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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

Grace, Ninth and West, Rev. Jacob Todd ser-
vices st lQ!.s' 4, NJ, ", r n. s...., D.
Union. Fifth and Washington, Rev, Charles
Asbary. Third aud Walnut, Rev Enoch Stubs,
l0a. A. NJ. ~, =, NJ
ssG seSgnI 49, a9s Sprg9fe 1Iresi'' Rev T. L.
Braudywne, Twenty hrst aud Market. Rev T.
D, Hunter; l9s. 4. ~. E, N D.. II II
DAVIS los, A. NJ. 2. T.. M.
Maae.y Chapel, Claymont Avenue and street
PRgsBTTBRIAN.
Central, King street. below seventh lo'a' AM
Hanover. sxthgnd King. Rev. Lafayette Marksi
West Eighth aud Washington. Rev. Geo. III
smyth. l0ii A. NJ, ~, Z. NJ
Devotional meeting : A. follows; Young People
prayer meeting Sunday evening at quarter To-
o'clnck IN the PRAYER room Cong irssstonal Wed
rarlo,, Friday, At g. =. N. Young Mems. ON
saturdaN rNrnlng ~ ~ elIyk. 9 II ,t.l-,,rr.
no.. A. MI p NJ
ydhyet, Adams and Chestnut, Rev. A.J.snyderi
Rodney Street Chapel, Rodney street. near Del
aware Avenue.
Gilbert Chapel Fourteenth and French.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
RI. Rev Alfred Ice. d. H., Bishop Of Delaware,
St. Andrew Eighth aud Shipley. Bishop Lee.
Rector Rev. Mr. Arnold. Assistant lOa' A. NJ,
trinity Chapel. Fifth and King, Rey William )
nio',I - Ia ny NJ ani ~ IN ! mira ,nd
inhhlh al We a. u ahs 20 4" q, ~ luA
/ nn.davs an q . N Fridays And HOLY DAYS AT
| M NJ " "
| trinity Church, (Old Swede-l Seventh and
| Church. Rev. Dr. Frost, Rector; Rev. william
| Murphy. Assi-ttnt -, ,.-.... D.. o.....
| OalNary, ihlIu aun MAanninkt"n' nov uou'se
a; L4ll W, - ~ p, 81 Nfsrt,.t trsat
/ u HhSpph1 = .uiiiV e ~ NJ ~ ''
/ nov - " N''e'' Wa - So " 80
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
| Ri Rev Thomas A. Becker. d. D., Bishop Of
| Wilmiuginn, -
NJ nster :; ,Nsp hiS ., "os IN snl u =" &
u, Z. w. ssh IA Iine Rsv p Raiiiv,
S, ~ 10 IN. ( III sni Z 10. +. NJ.
~ psniii *, MI E,9tti ,n,i 1,cL,n Rev NJ
lin u \ 4, ny IA a. and M i n
| a, " lane; Cbsmei T"yering kSsntie and III
| PM E.v Nj ssrrntiai. iti,s. A NJ
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

ADMITTED TO PRAcrICE.--On the eth
inst, III the United States District Court,
in this city, Robert G. Fralm, ESD, was
admitted to practice in the United States
Courts, on motion Of Anthony Higgins,
ESD, U. S. District Attorney for Della
ware
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

LAWRENCE BARRETT CoMlNG. Law
renee Barrett, the eminent tragedian, will
give an entertainment in the Masonic
Temple, Sept. 9SLh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

HEAD Cuf.-Poter Maginnis, from the
t0uniry, went to a beer saloon in this city
On Friday, got into row and came
ont with bis head badly cut. lie says the
bartender struck him, but he don't know
what with nor why. The wound was an
ugly one aud he went TO a surgeon to have
il dressed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

Bill BokRDs.-Jachson, the enterprise
lug bill poster, has erected large bill
bonrd near the w. n K. X. X. Depot, and
another near the Harlan a llollmgswOrth
Co.'s yard.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

