded the near-sighted
gentleman, with severe look. Bnt not
having prepared himself for such ques-
ton, the abashed stranger shtunk away,
but finally answered, Pm id if
know; but | can prove it,"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-02-16
A Lost OppOrtunity.

A Texan tells this story of lost OPP
portunities " Now you see," said he,
Gland was cheap enough at one time in
Texas. I've seen the day when | could
have. bought square league OF land,
covered with fine grass and timber, Tor
a pair of boots"
And why didn't you buy it ?" asked
his companion.
didn't have the boots" said the
Texan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-02-16

A VETERAN colored man of Mobile was
married lately at the age of eighty.three {;
and took occasion to remark during the
ceremony that he had been married
thirteen times already, but never got
out a license before.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-02-16

The late DR.. Marshall Hall, of Eng
land, SAID: OF were seriously i'll of
consumption, | would live out of doors
day and night, except in rainy weather
or mid-winter then would sleep in an
upholstered log house. Physic has no
nutriment, gasrings for air cannot cure
you monkey capers in gymnasium
cannot cure you, and stimualnts cannot
cure you. What consumptives want is
air, not physic-pure air, not medicated
,ir-plenty of meat and bread"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-02-16
Human BlOOdhOundS.

The Pontiac Mich Gazette, speaking
of the colored man, Edward Harris,
whose wanderings through the country
while suffering from disease have been
noted, says: The first intelligence we
have of Harris is that he stopped at the
Waverley House at Flint, stating to the
proprietor that he was sick, and unable
to go further. A physician DR.. AFFORD
was sent for, who pronounced his disease
the small pox, and requested that he
might be kept closely until arrange
ments could be made for his protection.
Instead of obeying this humane advice,
the keeper of the hotel drove him Oft,
and got him on car bound south, thus
lending his aid in distributing a malig-
nant disease, that might have been put
out of the way of further mischief If the
precautions of the physician had been
needed. This was the first error, If we
can call such deliberate cruelty by so
convenient name. When the conduc-
tor called for his fare, Harris acknowl.
edged he had the smallpox, and was
without money, and was dropped at
Grand Blanc at night, poorly clad and
half starved. Thence he started
through the snow, on Dlttef cOld even
ing, with the fever raging in his veins,
to walk to Holly. The news, however,
preceded him, and before he reached
the town an officer met him holding a
loaded pistol at his head, compelling
him to make circuit of the village.
HIS feet were now so swollen from the
cold that he carried his boots in his
hand and walked barefooted through
the snow. Pursued like savage beast,
without food, slowly freezing in spite of
high fever, he reached Davisburgh,
where he found brief respite, but was
soon started again on his way, after be-
ing detained for stealing, and reached
Pontiac, when, after wandering about a
few hours, he was finally taken in
charge by the city officials and confined
in rudely constructed shed, where,
after a brief struggle with the disease
and the cold, the poor fellow died on
Monday night, and it was with the ut
most difficulty that any one could be
found to bury him on Tuesday night,
but it was finally accomplished. The
old sieve used as pest.house was inn
mediately burned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
How We Used to be lshystck ed

Who does not remember the time when srrlng
rul.ution was con,ilercl indispensable to summer
health? No matter for wry faces. the inevitable
siits and SIENNA. rhubaro. calomel and alai mus
be- administered These spring medicines, the
youngsters were told were 10 keep them hale and
hearty during the summer We all know now thar
this was II ta,cy that new visor, not depletion, 's
what is requ red at tn, commencement of the sun
mersulst tice PREPARATION for the enerNatint
effects of oppressive summer weather. Il course OF
Uostetor'S stomach Bittcrs is highly cNpedieni.-
Tnis au.ou> vegetable preparation has three prom
ineut properties. 1t reno> tte> purifes and rcsn,
lates All the functions ot the body 1t Is comp s"i
essential piunpIc of Muuuugahcla Rye. anu ti'
and gums known /" medical botani>ts. Hence Il Is
an absolutely medicine. and no tinctnre "f th'
Phnrmacoi oiu.ia "ar compare with II either IN rulH
,ivc results. happily Ior mankind tine theory thai
il was necessary to PROSTATE pLtlent III oTutr l.
cure him. l. forever exploded, and the true phlo
suphcal doctrine that yigor is one great nntagphls
of disease 10 taken it. place. llo,tettcr- Btt't
j. an inviguraut and hence II Is the proper inedl
cine Tor the eeblc at hi most trying season oi l'
Near.
BE sure 'bat ynu obtain the genuine article. a
there iuuulUTauIC we limitations IN the MAI
A.t. l.nol. to the ornamental stamp the engraN :,
label. and I'M name blown into The glass. Hostel
ter stomach Dittcrs 4 sold III bottles only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
sheriff . S3le.

