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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

he circumstances Of such occupation. Inc
resolution asking the Secretary oil War 10 III
form the Senate what portion Of the river
'front.' in New Orleans, is occupied py .Ae
general government, and for what purposes
and by what title, was called up and passeu.
A resolution was offered and adopted directing
the Committee on Commerce TO inquire ih'o
the expediency of publishing the survey anu
maps OF the Minnesota river. A bill was IN
troduced TO provide for the payment oil women
nurses during the war. The bill provides ior
the payment at the rate Of twenty dollars ioI
each month of service OF volunteer nurses 'h
hospital or field during the late war lhe
claims TO be submitted to the Secretary OF
| War, who shall report such as he passes 10
Congress for its action. No clam 10 be re-
ceived after July list, 1874. The statues OF
Jonathan Trumbull and Roger sherman were
formally presented to the United states, III
the name of the people OF Connecticut APP
propriate addresses were delivered, and res
oution was unanimously adopted returning
the thanks of Congress TO the people oil Con
necucut for presenting them. he Senate re-
, sumed the consideration of the legislative APP
preparation bill. Without voting upon II me
Senate went into executive session, ana soon
afler adjourned.
HousE.-The judiciary Committee reported
a bill extending the pension provision OF 'n'
:. United States Judges TO those who had re
e signed alter the hfst oil January looo, un ,
:, before the passage of the act OF lOlh oil Aprll
y 1869, and after having attained the age OF q
s. years, and held their commissions al leas
ID twenty years the pension TO commence iron
i, the date of resignation; which, alter som
discussion, was passed. The bill for the pay
le ment of one hundred dollars bounty 10 u
1t soldiers and their widows and orphans WI
o. were enlisted and mustered into service pro
ar. to July 90, 1861, up TO which time no boui
- ties were allowed, was taken up, and alt'
ce' being amended so as to make it apply TO So
zen diers who were mustered in before the 9th
August, was passed. After passing sever
private bills, including one for pension
H. the widow of a Revolutionary soldier, 4
House, at . o'clock, went into Committee
on the Whole on the post office appropnatl
the bill. Mr. Myers offered an amendment :
lily the increase Of the pay of leter-carIiers, viii
II. was rejected-ayes 20, nays "a. he 20
a., mittee then arose without concluding the b
:" and at half-past four adjourned.
ID The session ON Saturday was Tor gene
no debate only.
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Disastrous Fire Rt CincinDa i-Burni"E
OF IN Sfef mers--NarrOW Escape
he

DfxastrOus Fire Rt CIncinpa i-Burni"E
of IN stef mers-NarrOw Escape
from the Flames.
On Thursday, shortly after midnight, a IRE
broke out among the steamers, at the wharf,
nj Cincinnati, Ohio, totally destroying the iol'
lowing, with their cargoes Champion, AT
COSY, st. Charles, Kate Robinson, Major An
derson and the Altoona, also seriously DANA
cling the immense New Orleans wharf boat.
The fire originated aft in the St. Charles, but
how is not known. The captain and some
others ON the ST. Charles jumped overheard
and swan ashore. The fire spread up ana
down the stream rapidly. The Champion
was loading for Red river, and had nearly u
full cargo aboard. The Kate Robinson was
loading for Tennessee river The Major An,
dorson was a sidewheel Wheeling packet, and
the St. Charles n sidewheel Pitisburg packet
The Argosy had 200 barrels of whisky Oh
hoard for New Orleans. The boat was mol
insured. The hull of the Belle Vernon, re-
Gently sunk by the ice, was also burned. Los
ON boats and cargo will reach fully S2oo,ooo
Twenty-Five bales Of cotton and u number q
crates of qucensware on the leyee were ais'
burned. @,
The people on board the steamboat 81
Charles had barely time TO escape from III
flames by jumping overheard. A large amour
of cotton and other freight on the whal
caught fire and burned tiercely for time, D'
i The flames were finally extinguished IN
steamer Altoona was sold yesterday for y, VV'
\ TO be delivered as soon as the cargo coulu
/ discharged The cargo is estimated to nav
4 been worth SIS, 600, and was insured IN Oll
q Cinnali and elsewhere. The Kate hoD'lsu
y. was to sail for Tennessee river to-day ~
% was valued at $!O,OOO-uninsured; II.
n cargo was valued at $4,000. The :
~ Charles was valued at $2O,OOO-lnsured
n. $4,000 in Cincinnati companies. The reg
sr on board was valued at about $5,UVV. !,
4 Argosy was valued at $1,000. She had o.
Of hundred tons of freight for New Orleans, n !
nj GLIDING two hundred barrels of whisky Il Il
to loss on her cargo is estimated at S6O,OOO' II
he Champion was loaded for shreveport ,
Of was not entirely consumed, but was unlnsurc
ON Captains Williamson and lsham are
S~ heaviest losers. They owner three OF I
Oh boats, and are uninsured. Two deck nan
NJ NJ belonging to the ST. Charles are missing
IN il is supposed were drowned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
POLITICAL.

