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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-22
I" How To Go West. -

Forty years ago, Illinois was ms far Wei
~ mos, people wished to go aud Journey.
werc made in the Legendary "Prairl,
Schooner bur in these days Of progscs -
aud Improvement. the word West has co'le
10 mean Iowa. Nebraska. Kansas Colorado
California aud the Territories, and the
Traveller reacies almost any point therein
by splendid Line of Railroad.
This Line OF Railroad is the nrrlinrton
Route, which starts from Chicago over ia,
Chicago, Burlington \ Quincy Il. II from
Indianapolis over the indianapolis Bloom.
ington x Western Short Line and from I.o
ganspori, over the Toledo Peoria a War.
saw Il. r., an running through Burling
ton. reaches Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska
CIy. ST. Joseph, Atchinson, Leayen worth
and Kansas City, connecting with the
Uniod Pacific, Kansas Pacific aud other
Railroads running frcm those cities.
Always 60 by way of Burlington" and
you will be sure TO he right.
The Burlington Route has admirably mn
swerei the question, "llow To 60 West 90
10y the publication ola truthful and in
toresiing document. filed with facts in re.
gard to Time. Connections. Accommo "a
rions, rates Of Fare, and oIher interesting
items and illustrated by large map,
trulhiully showing the whole West, which
Ihey distribute free Of charge. Copies,
and additional information, can be obtain
ed by addressing. General Passenger
Agent, B. & NJ. X. r., Burlington, Iowa.
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Jury List, Feb. Term, 1879
GRAND jurors

GRAND JURORS
Beaver-Robert Fees. Aaron J Mddles-
worth, Jacob welze,, Isaac n Troxel,
Thomas Keller.
Beaver West-Enos Gross.
Chapman-Dauiel II. Marks, John A Moy-
cr.
Franklin-Andrew Kratzer, John Reilz.
Decentralization Brouse.
Middlecrcck-- Simon Row.
Monroe-Jonas Trcxler.
penns-Snmnel Erdly, John s Walter,
Daniel Irouse.
Pcrry-Sqmuel TrouimAn.
Perry West--John Gordon. John Hans
Sclins Grose-Jnckson W Gauslcr jacob
FWalier
washngion-Pe,er S Riegle William H.
Meyer Peter Weller
PETIT JURORS.
peaver-Joscph N Haines Isaac. Aarand,
Isaac Krebbs, Daniel J ilassinger, Jo
seph Long
Beaver West Abram X Middlesworih
liensy BoliZshoe. Isaac X ulsh, Elias
Boreman, solomon krebbs, wm. Henry
Smith.
Chapman-James C Franklin. wasbipft on
WIN, Joseph Meiser, hoie HcffOlu
Iienry Nerboou, Daniel Rohrer, Pat rick
Brown
Cen,er--JOhn Young. Peter Hartman.
Franklin--gohn Norman
Jackson--Bobert + Cornelius, Samuel I
Walter l.t..it
Middleburg-fTe r Reigle
Monroe--William II lille. Joseph Boust
Penns-Charles Miller, Henry Meyer, Jo.
mas Feiier, Isaac Erdly, William Hngbs
Samuel y woodling, George Koohn
Isaac Rau, Philip Hilbish.
perry-Geor1ge Goodling, Jongihan Gelne.
Casper liornborger. jacob Mnium.
Selins Groye-G Wash Glass, William
Keller
Washing ton-Francis Glass. Daniel
Boyer, John lIcpner, Nenry X. Moys,
John Mehgei. Daniel Eisenhari, Fredsr.
lex u. Glass.
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MARRIED..

On tho II inst. NJ the Lutheran Pars,n
age in Selinsgrovc. by the Rev. NJ l..
Shinde'. I. J. Smith. ESQ. 10 Miss Lizzie
y. Shindel both of this Borough.
May your lives I've one unhroken plane
Of pencc, prosperity. happiness AMI bliss.
Mr.. Smith il a genllcmnn ottrue merit md
well deserved an accomplished lady for II
lit" partner The selection was happy
oie on both sides.
On the lSih inst, hy Rev A. Graul.
VIZ Alexander Esb, or Fr,rsln twp, and
Mise Clara Schwcuk. of this BI,ou.h.
A, the same time. hy the same, M
John D. knaur Of trlon Co. and Miss
Catharine Schwrnk. OF thi, Borough
On the ith inst, hy bee A Graul Mr..
Robert Schnmbnc' anl Miss Harriet
Swinefogd both Of this Borough
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Letter From the West.

