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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-07-04

D. VIII John Mayo
John N. McLap him James Malone
U. 8. Claypool L. Des Martin
J. NJ. McGilliyray Jam % Bailey
J. W. Delry Il. d. Dodge
A. O. Ross Henry Bobo
A, Pearcs John Lord
0. 7. Cunning Jos. DoddridEe
Owen Dowd j, T. Sharp
Flnney Strong G. W. Holland
A. @. Dowd J. W. Bowen
s. II, Trimmer Patrick 0'Keeffe
Thomas D, Davis Robert Aiken
Henry Payne b, T. Quick
John Shocksy James Arnold
8. w. Sherwood John Sidnam
II. p. Ambrose g, W. BruntUn
john II. King Chester French
Morris Evans NJ. r, Baines
James Ward A. Barleon
Owen D. Hawk 4. D, Clark
A. Will Jes Ullom
j. s. viii p. Tomlinson
d. O. Gill Andrew Wolf
A. W. Brown Jacob Ullom
Francis Strong Daniel Booth
John Seal Robert Sage
Parker Rankin L. A. Slsson
George W. Benedict Perry Allender
John P. Dunkle l.. ID. Barnes
3D. Holland Richard Doughty
G. W. Sisson Harvey Robbins
J. N. Dillon William Matthews
W. +. FELTON, w. d Gold
J, S. HUM John Uurnwell
Isaac Reynolds L. N. Bar mill
d. v. Rannells David Andrews
Richard Cra'g 8 D. Ullom
Il. p. Boutwell, George Bull
H. d. Mayo J. Ira Bell
Job W. Lucas l.. o. Perdue
job q Jones BSDoDi Hixon
G. r Ward William. Bray
G. ". Pearce Prestley HIT
William Sry Y, M. Sidnam
Eli Reynolds c, J. BllInghurst
G. W. Pitcher Alexander Ward
V. II. SpTague Leander Sprague
], {. Pugh q. d. DuDkle
George Lantz A. w. Ullrm
A. IL Dowd Joseph v. Kaler
y. W. B,rnett David Lantz
Horace Reid James b. Johnson
j. G. SHETLAND Ephraim Hunter
j. A Fel,on lack. Stevens
J. G. SHETLAND Jr G. W Holland
Henry Clark b. B. shiyel
That in accordance with said request a
meeting Of said electors is herby called, and q
special election for said purpose 70 hereby
ordered at the usual place Of holding elections
in said township of ELK, on
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-07-04

CaILLIcoTHE is to have a
grand celebration of the
Fourth. The expectations are
that it will eclipse all former
displays of the kind. The rail-
road will carry. passengers
from Hamden and all interme-
diate points at half fare.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-07-04
Notice..

I'll HE undersi ped has been. appointed ad-
J. minlstrator of the estate OF Judge John p.
Plyley, late Of Vinton, Co., Ohio, deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same will pre-
signed for allowance
All persons having any books belonging 10
the library OF decedent are requested 10 re.
turn the same 10 Henry Payne, Esq, on or
before the 23d day Of May 1872, the day Of ap-
praisement. -
CLAIMS may be eft with Nelson Richmond, ,
Macarthur, Ohio, or sent 20 the undersigned at
Chillicothe, Ohio. H.C, PLYLEY,
Administrator ofJudge Jno. P. Plyley, decd.
16may l8723w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-07-04

take pleasure in again inviting the
the public to an examination. of NV
stock, which will be found to contain
everything new and novel, of i'm
proved styles over those offered last
year. l have made the selections with
care 20 meet the demands of this mar
ket, and as | handle great many
goods ofthis class / can offer superior
inducemen 5 to buyers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-07-04
Tuesday, July %, 1872.

