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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

SERIOUS AocIDKNT-TWo MEN KnLRp.-On
Monday an accident occurred near Morgantown,
BeTks county, just beyond Chester county border,
ia character sad aud terrible 10 imagine A party
Of men were engaged in tearing down an ancient
stone wagon house on the premises of Mr.. John
+. N asst, and coming 10 the removal of the iojsts
1t was thought by the workmen that if these tim
bers were relieved on one side of the building,
their force of gravitatien would he such as 70
draw the other side Of the building with them by
falling on the inside. Bat alas, this calculation
proved erroneous, and when the ioists were Ioos.
ened on the one side, Instead OF pulling the wall
lnWardly they pushed it outwardly, killing one
instantly aud wounding another 30 as to produces
death few minutes afterwards. Several Others
were injured more or less, but not seriously
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

THR RMARKETs.-Butter, 4Oa45 per pounds: eggs
22s25c per dozen; IRISH potatoes lSa2bc. per hall
peck; sweet do. 2oA25c.; new do 30a5O do; bsets,
l6c. do; apples, l5aS0c. do; lima beans, 2a6c.
per quart; cabbage. 6aAc. per head; salad, Sc
do; horseradish lOAl5c per root Tadishes. lOal2c
per bunch; rhubaIb, 2Oa25c. do; spinach, 90c per
half peck; chickens, 81 l2jaS2 per pair beef l6a25c
veal outlet, 2jc. do; sheet ham, PC. do; pork
steak, lie. do; sausage ljc. do; lard, lOc do;
scraPple, &c. do; shad, 2jA50c per pa,r herring.
lOal2c per doz.; white perch, 20c. per bunch vel
low perch. l6c. do; cat fish, lOc. per lb haddOck
Sc. do; hlibut, 2jc. do, rock, l3o
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

PEACH BoTTOM. .RAILWAY.--At a meeting
Of tie Board Of Directors or tue Peach Bottom
Railway, held at Oxf0rd On the 23d inst. a
first mortgage bond on the Eastern Division
OK the road, duly acknowledged ana executed,
was offered by the President, and 1t was or
deTed 10 he recorded il Lancaster aud Chester
counties. The mortgage is for $l2,OOO per
mile. That part Of the road from Oxford to
the COnOWingO Is Well-nigh graded and It is the
expectation Of the company TO commence put
ting down the nails not later than the first Of
August next.-O5f0rd Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

the National AgEieultaral Congress mseis as
dilalanaPoiis to-day. Nearly I'll TIE States ana
LsalteEies will BE- Eapreseulsd 1hs napla suroa8
O -sae talmsrs movement" gives aAdifiahsl i'm.
s.s " y snis Coe genEions and u Is thought the
subject OF transportation viii be most prominent
Ia iss deliberations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

POLICE CAsRs.-Chas. Phillips aud Edward
SineK were arrested by officer NIckerson, for fast
driving Each was hIed S. aud costa
Alex White, by officer McGonigal, for disor-
dSIly conduct, was fined 81 and costs.
Chas. Mullen and John Watson, by officer Nc
Gonigal; Rudolph Beck. by officer Whalen; Robt
foreacTe, by officer NickersOh; Geo Hogan aud
Frank Jackson, by officer Writ, wers each fined
90 cents and costs for drunkenness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

The BOMBAY HOOK RAILROAD YESTERDAY.
about twenty car loads Of rails and iron, for the
Bombay Hook railroad were sent TO Smyrna
The work of grading is being rapidly performed,
aud will soon be completed. About three hun
dred men are now at work. Track laying will
commence tomorrow, near Smyrna; the Talls will
be laid along Cemetery street, through the town,
and on towards the Bay terminus. Predictions OF
the completion OF the Iold by the FIRST Of Angust
are freely made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

SPLIT NATIONAL NoTEs.--We are Informed
that this new feature in the way OF counterleting
is fast becoming an annoyance to our banks
The notes are prepared by nicely cutting them
aud reserving a portion Of about One-sixth, con
sequenty out OF every six notes an extra five
dollar one is obtained they being OF the s. de-
nomination. The method of sticking ;hc parts
together is skillfully executed as TO battle in
experienced eyes nine cases out of ten, and the
best money critics are Oflentimes Obliged 10 com
pare their dimensions with whole notes before
they can detect discrepancy. Everybody should
be ON the watch for them.--I West Chester Nesos
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