-, by yin ne 81 writ OF Levari Faeias to
a., ne d.r,r'el will be exposed 10 ruhhc
WI y, sale a. tirc " AsHlueion lt6trl. Kent by L.
GA - PNir. IA Tie city oi NiinIr eton. New
Castle csui -. Dol..
sATi KDAY;lAc lltn day Of May. 1872,
at o'clock. T. NJ
the following ae.cuu.I Real Esilte. viz: Those
rs" lots o, Land .4tuated in the city of Whining
To-, aforesaid peurf,ru and described follows viz:
No. !. hefnnirg at stake IN the middle o! Lo, c
Lane. beIIg corner ii LOT No. > he rena.ter de
srrhrd: thence NJ Love l. me all rat fourteen per-
chrs t. land. formerly OF Llha Ferris: thence with
sAid land sgutAcriy about twenty Fix perches TO
Iiue u iand late Of Th"mas Shipiey: thence there
WITH ."uIl.eriy about fifteen perehes TO stalk in
10 No. :. thence with said lot n"rtberly twenty six
erche> tobe place 81 beginning, ntaiLing herein
ahnut two aLd Lalf acres OF land.
No. =. Bceirn,ng at the intersection of the es-
terry ir ot NJ iHIson street and the centre Of Love
Lane. - call -; thence along Loye Lane northery
10 lot No. | aiofesnd thence along the eastsily
side ui rad lot sou herly TO the southefy side
SAID lot: thence continuing the same to tbs
spntntrly se OF Faith strse thence easterIy alon.
f,t h street '" the westerly side "f NJ Madson street
thence uuttnerly along said side OF Madison stree
:: the place "f beginning.
Seized aud taken in execution as the property q
William Pyle and Margaret Z. Pyle his wife an,
t. and to b. sold bv
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. New Castle. April ~. 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
AMUSE Me ENTS.

The famous simmons x Slocum Minstrel
Troupe, wall give two Of their unrvaled enter
tainmenls in the Grand Opera House, ON Mon
day aud Tuesday evening next May 9th and eth.
They have been performing at Baltimore, the
past week, and the Baltimore EyENlNo JouR-
NAL, says ., them: The MORALE of the troupe
is first class, their entertainments sparkling,
fresh and Original. Harry Lehr, sweaman
and Simmons are names which have long aduin-
ed the profession, and are as familiar with ne.
gro nlgstrclsy as household words. The pro-
gramme ior this evening is unusually attractive.
The Walnut Street Theatrical Combination OF
Philadelphia closed successful engagement in
Reading on Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Booth are playing in Bal
more this week
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
THE PENiNSuLAR.

Fancy breeds OF poultry are the latest rage"
in Denton.
The whea, and berry crops of Caroliue county
are reported as looding well.
Dr. Charles l.. Tarr, editor and proprietor Of
the Dentcn JOURNAL, died on Thursday morn
ing
A barn an contents belonging to Chas Kim
namon, Of Caroline county, were entirely de-
stroyed by fire one day last week.
Some one set fire 10 the woods near Denton,
last week considerable space was burned over.
but the damage 10 the timber was slight
Owing TO the dlapidaied condition of Denton
bridge, the stage containing The U. 5. mail was
detained for more than an honr Wednesday
morning. and failed 10 MAKE connection with
the train.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, o o F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26. l o F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. |, l X NJ, at Red Men.
Hall, il5 Market
Washington Council No 4, o L A NJ, at Me.
chanics' Hail. 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr, o A NJ, at Hall
9TH and Market ST.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 30
Market St
Excelsior Lodge, No I. X of =, at knights o
Pvthias Hall, 2ll Market St
Washington Camp. O Of A, at Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
sheriff Sales.
Shcfil1's sale.