o'clock p. NJ, at which time and place said
electors are requested to vote tor or against
the construction of the proposed Railroad,
the borrowing fthe amount named as fund
for the purpose, and other requests therein
named. The opinion of said electors shall
be expressed on the ballots as follows:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-07-04
Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen to sufferers by the
IN raid Of John Morgan that will be in jack
son June Is and 26, and Athens, June 27 and
28, A. ID. 1872, to take testimony ofany clalm>
ants for loss, for the purpose OF transferring
the said claims from the first and second class.
es to the third, rs now classified; no claim
ants need sDply whose property was taken or
destroyed by John Morgan's men or the off,
GERS and soldiers under command cf United
States officers, but only such claimants as had
their property taken or destroyed by the mil
itia ofthe State Of Ohio.
DANIEL A. RUSSELL,
I'd One Of the Commlssio oners
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
sHERIFF,s SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.
Adjourned Sheriffs Sale. !,
By virtus Of writ Of Leva faeiah TO me directed WI
be exposed 10 public sale, at the Warrington NOTE
kept by Isaac Pyle In the city OF Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, the 10th day Of February
1872, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, via; oil
sSa All that certain lot ofAnd situAtei In the Oly
ElH< Of Wilmington Aforesaid, BOUNDED an assefl,
M EX bed follows: Beginning al the luerseenon o.
k.zzs the easlsrly side Of Rodney street. win NY
south-westely side Of Delaware Avenue thence " .no
said eide OF Delaware Avenue tasiery about one hua
dred and nine feet 10 OF land for mefy oWneu
by Joshua T. Head thet 90 by this line southwesteLy
At right angles from said Avenue hundred anu nhs
feet 10 Of ether land belonging % AetAm ~
Wooston thence north westerly fixy one feet four IN
ehes less parallel with Delaware Avenue 70 tne
eatey eide Of Rodney street. thence thereby SPOUT QUE
hundred and forty two & OF TO the place OF tegnnins
be the contents thereof what they may.
SeiHsd and taken "a execution IS the properly o.
AbrAm R. wcolston Ani EllA s. 81. Woo,son DIS WIZ
aud TO be soldby ...,, 81, -,
sherla's0Hes. New Castle, January 30 1879.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

Thomas Clarendon, Of New YORK, died
in Paris, on Saturday
The Empress DOwager, OF Biazil has
freed all her personal slaves.
Tie census Of Rome has been completed.
rhe total population is 2lO.OOO
Tie small. pox has broken out in several
parts OF the dominion OF Canada.
The specie in the Bank OF France has In
creased daring the past week 100000
franco.
It is reported that President Theirs is
opposed to the creation of the office OF wee
President.
The French Journal announce the death
Of Z Brselarre, the well-known dramatic
author, al the age Of So
'rhe French official journal denies that tie
germans have made any arrests Of French
cit zens, TO be held as h stages.
The Wedding outfit of the celestial young
lady who is TO marry the Emperor OF China
will only cost one million OF dollars.
The report that the sentence OF Rochcforl
| has been committed 10 bani 'hment Tor lie
is pronounced TO be without foundation.
The Students Of Moscow who signed the
| address 10 favor OF tie liberty of the press,
J Lave been, without exception. banishcd to
Siberia.
| BY direction OF the Czur a decree has been
/ issued making compulsory the use OF tina
/ Russian language IN the primary Schools Of
| London.
The Prince OF Wales was out and walked
q quarter OF mile on Thursday. lie con-
templates STA yoyt &c rs Coon US pleasant
| weather sits ill.,
| A new religious Journal has been cslab-
| hshed ia Rome, which Will oppose the dogma
| of inlallibiliy. F,re.llyaoinlhe is l".be one
OF its contributors.
] The Paris Court OF Appe lis has sentenced
/ Victor Place, lite + ench c0nsu general a.
! New York, to two years' Imprisonment and
a fine OF 1000 francs.
Nntwi hstanding the dsiucliBa ion Of The
Pope TO leave Rome, his advisers are urging
( him to quit the city and establish the Holy
See in some other locality.
During the existence OF the late brief gov
ernmeut crisis, NJ. Timers said To Gener a
Cissey that III Napoleon had fifty million
ui money he would be in power In hlleer
duys.'
Quite lively scene occurred 10 the Span
lsh Coites on Friday. One OF the members
made The assertion that II was time Tor Spain
To cede Cuba TO our Government, whereupOl
the whole House literally hooted him down
Price Bismarck, tells NJ. There he vii
assent to the immediate Withdrawal OF TIT
German Troops from tue provinces, on con-
dill,n that portion OF the Indemnity b'
paid into the Berlin treasury earlier thar
previously stipulated.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
LITERARY NOTICES.

