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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
HOME NEW S.

1t ia stated that tho principal charge oil
the New York Bar Asset ition against Judge
Cardozi is bribery.
A fire at Washington, Ind, on Monday,
destroyed eleven business houses on Main
street-loss, about $4,000.
Sixteen vessels, carrying upwards OF 27,-
900 bales OF cotton, have arrived at Liver
pool from this country siuce Saturday.
The engine hous, Of the st. Paul & Sioux
City Railroad, at Skakapee, was burned the
the other day, together with SIX locomo-
iives.
A young man, named George Clark, liY-
ing at Bowefstown, Ohio, shot his sister on
Sunday, because she threw snow at hlmI
lie was arrested.
The United States District Attorney has
been instructed TO prosecute all merchants
who have brlbed Custom House officers, and
actions will be commenced next month.
The Baltimore papers announce the death
in that city, on the 10Th inst, Of the eldest
daughter Of the late Chief Justice fancy,
relict OF G. Mason Campbell, Esq OF the
Baltimore Bar
The Health Inspector OF Hudson City re-
Gently displayed red flag on a house in
which smallpox existed. In half an hour
fifty persons had collected, thinking an
auction was going on. They scattered very
quickly when they found out the real cause
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
Explosion of n Locomotive Boiler IN
WIscOnsin-TWO Men Killed


Shortly after the Winneconne freight
train tell this city yesterday morning, and
lust as the engineer was about to whistle
down brakes Tor siOppage at Schwartzburg
station, the boiler Of the locomotive exploded
and caused the death of the fireman and
brakeman. The IRON gave way on the let
side Of the dome, close to the cab, and the
concussion was so great that the engine was
thrown upon its side to the right.
Mic Ryan, the engineer, was blown on at
the right and escaped without further injury
than several slight bruises. The fireman
and brakesman were blown of TO the left aud
fell under the wheels Of the hatcar behind
the locomotive. The latter was in the act
of leaving the tender for seryce at the
brakes when the accident occurred When
found his head was pinned to the track by
one of the wheels Of the hind truck, and II
was not until tue car was lacked up that his
body was released from its terrible position.
| The unfortunate was William Tell, an I'M
married man Of 25, whose family reside in
Clarke county. Edward Ransom, fireman
Of the train, was badly scalded, and on
falling under the car had his left side crushed
the wheel breaking n number OF his ribs
| lie lived but three hours after the accl-
dent.
A brief despatch to Superintendent Rock
OF the Northern Division, announced the
disaster, and, with Characteristic energy OF
his part, a train was soon on its way will
DR.. Woicott and gang Of wreckers TIN
latter, after lsborlng an hour with the usua
appliances in the removal OF distractions
succeeded in clearing the track, aud by moor
three hours after the occurrence, the roa'
was again free 10 the passage Of trains,
No fault is attributed to the engineer, wit
had thoroughly examined his engine, pre-
vous to The TIP, as is usual with thu
brethren Of the lOot-board connected will
the st, Paul Railway, who are all careful
and cautious in their calling.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

Facts like the following would be most
dscouraging IN the discharge oil ones dd'y
II it were not that good conscience was
sometimes a fair Offset fer the wrong re-
ceiyed in the discharge of ones duty. The
two Treasury clerks who peached on Grant
about his Indebtedness to the Government,
II seems, have come to giief. A washing
ton letter says.
"The two clerks, Hunt and Green, OF the
third Auditors office, who were SO tndIs-
Greet as to 10 disclose the fact that The record
in their division showed the Preside ITO be
in arrears TO the United States In the sum oil
$1,000. and the Third Auditor $500. have
paid the penalty for telling family secrets
They have been summoned before the GOV.
eminent Executioner, and informed that
they had no tight 10 know anything out
side Of their official duties, therefore The
Government could dispense with their
services The Third Auditor is New
Hampshire carpet Dagger, but appointed
from North Carolina. He has refunded ana
so has The President. Let us have peace. "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
POLITICAL.


