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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
Will Women Vote If They Can.

The London Era1ipcr, noting thu asser-
tiOn that women could not he induced tn
vote if they had the right, thus refers to
the statistics of their conduct in the mun-
cpal elections where they already enjoy
The privilege. II gives the result Of sixty
six contested municipal elections. These
are net selected cases but are exhaustive
so far rs statistics can he obtained. The
result is, that out of every | 900 women
on the register, hl6 went to the poll, as
compared with 56i out of every ,ODO men
ON the register. The lesson of those cleo
lions is more striking when the actual
figures are given. Out Of 27,9i6 women
registered where a contest occurred ll,iiG
voted. OF the men there were lG6,1s7
on the register, and 9i,OSO at the polls.
Making allowance for the reluctance Of
old spinsters to ch tnec their habits. and
the more frequent illnesses Of the scN, II is
manifest that womei II they had the OPP
porinnity, would exercise the lranchi.r Is
freely as men. There is an end, thrr, fore,
of the argument that women would not
vote if they had the power
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

The Baltimore GGssns withdraws Its sc-
tive opposition TO Grccly.
Louis Rcumann succeeds Colonel Cater
a, chief editor of the New Orleans Nation
81 H,paj'.cn
Major John II. Jones announces him-
-clfin The Atlanta papers aS a candidate
ior Governor OF Georgia.
The Republicans of the Twentieth Ohio
District on Saturday nominated K. G.
Parsons, OF Cleveland. for Congress.
Ex-Governor seymour was installed as
Tammauy Sachem or Friday nhgt, and
in his address endorsed the Cincinnati
platform and ticket
Ex-Governor Vance and Senator Ram
son, of North Carolina, opened tho cam
paign in that state by speeches at Wilson
last Saturday. Both took strong ground
in favor OF Greeley.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

Al Wiliamspnrl, Pa, thc working men
employed in The lumber mills held q meet
ing in font Of the Court House On Satur-
day night aud adol ted the tcn-huur system.
m cy have hccr working from twelve to
their demand for ten hours with con-
tcmut Consequently the men are on Al
strike. II is stated that the st ikeIs, to
the numhtr of hhc'n hundred, will walk
in procession to day 10 vasiOus points, tu
induce others 10 Join them. The President
aud Secretary Of the state Labor Union
have entrcatcd working men not To 90 Ia
Wllliamapuit, uu account ui the strike.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

g
this testimony from a "Pilgrim's "allet,
now before me
You are riding through Ian ashire,
the scat Of the great wColen and cotton
.ao toriea. \ row of Onc-ss"ry,
pHstrrcd h0s, with two rooms AT thr
most whtowoshe aunetmes. hu' fire.
lu,utly not. with rude stone floor, bed
in Il rurc-s made in the wall, a few bits Of
furniture, without hooks. Or papers, or a
multitude Of things that have long since
ceased 10 be- luNuries 10 our people, and
are as essential as our daily bread. Thus
live lho millions.
II ! am uuder. TODD a denying the right
OF any one To enjoy hi- own or to cXprcss
a dl approval Of elegance aud refinement
Idle ire 10 correct il, do not, / can appre-
riatr beauty. / love to Look upon the hcau-
llhl mau ion and to feel myself Kin TO the
man who conceived it, beauty,and shaped
it uio existence, hut wha we need in our
country Is few palaces, and many homes.
do deny right to any man. TO anything
o., ,f.I Itt.I
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

London has a new .rnsdtlun in the l"r-
son Ot thr new tenor. ignur Cimpanini,
who is said tn he the long lnukcd.tur ur-
rcs-or Of the Mario who "htOhc all hearts
like chinawarc twenty golden year. ago.
The new tenor is thus described by the
Athenwum " lie H. above the middle
height, with good features, aul that i'm
pOrlant one, a line eye. Ills action is easy,
uncOnstrained, aud pricoiuli llo com
mands the stage. Ills voice oomcs from
the chest, and in It's range i equal in quail
ity. The four notes up to u Hat he can
sing with ringing force.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

Lcwcs expects rush of visitors this
week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stuart will lecture IN Lewse
shortly.
Business with the scaford physicians is
looking up.
Georgetown is not troubled with mos
quitocs this season.
T.. T. Warner hae sold 10 DR.. Thomas
the premises No. 5l7 West Street.
Prof Pairs, Of Philadelphia, will lecture
iN'lcwes about the middle of July.
A new engine has been put on the
Wicomiooa aud Pocomoke Railroad.
June apples, whortlebcrries and rasp-
bcrrie, are, being shipped from Scaford.
People on our streets protect themselves
from the SUMS rays by using umbrellas.
The Sussex county people rejoice that
they are to have a steamboat line to New
York.
An old man fell and come near being
run over at Fourth and Market streets
Monday.
The Breakwater Light deserves praise
for doing away with the patent outside, ="
and setting all its matter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
FAREWELL.

