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

Coon TBnPLARs.-The Grand Lodge
of the /. o. G. 7. met at smyrna on We'd
nesday week. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year G. W. c. T.
Rev. A. d. Davis G. W. V. T., Miss
Crouch G. W. S., McKendre Dewnham
e. W. T., s. J. Wiley. ~. d. G. Ridg-
way, Of Smyrna, was elccted representa-.
tive to the X. W. g. L., which meets in
London, in May, 1873.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14
- -. .rs,xn-zaGr1 PHlLAuELPHIA. Will
klM IA &zHexSAN MlNOTON 4 BAIti.
~ wv 49, ---AN MORE RAILROAD rtHI

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@sH wv rs-3---nN MORE RAILIgA b ripI
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Ann W ASH NG1oN AVENffE a. f,ilo,ss
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! RR line. Al Cf.vton Win SMYRNA Rraneh =
< NJ Sanford viii b ID Z AZ bsim
nthR ~ ~ ssiisbSry with "
~EggPRRss TsRA IN NJ ~ n M fsnStsxin y.
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wml1s9S; sna nS ~, Er,;.'
'FsV pprsc TN ~ i M 3 N SCAT sasNs.
ted Tor Btltitare aud wasaias.on. sioeSins y
nuu''S ~ ELL. Ne,es,
sssi fihtrlssion psrryvilla Rayrs.ds. ilysss
! Ahsf,s,a- II rrvintnis Eis.Nooi x ~, NJ
, ilhss, 'sai,,d St.n,iirr +. Ia.
Sigii'r EXPKEsg.pW - 81 ,uati,. IA,
h titiinar, md Wssa,nate, .ppih,' a, rIss.tsyy
Iiawnod cisynoat wliHlugton 3,wart III
In. North East. Perrys ia. 1avrsds lr,.s. Ia.
| TYuiau . and Magnolia
Passengers for Fortress nontov anu aor.oit, wn
''' - wiLMiEaToR rAAlNs
stOpptuH At al asatiOne bet wsen PhiladripbiA sho
Wilminsma
~, l. % And y gOldailylP a ThsdH : n irsif
| eui ascts with Delaware Railroad for Milford an.
intermediate stations
Leave Wilmingt"a A. .. N, 90 Aad 10 a. NJ,
| stop hatw-sn Chester and Philadelphia On Sun
| day leave lmuEi1u at6N 2. ~
| fhe A. =. a rata FROM wilmington will con.
meet at Arsenal function b. street Ekrs with tht
$40 "A NJ train for dew York from West Pnila.
| delphia
| PHlLADA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL X. X
| TRAINS Stopping a. al stations on Chester Crssl
eeptedl, at7.OA NJ and Asp. NJ. philadelphia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

A Row AND SMAsH-UP.-On Saturday
nlsh last, between ten and eleven o'clOek,
a rJw occurred in Orange street, between
Fourth aud Fiilh streets. betw, en- JOnn
llaggerty and his wife. John il "A milk
man by profession and works very hard,
and by way Of keeping up his strength be
usts a little heart ariuing fluid Ms stin-
lleut, say about thimhle full at dose
| appears tn Il when Juhu gets stimulated
ny TO about 1860 in ne shade he geis jral-
.us uf III, WI aud one Of the ueig h; or.
Ga Saturday GIT Le locked her Uui aud
told her SHE cOald lay there Il night wi Ii
Mr.. This not meeting her view =
she demanded that be should oueu tine
door; the demand not being complied
with she proceeded to force au entrance
| hJ smashing the window. She then pro-
ceeded to the door and threatened to ser ~
| il in like manner, when John, no doubt
| derming discretion the better pat of valor.
opened the castle and retreatsd up stairs
/ in good order, where, from the window be
cursed and threatened the crowd assem-
hicd on the pavement below with prosccu-
| ton before the Mayor, while his wife
below, with a kettle of hot water, PROM
ised them a scalding If they did not vacatC
the premisei. These rows, We learn, are
/ of frequent occurrence, and are very an
noyiug to the peace loving citizens of the
neighborhood. It would be well if Mayor
Simms would instruct the police to keel
an eye on that vicinity and arrest some Of
the parties who so frequently break thu
/ peace. NEIGHBOH.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

