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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-04
The Prosiden, 3 message was deli,

The Presidents message was deliv-
cred to Congress last Tuesday afternoon.
a cursory reading enables w to say
that it is moderate, wise and patriotic
and that it will command the respect Of
the eminent men to whom it was ad-
dressed. We hope to present the en-
tire document to our resdors aext week
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-04
Happy.

3>RS
The difficulty with Spain seems to bc
in fair way for adjustment. Secre-
tary Fish and the Spanish Minister
having agreed upon, and signed pro-.
tocol, substantially as follows. viz:
First-Immediate delivery to the
United States of the ship Virginius,
and all surviving passengers and crew.
Sec"nd- Salute the American fas
On Dec. Is, unless, in the meantime,
Spain shall satisfy US that the Ameri
can flag was improperly borne on that
vessel j.; and further, that she had no
right to the American flag or Ameri-
can papers. In this event the salute
is to be spontaneously Withdrawn, and
Spain will formally disclaim any int en-
tional insult to the flag in the acts com
mitted by Spain against the V,rsinius.
Third-1f it be thus shown she had
no right to carry the American flag
and papers. the United States will in
stitute proceedings against the vessel
and surviving parties who have viola
ted the laws Of the United States, and
Spain guarantees to institute proceed
ings against her authorities who vio-
lated either the laws or treaty regula.
tons.
Fourth-Tho matter Of reclamation
for damage, is reserved Tor future con-
siderati)n.
In addition to the above it can also
b. said positively: that within the next
twenty days Secretary Fish aud the
Spanish Minister will determine the
port ut which the Virginius and survi.
wing passengers and crew b. delivered
to the United States. The words :.im-
! mediate release" as applicable to the
{ elivery Of the Virginius aud the sur
viving passengers and crew, implies, OF
course, a reasonable time for execution,
as some days must elapse bec,re Aa-
vana and Santiago dc Cuba can be
reached.
The agreement is remarked in official
quarters as covering all the points OF
our original demands though in uodi-
fed form. while it is considered respect
tnl and honorable to both countries.
The fixing Of December 25th as the
time of salutin. our flag is to allow
Spain the opportunity to show that tho
Virsiuius improperly Carried tho Auer
lean flag and American papers.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

a Iitusvlie wife placed toy snake
in her husbands boot, tho other mora
ing, and thon could hardly get break
fast because of her snickeriug at his
performances when he discovered it.
He first looked in the mirror, then went
and threw his demijohn of old rye into
the. aill race. He drank thirteen cups
of tsffee at breakfast, and for
'seyaral evenings afterward astouished
the childreuby going to bed at. niue
o'cloes eachinight. The woman couldn't,
keep the joke, and now her husband has
bought a new jug, and he drains the
flowing bowl with an ass;duity which
shows his determination to make up for
the lost time.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

gyeniencsz on that account. Aud when
it doesn't tighten, it lightning bugs
which doeszsalnost as we'll. The qniu
tssruptOd tbpnaeF ipdsss coageFsasion
somewhat dificdlt occasionally, but an
expert can make out at least half that is
said by watching the motion of the
speakers lips; and strong lungs (tor
whishg Tospets si4 fanonD sometim IS
muke themselves Gearlsh the ailaest
storm. Deaf persons are always delight
cd to converse with any one who has
passed few weeks at Totness.
We shall have something more to Say
of Totness hereafter. In the meantime
we are epdeavorips to ascertain why
window sashes are less. ss.fashionable there
than elsewhere.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

A gentleman residing few miles
below Branehville, was married tho
other day at the aye Of seventy two
years, to his fourth wife, aged sixteen
years-they ATTENDED, Cattle Creek
Camp meeting last week at which place
the young bride had several severe fit,
and seemed badly deraugca At last
accounts it Was not thought she would
recover.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
ABB8VYLLh kEDfUR-- !.