TnA LAnY's FRnND FOR ffngt AgY 4 supcil, mum
Der OF this the most stylish Of tue mag eue, In every
particular. The steei plate, Romeo ou Juliet. Ia u-
commonly beautiful, and very Ln. ~ rngtuvul-the
tasteful c'ored Fashion Plate gives Ae latest and most
lghtiul fuml lictdre, The music Is the Tritonenu
Gaop. There are some captivating m,deis for riding
hats and snshes, aud an al uudulce Of patterns ti
ladies' dresses and fancy work. But the Illustration
10 stories-a speciality we observe 81 Ills magazine
the most spirited things of the Sind to he iluud,
particularly "whal Dared 10 Do" How could one
help reading the story thd belonged g. sucl lriufef
The literary matter, the stories and t"etns, nsy
guod, e,tn fer this magazine. Auy ludy IN want :,
Il, ish lir charming magazine cannot do better than
subscribe tor the Laiy's Friend. Price $500 IL yenr.
f"ut copies, &c. " Eight copies tmd one grat-) 81 un.
Tie Lndy's Friend and tie Saturday Evening Post 1900
Published by Deacon Peterson. Philadelphia. single
copies for sale boy u news dealers aud by the Publishers
price - cents
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
CONGRESSIONAL.
roRrY.sEcoND CONGRESS.

SENATE. Thursday, January 30 The reso-
luton of the Legislature of South Carolina
instructing their Senators TO vote for the sup
Elementary civil rights bill was presented.
peiition of the Divinity School of Harvard
College, asking Congress 10 dismiss all peii-
lions for constitutional amendment recOgni-
zing God, was presented. A motion was en-
tered to reconsider the vote by which the
Chicago relief bill was passed. Mr.. Scott
read n letter denouncing the bill us special
legislation Tor the benetil Of few individuals,
and DENYING that il would be of any benefit 10
workingmcn, or any men, except few spec
ulators. The regular order, the amnesty bill,
was called up, but postponed till Monday the
final vote 10 be taken on Tuesday.
HOUSE,. "A petition from PIT soldiers, pray
ing for an equalization OF bouniies, ana The
right to homesteads without previous term OF
settlement and cultivation, was presented. \
petition of the New York umbrella manuiac-
turers was presented, stating that they have
to pay from so to So per cent; duty on alpaca
imported for umbrellas, while ON imported
umbrellas the duty is but 90 per cent
SENATE, Friday, Jan. 26h.-hr. Wright
presented the credentials of Senator elect
WIN. b. Allison, Of Iowa. \ bill authorizing
the construction Of a railroad bridge across
the Ohio river AT or near Evansville Indiana
was introduced The resolution for the nd
was taken up and discussed. The regula
order, the apporiionmcnt bill was then calle'
for. and after several amendments being pro
posed and rejected, the Senate adjourned unit
Monday.
HoUsF.-The rcmonstrancc Of the employ
ees Of Gregory X Co., y. j.. against an.
change OF the existing tariff laws, abaung q
abolishng the duties upon such articles as ar
excessively produced in this country, wa
presented 4 petition Of the citizens OF NeN
Jersey and New York, asking for the repei
Of the tax on savings institutions was present
ed The Senate amendment TO the House 81
authorizing the payment of duplicate check
of L. s. discussing officers. six months ate
the loss of the original checks, was concurre
IN. \ large number of pension bills wei
presented and passed one Of them was r.
considered. the proposed pensloner, Adal
Corrcl of Ohio, was denounced by Mt Crns
land as a robher, cut throat, and imei, VII
had hung around the outskirts OF the l MO
army.
HOUSE, Saturday, Ian. 27.-The How
met for general debate on saturday NJ
Beck made IA speech against The fosIal tei
graph scheme. Mr.. Dawes replied 10 NJ
Beck, ciiticising particularly the adnlssl,
that he Ind no remedy 10 propose Tor u
great telegraph monopoly. Speeches we
also made hv Mr.. Wells, in favor OF u
organization Of tile Indian Territory Of OK
hama: by Mr.. Townsend, on the protection
home industry; hy MIR. Chapman, m hyor
grant Of land for schools for the District
Columbia; hy Mr.. Coghlan in support OF
policy Of preserving the public lnnd tor
toiline poor. and hy Mr. Duel for system
bounty land warrants 10 soldiers ana sallors
the late war
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
BALLOONINc PERILs.
Narrow Escape OF an Aeronant from "
Fearful Death.


