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A Fine Ram.

Logan Dawson, Of this county, had year
ling Cotswold buck which sheared II pounds
Of wool this spring and weighed 200 pound'
after being shoared, II. X. Gentry bred this
buck and sold him 10 Mr. Dawson. Mr. Gen
try has few more ram lambs Of ths same
stock for sale at pas n'ble prizes. Call on
him at his farm on Havkiu' Branch p mile
north Of stanford.
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Teachers, Convention.

We learn that the Rev. IL. A. NJ. Ilender-
son, Superintendent of Public Instruction Of
this State, has announced that there will be
held, at Stanford, beginning on July sth, a
convention of all the teachers, Sc, of our
public schools, in this, the sth Congressional
district. The convention will continue ID de-
alterations from day to day until the entire
business is disposed Of We rejoice to learn
this fact, as much good can be accomplished
by such meetings. Let there he a full attend
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Died.

In Louisville ON tho Sth inst, in the 18th
year Of her age, Jennie, daughter of jackson
and Phoebe Smick, formerly Of this county.
The deceased was a member of the Christian
church at this place. Her remains were
brought here on Monday last, and the funeral
seryices conducted BY Elder :. H. King.
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nlslrlct ConAenllon.

Col. j, Warren GrigsbN the chairman Of the
Democratic committee for this the sth Con-
gressional district, has issued call Cor a con-
vention 10 be held al stanford on July 10th at
2 O'Clock p. a. Tho call appears in our col
umns this week. Let there be a full delega-
ton Of men sent hore in accordance with the
plan laid down by the ell. II this should be
done, there will he no room for any one 10
ctyl
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Look Oul for.l INC sHdr.

g. W. Noyes' G.vaf Crescent City Circus
and Caravam-era will be here on Monday the
9th inst. Save up your quarters apd halves,
for this is the most complete organization in
the world. Our readers will find double
column advertisement in this issue, which con-
tains much interesting reading but this 4, one
of the shows that does more than it ADVERTISE
Prof. Rose, the most fearless aranaut now
living, viii make a grand balloon ascension.
This circus will produce something fresh.
They have a host of performers, each one starr
in their particular line. Mile Toumour, the
original queen of the air, will perform the
most daring feats ON the trapezeey attempted
by man or woman. Jimmy Reynolds, who j.
recognized the best clown in America, will
amuse the people with fresh gags and songs.
Everybody must go, and we assure them they
will get the worth of their money.
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A Veteran Teacher.

Mr. Charles Taylor, one Of our oldest teach
ers has just closet his school at Halls Gar, and
will leave this country in few days on n
visit 10 his friends in Ohio, aud Missouri.
Uncle Charlie has been teaching in that vicin-
ity for number of years. lie informs Us
that some of his pupils under his charge in
the school that he has just closed, ere children
Of pupils he taught year ago. The people
of that vicinity cannot place too high an osti-
mate on hin. lie will return in the fall and
will rosnme bis duties.
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There is four year old child in this county
which sucks iis grandmother and cries a. lus.
tily for the lac1eal fluid as any four weeks old
youagster in the land. Habit, in this matter
b as strong a. in any other case, and We pre-
sumo that four wear old will cling on 10 i'a
pap aeyeIal wear. lonseE.
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NOTICE.

Az cnnuunlcatana, either OF 1n r.iiiorial W hua,
ucs chw Tor, sl1uh ha alirDaad 90 itLruN u
SAMw Dtia boa D., Staufui, Ky
~ muniH remitai us fir aivcrilsifr Hliscrirtion
a rh Wurt musi ho s'ui w CHECKS rsi |0ihco money
ror nr cNprs' ot 70 vii h' nt che plftla uwn rih
james C'1t IS our authasel tout 10 Jacksonville N
enntHci tH ioH Work Alfefiisid. aitHrl 20 sulairp
uuns, aui involve 80 muniol hr Zoe umc.
uUu AuUNIai
Jas C0t, Jacksonville. D. U Mriran, Crab urliafdi
W T. Curt sifiorat. q Do urfaut, Cum sulphur
a. = Jones, Pine ASA, D. w. ualds shelby ely.
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Harris House.