hlNphEf' SfnGUsky 70. ".
Editor. Posr.-lt might he interesting
TO your readers TO learn something abon,
the rapid growth sni..eItcnsIvs business of
our Western village AMI to illustrate |
have chosen our own village Lindsey. To-.
Gated seven miles from Fremont The Coun.
~ seat, siown OF about twelve thousand
tshibiisnis, on tie Lake Shore AMI Michi.
gan Southern Railroad. Six years ago
'h' re- was scarcely the sign Of n town, LIt
IN day among other places Of bushes. 4
comp ises three dry goods r;or.., on, gro.
cery, one ho'cl. one shoe soie, carriage
manufactory, drug store, insurance Office,
che.se factory with 700 cove in use. fur.
niiure store, steam saw mill, grain ,leva.
tor, pork packing house. railroad depol
rnI telegraph Office, and other minor busi.
ness places. with a population Of six hun.
drsi. Your own town of Middlcbure is
Aesrly century old and does not now con .
tain more lhau hals the number of inhab-
iianis and you transact less than one half
the business We dc.
John Boyer, brother Of your friend Geo.
Boyer of Fremont, Snyder Co, aud for.
merly citizen OF Union county, died q
short lime ago. at the advanced age Of "a
years. Truly Yours.
l.. =. DowEpsoX,
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New facts are killing them. Tue iict that
invalijs weakened by disease can be re
lievLi by prostrit'ng them with destruci.
i've drugs, is no longer entertained except
by m0nomaniacs. Ever since the intro.
ducii1n OF DR. WALRgR's IisEGAR Blr
rLRs IL la, been obvious that their reguia.
ting and iuyigorhiug properties arc all
suihcient for The cuye OF chronic iniseslion
rheumatism, constipation, diirhoei, n,r.
yOus affections, ana malarious ievers, and
they are now the standard remedy lur
complaints in every section OF the Union.
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COMMUNICATED.

For "TuE Posr. Having been called
tefhe hourishing town Of Selins Grove On
business few days since. | conld not re
sisi The temptation Of calling on our friend
Dir. Joseph Wcnricb, or as lie is fnmilarly
known "Old joe" Having long since
served his time as "Appreniics" 'Jer'' aud
"Boss. be has now retired from the more
active duties Of his trade ''Black smiihinu"
and assigned the labors 10 his two sons !;
I who have been taught the mysteries Of tho
trade under DIS direct supervision conse-
qusnily he has no fears but that bis old
customers will bs well cared for; and that
'hey viii siill say on removing their
"Johs' from the shops, "well done thou
good and faithful servant"
since Joe has been relieved from the
labors OF the shop, he has had an oppor-
iuniiy for which position there il none
better calculated than himself lie has
long since been known as the able aud eff .
elent agent Of The Little Dodge" Reaper.
and in addition TO this be has Two Su.
psrier cultiyators. which he sells ai prices
10 suit all purchasers. lie is also the
ageni for very superior Steel Plough.
Without one Of which, no iCarmers sto Il of
Implements IL complete.
would recommend that our farmers
throughout The county, at least pay "Old
zoe = visit, and see what he is engaged
10, and satisfy them selves before ~pur.ha.
sing any farming implements for be is ful.
y,Prepared 10 attend to all their wants.
I',s long and practical experience as
blacksmith, gives him a standing which
.snks second TO none. ! forgot TO mention
mat he has built large addition to his
o'a shop which lie devoies exclusively to
.sales Room, for his farming implemesis
sha TO the door Of which all will find the
taieh String" hanging out
l., hoping that all will accord 10 "0ld
Sos, the honor Of cuisines. aud that he
""y live many long and happy years,
l hemain Yours.
VISITOR.
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We Noticed In one Of our exchanges this
week the statement of Dea. John Hodg
xln', Of South Jefferson, Me-. whsso son
cured OF incipient consumption by tbs
~ OF Johnson's lAnodyne Liniment. We
"Ier 10 this ut this time as tending to.
sorfohoratc the statement We made last
sss In relation TO this Linimeut as up.
P"sd 10 consumption.
~ Congress had employed rs much sci.
a''ae skill in DISQUALIFICATION Of iis "Re
as,rneiion Policy" al The close, as the
"pepan nent did in the bcginping Of
s' war, IN arranging for The aspfaciure
shAi Yan cullnl 6hsrillan.x i:nv.lrs
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PrBLic SALgs.-Isasc Lenknr will sell
personal property. consisting Of Farm Stock
and Implements, on Friday Mtrch slb.
1872.
Fred'k Shrader. will sell Farm Stock anil
lmp'ements on Tuesday. March l2lh 1872.
hn \. iIassinger will sell Farm Stock
On II p 'm.ns. ON Wednesday March / 9Th
l>7,.
jesse Meyer will sell Farm Stock and
inpi,msn's. on Thursday, Marrh Iith
1872. See Bills.
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TO Consuinp.ives-