Tue liONoRA HLE-IHE tHANCELLOR.-May
IT please yOnr Honor AS one of the principal
witnesses is nov dead. namely, Ed McMul-
len. who testified against me in your homo
rable Court that the crate bars sold aud put
on lee boat No. 10y Jacob W. SAtterth-
wal, without my knowledge or consent WAS
the same CRATE bar patented hy me. Before
l make AN assignment respectfully rruuest
that Jacob W. Sattcrthwaite aud Hayes
Chandler do under oath, state IN this Court
before your Honor, that II is or is not the
same iire CRATE bar patented by me. also
request ~ "a iaN or, "a duplicate copy OF said
oath aud statement under seal of your homo
rhble Court. Ia ease Hayes Chandler has
not seen those CRATE bars referred TO he can
do 50 hy going Ahouid Ice boat No. ..
Ice boat, No. = the witness above refer
red 10 WAS accepted by your Honor rs very
important, as his tectimony identified the
crate bars on Ice boat No ~ the same fire
CRATE bar patented by me- January y. 1871.
viii said Satterthwaite aud Chandlern"dcr
oath confirm the testimony Of said witness,
deceased WAS Saitefthwaitr and Chand-
ler's most prominent witness against me. ~
In case the evidence of said witness was
| true they do NOT expose themselves, If not
| true. they. SatterthwAite and handler leaN e
| themselves liable. MT l.. q. Bradford told
| me last July IN my cell notwithstanding an
| injunction enjnining my letters, patents and
| manufacturing, selling, vending and using
| my patented fire crate bar for now nearly
| one year aud half That Satterthwaite
| aud Chandler continue 10 manufacture aud
4
| license or consent. al the same time NJ r.
| Bradford told me- that my board was charged
| 10 said SlttrrthWnite, 1 receive none Of the
| heuVutH | get uulA common prison fare. The
| same As the Hest criminal receives. would
| state To your Honor that am not prepared
| To take an appeal further further pray that
| your Honor do issue an injunction enjOininl
| SAID SttterihWditr and Chandler, from fur
| Their manufacturing. selling, vending, ui
| using my patented fire CRATE hHr NOul
Honor my patented fire gate bar Is very
valu thle one. ms selling prlceis one hundrr,
and nifty thousand dollars tflbuuuu 1.-THE mar
| krt valued Ar cNrrcds that sum. ny YOU
Honor granting this prayer viii feel 10 ~
lust and equitable. Your Honor. l Am verl
respectfully your Ohedicnt servant.
JusEru I. VI ARsHAiL.
| lie further adds:
would further state that brought he
fore said Court oi thanccry IN the 9th INST
/ That / have complied with the decree q
said Court by Offering TO assign all said .trt
cles0f writing named hy the agreement cal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

REED Birds WANTED -Fullner, the
,nterprising rrstauranter, will buy all the
reed birds sportsmcn can bring him. See
his advertisement.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

T.. s. CouRr. The case of the alleged
assessment frauds was continued on de-
wnrrer until Sept 2ith. The jury were
dist harged until Oct 3D.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

CiRcus COMISG.- The Central Park
MeDagarle, The international circus and
the lroquois Indian Troupe all combined,
will exhibit in this city, Sept 2sth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

FoR INSPECTOR mir. Lewis 7. Grubh
Is a candidate for the Republican nomina-
lion for Assessor, in the second District
In this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

ST. GEoReEs TOURNAMENT The young
men in the nelghborhood of 81. Georges
are bnsily practising for the tournament,
which is to come oil there on October lst.
TnANKs.-We have received from Mr..
l.. NJ. Hoyt, files Of papers from Rocky
Mount and Raleigh, North Carolina. Rich
mond and Petersburg Va, and Washing
ton d. c., for which he will accept our
thanks.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