We have received but two copies Of
the Medium in two mouths. Is the
Medium weekly or monthly, OF are
the Postmasters all asleep, or what is the
matter. a.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
pR.hNCH VILE ITEMS

BR.h non VILE ITEMS
A distressing accident occurred at
Smokes Gross Roads iu Collc,on
County few days ago Mr. Simeon
Lyons, who keeps small store nt The
Cross Roads, had beon to Bran;hville
About tho time he returned home his
Siie aad lad named Kinsay went in
the store to light the lamp. Mrs. Ly-
ens taking the lamp top off, lighted the
wick, and handed It 10 young Knsey to
hold while She filed the lamp with kcro.
ecnc. The fire which Kinsey held
caught the oil. Tho oil can burst max
ing areport which Was heard for a mile.
The oil and fire spread over Mrs Lyons
and the b.y-both b ran out Of the house.
Mr. Lyons, about this time, entered aud
Put nut ths 6re in the store Then
goin. Into the yard, found his wife s,ill
burning. She had beeu fighting the
frs in silence duriug the tin,c he was in
the store. Mrs. Lyons l;veJ but a few
hgnss The boy, kinsay lived three
DAYS s.,d'diea.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
nov S. L. DUNCAN

nov S. L. DUNCAN
The course pursued By the Hon
Samuel j. Duncan during tho recent
campaign has made him great many
friends. He withdrew as candidate
in the Convention before the vote vas
taken, and since the nomination has
worked hard, faithfully aud successfully
for the regular candidate Mr.. Duncan
is one Of the strongest ani most popular
politicians in the County.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

SEED, w; Patrick & Co.'s new adve,.
tisement. We ad7ise our readers to tsy
their Star Shirts-such of them st least
IS don't wear something else Bargains
for thirty days Now is the time.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

It is said that Guisuard received one
votest Lewisyille. The Byss men say
that whoever cast that vote was hotter,
and that boiling ought to be severely
punished.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

We call attenion to the card of Or
Thomss Lesare, to be found IN another
Ooumn. DR.. Legare has had an exton-
sive and varied practice in Charleston,
where ho enjoyed the best of facli.
ss.aties fer perfscLing Lis knowledge of his
profession. We commend him co -dially
to our citizens.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

On Wednesday last on old msn enter
ed BrAnohvilloe in search of an only
daughter Hc had walked from Beaufort
County, aud was nearly played out" BIZ.
his yisor revived when he WAS told tina,
his daughter had been ma rried for sew
eral days, and was only'four miles dis
Ia Mt from Br4nchrillc He said he was
not only acting the father bpt as Con.
stable also, aud exhibited an arroot war.
rant from Trial Justice Of his County
charging his daughter with stealing Il
hoop skirt and;a pillow case, the proper.
ty OF her mother. He said 'fif she will
not return as my daughter she shall ia m
prisoner" and with these word. re,umsd
his journey, smid the sympathy Of hi,
hesrers.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

Judge Cooke, General Hosc and Edi.
TOR Ecrthrop will please inform us who
lis to be King of Amcrica--aud why?
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

yHANKS-
Mrs. l. p. Thompson will please az
cspt our thanks for 4 handsome pre- ,on;
OF figs and grapes.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

Andrews will b. returned" to Colun.
bia, Byas will rcturn to Charleston
Not such a great difference after ALL
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
Efea6 asmartcrs Unio, Escpubii-
can Party s, &.
ROOMS STATE EXECUTIVE. COMMITTEE.
CoLvMBlA s. c. July 9Th 1874.

CoLrMBtA s. c. July 9Th 1879.
7 C. A"6rc,rs ESQ, 0,ongrL'ng s. &.
Sir You nre hereby appointed Chair
man of the Republican Party in and for the
County Of Orengcburg to ill the vacancy
created by the death Of our lnmen,ci friend
and fellow citizen Hon. James l.. ,lnmis"n.
|, is deemed By me unnecessary to lay
upon You any particular injUnciions as to
your line OF conduct, IA your past and
present standing as u staunch and reliable
Republican, is 10 my mind sufficient guaran-
~ et yeur future course. Please accept
this as the evidence of your authority, and
belize me to be,
Truly Yours.
II. y ElLIOTT,
Prcs't Extcutiv, Com.
U. Il. T.. State Of $. c.
july 10Th 1873 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

sThete way n merry Andrews" iu
town LAST thursday morning when the
election returns came in.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
FORT AOTTE