MrETiNa MISUNDERSTANDING evening
IA Re.u cans tn ri held public
meet front f the City Hall, which
wa Dire .ed IA Hon. J hn NJ b .omall.
u' = m-,l. niA To- IL heg u'in' to
+ u, h nd nee 80 ed N re CITY
Hall nd " re- furta addressed by VIM.
Nicholson, Esq Ut Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

QUARANTINE.-The Chester Republican
learns from from the officers at the Laza-
retto, that but two cases of sickness have
appeared On board vessels arriving at that
station thus far, during the present quar-
antlne term, and these were Southern bill
in the South, both Of which yielded readi
vessels visited, this season, has not been
quite so large as last.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

ENLARGEMENT. - Bowers, Dure " Co.,
are building au enlargement to their black
smith shop, and propose making further
additions TO their work, their increased
business demanding il.
The TRAVELLERS REcoRD.--Mcssrs.
Woolley & Van Trump, the Wilmington
agents for the Travellers Insurance Com
pany OF Hartford, are distributing the
september number of the beautiful Tran
eler's Record, published by that Company.
ltis worth getting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Robert
Kirk WOO l.ir. living on the duPont's banks,
while walking on Water street near King,
had violent hemorrhage and died short
" aiterward. The Coroner held an in
que on the b >dy, and the Jury rendered
verdict in accordance with the abo' q
fBrts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

SIXTY BUILDING LoTs. - Mi. James
Bradford will sell at Public sale on Satur-
day next, Sept, 14th, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ,
sixty eligible building lots stu ted on
Delaware, Gilpin and Shallcross avenue,
and Washington, Jefferson, Thirteenth
Jackson, Harrison, Clayton and Lincoln
streets These lots are certainly desira-
Bile for building purposes and they should
not be allowed to be sold low.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

WATER WITCH HoRsEs.-The Water
Witch Fire Company has purchased two
horses from gentleman in Lancaster
county, Pa, for $3.50. They reached this
CITY Yesterday
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

ACcIDRNT.-An accident occurred Fri
day afternoon week, to a man employed as
foreman at Bowers, Dure IL Co.'s cal
works. lie was engaged at work with a
circular saw when piece Of the board
flew off and struck him on the breast,
which knocked him senseless. He was
picked up and carried to his house where
his injuries were ascertained to he Of a
light nature. He is now doing well.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

PicNIc AT HARE's CORNER. The Am-
phion Cornrt Band, Of New Castle. will
hold picnic IN McCrone's woods, Hare's
Corner, to-day (Saturdsy) September 18th,
commencing at 10, AM, II 'cks will run
from New Cattle to the gro c every hour.
A splendid string band will he in attend
an.p
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

The BEST YET HEARD FRoM.-Charles
G. Webb, of East Whiteland township,
informs us that one day last week he
throshed out Of ~ dozen sheaves II 4
bushels of wheat, not including 'tailings."
This is the best production we have yet
heard Of, and we think Mr.. Webb has no
cause to complain of his crop not being a
good one. Who can beat III West Chester
Jehersonian.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

BouGHT THEIR Houses. The Delaware
stea IN Fire Engine Co., purchased good
pair.of horses to pull their steamer Fridsy
week which arrived next day per steam
boat from Philadelphia. The Company
still needs come motc money to help II
out, and We hope that they will receive
liberal assistance. The Delaware is au
efficient old company well worthy of en-
couragement.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

RAILROAD INTEREST. AT the primary
meeting held in Baltimore hundred last
Saturday the following resolution was
adopted, which indicates the interest the
people there feel in their railroad scheme
Rcsolgad, That We express our unquali.
fled approval of the action of the Demo.
cratic party in the nomination of Greeley
aud Brown, and that while We earnestly
desire the success of the whole DemOc'
cratic ticket, National, State aud county
We at the same time reserve the privilege
of advocating and supporting the election
Of those men Who viii give the most ma
lerial aid aud make the greatest effort t
promote our railroad enterprise known al
the Brtakwater aud Frankiord Railroad. -
| SMsaul JoMrMaI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

