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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

LUTHERAN SERvIcEs.-The Rev. j. W.
KENDBoRG, Il graduate Of Sweden univer-
sity, and whose theological course was taken
in Philadelphia, held service with his coun-
trymen in the Presbyterian Chapel, on We'd
nesdaY evening. The Sweeds that are at
work on the n. Y. & p. road, gathered TO the
number of some 75 or 80, and engaged with
apparent earDcstness and dcvout attention in
the various exercises. The singing was some
what peculiar, all the voices being attuned TO
the same key. The preacher is Il gentleman
ly. educated man speaking English tuently.-
He desires to gather his countrymen sojourn-
ing here, in Sabbath Schools and Bible clas
scs in the Presbyterian Church. And hopes
TO visit them occasionally, and look after their
spiritual welfare. Perhaps, should enough OF
them stay here, gather them into church or
ganzation. Mr. KENDBoRG has charges at
Mayville, Broeon, and Titusville.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

FUTILE IL RAwsoN, is the name of the new
firm AT the new Harbor store. The establish
ment has been started with an entirely new
and fresh stock of groceries and provisions,
which they propose to sell as low, at least, as
any competitors in the trade, any where along
from the lIarbor TO the village. A short ac-
quaintance with the members of the firm
leaves favorable imprcs sion, and that they
are level, and their business qualifications are
OF the first water Mr.. RAwsoN domicils at
the old Hubbard Mansion, and expects to en-
ter at once upon the duties of citizenship
and be one among us. SO heres to him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

The Sentinel gives the following as the num-
Der of tickets sold at the A. Y. & P. stations,
on the 4th Of July, to passengers who attended
the celebration at this places
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

The Mahoning Coal Road has not yet opened
for traffic, and it is not known when 1t will
In the meantime the fencing stuff is going for
ward for "iencng it in"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19
vi MAItRIED.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go to John Ducro's and see his immense stock OF
Furniture which he sellscheaper than the cheapest
aud no humbng.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

jamestown & Franklin 10. R.
-Harbor Division.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-06
NOTICE =!
. Go to w. A. MDZIER,
9TH Street, near II. II. track,
for your BENZINE, deliv.
cred at the wells for 1925
per Barrel.
Petroleum Centre, Feb. 6tS-tf
Petroleum Centre, Feb. 6tS-tf.

BUSINESS CHANGE.
w. A. Lozier, who has been
engaged in tie Wholesale Ale
trade for the past year, has this
day disposed of bis entire in.
terest in said business to the firm
of Fox & Williams, who will
continue the business at the old
stand. Mr.. lozier desires us
to return his sincere thanks to
his many patrous for the lib.
eral patronage extended to him.
during the past year. F. A
Phillips will act as agent for
the new proprietors, and keeps
amll supply Of that fine Buffalo
Cream Ale On hand.
Mr.. Lozier desires all par.
ties indebted to him to settle
at once as he wishes to have
his books balanced.
pshd April -. 1873.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-06

THE NEW ELASTIC TR USS. An Impor.
tant Inv ntion 1t retains the Rupture at all times
1t is rn with comfort, and II kept on night and
day, effects permanent, u;s In a few weeks Sold
cheap, and sont by Mail when requested, circulars
free when ordered by letter sent to Tho III sic
uses Metal Spring Iru:se. teo painful; they slin
of too frequently
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-06

7NHE Subscriber having bought the old stnud Of
i Mease Il Armstrong, has enlarged the business
and will keep slways on hand the bcst the market
anords. will do aWHOLEHALR b RETAIL
trade In the following products:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

