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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-19
DHENIX SILVER MINING COM.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COM
l. fASG.-LOcatlon OF principal place
OF business: san Francisco, California.
Location OF works Eureka Mining Dis
trlct, Eureka county, state of Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given, that at a meet
ing of the Board OF Directors, held on the
18TH day OF October, 1873, an assessment,
No. IS, of 50c per share was levied upon
the capital stock o. the corporation, pay
able immediately, in United States gold
and silver coin, to the secretary, at the
office of the Company, Room 70, No. 4l9
California street, san Francisco, Califor-
mia
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall Iemain unpaid or the 10Th day of
NOVEMBER. 1873, Will be delinquent,
and advertised for sale at public auction !:
ana unless payment Is made before, will
be sold on
The 10th day of December, 1873.
to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gcther with costs of advertising and eX-
peuseS Of sale.
BY order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office Room 26, No. 4l9 California street,
IAN FrdncIscO, California. OlS-iW
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-19
miscellaneous.
SUMMONS

,..h, pis,rict Court of the sixth JUDI,
- pistrict i'm and for h county oi
Eureka, state OF Nevada
ruu STATE OF NEVADA sends greet
Inc toTuOMAS X. MCMAHON'
-Or- ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
arIenr i'm al action onnenceu
.-,iri, vou ms defendant, by Maggie
%rNahon as plaintiff, in the plstrlct
Cont of the sixth judicial blstrict, III
ana for the County of Eureka, otate Oh
%nyodo. nj the town of Eureka, IAN
- fn CompIaint therein, which is ON
al Nth The clerk of said Court, withln
~ dnys after the service on YOU OF inns
Sn,rn,nns exclusive of the day OF ser
,icpl if serNed in said county, or twenty
5ovs II served out of said county out WIN
in This district, and in all other cases
forty DAYS or judgment 10y uvlau.t VII
be taken against YOU, at'oiuiHS
prav,rO of sand Complaint.
t'TTIc said action is brought 10 ecoVer
INDICTMENT against you the SAID deienu-
ant that the marriage between Plalhllli
oni defendant bC dissolved anu divorce
decrped according To the statute IN sucn
cases made and provided anu pIainllIi
rraVs that the custody, cohlICl anu loS'
session of the child. Thomas IL. McNa-
- ba adudccd to the plaintiff. The
%ronnd on which said Judgment ana ue-
ccr,a are claimed is, that ~lor
more Than two e. years last past has
wiIfully neglected to provide Tor plain
tin the common necessaEles oil me- NAY
| inc The ability so To do. ana Wheh such
NEGLECT was not the result of poverty on
thS part of said defendant. which he
c"uld not avoid by ordinary industry;
And upon the further ground OF cruei ana
inhuman treatment, as Is more tully set
forth IN the Complaint on Tile herein.
And q are hereby notified that II YOU
fauto auucar and answer the SAID com
rlaiut as above required, the said plain
tin will Apply to me Tar 1 D9ain toi Tue u
In Testimony Whereof. /. + II. Harmon,
have h~crcunto set my hand ana the
seal OF said Court, this -9th day OF sep
TENDER, A. 1875.
Clerk District Court, sixth Judicial Dis
trict. Eureka County, Nevada.
Iy SAM'L BELL, Deputy Clerk.
W. II. DAVENPORT, Atty. Tor lIH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-19
Cured at Home.
SHE:ElFF'S SALE
state OF Nevada, County OF Lu''A'
SHERIFF's OFFICE a
EUREKA. NEv., Oclooe! -

