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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
A Host of Natural Shocks.
How WE ARE SEEN THRouGHA MARYLAND
EH'5 EYES.


ER's EYES.
The Democratic Advocate, of Westmins-
ter. Md, gets of the following bit of
pleasantly under the head OF Things IN
Delaware" rs reflected through the local
columns Of EVERY EVENING Judging ny
the papers our friends in Delaware seem to
he afflicted with uilre than their prOpor-
tlonate hare of the ellis which flesh is heir
to-" CHANGING over that sprlahtiy little
daily, the EVERY EVENING, we lind That
they are troubled with chicken thieves,
foxes, bad colds, sore thronts. dyptheria,
fatal epihipp,c among the horses,
kierdhnhukrHnlLeit among the chickens,
and 10 crown the list of calamities. the
Ice has been exhausted by the Stafford
oytter packers, and their "shuckers" have
struck for higher wages. And this is not
all-momey has been selling around New
ark "a per cent and Il is announced that
"one.thlrd of the voters in Sussex sold
their votes ut the late election" This is
truly a calamilous state Of things. How
ever mankind are never left to utter mis-
ery there are, generally, some favorable
compensating circumstances. According
", Il is announced that one gentleman. al
Delaware city, has shipped liO0 barrels Of
apples, this season another realized ~
900 from a single acre Of pear trees ! and
another still refused 5000 for his pointer
dog. This ia rather high for dog flesh
contrastcd With the fact that he I Is selling
mt Lewee, as low as five aud six cents Pc
pound. The low price of beef At l.eTe'
however, may lie accounted Tor by th'
great abundance Of ducks. li-h, oyster
and clans. In that highly favored locality
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
THE CITY.
Looks like winter.
Accidents are plenty.

Looks like winter.
Accidents are plenty.
Davenport comes next week..
The cider is particularly fine this year.
Christmas comes on Wednesday this
year.
Many people have something like the
horse disease.
tom Graves is going to have a hand
'Otne new store.
There are hut little over four weeks OF
the present year remaining.
Sixth street, between Market and King
IA blockaded for sewer building.
You can get Just as good and cheap
ready made clothing at Moore's as In
Philadelphia.
Postmaster General Cresswell was at the
iepot for a short time in this city on Wed
1esday afternoon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

Like unto all other holidays, Whining
ton was comparatively deserted Thurs
lay, and but few remained here to feast
IN tue large turkeys and other good things
which now seem TO be inseparable from the
celebration Of Thanksgiving day. Most
0f the des0rters went to Philadelphia,
some went cunning and had their usual
uck-that is, got nothirg-while Others
went TO the country or visited relatives OF
friends in the surrounding towns.
glIowever. a sufficient number of people
.taid in the city TO oil the different
churches in which special services were
held, and to make successful the amuse-
ment and other enterprises during the day
and evening. But Il small number Of per
sons were either drunk or disorderly, and
everything seemingly passed off as ''merry
rs n marriage bell.
Long live thanksgiving day!
The tenant Of E. X. Cochran, near Mid
dletown, has turnips that will weigh II
pounds apiece, aud be has 80 bushels thai
will average at least pounds each. How
Is that for turnlps
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

MesSfs. Eiit0rs In an appendage TO a
communication published on the outside,
over the signature Of William
D IAN, you say it is due to Mr.. llaga " to
say that he has Informed YOU tlat he Is
not now, and has not recently been an az
plicant for such an appointment. | write
merely to correct an error that you have
fallen into. think you will remember
that when called at your office on Salur-
day last, Ia inquire who had authuilird
you to say that ! w8s an applicant for thr
appointment In qurstion, that there ana
| then told yOu. that ] Was not an sppii-
cant. hut had made such an application to
the Governor last spring Now what
desire, Is, Us this man Dean, through youl
columns has brought the matter 30 prom
! iuently before the puhic, that tie truth 10
/ the premises may he known' may how
ever. be Permitted TO say In his Connt'
ton that although ! never had any par
ticular acquaintance with Dean, that
have some now or other for some time
past been under The impress sion that Ia
/ bad passion. or perhaps ii would he mor'
proper to say weakness land that tee
without any regard Cor TIE blandishmenu
Of soritS) 10 see his name IN prln.i al,
vet bsli,Ne his mighty pen has bc.n lay
ing dormant ever since he failed by hl
challenge 10 bring O'Byrnc, the Philidrl
phia harristrr, 90 the held OF battle u
order that he might have au OWaTuWu
to chaW him into minpc meat or 10 sa
The VERY least, to convince him that hlacl
was white and thereby dist ossess the fra
ternity of a long conceded honor. al
done with Dean. Yours truly, &c.,
GEO. 5. HAGANY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