FIGHTING ACTORS. Actors, from time i'm
memorial, seem TO have had q taste for fight
Ing, inspired, perhaps, by the mimic wars OF
the stage. Ben johnson, besides trailing pike
In the Low Counties, was fierce duellsk Kit
Marl0we was stabbed in 9 drunken braWi. and
sons picture Of Garrick, that modern ROsclus'
genius was equaled by his pugnacity. lt Is
not often, however that actors give such an
exhibition Of their hghtlng qualities on the
stage as that afforded by two rival companies
Of str0lling players at Olonnes IN France.
pitched battle, which turned out moro snc-
cessful tragedy than, In all probability, any
they had essayed to represent before the foot
lights. Nine Of them were killed outright,
and several others badly iniured-a most
funeral drama, truly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

How THEY MANAGE NoW.--Ths innkeep-
ers Of West Chester, since their licences have
been taken from them, not only charge their
customers extra prices for board and horse
feed, but charge those who are not customers
under their sheds. The economical "optiOn-
lists" consider this an outrage, and SO they
take their feed along with them, and tie up
their horses to the first convenient tree. The
horses, fond Of mixing little green bark with
their oats and hay, are running the young
trees, and now the owners thereof are com
planning, and demand that some enterprisinR
temperance men rent the hotels and run them
at old rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
the KnIehts Of pythIas,

hTcHMoND, Va, Apnl lb.-The Supreme Lodge
of the World, Knights OF Pythias, met this morn
ing Supreme Chancellor H. G. Berry, Of Illinois,
presiding. Nearly every State in the Union was
&e.
The resignation Of Clarence n. Barton, Of
Washington, supreme scribe, was rendered, and
rsiorred to q committee, of which Past Grand
Chancellor La Ross, Of California, is chairman.
The reports Of the supreme officers show the
order 10 embrace about 1900 lodges and over 100,
600 members, including lodges in. Australia and
the Sandwich Islands.
Tonight the members OF the Supreme LsOdg'
attended grand bail at the Exckaage Hotel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
PUNIsHlNG THE Mopoos.
They are to be Exterminated.

WAsHNeTON, April 15.-NumerOus dis
patches have been received by the President
from George ii. Stuart and others, friends OF
the Quaker peace policy, towards the Indians,
beseeching the President not to allow the
clamor OF an ungodly press, or the passionate
reasoning Of those about him, TO sWerVe him
from his Christian, philanthropic peace policy,
on account Of the murder OF General Candy
and DR.. Thomas.
To eli the President replied calmly that the
MOdocs must and shall be 0xterminated, as an
act Of justice, as well as protection Of the
peaceful settlers In that part Of the country.
It Is understood that the atrOclOus massacre
will not alter the policy Of the Indian Peace
Monday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
what cen. sherman says.

General Sherman, in his army order to Gen>
eral 0illem, touching the murder Of General
Candy, says "the President authorizes me TO in
sIFuet yon to make the attack ION Captain Jack
and his band so strong-an persistent that their
fate may be commemorate with their crime, /"
and that "you will be fully justified in their ut
ter exleEminallon.7 In his despatch 10 General
Schofeld. commanding the Military Division oi
the Pacific, General sherman says, "the Presi-
dent now sanctions the most severe punishment
of the Modes, and hope TO hear they have
met the doom they have 80 richly earned by
their insOlsnce and perddy."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
Fearful Riot in LouIolana.
NEARLY ONE HUNDRE0 EE0RoEs REPoRrED
KILLED.