.ss.@ W virtue "f writ OF Levar Facas 10 me
60 directed. VIII Lc eApU.ei to Fuhllc Sie At
Il" the Washirlou liotel. kept by laac P,l
u il the city o. Wilmington, New Castle
county. be, on
SATURDAY the ll.h day of May. 1872.
NJ % o'clock a. IN.
lhe following described Real Estate; VIZ: All that
lot or parcel ot land stu IL" lying and being in tho
ely oi Hllmiugtun. and bounded as follows TO wit:
B.ginnlug N a stake standing the east side o
MARKET street. nj sixty five feet and six inches
broad, at the distance Of iurty three feet FROM
the south side Of Front stvee' NJ forty nine feet
brad. icing the corner -: n lot which belongs t.
Hicn I'd Poole: thence with the line thereof soutt
fifty cigh. degrees east fifty even tett three inch es
To another corner stake: thence s. nth thirty tw,'
degreeS, west twenty eght feet thirty one feet by
mistake in the conveyance 10 the said Chandler, y
to aLnthtr corner stake: thence north fifty eiRh
degree. west hiiy even feet three inches TO Mar
kct street at the wild h aforesaid: thence up Mar
kct street nor h thirty two degrees east twenty
rght ,ee' the place of beginning containing one
thousand seven hundred and seventy four test n n
inches ot land, more OF less.
Se1ef and taken in execution as the property 0'
Mary A. Barber: who hath survived John - Bar
her. deceased. and samuel K. barber. EhIabeth :
Gnu and Hannah e Barber, children and heir,
at law of John s Barber, deceased, and 10 be sole
BY JAMES ARMSTRONG. sheriff.
Sheriff Office. New Castle. April 25. ls72-l6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
Is 90 REWARD.
PROCLAMATION.
SLATE OF DELAWARE,


EXECUTIVE DEpARTAENT.J
Whereas. WILLIAM DENNIS, alias RICH.
ARD DUCKEkI, negro man, who is charged
with having committed the crime OF kape in New
Clstle county. has fed from justice; and whereas
the FIRST Day of April D., 1872. the Governor
of this state issued n Proclamation Offering re
ward of Two Hundred Dollars to be paid by the
State of Delaware for the apprehension and dellv
cry of the SAID WILLIAM DEN aItds hlCll
ARD DCCKEkI, 10 the sheriff of New Castle
county. at the common jail o. said county: and
whereas the said reward has failed to cause his
rest and delivery as aforesaid.
Now. therefore, 1. JAMES PONDER, Governor
the State of Delaware, do hereby, in add ion to
said reward Of fwo Hundred Dollars. offer the fur
ther reward of Three Hundred Dollar. making i!
the aggregate the sum of FIVE HUNDRED Dol.
LARS, to be paid by the said state. for the apur,
hensinn and delivery Of the said vi LII "
DENNIS. aiiJs RICHARD DUCKERY. into t. 3
custody of the Sheriff at the common Jail of SeN
Castle county, at any time within twelve WUT,Ins
from the said First day of April, A. D., 1872 and
do hereby request the Sherifs Of the different
counties of this State. their Deputies and Bailltis
and all 9th Police Officers of this state To be
liant in their efforts to the said William Dem
MS alius kIchaid Duckery to be npprehended and
delivered to said Sheriff at the Jail aforesaid
In witness whereof J have hereunt'
(srAI set my hand and caused the Great Sea
j0f the State of Delaware to he att : .'l. -
" Dover, this Twenty Second bay "f April
A. d. one Thousand eight hund red ami sesenty t"o
JAMES PONDER.
By the Governor.
JomN ii. PAINTER. Secretary of State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03

Estimated cost OF contemplated improvement,
including damages to the owners of the property
necessary to be taken <i35000.
The commission reported that they would make
no allotment, apportionment, assessment and di-
vision Of the estimated cost among the properties
assessed, not Judging that said properties would
be benefited by sand inproyement-save is al
ready considered in the above assessment Of
damages.
The report oi the commission was refer ed to
the Committee Oh Opening Streets until uext
meetiny night.
Mr.. Foulk moved that the committee on Public
Buildings procure new hose for washing market
houses. Adopted.
Mr.. Fouik moved that the Printing Committee
have the Market Ordinance printed as passed by
Council. Adopted.
Salaries OF the lamp lighters for the month OF
March, were ordered to be paid
The following petitions were read and referred:
! To allow Mary u. Vaughn to erect u frame
buildng for gutter OH the 5. T. corner OF
Eighth and Bennett streets; for water pipes in
kirkwood street; to refund tax paid in error by
John Mills; to allow Jas. f. Price 10 erect fran.
stable; for setting curb aud laying cutters and
sidewalk on Fifth street, between Monroe and
Adams.
On notion Of Mr.. Febiger, commission was
asked for TO ASSESS damages for the opening OF
Union street, from Front street. to the city line.
The Inspector Of Coal Oil reported that he had
inspected 654O gallons Of oosi oil, in March and
April.
| On motion Of Mr. Hayes so copies Of the ordi.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
AIlcrtn'S sale.