Our readers will notice the card Of this
House in our paper to-day We know from
recent experience that no better hotel can be
found in The interior Of our State than this.
We were kindly treated, well fed, and enjoyed
our visit finely. When you go to Crab Or
ohard, Try il for yourself
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The Markets.

We notice no change from last woaks quotations and
being pressed fr space lsaye out our market r,orts
In New York the market for cattle besin 10 weaken
and slight decline iIun former quotations the hte
cattle selling al 1871 cents And shespprces arc lover
6lig7k Al Cincinnati, quotations iof cattle arc
frmn - Is 10 s. 7S Louisville quotations iuf cattle o
tr bsst butchers hecyes S5509s57j.
WOOL Markets,
Receipts are Improving, the market d very duh 20
ci50 cents for unshgarcd and 65 70 ior tab-vashed
aud S5egS7 for bury. The views Of lirnsa arc sun
above those Of buyers The tariff question Il setllei'
and wool must decline materially.
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On last Friday afternoon a terrible storm Of
wind passed over the greater portion Of this
county, doing much damage to the growing
crops, and IN some PLACES to houses, fences,
timber, &o. No damass u any consequences
done "a ihis place.
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Al the Presbyterian church in this place, by
Rev. $ S. McRoberts, on Thursday 18th inst,
Mn. JAS W. MARS, Of Campbellsyillc, KY
TO Miss Lucy J. TRorrEn, Of this place.
Attendonts-MR ID. W. GoUDY, Of Camp
bcllsyille, aud Miss BErrIE BLAIN, Of Stanford.
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To Our Exchanges.

We notice that our exchanges are wrongly
informed as 10 the day the Lincoln County
Stock Fair will he held. They VIII confer a
favor upon MS by corccting.their iistsirom the
30th of July to the Goth, continuing two days
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In Our Agents.

Your attention Is respectfully called 10 our
new club rates, and you are urgently requested
70 devote a few SPAN moments in our behalf
du.ing the neat few vsckt
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THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
-cg TIA
Lincoln County Stock Fair
win De- HcM at the Fair Grounds near
STANFORD, KENTUCKY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
July, 25th and 26th, 1872.


Trranrxr--rr Thos " Montgomery.
NtcE pHruprSr-Col G. II. Nchester.
SEcurrarY ANu TnEAsUnra-H " Mckinney.
ASSISTANT SECRET NY--Mmt VI Miller.
Ufprcfous-Inn +. UwtIey, ) Hail, W. n With
ers n. " Woods, W. s. Hockcr, Geu W. Aliord, samil
Bau1hmru.
Cutrr MAEsuAt--Wm. 81. Carpenter.
As4fsrtNr ~ iusutI--uauiI Millef.
RiNG MAsrEn-J Walker Owens.
nfnnoV ~ .rsuAts-f Nc. frnce. 10 " uoeer
Ffptn NRHsuALs-W Walter o.. sauuief., Iiss. Pur-
dom. A. a. Penny. JACK Cover, Andy Crfau, Henry
Bright John =. Hays, g. s. Eaiuey, Suuuel I. Camp
bcii james Gauiad, Richard liockcr and VIA. sWullc
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The beautiful Csntata, the Flower Qsccn
will be performed by forty young ladies Of the
sunday schools at the Tower Hall in Lancas-
ter ON Friday evening at O'Clock.
ARGUMENT.
Tho Flowers meet in the forest to choose
their queen. A person tired of this world,
seeks relief in the same place. The flowers
tell of love and duty and the rccluse resolves
to return TO her fellow creatures and be happy.
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New supply Of Croquet sets received
Al w. II. Andcnon's drug store
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SINGLE HARNESS STOCK.
JACK STOCK
MILES,

For the finest mule Sset, -.s-~--akk " - huDoie,
fifteen hands high, three years oil M aud
superiority to le adj judged by oonsiderinesy,
action and nnish.
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PERsoNIFICATioNs.