NEw ORLEANS, April 15.--Tho steamboat South
western which arrived about L20 to-day, brings
stirring aud important news from Grant Parish
The whites have retAlZsn Collax, and there is not
a negro to be found for miles around. From pas
sengers on the Southwestsrn, we CLEAN the follow
ing: The negroes had strongly ontrsnched them
selves in the Court House, and built breptwoFks
three Or four feet high. Thsae were, il Is said,
about 400 men, armed and equipped thoroughly.
On Sunday about noon, some t6O men who had
gathered from the surrounding parishes, made an
attack on the bEeastworks, and 9 brisk fight was
kept up TIL about three, p. NJ, when the works
were stgrmed and captured, the negroes taking
reiugs in the Court House, the doors Of which
were barricaded. After some further fighting, the
negroes threw out . flag Of truce, and several de-
tachments Of men advanced on It, whom they were
fired on by the beneged party, wounding several,
amongst whom were Captain Haduot, who was
shot IN the bowels and iE IL feared fatally wound
cd. The whites fetreatsd outside Of tbs breast
works, and as tho only neans Of dislodgng the ne
groes, the Court House was set on fire, and the
blacks were shot as they came from the burning
building. Il IL repoFted that nearly 100 negroes
were killed, and there wsre none TO be found fol
miles around.
The captain Of the Southwestern makes th,
following statement: We arrived at ColEax OF
Sunday evening abont eight o'clock; and iOunt
that the whites, with the the sheriff. suppose
at their head, bad captured the town, alter
4 ~oAaAA-Afh NSAtsa
that about one hundred neeroes lad been kilIet
and many others wounded. We saw from th
boat some fifteen or twenty lying dead on th
banks. One white man vas reported killed
whose name did not learn, and two very sc
verify wounded. MessFs. Hadnot and Harri
Mr.. Hadnot was shot in the bowels and is b'
lieved to be mortally wounded.
We brought Messrs. Harris and Hadnot dow
from Colfax to Alexandria. Three orfour olhC
white men were slightly wounded. al cut 10
negroes escaped, but II was said the whites wei
pursuing them. All the leaders ofthe rio
! escaped, especiall white men. The negroes an
: buscaed themselves in the Court House, an
the whites finding there was no other mode
attack lefl them, set fire to the building. III
whites numbered about $50, and the fight last,
e from noon till P. NJ. The whites are now
: possession Of Colfax, and when left on Ia
}, Sunday night everything was very quiet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

THE CHILD SAVED FROM THE ATLANTIC
Commercial says Little Tommy Hanley, the only
child saved from tile Atlantic disaster, was In
Wall street Thursday. H. has been adopted by
]. II. Amory, of the firm Of Glendenning, Davis
4 AmOry, Of Broad street As soon as 1t became
known that the sturdy little waif-he is but seven
years old-Was 'on the street. a crowd of ofbrokeFs
gathered round him, and Tommy became the lion
Of the hour They took him into the Stock Ex-
change, where the little fellow became bewildered
by the noise and turmoil He was kissed and
hugged and petted until the demonstrative en-
dearments became q little too much for his child
ish endurance. subscription was started for
him In the Stock Exchange, and in very short
time S2SS.S0 were put down to the credit of Lit
tie Tommy"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

FATRER hYAcIERHB AND JoKN CALVIS.-On
SUNDAY last Father HyacInthe, from his pulpit in
0ensva, was pleased 70 rscognize the patron saint
gizsd the lille and labors of John Calvin. Calvin,
altar LintheF, and before john Knox, the Scotch
icOnoelast, must be regarded as a powerful force
in the relIRioas revolution Of the sixteenth CEN
tury. Father Hyaeinthe has found it hard to
leave Rome. Now that he is able to pronounce a
eulogy on John Calvin IL is not unreasonable to
conelnde that from some cause OF other, be is dis
covering freedom Of action and liberty Of speech.
Between Rome and Gansva, the chair Of st.
Peter and the memory of John Calvin, there is &
wide gulf Has Hyacinths bridgad the gulf 81
laat2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

A BosroN 9mL's DEvoEION.-The follow
ing passaRe occurred In Mr. Bartol's fast Day
SefInon al Boston: "sT shah die Of eOnsump-
toni said beautiful daughter, In two years
if / stav IN this climate Does your father
know iI9s i would not have him know it for
the world, for hls sake do Il, as he needs me
IN his Old ago.' That was fact from life Itself
worthy az the name the Oelf-denlal and Joy
nlsacrihee that God loves, The daughter died
~ ehe said, She once sat In yOnder seat. The
old man 0nk-llVed her score Of years. and has
insk zone scattering charities behind, showing
that the unpretendlnR JRlnes Savage was Q
goOd man"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
BurnInE Of the ChIsopes cotton MIN.