YouNG CRIMiNALs.-Three small boys,
VIM Edwards, WIN. Brown, aud Micnael
Craven, have been lounging around the
brewery of W. q. Foord, Sixth and Orange
streets, for some time and committing
depredat Ons. They were arrested yes
terday, fined costs and held in $50 bail TO
| keep the ptacs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN STORE

SMITH BRBEN would announce to their
friends ard the publc gent rally. that they have
taken too Hior-, North east corner VI Fourth aud
shipley streets, ~ilmingtO Del aud Opel ed n
fnnr, Feel aud Drain ftufe. They will con-
stantly keep q foil fnd fresh assortment Of the
he b,a d. Of family flour. huckw beet aud CON
mehl, GA meal. Tar ma, com starch, gaTdFu nd
bird seeds. cl creed, mill feed, oats. corn, sud
In fart very thing usu lily found In well Tegn-
lat Il Hour, feed aud grain store. which they will
di-piss Ot 1t th lnwrst market rates
Guods pntchared at their ttnra - III Ia delivered
tlanY uart oi tho Gilt free NJ cha ge The citi.
z,n- # Wtimin tuu sud toe pul he are invited to
give them c. u, ar they feel confident they can
give 81 tire s. tittdction to uttb aseis. iesw
!. M TIL j. J. HKEFH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

A. Of which are warranted VI the qu' lity. duTa-
hiluy an peri cii' Of hnish that has chSrActeri-
z"d their carriage for TWEEN y years past. Re-
paliing aud pain tng promptly attended to in the
best mauner keound baud carriages always on
hand at lew prices. ips-w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

Ref mIcAN MEETINGs.-Thc republic
cans Of Brandywne hundred held a
meeting ia sharpley's school house on
saturday night. After making arrange
mcnla for the nomination election on Sat
urlay the meeting was ably addressed by
Will an Silver Esq.
4 meeting was also held at Stanton, and
was addressed 10y Joseph l., Killgore, ESQ.
Anthony Higgins, Esq, addressed a
good meeting IN Newark on Saturday
evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

mort wonderful aud elesan ~ constructed
sewing machine for family work Complete In
al ITS parts uaes the straight wye pn nird nee tle
self threading. direct Up ight pdstivs motion
new tension self feed aLd q h euiisi Upsts..s
by whfel sud IN a tttls. iighi running smooth
and nolseless Ike all good XII priced mach nes
Has patent cueck to pfrvaut th4 WHEEL being
tnrned the wrong way. Uses the thread nirect
from ne spool Mak.s the elastic iurh stitch
close and rapid, wi do ali kinds Of w1,k ma
ana coarse, rom camhfie To heavy cloth ~ leather
= uses Heserpiiou- Of thread Tits mach ne
IN heavily unstiuctsd 10 give 1t btref gtht al the
arts o each machine helms made ultss nv m,-
ghlbery ana beautifully nnislrd aud ofnausntpt
Ia operation. Reliable at all time.. and d prarti-
e. tclH9lin ineeuhuieal Invention at Gr,dtfy
., A good, cheap family sewing machine at last
m ~ mrs. a1u 9niy s9c ess pr due n< vain-
machine, lts extreme low pie reaches All son
aiii'S Sans Us simplicity aud sire, Eh aiapts i 10
rapid demand,
1T rs ALL 1T Is RECOMMENDED
~ use 20 those VINO are wanting really good
sewing machine, at low price.
Ma. r. wmsoS.
Price u e'ch IN lehine ''Gmss :. - .une. -
lwarranied for i've years by u ecinl cartifcttel
WIN al The fixtures, and every III M comp ets
belouging to q. inc uding self threading needle.
paeAed N strong wooden box, aud drliv- red to
any part vi the country. by expire j. free Of furI ar
enATBen, On receipt Of piicp, uNly FIVE niLARs
safe delivery guaranteed With enrh macbine
patent w ~"
BUTTON HOLE woRKER.
One Of the most important and useful inventions
Ol ths age; So simple aud Ger al that q Guild
can work tho hneEt button hole with fenular ~
ADD ease. Strong aud beautifu
special terms and extra Inducements tn male
ana female agents. store Keepers, &c , whu vii
eiahl sh Ag"nees through thu country and keat
our New Machines On exhibition aud ala conn
" nights gwen t. smart ageut. free gent
mp etc 'uihts furni he'd without any extra
char e. samples Of tewtng. descriptive circulars
containing ,rrms, ttsiim nialS engraving, SC
seut free, We also supply -
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Latest fTients aud improvements TO, the Va IN
hnd Garden. mo" erH. heapers Cultivuto o. Heed
OuIters' nfrrows. EARN Mills. Plante s Har
ehleIs. hfenhe and all articles needed for
tAiln Woik. hHFr ~ d. in latKe varirtv MIR
way .atH ne wonderful multiplying kryT tiNu
Corn PER hundlei, ae &c Alln oney sent In
y ulur M ey orders registered le' terr drafts
or nv tNpress W be- It * and are nerfectly
n cure de- very Of fan ous gouds gnarantesd
Al a ID responsible him that sell The hest
goo ~ tae ipn Get lice, and eau ba felied up u
p1 our trAdf,s. tffgIHer'S J0WrHNi, H. York
Address oideIs, JBRuMk HUDSON & CO.,
York. ZEN 5tsm ne"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

