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Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

A horse attached to stree, car on
Broad stree, brcamc frightened by an
engine on tie Richmond. Frcdrcksburp
and Potomac railroai IN Tuesday. and
ran away, da-hing down the street at q
fearful rate with the ear, running over
and Instantly killing Mr.. Thomas c.
Emmett There we're four passengers in
the car. three Of whom, two ladies' and
one man, in jumping on, we're scvcrly in.
jurcd. principally nbou, the face. each
being dashed with violence on the paving
stones
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

A JuDGE Snor AND KILLED. Hon.
Elisha Meurs, Judge Of the Tenth Judicial
Circui, Court. who resides at Clarksville.
Johuson county. Ark. while going home to
dinner on Thursday Of last week, was sho,
aud mortally wounded by some unknown
person. lie died a, | o'clock the next
morning The deed is thought to have
been perpc,ra,ed by a man with whose
wife, it is reported, the Judge has been
too intimate.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Newspaper war.


Since the successful termination Of the Re-
Iuelicanl election in Wilmington quite a lively
little night has sprung up among certain Of tho
Journals Of that city. Every Esssiss having op-
posed the election Of Mr. Vincent as city sressur-
er, Was attacked the day after the election BY
acerbity which nush Of victory could impart.
The little daily .t ence assumed . "don'i care u
] did mien, and, like stag At bay, strikes out
on all sides, dealing It's blows right and len with
the strength and energy Of despair. The Com
'seretcf having iniimated that the influence Of
Eroy Erening was confined 10 the few votes
which Mr.. Vincent ran behind his ticket, n. 4.
flares up and accuses the Commcrei ! OF seeking
popularity and exercising influence by ndvoea-
ting the "sacccssful side" and the Republican, .
attempt TO create the impression that "E =. and
the Liquor Dealers Association worked to-
gc,her TO defeat Mr.. Naris," Il pronounrcs "too
prcpondcrous lie 10 he worth reporting and
follows the declaration up with the following
comments on the yeracity Of Its contemporary :
Lying, however, is very mild sort Of thing
for paper which publicly advocates and advis-
es perjury
30 in, ncirhbors and as VIC occupy the posi-
tion Of the celebrated old lady when her husband
was engaged In mortal combat with bear, and
don't care picayanc which whips, We will save
our cheering until the close Of the battle. We
must confess however, that We didn know that
the Ancient Republican had sufficient energy or
enough Of the progressive spirit OF tho age to
know how io lie.
Cttssens' Meeting.
The citizens Of Smyrna held y town meeting
at their Town Hail. on Friday evening OF last
week, and adopted a series of resolutions pledg.
ing aud binding themselves to use their utmost
cndeavors TO enforce the provisions OF the New
Liquor Law which went into effect on the lst
inst. This was an excellent move and the ex-
ample OF the Smvrnians is worthy Of imitation
by the Earnest citizess' OF every town and viii
lage In the State, and we do most cordially COM
mend II 10 the attention OF our citizens Per-
hnps II this were done n considerable amount OF
noise and loud swearing. which sometimes oc-
ours in our streets, would be broken up.
Oar Thanks.
Il. W. Cochran, Esq has our cordial thanks
for basket OF choice peaches sent TO US las,
Monday. They we're OF the Reeve, Old Nixon
and Moore varieties, and OF excellent flavor and
very luscious We enjoyed them exceedingly
Mr. G. evidently believes in hereafter and is
preparing happy reception for himself ia that
world 10 come for does not the Good Book say,
blessed Is the man tha, remembers the printer r.
Returned.
DR.. T. II. Gilpin, after a temporary absence OF
n few weeks, has returned and resumed the
practice OF dentistry al his Office on Yves, Main
ST, where he can always be found
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Many intelligent business men think
tia. the outlook for business throughout
the country is more favorable than il was
four months ego. Speculation has re-
ceived q check" and = good deal Of 10.
deb,sdncss, foreign aud domestic. has been
liquidatsd. The banks arc stronger than
they we're = year ego. prices Of speculative
stocks have generally fallen, and the stock
gamblers4cllow their game with less ardor.
The Alabama indemnity Of Sl5. SOC. 900
is to be paid in September, when $40, ,o00-
900 10 gold will be paid out Of the treas
ury for the redemption Of bonds.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Cattle ,hicving on the Texas border
has been resumed with unusual vigor.
About two hundred fine beeves were
driven across into Mexico, near Guerrero,
four days ago. and were boldly driven on
the highway to Monterey by the thieves
withou, the slightest interference on the
part Of the Mexican oficials.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Another counterfeit five hundred dollar
note has been received at the sub.treasury
a, New York. the paper of which is
lighter than the genuine. bu, the face
cannot be distinguished from the genuine
The letters on the back. however. are
,ineed with green where they should be
perfectly white. and blue tint peculiar
to the genuine is not Pcrccpiible in the
counterfeit.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

We learn from the Maryland Courier
that it is proposed to hold an agricultural
fair near Fedcralsburg this fall for the
benefit Of the citizens Of Caroline. Talbot
and Dorchester counties. who are invited
to participate By exhibiting tho best Of
their products, as we'll a. live stock.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