state of Nevada, County OF Eur"
sHERIFF's OFFICE !.
EUREKA. NEN., Octovo
TuIS Is TO CERTIFY, liz
/ and by Virtue OF an EAg garr
issued ont OF the District Ioa'~
sixth Judicial District, III aAo
Comfy of Eureka, state OF Me-
= mdIment rendered and aoeD~
said Court on the Isl day o. NirSTO
1873. in favor of \. 7. HGld"Igsj
Plaintiffs, and against NF Srm I'd
son as Defendants, Tor NV az III
teen Hundred and Nlnel!E s,a.s.l
and Eighty Cents in lnlttu m.
coin. with legal interest MR. mi. 4
rrSr dav Of October. 4. u. lo'S' GT !
tnoefhrr with Fortl-nine IVns
Elgntv-1ive Cents in gold CON ssJJ 4
disbursements at the datc o~maglI1
ment. and accTulnE costs IUfIg1
the sum OF Eight Dollars at'r rocot.a Il
Gents, as appears TO Us o]tjrsrtfl Il
sheriff Of Eureka county, Ga en-, ID
me delivered, !, John d. euilI W. aTa
Iid in The manner required .! ~
and INV mon as the proEyEi b
nrIondants' named IN sad M| I'D
lowing described real Plot ErrebA
and being in the town Vtlnck lpi
known as Lot Ten tlul inryfy IL
nine t1ql OF the McCo! IsaI rrt5s
town. and will sell SAID YEA ii %
aforesaid. at the Court-norsa i
"'nnI| IN thctown Of EureA''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

The Danforth Locomotive Works at Palter-
sOU, N. j., it is stated, will place its foundry
men on half time, or work two gangs on alter
nate days. This will be quiValent to a dis
charge Of 55 men. The Morris and Essex Rail-
road discharged 100 employees at various points
Oh Tuesday because Of inability to obtain
currency for disbursements.
A wealthy widow lady, Of Richmond, Va,
member Of a Protestant family, has entered =
Catholic convent in South Carolina and taken
the black veil. She was yet young, quite
handsome, seemingly happy In her domestic
relations and well endowed with this worlds
goods.
At Columbus, Ohio, a servant girl, named
Carrie Culver, was seized on Tuesday evening
by gang Of men Sin thickly settled Portior
Of the city" chlorolormed, taken to some place
unknown, and 30 horribly treated that she is il
a critical condition.
A board Of Ordnance officers ID assembled a
Fortress Monroe TO test the Calling gun in com
parison with the eight-inch hoWitIer loade'
with canister. Mr.. Gatling Is present superin
tending the firing OF his gun. The result /
not yet known.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
INaaal.harlnr naIIalaa.

SNoAG@80Rsmg DBMM8AeW.
s An Oxford peach tree has lust Tipsued lts seoOhd
crop this year.
Besides the car shops, other buildings are going
up In Oxford.
A Grange Of the Patrons of HusbandFy b to
be organized in East Rikeland, Chester cOunty.
new depot, to cost, about $4,000, is to be
erected on the West Chester and Philadelphia
Railroad.
David G.. swayns, of LOnaongVeve township.
has double pig preserved in alcohol. He ex-
poets to exhibit 1t at the Oxford Fair.
A futile attempt was made on Tuesday evening,
to wreck train on the West Chester and Phlla-
| delPhia Railroad, by placing lnFge stone on the
| track.
| Jos. II. Hollingsworth, of New Garden town
| ship, has raisad potato which weighs lbs. ~
ounces and is inches long. 1t is Of the peerless
variety
General Grant will BE Of the West Chester Fail
next week. He is steer, and is owned by Mr.
David BFansOn, of West BFandywine, and weigh
$500 pounds.
A fonr-huudred pound bell has boen placed Ii
the cupola of the new NJ. T.. Church aI rising Sun
Maryland. The Church will be dedicated on tn
10th of October.
The water committee of the West Cheste
Council, is OF Inspecting the water works c
other localities A visit should be made 10 th
new pump at Wilmington.
Amos E. Whitson, of New London township
had lit bushels Of clean wheat from four and
! half acres. Iuveished G37s lbs. per bushel.
was of the TappahannOck or White BowdC
: variety.
a Samuel Maekey, of Elk township, cut sixte6
4 large wagon lOads.of Japan milet from about
acres Of land averaging over four tons per acre.
A He says 1t mikes excellent hay, and his cows q
e exceedingly fond of i.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
The COndemned ModOcs.