A NUISANCE - rhere IS much com lint
ju t'y made agaihsl Tue reten ion d
uiser abe u,d t.mnc down tuHure on
the lot adjoining the old 81. Mary's Col
lcge building. \ portion Of tue weather.
boarding is torn oil adding To is uusishtly
appearance, aud We ARE told IL is tue rem
devious for characters of the very worst
class. What lie 1t left standing there for
anyhow
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

WITHOUT A PASTOR. Rev. d. W. Moore
notified the memucls Of the Lower Brandy
wine Presbyterian church, Christiana hun
dred, last Saturday week. that he desired
To discontinue his pastoral relations with
them. He has been residing In our city
for a year or two back, and is connected
with one of the academies.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14


MlAEn TRAM. North natd. Will itHV. NE mot
At SO =. n Laurel, %; sea ~ s ha; - idse-
VILE, ~. nr.eawnud, "a; ia "nngtun. q 10
Harm ton, -, FELTON,, f.hu; CAnterhH-y 81
Mnndside. Gul. Wy may. :; Dover. n "a
MORTON. e. 81: kreuturi. 2 o.. haydn z. g.
Green Spring, -; i ack bir+. 73ii '"wureun
T. a; Mrdi'tnwn = ". NJ Pleasant S 2a; Rifk
WUld. s ~. New udsile. y ~. arrive 1t III
mtuet-n y 80; fhilade oh a. II ~; Baltimore
~ t"uthw"rt. Will leave rhilad lpha I'll s.
=. NJ BtNimur" 80, Wilmington, 2 -; New
.a.t.e. l.2'; Mlddietpwn. 2a;ud Thwu.eud2 -
ca tuu 10, - Vol 4 10; Wyoming, ! 10; + /.
ton. 1 ~; harrington, o. Q; ssrmlugtm, l5i
ere nwoid. o driogetille, 3, ini seal.rd, l5j
Lauiel, q. ~; DslmHr. NJ.
,n' mixed r,l. Will 90 -un rubisg' : dolar r
t7cideni To sight husiunhs. and VII stop only Al
-titinu- where time IN given
,EN CASTLE TRAINS
leave New Caste for Wiu .ngtpn and PhilAdel
phtaAt7 ~ A Leave rhtHde lphia. II uJ
aud Wilmington. Imp NJ. for Now Castle
sMY INA BRANCH TRAINS
Aidilvudl e. hone above leave Clayton fOl
SMYRNA 5. ~ A. 81. aud 2.00 p NJ leave smyrni
fnf Clayton D. 70 A. NJ. aud = 81 p. NJ to make
eounectioq With ra,uA to aud frum Dover. and SIS,
lions south
CONN gCTlONs
Al fuwuruud. with thu Kent Cnunty and QaeeI
Anoe Kent Rallr0ads. Al Clayton, with Nd.
s'a x A. Harrington via y h. X.
A. seaiOrd, With y u 4. K At Delmsr, will
>. N. h. ADD W o1mica uaf pucOmnka X r.
Y KENNBY suu-riutanisnt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