The WILMINGTON & WESTERN II. R.-The
regular monthly meeting Of The Board Of Difec-
tors Of this road took place yesterday. twas
decided TO run church trains, On aE IS, bsgtn-
ming as coon as arrangements can - made. II
is intended, TO run one, possibly two, trains each
way, on that day. as.
In the matter Of carrying frsightE over the
road, to perSons building along the line, al hall
rates, 1t WAS decided 10 adOptthat measure. SUBJ
ject 10 the discretion Of President Lobdell. The
management also agreed to issue monthly tick
cts At reduced rates. y. N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGR. 49, Three aTchi-
tecls are now preparing plans for the bridge over
the Brandywine, at Washington street. When
these plans are completed, they will be submitted
to tho Building COMMITTEES, who will select one,
aud then advertise, tor proposals 60 erect the
bridge. The structure is 10 bs OF iron and will
span the stream from shore TO shore
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

Row AMONG THE AcToRs.-The Little Nell
Troupe. which at our Opera House, ON Monday
night, INDUCED in the succession OF rows which
are included IN the play Of ''Fidelia, the Fire
Wah," wound up with n bona 6de knock-down
fight, before leaving the city The trouble com
menced at the Clayton House, and originated
from sighting remark made by a party
there, regarding the reputation OF Little
Neil at the depot the affair was continued, out
side parties being by this iime concerned,
and before the l.Oj o'clock = M train left, a reg
ulaT row occurred, during which several Of the
combatants kissed the bricks. No one was seri-
Ously damaged, and the departure of the train
soon caused a cessation Of hostiliies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28
CLAYTON HOUSE.
ARRIyAls Up TO NOON TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS Up TO NOON TO-DAY.
Mics Nellie Horn. Philadelphia, Pa.
Iheo. Curl, do.
q. 8. Watson, Milford, Del.
Isaac b. Cobb, Boston Mass ta..r.
II. 8. Carter, Elkton, Nd.
John Smith, Delaware.
=. u. Martin, Baltimore, Nd. 4l 5sh,
y. y. Tiffany, Chicago, m. 80 iI
A. BrabrOott, Mass. ffU
D. 3. Hubbard, Williamsport. Pa ts7e
w. w, Davis, Philadelphia, Pa.
w. +. Hooper, do.
=. y. Chatlen0n, Baltimare, Nd. heos ft
w. Townsend and wife, LinnWOod, Pa s-a- : ;
Joan Manhem, Philadelphia Pa. ~ - HlI
u = Conway, Do. -
John w. Pierce, do.
Harman Winter, Brooklyn, L. l. IS -
Ivory in coral set,
When 'tWixt paftles' Inns Won see.
eOZOD0NT, 'tls safe to bet,
Beauties the ivory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28
JOHN MERRICK & CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS',
No. = Fifth street.
.lClayton HOasso
Dealers inState an City Loans.
BANK. RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS

Mann hAALhOAU bIOCA6 ANU 1UNDS
Bought and sold on commission.
Time paper and Collateral loans negotiated.
Money loaned On call Also. REAL ESTATE
AGENTS. M9Ftgagss Negotiated. Houses Rented.
Have for sale Northern Pacific r. r. 7-3O First
MoFtRage Gold Bonds; Wilmington and Western k.
X; 7-SO First Mortgage Bonds. ~
! Two hrsf-elaMtarms on the Stale Road. near Nil
.ord, Deli isrgq neaeh and apple orchards now IN
peaTln9. and other fFntls very deairablY located.
All business intrusted 70 us viii be thRnkfulyRA-
aeivea bnd promptly attended q. mare-sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

REPAIRED. The ferry boat Dsla,pars, which
has recently been overhaued aud repaired at the
yard OF the Harlan A HollingswoTth Co, in this
city, left for PhilAdelphia, yesterday, to resume
trims
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

SALEs.-The elegant country seat known
as "WOOltOn Hail." comprising q mansion,
land, situated on the L. W. L. B. Il. Il. near
Believer Station, was sold at Public sale, yes
terday afternoon, James NJ. Preston, of Man
aSunk, Pa, was the purchaser, for $4,000
The Jefferson property ut New Castle
nearly opposite the Court House, has been
into hotel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28
SYIRAN SPRINGS.
cHAh8Rs KYLE. PsaPauEroa.

