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mere as lawyer, was today found
| guilty by the police court Of lascivious
conduct toward school girls, and SEN
fenced TO pay fine of $500, or impris-
onment for six months. There ara
/ four more similar cases pending
against him. The Charleston Courier
has this Of the Butiz:
O. ". Butiz, the counsel for Congress-
man DsLarge IL, the Bowen DsLarEe con-
test, has been arrested In Washington for
some dirty prso ICES, which, II true, en-
title him to 6 short rope and q convenient
lsmp-post, But'z Cams to Charleston
some time ago from nobody knows Where,
Decsms an active member of the loyal
party, was admitted 10 the bar, and
was on the high road to political power
and wealth when he went TO Wasbingto1
to look after DaLarge's interest in the
contested election. His rascslity, which
could be conveniently cloaked up here by
the mantle of loyalty, has, however, been
detected at Washington, and Is. as we are
informed, likely to bring this precious
shyster within the walIs Of penitentiary.
Had he remained IN South Carolina It
would in all probability have sent him to
sha legislature or to some other lucrative
office.
The Colored National Labor Union,
organized in the interest of the Re
publican party and numbering up-
wards OF three hundred organizations
principally in the South, are prepar-
Ing for the campaign.
Sometime ago the house Of repre-
sentative5 called on the President for
all the information in possession of
the department OF state relative to
the reinstatement Of the Chinese In
the Island OF Cuba by DEGREES lately
issued by Captain General Valmezada
and asking what action, II any, has
been taken by the executive to pre-
vent the extension of human slavery
contemplated by the DEGREES. The
President responds by eommuni-
eating the translation of the de-
erees of July 1860, issued by the
Spanish authorities with regard
to the importation and employment
of Chinese; the decree setting forth as
its only object the development OF
agriculture In the island, and to pre-
vent decline in its prosperity, and
as being the most desirable labor.
The President also communicated the
decree OF December, 1871, the princi-
pal object Of which appears to be to
modify in some respects the form of
the previous decree, and prescribe the
mode Of its enforcement. The Presi-
dent does not respond to the latter
part Of the resolution.
The secretary OF the treasury has re-
ceived from the japanese government,
through Governor Ito, box contain
ing set Of specimens of the new Ja-
panese coins, to be forwarded to the
United States mint. They are of gold
and silver similar In weight and size
to cur twenty dollar gold piece and
one dollar silver piece, together with |
gold and silver coins of lesser denoml- |
nations.
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TaE VOTE OF WOODRUFF COUNTY
ARKANSAS.

The importance to Memphis Of the
vote 10 Woodruff county, Arkansas
in favor Of the subscription of one
hundred thousand dollars to the Mem
phis and Kansas City railroad, car
scarcely be over. estimated. The gen
tlemen who went there to represent
the interests Of Memphis found the
prospect almost hopeless, and de-
SPARED ofsuccess. ST. Louis, through
her agents and emissaries, had &C
poisoned the minds Of the people
against this great Memphis enterprise
that public sentiment was almost
unanimously against US. A PROPOSE
ton had been made in the interest ol
st. Louis, that if the people Of Wood
ruff would vote the aid to them, they
would construct q branch from the
Cairo and Fulton road at a point south
OF Jscksonp0rt, down to Augusta
(about tWenty-three miles) without
any further expense to the people OF
that county, thus giving them direct
communication with 81. Louis. II
their scheme had succeeded the rich
trade of the White river valley would
have been diverted TO st. Louis and
lost to Memphis forever. 1t was the
turning point in the battle for the
control not only Of that valley but Of
North Arkansas. Every means Of
defeating Us was resorted to. All the
arts Of demsgOglsm, all the tricks
known to local politics in the country
were brought into requisition. Money
was spent. Memphis was slandered
and her people beIied. The road was
misrepresented. Every prejudice
was appealed to. Partizsn poll
ties were dragged In. In short,
the enemies OF Memphis scrupled
ct nothing. But a fair discus
sion and presentation Of the claims
OF Memphis, and the merits and adj
vantages OF this great public enter
prise were sufficient to turn the tide
Of popular sentiment in our favor.
Victory was snatchsd from the jaws
Of defeat, and the proposition of the
company was ratified and accepted at
the polls by q vote Of seven for to one
against. The contest was so decidedly
and uDmistakably decided in favor Of
Memphis that the question Of the con-
troll Of the trade OF White river valley
may be considered as forever deter
mined. The people OF Woodruff,
when the subject was fairly presented
to them, saw and understood the
identity of tbeir interests with those
of Memphis, situated as We are on the
same parallel, aud Memphis being
the natural market Of that rich sec
tion. All honor to the people of
Woodruff. The construction of the
Memphis and Kansas City railroad
and its branches through Augusta
will bring US within six hours' trans
portation of that beautiful, enterpris-
ing and important young city.
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VALUE OF HE MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD STOCK.