now THEY FEEL About THE ExEcUFION.
" correspondent of the san Francisco Dulle-
tin. writing from Fort klamath, Oregon, under
date Of September 8, says
"Fhel MOdOcs under sentence Of death are
confined in the general guard-hOuse, which is
under slrit Surveillance, and only twice a
week are allowed an airing in the parade
ground. Never theless all Of the condemned
save the Curley headed Doctor are in fair health
aside from the weakness induced by long and
close confinement, and appear 10 worry very
little over the approach OF death. The Doctors
system is in an unhealthy state. For many
years he has been addicted to strong drink
Shut of from his bitters and fresh air, he ha
fallen into decline Captain Jack has gaineC
flesh rapidly OF late, and is in good spirits III,
says he doeanot fear death, but will feel ashamet
to be hanged by the neck. He prefers 10 di
like warrior-to be shot
Report says that certain officials haye com
to the conclusion that SeOlux incorrectly know
as SlOtuck) and BarnchO, two Of the condemne'
murderers, were merely the tools Of Jack i
the peace commission tragedy, and there for
should be pardoned out, and the officials haV
forwarded a special petition in their behalf
the President.
As heretofore stated, the orders for the execV
tiOn OF the ModoO5 on the 3rd Of October Ina
been received at Fort klamath from Wasl
ingtOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
munuEacsurUrW 1rouSass-'ThO Radiation
U0WaHus.

A few manufacturers, especially those connected
with the TailrOad interests, have been compelled
TO discharge part Of their hands. We do not
expect that this necessity will be Imposed on all
manufactures, though 1t must be confessed that
many of them viii have a hard time 10 pull
through. The recent panic caught them with
large contracts on their hands, fun compliments
of Workmen, high rates OF wages to pay, and the
eight-hour rule In operation in their establish-
ments. They were working on very close margins
for profit and the least depression In trade made
its injurious effects felt Immediately. They have
had no option but to reduce their expenses at
once; and this they have done by the peremptOEy
discharge of large proportion OF the WOEkmen
1t Is q cause OF regret that many men should
be deprived of situations on the verge Of cold
weather but 1t is not 10 be denisd that the actor
OF the men themselves has done more than any
thing else to make such step indispensable
4 By their combinations and dictalions they hv'
II raised the cost OF production onoFmOusly, put thu
prices of everything ArtiAcially high an left th
lprOpristoEs but little nom for profit; and tn
l moment the least financial disturbance occur
many Of these employers arc obliged to fail, O
turn most Of their hands adrift.-JowHaI o
IComneTce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
unv~--mswus Dos4oa wives had u Dannsr

wv ~ WU84Ow VNtWeS Mad y hbA@AAors |
ThaBsSoa Post teIls the following story about
auinnor at famous Boston restaurant
t'Sach fame as Talts makes dinner parties as
ihnamerable Hs they inviting, and it would be
unaccountablo a the doctrine Of chance alone, If
there did not NOW and then befall funny incl
aeut 10 give pbquanoy as well as substantial de-
liahSS 20 the Point Shirley entertainments. TAFT
tSls one that has just occurred at his cosey quar-
tsfs, but Q sly wink given after the whispering
was sn1Olned the preservation OF the strIctest
tnooguito Of all the parties concerned. 1t hap.
banSd on tie brightest and most delciously cool
day Of the week, when the atmosphere. and the
nkie8 Themselves seemed attnned TO the event
which was oeleDTated. Eight married gentlemen
0f eminsntly ePicurean tastes came together and
eet theig minds upon having dinner There
were foar Engiishmen and fonE Americans, all OF
whom had tested the skill OF cooks the world
Thoy wished 10 have everything complete, and
going 10 Taft they gave him carte blanche for
shrVinR them up such q fenst rs they wanted.
FrspASatiOns began forthwith, and all the resour-
ces hnd appliances Of Taft,seuisine we're brought
fnfQ Faauisltion. .sa4+'
y Anat ineanwhiie tho wives Of lhe eight 'Eentle-
man got wind of the affair. They learned to theii
fasl Indignation that their husbands wtrJ pfspaT
ing for aRTand feast for their sole ed6catiOO, ant
that eight plates only to be laid at their table
Without waiting for an explanation, they des
patched messenger 10 Taft and du plicatcd thei
husbandS order TO be served ia a separate dining
room. The bills Of fare were identical, with th
aEcapton OF cigars, and the strictest silence wa
Snioinsd. Not even hint or whisper was T.
pass 6etWeen the husbands and the landlord. Th
hOnr appointed for the two dinners came, and tn
AU1saAas at down 70 their dinRer and the wive
10 theirs. The tables bore thc results Of Taft
uAFiVallsd tSsts aud skill, and nothing was omit
ed y make Il eomplete in every detail. tIsl
birds, and ell yielded their delicious mouthful
while the shining plate and excellent scr9ice wa
tickling 10 every ssnss.
mot . word passed between the spic-and-spa
dining-roOms. All unsuspecting the HUSBAND
dFan6A bumper to their wives at home, while II
wives slipped the health of their husbands, WI
nsVOr dreamed of their presence under the sam
hnglfahl le root Dinner over the wives ordered the
tiA addad 10 that OF their unsuspecting husband
and 90 The Euss was discovered. There Is q pret
moral % ell this, Tar thinks, aud perhaps OIL
Aasnt far 70 search for il, either
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
PhiIadeIphla 1IarkeIs.