THE LIzzETTE BERNARD TROUPE.
The Lizzetle Bernard Combination rrouIe
gave an .cXhihtion Thursday to large
house, in the Masonic Temple, The req ifts
amounting TO nearly one thousand dollais.
These present seemed to enjoy the per-
Torrance Immensely, if we may judge hom
the applause which greeled the perfomncIs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

INVOLUNTARY MANsLAUGHTEh-Joseph
Wurrcll was tried this week, at Media,
Pa, on the charge Of causing the death
of David Neldig. on August Both last
TIE prisoner al first plead moi gui y, hut
in the course Of the tiial substituted for his
former plea a plea of guilty Of inyolun
ta1X mnnslnmghter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

ACCIDENT William Edwards, work
M II ut the Jackson q Sharp Company's
Delaware Car Works, met with painful
accident on Wednesday. lie was running
shaping machine when his hand slipped
and the knives catching his thumb drew In
his hand decorating II in aterrible manner.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

InE AsBrRY CnrRcH SUPPER. - The
III, Der given on Thursday ut tbs Institute
n II by the ladies of Asbury NJ. f.. Church
for the benefit Of that organization WAS a
br liant success in all its details. I ne
c ovid present was simply immense.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

A CHICKEN AND A Hoo FAST FRIENDS.
Many OF our readers will remember
reading some few weeks ago an account
OF pig Of the feminine gender, belonging
to MIR. j: Atwood Pyle, in West Noting
ham township, that went her rounds daily
in the orchard, and by jumping and catch
Ing the lower limbs Of the trees she would
shake them and procure sufficient guam
tlty Of fiuit to satisfy herself and the other
pigs that Invariably followed her on her
rounds. or late this agile member Of the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

METEoRIC SHOWER. On Wednesday
evening last the eastern sky was brlliauili
Illuminated at times by meteOfic shower.
The display gradually extended from the
enst to the west and then faded away.
Although Market street was crowded at
the time, but few people seem TO have
known anything Of tho display.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

TRAMPs.-Hardly day passes without
visitation from individuals who are
vending their way to Baltimore, or to
Wilmington, in search Of friends or work,
and who solicit aid to reach their ostensi-
bic objective point. To many Of thet. the
con1agration at Boston is fortunate
matter, rs ii affords them plea forasking
assistance. Doubtless some are deserving
and should receive help, but the large
majority of them are frauds. To discover
their real character offer them work, u be
paid for when the work il completed
Nine out of every ten, whilst apparently
agreeing TO the conditions, will fail to exc
cute the contract but as that is Just what
is expected of them, there VIII he no dis
appointment to the would.be employer
A friend Of ours once offered beggdr ter
cents to stand upon Ole leg for the space
Of live minutea, but the poyerty-stricher
individual rejected the proposition as al
insult and departed in great Indignation
A gratulty was sought, not labor, howeNel
light aud renumeratiye.that labor nigh
prove to be.-Chesisr Ntios.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

iNs-PRONusr Tn the 18Th instant, by
Pev A. j. Stau. Of Philadelphia, Henry u.
Hawkins aud Sarah A. Provost, both Vi this
gff
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

the EPHiPPIC.-Bad weather again
for the sick horses, hut ii is possible II VII
not seriously aggravate the disease. The
effects of the cold and dIsagreeable aimos-
phere, however, have already lad the effect
Of driyino from the streets a large number
of teamsn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