VALUE OF THE MExPHIs AND
CaARLEsFOE RAILROAD STOCK.
Why is the Memphis and Charles.
ton raiload stock depressed? But
little frank thinking is neeessa-
~ to solve this enquiry: /. The
lease Of the road to the South
ern Railway Security company as
mas provides for the possible Is
susnee Of 500. 600 OF bonds bearing
Z per cent. gold interest to pay the
balance of the floating debt-this in
tsrest to be paid by the Memphis and
Charleston company. II these bonds
be issued this interest may have
20 be paid necessarily out Of the
8 and 6 per cent dividends, which the
Southern Railway Security company
guarantee. Thus the stock may on
this account be less than and 6
per cent. investment. 2. The lease
also provides for the Issuance by the
Memphis and Charleston company Of
bonds OF like character, (say 81, ,5O0,-
O0Ol the interest on which is guaran-
teed by the Southern Railway Security
company, bat il not in some way pro-
vided for by the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad company is TO come out Of
the three and six per cent. dividends,
This also may happen. Now, till
these points are settled, capitalists
will not invest except at low figures; /;
hence the present depression. We
are happy to believe both these diff
culties will be overcome. l, The
worthy president Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad company Is
using every effort out OF the assets Of
the company, and with fair pros
pect Of success, to raise money enough
20 pay the entire floating debt with
out fseuIng the 100000 Of bonds.
2. A strong company, with 8 capital
OF $500, 600, has been organized, who
propose TO build and lease the Man
chester and McMlnnville and South
western railroads, and pay the interest
on The one and a halt million Of bonds.
That proposition Is now before
the board of directors Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad
company, and It is plain to US, should
be st once accepted. When these
two points are settled exact calcula.
Istions can be made by capitalists as
TO the value Of the stock, and the con-
hdence which they have in the South
ern Railway Security company and
those who compose it will at once
bear fruits 10 the rapid advancement
IN prices OF this stock. Suppose these
temporary shadows removed, what
would the stock pay IS ten-years
investment If bought at forty cents?
Stock, forty dollars; for the first five
years at three per cent, fifteen dollars;
for the first four years at six par cent,
thirty dollars; making q total Of
eighty-five dollars. Thus the stock Is
paid for and forty.five dollars over.
Bat as soon as the stock begins to pay
six per cent. it should be worth seven
fy-fve dollars instead Of forty dol
Iars. Ia this calculation we throw
OF fractions. It Is clear to US the
stock must soon appreciate In value
II the directors are wise.
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TELseRAPaIc TRIPLES

The sutro tunnel, California, Is pro
crossing rapidly.
WatertcWn, New York, has been
without mails for two days. The roads
are showed up.
David L. Stanton, revenue collector,
of Maryland. Is out on 81, 900 bonds.
Embezzlement.
General Crook has enlisted one
hundred Hualapais to fight their old
allies, the Apaches, In Arizona.
A resolution passed the Ohio legis-
lature yesterday asking congress to
eaualizs the bounty Of soldiers.
The father and three children Of a
eoi0rtd family were burnt 20 death In
Kansas City yesterday-liquOr.
A negro convention meets in New
Orleans on the 10Th Of April. Kansas
CItv selected delegates to attend 1t
yesterday.
The bIlI authorizing the New Jersey
Central railroad to increase It's capital
stock by 81, 600 900 and to eonnees i
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WOMAN.
tary Publsa