Did nebly last Wednesday the regu
lar candidate polling 191 votes while
che boltor went ont with a round O.
That trusty old Republican war horse,
Richard ls. Duncan, Esq. knows well
how to "keep his own house in order"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

"Greek received cue vote last Wed.
sneaass. At zeigler's SHe will probably
contest tho election With Guisnard
Byas is willing to resign III favor OF
both.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

TAXES! TIIEs!!
Next "Wednesday is the Goth of Au
gust. You will have to pay fifty per
cent more taxes if you don't make your
sgetssnsbg that Lime.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

last year Byas received 607 votes for
the Scnatorslftr, This year he received
but 51+. Significant.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
TOTNESS-

TOTNESS--.5ss Is, ,s,
This fayotits aad fashionable water
ing place d, gaysr this summer than 1t
any Other period since tbs war. Several
eharmids ladies' from Charlsston and
elseWhess ore naking their holpes there
during the present season. AS the:
neighborhoOd spring 10 about half
mile from the settlement itesetns almost
misnomer to call Totness watering
oa \ ,Plaes but the oonstsn. faias supply
moisture enough TO bring it within. q
ibenl construction. Of the term. The
49,. gas works are. out Of repair but the
"a'@ q" - s&s. - ssi ~ fss fN 50 Z
irccssant lightning prevents any iacon
- ~ .ea
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
NOTICE.
NOTICE

NO I i<IL
Notice is hereby given that from en- an&
after TUESDAY, She FIRST DAY ofJuLY,
1873, TO WEDNESDAY The 2Oth DAY of
AUGUST, this Office will he CrEN to re
crive The RETURNS of REAL ard PER
SONAL PROPERTY Of this County Tax
payers are requested to have n Correct List
Of the diffelen, Classes Of Lands as follows
Number OF icrcs of Planting Land.
Number OF Acres of Meadow and Pas
turc.
Number Of Acres Of Wood Land
And Number o: Buildings.
Each Tract rc Land must be returned
separate in the Township where it lies,
and =, the same time they will makc their
Return of Personal Property, Moneys nnd
Credits.
Taxpayers arc urgently requested 10 20
rl'oMpT in MAKING their RETURNS Ny
tbs Law yeguirss me to add ). Penalty OF
80 per cent. to the Real snl Personal Pro-
perry Of Deiinencns, which in EVERY
INSTANCE MILL BIZ DONE.
JAS. YhS TAS$EI.
Co. Auditor.
jups.2s g.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

OILS, YARNiSH, ON-ENrLuS
LAMrs, GARDEN sREDs, xo., &o.,
rRESCFlrlONa prepared with ,CGGR.
ACY sni FlnELIry, 10, which purpose
hi! aud complete assortment of PURE
CHEMlCAl.S and GENUINE DRUGS wi!l be
constantly on hand.
Long exprr:encs-n successful bu-i,ers
career Of mere than sigh; year, ia Ursngr-
burg. gsoi knowielse Of the DRUG
MARKET at kOmc ard abroad, will afford
sufficient guarantee that all goods ssd or
dispensed at my sstablishmenr will b.
GENUINE aud RELIABLE
Approaching the success which in the
past has attended my eEots, L&ve do
terlnincd to spare ny pa.rs Q ror;ts cor
finance Of .hs patronage SO Nbors.Iy hes,o,
I'D
E.J. OLRVSROs II. y
So 100 Russo! S,rear o-angeLurg,i
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

Where was the Union. Herald last
Tuesday? &&sTa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

How doh the little busy B. improve
each shining hnur."
Butsir5rSintAi, h ard al day last We'd
nes'lsyFshEd III re 3Sssu', a6y shining
hour for dc busy b. H to imprwo.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

=, II the Charleston Referee would ouly
sufrr itself to re rublishrd, without
hsiagg ffintqd q would dat ..lers, have an
svoifdupeiS ysipe fpt they will put
i"kton SheJthislt sss'i hat spoil. it
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

Senator Sanders Ford died. last Sun
dsg.at Wipnsbpro.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16

july 10Th
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
AAtaananln.