destructive fires in Western Massachusetts for
many years broke cut at five minutes past ten
O'Clock last night In mill No. 2 Of the Dwight
Manufacturing Company Of Chicopee, andbe-
fore the flames were extinguished DESTROYED
that and the Mil adjoining, No. 1, belonging
manufacturing cotton sheeting and cotton fan
mel, and contained 500 bales cotton, which
were destroyed, together with the stock house
and three sheds. The loss win not fall short
Of $3.50, 600
Eight hundred persons are thrown out Of
employment by the fire.
The insurance on the Chic0pee mills was
&613, 900, the full amount required by law, and
the limit prescribed by the insurance rules, d.
vlded in various New England, British and
New York companies. The Manufacturers
Mutual Company Of Boston loses 800, 600
and the British Mercantile Company $4,000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

In Canada, N. H., on Monday night, John
Emerson, aged Is, was the victim Of a mysterious
attempt at murder in the farmhouse Of Charles
Rowe. The family were awakened by a noise
at midnight and going to Emerson's room found
him insesible, with three terrible woundB on
his head and an axe lying on the floor. Who
ever inflicted the wounds had entered and es-
capped by window. Some of the neighbour
thought the outrage had been committed BY q
boy Of the same age, named FItz, who is a SOM
nambulist, and has been known to walk about In
his sleep carrying an axe with him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

PROeNOgrCATIoN OF THE WEATHRR.--The
Intelligent weather wise" prO2nOsticate the
weather by observing the mercury IN the ba-
rometer, thermometer and the appearance Of
the sky and clouds. In the morning ruddy
sunrise indicates bad weather evening, rosy
sunset indicates fair weather, bright yellow
wind pale yellow, wet weather. Clouds,
when soft, underlined and feathery, are an in
dicatiOn Of hne weather when the edges are
sharp and definite, foul weather quiet and
delicate tints bespeak fair weather and unusu-
al hues betOken wind or rain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
A0n.A nnnnInn

The latest 'big thing" in California is the en-
tsrpEiso of Converting Guadalupe island lying of
goat rancho. The ialandshns en- area of one hun
dred and sixty-six Thousand four hundred acres,
and il the property Of an incorporated company.
Il Is mountainous, well watered, and at present
tenanted by an immense flock OF wild goats, enn-
bracingr q = estimptsd, two hundred thousand
head
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

Alderman Ottsndarfer, Of New York, refuses 70
reserve salary both as member of the Board Of
Supervisors and Alderman, on the ground that it
is excessive He says 5000, instead of $4,000, as
now paid, would be ample remuneration.
General Candy having been a member Of the
Methodist chnreh. and Rev. DR.. Thomas its book
agent at San Francisco, suitable COMMUNICATION
Of their deaths is to be made by the Preachsn As
sociation Of New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

Tie New York papers aEo still engaged in set
tling Who vas responsible for the LEI Of April joke,
which announced that Professor Cantall A. Big
lis-ean tan big lis--wonld hy across broadway,
then 10 ths top Of Trinity StssPls, and return.
Thousands assembled in the vicinity Of the stssPo
only 70 BE- disappointed Of eoursa, and the actoFs,
William y. Florence and Edward A. SotheEn are
charged with the peFpstEalion Of the joke.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
Ans.her Demeern.le vle.ory.

TRENTON, N. 81 April 15.-At the charter
election yesterday the Democrats gained q
Substantial victory. A large vote was pOlled.
Briest, the Democratic candidate for mayor
has about $50 majority over Campbell. Repub-
lcan. The gain OF Democratic members of
Councils gives them that branch Of the city
government and also the heads Of departments
and police.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
An Alleged sIaS, 600 Frame in ahe sov
eFnmems Printing Omes.