The New York cypress sums III Vie Spring
elections in that State, thus
The Democrats of Oswego carried She city
by $40 majority, and elected SIX ofthe eight
Aldermen For the first time in twenty years
the Democrats elected a majority Of the Board
of Supervisors. In Utica, Senator Coukllngs
home, they went into the canvass under cir
cumstanccs peculiarly discouraging AT the
the election held in November last, The vote
of the city on the leading candidate of each
marty was as follows: " illcrs ID. PISS,
Scribner (R), 2,j78. Republican minority
$40. Now they have elected every officer
EXCEPT Mayor upon the city ticket, and carried
the Tenth Ward, which was recently sci of
by the Legislature ter the express purpose OF
increasing the Radical strength IN Inc Com
mon Council I he total vote WAS larger by
10 than that cast at November election. In
Troy, the new Common Council stands IS
Democrats TO Republicans. The city Offices
are controlled by Democrats. In Pom .hkccp-
Sic the result shows decided prosr.s, in the
Democratic vote over that of last spring. For
Assessor, last year, a fair test OF relative party
strength, the Republican Assessor had G3l
majority. This year the Republican mai for
Assessor was POS. In " htchall the DcmoC
racy elected George Brett, Esq hy the hand.
some majority OF 235, aud for the first time IN
many years elected Or. II, Clark, ESq.,) {
Democratic Supervisor.
The Saratoga Sun says
Last year the Board stood Is Republicans
to Democrats This year it will probably
stand II 10 ., showing very gratifying gan
of Democratic members
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A STANDARD REMEDY.

Such 40 article IL Dr. SiMMF WHITE PULMONIC
BAL-AM. It has sto ID before the public for IL years
aud hts failed giving satisfaction ia single
-tancs. Every dr,p this valuable compound l.
~ DR.. simms hiusa (, and has been prepared only
hinse for the A., 10 ysarspar therefore II be
et upos. Il l. warranted suVrln auy other for the
ure Of Clrcnir AMI Cougss, sore Throat Rron-
nitis Asthma, Group WnuoPiugCough, Blood spitday
lOuseu-s, Sc.
There is 10 msleiue in the world tbst stands more ~
T. own merit. than Dr.. ,lMMS' WHITE PULMONlC
BALKAN, Thousands Of references he given by the
uoctr aesug 10 IT. virtues every dollar bottle It.
5uarsnt ed 10 giva safac ion sold bv Duggista and
,torskeepurs thruu shlut the Uaii=d Price 20
ent-, medium ard ude dollar large sized bottles
Prneipal depot, Fourth and King streets, sold by
deal ers thruu ghOut the rUuntTy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

The other day, in New Orleans, a small
hcarse, bearing PLAIN coffin, and followed by
two lady mourners, was seen proceeding 10
one OF the city cemeteries The coffin con
tanned the remains Of woman who had sold
candy at one Of the street corners for over
ihirtY'1ve years She invariably wore dark
brown dress, and her eyes were downcast or
entirely shut Her history was a sad one.
She was the only daughter ola wealthy Miss
issinpi planter, and developed from girlhood
into womanhood with all tie grace and beauty
that fond fathers heart could wish. At the
height OF her youthful beauty she contracted
marriage which proved very unfortunate, and
under its whitening influence She sank into
premature sadness and Gecay. Her father
then died, aud his vast property. descending
10 her WAS soon squandcied Finally, she
WINS LETT a widow, and afterwards married
again, but still more unfortunate than before,
hcr second husband deserving her and com.
hitting suicide. She then commenced the
solitary, mourniul life which she has led ever
since
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