"Wednesday, Ocl. TO 2. n.
FLOUR.-There is firm feeling in the market and
n ready home consumptive demand, but shippers
are not operating to any extent sales Of 1000 bar
rels including extras at 81 5Oa5 IS, spring wheat
extra family at 81 25as 25 pennsylvania Indiana.
and Ohio do. do, at 81 s So and fancy brands at
s. 75alO. No change in rye aour or eOrnmeAl. =,
0RAIN,--The W heat market is very quiet. Small
sales of Red at 81 SEAL 50 Amber at 81 Coal Co. and
No. Spring at 81 3Sal 80. No sales Of kyo, Corn
is active and cents higher sales OF 0OSJ Dusneli
67a6Sc Oats are rmer Sales of $500 bushels w hitt
at 49 sic and mixed at a n 4ee. 1O.O0O bushels o
Western Barley sold on private terms.
SEKDs.--ClOVeRseed Is quoted at'gtG lue- per ID
\ f4O bush Timothy sold at 81 Is per bushel.
| WHIsKY.-30O bbls. of Western Unbound sold q
/ 81 per gallon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

The IRON BUaNRss.-J. WilkinsCooch and
his brother William, have bought one acre Of
land of james Sullivan, and tWenty-seVsn acres
of William Gallup, on Iron Hill, Pencader Hun
dred, and propose to have furnace for smsltlng
ore, should the development of the vein, which
is said to be a very rich one, warrant il. They
propose to employ a force Of some fly hands,
and there is prospect of lively times in that
neighborhood. Iron ore abounds in that section,
and We are surprised that more attention has moi
been given to its manufacture. We hope thai
the enterprise of the Messrs. COoch will prove
profitable. ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
NOTICE.

T JOHN CALHOUN. do hereby give notice
3 that shall apply to the Judges OF the Court
Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware In and for the county OF
New Castle. at the November Term A. d: 1873 for
license to keep Tavern at No. 4lO Spruce street.
Wilmington. Del. and the following freehOlders re-
commend the said application. to wit:
Samuel Sayers, Timothy MsGinly.
John Mc(ionigaI, Michael Campbell.
John Morrow, William Russell,
p. II. Meyers Andrew McMenamen,
Thoe. B, Eaton, Francis Kelly,
Michael Meenen, John MeNulty,
Joseph Hayes, Joseph Landtherier,
John McClaferty Xavier +. JaequOt.
Peter ManniOn. j. B. Lapaire.
Thomas MuFtha. John Flanagan.
Patrick Seully, GEORGE 7. Keller
his his
Patrick y 0Toole, Henry = Morrow,
marx mark,
WITNEss-EdWard Scully. .WTNESs-James Stewart
Il Oct2-3t$
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
NOTICE.

T ANDREW WILHELM. do hereby give notice
IL that shall apply to the Judges OF the Court Of
aeneFal Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Deliyey OF
the State Of Delawarein and for the County Of New
Castle, at the November Term, A, D.. 1878, Tor a
License to keep Tavern ut No. III Shipley street
Wiimington Del, and the following freehOlders re-
commend the said application, to VIII:
James McLanan, p Monaghan,
William Baxter, Peter SPRINGER
Conrad Keller Charles Schmith,
RobeFt Taylor Z Lambert.
JSroh Wauser Emmor oheris.
John Byrne GEORGE Finck.
samuel X. Cloud, n L. Rice.
G.. Rehfuss, 7. u: forMau'
John SOreth. \, Btekt2.
NJ T. MeNanus GEORGE Miller.
Vim m Chadwick Francis Iiektl.
| Leonhar H. Hlmauu, John Baler.
1 Oct9-.L
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