he ioolhardy irapeze leats OF one Donal- /
son, during balloon ascent from Norfolk
on Thursday last. have been reported
paper in that locality gives this startling Sc
quel TO adventure
When atthe height Of one mile from The
earth, and while perflrming upon tie IRA,
ptze, Donaldson concluded that be would
descend, and Tor this purpose pulled the
valve-cord To allow the gas to escape rom
the balloon. The valve did not opeH, and he
pulled again. II still remained closed, and
there being no time 10 lose he pulled with
both hands. Again a failure, and for the
third time he gave strong, stead jerk.
There was a sharp, kissing sound, as Il made
by the iearlHg Of cloth, FOLLOWED Up
rushing noise, aud lie knew that the balloon
had bursted 1t did not collapse, however,
being prevented from doing so by the rush
Of mir from beneath, but closed up al the
sijes. Al this time the erOnaut was seated
| IN the cfOss-l iccCs above the trapeze bar,
Tie balloon leaned over TO one side, and
; des, ended with ingltlul yelo.ity. During
| this awful period the @r0naups feelings may
| be imagined, but cannot be described lie
says Tor Il c first time in lis life he was
frightened. In short time, which seemed
TO him an cit rnity, the ballOn struck the
branches Of u tee. and went crushing
through The limbs. The ropes and irlpeze
bars catching in the limbs somewhat dimin
ished the rapidlty 0l the decent, but i'll the
velocity was terrific. Crushing through The
branches tue balloon fell TO the ground th'
eronaut landing on his back iu heap o
briars. His pants were torn, and his leg
laCtraied by the bliars, but beyond this h
d. escaped without injury. Ills escape from
G frightful death is simply miraculous. Msin
from his thorney couch Donaldson, su
Il cool and with nerves little shaken by h
terrible mishap, took survey OF tue situtt
ton. He had fallen on the edge OF a swan
near u field five miles from Norfolk. u
I, examining the balloon he found a large rel
:" extending from the top 10 the bottom ROl
Jag ii Pile started for assistance, securiI
g. which lie next procured a conveyance at
~ returned 10 Norfolk, where he related Ii
H. thrilling adventures at night to multiiul
90 of persons al the Opera House.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
Adjourned Sheriff's Sale.

ny virtue ofa writ Of Levari Faeias 10 directed WIN
be exposed TO public sale al the Washington heieh
kept by Isaac Pyle, iu the City OF Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
Mi,cceeun,Iou and InHdeIIty.

part Of western Massachusetts, seems to
br prolific of sensations Of late years. Each
one hus cclipsed is predecessor in point of
singulaTiy; and the very latest, which comes
from the Town of Dalton, is the most singular
of any. The main facts in the revolving case
are these Some twelve years ago young
man married girl and settled at Dalton, and
commenced life prosperously and happily
In the course of time two children were born
TO them In the same town there was col
ored man, She husband Of white woman,
md the father OF several children. lncredita-
bic rs II may seem, the wife of the young
Daltonan became infatuated with the negro,
and openly confessed her affection for him, so
that her husband and the community in gen
cra could moi help becoming cognizant of the
scandalous affair. At last the gricycd and
wronged husband, alter expostulaiing in vain,
allowed her TO take whatever she pleased
from hi, house, gave her thousand dollars,
and told her to depart forever. This she pro-
ceeded TO do with her sable cOmpan' on, and
tho two have gone West. The wife Of the
negro was reimbursed for her loss by pre-
sent OF finy dollars. Much sympathy is felt
and expressed for the manly and generous
victim Of This shameful infdeltyl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