WAsHINGToS, April 15.-The last annual re-
port Of Mr.. Clapp, superintendent Of the Cow
eminent Printing Office IL being oYerhauled by
experts, and il is said thatdiscrepancies amount
ing to over $125, 900 have already been discov-
cred. One Of the items specified Is an 0vercharge
IN the paper for the census report, amounting ta
$4,000. ~ TI - !.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

The Circuit court Of Hoboken recently gave
= verdict IN favor of tha claimants who brought
ait against the city Coz bounty for enliasments
afler Iso's surrender. The Court Of Errors and
ApDssIs have reversed this judgement. thus aav.
inrths city $50, 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

An analysia Of the food and drink consumed by
the eitiaans % Dundee, Scotland has produced
some startling rasalts. Every sample Of bread,
hnltaT toa, coiaa, and cocoa was found TO be more
Og Len adnltsRatsd, Whila the samples Of elATet,
p1Et sherry, poEtoEs ale rum, and brandy were
ire iron adultoration, which shown that In this
city e least the drnnkaris have the advantage
oVSr ne ianpaEanes man.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
DAILY GAZETTE.

LkuIEsENRGs.--A terrible riot took place in
Louisiana last week between factions Of tho two
rival goyornments The result is the defeat Ct
Of the negroes with about one hundred killed
how many arc wounded the report does not state.
The number KILLED. Is doubtless an exageeIation.
II Il q mott che battle must have been very SAM
culinary one but We should not bs surprised If
the next news reduces the number to eight or ton.
The Franklin (La) Planters Banner of Wednes-
day gives the Iollosing account Of the origin Of
the difficulty:
On w Wednesday last crowd Of negroes, armed
with double-barrel shotguns and headed by n col
orod man named Ward, entered the town Of Col
fax, took possession Of the courthouse, and Gust
ing the parish officer assumed their funetions.--
Il appears that after the election two sets OF OH
GERS were appointed. one by Pinchback and the
other BY the McEnsFy government. The parish
Is conceded TO DO white.
These appointments led to q disagreement and
few days ago nelsgAtien, headed by Mr. hut'
land on the fusion side and Ward on the other
visited Gov. Kellogg High words ensued be-
had the Offices and were determined to keep them,
and Ward rejoining, in effect that there would be
no trouble about the colored men seating them
selves when once they made mp their minds.
Both left for home, and as before stated, Ward
opened the ball on Wednesday. After having So
cured possession, Rutland's house was attacked
sacked, and himself and family driven from The
parish. Ward ID described as negro OF mos'
Insolant manner and, il reports is to be credited
he has beca the ringleader in several distuTbaa
ces. Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

The total populafion o. the Sandwich Ialands
according Tie eahsns og DeosmhoT, 1874. Il 56.aoJ.
ol whom 81 ,65t are natives. This 4 deerease Of
the native population since 1855, Of 7,23L Duv-
tug TIE mana time the increase n the number Of
aoHoignan was l,l12. There are over eighteen
HUNDRED Chinaman and about one hundred CHI
nsns Woulen ineladsd II The population Of the Y
lanAB
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

A lads living at hotel il Troy allowed her
baby q he around loose and The result was that 4
Rot mixad % With lot ok dirty clothes and was
carriof 81 nnalasrrad hy The laundEy maid Ok The
estnhlluhmsnt when the los Waa discovered q
diiligont search VS. Instituted, and eventually,
allof 1rtng ogaE The eontsnts og the laundrys TIE
baby wa discovered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

Tha Secretary ofslaio yesterday presented the
presidsne & loltar from Minister De Long, re-
esivsd on Saturday evening, "aomewhae II the
nnssreofa 4 rssirnalion of his olioe, but leaving
i optional with lho PruaidsDt 70 accept Il %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
RabIie salrs.
DosITIvE sALB0F
so BUILDING LOTS,