Farewell If ever fondcst prayer.
For others veal ayaileh On high.
Mine will not All he lost IN air.
But wait thy manic heyoHd the sky,
'Twerc vain 10 speak. 10 weep. to sight
oh more than tears OF blood can tel,
when wrung from quilts expiring eye,
Are in that word farewell farewell!
These lips ARE mute; these eyes are dry
But in my breast and IN my brain
Awake the pangs that pass not by
The thought that ne'er shall sleep agati
My soul nor deigns nor dares complain,
Though grief and passion there rebel;
] only Know wc lntcd IN vain,
only feel farewell, farewell.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

The dwelling OF MIR. Quarterbum, near
Pine Bun, Arkansas, was burned on last
Friday night, an d Mr.Quarterbum and his
daughter were burned to death.
Lucy Smith, OF Fort Dodge, Iowa Lucy
Hanson, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Mark
Ripley, OF GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, wore
drowned at Milwaukee on Friday night.
At 81. Joseph, Missouri, ON Saturday,
while Workmcn were repairing the caisson
of the bridge, portion ut the support
.ave way, prccpitating five Of them into
the water. One man was drowned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
Artistic Rights.

A case is now before the courts, the
decision of which, it is expected, will de-
tcrmiue whether an artist has such an
interest in his pictures that even aittr the
reproduced in chrome. Mr. Arthur Parton,
an artist Of New York ciiy,and Mr.Pmng,
he well known dealer in chrumus, are the
parties Mr. Parton brings his suit under
the provision of the COPYRIGHT which
secures to an author the sole right to his
manuscript, and prohibits its publications
unless his authority, duly attested, has
been given. The principle involved in this
case is important, and the decision will be
looked for with interest, at least by artists
and the manufacturers of chrOmos.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

A dispatch from Boston, dated June 20,
states that Robert Bonner's horse, 30
Elliott" who has been in training for
some tune at Myslic Park, in that city, on
that day earned the distinction Of making
the fastest time on record, having trOtted
q mile in 21ii.. He was driven by Jack
Bowen. When do Elliott was five years
old he trotted mile in 2.19la when six
he did il in 2.iSi.; when seven he was
driven by MIR. Bonner himself half mile
In LOG He is now eight years old
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
THE CITY.
Put in your winter coal.

Put in your winter coal
The papers get here too late.
sun umbrellas are in demand.
The Schuctzcn Park wants horse rail-
way,
House keepers complain that ice does
not last
The examinations of teachers are in
progress.
The sheriff seems to he doing thriving
business.
Some OF the streets are now being
eleansCd,
"Greeey and Liberty Is the Advertiser's
ullyng cry.
Mineral water and ice cream are in
great demand
The curb-stone market was well attend
cd saturday.
our public schools have closed for the
summer vacation.
Increased activity In cleaning streets
hegins to bc manifested.
cur people arc focking to mountain and
sen eide to try TO keep cool.
The Reliance Fire Company contom-
Plate purchasing steamer soon.
VIM. Dean, Of Newark, said in this city
that he couldn't go for Greeley.
The number of places where bill stickers
can ply their trade is steadily diminishing.
We suspect that Major Barr has taken
up his pen in behalf Of the new departure.
Three carloads of Norfolk truck were
shipped north from Crisiield, on Saturday.
MIR. Pusey's new residence on the avenue
is beginning to take shape quite rapidly.
M, ,,.npt, .b,tt1d obaarfullv oo.ppnrate
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

The New Orleans Pirayane has a
lengthy editorial article urging the nomi-
nation Of VIM. Cullen Bryant, by the Balti
more Convention us u candidate on whom
Ill The opponents OF the present admins
tration could iOyiully unite. The Picay'u,e
denomce4 what IL calls the grutesque un-
fitness Of Horace Greeley nomination.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
EnuaI to Ten CIerks.

The Piltshurg .HH says Yesterday
afternoon we had the pleasure to witness
the trial of u new machine for facilitating
business in large post offices. 1t is the
combined ingenuity OF Mcssrs. Cunning
ham aud Geysrr, Of this city. The old
system OF canceling postage stamps by
hand is ,uperccded by this new invention.
In addition TO cancelmg the stampit prints
the name of the post office, the time it
leaves the Office, aud then automatically
counts each letter as 1t passes through the
machine. II will do the work of about
ten clerk, without complaining Of fatigue.
II will cancel, stamp and count ten thou
sand letters per hour.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
Tho Long, strike.