TITS FARMERS GRAxoEs are daily gath.
eriug strength. They still profess ths.
tho organisations are only intended for
the redress Of local grievances. and have
no connection with politics. yet farmers
eaudidates' are being put into the 6eld
for various Offices. This 10 very consist.
cut. In shor. time they will either at.
tempt the formation Of . new party,
pledged to their interests. or they will
unite. on conditions, with one or the
other Of the tao great political parties.
Bids for their favor are already running
high 10 the political market.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

During August l0,O35 emigrsnts ar
rived u, New York. q decrease Of more
than 5000 compared with the arrivals
during August of last year. The arrivals
from January ls TO August 3lst we're
POI .9l7. decrsase Of 4s74 from the
number for ,hs corresponding period Of
1872
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The new Masonic Temple Of Philadel.
phia was thrown open last Tuesday even
ing to the officers Of the Knights Templar
and Grand Lodges. The various rooms
werc brilliantly illuminated. aud spec,a.
tors were charmed with the gorgeous
spectacle. Tickets for the grand tournay
Of Knights Templnr a. the Academy aud
Horticultural Hall. during dedication
week. were limited to three thousand, and
have already been distributed. The de-
mnnd is so great tha, ten thousand could
have been disposed Of, and i, has been
suggested that the affair should be repeat
ed during the week to proven, disappoin,.
ment to many who desire to be present
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

At rcceu, meeting Of the Mississippi
grangers resolutions wero passed forbid
ding members Of the order from buyinR
anything from merchants whs purchase
stocks from Wholesale houses which refuse
10 sell to the agents Of the granRss.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

PnosEcurioSs ron Tue WAwAsEr Dis
AsrER. The Treasury Department al,
Washington will take prompt action on
the Wawasct report, tho substance Of
which was given in our Washington cor.
respoudcucc on Saturday The captain
and mate, having had no license. will be
prosecuted for thus serving in violation Of
the law. and the owners will be proceeded
agains, for employing them. The engi.
neer will probably have his license rcvok-
cd for trading and tending bar instead Of
giving his whole attention to his duty.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

A NovEL RAcx.-Thc sporting gentry
Of Baltimore had a new sensation last
week, in the shape Of a ruce between a
man named Pike. member Of base ball
Stub. and ,hs tro.,ing horse, Clarence.
owned BY Peter Pollard.
The agreement was that tho "ani-
mails" were both to start at the same
time, the horse % yards 10 the rear
distance, 100 yards purse. $3.50. A,
the start the horse led. but before 90 yds.
had been Travelled Pike made "spurt''
and passed bis four-footed adversary. and
came out II feet ahead. The betting was
two to one 10 favor Of Pike frow the be-
ginuing. Time, 10 seconds.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The 6nsl trial of steam csnal boats for
the award Of ei00. 900 offered BY New York
comes Of Tuesdsy. October IA. between
Syracuse and Utica.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The Illinois and lows corn crops. Il 10
estimated. will not exceed two thirds tbe
average yield. owing to the drought early
10 the season.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
T. A. McCLELLAND'S
A uctiOn Room $

buy your Furniture, Mattresses, &c. of T. 4.
McClrlRnd, i2io Chestnut Street. Handsome
New Furniture for Parors. Bed Rooms and Di-
ming Roups at Auction Sales, every Monday
and Thursday, and sold al Private Sales at Ane-
iion Prices. All goods warranted. Furniture
carefully Packed and Shipped.
$. NJ. Reynolds stock Of Ladies, Misses, md
Childfcn's button aud lace lasting, asd kid shsrs
is now complete, having added TO our already
large stock three hundred pair, direct from the
factory. Ladies, call and examine them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Two million additional postal cards. 70.
quircd to complete the ord "a from al
post Offices. will probably be shipped
within the next week. and tho whole
country will then be supplied I"
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Tho Richmoud (va.) WAig ssys thst
thers are more buildinss going up this
season 10 that city than 10 any city sf i.s
Else % lhs Atlantic coast.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The paper mill Of Sturdcvant 4 Co, at
Mount Pleasant. New York. together with
tho saw mill Of lsanc Longyear. was
burned Monday night. Loss S25, 900 /;
insurance unknown.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Major Jsbu D. Rogers. Of Farley vsls.
King George county, Va, cold bis entire
crop Of wheat--S0 900 bushels-to mil.
Ter 10 Predericksbure at $3.50 per bus.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