DRNocRATic CuUNTY CnNvENrIoS.-
The Democratic County Convention meets
at New Castle ON Saturday week for the
purpose of nominating senators and Rep
rescntalives for the Legislature and Levy
Court Commissioners. IL is of the ut
most importance that those put on the
tickctIshall be men of high character, and
every way competent TO I'LL the duties de-
yOlving nlnn them. Aud We hops our
people throughout the county will give
the matter their attention ut once. Will
mington should be ably represented in
both of these legislative hndle7.
In connection with the Positions for
this city, we have heard mentioned the
names of Messrs. I. e. Grubh, VIM. 5.
McCaulley, Milton Lackey, K. d. Hicks,
Albert Thatcher, john 2. Almond, aud
Col. h. r. Ileisler.- Dcldrdrc GdzCttc.
SowIRG WnEAT.-The recent copious
showers have put the ground IN excellent
condition for blowing and seeding. The
farmers of Chester county A. a body are
always up with their work, and on his Oc-
casiOn were prepared to take advantage
Of the favorable condition Of the ground.
The last two weeks have been occupied in
working the ground, and Il few have al
ready sown their winter grain. Mr.Josepli
Butler Of Upper Uwchen sowcd field ON
last Saturday week, but much more viii
he put in the ground during the next ter
days. Many of our farmers are in favor
OF early sowing from the tenth to th'
twentieth Of the month Much depcnh'
upon the weather during the fall aud win
ter. II is agreed that wheat should In
sOwn in time To secure such a growth a
Nj HaA m
roots before the severe weather of winie
sets in West chester RepWblica,.
EXTENSIVE BITTER MAEISG.---Joh
Barnard OF East Malhhrnuph, Chesle
county, is now milking % COWS. His prC
cesses are described In The Practical Fdl
mer trst-clRss vertical engine, eight
horse power capacity. Hot water pipt
have heen introduced into the milk rom
10 regulate the temperature the'r, an
steam is alsn directed to the fed rom
adjoining toe hOg-pen to cook the fer
for the hogs II will alsn De- used in full
testing next winter, the benefits or uthr
Wise of cooking orstcaming hay and fo,
der for cows. The main cost hcing in III
engine, il Is true economy to apply Il
steam to every purpose whctc steam
wanted. and IL will be used at the hal
for ihrashing, cutting hay, straw etc. n
usual co of such an engine Is : 20
The steam Is alrendy utilized in the ca
iage cheese robm-this Article b IL . Ol
OF the specialitics hare. Sour milk
placed into large vat, and when CONVEX
ed into curds. the whey is drawn oil, AZ
the curds when sufficiently drain.d .
put into barrels, and sold rnr g. a ban
TO firm In Philadelphia, who convert
INTO Herman band Oh, csc, pack il in box
ana send It thousands ofmiles, even
che Pacific coast.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

Personal. Andrew Whitaker, a native
of this State, AMI who left here Bolne
l~tnty-hve years agn To ~ lie in the tar
West, Is nov IN brief vii 10 his rela-
ives and friends In Delaware aud the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland. lie resides
In Gait, CaiiU MIA, atuwh On the Pacific
Railroad, where he Is engaged in the Mrr-
camille business.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

ORGANs AND MELODEoNs.-L. W. Std
ham q Son will sell tomorrow al 10
o'clock, A. NJ, Il lot Of organs and melo-
deOns. There will be some rare chances.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

Arm BRoKEN.- David Lindsay, the
efficient and obllgng superintendent Of the
Augustine pap,r mill on the Bnndywinc,
had His arm bruk Il on Wednesday. lie
was examining some machinery and with
out giving HIM notice some one started
the engine and his arm being caught in it
was broken, hut fortunately not mHngled.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

The mob at Belfast, which successfully
resisted the authorities for days, gave way
before smart shower \ new instance
of water cure.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

MARROW ESCAPE PROM DROwNiNG.-A
young man named VIM. Moore, with
companion, went out boating last Monday
night TO the mouth Of the Chrsiiana. --
They were oveilaken by n storm, aud
their boat capsized They chung To II for
nearly an hour, when thoy wee rescued
By boat from schooner which had run
into The Christlnnn for II snle hnrhOr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

New JERSEY GAME LAws-Thc game
law Of New Jersey provides that no pleas
ant, quail or rabbit eau he shot before the
first Of November, under penalty Of slh
for each offence. Duck shooting doris not
commeace uu,l September lst., aud trout
are to he caught with hook and line only,
and that between the first day of March
and September. Those violating these
acts are liable to a tine of SO.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