LymHn TrumDuIl the Next President.
From the Evening Telegram.
We venture to make the prediction hat on
the morning after the first Tuesday OF next
November, Lyman Grumbull Of Illinois will
be declared President elect Of the United
States.
The name which we are sauguine enough
to believe will sweep the country is that Of
Trumbul. In this age of corruption he
stands out among the public men OF the ma
ion as a sngularly pure character-modesi,
earned and incorruptible. lie Is one OF the
'ew men in congress whose skirts are unde-
filed by tho trial Of corruption. The name
of Trumbull has come out Of the fire tried
and proven as gold.
When the atmosphere of Washington, in
the stormy time of Andrew JOhnson's i'm
parchment, reeked with the vilest inslnua-
lions against all Republicans who were dis
posed to show justice to the impeachcd
President, but three names presented such
a perfectly unassailable front that the Vilesl
calumnia;er dare insinuate naught against
their Integrity. Those three were William
Pitt Fessenden of Maine, James W. Crimes
of Iowa, and Lyman rrumbull OF Illinois.
The former two are Ia their grVes, abut the
last of the trio lives 10 receive, not far away
in the future. the highest prize his country
men can bestOw.
A great constitutional lawyer, splendid
speaker, a man of refined and elevated in
slincts, an accomplished Politician, without
intrigue or demagogism, statesman in the
highest sense of the term, Lyman Trumbull
of Illinois, as President of America, would
restore the ancient prestige OF the office snd
rescue it from the contempt into which II
has fallen. lie is a self-made man, who has
fought the battle of lille without the acciden-
tai aid OF spurious victories. His has been
q solid struggle and noble ambition. lie
has shown throughout his whole career as
Senator the subordinalion OF sell to the in
teresl Of country.
His patriotism has nothing of The cheap
iiusel character about it. lie has demon
sirated his readiness TO suffer for principle,
and only the man himself can realize the or.
deal Of torture through which be lassed du-
ring the memorable days of impeachment
The noble band OF liberal Republicans 10
Missouri will take up aud inscilbe as their
foremost name upon their banner next May
that Of Lyman Trumbul. The Democracy
of the country will sustain them, and the
man OF clay on horseback at Washington
will receive a bpld notice TO quit.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

from the Boston Post Of February -
IN the Post of Monday last brief mention
was made of an attempted cowhding at
popular hotel at the South End Since, further
particulars Of the affair have come to light,
from which it appears that so far from the
case being an attempt" at Cowhidng, 1t was,
on the contrary, complete success. II also
appears that the castigated party is agent for
a well-known sewing machine company, and
boards at the hotel in question. 1t is alleged
for some time past he has made himself eX-
tremey obnoxious to many Of his fellow'board'
ers by ungenllemanly and insulting conduct
at the table Finally the patience Of some Of
those subjected to his insults became oxhaus
ted, and the question Of administering to him
deserved punishment which was freely discus
sed. The subject, in the 9tllse OF conversation,
was overheard by boy aSo~t IL years Of
age, folmrly in the employ OF one OF the iaml
lies in the hotel, and he determined TO take
the law into his own hands Aiming himself,
therefore, with 4 stout cowhide, lie visited
the hotel last Friday, and in the barber shop
attached thereto the avengng youth found
the object of his search undergoing the usual
operation of shaving under the hands of the
tonsorial artist. The boy patiently waited
the conclusion Of the job then after critically
surveying the customer, concluded he had
not been lathered sufficiently, so proceeded to
relathor him with the cOwhide. The appliea
ton was eminently successful for few mo-
ments, the blows falling thick and fast on the
shoulders, body, and legs Of the sewing.mach
inc agent, who, by the way covered his face
well with his hands. Finally, some OF those
interfered, and were about to put stop t'
the fun, when well known tuTiman of thii
city took a hand in the game and insisted tina
the boy should bu left unmolested. His argu
ments backed by muscular arm, were con
elusive, and the youth with the cowhide I'm
ished his contract to bis entire satisfaction
not TO that OF the other party. Whether tn
latter party is satisfied, or ever will be, la
not been asceitained, and is probably zone
them things no fellah can ind out.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
CARD.