GEx. EwEI1, of the Confederate army
died at his residence in Tennessee, on last
Thursday morning, in the fily- second year
of his age Gen Ewell was a brave and
noble officer, and during the Mexican war;
received promotion for ''gallaniry at the bat
ties of Contreras and Chenbusco. lie join
ed the Confederate service in 1861, and was
at Bun Run, Winchester, Gettysburg, and
other important battles during the rebellion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

wills lLltsIRArED ANNUAL or pnRkNut0GY ASH
rnYsIndSoNY for 1874 Is full Of interesting matter.
There are eighty eugravings. Mnu's Place ia Nature
Good Heads aud HAT Characters Phrenulogg Defined
Practical flrenolugy Science and Religion Physing
monty Physiology Psychology the Nose Rev, Dr.
Mi uhn Hon. Charles sunmeri Hon. jacob ~ How
ard Emperor 81 Germany and Generalsi Paul b. Du
Chaillu; Mother Aun Lee, the shaker Several Em-
inent Preachelsi oralg-Out,ng; Jno. A. Roebhng
tie Great Eus nerr heNshness and Literally ENper
ience ia rireuoo5y i ngaviiy Of Man and Animals
The Teacter-Menlul Culture; outlines uf fhreno, ~
Address, Office chronological Journal, ys9 broadway
Ne,y York
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
Sheriff Is Sale.

Sheriff Is Sale.
By Writ Ne Of writ Of LevAr RaelAs 10 me dlfee;sd
will bs exposed 70 Iublie s.ls. at the Hotel OF
George W. Ortlip In Middletown, In st Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of February
A. D., 1872, at IL O'Clock, NJ,
The following described Real Estate, yisi
- All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land, sit
mit& uated In the town OF Mlddletown, st. Georges
Lii Hundred, New Castle County, and state Of Del
Skt4A aware, sdjoinipg lands Of John Yand,nbraak,
kugsLe Whitloek, Willism J. llAson, Robert H. Ella
and Others, and lying OF the south side Of Ander
street, the mttes anu bounds OF which are as fol-
lowe Beginning at stale on the souh side Of ARder.
tttest, for lands Of Robert H. Elas0n aud
these pre- Misses therce with And rot north eighty
one aud quarter dtgres east htY i've let 10 stake
the south side Of said street. cr these prem.
ises aRd lands u The said Van nbraaN thence with the
line OF the said YsnienlrHak Eugsns Mhltloek and
william Ellison south eight aud three quarter de-
gees, east one hnndred aud fxy sight ieet TO stake
corner for these prenis ~ au IL VI lillian j. Ella.
eln aud In hn4 u J.ue. CulOersOu'E land. thence
with tie said Culbeits,ns line north eight mine
and half Degrees west nifty sev, feet u stake
10 said CubeIt OnH line Tor these prem ses and
lands Of Robert II. EliAson, then with the said Elason
north eight and Degrees west huudred
and atty nine feet 10 III place OF beginning containing
Inc thousand one hundred and hfy tix square feet
land, be the same more or less.
SEIZED and taken 10 execution as the property Of
John eAuly and EliEa bis wife aud l. t. aud TO
10 sold BY
sheFia Once New Castle January % 1871.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
ae@ee
MARRIED,

Rev. A. =. shnu.elt, Mr.. John H. Colt and Miss
Lydl. A. fONwel, both o. smyrna, Kent county, Del
arAArS -EARNEsr.-m this city, nn Thursday, IA
siih mst ~ Rev. =. T.. Houston, Mr. Lucius Stats
o. Miss Martha Earnest, Of sassaras, Kent Go Nd
6ENNEDY-REN BOLD AT the residence Of the bride
parents, "MaisN Mount" Wednesday evening, Janu-
aTy l4h. ls52, 10y Rev. George W. Kennedy, Insisted
by the Rev. u j, Beal and Rev. @ A. Porter, Stiles
Kennedy, VI. uf Newark, Del, TO Mary, younge,t
daughter ON lian keybold, Esq.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