Tue advertiser, having been permanently cur.
ell Of that dread disease, Consuinp,lon by a sim
Pic remedy, Il anxious to make TO his fellow sui-
icrers the means 0fcure. To all who desire 1t
ne w'll send ccpy Of the prescription useI, tfcec
Of charge, with the ~ -cctions FOR preptrIn., and
ufnx the same, whlch they win frd ruus
CuRH Tor tossrMrTioN, ASTHMA, BHuNcutrts
&c, PARTIES wishing the prescription " ~ please
address Rev, EDW mn A. WII,soE
2dt south TLicd street william sburgh N. Y
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HARDWARE AND QUEENswARE.
SALT AND FISH,

And IN Fact cycry thing usually kept in =
first class country store. All Of which we
offer NJ greatly reduced prices, for Cash or
Country rrocute.
Having bad large experience in the
business, we htttcr ourselves that We can
please and satisfy all our customers.
Hoping ny strict attention 10 business
aud desire io please nil. 10 merit liberia
.Lasc of public patronage. Our motto 10
"QD,ck Safes and SmdH Pcof,s."
We ank nt least that the public examine
our stock aud Iriccs before purchasing
elsewhere. rs we always show our goods
with ;leasurc
HELFRiCU & BOWER.
G1nncryi't Jane II. 1870. f
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ApiLL giving defendants the right to
i've evidence in Criminal prosecution is
~fore the Legislature. II is said to work
york well. where II has been mnds the law,
out 1t seems to us tha, /, will give rise TO
soms hard securing.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-22

PsxssrLvASiA has more post Offices than
any other State in the Union. The nun
Der Of post Offices in PennsYlvauia 10 ., ,soj.
and in New York, 1900. The whole army
Of ofpostmastcrs ia the United States amount
10 3O,0i5.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-22

THn prevalence Of diarrhea in Harris.
org continue, unsbsted. The TkLxGnApB
fwednssd,y Gays. that ,.ons.,hird of the
opulation---.' least eight thousand per.
pns--are af!lisirJ. with the epidemic.
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EOCE& S'h'HT'CHI!
the First Premium
COrRT PROCLAMATION.
Nfhcrcas the hon. J. &. Drcurr. Pr.sj
W lrmI lm.l..n nf llIr It.llriYl n;.,.i

Nfhcrcas the hon. J. &. Brcurn. Pr.sj.
W dent Judge of the judicial Distri".
composed o; iuc counties of Snyder, Union
ani Mli'lln aud ! g. l.. Shindel and
George &. Moyer, E.Us Associate Judges
IN and for Snyder cpun'y have issuei their
rrrcc'Ii hearing, dlte the the 9th day
ot December, \ u 1871, 10 me directed for
'h' holding of mn Orphans court, court
of Common Pleas, court of oyer and Ter
miner and General court of Quarter Scs-
SION, ot the rcnce NJ Iiddleburg. for tho
county of Sny lyr, on the iih Monday, be-
ing the rl,2b day Of February, 1872. and
q, utiuuc one Ncck
Notice IL therefore hereby given 10 tL<
Coroner, Justice Of the Peace aud Consta
bics IN an FOR the county of snyder, 10 np-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitiDnS. examinations and
% her remcu,hrnuces 10 do those things
which ui their offices anl in their behalf
pertain to lie done Nul Witnesses and per-
sous prosecuting ~ behalf VI the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required 10 he then and there ntteudn-
nud not departing without leave NJ their
peril. Justices are requested to he punct.
unl ia their ATTENDANCE at the appointed
time aCrccahly TO notes.
Given under my hand and seal Mt the
Sncr.Ns office in Mildlvburs, the 10Th day
Dee. Of \. H., one thousand eight hundred
and scycnty.tWu.
JOTN :. WOLF. sheriff.
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TRIAL LIST FEB. TERN 1872.