Col. FINEoAN gave notice ON last Ihurs,
day evening, in Council, that he would call
up his anti-contract ordinance for maj pas
sage at the next meeting. or course he
meant that the funeral services of the bill
would then take place. A spasmodic enor'
has been made during the past week to gal
yapize life into it, but without success. 1t Ii
now proposed, therefore, to consign it to the
"tomb of all the capulets," next Thursday
obseauies commence at seven O'clock Fu'
neral Grafton Immediately thereafter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
THE NEW
Tontlne Savings Fund Policy

based the above conditions, and presents the fol
loving distinguishing features which arc illustrated by
CALCULATION or PAOnADtE RESULTS on policy Of Ten
Thousand Dollars at ORDINARY LIFE RATES, Age
~ anuualpremium, $2sliO
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

By virtue OF writ Of As Levar Faeias, 10 me directed
will be ex ssd public sale, at this hotel OF George
Whitfield, In the Town, Hundred aud County Of
New Castle, Delaware,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

West Of England, French and German
cloths, in every grad;, will be worn The
leading colors arc blue, brown, plum, dahlia,
dark green, olive, purple, and mixed from the
finest to the intermediate grades GRANTEES,
peguas, ticots, and motions of all grades,
colors, and weights VIII also be oil the fashion
plates.
Dress and frock coats viii be trine longer
in waist and skirt than the fall and winter
style Walking coats will he medium cut
away, without flaps for plain goods, and with
for fancy goods for street wear The nobhy
coat Of the season will be the Alexis, double
breasted, with one button 20 laslen, cut away
TO side of leg Sack coats will be somewhat
worn, with vests TO match.
The materials for pantaloons are in great
variety diagonals, fine hair-line stripes, and
plain and fancy Pantaloons will be cut ne
dium size in the leg, with spring at the bottom.
Nestings are also in great variety. White
duck vests Of all textures, both double and
single breasted, with and without collar will
be much worn.
Spring overcoats viii be Of melton, kersey,
and light weight cassimeres, medium length,
collar TO roll TO FIRST ~ last button at the
pleasure Of the wearcI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

OUR NEW DAILY meets with decided favor
II ia hailed and welcomed equally by sensible
men of all parties. While it will be decidedly
Democratic in principle, it will also be- neces,
sarilv. lust, fair and candid doing equal and
exact Justice to oil men and all interests such
paper is sadly needed in this city, and 'ne
people, feeling tie necessity which calls II
forth, will appreciate its presence and pa'ro-
nize it accordingly. 1t will be their paper
their defence against impcrtinence, arrogance
and dictatorial insolence, whether from me'
in office or out of it.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY,

a. 5. MARsuAL's OFFICE,
u. DIsTRIcT OF DLlAwARK,
WILMINGTON Feb. 18th, 1917.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 18th day
Of February A. d. 1872, Warrant 10 bankruptcy was
Issued against JOS H. Williams, Of the County Of Dea-
ware and State Of Pennsylvania who has been adJudg-
cd a Bankrupts upon his own Petition; that the pay-
ment OF any debts, and delivery Of any property 10,
longing to such Bankrupt to him or tor his use and
tbe transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden by
law that meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt
to prove their debts and 70 choose one or more
10 be holden 10 the City Of Wilmington at the office Of
Levi Q. Bird No. COO King Street, before Levi u Bird
Ra,istar on Ina i4th day Of May 1872. at 10 o'clock
A NJ JOHN N. DUNN,
feb9g U s. Marshal, as Messenger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

The Boston journal says tina, new sale
has been invented which makes things very
unpleasant for burglars The walls are filed
with gunpowder in such manner that the
blows Of a sedge or the cutting IF a chisel, in
the attempt 10 rob the safe will ignite the
powder, blow of the outer crust, annihilate
the burglar, and leave the contents Of t safe
uninjured.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
-nM CAsTLM COUNTY,, Is.