BARN BuRNED.-The large barn of Geo.
Dougherty, near Talleyville Brandywnr
Hundred, caught fire Thursday night abont
five O'Clock and was totally destroyed.
The barn was insured for $1,000 in the Doe
Run Insurance Company.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

LARGE FuNERAL.-The funeral of the
wife of Rev. r. W. Todd, paster of st
Paul'a NJ. r. Church took place from that
church .Wednt sday, and was attended by
a very large concourse of friends. The
body was conveyed by railroad to Greens
borough Nd.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

BALLOON ASCENSION. Tho Bridg,ton
Chronicle Of this week, says On Saturday,
TIT 9TH inst, II balloon came down In the
field of Mr.. George Cake, at Deerield, IN
this county, attached to which were two
caids of business men in Wilmington,
Delaware, which lead to the supposltion
that II was sent up IN that city. On one
card was }. W. Kohlerman, grocer, No.
8Oj King street, and on the other, Butz Il
Brother, cigar manufacturers, sos King
street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

IMPORT DUTIES. collector Nolen created
some excitement IN Lewes last week by
appearing there with claim Of $4,000, as
import duties, against the Scotch whisky
and Cognac brandy, which recently came
uBhore there from wrecked vessel. It
seems the lewestownians, as usual, had
about a thousand and one claims against
the liquor also, and us 1t Will hardly sell
for more than enough to satisfy the Gov
crumi Mt they are very angry, have obtain
ed the advice of Georgetown lawyer
and propose to contest the proposition Of
Mir. Nulen TO remove the liquor 10 this
city and offer II at public sale.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

A BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN or THE ART
TIroGpAPnIC.-We have on our table II
Catalogue of Improved American Ma.
chine Tools" issued by Isaac II. Shear
man, No. 1872 North Third street, Phila-
delphia, containing one hundred and
twenty-five Illustrations Of machinery
The WORK is q large qualto of eighty live
pagts, printed on u sulerb tinted paper
with Illuminated border, aud does great
credit both to the publisher, Mr.. Shear
man, and the pTinters, Messrs. James q
Webb, Of this city. We question whether
the character of this work has ever bees
exctlled in this county. Messrs. Jamei
& Webb are rapidly making natlona
rpputation as fine urintprs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

MILK.-The Chester Couuty Milk Com
pany will supply Wizards Hotel, OF Wash
ington, with butter during the winter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

IN A TiGnT PLACE.-Thursday after
noon man coming over Market street
bridge rs the draw was being swung oil,
made narrow e'cape with his life. He
tooishly attempted while the draw was in
motion To pass between the lambs of the
moving and stationary parts of the bridge,
and was caught. Had ii not been for
timely assistance rendered, death would
have been the result, for In moment
later his head ms well us his body would
have been between tie jambs and he would
have been crushed into jelly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

A Costly DRUNK. john Stevens, of
Chesteno~n, Kent county, Nd, arrived
in this city, Tuesday, with about twelve
hundred pounds Of pork, which he sold.
After disposing Of this he bought two gal
Ions Of dangerous whisky aud drank freely
of the stuff, after which he became drunk,
and early in the evening started for home,
but his brain was SO added that he
couldn't fluid the Market street bridge, 50
he was arrested and lodged in the Hall
Wednesday he found that he had lost
his porket-hook aud all his money, about
S7j lie found the former in his wagon,
but il had been rilcd. John returned, TO-
day. to his Maryland home, an advocate
OF "touch not, taste not" and wiser
and much sadder man.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