ke.Sk Bv virtue Of writ of Leyari Facias
le.:Va to me directed. will be exp sed to Public
.,i Sale at the Washiu gton Hotel kept by
GH Isaac Pyle, in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle county. Del.
WEDNESDAY. the sth day of May. 1872.
a; 10 clock. a. M,
the following described Real Estate viz.
All th"sr certain two lots # land. with brcl,
Houses thereon. situated in the city of Whining or
aforesaii the uertherly sid, OF Front street. be
tween Walnut nd French streets. and now in tn,
occupancy Of the said John X opp. be the content,
what Il es may.
Sc 4zei and iaken in execu ion a. the property al
Gnsttn schulz and .Margaretta schulz his wife lat
Margaretta kopPt IN rl.ht OF said Nargare.ta a
surviving Mortacoraud also as AiminI strattix o
John kUrp, dec.ase NJ oriaeor and 10 be s3li b,
JAM f. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sheriff, G:iice New Castle. April %. 1877.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
nano. in relation to butchers were ordered to bo

hAhc6 IN relation TO butchers worn otusre" 7" u"
printed
During the evening the following orders We're
directed TO be drawn
John Logue. *ll06l; W. w. Einmons, 81 Sa'
+. Graham, $liS5: Joseph Flanagan, sl9o lo'
Jas. McKendrick, $685. II. Mcintyre, SlllI3;
Murray 4 McElwee. t257.72; q. II. y. Simmons.
s96O6: II. Rau, $7.06: Croasdale II Cameron
tls OF: q w. Vernon, 20; u. w. Stone $40 so'
J. ID. Winslow, $3l. 76; John Taylor. 90; Mur,
ray Il McElwee. -; q. Warner & Co., sl2s9 u
Lurtz II kinsIey 1857. IA; VIM. Toney, 1870; J'
ID. Winslow, $i4.2l; l. G. Grubb, $50: u. Gala.
CHER. $l23.S.; Richard Glancey. $j5S3; } e.
Farra, $1650: James Lang. $3.50; Wni. H.
Springer, SO: VIM. H. johnson $50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03

A fire at Cornwals, New York, destroyed ihe
Postoiiice and several stores and dweliIngs.-
Los, $4,000; insured.
The New York Negro Radical Convention
will meet in Troy oh the S,l.
0Thomas t. Davis, ex-member Of Congress
from New York, is dead. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
YO THE PUBLIC.

which for ehea pness durability and economy cannot
be surpassed The inside being of wrought iron
cannot expand leak gas; every part of the heater
texcept the cast from is manu- factured under my
own supervision and made in the best manner it cal,
be gotten up at less expense than any other heater
in the market. Made and sold by
X. MORRISON
murS-3m 4u3 Shipley street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
Business NOTICES.

Go to the Dolly Warden AMI have explained their
novel way selling Cigars: 10 cigars for fifty cents,
and there are five hundred dollars given away With
every thousand Lunches ,oid, and they do it and sell
hc,' dr. cent tigar. ia tie citD. GIG Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
Valuable Farm For Sale. .

sslE. The farm Of Hugh Began. lately deceu.
N; ed. adjoining lhs lands Of }. u. McCu-
Hi,, lough, X. Wilson. II. Swayne and Others
Ia and within hundred yards Of Swayne Sta.
ton on the Wilmington and Reading X. r.. in
Chris lana Hundred, mles IRON Wilmington.
New Caste County and state OF Delaware, 10 offer.
ed Mt private sale This farm has over 20 acres Of
the beat quality Of land. tits eau,iully located
has three springs of the hest quality ot wAter =
Possession 20 be given the purchaser in msdiately.
lEkNS-une hat tae price in cash, and the
balance scared by bond and mortgage the ro-
perty ral able at the purchasers chuice ut any
time within. five years.
Apply to MICHAEL HAKRlN.
No. Ale East sixth ST.. Wilmington. Del.
marl5fI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
Harness !!
EarLoSS -!