Bcnntville Kremer & wife VS. VIC Herrold
RYAN Dauberman vs. Enos T Walter
George Bolig 4 Daniel IIummel vs. same
Daniel Mauern vs. Catharine Mattern
Weller & Sweeney VS. W. q IIeirold
The snnbury & Jewistown Railroad Com.
pany vs. John Bilger
Same vs. Samuel Bowerso&
PSer Thomas vs. A Specht & ID Bolender
The Snnbury 4 Lewistowu Rail Road
Company vs. W. q. lIcrrold
John Menges vs. same.
The above causes are nj issue and for
trial. J. GROUSE, prot'y
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a rumor prevailed in this place, n few
days $50, that Hon. S. S. Woods was dead
and buried. Wshre very glad to say that
't wss false. The Lcwistown Gazette of
last week stated that he was improving in
health.
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T. G..GrrsLirs. has just received 4 lot Of
beautiful photograph frames. aud picitrc
monldings al'o large assortment Of Ia
test style mems and boys suits complete.
Call and examine. lie charges no,hias for
showing his goods.
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PLENTY 81 CoAL-we have been inform
si that report is in circulation that our
stock o: Lime.burner's Coal is exhausted
THIS is mis'ate. as we have good sup
ply OF Pea md other sizes of coal for sale
OF moderate prices. Come and sec.
WAGgssrLLrn & Son.
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Srsrrtsrs Cornet Bnnd, viii give 4
enccri in the Courthouse, on Tuesday
.sning. Feb. %, inst. Admitiancc.
dnl's. - cents, children 10 cts, Let
here be good attendance.
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Wv N.N' hI y II .hVNlIAl NbN D..
Eth, 1871, the Passenger Trains
OF the rcnrsylyaria Railroad Company
vii depart from Harrisburg md arrive
at rhiidclphir anu rItsburg as fol.
lows
EASTWARD.
. 3j-rbilalclphia Express leave, lIar.
risburg daily LcNccvt Monday At . 3a
4 IN rnl arrives at West Philadelphia At
Il 80 a IN.
i0j.-rnsi I line leaves Harrisburg daily
Except Monday at 1 Oia r. and arrives
nt West Philadelphia at y ujam.
3o-Nnil Tain leaves Harrisburg dni.
ly [exccri Sunilyl at 80 IN and ar
r.vcs At Philadelphia ~ ~ 20 p IN.
~ id-Cincmnati Express leaves llar
rishure daily Mt 10 10 IN aud arrives Al
West philndclrhln NJ ) Ojn N.
II i1--l'acihc Express leaves Harris.
burg daily At II IL am and arrives at
West Philadelphia ut 3 10 m.
2t0-Elmira Express leaves Harrisburg
dnily At : 90 p IN aud arrives at West Phil.
adClrhia At u 60 p M Lxccpi sunday
40 Harrisburg Accommodation leaves
linrri>hurI at jjp NJ aud arrives at
philndclphia at - 81 ppm.
1n-Lgncastcr Train via Mount .Iov
leaves lia rIsburF dull, lcxccut Sunday
NJ ou n IN mud arrives AZ WyA pLiladcl,
phia at Il iorm.
WESTWARD.
10 Eric Fast Line wc,,. for C,io.
leaves Illrrishurg daily .cSccpt sunday
at ~ = m arriving NJ Eric nt e iDnm.
~ lO-Erir Mali west. for Erie. leaves
Harrisburg laiiy at 10 - IN arriving AZ
Erie nt oOn m.
do-'irclnuntj Express leaves lar.
nshury daily at 10 80 : ~ n,rivcs NJ Alto.
M ~ 10 m aud arrive, ut riil,butg ~
5 9OHm.
y '1--lhc Southern cSrrcs, leave llnr.
rshurg daily at - - a N. arrive, AZ a..
t""nt nt - + m. aul arr,ycr at Pits.
burfh nt Ia M.
u"-lacihc Express leaves Harrislrrc
dai'y nt - IN arrives NJ Altoun ut y ui
n ~ nnd arrives "a phtshurC nt 9i1pm.
last Line leaves llgrri,hurg daily lcV
c"Ii sunday nj { ~ q, ~ arrives at Alto.
nn at " 10 r. ~ takes supper nul arrives nj
Ih'i~hugE nt Siam.
Nal tr.n leave. llmri.Llr. Aai,yIcx
ccpI sunday at | - p IN arrives Mt Alp
nn nj ~ = Ia iakcs >upp,r and arrive, at
IIl'shmrg ~ ~ m.
Way insscnp,r Train lnnycs IInrr. shu?c
d'ity NJ - q IN arrives rt ltout NJ 10
J. N AMI NJ iusbuF Mt r - IN lcNccpt
sunday
Through Passenger leaves Harrisburg nj
uo ~ arrives At Altoona At 10 u IN
Pittsburgh al ! % p NJ
SAMUEL \ BLACK.
Snri. Middle Div. rcnun Il. Il.
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Committee Meeting.