The Grand Jury came IN aud there not
being any business for them TO act upon,
they were discharged, after handing in
their usual 'srepOrt" and receiving the
thanks of the Court for their efficient
manner of business sc. We give the fol-
lowing verbatim az their report -
Report of The 0raud J,iry.-TO the Hon
orable the Judges Of the Supreme C0ud,
the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, and the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery The Grand Inquest OF
the State of Delaware and body of New
Castle County, November Term, 1872, re-
port having had before them and passed
upon five hundred aud ninety-two bills
and presentments, finding five hundred
and ten SOL true bills, and ignoring
elghty-two [s2l.
We regret TO see SO large an increase OF
crime since the May Term, and find Il very
large portion Of faii bills TO originate from
violation of the license laws. The sale
of Intoxicating liquors In an Illegal man
ner, is In great measure the cause oil
this fearful Increase In crime, and espe'
c'ally il the violation of hotel Licenses q
growing evil As has been the custom,
the Grand Inquest visited the Jail and In
ppcied The various apartments therenli
! hndlng Tue same IN very crcullhhir 'pll'
dition, and the prisoners generally We
cured for regret to find IL necessary &c
have SO many together in the diileleei
cells. 10 the working department We SCI
an improvement, aud IL practicable would
recommend the Introduction Of other
branches Of trade, which would contrihut,
to the improvement of the prisoners II
health and morals, and also add SINAI
. / IA Iln ~ nj tht. qnuItfN.
The committee appointed ut the Ma!
term to visit the Almshonse, repOr, lind
ing the same in very satisfactory condi
licn In all its departments, aud the want
and comforts of the inmates carefully pro
yided for, both in the sane and insan
Departments.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
(SignCd) JAS. &. AKIN, Foreman.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day tn
Courts were all adjourned uutil Fridu
Nov. Goth inst, at 10 o'clock, Il. II.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

BIRDsBoRo' ITEMs. go" Locust Farm
the old homestead Of the late Major II.
Kupp, containing ll3 acres, situated q
half mile east of Birlsboro', was sod ny
Andrew Davis to l.. l.. Bush, for SIG giO.
john Fergeson has been appointed Dis
patcher at Brlsboro' nv the w. ~ r. r.
Il. Co. in place Of F.. } Mcdonald, who
has accepted position at Coateslllle uu-
der the same company. Mr. Fergeson is
an old railroader, having conducted a pas
senger train on the Chester Valley Rail.
road fer several years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

NEW STABLE. - Pussy " Rice are
erecting u new stable at the corner Of
Thirtconth and Poplar streets. II will he
Of brick, % by 70 feet.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

The Courts of Oyer and Terminer, Gen
eral Sessions of tie Peace, Superior Court,
Court of Chanc6ry, and Orphans Courl
were this morning opened at 10 O'Clock
ON motion of Anthony Higgins, Esq :
the Court appointed Jno. G. Patterson
W. G. spruance and Geo. II Bates, ESD =
A committee to examine Samuel A. Mccall
lister for his admission TO the Bar.
On motion Of Hon. 7. F. Bsyard INC
Cont appointed Geo. &. Gordon, {. u
Lore aud samuel NJ. Harrington, E'Ps,
committee to examine Mr.. Juo. Z. Il. Poll
for his admission TO the Bar.
On motion of e. b. Lore, Esd, The
Couit appointed Geo. B. Rodney, Benz
Nields and Geo. Gray, Esqs., a committee
TO examine Clarence i. Silver for admis
sion to the Bar
A petition was presented TO the Court b.
James X. Booth, Esq, praying that VIII
/ of habeas corpus he granted for the body o
I Jobu Griffith. Granted.
Sheriff X. l.. Armstrong was qualified il
the sum of $4,000 and produced to ID
Court his eureties, who were accepted
lanes Armstrong, Abncr Holllneswoltl
John Evans, James Brown, James Circus
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
asOs assIOSAL CARDS

u g. DUNElNG, NJ. ID,
Ga mARBE EFT STREET,
wILMINeToE, pRLAwARE.
OFFICE HouRs;-s to 81, A. M.,stos P. M;
to q, +. y.
EssIDsNcR:-s00 Market ,trss; FL
DB- A. HOEB0R
ssAoTToAL PHYsIoiAs soA CHR sr ntssSsss.
fktLk-sal MAKE ~ hEEi
eA-lJ topposite the Masonic Temple.l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

