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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1871

DIvoEcEs.-rhe proof Of habit'tal drink
enness and neglect should be Sufficient ground
for divorce. 1t Is 10 rible 10 keep woman tied
to miserable drunken sot. Wethereforc hope
that the Legislature will grant the relief asked
for in all such cases. But little time need be
required to examine testimony and report on
such bills, and the twenty or thirty applications
which are made, need not add single day to
the length of the session. Let those who are
subjected to worse tr atment than Egyptian
seryitude, 60 free.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
DI l. d.


II Brandywine Huudrcd, on the 1911, iusi -,
William A. NJ Her, son of Geulg, d., and lane
Miller, aged about 10 years.
In This city, on the lIth' inst, F.ni,i, /
wiie OF Geo. W. johnson, Jr aged rs years,
onthe morning of the 18th Inst Mis-. Mary
A. wife of j.. &: Harris, in ,hp 72d wear Of
her age, = -
At Leipewille, Pa, on the lih INST. Mar.
aal ma Pool, aged 9j.
At lincolr, Del, on the morni,. Of tAe tsth
inst, Chas ~ son Of Eugene and lhcbr So,,Ib-
ard. aged 3 years and 7 months,
Near Townsend, on THURSDAY, Jluti.f, In,
~ Mary j. ,wii''"f Nohemisl ~ IS ntno
94l year OF h'r age: \ faithful Wiz, 4 f,ad
mother, an exemplary christian io,n Xny,
18th lSi0. At tho age Of Id she lsr,n,. com
vered and connected herself with lie .Me,ba-
dist Episcopal church and for The period Of mHre
than So-yoals she lived consis,ru, and DE-
cd disciple Of Jesus.
blessed are the dead that die In the Lord
Tor they rest from their labors, and their work,
| do follow them.n ''o' " n
IN wilmington, on Friday, l7th ins,. Mrs,
Bridget widow Of Peter McGlinchcy, agei 'C5
years. 20 70
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

r EGisTER's oRDER-Rrotsr,,.
New Castle County, Oct. 3Oth. is-S On
application of William ID. Clark E.s,o 80 IN,
j.. Hurlock, late OF Red Lion Hn%i oI&t
county, deceased 1t Z ordered ami J%,iirgl h
hegistf that the ExECUTOR '''ei "
notice 81 The granting u Letter. n, "iE Aal,
stS,n Tho ,h astic Of the deceased viii SSaa
posted within forty days from Tho dat l'nu
In SIX OF the most public places Of TIC ~ icll
Sastie, requiring all persons having den,.,l yd,
the Estate to present the same or IIiii,aifs "a
Assembly In such case made and previJ. ulnI
cause the same to be Inserted within tiuueg' AID
IN the ID DELAWARE REPUBLICAN. n NV, 'ans h
lished In Wilmington and to Le eonSia ap,t i
two months. e"u'lh d ii
(~~o Given under the hand nm, Ia,
LIS. tho 1tegister aforesaid. M Ns ga Of %,
~ Castle County aiores,m The ine tdt ~ b
| NOTICE. All persons having clan, HygSti
Estate Of the deceased, must present M agals
tested to the EXECUTOR on OF befo,aa I n M
| and provided. WILL Al 4, ~ y Agaae
Address. Delaware CITY, Dol. ~ uLAa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
EEdIsTSsii's OFFICE

sew CASTLE COUNTY, November sn,, -,
I pom the application OF l.. AMAsp, S,ea
~ Executrix OF MARoARKr MoRoAs' is, w y
mington Hundred, In said County, dec,,ns NY
dered and directed by the Register that tis g,. 1
aforesaid, give notice of the granting Of rt,.,.1
mentary upon the Estate OF dece asel, yith,hsIl.
granting thereof, by causing advertise me,,,.iaaSi
ted within 10 days from the date of smell it,ssH
the most public places Of the County Of Newt.
requiring all persons having demands apnn., y
tate, TO present tho same, or abide by M At =
sembly la such case made and provided Az
cause the xains 10 be inserted with ths ana
In the DELAWARE kEPUBI.ICANs a new!
Published In Wilmington, and to be contn,usil
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of q.
g.. 9. I the Register aforesaid, at New Castle h
L. Castle County aforesaid, the day MI
above written. 3 6IBRS ~.
: NoTIcE.-An persons having clsins ass Es
Estate Of the deceased must present the 50 me a
tested TO the Executrix. on or before Noyenbsi
1873. OF. abide the Act Of Assembly in suchc ca,
aud provided, e. L. AMANDA IIDERf
Address. Wilmington. Del. Dee. Pm Exc;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