In New York city the Eight Hour League
distributed about S9OOO in relief money
last Saturday. II is -aidtha q number oi
the cabinet mskeis VIII return TO work ON
the old sIntcm TIN, week. Six hundicd oi
the packing hUV niakuls have struck for
an advance ot i3 per cent, and tncirstikr
has hrcn largely successful, many Of lhr
employers having granted their dcmaud.
The lung-horcmen demand 50 cents pet
hour Tor ali work doue after Il z. NJ The
employee of the Continent Il Iron Works,
at Grrcnpoipt, and Columbia Iron Works,
at Brooklyn, struck again on saturday,
the employers propos NJ To- return to the
ten-hOur System.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

A letter to the Galveston Civilian, from
Fredericksburg. TcAas. on June l9th, re
ports the mAsrncrc Of General Mackenzie,
Licutcninl Smith and eight soldier, 10y
sixty Indians, between Fort Bclknar and
.luck-huro. The Denver Tribune states
that Efforts have hncu made amun- the
Indians tocll,ct u combination for a gen
cral war. II dur- not appear, however,
that these efforts have hron successful,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

One hundred and fifty of the revolving
convicts at the Auburn, n. y, Peniten-
tiary, are still confined in cells upon
bread and water diet, and undergoing cor
rcction by the paddle and the .'iron
caps" So says correspondent Of the
New York Herald.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
1ouD8

- clouds yr tncirni m,s-,nscl
Old counters ul the Shy.
1reHline- l4 ln plimet al Sott.,
ln atill imuru ats
Ir march how WIldly hculihl
Along the drcplt towtf.
Bceut, JOS W hcu from ch1us dull.
Nc loom'd in pride and power.
10 crown creation b mutmns hour.
litNcu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

Dispatches lium Spain announce that
the ie equation Of count Nalamsedl Cap
tain Ggncrn has hceu accepted. II is
Thought he will he succeeded hya radical
hut AS the one thing on which cunstrva-
tiycs and radicals in Spain tcem
united is the determination To opprcss G l.
ha, no charge is likely to bring much re-
lief 10 the people ul that beautiful Nland
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

ric Secretary of War issued an order
last week for The diseoniinuaucv of the
Frrrllnpn' Bureau on aud after the a1th
inst From that date AN business of The
BWHuu, o>D luaivc oi the Freedmen Hos
plth' AVID Asylum NJ Washington, Will hr
conducted through the Adiutlnl General
Of th Amy. All business OF the Freed
mcuf Hospital and Asylum will bo com
du ied tmOueh the Surgeon General.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

A farmer in Stafford, New Hampshire,
pluNcd up . pelriicd Indian seven tctt
seven inches long. The Indian was dead.
The farmer thinks maybe there is a quarry
nr tobacco signs on his farm, and he is
making preparations to sink shaft
NOrriSfo~H Hcrd'd,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06
LEGEND IN ALsACE.


W IWT ~ : TT77
Know II thou. Otrich'u, how 1t happens
That the dcst ONES dir'
God walks dailyiu his siiden
WhIr the sun Shines high
Ia that gardcn there are roses
Bctutml and bright
And he gafc= tunnd' delighted
with the lovely sight.
n lie marks one gnyly hloowin-.
Than the rest more tam,
iIc.willpau-r and etic upon It,
run nj icudcr care;
And the hcluicnus rose We ath"t7'
Ia his bosnm ho7--
Hnt on the earth tro tctts aud sorinw,
Tnrl dcui one dica'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-06