DRUNK AND DIsoRDBRLY. 49, James
Frazer was arrested and brought before
the Mayor, charged with being drunk aud
disord rlv. lie wa fined IS anu COSTS,
aud bound over in the sum Of $500 for his
cd behavior. r. MaNor is determined
. put q to- in sncn spree or make the
pa ties pay for them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

CoLoREn MEETING. The cOored eiti-
zens OF Wilmington held n meeting in tue
rooms Of n e Abraham Literary Institute,
Monday night d. Is. Anderson WAS cali
ell to the char, and 5 b Carry was APP
pointed setr,tiry. Mr.. Wear, a colored
man oi Philadelphia, ad lressed the audi
ancc very ably,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

sToNING A WOMAN.-Aleck and Lydia
Whortenby had hearing for throwing
stones at Sarah Mullen. Aleck was fined
81 and costs and held in $50 bail to keep
the peace, and Lydia was held in $500 TO
appear at Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

ARREsTEn'-Lew Collins, colOred man,
was arrested in Newark on Saturday week
by Deputy Sheriff Atkinson. on suspicion
Of being the person who broke into the
store of Mr. Wilson some months ago.
lie had a hearing before Squire Mexico
wan, but the evidence not being sufficient
to warrant his detention, he was released.
Collins has just served out term of inn
prisonment in the county jail.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

PRICE RAISED. The Mayor of Whining
ton has raised the price Of sprecs. Mod
crate DRINKS only cost fifty cents as before,
but it now involves an expenditure Of two
dollars to indulge a thorough soaking in
Wilmington. We regret this action on
the part of the authorities of our sister
city, as we shall now have more travellers
',from Wilmington " than ever. Hereto
fore il has been much more economical r
tramps to trust to the hlncr Of paying
the expenses Of a spree in Wilmington,
but now we fear there will not be snili
cicnt inducemcnt for them 10 stay over,
and the Hotel de kcrshaw has very limited
accommodation for guests. chester N,ws
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

L. 5. CuURT The regular September
term Of the L. s. District Court was held
on Monday. A number of persons were
namraliz-d. MIR. Whitley, for the de-
leniAuts in tn case Of the alleg d assess
ment lrud., asked that day BE- set aside
for the Mial OF the defendants Thr Court
then adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

The underslguad. proprstnrH NJ EvEHI Eve
~, the daily paper II largett circulation n the
CT y Of W lmibston. taxa Measure IN Announcing
TO the poop Of the Delaware Peninsula that they
ne wanapers, Thf Driiv Deidi0aTf STATE Jnuri ~
and Weekly kfrfs rHidH. aud consolidated them
10 the DELAwAHF STATE JorRHAL. which they
will Issue every saturday. FROM the publication
Office N EVERY EVENING, NJ so Market street.
Wilmington.
The STATE JnuRsAL will. like their daily. he
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

D. Il P. R. r, ~Tnck-laying on the Del
awar- X Pennsylvania Railroad was hn-
shea at Delaware City on Friday, lasI.
The gang con-i d Of fifty men, VINO lay
'ae halt IA mile IF t ack PET day.
CALL Acc PED. Rev. william Marsh
ali, g. stUr IF 1t. j an church, Mil Lfeeh
u dr,d, HIS a cert d a "a to he E,ls.
copal church in Phiinpsburg, Pa, and
Will enter upon his charge III few weeks.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14
A PalGG WIN TIE RsAGu OF ALL