The proceeds are to be equally divided
among the three Sunday schools of Lancaster
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R,si Faucl bullock. Of any age .-.,.......slo %
Best Cow, Free Martin or srayol lieifir.....i 10 90
HORSE STOCK-FOr Saddle Purposes.


Hest stallion any elc...- ~ y
Best Mare any Eae.......-. ...-..-.-l..-s. - v
Best stallion and eve or more 81 bis progeny, Of
any age or sex, without regard ~ ownership SO D
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Best pal hasss Mare Mu.es.
Best pair harness Horse
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02
New Castle Items.
GUARDIANS APPOISTED-THE COMMONS
Ms-DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

GUARDIANS APPoINTED-THE COMMONS
YARNS -DEMOCRATIc MEETING.
The horse epidemic has not yet put in
an appearance here, and great hopes are
felt that the horse flesh of our section may
escape.
On last Saturday, as George y. Tybout,
Esq, was returning to his home from a
visit to town, his horses from some cause
took fright, ran away and demolished the
carriage, but fortunately did no injury to
them elves or 10 Mr.. T.
A number of our mechanics left town
last Saturday, for Kent county, Md, to
work on the construction of barn aud
other out buildings, on the farm OF DR..
Black. They will return on Tuesday
next, to cast tll ir votes, after which they
expect 10 be absent the greater part Of the
winter.
A few evenings since, as a young gentle
man who resides 10 the country short
distance from town was returning home
on horseback, after Welt to some Of his
friends here, his horse suddenly came in
contact with a COW lying IN the road,
causing the former to run away and throw
his rider, but fortunately Without injurlng
him. People who permit their cattle to
rove the roads at night, to the danger OF
the travelling public. deserve 10 have them
taken up and impounded.
One day last week while James Keegap,
little son of Mr.. John Keegan, proprietor
Of the Rising Sun Hotel, was playing
around on tue pavement Of tue hotel he
by some means fell, and, twisting his foot,
dislocated the ankle Joint. Drs. Black,
Ferris and Stewart were called In and
reduced the dlslocallon, and the little fell
low Is now doing we'll. This boy seems
truly unfortunate with his limbs, having,
some three or four years ag ., suffered a
compound fracture Of the same limb, from
which he has but recently entirely re-
covered.
At a session Of the Orphans Courtfor
this county Tuesday week the 22d Inst, the
following guardians we're appointed, viz
DR.. Swithin Chandler, guardian of joseph
and John Wesley Chlndler, minor chill
dren Of Thomas j. Chandler, late Of
Kcnslngton, In the State of Pennsylvania,
deceased. Robert Yoshell, guardian Of
Margaret Hodgson, minor daughter Of
Geo w. HodgsOn, late of Smyrna, Kent
county, deceased. Geo; A. TObin, guar
dian of Emma Jane Yarnall, minor
daughter of Clayton Yarnall, deceased.
Ann b. Washington, guardian of Margar-
eta, John O.. Martha, Annie X, and
Elizabeth j., minor children of George l..
Washington, late of Northampton county,
In the State Of Pennsylvania, deceased.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02
THE STATE.