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The S.ual., va, c.,,I,. To n.,;,r at IJo'.iogls.
a. M, and onene.iwfil PRAYER by chaplain Mcf-
rift
On motion Of Mr.. Watson the bill to divorce
Elizabeth ". Goslee Ola her husband, was
read second time by It's It'll.
On motion OF ar, Ete1FdS tlle p,ll tsiA.ing 70
s'e MAJ yiauu AM bfitNair snip oniHi ~
was resa seeonu .la,f, ana te'c''t" % '''
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I'm .io''u 'ile I'.i -
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,,n ,io.'n VI 49,
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p1,a.ea ~, 49,, ~. 60 anu w sa;i
.'..., sae P'''''N' N''' "a '-' ~
co,nmmtee. ,-.......,..
Mr. hlcotus pirsFuS Wy 49, Jo.. .e, ~,
Iion aoJourni"S IN As'oi'Vy - ots y" -
-, neau anu au'ehS" 20 oN ana ma ~,
new onsi"es' De receive "Hn"' urea Jays oi
an}oofnlnehl' aIot'eu IS a'neiVeu.
nouse ll1,t ieSo'I',S1 ie''fen.e =" ~,
creased Ju.lsu''i9' o' N"s'.' -' '''e iu M u
uho,Ies' mas 'Gt1i C'h.1'.'' ~ az -hess s
osoeklsy nal h,le,e '"el" appo'n'e;' Y ,I ."e
paI. Oh uie ''ei'''c 10 cooperate Wa" 'io"'"
u MINUTE a.,
iue ~ iis', iT'iat',s "a. = 800 - = 80
Sainp hes'I W assoS'''''o"' ""' feit sseo"a
ti ing anu ie'elieu' !.
ihe iolo" IA; te''''e1s he.e ieal Anu teiellel
sloi!' N'''i - > u',' .'''.tte', w. ~ hens
sSuy' III it'.i, anu i,on et'zans Oh
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bn' nG,i' a. at. a'lsd, aa , eei LOT snI
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lh' Dililonu otale AOau AStoc,tlt9h ais9' al
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l'9 SIN si1 ~
nhiS ~ iolVceu al; Le?'e!, az act reinNe
70 Tue P!oeeeuliss onu ae'l'hS oil eonstAoies'
All. nl' hiudle, IN az ahishuih. Train avs 10.
Tue Deter pto'eet'on OIL gtuhf. MI; hicoras, an
a N e 1!g 'ne una To- telvtIlns aeeu''-
AT Riddle, an aet rsi i 10 usNty.
mo.ioh ol Mt; h!i n a'hlns leave iof tiie
III, i1, On ruplic Dunllnss - report az any
.i,he autiiis 'he session. was Adopted adjourn
ea,
iEhN "l' 9ISsloS = ne houSs alIliouh-
e''ieu. elige II Ii' Jo''i. f'solason up
poiis,ns aGoniinis.e' 20 'ti.I'"e see0un's Vi
III, NJ ,'A - iI1 's, 49,. ,.,, ,.,,a
W. h,e't"s i'''i.' ol'i in 'it
.Lg s,iat pr u' M "i 'iS'ittis 81 l,lis oouy
anu Ut '''ah' spet'se u M "uu''ion"i supple
M. IN 80 aet ~ .G"h .. Do'si'
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W., '', 10 .uaa seIo,i' .ii"' ,m
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
REaiaTEEJS0EnER


