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on "Thes Chald-an account of the
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are dogs whom / have Met
"Pope PlusiIJ'"Ths Irish Brigade
IN the Service Of Frame" "Talley.
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The pfoauncismsnis II Menus.
rex Of the Memphis Carnival. 20
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The Water Valley papers uu
uoaneG the marriage Of Nr James
&. Robinson nd MissRfld Reddrk,
on the 22l January.
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We have orders every day lOr
job work, and yet very frequently
parties forget to pay cash for The
work sshsHdlasessa2 Or CHA V
TO require cash on the delivery Of
job vorsS n lease rensnbsf tbis
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Rangers Notice.

AAfa up b &c Cloud eight miles north
&N-~eA one &.aef horse mule, about six years
ei@ u marks " brand pcrctivsble. The
""nsf @Said esiray is requested to come for
ward p'oTf said properly sud pay charges or
a ~'~4e sold according to law on first Mon
-&ar4 A hhy, it being The 5th day Of said month,
hoat Of the Courthouse dosr of Pamela
county 10 tie highest bidder for cash.
ROBERT JARVIS,
gAniH u Ranger p. G
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Worm DEsToRYER.


VitLASow, Walker Co, Ga. June 2s
Dr. John BsR--Deat Sir; fAhave recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials and
ind 1t wonderfully ctRcacious. Il has moi
failed In a single instance TO have the wished
ir effect an doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use for sons article Of
The kind am, win resnceklly, ngft An
julius P. cLExksr, N. b:
2 P.S-So unqualified and numerous are The
testimonials In favor of my Worm Destroyer
tha' newspaper space is entirely too small to
tell lis merits.
\ hisan infaliihae' remedy for wurmssl Try
II and be convinced. See my Journal for 4
more fun description. VA JOHN BULL.
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will publish biz letter.
The case referred to - n hard
one, and has been recently followed
The Supreme Court Of Taanes
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No.. J. F. Simmons, Sards.
DSlH SER-In The case oi Gn-.
lnm ". lfby. 10 MiaA ReIalrs,
here was before The Judge. lf Ell.
'qRaps, by colpsoIJ your opinion
IS GlIsnOeIIoE NddsCicly .tai.d
your judgment did not concur
With Dahlgreen vs. Duncan, I S. /
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'snt' ii' Very respectflly i3n
II. Il. SlAEALL.
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BULLS
ARSAPARILLA.

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" WHITE Memphis Tsaa
JOIN HARRINGTON Mempl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
O0UAf RAOoRR6lRes,
NEw oAsrLr, MaY %, ls