REDUCTION OF WAGEs.-The Pottsvills (Pa.)
Miners Journal reports
"The Bethlehem Iron Company have notified
their employees that on and after October prOx
there will be general reduction in wages Of from
ten to fifteen per cent. Notices have been post
ed up in the Allentown rolling mill iRlOFmira
than So per day are to be reduced fifteen pet
cent, and Of all receiving less than So per day
ten per cent"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

sad accident happened at the new Masonic Tenn
Pile, early Wednesday morning, to sir Samuel
Mcdonald, Of Potlsville, who participated in
the parade ON Tuesday, having marched with
De Molay Commandery, of Reading, Of which
he was a member. Mr.. Mcdonald was walking
through the building, and opening the door
leading 10 the dumb waiter, fell down the pas
sage way TO the lower floors. One arm and one
leg were broken, and his back and head severe
ly injured. He was removed to the residence
OF DR.. HasselAr, No. 20O9 Arch stFest, where h
is receiving every attention. Last night he wa
pronounced TO be in a critical condition. .--LsdG
eF,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

z ATan CHICAGO PUtPiF on FHE PANIc.-Seyeral
or TIE m0st prominent preachers of Chicago made
ths Ananeiaf panic the theme Of thelr dlseourses
Oa sunday morning. Tho reverend gentlemen
.aisenssea the subject with considerable boldness
ofaEplenIlaa and vigoE Of thought, showing that
. the4 rad he newspapers, and authorizing the
Anf1also that they have bank accounts. But theiE
dennnclallona were wisely aimed at the schemes
81 aloii auindlsTs On the one hand aud the spirit
,-of rash apocaiallon on The othsr, which have
.hogne thelg patuTal fEuit n che crisis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

SALE on MoNRY-At the regular monthly
Meeting OF Hope Loan Association, last evening
5000 sold at 379 per cent. premium, and 2OVO
ak 35t.
Prince Roland BonapaKte. grand-nepheW OF
Napoleon ], aud second cousin 0f the late Em-
peroF, has Just entered the Royal NaYal
School IN England, as pupil.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

J. A. Stephens. cashier Ofths 81. Louis Mu-
tual Life insurance Company, disappeared from
his Office in st. Louis last Monday, and has not
been heFad Of sincs. With him disappeared a
package from the safe, containing $500 10
currency. His accounts have bssn iound 10 be
correct, and his friends are unwilling to believe
that he stole the money. Stephens il said to be
"highly Connected
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
lDAfLY GAZETTE.

OUB BANEs-THERE rs NO RUN on THEM
4AerO seems to be no great .pressue upon our
bAnAs 'TAsy ate taking in about as much money
asthegaso Paying out, some of them much more,
Weheard OF one that yesterday and the day be
foRs took IN several thousand dollars more than
ttuala ont.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

SUsPENsION or A Gar MANUFACTURING
FRM.-NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Cummings
Car Company of Jersey City has been obliged
to suspend although is assets will more than
cover its liabilities. The trouble Is that there
Is = large amount OF debta due from railroad
companies which cannot be collected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

The first Ku-Klux trial before a State
Court in Georgia took place in johnson county
this week, and resulted in the conviction Of the
accused. Il appears that two men-One white
and one cOlOred-Went In disguise to = cololed
mans house, dragged him out and whipped him
10 death. They were sentenced 10 be hanged
on November 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
NOTICE.

W. !. GRIFFITH. do hereby give notice that
- SHAH apply 70 the Judges Of the Court OF
Teneral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
tae state OF Delaware, in and for the COUNTY Of
New Castle. az the November Term, A d, ls7l for
License 70 keep Store for the sale Of LIQUORS ani
ieneral Merchandise, at Newark, Del and the fol-
10 wit.
Ben Canlk. J. W. Evans
2onn SorOet. Joseph p. Luton.
T. Z. remington, JAS. II. Armstrong
James Sies2n. Edward Wilson,
Edward n wilson, III. T. Riddle.
/ Henry b. Courtney W p WaifS1 --,aa "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

q, lathe London market yesterday U. S. bonds
were fraction higher. The amount of bull
hon Withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance during theday was equal to s745, 900.
AZ frankfort U. S. 5-2Os were quoted at 961l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

bsttsE Issllhs prevails in All directions. Con.
nasnoo 8S saus gAiuing, and the hope that the
PaEio has passed has greatly streugthed since
.AEsaaHy.A -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
NOTICE.