Laurel has no church choir.
Now is the time to plant your fruit
trees.
Milford has oysters at p cents per
bushel.
Whip thieves are troubles ONE about
Delaware City.
Still there is no steamer between Lewes
and New York.
The Junction s. Breakwater railroad
needs repairing.
Christ Episcopal Church, ct Delaware
City, is now finished.
A stralght-out Conference was recently
held In Kent county.
The owners of the seaford lime kilus,
report business brisk.
The Ns,es says the old NJ. Z. Church o.
Milford Is prayed out.
Hohecker's wooden mill, near Milford,
ls approaching completion,
Why don't the Dsld,sdroan publish an
original local occasionally !
O'Connor and Adams campaign docu-
mcuts are being circulated.
Mi ton and Milford claim TO lead In ship
building south of Chrisliana.
Farmers forbid sportsmen trespassing
on their premises in Sussex county.
The Dover Cornet Band still exists, re-
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Both political parties In Sussex believe
there is much In free excursion trains.
The new ME-. Church, at Drawbridge,
Sussex county, was dedicated on Sunday.
The Mount Vernon Band, Of this city,
delighted the ci.lz.ns OF Milford last
week.
One bnshel Of white potatoes brings as
much as two bushels Of sweet potatoes In
Milford.
Joshua Sharpe, one ofthe most respect
ed citizens Of Sussex county, died ON the
21st inst.
South Milford is thriving and is said TO
be coping with its better half north Of the
Mlspilion.
Both parties are fighting hard in Sussex
county. No less than thirty political
meetings are announced to take place
there between this time and the election.
A small schooner, bateau build, without
name or hailing place, came ashore at
LeVes last week.
Democrats and Republicans OF Della
ware should remember this is the last
week for preparation.
The engine of the construction train on
the Delaware and Pennsylvania railroad
can be seen from Newark.
A fine lot of ewes has just been received
from the West by Messrs. Pamholt IL
McCord, of Delaware City.
The Democrats, Of Harrington, had an
| OK roast last week. The OK, However,
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oSE TO RE ESTABLISHED IN THIS CITY.
Thursday night a number of ladies and
gentlemen NIT in the Board of Trade
rooms to consider the propriely of tsia0
.ithing one or more "IlUlly Tree Inns" in
The lower sections Of this city.
They arc simply cheap restaurants,
wtc'c poor people can procure the ncccs-
tarcs If life, OF the best kind at a modcr-
ate cost. Similar establishments are in
existence In Boston, kept In the ncatcst
aid clcanest order, and the victuals fur
nished are cooked in the incest manner
possible. Any person can gc' bowl Of
tea or coffee for five ccuts, bread five cents,
vegetables five cents for each KIDD. and
~ ON. They are all well patronized
Wherever established, and ut the above
rates enough morey is made to pay the
current expenses.
Alter an interchange of views il was
resolved to form permal ent organization
10 he called the " Holly Tree Inn AssO-
cialion,' and the following officers were
elected -
President-George W. Bush
Secretary -G,urge W Stone.
Trcasurcr-Thomas McClary.
Executive Commlttee--W NJ. Candy,
Cement b. Snyth, Miss Annie Scmplc,
Miss Martha Jones, and T.. 4. Warner.
number then enrolled themselves as
members of the organization and motion
was adopted directing the Executive Com
mittee to procure a house IN he ncighhor
hood Of Water aud Market streets, and
Immediately lit it up.
Any persons desiring TO assist in thii
philanthrOpic enterprise can get lnforma
ton from any of the officers.
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THE NEW ii. f. CHURCH AT PORT DEPOSIT
Especial Correspondence OF EVERY EvsNINal
PoRT DEPOSIT, Oct. 3i.-The new Meth,
odist Episcopal Church, at this place, pre-
scented 10y the Hon. Jacob Tome, was ded-
icated yesterday. The services continued
throughout the day aud evening.
Bishop Simpson preached in the morn
ing and Rev. Thomas Guard,o Baltimore,
in the afternoon. In the evening several
addresses were delivered by ministers, Of
whom not less than thirty were present,
from the Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Whining on Conferences.
The attendance was very large, and the
day was observed as a regular holiday in
Poit Deposit, business being almost
entirely suspended.
Mr.. Tome was himself present, and on
behalf Of the trustees presented the church
to the Bishop. having prev ously given the
deed for the building TO the trustees.
One remarkable feature was that no
collection was called for during the entire
services. b.
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DAILY MEETINGS ORDERED TO coMMENc
NEXT wEEE.