LEcTuRE Hx HRv. JAAxHs. WATmns, BEroRE
THE ''DnLAwARn 1NsEfTuTE or MECHANIC
On Saturday evening, Rev. James Waters
deiiyered an instructive lecture on "Astruno-
my, before q large audience, a the room Of
the Delaware Institute OF Mechanic Arts, =
3, f. Corner Of Fifth and Market streets. The
lecture was extremely interesting, and alluded
70 and briefly explained the workings OF the
entire solar systems BY means OF the black
board and q piece D9 chalk. Mr.. Waters, en-
piained the movements of the earth and sun,
she planets and other heavenly bodies The
manner Of measuring the distances between
the earth and the planets, was explained, and
many other OF the wo nders and cuFiositles OF
Astronomy made clear. The moon was espec-
tally referred 10, and les various phases, and
the infuence It has over tides, clearly explain
ed. Many interesting phenomena, earthly
ana AtmospheFlcal, were illustrated aud ex-
plaiued. rendering the lecture one Of the most
interesting ever delivered there. At its close
the lecturer was unanimously rendered . vote
Of thanks.
On Saturday evening next, instead Of the
usual weekly lecture, conversational meet
log" will be held, open to all who may wish
70 participate. The "Co-operativa system Of
Labor, win be tho subject for discussion,
which wlll be opened BY VIM. s. Hilles, Esq
All are invited to be present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

WILMnHGToN.-Thec city has been for years
seeking t0srEead herself 70 theshore Of thenObls
Delaware. Movements In this direction have
been made on the North side Of the ChristiAna
by opening streets beyond the Brandywine on
the east to the Delaware but the great broad
belt Of marsh land intervening something
more than q mile In width appears almost an
insurmountable obstacle. But recently it
begins to appear that va are 10 reach the goal
In another direction, viz through South viii
mingtOn. This part Of the city has sprung M
the Last four years on the south side OF the
Christiana, and now numbers population OF
several hundreda It ts connectsd with the
CHEZ part OF the city by q draWbridRe at the
foot OF Sd strest, and Ia difeCe line with this
bridge, ChTlstiana Avenue Is laid out and
opened to the Delaware Streets intersecting
this avenue at right angles and running TO the
Christiana on the Northeast side. and at q
different angle on the southwest into the In
terror, constitute South Wilminaton, where
many new houses are now Ia process Of con-
struetion. Most Of the land on the northeast
side Of this main avenue is owned by our
enterprlslng fellow citizen, @. q. LObdell,
Esq. THE great car wheel manufacturer-and
has recently been surveyed and Handsomely
plotted by Gen. Daniel W0odall, now one Of
our most accomplished ciYn engineers. This
survey has been made with the view OF open.
ing up ali this land for building purposes. and
though much Of it Is also marshy fk can be
readily reclaimed and made available for set
tlement. It looks now rs though our city will
soon reach the Delaware In this direction and
most Of our commercial business be here lOcat-
ed. This is further facilitated By the Wil.
mingt0n and Western r. r., which passes
through this part of the city and terminates
on the Chrisflana near the Delaware. VIII
mington Il destined TO be q great city ere many
years pass away. and the extension OF her
manufacturing and shipping interests will
necessarily be In this direction. The only OBJ
slacle Is the strip Of maFshy land bordering
the Chrlstiana. and the conrignity Of high land
renders this comparatively easy 70 overcome.
This 10 the shortest and easiest road 20 the
Delaware and the city Il pushing Out Justify
toward IT, Peasasug0r NeSe3.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
SOCIETIES.
llHEFNas TR1a EvRHrna.

MEETINGS THIS EvKHIHa.
Cherokee Tribe, No4, . r n, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market street
Lenape Tribe. No 6, ! > r n, In fourth story
SaVills Building, 9th and Market street.
Wilmington and BrandyWins Council, No. 8. @
q. A. a.. at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Fsanklin Coeneil, No. Q, o U A NJ, ct Machan.
ics' Hail. 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No 8, Jr, o "A Ma
Hall, 9th and Market strebts
EutsrprIpe Circle, u G A, at Hall bO4 Mar.
ket street. .4.af -l.f 4..4 Iu.sE ~.
Warrington Lodge, No !, X Off, &c Knighk
of Pythlas Hail, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 5. @ F, at Good Eel.
lows Han, 3d and Market II s.
Old Church Division, No is, s Of T seventh
Wawaast Loage. No Is, / o Of q 7, at room
Washington Lodge, NO ], A r A, at hall.
Second and KING stEssh ss9s.s iH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07