n sBs:, vi'i'o. fssiss
- SPsAAi AatAen' ~ M
AHble Po0oppOdatiOnS fOE Dancing have bsen
1CE 0sEA u 10M0NADE. cAiyEs. Fault. ke :.
viii bo lOld taall WhOmay desire them. -,
mo intoxiaatlR liquors win be soId on he ground
Ae VIII also t1nlinne his pOpqlaR stand AZ Eeeonat
epd Market 4n@n, where the above named nnmmer
Iu1nries ma elhaq during the season; also, at HIS
residence, Sixth and Orange streets. where he viii
be pleased - zee hiS many friends and the public
tNaSBAuys may9-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

THE NEW PUMP.-The foundation for the
new WOrthingtOn pump is now being built IN
the new City Mil, by +. Q. Simpson. The
pump is now ready for shipment. and will be
delivered by sections, when needed 1t will
probably be erected by the 1st of August. 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

WILL LRAvE-Thc Pacific Mail Steamship
Acapulco, built at the yard of the Harlan, Hol-
hnsWoTth Company, Wilmington, will be taken to
New York ia few days, where she will receive
her machinery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28
RGANIZED IsAs.
JOHN AEoLEAR & SON:
Exchange&DepOsit Bank
- wINIEaFoN PNL.. v
No. GO9 AlarkeG street,

No. 6O2 Market street.
NO 1E4EEToN pM.. w
Deposit Aecounts, subject 10 check atsight. Csams
TatiOns and individuals.
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mand.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
For Underestimate deposits Of specific sums. for
COLLECTIONS
0tDividends. Notes Interest Drafts. &c, made with
despatch. and accounted for the dAy naymsnt is
eeiVed. "
CHECKS ,g
On Banks in Philadelphia. New York. Boston, Bal
timore. Delaware, PennsylVania and Washington
will be credited on receipt from customers At par.
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &e.
GoLeFnment Securities. Gold. State BOnds. Rail-
sion. Local Securities q specially. Being repre-
sented In all the pFncipa cities by reliable CORES
pondents We are prepared TO attend TO any business
IN this line with promptnesa and despatch. Persons
wanting 70 buy sell Invited 20 rive call.
Ruotations OF the active Stocks at New York and
PHILADELPHIA FecaiVed daily ct our ofice.
Sound tpVestnsns Securities neseiiatsd and fer
Every kind Oflegitimato Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

Commemorate Cooperative Enterprise
Company, recently organized in this city, have
cOmmanced operations at Oxford, Pa, where
rails of the siding of the ear shops. Bald ing
operations will be commenced BY the COmpa-
nyhn few days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

Just received one Of the largest assOrtments
OF the latest Spring Styles of hats and Caps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
PTlces My hats are speciality. Cali and
sure TO be snted. Z LEWIS G. SFRINGER,
Hat Store. Il No 223 Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

ilATPROvRMENT.-GeO H. MARBLE is building
row of three twO-stOry brick houses on Clay
mont street south side Of Third Street Bridge,
Jacob Il Webb contractors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

FIVR PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on d,
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

SALE or MoNEY. AT the Seth monthly meetin
Of the Wilmington Loan Association, last even
ing, $500 sold ct S4sS, per cent premium, $1,000
at 80 4, and $500 at 20
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28

Deposit Aecounts. subject 10 cheek ateighk (samo
IS a. NationM Bank solicited from firms. eofbo
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-28
LOCAL IMrELLIoEMeE.

There were plenty OF Segezables in market,
this morning.
A sad accident on the w. & W.R r. IL reports
ed in our local columns Wa aA
Strawberries are coming into market They
sell at 50 cents per quart.
The heat of the sun to-day is greatly modified
Sy the prevailing cool breeze. ii
A Sunday morning train from this city to Phil
adelphia, would be largely Taironizel.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware Medical
Society. will be held at MiddletOWn, Juno lOth.
Chas. McCall, a pupil OF 81 Paurs Sunday
school, was buried yesterday afternoon, with
Sunday School honOrs.
The sixty-Seventh annual communication of the
A. F. A. NJ, Of tins State. will I've held at the
Masonic Temple. on FRIDAY, June 21lh.
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HnilnS county.