Application Of a Female to Become No,
tary Public
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 21.-For
the first time In some years an appli-
cation has been made to the executive
department for the issuance of a COM
mission of notary public to q female.
The applicant to-day was Miss An
nette Oanise. OF Titin, a lady who is
q graduate Of classical course in
Heidelberg college, and who has
studied law for one year. The appli-
cation was referred to Attorney Gen
eraI Pond, who expressed an opinion
that, under the constitution and laws
OF Ohio, such a commission could not
issue to a female.
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AZ CsntraIia. Illinois.

ST.. LOUIS, March 21.-A special to
the Democrat from OentraIia, Illinois,
says the fire there tonight destroyed
the Masonic Hall, Flags hall, one
drug, one hardware and one dry
goods store. The loss is estimated at
$35 600. Insurance light. Among
the losers are s. W. Early, J. Casner,
J. Middleton, A. F. McLain. A. F.
Kemper, and DR.. Stevens. This is
the fourth time Oentralis has been
nearly destroyed.
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OMAHA, March H.-In consequence
OF the hesitaney OF the Iowa roads to
ignore plainly the illegal act Of the
Iowa legislature in prohibiting the
transfer OF freight and passengers to
the Nebraska roads, the Union Pacific
road has temporarily leased the bridge
transfer to the highest bidder-Geo.
w. HOman, jr., Of this city. By this
intermediate agency the eastern roads
will evsde the set OF the Iowa legis-
lature, and deliver freight and passen-
gers to the Union Pacific and other
roads here until the matter Is perma-
nently settled upon q basis established
by the Union Pacific railsoad In sss
e0ntSast VITA 9makas
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MASSACHUSETTS.

KOt Quite Ready for the Female Voters.
BOSTON, March A.-In the house
this afternoon resolution for an
amendment to the constitution to al
low women to vote, was debated at
length. A substitute which was Of
fered was lost by a vote Of 90 to ITO.
The ordering of the resolution to the
third reading was defeated-yeas n,
nays 136.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
Floating Geht Of the State Greedy Rail-
way Corporations.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, March q.
An5sct to fund the floating debt oi
the State has passed the senate. 1t
provides for the issuance of one mil
lion dollars in bonds at eight per cent
interest, payable semi-annually. To
provide for the payment of these
bonds, tax at efght-tenths of one
mill on the dollar, on all taxable prop
erty is levied, and a sixteenth OF one
per cent. on all property for general
purposes. All taxes due the State are
to be paid in lawful currency present
ing In payment warrants given
to those issued. After the passage
Of the bill the Democratic members
entered strong protest sgsinst the
action Of the majority In passing the
bill, and say that it in effect unbolts
the treasury to the rsvenOus greed of
railroad corporations, and offers to
them a pleasant realization of the
magnificent bounty promised by the
subsidy act. They viii be thus ena-
bled to. relieve the Overburdened treas
ury, while the laboring masses of the
State will undergo the delightful task
OF filling it by the sweat Of their
brOws for the brief period of ten years.
The house concuTred in the senate
resolution to adjourn on the Sth of
ADril.
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FUNERAL M0TIcE

O'HERRoN-Ths friends ana acquaintance
OF WILLIAM o,HzRRoN are respectfully In.
vited 10 attend his funeral, frona his ate res.
idencs. corner St Martin and south streets.
this {FR1DAy1 afssrnoon, ct X o'olook.
FISHERIES friends OF JOzH 81. Frszss
are respectfully invited to attsna his funeral
this tFRIDAT) afternoon, ga inss., at ss<
0clcak, from the n dancs o. his brother.
xhs1naa Fishes, 70 Z .ndeh ssssss,
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LOSSES BY FIRE.
In Ripley, Ohio.