The CECL COUNTY SHOOTING OAsE--Ou
Saturday, we mentioned the attempted euicide
OF Mrs. Hannah ]. Murray, Of Bay View, Cecil
county, Md. Since then, we have learned that.
although Mrs Murray insists that she CON-
uiitted the act, considerable doubt exists in re-
gard TO the matter, and il Is generally supposed
that the shooting was purely accidental. The
gan was standing in one corner Of room be-
hind trunk, and the suppOsiiion Is that MIR.
Murray ia cleaning the house attempted to re-
move the gun from lis position, And that the
hammer became caught In some manner and
discharged the weapon. The load entered lhe
small of the back, aud passed through the
body, just under the heart, and coming through
the breast, lodged In tina opposite wall. From
the nature Of the wound, and the position OF
gun and body when discovered, It Is supposed
10 have been impossible for the act 10 De the
result Of prameditatiOn, although the lady, who
however, has been suffering FOR some time past
from dsmentia, asserts that il was. MFp Mur.
ray Was somewhat easier 6nnday evening, and
hopes Of her recovery are entertained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

TEE SCHOOL BoARD.-The Board of Public Ed
acatinns q present. Is composed a ehe folio wing
named gentlemen - NJ &tt
First Ward-ThOs. II. johnson, p Hassan, wm.
Il. Pierce.
Second ward-oOl 3. r. EsisIer, HI. B. AlcIn-
tire, John H. Moore ~ TsI 1905 - a
1hird Ward-DAvid H. Coyle, Allen Spe q &.
uaans beni. Mleids. 3 SR4E sa&0ke&Efks n
Fourth WaEd-CSeo E. Rice, WIN. ]. Morrow,
WIN. II. Griffin. ...5t $50 I,
Fifth wsrd-AnthOny Higgins, s. redmond
Smith, s. 4 MAcallistaT. - a tgsRR snFp
Sig Wara-EsAac J. jenkins, Johh H. Adams,
DR.. ]. p. sWales. 2 81 fG& eE8kE &sNE
Seventh .Wapd--Chaglos Baird, Jxs 1ewana AE.
EigstA wEd-J Q. Marrow, WIN. s. 1Tiis
Nisth Wsrd-ziba Ferris Jr, John Painsr,
DR.. 3. g. ShuEelodge.
Tenth Ward-Allsn Ruth, Lewis p. Lynch,
Geo. R. RoheGts n.e lg1ss,.s
The new board viii mest fer organization, on
Monday evening next. the 18th inst. The con-
test for the Prssidsncy will probably bs quite
lively and both new and old MEMBER will b put
forward. AmOng those mentioneA for the oaRee
age JohA H. Adams, Wm. q. Hillss, Howard NJ
jenkins, H. B. McIntire and Col B. B. Hdislsr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
L6oAL iarRLLloRmc6. +.

Work on the new City Ntm has been reccm-
Op Saturday. - 49,.
Deacon, 1Ie Market ssrsse, oasl -
nzaaaaent Of stoves cheap -
The new School Board win meet for organlEa-
Hppne Monday evening.
Quite number Of dwelling houses, In this
city are being converted into stores.
There were some pretty sharp flashes Of light
mag, during the storm last evening.
Jacob Hauser Insists that he was not tried be-
fore Esquire Frazer, on Saturday, On q schaHne OF
making false Representation. = Ata1Ea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
Kent County courts.