Situated on 5th. 9th. Madison and Monroe Streets;
The undersigned win sell at Public Auction. On
the premises.
Thursday, April ne Is7s, At I-s p. NJ,
We call the attention of those wishing to invest
and OF speoulatoFs 70 these Lots. The increase in
value Of Real Rstate In this locality in the past few
years has been romaTkablo. indieat are vet bet
ter Tor the future. Purchasers quite likely to
profit now as heretofore. large Improvements have
extended further out. and An increasing demand
for houses in this part of the city As great demand
for small houses In this immediate nsighborhood
has positively proved itself to By hundreds hay
tng desired to rent the small houses We had for
sale between 5th and 9Th streets on Madison.
Also, two Large Lots marked A and b, we'll suited
1 toL manu1Aetnrng pnFpQgas.
TEkMS OF SALE.-TWenty per cent. cash, and
the balance in notes with approved endorseFS equal
" divided at and II months bearing interest from
the day Of sale Settlement in All cases 10 % made
previous to the following Thursday April 2lth 1873
at y N, and parties who pay the whole in cash on
or before that time win be entitled TO 81 ear ais
count ok percent. Immediate possession on set
II temORt.
Settlement at the Ofieo Of
N. N. CHILD q CO.,
No.4West Seventh ST. WfImington. Del.
L.W. ST1DHAM / SON. Auct'rs. apT-dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

The New York Assembly have passed BIN
providing FOR shlp canal from Troy % Lake
Champlain.
an incFeacs of wages from 81 70 $3.50 and sA per
- - has beea hlllng Ia Nebiaaka aimee sun
.nWlN ~ ana Was i've ihes deep ak Omaha yes-
tllA Al araFel B saspenaed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
HORSE sWORHNG.

Ths undersiensd win eouliaua tAe Essss S6l e
M husiaola u No. lol nat illh zeeet la1ulV 60
carried ~ his hthar, Nqna bat AE@a- eAAaa @aFf-
men VIII h1 Q11plo1 81 80 NAttA So 49, #AN-
@aeRs1 a all Who may hVor hin wff& leg n1~
| 1roaaga, whieh = respectfully aal les1a
maTls-dln AkCt4AtlD NAsDQzls
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
DELAWARE HOUSE.
aEORGR v. 0RTLIP. PaoFarEroa.

Markst s.. epposils ca Hal. Wslaiagtea. De-.
- .The SuhssrihsS wOula respectfully ialeIn
VI has bsan pat IN complete erasr fer the re-
- ceptinn ol guests. Who viii receive eFsFy at
teltlen that can eoalEibuto 70 their eeMtoEts His
ED f1andE and the public are lo1peetE1iY inyitsd
10 cali and saa him all ofWhom vii be kln4ly re-
oeiVed and beuntilaliy miuiltsre4 =. apesly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
Real Estate aI sheriff Sale

- BY virtue Of writ Of LsyaFi Faeiss
!.9 70 mo directed, will be exposed TO Public
.!!4 Sale. at the Lafayette Hotel, s4I Shirley
~ street, kept By james C. Piersor. ia the
city Of Wilmington. New Castle county. pol "re.
o'clock. p. m. the following described ! sal Is
tate, via:
All that certain Lot Of Land and tho story
Frame DWelling House thereon crested. 81 ted il
the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid bound I'd de-
seTibod as follows. TO Wit: Beginning at Juth
west corner Of A and ClnymOnt streets; O. wes-
torly along the sOutheTly side of A street 1T to
corner; thence southerly parallel to Gay ont
street 40 feet to corner: thence easteriy ale &
line Of land Of Ezekiel Williams on the south and
parallel to street IS feet to the westerly side OF
ClaymOnt street aforesaid. and thence thereby
ROFthoFly 20 feet to the place Of beginning be the
contents what they may.
SeiEed and taken in execution IS the property oi
john 4. Mitchell and AdaliRa n. his wife, and /. L.
and 70 be sold BY
R0BERT L, ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
SheEih's 0Aico New castle Del. March .. lS73-ap3