RsolsErn's orrior, New Castle, Jan Gu,
Upon the application of Mary A. SolOraops.
~ istratrtx, Of John 8. Solomon, late IL
mington City, in said County, deceased; it Is OF
and directed.by the Register that the Adninlu
aforesaid, give notice OF the granting Of lettsiso
ninistr alton upon the Estate Of the deceased,
the date OF granting thereof, by causint aiyt>
mepts tn be posted within forty days FROM the d
such letters, IN ak Of the most public placesofta
or New Castle requiring all persons havingd eH
nga.pss the Estate, to present the same, OF Az
an Act OF Assembly In such case made and prr
And also cause the Same to be inserted vii
same period In the DELAWARE REPuDLicAS ~
paper published in Wilmington and TO b! c9a i
therein two months.
(-o-) GiFcn under the hand and Seal ct Qe
}L.s. tic Register Aforesaid, ut New Caste [.
~ aforesaid, the day and year above wit,
b. GIBBS, Regis
NOTICE.-All persons having claims agNii
Estate Of the deceased must present the same ID
tested to the Administratrix OIL OF befUr. u,
1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such CASES,
and provided. MARY A. SOLOMON
Address. Wilmington, Del. Administer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

TELL your WTE.-Yes, the only way /, 10
len your wife just how you stand. Show her
your balance sheet. Let her look oyer tba
tens You think it will hurt her faelings&
noI wont 40 any such thing. She has been
..aushI 70 DeileNe That money was with YOU.
Just rs little boys think it IS With their fame
terribly lari to be reached, Vet nexhailstible
one has ma her suspicious already. She has
guessed ~ u were not 81 prosperous as Won
TAXED But you had 50 beiogged your money
analrs, tha' she, poor hing, knows notbi1g
ABOUT ,I them. Teli it right out to her, laa, Won
partnership G'l we'!l warrant Won II n.ysI "a.
sret IL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

Hooper Reese Il Co., bankers, of Balim ore
were swindcd on Saturday out Of $500 bv
means Of forged draft. This craft plrported
TO be- drawn by Gibson, Casanova x Co Of
New York. payable to X. S. Knox. rs the
Baltimore firm had the same dav received +,
telegram bearing the name of the New York
firm advising them of The draft, i. was paid on
presentation. They had short time prasinusi Y
paid two genuine drafts from the New York
iinn, having been advised of earl by telegraph.
Knox IS dies 'ribed as English. ntlrmalily.
20 TO 10 years Of aga, and Adorned with ,iGe
whiskurs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

n oIlCE.-Those Of our citizens wishing to obtain
prg started can do so by APPLYING to either OF the
mi ~ Isaac " rrav, n W., corner of Second
second streets VIM II: Pierce, No. 8, W Fourth st
r. E "A; crawford; No; 9, W. Second street; Geo r.
NY VIII, 3 wilmington John Green, Second
. sne walnut street, j. " chrsty No q East second
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

Rnh3Li.iN- BADEN COUGH drops tor tie cure
W n ALBIGHS,
WI ton, Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

married. man named slrrtulne ,afl,t. ,,e L
ago ran away with Mis-, Drew, ol flsirrgilt
~ H., and went with her to jersey City, whore
she died Few days since under SUSPICIOUS cir
cGInstances. Aiter her death Sherhnrne was
arrested, and lac arrived a. Concord y. H.,
Thursday, in charge Of the police. on the way
the jail, the father Of Miss Drew struck tie
prisoner violently in the face. and kicked him.
Several others then fen upon Sherburnc and
beat him severely, and it was with great DIM
Guilty that the officers rescued linn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