T JACOB HAUSER. do hereby give notice that
L. shall apply to the Judges Of the Court oj
General sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery oi
the State of Delaware, in and Tor tae Souay OI
New Castle at tho November Term. A. D. 1873. ioI
a License to keep Tavern AZ No. 5O0 Orange st.
WilmingtOn- Del. and the following reeholdefs Es
Commend The said ppiieatiOn. to wit:
Robert Tavlor Charles Sehmith.
Andrew Wilhelmn, ames Ilark'
Daniel McElwec, H. r: tlnegau, Jr.'
Conrad Keller. \, BiekG.
GsoFze Fncl Patrick Monaghan,
Jseob UomeI Ehos. Ii. Sharp,
Usrhert Iange Francis Graham,
| Emmor Jetf,sT,s Francis Bickta,
| n T. Ries Mieheal Meglry,
l lanes Murray Il. Rehfuss,
Jobn Bader samuel X. Cloud.
Geo. N. Elinger. John S0reth-
4 ,takD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
LICENSE APPLrCATTONS.
R0TTnE.

r WM. .McGIELEY. do hereby give notice
= thati sla.i aVply 20 the judges Of the Court
Of the Stats Of Delaware. in aud for the County Oi
New Castle. at the GoyeIhber Term. A. ID. 1913, for
License 10 keep Tavern called the Silver 0rOves
House, No sos Church street, Wilmington, Del.
and the following freeholdeTs recommend the SAID
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

Peter TraynOr. J. II, Lapaire.
Daniel hegan. NJ. Meeuan,
Henry DougheFty, james 5. Heal
John 7. Barnes, John Calhoun,
George W. Phillips. Joseph Hayes.
his his
John = Welsh. Leonhard u AleVey.
mark, mark,
WITNgss-J. NJ. Springer, WIrNKss-J. Z. Lap liTe,
David MeCullin. John MuIligan,
Michael Cottugham, John Morrow,
\. y. JacquOt. John MeAuulty,
his James Brady.
VIM. n Russell. George I. Keller,
mark. Peter Mannion.
WGTNKss-J. N. Springer,
| his his
Daniel - DOuEkerty, John n Q'TOOl.
WHNEss-X. +. JaequOt. W INEss Michael Kelly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
NOTICE.

Y ROBERT STRICKLAND, do hereby give notice
that shall apply to the Judges OF the court
a. 3eHaral Sessions vi the Peace and Jail Delivery
~ fhe STATE OF Delaware in and for the County OF
New Castle at the November Term Of Court a. u
isTS for a License to keep a Tavern in the town OF
Ns1ark. Del, in School District No. Il, aud the
following frsehOlders recommend the said app'lea-
tion, TO wit:
9 n PinIsy VIM. d. HeFdmau,
Wm. n Sinslss David Nuber,
n " BLACK VIM. p. Beeson,
I n MaTwell David Z. Furry,
1Ihart G IeWis tieO. Mccullough.
Re0i wilson 7. Darlington,
VIVA. HOmeWOOd. o'tl'-N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
NOTICE.

II JOHN JOYCE. do hereby give notios thst
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail DeliTery
Of the State OF Delaware in aud for the County Of
New Castle, At the November Term, A. d. 167a for
q License 70 keep store for the sale Of Lfauor
and General Merchandise. at Nos. II. Fifth
street. WILMINGTON, Del. and the following free
holders recommend the said application, 10 Eiti
his II. =. yscquot,
David u McCullin, I. b. Lapaire
mark. his
WIT.-0Wen MeCuIlin, Dan - DOuRhsrty
August TenWeges. mark,
John Flanagan, WtTNKss-H. f. Jarauat
John kahIenbaek, Miehael CCttinEham;
John MeClaHsTty. Philip Ross,
Patrick O'Donnen, Daniel Regan,
John Calhoun, Alexander Hesovu
james Brady. Erancis MeMOnaale,
his Martin KeOgh,
John x Welch, James w. McAIister
mark. John MeRlWoe.
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