OPENING or Mn. kKr FGRK's ACADEMY.
The dancing academy Of MRS. Kruger
in the Masonic Temple opened Tuesday
night with grand hail. About Thirty
,unplr from Philadelphia, with about one
hundred couple from Wilmington, partici-
rated in the grand march at precisely -
o'clock, and the dancing continued until l
o'cOck next morning. The music WAS
very fine, and all present expressed them
tselyes highly pleased With the evenings
Entertainment Mr. X. will hc In attend
ancc Al the academy regularly every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday evenings To
receive scholars, or during the day at
Robelcn " Bros S07 Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

WHIPPING THEIR NRlGHBORs CHIL-
DREN.-Mrs. Ilcrting, living on King
street, was helOre Esquire Frazer, charged
with disturbing the peace and abusing the
children of q. W. Baker. She was held
to bail in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace.
Also, u Miss IIerting, for the same Of
fence, and upon the same mans children,
was lined twenty-five cents and held in
bail for 500.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

4 CnlcKEN WITHOUT llrART. 30 Mr.
John Ireland, of this city, while Stopping
at the National Hall, Cape May, this
summer, was called into the kitchen one
day 10 see curiosity. II WIS chicken
Sat and healthy before killed, aud upon
Opening it il was found that it had no
heart, hut in the place where it should be
was found bladder filled with water
about the sizr and shape Of Il strawberry.
The rest of the neccssarics which 20 to
make up chicken were there hut no heart
could be- found. The liver was IN good
order and perfect
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

I would further state that brought he
fore said Court nj thanccry IN the 9th INST:
That / have complied with the drcrer of
said Court by Offering TO assign all said AMI
cleso writing named By the agreement call
ed for, hut they refuse as thcy want more toua
have brought no SUIT ~ yet. respectfully.
J, 7. MARsHALL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

For TUE STATE SRNATE.-A new candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
the State Senate is announced in Christi
ana Hundred. lie is Mr.. Henry SSayue,
SO well known in That hundred a. to need
no description ut our hands. lie Is a new
element in the contest which has been
confined to Leandcr +. Riddle and Samuel
Bancroft, Jr. Mr.. swayne is farmer,
and was former member of the legisla-
turc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
THE SITUATION IN ARKANSAS.

IL .aepna that tho bolting Republican con-
von,,on a, II,,l, Rocl was not a Republican
.ony.n,,on at,e, an save a handful of die.
.,,,o,r,ed RennhlIca,s ,he most of them re-
,entlv removed from ott,ce. the gathering
was romposcd almost entirely Of persops
who have never aa,lIated with the Republl-
c,n ,srty arA ,yho haze taken little part In
politic. since ,be war. The few honest Re
pubiicaps. who were wbeedied into support
Of thls movement by the opponents Of Sen
ator Ciayton lef, the convention In disgust,
a. viii be seen by the following from the
Bero a dispatch Of the 23d,
"sspator Rlcss convention met to-day. AtA
cauens neld lass dr, hgsa moriy dI 2. the ue,e ~
brown and the Cincinnsu platform. This &C.
,ioa Of senator Hics has disgusted many Of the
%ho are hsrs, Who say tbSy viii vi,hdraT Il
Grant is not lndorsed. The Democratic organ
Greeley md Rrown are ipS pSossed eS N'A'' "'''''
The threat Of the Democrats organ that the
Democracy will not support In. ticket unless
Greeley ana Rrown are indorsed ,nps, have
heen che.,t,i ,.ad,ng n, the bol,sr, who las,
uin,.r protos.ed AZ much affec,ion for the
Administration whIle alternating to influence
the Senate again., clav,on and other true
nd ,,I.d p.,'rhl,c.r. ~ ths, state.
M co,,.o M, cincinnau nomin.es were
,rdo,.sd wh,oh was no odoubt the provramme
tom ,hs s,ayt
w. mr. NJ. hsg,n IN understand mi.
,.r.,.ss rn,ddi. pn, I, 4, no ,,nddI. I,
4, NJ, .nII, uI.a u,,Ia h.nA q, dI.arr.,,,,,d
sa..n,,.ar. In a., ,o,,o,wass ana ,,o No :,
,,.,,t.. ,,.i,.t,.,.. II 49,. =, -..s.,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