THL DcPoSrs AND THE W. * T.. H. g.-Ihe
Reading Eagle says one Of its representatives
interviewed Mr.. Z. |. DUPONT, of this city, on
Monday. lie says:
Mr.. Dupont is Of medium height, neither lean
nor fat but having in almost every particular
the physiogonomy Of real Frenchman. His
blackeyes and determined look show that he is
pure lneal descendent Of the chivalfy Of the
days Of William the Conqueror. We we're glad
10 meet Mr.. Dupont ana hear from his own
lips what lie knew in relation to the alleged sale.
K. believe Mr.. Dupont, you hold a con-
trolling interest in the stock of the W. x r.
road E?
Mr.. Dupont. No sir, we do not hold i con-
trolling interest in the stock, but are among
the largest Of Its stockholders.
r. Have you sold or offered for sale the ".
& K. stock?
Mr.. Dupont. No Sir. We have not sold any
III the stock, nor have We offered any for sale.
No one has applied for it, directly or Indirectly
and We do not ll.end t. sell it. We bold a
large amount Of property along the line Of the
w. * r. roal, and have large property inter SIS
In Pennsylvania, winch have been appr-ri ated
b. the road which We will not dIsuose f.
Il. Il a'e of death, Is there ncs = II J4..hi.-
~ Of your stock being placed in Ia !. ark
Mr.. dupont Nos We haze lot d 81, SEC
Of any real VI personal property durii- the past
seventy-tLree years, aud DO no. iHtrul to d.
so hereafter Our line Of business 5 - ,eli
nothing except powder Eges!l'liug css hat
We purchase We hold. The W It Il. iolI VS.
quilt oy manufacturers for tier us. rs well
a. to accommodate business along The ire.-
There is little probability OF H majority OF the
shares II stock Of this road passing ont Of The
hands Of its present holders, aud the pso pie d
the city q Reading need fear no danger Of no,
having cumpe tition IN rairoadirg
With this the Edgte reporter aud " Da.
tOnt separated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