NEW PosT OFFICE. W. Jones
has received m appointment as Postmaster
at Falkland, (Fell's spice Mills) on the
Wilmington u Western Railroad. Mr..
Jones has ,heen foreman for the Messrs.
Fell for number Of years, and is very
popular IN that neighburbood. His ap
pointment viii. give general satisfaction.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

Coon ARIA SGEMENr.-Pnsfenger by
the City Railway wishing to go t. the
Wilmington and Western Railroad depot
can procure omnibus tickets by applying
to the drivers on the cars
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

In the case Of william S. Williams 's.
Gcntrc q. Clcaver, which was itlei IHea
day. the Jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiff Of S275 damages.
Amos Ringwalt as. John A. Harris,
called for trial last cy ming, was conlinu, d.
This was an action Of assunp-ii, the plain
tiW claiming $40 to hg due him from TIE
defendant for harness of diil rest Kinds,
necessary AID suitable for farming pur-
poses, which was shown by ia" e. deuce
TO have been purchased by defendant Tor
his son IN setting him NJ on iarm III
IN behalf of the defendant it was con
tended that large portion Of This haruess
was bought hy said son, Who was credited
individually hy Ringwau, winch, with a
set oil Of about S33, (admlted by The
tlnintD would reduce lhe claim tn about
| s7l. The inry. however, (ou the suhms
| sion ef the case) thought Otherwise, ana
rendered Vetdict for lnin,iii for Sd6l. q.
Mcssrs. Mails and Gordon for plaintiff ;
Hon. r. +. Bnlarl counsel for defendant
No. -. William Taylor as. William IL.
sttarrett was called for trial. This was
an action of assumpsit, ON book account,
and the allegations On part OF plalntlh
were in substance as follows That part
OF the demand was for goods sold ana
delivered VS. the plaintiff To the defendant,
and secondly that the larger part Of the
demand was for goods sold and delivered
10 certain creditors Of the defendant, and
an agreement was made with defendant iu
substance this That some time in Decem-
her. 1870, or January, ISL. the defendant
agreed to make for plaintiff bakers
wagon, CplainlilI is baker and conier
tloner in this city) which was TO be pale
for in bread. etc, furnished to certain
boarding house aud hulel keepers VINO
we're boarding the WOrkmen OF defendant
and To whom defendant was responsible
far their heard thIt, after furnishing
these goods and considerable amount u
excess, defendant had failed TO deliver t
plaintiff the wagon contracted Tor, Whicl
he had thus been paid for, and turIhef
p.ainliH claimed certain sum Tor an OIL
WAGON. which he had sent TO the shop o
/ Defendant to be repaired, aud which ha'
mover been returned To him. The plain
, tin called several witnesses, who more @
less sulstantattd these facts. The defence
howevpr. allrge that Robert Tay Tor is III
3 party with whom this contract, II il eve
existed, was made, and that he il, in fact
e the plaintih ana that, though the busines
!. is. as TO the casual observer! carried o
a and owned hy he son, William Taylor
k rr.uy belongs To the father, and that ih
defendant kuew no one tisc IN all iii
G transaction and further, that the book
/. brought into Court contained much falls
e matter ard accounts, aud secondly tbs
s. If the business is truly the sons they hay
a spt-on Of over slUO, and that the hoo
y accounts only against the defendant an
il the matters in suit. as this contract W.
# made, If made at all, entirely with Robe
TAYLOR, aud defendant knew no one els
IN They examined several wltncsses 10 suslal
ie their side Of the case, when l.. {. BIZ
a. began his opening argument TO the jur
b, wi ich was just closed n the hour Of "A
s. jourment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

Another meeting 10 try and galvaniar
this project into life was held last week at
Elktnn, III which Mr., Jackson. .of. Pnila-
delphia. who is largely interested in The
Kent County Rail Road was present and
malra definite proposition to hui!d the
road and put it In running order il private
subscriptions amounting 10 $4,000 are
obtained and the right Of way scared.
The amount already subscribed is si2.O 900
so that S13, 200 is all that is still lacking.
There may be some objection, however, Ia
the conditions offered by Mr.. Jackson.