We have just been informed that a report
ia in circulation to the effect that the seats
for the Handel s. Haydn Concert are all sold.
AS a similar report concerning the "Chil.
dren's Jubilee" prevented several hundred
nersons from attending, we would state
that there is a number Of good seats still for
sale.
And we respectfully request our friends
hereafter not TO give credence TO any such
reports until they have personally verified
them by examining the diagram.
FRANK NoLEN, Manager,
Citizens Entertainment Association.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

A YOUNG MAMMA, on the important occa-
sion OF making her little boy his first pair
Of trowsers, conceived the idea that it would
be more economical to make them Of the
same dimensions behind and before, so that
they might be changed about and wear
evenly. Their effect, when donned by the
little fellow, was very ridiculous. Papa, at
first sight OF the baggy garment, burst into a
roar OF laughter and exclaimed, "Qh, my
dear, how could you have the heart TO do III
Why the poor little fellow won't know
whether he's going TO school or coming
home"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
Greenwood,
FaFlnluufJu.

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and Philadelphia
Leave PhlAlslpsla Il IS m. and Wilmington 90
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for gmyrna
sOa, m. and 90 ?. Leave smyrna for Clayton
II A. m, and IS to make connection with trains
to aud from Dover aud Stations south
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington Al II SO a. m, New Castle 2Oj Middle
town ? l5 Townsend as Clayton IS; Dover 90
Wyoming 10. FELTON, &C. Harrington 8 %; Farming
ton ~ Bridgevile 81 seHOrd Is: Laurel 40 aud
arrive Dslmar at O5 a. Passengers leaving BAR
timors at so p. m, aud Philadelphia At II 30 p m.
make close connection with this train at Wmington.-
Rsturning-Wil leave Delmr 80 p. M, Laurel 20;
rlngton 10; FELTON, 8 35 Wyoming To- Dover ss9
Clayton TO- Townsend a. Addletown 8 lOj Kirk
wood 90 New Castle % aud arrive at Wilmington.
So p. " Philadelphia il 80 p. N and Baltimore 90
g. m. eubiect to delays Incident to freight business
This train will stop to take up Passengers only at
Station named, tue will set Gown Passengers any
stopping place, except Hare Corner, state foad, Roc
pey and Dupont.
At 1OWNsEAD with the Kent County and Queen
Annes Kent Railroads for kennedyvills, sndersvilis
and intermediate places.
At CHA frON with the N. d. X, r. for Eaeton and
| intermediate places.
At HARRINGTON With tbs ). D, n, X. for Milford,
Georgetown. Lewes and IN termedlAts places.
AtsEAfORD with the D. D. X, X. tor FederalFburs
| aud Cambridge, &c.
Al DRLMAR with the &. n. R. for Salisbury PTin.
Anne Cfsasd also for Berlin and other statonl
H. =. KINNEY. supsIlnl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

We often hear the remark made aSe n by the
~ u ~ Y, gc thev have they would not nave an
9t6er Now the whole trouble lies N not hWaVns
The right kind OF range Inc Hni n E ronst
s1l. us or boii Il will heat your bath Water II
viii heat your chambers and your dining room cnn
ali will ono lire, and consume no note GU"
thah "h " s,nr saiie nj r MORRisoN's
4O3 Shipley street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
THE BRIDAL. CHAMBER
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
on
Crea, social Evils and Abuses,

,-,.-,...,.,tb MARRI ne, with sure peAu
u,ies or ne Rriiug and Unfortunate diseased Anu
facilitated. -. ,..os f,sa If eharsa
sen , ~ ZION HOW Am SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION
Nol south Ninth ST., PHILApELPRIA,P
my11-9m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

73o Gold Bonds-The Northern r ,Ua,Ioa
ESQ Gold Bonds are selling nd aeer,ed
500, $SOo OOO' SlOVUU ne5 st,tes Tax. and are
.sSrsd by rst and only mortgage on me h ,a mel
and ali It's branches, and on acres o. a' IsepIeys
n oOO Bopd.-For sale by John McLest ~ ''H' ~
- Gao Ma street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
ChnrilnbIc and other INSTITUTIONS.