7 IGHI aud HEAVY HARNESS, IN .de OF tn
IL best material and by irst-clss- workmen on
hanl and IN ade TO order at very moderate rates.
SADDLES, COLLARS.
WHIPS. sHktiS.
BRUSHES. CURRY COMIS,
AMI other article in their lao on hand and or
50 aJ the lowest city prizes.
Repairing neatly done ~ sho5t notice.
The public are invi ed to ave them a call.
WiEL Il RIN0WALT.
ApI-tf n. W. cGrGer "a and Shipiey Sis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
freight Zines.
RUsH's
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves ID wharf above Chestnut street Phila1cI-
rhia. daily nt p in.. and French street wharf, VIII
mingtin. al Il y. ~. Freight handled carefully and
forwarded with dispatch. CIV. BUSH.
apriit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
NOR SALE,
For. sale.

xA The new AMI elegant BRICK HOUSES.
M!,. Nos. $40 ana 81 West Twelfth street.
XXI; These houses have just been completed; are
- three story, with II ie,t side yards AZ fine
large rear yards. They have ali the modern con.
veniences-with hot and cold water wnter closet,
marble top wash stands. bath room. &c.. and will
be sold a bargain.
at the y. ". corner Of second anl King streets
now accured by Jas Iains. The store is one OF
The hest business locations in the cit,. and is
doing larger grocery trade than any other.
Apply soor 20 JAMES CA ksW ELL, T..
novl.tf 1l07 Washingtou stieat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
A Valuable Property at Private Sale

The subscriber being determined
AN TO change bu iness, oilers for sale
fHgt tS7pzAG his fruit and Truck Farm. situated
sg4NlA near BRANDY wine springs contain
iug NINE Acres. be the same more
or less with tw" Houses erected thereon, No con-
tains roops with a.ie NO. 2 Jour rooms with attic
good ef Of w4torat each frame barn "a BY u
feet, with stabiirc for five head Of stock; corn
crib, hen house and ther nutbuildings; alse,
smith sh y. nd fouLdation for N wheelwrisht
.bop, whore there has always been dane good
business. tie shops being in u good and thriving
neighborhood.
The land il in high state of cult tiva'ion with
plenty ut fruit. There fifty apple trees hve
ye oiG; one hundred peach trees N tuil bearing
thtftN awari pear ttces hite.n Standard pear trees
tho ruGst Of them bearing a fult crop every year;
lNcnty cherry trees; currants, gooseberrles. rasp
berries. sirawber ies. and black berries The racs
L. convenient to IA. Wilmington Western X; NJ,
anu To- schools and places o. huoic worship. WI
le SOLD on. ,as, t'lms Possession Immediately II
desired irce lGw.
For further information call upon the subscriber
living on the premises.
A. ", MONTGOMERY. Newport. Del.
n. B.-it mel III before thursday. the 18TH DAY
Of juno, s72 il will he sold at public sale.
InaIsti'3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
New Advertisements.

Girl wanted.
Mortgage for sale.
Plantation Bit,crs
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills.
uostetter'> Stomach Bittcrs.
Renort of First National Bank.
Summons 4 Slocum's Minstrcls.
MAY opeuing-M l.. Lichtenste,n
Diyidcnd-N National Bank of Delaware
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
the line Of their road and West Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph office.
No. est Third street TO their Depot Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMullen a Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
ap6-n Genl SuDt W. X X. X. r. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
PROCLAMATION.

TN the name and by the authority ct the State of
L Delaware. and by virtue of the preceps of the
Honorable EDWARD W. GILPIN. Chief u-rce
of the State Of Delaware; Fdward W"otten. .'ohn
W. Houston and Leonard II. Wales. E-qutres,
Associate udge. of the said state to me direct.
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff OF New Castle
county. dohereby proclaim, ana make known that Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
Atlantis.
1otifes.
Dividend.

NATIONAL BANK OF DELAwAaE.
Wilmington, May 3 1872
The Directors have this day declared dividend
Of Twelve Dollars per share, being per cent Tor
the last SIX months and an extra dividend Of Six
Dollars per share, payable on demand. Clear Of
taxes. lpy3-4t 5. FLOYD. Cashier
TNHOSE who have houses or lots to sell should
l. advertise them iu the DAILY GAZETTE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-03
90 n Il
OF
OYER AND TERMlNER,

To hear and determine all and every the indict-
ments and sentiments, made or taken, for or
men, and all other Relanies Vt Death. and all Man
saughters.and also all the acoessories OF then ~hc
have been committed, perpetrated or happened
within tho State aforesaid. will be holden at n ew
Castle, in the county Of New Castle aforesaid,