,tn ,. M il.,. ,.,,,tt,.,..t or It,uoi,i,. N, 4,
VD aGrfS nu,es i2atqeNs OF iiu, G.i ine
Gu g! t''"''e "''" '''''V''i l'''''
" tW' 49, 500, t,,,.,et ~, N ,li,s nav,
INF, tn,'c n Gho,y s,fy~,. tlnihSr, mrire a
.,,,.,, ,',r,, '''''''' f'N''''
ofi5rE, D,g,tnn .u,yry, timber: prirc, y ncr
acre.
s. ncr nero. ''F F'i'" t''Vl' -"
her. s8 ncf aS k,.f 1879 - "
SUHcfes, l0miles wcstot Dallas, part OF The
Thnlaas Collins survey, prairie: 81 per acre
lqjGrr,s ii miles enstuf iiuIMS, thc Wm.
Btyan survey, dnhar; IS per acre,
>, ig Ntrts,l mics nor 81 Dallas, part 81 'he
aS acres, rilts5orth q Dallas part Of the
7dOrcr acre.
LMyi bison league, prairig, % 81 90 per acre
lily; V@nay survey, ptaine,,, q 50 pengercc',
y, A. Leonard survey, al s. 90 per acne.
y; !. Leonard survey, Al s. 50 peracre.
Of lhe y. berbin survey, timber, ot 50 90 per
l73 acres, i miles east Of Dallas, part OF the
1922 acres, IL miles east Of Dallas, part Of
100 acres, Y miles southwest OF Dallas, part
per acre. h. a,na,,o. no,t
Of inc ilaESey Clark survey prairie ana nnl-
"Vq,ti o,rr, ,tttn.' .ont,, or nollo. n,,t or
We =. D. Toward survey, prairie ana 'in'per'
a.0 aeNS,9 miles northwest Of Dallas, part
:" ., " "a r. ,c roc cr 'urN'Fi"'''e wv" 'i''''''
=, FARMS IN DALLAS. COUNTY, 4.
Nor sulytS. 80 SrSs III itivatioS, al I'D per
5'aetes. mi)assa,a,tl, az Dsllns. 100 acres
IN SHlYS '9h SYN 9TH orrn'u ma ~ s9Y p",os oo
lac is IN cultivation, ID acres pasture, good
g in IN, , and a piGHsy n,ij ' al ssao ''
nor, q; IN yntinn instSrr honsa NJ Sgoc No
,',e y. ii''a ,,n,th az n,,lIoe ia nrrrs
!" '"''''"''"' az - '' l''r acre
49,, ,,,.,,, C,,,,,t
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~ 90 l'''''''' !" N'''N 49, ~
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Nh o! yy'' >" '''' '''''' '' ; '''''''''' " 50
~ agrgi, 10 miigS SonthWgSt OF roft worry
XIX ,, ~, vac "''' ''''
ir, n,.ra, t0,nflos ..e, az Fart Worth thc
n 'S s,r " ,, ~ 81 per acre. Ui to' "o' WV
iao acIcs, Ii miles southwest of Dallas tho
MchWh'S NiHlithN survey pr"li'ci W VI
fNH@is' :, =
acres DlcultEa ochnrdsnd hedge lehce;
'''''' '''%. D.n... county.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-27