social llfna. W. IthnnNltUBt 10 lN llhldth
hut somotnw ril tu cXcmpily il. Very
little difference, arptchcud- will hc found
in our opinion aS to where Wc lihdih" high
est and most perfect human Developments
and do not fear contradiction when say
il Is devoid of sclllshucsf, IF 'his he absent
from the best man. \ nation h1inr hul %
Of men, not it Cse'ntiJl tina;
this best nation be also marked by the pc
culiar charaotar of the people! We are
taught that corrupt eau Us cannot produce
pure effects. Love of self, desire 10 ccl,-
trail 10 the elements nf power in md int
our own person and use, is one HAT We
think lies deepest within the foundation
of evil. Upon il is huildcd All the super
.truciurc5 ut wrong aud opprc sion and
however much We may owe tp IL of our
glorious development in mechanical power
and Nrtlth--il hcug ryil--Wc are as urcd
1t hl. produced It's evil fruit, and that all
there wonderful achievements alu cor
luptud hy l', existence, and il is upon this
idsa that ! base my adyOcACy of the les
cniug Of the hours III labor IL is ALSO"
lmely impossible to SO cenirilc and
absorb the wealth and culture rs to entire
~ exclude the people OF nom We are
wont to speak is "luwcr clas7cs.' God
in His rulings check, tli5 hv cnduWng
some of these lOWly ones with might of
mind thll ctnnOl hc cru htd-lh1l Miil
not lc still, but ever seeking, ever tudmg
The n"ight gem uI truth Aud Jctall this
does not bring the uu. ua To- that place Of
comfort and privilege lu which they hold
an uudcniallc claim. The live. Ul these
giiutd ucn are to MS - gluriOu5 Incentive
thciiurt, but not proui that every one eau
attlln They are God witur- a. again O
the cvils Of cla.i aud ra te.
nr iirnd mpoi not rcly too confidently
npm history for data uIuu which to ha q"
h lulh in this question. lic mu u-
mrmhcr that ln all tlinr tho riclurui7 OF
power hats" ,.lNaN hcn upuu the ono
idr; whll.t upon Tn" other wa, nothing
except the strength 80 endure. Aud th,
light cInic. iuj The luu.iu"a mlcusllicl,
they cried iur iu lice. and Nhcu iurhcu-
ancr had ce1scd lo hr q virtue, and ,udcl
I'm fury. thpy gavr. way To- volcanic wrath,
md were themselves uuVcr,d WITH
thcashci ol humihltinn The, effort lur
What the mt1 con idtr uglt lhuu.h to
them failure alc OF The lu-t number ut
blows that are to break an the l.lirra and
hrin. a., 10 higher planes Of civilization.
lie seems TO rely upon the statement OF l
historic tact rs uiliricut evidence again T.
our auppu itious Argument. The tacts af
10 actual occurrence ar, IN 1 as be- relate.
them. aud uccd no proof, hnt a TO tic
ucur ity oi the occurrences hr oilers no
evidence. Before he rin rielucuusly CON
demn the present movement lu lihnr,u ,uuun
Inc hi tory he titr-, he must prove lho. e.
men Whu.c trade was ruined hy LONGER
periods oi lahnr to have. ID ed All rela auu-
able mean, To avoid the loss thry .uil, red.
We claim that wc auugestcd method
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-03

sWhich ofthe small grains wheat, rye Of
o ts-is the best fertilizer, turned under in
the winter, say February, for Irish potatoes
7 have two acres vacant, which design tc
put in potatoes next winter, as early as Feb
ruary, and I thought of sowing it down Ill
small grain, to be turned in with two-horse
Brinly or Dixic.-Now what shall SOW =
A. J., Macon, July 10.
As VIC have suggested on former occa'
sion. none of the small grains come up to the
IDEAL of a crop to be turned under; but
rye is decidedly the best, because in cold
weather it will make much more growth than
any other grain planted in the seme quality
ofland It is very desirable that for such a
purpose. some rapidly growing winter legu'
minous plant, like vetch, should be introdu'
cel. We propose planting little of the
the English oeintcr cetch this autumn, to test
its NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Caltiratof.s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-03
Mortgage Sale.
SOUTH CAROLINA-KERsHAW CO

SOUTH CAROLINA-KERsHAw couN
,Ilsrsas, ,thcssss isa iaaaS YSowerof Il .sls eeonssd
in mortgage on the premises dccribcd below,
bearing date, January. ID, 1868, whicllcsaij id
!! power Of sale is in these Words: "And It is
still further stipulated and made an esseutial
condition of saidmortgags tlatupoH failufssto
make any payment according to the bond, the said
Bank of Camden. shhll layc tho rightto paocced
to sell al The niortgaged property, lands and
lots. without the Intervention of any Court or
officer, ghy thcr4 officers Or agcntsalpon sixty
days notice to saidEstherA. Gunniighan, aft6r
adsertising The 50 anieior sixty daysin any news
paper published in Camden, or otherwise, should
there be no such paper then published 2fo,.
cash." which said mortgage was given by Es-
ther a. Cunningham to the Bank Of Camdent
and assigned by said Bank of Camden to Edward
Hope and assigned by the said Edward Hope to
me, as Trustee; Under and by virtue Of said
power Of sale, will proceed to sell before the
court house door in the town of Camden on the Is
Monday 9th day. of November next, within
hclegal hours of sale, the following mentioned
and described property, to-wit: 5'......... -
Those Lots of Land in The Town of Camden,
bounded on the North by DcKalb Street, of said
Town, ON the West by Market Street, on the
South by Rulcdgc Street, and on the east by lots
numbered 1909 and 22l-the said Lots being
numbered in the plan ofsaid town of Camden
twelve hundred and seven. twelve hundred and
eight, twelve hundred and twenty-five, twelve
hundred and twenty-thrce, and twelve hundred
and twenty-four. ..... . .. sas
Terms !Cash--purchasers paying for satpms
aud papers. ...-.-r.- - - : $.
1881. II. HAY, Trustee, :
Sept. j.--9w. Assignee,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-03
-, FRlJ1T .Foop.-With all the increase Of