CINCINNATI, March 21.-The gro
cery store of Devoe & White, Ripley,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing; also King & Leggett's hardware
store adjoining. Total loss about ten
thousand dollars insurance, three
thousand dollars.
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PRETTY DUO,

a sinE-Sing EEgasement of Ftftsea
Years.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March 81.
James Burns and John McAvoy, ar
rested one week sgo to-day for high
way robbery, were yesterday found
guilty and to-day each sentenced to
fifteen years confinement in Sing
Sing.
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AOOITIOsAL MARkETs BY TELEaRAPH.
bEE EHrzD rAsz FOR GENERAL R1rOsrl

hsKE TErRD PAGE FOB GENERAL RETozzl
CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, March 2I.-Cotson Is
quiet. Middhngs, &c. Nst receiptS, 43l
bales; exports 20 Great Britain, 66Se
bales; sales, 50bales: stock, q; 154 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March 2I.-The cotton
market Is steady. Good ordinary, 70c.
Net receipts, 165 bales; exports TO Great
Britain, 1892 bales; exports cosstWise, 92S
bales; sslss, $40 bales; stock, "a, $40 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March q. Cotton In quiet
and In light demand. MiddlinRs, 225<@
22Zc. Net receipts, 742 balee; exports
coastwise, e2s bales; sales, 900 bales I;
stock, 81, ,149 bales,
MOBILE.
MOBILE, March 2I.-Ths cotton market
is dull. Middiings, 2lZc. Net receipts.
347 balee: exports to LiverpooI, SS7s bales:
sales, $50 bales; stock, SS 9s2 bales.
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DIED

MALoNE--At the residence Of Mrs. TurIsy,
In this city, al o'clock yesterday morn
Ing Mrs. sAILrE AALO~E. o. Columbus. XIV.
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MARRIED..

LAGRILL-BooN-o On the lsth inst, In this
city, By Rev. Nj. Jores, Mr.. JOSEPH LAGREIx
snd Miss NARY ALIcs BOOK No cards.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
WhssIsr, PIcksns & 60.
MORNING CHASING. ISz.
4, 4, Il. SO, 1, 81, IL, 30, 9, 7, s. q. q

WnSSl8F, TIGk6HS q Gg,
. : : :
| = R
8
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
Wood and Willow Ware
c0E0AeE. TWIKE, PAPER.
SIEVEs, BRUSHES. BR00KS,
RLAckIkG. MATCHES, ETC, ETC.
TN order to accommodate our increasing
4 business and for the bsttsr convsnisnce OF
the wholesale Trade we VIII. after April lat
occupy the two adjoining q ores for " hole
sale Department, making tt separate and dis
ford much better fscilittss TO both branches.
WHEELEA. PTOEESs q CO..
mh22 sss, Sss7< snd ss0 Main street.
Administrative ssttIems0t.
In the Probate Court Of Shelby county, Ten,
ne.se. To ths heirs and creditors Of the
estate OF B BSteman deceased:
\ TOTICE Is herebv given that e. ". Bate
M man, as Administrator Of the estate o
B. Bateman. deceased hss dlsd iD nay of1es
os presented 70 the Court for confirmation
q tns March Term, ls72, 70 be held on The
nrst Monday Of said month, at the corrt-
hO1Ee OF said COuFt, in the city Of AemphiE
JA,EEs REILLY, Clerk.
By 5. q. CULLEN. y Q. mh22
J,W. O. WATSON. J.. H. WATSON,
HOIIy Springs, Miss. sardis, Miss
WATSON Z WATSON,
ATTORNEYS. S.AT.LAW,
9RHd1S, Miss
~ VIII practice IN the Circuit and Chan.
Gerry Courts Of Pamela and DeSoto oountiaE,
and In The FEDERAL Court st OK ord
BOAT LOAD OF HAY
VIII he eIossd cut FOw to the trade.
RE EsEVKE & CO.,
MIN A. and As Monroe ttreet.
MURFEE'S
SUB-S0IL PLOWS Il
HIS MOneT.VAIue 90 she FaEEeF
NEARLY DOUBLES The CROP
FRoA Southern CuItivator, January nun.
{ ber, $50, pages 10 and Il;
Experiments by Jas. DsVldssB. |
COMMOa PLOwTEG-Without Manure,
ss5 lbs. Ooston per acre.
win AOREGA Ek0M-W1b1ous Manure, i
SO los. Cotton per acre.
COMMON PLOWISG-With go Iba. fsrsu.
issr Sc5 Ids. Cotton per acre,
with MUHFKE PLOW-Wfth E01lba. fsrtil.
1Eer, LOO Ics. Cotton per acre.
Fer sale By
ORGILL BROS. T. COL
FACTORY DEPOT, MEMPHIS, TENN.
a. Country and city merchants supplied
with trade discount mh2O
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eG s those asrtHs snrpas
os -
ANNUAL REVENUE,