ANE1aRBoRLY MURDER Intelligence
of very sociabie murder comes from
Walton County, Florida. Following,
as it does, close upon the heels of an
other tragedy, and as woman, whether
lovely or not. is at the bottom thereof,
tho facts In the case are perhaps worth
relating. Some months ago Mr.. Gee.
Parish, having some misunderstanding
with bis brother-in-law, MIR. Leydeu,
armed himself with o shotgun and
promptly put his rccalcitrant relative
out Of the way. Shortly after this san
culinary affray. which made Mrs. Ley
den widow, she doffrd her weeds for
tho legendary orange blossom, and be-
came tue bride OF Mr.. Robert Bell.
The honeymoon sped by without q
ripple on the surface Of the placid
stream OF domestic felicity In short
time. however. Mrs. Bell made com.
plant to her husband of the amorous
advances Of one Mr.. William Nathie, a
neighbor, and afterwards made the same
complaint in presence of Nathie. Mr..
Bell simply asked her to stop her noise,
intimating that if this reasonable de-
mand was not complied with, he would
be under the painful necessity of sever
ing the marital tie. Whereupon Mr..
Nuthie remarked that Mrs. Bell could
always find shelter under his thatch.
This remark upon the part of Mr.
Nathie reused the sleeping demon Of
jealousy i'll the breast OF Bell, and an
nld-fashioned scuffls ensued, in which
Nathie was somewhat worsted. His
two sons appeared at this iuncture, and
they made a united effort to suffocate
Bell, by shutting off his wind, while
their respected parent sauntered into
tho house after a gun, for the purpose
Of putting an end to the pcasantry.
Bell managed to break away from his
friends and went to his own domain for
shotgun. He procured his armament
aud appeared on the scene just in time
to receive three buck shot in his head
from Nathic's artillery, which brought
him to the ground. Recovering, Bell
sauted his opponent with une barrel
and mortnily wounded him. Nathie
died in thirty minutes, while Bell reco-
vered sufficiently to attend the funeral
the next day, where. according to all
accounts, he was the most prominent
mouiner. Tue little community has re-
lapsed into its former PASTORAL peaceful
ness, and ull hands are probably satis-
fled with the situation.
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COLUMBIA, 8. c., August 2e. 1873


Hon. r. q. Carpenier-DEAR SIN:
Your reply to the Committee on the
water question, of which am Chair
man, is before me; and must confess I
am at o loss to SEQ how you could put
suoh construction on the resolutions
and letter. I think I ought to know
what the letter and resolutions meant,
and will venture here to speak for all
who acted with mo, and say, that no one
ever thought, or even dreamed, Of offer
ing personal violence to you or Col.
Pearce. If there is ono individual who
can contradict me in this statement, let
him speak out. have not seen one
person, who has spoken to me about
your letter, bnt who regards your con-
struction as strained and totally ut vari.
ance with tho general understanding Of
the resolutions and letter. The violence
alluded to was tho danger of destroying
the Water Works. Neither the Commit
toe nor the public meeting asked you
to decide the question in their favor,
but simply to mako your decision, so
that we could know what to do; for I
can assure you, we neither expected to
live or die by your decision. And out of
respect for the law, we were willing to
wait reasonable time; otherwise, we
would have abatcd the nuisance at once.
| am glad to SEQ you so highly apprc-
oiate the law-abiding people Of my
State nnd it's distinguished judiciary OF
by-gonc days; but think you mistake
the temper Of the people OF this town.
ii you think they would submit quietly
to rse the water given to them by the
Columbia Water Power Company. We
are not pigs, to be penned aud drenched
with slop; and say, therefore, it is not
in the powe. of the Circuit Court nor
the Supreme Court, either OF this State
or tho United States, to compel US to
submit to such an intolerablc nuisance.
II this be treason, am good traitor.
| have the honor to be, very respect.
fully, your obedient servant,
(Signed,l E. w. SEIBELS.
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ADOPT THE PREVENTIVE Po11cY.-
Severe spells of biliousness, indiges-
ton. chi!ls and fever, diarrhnl, /, nervous
headache and physical exhaustion are
quite usual at this season. These are
visitntions which everybody is anxious
to avoid, and ns course OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will unauestiouably
fortify the system against them. the
most valuable medical advice which can
be offered at this time to persons subject
to suoh complaints or at all sensitive to
atmospheric changes, is to commence
taking this powerful vegetable Alternative
and invigorant without delay. Forty
eight hours will not have elapsed after
the first dose before a marked change
will have manifested itself in the con-
dition OF the system. The ultimate re-
suit will be habit of body 80 regular, q
genial condition SO vigorous, that how
ever unhealthy the season may chance
to be, the system thus refreshed and re-
inforced will be in the best possible trim
to encounter it. A14tlt3
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STANDARD HEIGHT OF SoLD1ERs.-A
circular has been issued by the War De-
partment. fixing the standard height for
recruits in the United States army as
follows: For artillery and infantry, five
feet four inches aud upwards; for ca
valry, not less than five feet five inches,
and not more than i've feet ten inches.
This regulation is not applicable to mu.
sicians or for recruits for colorcd regi-
ments.
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