THE Snyder County. Republican Stand
l. ing Committee will meet at Midd,eburg
Monday 20, inst. st2 o'clock =. NJ.
or the etrsnsaciion Of important business
full attendance 10 requested. ny order
J. GROUSE, Chairman, Z
". u. GRIMM, Sec.
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4 bI r. }.

On tho loth inst. in Ant child Of Charles
Bcnfer, Of FrlaE,in twp.
On tn 18th inst. James. son o. Gsnrgo
and Mary Sicinc cf Ccstre twp, agel
year and month.
On the iIth inst. Mr.. Christina Gilbert
consort Of samuel Gilbert, OF FrAnhlin
twp. aged about G6 years.
On the i,th inst. Mr'. Men, Fry. Of
Franklin twp, ssel about 20 ycars.
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Tax smallpox Is sbating IN all parts o
,s State.
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E,sIsa Sunday falls this year on tn, sist
7 March.
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DENNSILNANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to aud nom
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, aud
Two trains Daily to aud from
Erie Sundays EAccptcd.)

on AND AFTER MONDAY NOV.
Eth, 1871, the Passenger Trains
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
viii depart from Harrisburg md arrive
at PhiIIdclphir anu PiIsburg as fol.
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CELlNsGROvE PRODUCE MARKET.
copREcTEp wBEKLr nv
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Resolutions of Respect,
HALL or THE WEccAcoE HOSE Co.. Nc
VIII NIHCrnH SanAarnha. lAh Ii

HALL or THE WEccACoE HosE Co.. No.2.
WILMINGTON: September 9Th. 1872.
At stated meeting Of the Company. held Friday
evening sept 9Th 1872. the death of our late fellow
member. John Macan, wns duly announced. and II e
following preamble and resolutions were unanimous
Is adopted
WHfrEAs 1t has pleased our Heavenly Father,
IN us divine " sdom. to remove into eternal life
John Macan; who was endeared to Us by his gener-
Gus and manly qualities which entitled his memo.
therefore be it
Resoired, That we mourn the decease Of our faith
iul friend with truthfulne,s justified by our com
anionship and intimacy. and also express our con
toience for the ber-aved family of the deceased.
Wha nave sustained an irreparable loss.
Resoired That in respect to the departed, the ap-
paratns Of the Com. any be draped in mourning
ter The space ot thirty DAYS and that we attend hi.
mnera in boly
Rtaoirsd that the preceding resolutions be inser,
"d IN the t'azete krsrv kcrtng aud Aduertissr and
cory transmitted to the family of the deceased
aud that they be entered upon the minutes Of tn,
c mrany.
FRA LUkENS.
J. =. DEN LIN. CoMmitte
JAMES HARRlGAN,)
| Attest " NJ j poS Amy Sec'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

ODD Grand Lodge OF Odd
e. reIiows' IN session at Baltimore, adjourned on
Saturday, to hold its next meeting in tho ANS
cry. Before adJourning. the Committee on Secret
WORK were ordered to prepare revision OF the
ntuai and report next session. The Grand Sire
vas authorized to establish tho order in the Brit.
'sh Isles It application be made. The surrendered
charter OF the Polynecan Encsmpment OF Homo.
iuiu. Sandwich Island, was ordered to be restored
The Finance Committee reported the Estimated
receipts OF the year, including balance on hand. a,
so9,Aso; estimated expenditures. e39,l52. The
new officers were installed. and Grand Master Lo.
gan announced the following appointments of Of
fcers OF the Grand Lodge Chaplain, Rev J. w
.enab'e OF Virginia; Marshal, Caleb Rand, oi
Massachusetts,; Guardian, Albert Cohen. Of Ar
kansas Messenger, W. Hudson, of Wisconsin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Proceedings Of the Democratic
COUNTY Convention.