Tie Fishery QueSiOR.-The difficult, br-
tween New Jersey and Delaware, growing ont
OF the fishery question, is referred to at length
by Governor Parker, in his annual message TO
tie Governor Of New Jersey. lie denies ,he
legality Of the claim. set up by Governor Ponder
OF Delaware, that the State posscs7a, exclusive
and paramount jurisdiction over the waters Of
the Delaware river TO tow wttcr-n4rk on the
eastern shore, within a circl., Tie ladins of
which is twelve miles, as measured from New
Castle Us centre, and also the right 10 demand
aud collect license fee for fishing therein. lie
hopes, however, that 4 settlement Of the duns-'
ton will soon be cous,NnImaicd in u manner
satisfactory to the pcop" Of 10th States. and
therefore recommends that an At l., passed bv
The Legislature rroyidir- for 'lr appointment
ot three Commissioners uu tie nam II the
state of New jersey, to meet =, similar Conn
mission To be appointed by tie STATE Of Dcll-
ware. into hose hanus lie n.atlcar II H. Il, .c,.ti
for final Adjustment
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a Western exchange is already look.
ing forward to the day when there shall
be no more public lands to steal, Tbe
time is not ;remota, unless tlleI racs III
Congressional land grabbers is ifeariv
run out. There is.an irrepressib,e CON
hict between ths.publio, lands and ,Qon:
gress, andiona party must Beshert.lived.
J, ANOTHER CRxrsNAarAaNs An OLD 90.
'lored woman. BY the name Of Sarah Foy.
SAID to be 110 years old, died at the
County poor house Oh, Wednesday. She
professed to have distinct. xecoiIenEon..
Of having seen both WashfnstoS and
CORVALLIS. and used. to relate many oc-
9urrences OF tboss. days. .;,S ~ VI
I Il; i.:: s,. jt.s It. W,mington Journal.
An. exchange says that February ia
aometimes called the German month.
because Of the many, German featiyities
held during thatmonth.i It is supposed
by some. however, to be- dedicated ia
the Germans on account of there being,
brua'y in it. S1, q,
Mr: Neel. who was wounded in the
stabbing afray at Newberry. last week.
has since died from his wounds. The
other party has. fled. !, q,
A disease resembling the defanct
"eplSootlo, is spreading among the peo.
pie OF Sumter; Ave persons having al
ready fallen victims to il.
James Laurie. private, Troop G. 7th
Regiment United States Cavalry, native
OF daiashiels, Scotland, died ut New
berry, few days ago.
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"A RRAt1KDzR OF Bull RUNsLThe; inau-
gurAtion, demonstration has one peruiiar
ieatnre-she military Tpredominates. a.
Ell other inaugnrationspt the philadelphia
hremen made the testure: What CON
neotion the, Philsdelphia fremen had
with inauguration always puzzled the
will and confounded the undarstandino. ,
This time. the aEsmen sucoumb to the
soldiery. We have not, onlYl the osdets,
from West Point, and. are TO have The
inciPient Jack Tara from: Annapolis. but
All the Independents Yol1n eeers able 10
pay half fare are, here in force, The
Station Guards and the Washington
Rihemen, and other local organi1ations.
are all the tims welcoming the Bunptown
Bugles. the Boston BucktaflsFor Noodle.
toosyashmp-shgoters:s.and their eay.
fancy uniforms, Eemiqd me of the, suinv
noonthea; ono ridge of Bull Run.
saw broken lines-ofs bnggy breeches,
andf yello YPants aud !Hwafo w-tails dis.
appearing IN tho distance as if the devil
ooms ~as s1tet te .t9R :ssS & 1na ytswas, when
Don Pia4, in Neg Y1rk Rerald.
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A gJ1HK Taaffox. .&!our fofeien az.
- ssf :sa1e 9as'Isa Maiia aayensda. a1sia.
dorge, has, bean .atrsstsd IN Paris on the
ohsr&S PIT ampudepN end ingenious
swindiing. HE, sppsared we'll. dressed,
arms, at tie B9ases * nssitRy Paris.
'sns' asking to. eea tho psoprietor. AS
soon as sha !1as admitted: to his pra.
sence, she would crush,sat him. cxolaim.
Ing, '"Tfaitor; wretch, 'villain, have 7
found You at laat2"', at the same time
the handsome baby, having been trained
for that .pnrpose, would extend .its little
arms toward the: :astonished gentleman.
and cry, PAPA dear papa" ! Il may be
imagined that "apapa" preferred to give
the sWindler moneyip order. t6 make her
leave the house. Wien she was arrested
ae Her resideree III the Rue DpviYier. no
teYer thsn seyeni,H Ht.ained babies were
found psthe honsa. Also, 5000 or 10000
francs in, money .M,ils Gtaiudoroa,
upon being clossb prrsdased Ly the ex.
'amiping mhgistrate. t5nfesfsd THAT her
real name was Oaks; that she was a
nntive OF New York, ard that shs had
been before at the st. Lasare prison.
ihe Paris Assizes found her guilty. and
she wasosent for seven years to New
Caledonia. ~ t-5,i 1sh - ,.,1l - =
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A oonpH1d Go8ta1ssdH ISGHSN THE
WHITE AoUsN--1msaW.thisam moruirtA a
dark cloud 10 whita NhokersJ moving on
the White 8onaeiiRnd made, one ofs n
eukious crowd. to- Teee, what the den1oh-
stration msant, I learned from one ,jof
the Whito chokers thAt II vaa q dsIs9asion
from the. Methodist Con{srenoss} }eoIoredi
now in session her91 going 70, pay their
respects 70 The Presidents Mbiine to
see how colofed respocts we're rendered,
entered, with 600 others, and an inter.
view was impfovtseda ia The EAsti room.
The President, sustained. by q staff of
the ,sleekest hooking mspsi ssysfs saw,
slouched fht6 The roof1 and d tffi, Solemn
son OF Christianized Africa, stepped for
ward and addressed}hfs ETcellenay. The
coiored brother was filled With thankful
ness. He thanked God for everything.
but especially for our Chief Maeistrate.
The P.ona delegation evidently thought
our excellent President n precious boon
- special Providence, as it were. His
Exeellenoy has imprinted on his inteE
iectuat oountenance perpetual express.
sion OF bore. Oa this occasion it deem!
encd into one intense bore, and, with
his heavy dead eyes fixed on the speaker,
no seemed to be gazing through and far
beyond into dim distance, where un-
known Cabinet oticeFs may be found.
Ho was too full for ntterance. at least
nothing could be understood, although I
have no Question but a. HANDSOME re.
sponse will be gotten up and printed to,
morrow. As we came out I heard one
white choker say to another, II. does
thank do Lord for His mercy ia spstii1
to dis afflicted country dat good and
great man." Ny soul was bound in
humble thaukfulness.5 and T said.
Amen. Don Plat. in ". Y. Herald
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Estate Sale,