But be- am mt ~ ra'dins mat frw II no. he pro-
portion tel, dc aa.ed 4 " II be he aim / is
editors in a-siWilste ~ tn peculiar taSies aud
nsads 1T H1r ~ pc pie. and ~ make 1t the tpeeH
h-gAu f1n prc.l 4ragficf liursl nd nOfncu turl
I trrs-t- II uuptti- u rhH cite rrndeti' x 1.
OH nH 60 ON M f"r ely ntr hut To
ems lang II a. gtin tbt, pm ittn aid The mao
peach grow, r. aud Wihss who rave FROM time 10
titna pre- Sed strong desire for some One uHper
'ep'esrulin lux their inter .tS are invite I ~ sist
n-i mHh N s. ArK Jur NAL paper
immn Al 1r IRA ptuvVkis Ad "te IN, inenis
will be adm I'D to it-c lumn- aud the sTAce de-
Yvted o. adVe h ut- viii never h- allowed
u eucrnach uuuh tht property belonging to
reading mater; aud the Aim uf ITS publinhars
viii be IL make that pnri " their space I'd
to b sine~H RunOut crmeuts iuturt sing sud at
trdctiNe To their readers The paper Will contain
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

dealing frealv sud fearlesslv u tn all topics Of
interest o b people whose support II SEEKS.
No w. or ters 'nable expense wi he spared
t. pfncur- for T. the latest sud m1,t iut. re- tins
news ~ to dsy AID Il vi us have n lar .
Hmemnt NJ itarHrs matter VI E-ue vi interest, and
it, new nrnpr'elnrs CO htautly hope 70 mske It
acreptai ls men of all parties. and wee kly
VISITOR, tquallY welcome In all the members VI
the fam Lie. into which It hnds it, way.
The form ~ the paper II eum4wrAt changed
from that which O. has worn dnrirg the ~ IN an
forty years " IT'S ext tnce. sud Il T. slghtiy re-
Il iced N size tn enable iis Tr0IIie0rs 10 put at
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

q %

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY. Way -. IS7s,
Passenger TrRfnd Will leave
houth ward IA followns
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-26

c. That sterling paper, the Lou
isville Courier-Journal, in a some
what lengthy review of the illogical
and unreasonable conrse of An
drew Johnson, in conclusion has tht
following manly and sensible para
graph. We heartily concur will
it in the belief that "'if lie is the on
ly hope, it had better be defeated
until it can do better ;" and we re
joice to be able to say, with absolnt,
confidence in its truth, that he sOil
be defeated by such a majority a
has not been recorded against AM
man beretOfore.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-26
Nol GeneraIIr Kno,En.

Martin Van Buren is the only man
who held the Offices of President,
Vice President, Minister to England,
Governor of his own State. and
member of both houses of Con-
gress.
Thomas IL. Benton is the only
man who held a seat. in the United
States Senate for thirty consecutive
years.
The only instance of father and
son in the United States Senate at
the same time, is that of Hon. Hen
~ Dodge, Senator from Wisconsin,
and his son, Augustus e. Dodge,
Senator from Iowa.
General James Shields Is the only
man who ever represented two
States in the United States Senate.
At one time he was Senator from
Illinois, and subsequently Senator
from Minnesota.
The only instance where three
brothers occupied seats in the lower
House at the same time, was when
Elihu B. Washburne represented
the first district of Illinois, Israel
Washburne, Jr., the third district
in Maine, and CadwaIlader e..
Wsshburne the third district OF
Wisconsin.
John John Quincy Adams held
position under the Government du-
ring every Administration from
that of Washington to that of Polk
during which he died. He had
been Minister to England, member
Of both houses of Congress, Secre-
tary of State and President Of the
United States. lie died while a
member of the House of Reprcsen-
tatiYes.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-26
The True Test.

How often we hear the remark,
"Eve been TO see a friend" And
how few ever fully feel the value OF
that word. When enemies gather
around; when sickness falls on the
heart; when the settled sadness of
the soul, like death itself; comes
down; when the world is dark and
cherries, then Is the time To test
the value and full meaning of the
term. The heart that has been prov
ed like true gold, redoubles its ener-
gies when a friend is in danger. He
who turns from suffering or distress
betrays his hypocrisy, and proves
his own self-intersst. Let the true
friend feel that his kindness is ap-
preciated, and has not been thrown
away. Real fidelity may be rare
but it-does exist, and its power is
seen aud felt. The good, the kind,
the generous, are around us every
where, if we would only seek them
out. There are many who would
sacrifice wealth and fame, every
thing but honor, TO serve cherished
one, and they move thrugh the world
quiet and unrecOgnized because no
opportunity has been offered TO draw
them out.