Adare.s-wnmington, Delaware ian9
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
Communicated.
TIE NTAYORAITY.

Mr.. ECKEL,
Dear Sir VIII you allow me a small
space in the columns of the JOURNAL, in
which TO say Word or two in reference TO
an article in Tuesdays Gdsetie, signed " Dem
ocrat" protesting 10 be a recommendation Of
WM. S. McCAuLLEY, ESQ, as suitable can
didate oil the Democracy OF Wilmington for
the mayoralty. ] am not Wilmingtonan,
and might be supposed 10 he meddlng with
that which does not concern me but am a
Democrat, and as such anxious for the sue
cess of tue party at all elections, national,
state, or municipal, and must confess my sur
prise that such an article should have been
Nrluen by UemoClhi, and much more DO al
its appearing in the columns Of paper pro
Tossing to be the organ Of the Democratic
party in this State. Any one can see at a
glance that the use of the name Of Mr. McCau-
ley in that article is only cover uuder which
TO laud Mr. Fraim to the political skies. TWAS
well enough 10 put forward Mr.. McCaullcy
an undoubted Democrat and genllemen-as u
candidate for the Democratic nomination, and
if democrat" had stopped there, il would
have been right, but that n proJa9le Republi-
can candidate should receive such cncomiums
in the same breath, is ridiculous and absurd,
and has a very suspicious look TO say the least
II should never have appeared In he columns
of Democratic sheet. The Editor OF The
Gazette is entitled 10 the benefit Of the doubt
that he ever saw the article until 10 appeared
in print, but if he did, it will be no wonder il
the Democratic candidate, be he who he may,
should be defeated in September next
lrsTIcE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

To the Voters Of the D.moeratic Piry Of Nso Castle
uuy
0RSrLsMEN = Encouraged by many friends and iha
catering giv,n TO 1t the lat nomination ese-
ton am induced TO again offer myself candidate
fr natiou Of Sheriff far the County Of New Castle
Party aud si'e my hearty support 60 the successful
e.ndidate.
Respectfully, Wi y. LAMBsON,
Nav Castla nunirad. Drsemhar 2a. lsll-tn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
FOR SALE,

.ss1s- FOR HhNT.--A MOE LITTLE
lm!HN TRUCK YARN OF twenty.slx acres With a
i,5Eh GOOD dwelling thereon, situate near the Old
ksAk4A Church, In the city Of Wilmington. Apply to
WIN. MoUAULLEY,
ian2k COG Market Strest.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
Females Suffering with Rupture

Or other Physical Weakness, invited visit Phna
dsphis, and call At q. u. NtkDLks Office, NO l54
rWslith street. beov RAce 10 Obtain proper Trusses,
Braces Supporters &c; lady attendant conducts this
department with professional ability. Examinations
made and suitable ius am-nts ar Prolapbus applied
c. H. NEEDLES gives personal atteaion 10 male patient
his uee, corner Twelfth and haee Streets PuilHdel
phia. Extensive practice In taiH special branch
Mechanic Remedies, iusures intelligent and corree-
treatment. ss-BNNNINGs BRACES adjusted,
fantq-riaA- fum
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
Deafness. blindness and Catarrh

Treated with tho utmost success, by J. IsAACS, L.
and Professor Of DlsEAhES Of the kYE and EAR; his
speolalty)i7 the Mrdical College OF Pennsylvania "a
years experience (onnsIY Of Lsydeu, nollaud,) No.
sos ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA. TestimOuiAls
be At his oihce The medical faculty are 10
yitsl to accompany their patients, he has
% his practice. Artificial eyes inserted without pay
If eh trgo for ezaminatiop. apl.i@l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

NOTIUE, -,
All persons having claims against tn estate o. wv
deceased ust present the same duyattested TO me
Administrations or before January ~, 1873 or abide
the Act ofAssembly in such case made ana prof-
Z a. -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
TRUCK GROUND TO LET.