- II you Want Lie InsaRanoe, nvestigAte me q
and support. and especially uanins the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
fME STATE.

Smyrna Is badly pestered with mosquitoes.
Smyrna did not obaerve the Fourth beyond
general suspension of business.
The colored girl who was injured by the
train. at Moorton Station.on Saturday afternoon
has since died.
The latest "Dollv Warden" is sail boat. She
ssils in the large "mill pend" yclept Lake
Como," at Smyrna.
T addition to the Odd Fe,lows' Hall, at
smyrna. ia nearly completed. The appearance
Of the Hall Will be greatly improved.
Many farmers are now busily engaged in har-
vest'ng their oat crop, which will prove better
han was anticipated few weeks ago.
A charitable gentleman, Of Smyrna, has
donated a lot Of lumber for the purpose Of build
ing Mission Sunday School in that town.
VIM. Whitenack. q carpenter employed upon
the addition to the Odd Fellows Hall, at Smyr
ma fell from the scafFold, on Saturday afternoon,
and seriously injured his back
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
Midsummer Maiadjes,

The hot solar rays thot ripen the harvests gener.
ate ms distressing diseases. Ifthe liver be At all
predispossd to Irregular es this is the season in
W ich bilious attacks may be anticipated. A weak
stomach too. Is weakest in the summer months, and
the loss Of vitality through the ores b., excessive
perspiration Is SO great that wholesome tonic
combininE also the properties Of difusive sti,nu
liant and gentle exhilarant, IL in many cases nscss
sAry TO health. and under no circumstances should
be dispensed with by the sickly and debilitatei or
all tn preparations intenoed thus to refresh sus.
tain ana fortify the human frame there il that
viii compare with Hostetter Celebrated Stomach
Bitters. They have been weighed In the balance OF
exp.risnce and not found wanting; have been re.
commsndsdf rom the FIRST ~ great medici al spe-
cine. not US beverage and in spite of interested
opposition from innumerable quarter, stand after
twenty years trial. at the head of all proprietary
medicines intended for the prevention and cure Of
alt ordinary complaints of the stomach. the liver
the b. wells and the nerves In the unhealthy dis
triotS rdering sr, rvers OF California HOG
derd one for every species Of intermittent or re-
mittsnt fever; The people who inhabit those dis
triet. place the most implicit conA tence In the pre-
Psrntiop-a coincidence that is increased every year
by the results OF its operation.
A. bitters. 20 called Of the mort pernicious char
scter. are springing up like fungi every side the
pubic hereby forewarnsd against the dram shon
frauds Ass tor hoststtsr's bitters, sec that the
label. etc are corro,t and remember that the zen.
uins article u never sold In LulK but in bottles ony
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
Tornado at SUNNI. Bridge.