At convention Of worklnRmen held In
New York on Thursday last in which almost
every State in the Union was represented.
Gem Grant was nominated forthe Presidency
and Senator Wilson for the vice PresIdeucy
on the arst ballot. Mr.. Greeley was put in
nomination. but be received only Ave votes.
while two hundred and four were eaet for a, n
Grant.
It augurs we'll for the cause Of the work.
Iuzmep when their Representatives show so
intelligent an appreclatlop of who are and
who are not their real friends. In deciding
TO stand By the PHILADELPHIA Convention and
resolving 70 support Its nominations thew
have shown tbat thew recognise The erss,
services which Inc RepublIcan marty has rem.
de,sd IN ,hs ,.n,s ~ i.hor, In soIac,,no a.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
nm, .pHILIIPs on mn, GREELEY.

W.ndeIt phIlttns arnonncos that a. h..
,.,oon o., CO., ond N. G,.oIov Co. ,no
p,ssI,.asa, - - !" ",,,alssa.I,,' ar,,o:.a a. 49,
.,,,"g "a -" T,-I',r' ' NJ, IL, ~. nm
,,1' vu'so' y t"1 'os' w alS" N' "'
"ps peAPia'u niA Poe'l'ou P1L.l,,,' ~ ioiioms'
nor a Grant man, whom / shall vote for or
whether will vote at all, ! do not know but
Ne baYs had ass HndS Job nSonAI II viii MI moi run
the risk Of getting another In, and Horace
.itsd ny,,n.Iuii. .aisv nuHs % ad oH e ne
sides, consider drsoisya ssee,slon candidate.
believe tue pGt 20 Nominate n,m hn Nas hstensd
and has been malnIy nufssd By them. adyIss
any one who means TO yots for him % nnd ON cut
VFseIsy's 1risnSs With len. DAVIS aad NJ stah
as to once aud patronage"
There Is good deal more truth than poetry
In MI. Philips CHARACTERIZATION OF Mr..
Greeley aa the " secession candidate" IL is
In the Southern States that Mr.. Greeley Ia
particularly strong-that his candidacy Is
looked upon with any degree Of favor. He
has made no headwRy with the Democratic
party forihi on the contrary, we firmly be-
lieve that he Is losing ground, and that by the
time III" Baltimore convention meets no one
will think Of indOrsing hls nomination. The
spurt OF enthusiasm with which the action OF
the Cincinnati gathering was received has
Almost en'F,'y exhausted llselii the sober
see"nu tn"usht o' tue Denhoerauc leaders IT,
that 70 select MN as ther standard'oearer
Would DC, as tho horta 80 strongly repre-
sents II 70 commit PoliI'ca, suie'oe' Des- pes
PeTate enofn arc peiuB ulane 70 huehBtheh
Mr. Greeley at Baltimore not only ny him
sell and bis friends, but by some dozen or 80
political gamblers, who care more about pub
lie plunder than about principle They keep
up u elamor In the press and In the political
cancuses, but outside OF their endeavors Mr..
"reeiey has no real Democratlc strength
That Mr. Greeley Is the candidate or the
choice o' any Hppreciaoie Poruon oil Tue
hepuoi'eah party Is uuerlY out OF tue ques-
tloh' IN Tue hrst place he has arrayed against
Nun aii inc commercial and business men Oi
the country, VINO are AFRAID To trust the
efA'le AdhiniSuauon "nIch nc would un-
douotediy give the country Inc men OF
ihonght, like MIR. Phillips are also opposed
to Mr.. Greeley, because they see nothing 10
him IN instIfy the expeetatIon or the hone of
-, a..aI,.It. ~ ,a,,in, -,
''en eou''u"'S' ~ 10y no'n'us 'u' Aoous =
g,ca' ADMINISTRATIONS ino eiAss Vi nien ""n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