1 HAVE some ten Of Lani as we'll situated FOL
ralsins vegetables As any Otaeri that propose
lot for ona more ysars Anl will siva po,sssHou
"a that there may w apla tiul3 - prepare lr
1E-T early sprins crop, AlsI ny FARM LAND To LEI
~ II ABOUT tity acres, twenty Of Whic should 90 In
corn next year, all wthln mila Of Market Street,
Wilmington, Del. pT0Br 10 ,et tVr cash rsut, giving
the tenln Tor the time agreed upon full Possession
th uSh the real owuer, aud Will mAko liberal e'ndtic
Win satisfactory security.
J. A. Brown, Maryland Avenue,
eusiu formerly Newport nae.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

Information guaranteed TO produce al ux urban growth
n hair uion bald head heArdlsss face also recipe
" the rsuDvsl Of Pmples. noiehes Erup tons, etc.
ue skin. ,eaving the SOFT aud beautiful,
se obtained without charge by addressing
lHOS. Y. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
attt 1.st Na
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
ON MARRIAGES.

Happy Relief for NOuug Men from the Of
lscts Of Errors and Abuses In EARL lie, Manhood
stored. Nervous debility cured. implements to Mar
riags removed, Nav msthod Of treatment New and
remarkable ties Books aud circulars sent Tree In
sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
n nj A-LnnL IN adalnhIa Pa d. a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

Several boys taking their first lesson in
"caming 10 drink" were poisoned, one OF
them fatally, at Brush's Mills, on Thursday,
22d OF February. On that occasion there was
n dance at the hotel Of s. Gle. A correspon-
dent of the Malone Palladium tells the par
tcuars as follows
Last Thursday night there was a dance at
Brushs, at the hotel of s. Gle. The boys, as
is apt to be the case al such times, desired
bottle OF liquor. In looking about the hotel,
they found an empty bottle that had been used
Tor bed bUg poison and had moi been cleansed
since the poison was in it. They had it filled
with some kind OF liquor, and drank it all.
After about three hours one of the boys began
TO feel SICK, and went home. His throat be-
came sore, and he was doctOred all day Friday
for diplhciia or some like disease. Saturday
he wus worse, and tue thought arose that he
had been poisoned Being asked what he
had ate or drank he replied that hc had the
night OF Inc dance drank little liquor. The
boulc WAS found, which gave the explanation
by its label, but it WA, too late He could not
be helped, and died Sunday morning in fear
full agony. The other boys, either having
drank css OF the liquor or from some other
cause were not SO seriously affected, They
are expected TO recover Our correspondent
sends rs 20 names save that of the deceased,
who was a nephew Of S, Gile, and whose
namg is Louis Gle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

WELL, WELL, we have done ii, sure enough
As our readers are aware, we announced ON
last Tuesday that we intended to change the
JOURNAL from a semi-weekly to daily
paper. We believed the time had come ior H.
and so took steps in that direction Up 10
that moment all seemed tranquil and quiet In
wilmington newspaperdom at least. But no
sooner had the announcement been made, 'han
10, all our local presses became alarmed uls-
turbed, excited, and at once not less than TWO
auuouncemsntsi Immediately followed, OF other
changes from semi-weekly to daily, also. In
a short time, therefore, our goodly little city
will have at least four, if not five dailies ON
the street. When we made our humble an
nouncement, We had not the slightest IDEA
that we were then about to be the innocent
cause OF so large and valuable contribution
10 the current literature and news of the day.
but so it is, or is 10 be, and we are glad OF H.
Let them step out. There is "ample room
and verge enough" for all of them, and win
reasonable degree of generosity and manll,
ness infused into their business, they can al
succeed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The valuable House and 10. Of LAM situate at tn
IN s. 4. corner Of Eshtn aud French streets, in
i!K the City Of Wilmington, Delaware (lats Of Miss
H. Bedford, dec ased) ThB Lot IL 20 feet
Ra,s - iIont French street, and extends tn. ough
cue are Walnut su est. Tnis Is desirable pros
perty for rssdeuce or ipytstnisnt.
Apply 10 W. McCAULLEY,
Executor Of J. Bedford, dec d.
s.~sf SOD Markat stfaet
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-12

Tue COMMUNICATION of MIR. William Dean
came too late for insertion to-day II VIII
annear ON Friday.
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