BUILDINGS DE ,TDoYkD. FENCES BLOWN DOWN
GRAIN AND ORCHARDS INJURED.
correspondent writes us from SUNNI,
Bridge tina, on the evening Of July 4th, one Of
the H-verest tornadoes Witnessed there for years
visited that neighborhooL. The thunder and
lightning were lerri6c,.he wind was hurricane
aud the rain fell in torrents.
Much damage was done 10 buildings, trees,
ienc's, etc: Corn and oats were laid fat on ,hs
ground. Fruit was shaken nfi and the prou,,d
covered With appIes and peaches. M. John
Davidson had some fifteen OF twenty fine youDy
apple ,rees broken. some Of them all torn 10
p'eees, number Of his pear, cherry end apricot
trees were entirely br,ken down.
Mr.. Thomas H. McCoy's peach orchard WA
very much injured, The lrs.- being broken down
or violen,ly twisted oG The roola oi bis sl.Lle
and hsy bsrricks we're sl-o blown of:
H: Jacob Casi~rs hay bssricka, on the farm
occupied BY John D~mlsey, were nearly al
blown down. A large amount Of fsncin. and
other property VISA broken down and des.rov ed
throughout the whole neighborhood. The
storm appeared moas severe IN The vic;nitv Of
he sanL-EvsFy Evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

RELIGIOUS. The Rev. W. H Graf, rector of
st. Juue's Church. Philadelphia will oificiate in
aIvary Church Brsndywine Hundred. on Sum-
lay next (July l4th). Service commences at 3
o'clock r. N The Sacrament Of the Holy Com.
nanion will BE- administered
FINE FARN FOR SALE VIM. Z. Heisler. ESQ,
i Newark. Del. offers sale his beautiful farm OF
l5l &C, es. situated within few hundred yards
4 said town. 1t is in high state Of cultivation.
With good building. and will be sold on reasona
Die terms or exchanged for property In this city
',r Philadelphia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
VOTE OF THANKS.
WILMINGTON ],

''SH1s"O8VN July III, I67Z.
Alta special meeting of Sc. Mary's Total Absti
psnce bsncncisi Society. held sunday syenin..
July TN. the following resolutions we're unaHi.
HsI q .otv.d. That the thanks Of this Society Ar.
one: and Are hereby rendered u st Paui's fotai
Aostinsnee 1sneacial socisty for aScs ptne our in
hsar De Essssre on Tempe rssV % The son nj l.
tlno. dcli. sEsd y oar II Rev. Bnhop.
IN NE DAILY 0A1ErfR. and . copy ssnt 70 s. Pauis
AgSal Abesaosacs SsnsAsiAl SUcissy
From the minutes
Attest. EDWARD J. KHLLIY, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

STRANoE.- On the night Of the 4,h inst. an
old man named Matthias McLane, nearly 50
years Of age, was brutslly assaulted by drunk
en- negro, who struck him over the head with
CLUB without the slightest provot ion We have
waited pstiently, but ns yet the COMMERCIAL.
has not contained the slightest allu.ion to lh.
affair Had the affair teen reversed and tn.
negro assaulted. how qnic.Iy that paoer would
~ have :; seized "p0n and ads poli'c.l capital ou,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

WoRKINGMEN's MEErIN0-A meeting of
the eight hour society wa, held last evening.
IN the Hall OF the Water Witch Engine
Geo. Roberts was called to the chair. Mr.
Leary acted as Secretary. A Committee of
three was appointed to draw up q Constitu-
tion and Bylaws. and without transactinp
any further business of Importance the meet
ing adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

GRAND E1cuRsIoN.-The Brandy vine NJ E.
,hurch will make an excursion to Cape May on
August 9Th. on the steamer s. NJ. Felton, These
xcursions heretofore have been Of such q pleas
mt character that tho committee OF Arrangements
ave again secured the serv ces Of Mr.. John L
fouley to assist in making this one equal. if not
,etter. than those on former occasions. Full par
ticusrs next week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

THROWING BRIcKs.-In a spirited coptro-
versy with Annie Philips, Rebecca Bailey be-
came very angry and hurled several bricks a,
her. Annie brought suit agains, Rebecca before
E-ouire Frazer, charging her wi,n assault and
hatlery, with intent to kill Rebecca was hell,
IN S50O bail for appearance at Court. and $2OU
bail to keep the ywace.