persuant to call of the County Chairnal
the New Castle COuntys delegations, met in
nomination Convention at New Castle, sept.
2lst, 1872, DR.. E. Worrell, from Red Lion
Caspsrson, from Wilmington, Secretary.
On motion, a list of Delegates, as presented
by the different Hundreds, was read COM
prising five from each Hundred, excepting
Wilmington Hundred which claimed 10 dele
gates.
ON motion Wilmington Hundred vas al.
lowed 10 delegates
On motion, nomination for Senator for
Christiana Hundred, was ordered.
The name of j. POulson Chandler, was
presented, who was confirmed BY the Con
vention.
On motion, a nomination for Representa-
tives for the different Hundreds entitled, was
ordered.
The following are the combinations tor tn
different Hundreds entitled.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
Brandywine, Hd, Renj. Fraim; Wilmington
WIN. S. McCaulley; Mill Creek, T. L.. j,
Baldwin; White Clay Creek Uriah 5. Wier,
Red Lion, Albert o. Newton; Appoqnnimink,
Richard Ferguson; Pencader, Sewell {.
BiQRs.
On motion nomination for Levy Court
entitled. was ordered
The following are the combinations for the
different Hundreds entitled:
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
Brandywine, Isaac N. Lodge; Wilmington
Thos III. Sharpe; Christisna, Adolphus Hus-
hands; New Castle, Gardner l.. Ismlson;
Pencader, Jos. w. CoOch.
On motion tho nomination and c0nhTma-
ton Of Senator. Representatives, and Levy
Court Commissioners, were made uha'''
miously.
On motion, the proceedings OF this Conven.
ton, were ordered to be published III tne
Daily Gazette, of Wilmington, with thelreauest
that other daily and weekly papers OF the
County please copy.
| On motion, adjourned.
+. WORRELI, President
| j. F. CAspERsON, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
the PEOPLES COLUMN.

BRIEF LETTERS GLADLY RECRIyEp. LoNo
uNleArioNs Will NOT BE PRINTED VIZ
ARR IN NowIsE RRsPoNsIprp ron ruv v,rwa
OF coRRRSPoNDENTs.l
For the Gazette 80
A dangerous place at the old Dreverv ON Front
above Adams street. There ia a place becoming
sesy dangerous to Pc iestrians, caused by some
ooaIus being worn out over deep vault extending
M s.a 'eet out on the foot pavement To be forwarn.
ea Is 10 be fore-armei. Query:-Who is the res
Ponsioie party. the property owner or the Street
Commissioner NV Joovorr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic aaest.nss.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day sveninf, at 8 o'clock.
Greeley & Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
ery Tuesday evening, at 8 O'Clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed.
nssdsy evening, at & o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meets
every Friday evening. 1t s o'clock.
Americas Club meets every Wednesday even
ine, Morrow's building, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
THE MONTANA ELECTION.

OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE TERRITORY FOR DEL.
GATE TO CoNGREss-DEMocRATI
MAJORITY, 3i9 -DEMocRATIG-I.rRERAL.
The following is the official vote Of the re-
cent election in Montana Territory for Delegate
10 Congress. We compare ii with the vote Of
IA last year, when the Republicans carried the
Territory by Alb majority.
Majority for Willirm il. Claget., Republican,
in 1871 3l3; majority for Martin Mspinnis'
Liberal, in 1872, 3l9; Liberal gain in one
year, 732.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
PoliIlcAl.

On Saturday Horace Greeley addressed tne
Chamber OF Commerce at Cincinnati, areu.
ing against the ''hoardiug" Of money by tle
United States Treasury. He also spoke u. u.
Newport and Louisville, Ky, In FAVOR oi
universal amnesty and universal enirancHise, tS
ment and in depreciation of the hostility OF tue
colored people to the Liberal movement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

There will be q family gathering at GneS- n eS
ter Heights campmeeting grounds on MsG'
nesdsy next, the 18th inst, under lne ausp'-
ces Of VILLAGE Circuit Of NJ. Z. Churches'