A friend In New York, Messrs. Crowell 4
Co., have organized an expedition for the
diamond fields of South Africa, by Joining
which, persons desiring TO go can do so at 4
comparatively small expense. A vessel has
been purchased, 10 give ample HccUmmoda-
tiOns 10 one hundred persons, aud no more
will be received on board. These Que hun
dred persons will be shareholders, aud will
each pay sSO0, which gives them an interest
ln the vessel. When all the shares are sold
the vessel will belong 10 the shareholder, 10
do what they please with her, providing thai
she goes 10 Cape Town, the hrm reseTying
the use Of the hold, which they propose filling
with such freight as would be likely 10 sell az
the mines. About forty of these shares have
already heen sold, and Il IL thought there will
be no difficulty ln disposing Of tho others.
As soon as the complement ls complete the
expedition will start without further delay
IL has not yet been decided whether the vessel
will sail for Cape Town or Natal, but this
question will be decided by the majority.
Upon arriving at Ia destination the vessel eau
either be held Us the property Of the expadl.
tion, 10 bring the members back II they do
not like the country, or IL will be taken on
their hands by the Organlzers At fair valua-
ton, The prospects OF the expedition are
regarded as very favorable, and II II proves
successful others will follow Immediately.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

TnE Nation newspaper, which was the
strongest advocate Of the Cincinnati move
ment and Of reform until Cincinnati had
proved itselfa failure and a fraud, now takes
strong ground agalnst Mr.. Greeley, and says;
"IIls election TO the Presidency would be the
triumph Of the combined forces Of corrup-
tIon aud folly. Our irm belief Is that there
Ia not a political knave In the Union who has
failed to get what he wants from Grant, who
IL not at this moment working Tor Greeley
heart and soul"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
BY IA Eyssssa sS Sc s..!s s;. .:.. g cher


IN virtue Of ,-e v,. Of Si Iasia. Issued from N:
sale loF eash, tn front Of the Oourt house door of
s.id District, On MONDAY, the 9zih dAJ of May,
la72, At IA o'clook, m, the following pieces and
panees Of land Yna In ths o0uuty OF Washington In
the Distriot q Uolumhia. 70 Wit
lat Part o. While Haven aud 81 Philip and jacob,
NLi Iott uact senate betyesp The Old hiags roAd
Josa Csphas, ). " bsn, seiornou Davis, snd thhs,
county sohDoi. ooniainlsg sbolt nys sores.
3D. That tFAet situate between the Old Rldes rad
and the upper north lines 81 the lots of hn I'm
herGer aud Danal CASEY, aud the two following llnea
ytH line drawn from point on OAaefh north line,
Meet from Weavera land and running 'th parnlie
with weAyeT'a land until u inteusota ths her hne
Shioh v to be dragn from the corner q Jultaa 3.
Lloyda lot poTt 70 weavets house 70 the russrvOii
81 Aso. lot u in MuTdocks snbdi V.lon of part Of
Frisadahip a. recorded IL the onoe Of the COUNTY
surveyor. eontalnlpR Asout Eve Aores a. boandnd by
lots owned By u. N. wAlther and Mari v. Burroughl
And road laid ont for accommodation q aid lotA.
cont aiming shout I've aoroas .....
tth. Aiso that part of White Haven, desctihed a
foewss Beginning ~ the souh side of The ud Ridge
sshoolhyuse, thsnos ~ ihe soho?hoase rosd 70 thu
running soui hery 70 land Of Joasph Weavsr thsnss
With W AYERS land 70 TIE Ridge road, thence with
sAid Ridge road 70 the beainning, oonlAialng Abon
asrea. togsther with all and aiqguiAr The I'm
provemsnil thsraon, seiEed and levied upon ~ the
property o. W. u. q. Murdosh, ard Will bs told Z
sAti.fY sxeeutioaa Ne. etia and s7il. hoPk o
Blgpdop, g.a q Mart Yeaas and Joen fspeer, u.s
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

A DISPATCH from Paris says that President
ThIers has given permission that the remains
Of Louis PHILIPPE he brought to France for
re-interment It Is nearly twenty-five years
since the "Cilizen King" died at Clarcmont,
England, two years after he fed from France,
aud his kingdom come TO an end.