2 GhloLo OdlE.
. By SEIBELS g. EXELL. .Aucitoneers
NlLL be sold, before the court House, In
w Columbia. MONDAY, March II, 1873, At
the usual hour, .sA-a
All that PLANTATION, belonging to the
estate Of Thomas Davis, known as the
Swamp Place, containing 1000 acres more
or less. situated o. the Congaree River;
twelve miles below Columbia, and bounded
by the lands OF Lykes. sprigner, Gilmore and
estate Of Bcckham. The said Plantation con-
tains large quantity OF first class Cotton
aid Provision Lands and most admirably
adapted to raising stock.
- ALSO,
The Lot, with Improvements thereon, situ.
4ted on the Southwest corner OF Marion and
Laurel streets.
And on WEDNESDAY,, 10th March next,
Will be sold, on the Aforesaid Plant alton. the
following personal property:
~ Muius aud Horses, 1870 houi Of Cattle, SO
hond OF sheep, 20 Hogs, Steam Engine and
Cotton Gin All! large lot Of Plantation lmp!e-
inHnt..
Terms made known on day Of sale pur.
chasr Il 10 pay Tor papers
CO. BIARSHALI.,
leo - j. J.KINSLER DAVIS.
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RAILROAD IRON MANuFAoruAH.----i
Eighteen years ago. ll854,) the annual
consumption OF railway bars in the
United States was Al, ,658 tons. of which
539. 439 tons were imported, and IO8.-
0l6 tons only were manufactured here,
IL Will be seen by these figures that of
the total American consumption Of rail!
way bars at that time, less than, one,
third WIS of'American manufacsurs. and
more than two thirds was imported.
Since that time there have been vast
changes, both III the amount consumed
and in the proportions of domestic and
,ore,gn manufacture. Tho figures for
1877. show consumption Of railway
bars In the United States amounting fo
l,6o4, ,59l tons, of which 975, 900 toms
were manufactured in this country, and
529.59l tons were imported.s Tie old
conditions are reversed. abonttWo.thirds
OF our railway bars being made lin our
own country, and about onestBifdsbein q
OF foreign manufacture. 81. !. ss'S e.
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CHAR1EsToE ITEMs.-Mr. l.. 8. X.
Bennett, Jr., head book keeper and con /.
hdential clerk of Messrs. Edwin Bates
" Co.. died at 8 O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, Of heart disease, aged thirty
Fiptln, the negro who is supposed to
have murdered his wife in Christ Church
Parish, on Sunday last, is still at large,
ana the coroner. yesterday, oommnni-
Gated with the Governor asking that a
reward be offered for his arrest.
The lire yesterday morning, at IL
O'CLOCK, was at the two-aud. q. half story
frame house in Smith street, West side.
near Vanderhorst. owned and occupied
by Mr.. O. W. Crouch. It issupposad to
nave originated in defective chimney,
from which the roof ignited, and got
pretty thoroughly in flames before it was
discovered. The furniture was nearly
all saved. The building was insured.
mr.. ID. Il. Beckman, an ex-assistant
engineer OF the Pioneer Steam Fire En-
glne Company. of this city, died in Sa.
vannah, Ga., on Tuesday last, the 4th
inst.
The coroner held an inquest yester
day, over the ,mains OF BInah Smith.
oolored, who died in College street. at
the advanced age of ninety years, Of
sickness and inirmity.
1t IS feared by the farmers upon tho
Neck that their interests have been ma.
terially Injured by the cold snap of the
past few days. The greater portion Of
the green pea crop was on the eve of
1lossoming at the beginning of the cold
spell, and is. therefore, probably de-
stroyed.
In tho case OF E. s. JAffray & Co. ps.
stoil, Webb & Co., for involuntary bank
raptcy, hearing was postponed until the
18th inst, ut IL A. NJ.
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The patient soon feels as if he had
taken new lease Of life. and is over.
]oyed to hnd the depressed feeling dissi-
pated, the oostive habits corrected, and
new streams of health oonrsing through
his veins. BY using Simmons Live. Re-
eulator. M8t3Tl