NEXT WEEK.
An adjourned meeting ofthe Managers
of the Wilmington Board Of Trade was
held Tuesday evening, President, Col. II. S.
McComb In the chair, and Mr.. Geo. W.
Stone, Secretary.
The meeting was for the purpose Of con
slderlng the question Of holding daily
meetings.
On motion of Mr.. Joshua 7. Head, a
resolution was adopted ordering daily
meetings TO commence on Wednesday,
Nov. 9th, and be held regularly thereafter.
The following is the agreement signed
by thirty-one business men of Wilmington.
We, the undersigned. members of the
Wilmington Board of Trade, agree TO meet
at the rooms of the Board daily, between
the hours of IL and 1890 O'Clock each
day, for tho ensuing six mouths, for BUSH
ness purposes, either in person or by proxy.
(Signed, )-Garrett, Kent Il Co., Bellah
& Co., James & Webb, r +. Robinson,
jenkins & Atkinson, teidel & Hastings,
Pussy, Scott Il Co., John McLear Il Son,
Geo. A. lie Ma'stre, Wooley Il Van Trump,
Lobdell Car WheelCo., Capelle & Brother,
James Bradford. William Green Il Co.,
Hllles & Jones, II. s. McComb, Iarlin &
1ollingsworth Co., Charles Warner & Co.,
Pussy, Jones Il Co., Geo. W. Stone, Geo.
W. Bush, Diamond State Iron Co., Jackson
s. Sharp Co., William Lea 81 Sons, W. r..
& II. Cause, NJ. NJ. Child Il Co., j. T.
Head, G. Worrell, Croasdale n Cameron,
Thos. de Normandie, W. II. Schoen.
After the meeting adjourned an informal
"talk" was had GU the feasibility of
erecting an elevator. The general opin.
ion seemed to be that 1t was very desirable
that one shoEld be put up, and also that
il would be a paying Investment. Nc
definite action was taken on the matter
however
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02

A freight train, of the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati and St. Louis Railroad, ran into
the saltwater river, near Covington, Ohio,
on Sunday, killing John Thompson, brake
man, and injuring the fireman and engl-
neer.
The steamer Umpire sunk at Cincinnati
bar, below Shawneetown, H., on SUNDAY,
aud will probably be a total loss. No
lives were lost. The vessel was valued NJ
100000. The loss on the cargo is not
stated.
Eben IL Childs, Chief Clerk of the Post.
office Department, died suddenly in Albany
on Tuesday evening, aged seventy-three
He had been forty years employed in The
dIariment. Deceased was on his wedding
tour when he died, having been married
one week.
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sCOTT-WILKINs,-f In Philadelphia, October
PIT, 1872 by Rev Joseph Mason, william ..
Scott. Of woodbury. New Jersey, aud Mary Z.
wilkins, " Wilmington, Del
PIRRCR-POIHsETT On the 9th instant. at
Marcus Hook, By Rev, dr DicksnsOu. Albau
n Pierce aud Hattie Poinsett, both OF VIII
miBgton. Del.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In wilminston, Del
on the 2lth inst At the residence Of the hr de,
by the Rav. Thomas LHmplugh. NJ Robert J.
Rturphey 10 Sarah Elizabeth Lamplugh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02

DRHAVEN. In this city. October 3lsi mary 4
T.. wife Of A. n. DeHavep, and daughter VI
Zadoc Townsend, tf this CITY.
Fuleral services at Grace Church on saturday
AfteruoOn preosely at O'Clock.
NAYLOR in this city, on tho 3lth Of October,
Henry c. Naylor, Ia the 18th year Of bis rge,
The relatives aud friends Of the family are re-
specifically invited to at,end bis funeral from his
late residence No 6li Spruce street, on SUNDAY,
Ut quarter VI o'clock. 7 ~, without further
mot ce, tto remains TO be inferred ut Old ewedes'
reme e y. Services st the church.
JEFFERis.-fn this city. Mary E. Jeherls, wife
VI Cherries C. Jefferis aRei IS years.
MASSEY - attn day. October 26h Mrs. Harriet
Nancy In the Stud year Of hirage.
KRLLBR In this city, On the 18th Infant Sarah,
wife of deorge +. Keller Of apOplexy, IA her
60th year.
GREGG IN this city, on Wednesday, the 9fh
inst, Maria y. Gtcgg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02