LIST OF GRAND, PETIT And sPRciAL JURORS
The Superior Court and Court Of General
Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery, for
/ Kent county, will be commence Ff Dover ON
Monday April Gath. The lowing are the jurors
GRAND JURoRs-1s7S
Duck Creek hundred John Anthony, Thos z.
Jelerson, William sharpe.
KentOn-Wlllhms stevens, william Hutchinson
David L. spruence.
Cooper.
DOvsr-WIIlIam Slaughter, Charles N. Wharton
Joseph Mcdaniel, Jr., John r. N. Denney.
NorSn ,a Maroerkli-Eaward Lord, Asa Ghnith,
south MuraerkllI- --Rn Dehority. Henry Whit
taker, John w. Cullen.
AlsPillIon Charles n. Adams LcwelIen Tharp,
MllFord-Robert H. stepensop. james Postle.
Aanlove R. Carlisle.
PETIT jurors.
Duck Creek-John ". Jones, obcdlah vonhell
jas: W: Mitchell, John w. Deiney. =
-, Asnton--John Taylor, John w. LAdsrtY, John
w. Graham. -
/ shall 1865 -
Dover-JOhn johnson, Nathaniel slauvb.sr
beI Tpsx WIi;. h; ni;;mrga. Martin B Ford, John D. vOs
North Murderklll-Jon CarYow. James I.
bllltngss James Anderson Of H.
south rderklll-WnIlam n. sattaraeld
Peter x Meredith, Henry Harrington, Nathaniel
Harrington. = - =
MIspilIoa-Jamss Morgan, Aiscrt Ha,y,netOn.
stephen H. Gala, John J. BaFwlck.
1lliord-Wil Spencer, John n. Bennett.
:. Vi - eaEasner, 0eeEge A. Moore. 3E8F8
SPECIAL sUnoRs.
The folloMing ore The special iuroiv for the
Sonf5 oi Oyer and IesmlneF, ea1amanaing Tnes-
day, 18th instant:
Duck Greek hnndred-Rober HHl, John J.
se1e9, banels y &synaaass ~ VS. IWt BaE
hsen.on--benjamin i. HuEioek, Benjamin r.
Little Creek--David pIeaaanfon
U0vMTsDanial auaanaleun - ais.,a as.aa,ssa
John b. WkzgaeFi. ~ 4HsH y ~ flN7-f-Fz.si
AeEtA AqraeFkiilr ,1ames. Il eniiIsaa. Lewis
HeAA9s1Rex &N4 EkftM W
Alspi1lon- william Hopkins. Fben Hagl,as.
u1,.lu. lllonfa-games 3. Huason, ansy yald.
T6s Jury o " ss eas. a 81 t.. 7, We. ~.
tae murder Of Cech Turnsr, win Be salected from
the above names.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

APPoNTMEHTs.-G Governor Ponder made
Samuel Jemison, Of Boston, TO be Commission.
ef OF deeds In Massachusetts, for this State
Samuel B. Sutton, 20 be Justice Of the Peace
for Red Lion hundred, New Castle county,
Henry 8. Truitt, 20 be special constable for
WfimingtOn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

In DAhKhn4lTkss stFikS Of the gas men
Ia New York put part Of shns city In alm0st
total darkness yesterday. The gas companies
are supplying the places Of The strikers with
new mss but they have not been able 10 keep
np the usual supply Of gas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

CoNcERT:-A vocal Concert will be held In
the NJ. e. Church ct Newport, on Thursday
evening, the oath inst, under the direction OF
Prof. =. n. Clemmer, for the benefit OF the
Sabbath School. Admission 35 cents. All
friendly to the cause should attend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

DnD SUpDENLx.-James Goodman, a well
known citizen of this city, died suddenly, on Sat
nEay afternoon, at his residences, No. 6i7 Shipley
street He was seized with an attack Of appople-
Ky, about three o'clock, and died in an hour
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

just received one Of the largest assOrtments
q TIE latess SnEang Ssylas a. Hats and OansSn
the city which u an selling at the very lowest
examine my 4mmenee stock aad yOA Will DO
sure 70 b suited. LEWIS G. SpRlNGER,
Hat Store. e No 2sS Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

PoLICz CAaEe.-Iha summary Of pOlice
cases fog! The last forgssisht honfs, Is as Gol-
lews: Sixteen eases ~ dFnhkemnoua, at so cents
and COSTS ascb eight eases 0f disoTdegly con-
dmcl. at - and costs each two for resistance d
odi0eEA a e8 and ensis each one care oF c0rnsr
lounginE at 81 and cnaia.