- FRUIT FooD:-With all the increase OF
nurseries and orchards throughout the entire
length of the Atlantic States, good fruits
are worth more now more than they were
twenty years ago. There is great deal more
fruit eaten. Systematically eaten with every
meal, summer and winter, either unprepared
or canned. As consequence there is a
positive and growing interest in the produc-
ton of fruits, and as the subject possesses
pccuniary interest to most growers, they are
taking care to cultivate the best varieties.
But as an article of food, fruits are now
considered as essential to really proper dict,
taking rank with bread and vegetables; and
if less meats were used and their place sup
piled with fne fruits, it would promote the
general health Of the people aud particularly
in all hot countries and tlimates: I'VE over,
tax the digestive power by eating too much
solid, concentrated food. For the heavy
meats, substitute more ripe fruits, off not
ripe then let them be thoroughly cooked.
y ,,,.,sso RwaI Press.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-03
DR., WELLS Extract Of JJRUBBBA

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to tho plant,
and must be taken Us a permanent curative agent.
Is there want Of action In your liver and spleen In
less relieved at once, the blood becomes impure by del
eterious secretons, producing scrofulous orsEm dis
cases. Bloches, Feons, Pustules, CanIer, Pinpes &C.
Take Juruleia to cleanse, purify and restore the VI
tiated blood to healthy action. '.." o..
Have you Dyspeptc stomach? Unles digestion Is
promptly aided the system Is debiltated with loss OWL
tai force, poverty Of the Blood, Dropslcal Tendency
General Weakness or Lassltude. fe' '. 49,
Take it to assist Digestion witeont reaction, it will
nlpart youthful vigor to the weary sufferer .t.,.
Have you Weakness OF the Intestnes? You are in
danger OF Chronic Darrhoea or the dreadful Inhama
tOn of the Bowel. ... . - .... .-rs.. % .1.a
Take it to allay irritation and ward OF tendency to
inflammation. '. .-
: Have you weakness of Uterine or Urinary Organs
You must procure instant relief or you liable to s
fer worse than DEATH
Take IL to strengthen organic weakness or life be-
comes burden.
Finally it should bc frequently taken to keep the sys-
TEN in perfect health, or you are otherwise In great
danger 1T maarial, nlasnlatcor contagious Diseases
:. JOHN O. KELLOGG, 1SPldtt IT, New York
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle. Send for circular.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-03

Npw SPECIES OF CoTroN.-Thc follow
inc from the augusta Chronicle and .'S'"ti-
mel, Augusta, Ga, is merely atype OF what
may be done by the careful selection OF seed
Dr., II. T.. Anderson, of Wilkes County
has Developed. BY cultivation and careful Sc
lection of seed, variety of cotton which Is
certainly L curiosity and may prove Il very
valuable variety. This cotton ispecuIlar on
account of its excessive fruittulnesS ana inc
manner in which the bolls are developed,
As described by the Washington Gazette III
growth and appearance the weed has the re-
semblance of the prolific varieties, growing
un in a somewhat conical form, though We
think the growth is more vigorous than these
varities. The squares and blooms grow In
clusters and very thick. A very large pro,
portion of the bolls are what We would eau
double for the want of a betterswold; that
is two bolls are produced from the same
square. This tendency to doubling is ex-
hibitcd throughout the plant, and the stalk
and limbs of many specimens seems -: TSe
on the same characteristic, there being, a
groove on each side, presenting somewhat the
anncarance of doubedss barrelled gun.
This crowding of the bolls does; not, seem to
diminish their size, but they arc generally
very large and healthy in. appearance. Upon
one stalk in his field Dr.. Anderson exhibits
fifteen young bolls SO closely clustered ss to
be covered we With single open hand. He has
taken great pains during the past fSo or
three wears to preserve the seed. pure and
unmixed with ether varieties. lie has now
several acres prantcd1in this, ,cottoh.U3