s1S.iOS 90

s16,iOo 90
GEORGE RUSSELL,
ALLEN V. LESLEY,
LOT CLOUD, Commlttee.
DAVID NEEDLES,
EBE W. TUNNEL,
test J. + SALISBURY. Clerk Of Committee
ian29 I'm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
PUBLIC SALES.
DELAWARE AVENUE DWELLINGS.
PUBLIC SALE.
FIVE DWELLING HOUSES
WILL BIZ soLv WITHOUT REskRyE
ON SATURDAY, FEB. 8. 1872,
Al the BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS. NORTH East corner
ofThitd and Market sueets. Wilmington, D,l'
D d
PUBLIC SALES.

Nos. aud 1.-TWO LArGE STONE MANSIONS,
A GM y Mes. 1915 aud 1917 Delaware Avenue
MFF2Ssu-A2 built by Mr.. Joseph s. Loyerltg aud
~ FTrrnIAN for sevei al years occupied by MsAsra
j. T. Head aud Daniel LAmmot, j..
These house1 are built In modern Style, we'll plan
ned and hAndFone'y finished, and contain Az ", ne
modern imprNsmenis consislpg Of iAnge 10 The KIT
chen large brick heater 10 cellar, bath, Sc &cq gas
fixtures throughout Zach Lot IL 90 feet In front ~
500 feet deep to dilpin Aysnus The situation o. mise
house Is at the pIomls mt and elevated point On peA.
ware Avenue fronting Monument Terrace, oEsfooking
the Valley Of the BHndyNine, Delaware River ana me
.urroendi9E country Yin easy access GEES 10 A''''Ai
Nos 5, 4 and Are three handsome frame COZ agsr,
situated on Harrison street, between sycamore anu
Ing rooms, sOuveuisnuy planned Lot w ~ Iront
bv % Il deep, 10 a 20 feet street city wster In tue
Kitchen. Thee beautiful Cottages, aud cosy place
to ~ IN Ho an fond and
nArtgAgs will be taken for 40 o0o) Ten Thousand Dol.
lars payable 10 three years on each house, nteres.
and Taxes payable temi-Annually with foney OF
Insurance for $1,000 10 reliable Insurance Company
tranffsrd collateral, and paid up fr the same hme'
The balance IN two notes with approved enhotsera,
equally divided at and months, With intrsst from
dsy Of sale.
Terms for Nos. 4 AID . Il purchase money bond
aud mortgage will be taken each houte for sltOl
Rlnesn Hundred Dollars; two hdndred and nity Of
which will We payable ~ the end Of year two hun
deed and ty at the end Of two years aud tue balance
the end OF three years with interest and State aH
| payable ssmiannuAlly, Nth policy OF insurAn "i
The same omit psd ur for the time. -anserrec
as collateral The balance Of the purchase money TO d
| paid one haiti cash before Saturday, feorusi
iOth 1872, and the other half note u msnihs VIII
approved endorser, with interest from day Of sale.
Possession Of Nos l, ., and imnediats upon tet's
ment Possession of NO. q on the 25th day Of Marcel
NJ. N. CHILD a co.,
! REAL ESTATE AGENTS
No. West 18th st., Wilmlr gton, Del
Ps-win also sell a small piece Of ground Ia Brow
Tosn. (W'st wminslon) plot which VIII De :. az
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

SOMEBODY has carried off the lensoa-squesEer
of the Temperance Division at Stanton and
they arc angry about it, and threaten to ex-
pose the fellow who took it. Ii the aforesaid
'lemon .squeezern was handsome, modest
winning young lady, the man who carried
Il Off should be commended for his gooG
taste rather than censured, 1t was quite nat
ural YOU know.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

WILL BoLT. The New York Herald de-
clares that Senator Schurz will in no event
accede TO the denomination Of Grant, but
will 90 before the country in opposition 10 his
reelection, should he be the nominee OF the
Republican Party. In other words the gal
liant Senator will bolt.