NEW suiP-YARD IN WILMINGTON.
Messrs. Nathaniel Tcmlinson q Co., Of
Mystic, Conn, have leased 200 feet Of
ground on the Brandywine front just be.
yond DUE, Bowers Il Co.'s car works,
aud intend 10 establish there ship.yard
for building wooden vessels. We venture
that there is not better site for such
business to be found In this county, than
the place selected by this gentleman. The
tract of land leased extends back to
Twelfth street, giving ample room for the
prosecution Of a large business. The
new firm will lay the irst keel in about
five weeks. The number of contracts
already awarded to tie firm promise
plenty of business for long time, and
we think their prospects are decidedly
brilliant.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02

BURNING of THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON.
The slde-wheel steamboat Balloon. be.
longing to Wood, Dialogue IL Co., ma
chnists and ship builders at Kalghn's
Point, took tre Tuesday evening about six
O'Clock, at the machine shop wharf, foot
Of Mechanics street, Camden, and was
burned TO the waters edge. The boat had
not been used for several weeks Last
summer II was employed 10 carrying
truck from Pennsgrove TO Wilmington,
Del. The Balloon was at one time owned
by Captain Whllldln, and un by him be.
tween Philadelphia and Wilmington fol
many years. He then sold the vessel 10 q
Baltimore company. During the war
she was sold to the United States Govern.
ment, and used as a transport for soldiers
and ammunition. She cost originally
about $50, UO0.--PAiladclphia Ledger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02

To-day Saturday Hon, Henry Wilson,
Republican candidate for Vice President,
viii speak In the afternoon in Milford,
aud Ia the evening in the Institute Hall,
in this city.
Hon. Richard Vaux addressed a large
Democratic meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
last night. His addresses was quite elo-
quent and elected loud applause. He de-
clared that the Republican party depended
entirely on i've props, Force, Fraud,
Money, Patronage and the Negro. Knock
any single one Of these away and the
whole structure tumbles to the ground.
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Trustees Of the Poor.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED To SELL THE PRES
ENT ALMsHOUsE.

COMMITTEE APPOINTED To SELL THE PRES
ENT ALMsHOUsE.
On Wednesday the Trustees Of the
Poor held a SECULAR meeting.
The usual routine Of business was trans
acted.
Geo. Lodge, c. Hill Brinton, Allan
Gawtlhop and John W. Evans were ap-
pointed committee 10 sell the present
Site Of the almshuuse.
The report Of the Oyerseer was read
which showed an unusually small NUM-
Der of inmul, under his charge.
TIE Grand Jury met with the Trustees,
aud will make Il report Ut the next session
of Court.
Two colOr,d men who have been COZ
lined in the Insane Department for some
time, We're ordered 10 be released they
having recovered.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02

OnEsTER NoTEs.-The Garden City built
at Roach's Iron shipbullding Yard, for the
New York and Hunters point Ferry Com
pany, left the yard on Saturday and ar
riy tafely in New York on Monday.
The Parker street culvoft have been CON-
Iletd, and the same contractor Is now
hu-, eXcavating for a culyeit on Third
street from Kerln to Franklin street, con-
Meeting with the above.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-02

RNIaHTs OF pYTHIAs.-An extra meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge Of Delaware was
held Tuesday. Grand Chancellor Wiley
In the Chair. The meeting was called to
exempllfy the unwrllten work Of the order
and to change the ritual, and transact
other business Of interest to nohe but the
members,