NEW CASflsE, May ~, 1919.
Court opened ut 10 a. m
The verdict of the jury la the case Of William
+. Smalley & Co. VS.. zebulon Il. McKlnseS, was
for the plaintiff of S4S6.12.
The whole of the day was taken mp with the
continuation OF the case of Elizabeth e. O'Daniel
vs.. the Bakers Union, OF Wilmington, being de-
voted exclusively 10 the examination of witnesses
the array Of whom for the plaintiff was very en-
tensive, numbering thiriy or more. Their exam
ination was however completed during the alter
noon. Counsel for defence, l.. q. Bird, ESQ.,
The plaintiff was represented BY John q. PatteT-
son, ESQ, who opened his ease aud partially ex-
amlned two witnesses.
The facts as proved by the plaintiffs witnesses
were substantially that in the Spring and Fall OF
1871, defendant had the cellar of their house,
which adjOiRs plaintiffs at Fourth and Walnut
streets, dug below the foundation walls of plain
tifi7s house ausing said walls to sink and thereby
cracking the walls and ceiling of plaintiffs house
very badley, rendering it unsafe to live in and
damaging 1t, as testified to by various witnesses,
to the amount of from 81 500 10 $500. That
said cellar of defendants was allowed 10 stand
with two or three feet of water collected Ia II
which worked its way into plaintiffs cellar
through the walls thereof. That portion of the
tin on PLAINTIFF s roof was torn oil by the work.
men on defendants building, without being re-
placed, and that holes were made In plaintiff 4
roof, bY which holes and removal of The tin the
rain came into plaintiffs house and injured It.
discoloring the paper, &c, aud that the damage
aud injury was the result of negligence on the
part of the defendant in digging below plaintiff
foundation walls and undermining them without
having them undeFpinned.
The defence set up was, first, that upon
digging down, the plaintiffs foundation wall was
found 10 extend Is inches beyond aud over heI
line, uPon defendants land, aud not choosing to
give plaintiff that ground, defendant had built
their wall upon plaintiffs. Second, that plain
tiil's house was cracked before the digging foI
aud erection Of the building IOr the Bakers
Union and third, that plaintiffs foundation wall
was rotten, and defendant used every precautiOi
necessary in the construction of their own wall
so not Ia iujure that of plaintiff Only tive
Witnesses had been called for defence, when al
twenty minutes before six O'Clock, George b
Rodney, Esq, chairman Of the committee ap-
pointed for this purpose at a meeting ot the Bar
Association of New Castle County, held thu
afternoon at New Castle, presented to the CDuri
resolutions of respect 10 the memory of Victdl
Green, Esq, decd, elsewhere published in this
paper,) and accompanied their presentation with
a few remarks pertinent TO the occasion, and be
coming the memory OF the deceased. The reso
lutiOns were read by the Clerk aud ordered by
the Court to be spread at large upon tue record
Immediately after which Court adjourned til
TO morrow at 10 A. NJ. ...l K.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
In AAemorIam.

.On Tuesday, the Goth inst, the members OF the
Bar OF New Castle county, at New Castle, assem-
bed at tho afternoon session OF the Superior Court
to take appropriate action respecting the death of
their late associate Victor Green, Esq, of Middle
town, Delaware.
George &. Gordon, Esq, was called to the chair,
and lgnaius q. Grubb, ESQ., appointed Secretary
of the meeting.
A committee of fiVo members Of tho Bar, con-
sistlng OF Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, George Gray,
Levi Z. Bird, John IL. Rodney and Anthony Hig-
gins, Esqs., having been appointed to prepare APP
propriate resolutions regarding the deceased, re-
ported the following, which were unanimously
adopted, viz:
WHEREAs, in the providence of Almighty God
VIC have been called upon to part with our late
friend and professional brother, Victor Green
And whereas it is meet and proper that an ex-
preston Of our soFroW should be embodied in the
form OF resolutions by u.s. his associates Of the BaE
of New Castle county, therefore, be it
l. ResolUed, That in the death Of Victor Green
loss not easily replaced has been sustained by
the Bar OF Delaware, and the entire community
that so much OF intelligence and culture, Of sound
judgment, integrity and high-toned personal char
acter, cannot be t&kGu away from the community
without serious public dstrimsRt,
2. Resolved, Thatwhilst physical Constitution,
always delicate, and n native mOdesty Of dispOsi-
| ton combined, in great degree disinclined and
deferred our late friend and associate from taking
that part in the struggles Of the profession for
which his legal aeQqITements would 90 wen have
qualified him, yet that their possession was well
known to those who we're fortunate enough to be
intimate with him, and entitled him and ms Opin-
ions 10 the respect of all.
| 3. ResoiUed, That whilst mourning the early
death OF friend and brother, and not venturlng
to ntrude into the circle of domestic grief yet that
we respectfully tender our sincere sympathies to
his widow and family in the great sorrow wi tn
which they have been visited.
L. ResolUed. That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the Superior Court at its present
session, and also be forwarded TO the widow of the
deceased, by the Secretary of this meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Bayard George b. Rodney and
| William q. Whiteley, Esqs, wero appointed a
committee to present the resolutions TO the uper
iOr Court, on behalf Of the Car Of New Castle
county.
| On motion the me~llng adjourned.
| GEORGE Q. GORDON, Chairman
| tGS4TEps G. CRUDE, Sec'ty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
A TorrIbIo Runaway.

WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN, AND PERHAPS FATAL
IL INJURED.
In West Chester, between ten and eleven o'clock
Tuesday morning, terrible runaway occurred
which resulted la the serious, perhaps fatal inju-
~ OF human being
A horse and wagon, in charge OF (ieorgs Tay.
Tor and Sam'l Smith, was passing along the ST.,
when the horse urged on by the whip, began 10
run, and suddenly slipped to the ground, throw
ing the occupants of the carriage out upon the
sidewalk. The animal, then thoroughly friRh.
tened, ran along the streets at a terrible speed
frequently dashing upon the sidewalk, aud collid-
ing with everything IA its way:
A few yards in front OF the runaway, Bridget
GAMMA was walking on her way from attending
church, and only when in peFil0us proximity d
The affughtsd steed was shs apprised of sitaiaton
and on turning around and bsholding her impen.
ding danger, she stOsd transhx0d with terror and
unable 10 save herself, consequently was struck
and caught BY the wagon between the SHAFTS aud
one 0t tho wheels, knocked down and dragged
upon tbs pavement for several yards when the
wagon struck another tree, demOlishing 1t, and al.
lowing the hOTse 10 disengage himself
The awful sight was witnessed By nany persons
upon the street, and among them MeasFs WIN. +
Marshall aud Thos. Ferguson, who rushed 10 the
lnlaTed woman picked her up IN IN inssnsible
condition and carried her into Tie residence n
Ar. Painter where DIR. MOClurg was summoned
TO her assistance. After temporarily administer.
ing 70 her Injuries she was conveyed 10 her resi-
denco. Her wounds are OF a very severe charae-
ter Upon her head Is . violent confusion and
also painfni bEulso on Ona OF her elbows, be.
sides other bruises OF a minor ehaFacter Her
clothing was torn Into shrsds from being dragged
upon the pavement
Tho horse was caught ON Darlipgton street be.
IWeeA Biddle add Chestnut streets, and with Tia
exception OF a slight cut on one Of lis legs, wa
anharmcd.
MeasEa. Taylor and Smith, Who were thrown
from The wagon received several severe burisas
bal happily Rot % , serious character
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD C0NPAYY.-In the
district court, Philadelphia, on Monday, Judge
Lynd, in the case Of RosAnna Adams against the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company came up for trial This was an action
to recover damages for the death of the plaintiffs
son, who was killed by train Of cars on the de-
fendant's road, in April, 1879. The deceased was
a member OF the Thirteenth regiment of Penn
Sylvania colored troops, and the night in ques-
ton was returning with two companies of the
regiment from Wilmington, where they had been
on an excursion. When the conductor passed
through the cars he found several of the passen-
gers who had no fares, whom he told to go to the
rear car. 1t was alleged by plaintiff that on
reaching the rear the conductor kicked the de-
ceased and showed him from the train into the GEN.
tire Of the track used by the down train, when an
express train passed killing HIM instantly.
The dafence set up that the deceased, in COM
pany with Others, proceeded TO the rear platform
of the rear car, directed by the conductor, and
when near LynwoOd station the train Stacked up.
and the whole party jumped of and ran TO reach
the front car to avoid the conductor The de-
ceased they alleged, ia jumping, fell over the rail
Ha got up and started 0bliqnsiy across the rails
to reach the excursion train, when the express
train passed by and struck him, resulting in in
slant death. The case was on Tuesday, given 10
the jury. who, up to this morning we're still
out.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

ACCIDENT ON THE DELAWARE y. R.-Ths af-
ternOon passenger train, north, on tie Uelawars
railroad, Monday, met with an accident, causing a
delay of two hours. The accident occurred lust
below Pennington, and was caused by running
over bullock. The express car was thrown from
the track, and turned over, spiing eggs, cEamber-
Iies and many other things in as naAy directions.
The end OF the baggage was thrown from the
track as was the end OF the tender. Tbs express
agent jumped from the car and escaped injury
No one was hurt