MAsoNRY.--Free and Accepted Masons meet stately
at their Hail. Market street, between Second and lhra
ODD Fellowship Subordinate Lodge meetings are
held every night at tho Odd Fellows Hail. corner OF Ihird
and King.
KsGurs or PYTuIAs--Lodges Of tits order meet a!ne
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, luursdayi fIi
day and saturday evenings, in their Hail. over Moffo"s
store Market street, between Second and Third.
RED MEs-Improyed order fired Men NEE! every
Monday, Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings III
the fourth story OF 0awthrops Building NO 40 Market
street,
Lcnape Tribe, No. g. meets every Monday evening in
the Savia Building, corner Of Sixth an Market sUees'
at S o'clock
perance meet every night AT their Hail. third story Good
mans Building, Fifth and Market streets
UNITED AMERICAN MEouAsIos.-Counei.s ofthe order
Of United American Mechanics meet every Monday
wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, at theil
Hall, third story of Bradlords Building, Third street.
beow Market.
JustoR ORDER AMERICAN MEonAEtos. Councils 0
the Junior Order American Mechanics meet every mon
day, wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, a.
their Hail. third story, GoOdmnn's Buhdingi corner
FiNh and Market streets.
ANclEsT ORDER OF Coon FELLOWS meet at Red Men
Hail, OF Third and Market streets, every Mohosl
| and Tuesday evening.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATIONS Meets ever!
Monday evening ut room No. I, McLear's Building
ourth story, Second aud King streets.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
The National Bank Of Deldigare al Wilmington, eorne
of sixth and Market. Capital, SlioooO Discount days
Tuesdays and Fridays
TBe Farmers, Bank, al WILMINGTON, corner OF Thir
and Market Capital, 1886 900. Discount days, Wedhes
| days and Saturdays
| me National Bank Of Wiimh,gton aud Brandyrin
corner Of Second and Market Cnphali Sluo,Ooo' DIS
| count days, Mondays and Thursdays.
The Union National Bank Of Wilmington, Mark
street, above Filth Capital, $3oO,oOO' Discount day
| Wednesdays and Saturdays
First Nationdl Bank Of Wilmington, corner of Four
ami Market Capital, $iO0,OOo. Discount days, No
N"s 'N' GEVNEGG HANKS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

The Fail season has begun, and the clu l,sii'
If "a Iminqton are beginning TO look for warmer oO '
ing We Would advise all those who ON, " ashton
w s,bins 10 call on our friend John MuhinHus, y,
the most fashionable merchant tailor IN tls IVY ~
ais King street. Ills prices are reasoh"ule'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

Delaware Gig BOnds.-We are sna Se yecom.
ulese ., az sac and profitable Investment ~,
naiys bs0s delaware slate Bonds. Wimg1V raes n
loan and all other marketable seeurl.s nnnda which
ce Are selling in 800 and $50 Bonds at l"
interss,. JoRn McLear & son, Bankeis' No'o
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Prospectus for IS12.
THE LADY'S FRIEND

The publ.hers Of TIE LADYs FRIssD have concluded to
reduce Its pres TO single subscribers from $3.50 to $500
-the prizes 10 Clubs t'lreidy very low remaining the
same.
The following noyests with the usual variety short
stories, are announced Tor 1874 Mrs Woods novelet
will run through the whole year
WITHIN THE MAZE or, LADY AN
DINNIAN's TRIAL.
BY Mrs. HENRY WOOD author Ct East Lyme" etc
UNA AND HER LIONS.
By MIss A. L. MUzzsY, sutbor Ct zone woman's Kx
perenee" Jealousy" etc, etc.
QUEEN COQUETTA.
By DAISY yENrR0R, author Of"Piince Charming, etc
ONLY A WISH.
By A. NJ DANA author Of Earring Chores, etc, etc.
MISSION WORK.
By Mrs MARGARET HOMER, author of"A Turn 10
Fortunes Wheel" etc, etc.
AN EVERYDAY, HEROINE.
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70 ans and sGactiOns illustrations " our NOveets aud
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phuaioians Prescriptions

-, p,mtiv Reseipts compounded with great care and
.rscv Al very moderate pr cess In constellation q
he limited q the aeoIins slssI All PIssSTP
,s eom pou udei by competent Apothecary, Que con
n rorssnt Win the German Language: - ,
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,,k Ftoat West sts., Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

Wilmington s. Western Railroa ,1, inN sSSi.
,on,h the government will pay On lo'.y ana af nil
uonai dSsrnment Securities can make an
pr" 6 and - cent and increase So P,
income thereby by exchanging tnsS western Raroad
sCnos they bear cen. interest SSs s5oo
mia quarterly iha bonds are Issued ,lv 10 join
PaS al t0l either couptn or REPRESENTATIVE
an. ana ~ q Som BANKERS, No, go Market street
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CONNECTIONS
Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
TIME TABLE.i
Ga8liE
ioYDAY. JANUARY LIST, 1872.


COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY LIST, 1872.
Trains will leave Depot corner Of Broad street ss
Washinsion Avenue As followsi
WAY.MAlL TRAIN at ESQ a; m. SUNDAYS exeeptsd)
for Baltimore, stopping At all Regular Stations. Com
meets at Wilmington With Delaware Rail Road Line
At Clayton with Hrar oh Rail Road and Maryland
and Delaware Rail Road, at harrington with junction
and Breakwser Rail Road at ssaford with Dorchester
and Delaware Rail koad, At Demar with Eastern Shore
Rail Road, at Salisbury with Wieomieo and Poeomoks
ExPREss TRIINGtiI45 a. m Csundays excepted
for Baltimore AMI Washisgton, stopping At Wilmington
PerTYvile snd llAvre-de Gfae Connects at Wilmington
with train for heH Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 90 p. N. Sundays sxespted,l
low, Lnwood Claymosi, Wilmington, Newport, Stanton
Newark, Elkton, North Bast, Cnarlestovn, Perryye.
lIavre de-Grace, Aberdeen, perymans, Rdgewood Mag
nolla Chsfe's and stemmer's Run
tH-NldnT ExPREss At II 80 p N daily for Bait
more ard Washington, stopping at Chester, Llavood.
PerryVille H.vrede-GrIce, Perry mans aud Magnolia.
Passengers for Fortress Monros and Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia aud VII
Leave Phlladsph at 100 nj. 2so. soc 100. and
9 ~ p IN. daily, The go p m: train connects with
Delaware ailfOad for Mor and intermediate tons
Lowe Wilmington a. IS anu $40 IN. go, 40, and
40 p. IN. The 80 N. train will not stop be
Trains leaving Wilmington It SIS 8. H., and 400 p
n, will connect at Lamokin Junction with the 90
a. and 4,aO p IN, Traits for Philadelphia and Balt-
more Central Kali Road
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 10 80, u 70 m ~ and 10
p,m
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 70 a. m. Way Mail 90 =, N, ex-
press 30 p. m Expre,s. % p. N. Express. 10 20
.. m. Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Chester AZ ~ % and IL a. NJ aud IS p. m.
Leave Wilmington al II s., 2V3 AID 10 o. a. M 05
Aad II ..
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leave Baltimore at 2 IS stopping At Magnolia,
Perry mans, Aberdeen, nAvre-ds-drAse Perryvills,
Charlestown, NOTtL-Ea-t, ElktOu, Newark, stanton,
Newport, Wilmington, Clay .sont Lnwood and Chester
rough tickets ~ all onts West, south and south
west may be procured At ticket once SIS Chestnut
street. under nuueaal hotel where Aso state hooms
BsTths In Sleeping Cars secured during ths
day. Persons purchasing tickets at this oniee
baggage checked a. nei fesdsnee BY the Union Trans
fer Company. il. r. kEhNEf, supt.
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NGorse's ReViVum

Va, tbs Hair Great discovery Just what = NEEDED
roe hsiT to It's original color without iniuring
Ss roots II hsE 9 b sFy 1 so IisAn'
Front 4 West SITS, Wilmington Del,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

Bfrnic, No. sos Market 6lresIl mas JI'V - ~
,.ysd InrFe and well selected stock Of boots sid @,
for FN and Winter wear, made Of the hesi SS
in superior style Of workmanship w,,u WI 49,
ts ~ Win any customer made shoe MS pIlets
,rs lnwer than the lowest Cal and examine Nis 7o'N
aud satisfy yourselves.
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We called

D.laware City 8 per cent Teen i1Sa Sn5
far SIC 30 aud accrued interest demon 40 Naret 81
800 bv Ioin McIear Son. NJ o'-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

-The stream of life forks, and religion is
apt to run in one channel and business in
another.