BEN BvrLER voR PsssIpESr "A cor.
respondent from Boston says Ben. Butler
wants to be Governor Of Massachusetts, %
. stepping. stone to the Presidency. He
thinks be must overcome his enemies q.
homo before be undertakes . contest With
those abroad. Hs evidsstly thinks il bis
Own State goes against him. be would
have bot little chance with the others.
Would nj this b. perfee. Paradise Of
= country with Ben. Butler for President :?
A. governor Of the Puritan State tho
New Orleans thief and originator Of the
back pay steal" 10 sminsn,ly 10 place.
We have always looked upon Butler - q
fair type aud ezecllen. representative ol
Massachusetts, morality aud honesty. and
when he is elected governor hs will bs the
right man 10 the right place." bat Ben.
llu'ler for President! We can rssdily
believe that CAris'ian ~ New England
would delight iu salicsine the rest Of ID.
country With this model Of her Integrity
bss ss ssn sl.oss imssins the shsdds,
ssss vssid Psss over The psopls Of Ii,
ssss Of The eosasFy st shs thought Of ben
Butles 10 the Presidential chair,
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Emincn, men Of Science have discovered that
electricity and magnetism are developed in the
system iron, ne iron IN n, bleed. This accounts
for the debility low spirits, and lack Of energy
a person fres when this vital element becomes
reduced. The Peruvian Syrup, a proto1ide OF
iron supplies the blood with its iron element,
and is the ouly form in which !, Is possible for il
to enter the circulation.
One hundred doz. sof, finish White Spool Cot
ton Tor the Sewing Machine, IS cents per duz S
cents per spool, nj S. N. REYNOLDS.
Pure Fresh Congress Water,
iirrc, from Saratoga Springs, Tor sale by s
VI. REYNOLDS.
bathing Flannel n, - cts. per ward: Bathing
Hats NJ rs cents, each At \. ". REN SULtS.
Gents Doc-Skin Driving Gloves.
s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
The I.o'n hustle, hes, in the market Hoop
SIX kir,s from so to Is cents, al
s.M. REN NOLDS'.
New LOT OF Hamburg Ed,ihgs and lnserings,
Victoria Lawns, kc, nj very low prices.
5. N. REYNOLDS.
Closing out Summer Dress Goods and Lawns
below cost Al =. ". REl NOlDs
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
PsssooAl.

We we're much pleased 10 - our esteemed
ffiend, 3, 3. Cechian, Esq., on the s.rsete, yss-
tssday. NJ. q. has bssn conossd 10 Bic house
BY 6esious indisposltioa TOT several WEEKS aad
ve ere GLAD 10 ~ bin cut agals.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Haeas AeeoAsae.

Al Dawsos, of Bsldgsvills, vas alnost To-
staatly killed on Wednesday Of last Wssk. He
passsd over the lower part q bic abdoasn. he
disd 10 half % hour.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The japanese folding Fan, 10 and IS crn,s. At
=. N. REY NULDS'.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The falisasle Nsss. (Wes. Hobotsp,
N. J 10 commenting on The receu. ss.ios
ofths Ohio Ds~ocrsey 10 ssiss back to
Ira psissiplss. and The adoption Of their
plsts6sa by shs Pssssylvasia Democrats,
nsess ths ssllowisg lsssi obsss,s.ieas:
AAss sesss The eighth u . ssssusy ol
sessse1esiae sad sssrsseisg bsssss iss op.
Csss!esssa ssyisg y hids sssy from isssif.
- esossseats psrty eesns. ssesyvhsrs.
= eose epeoug 0p. e u from sIssp, 10
9uo0loe 49, I'll iss sssrssdsss ere ssibiss
- il61eooge 81 dslbsas. Hsse. Wees.
lsgoA - oeale h y hsssise srssuj
qs1o - ssbeiga = ~ ssiss 81 its sld
- oaessss. vosasssue. - \ rsttiso
~ - ettss Ssss presidential ssnpaies
- 11S& = ~ DIP u Jasksoe, a.
o1(eess y ehsse q ~ Dbssss ,ssd ~.
80 ~ vssy ~ tsols Will 4
~ 1sass ~ = tts etsst tias'
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Oanssss.

Our spostsmen have been having considerable
sport dsriag the last week or two IN shooting
plsvess, dovss, Ae., which are saId y Be- plenty
aad 10 sxcsllsat coadltion, and the way they are
being Slaughtered 10 . cautioa 10 birds. 70 steer
clear Of this aeighborhood.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Business Iotals.
No. ? Mackcrel, S1l 90 per barrel.
s. n. REYNOLDS.
F1.Y.N ETS

E1.Y.NETS
a, reduced prices. Selling out at cost.
tsue2o. Z. Z. ANDERSON.
Porcelan-,iucd Kettles, Fruit Jars and Caas,
jelly Tumhrrs with and without covers. at
s. ". REy yNOl.DS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Black Teas, soc, soc, T,c, and 81 PER ponsd.
8. ". REY NUtpS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Caaards.


Er~y Erening saya the article about Rev Jas.
Riddles will, from tho RPNbiioon Is all acanard.
Probably Il 10 like the "yarnp which went tic
rounds last week about man being afraid 10
cross the srcste bridge at the canal, jumping on,
&c. We are assured by . gentleman who was
present at the tims the alleged incident 10 said
TO have occurred that, with the exception that
the man didn't jump on, didn't lose HE satchel
and that the cars didn't wait for sybody after
crossing, the story 10 true.
Death 81 . Prsaiasns Cttissn.
Joseph Morris, Esq, . prominent citizen Of
considerable local influence, died at bis residence
In Millshoro, on Saturday week. Mr. n. was
the late candidate Of the Democracy for Sheriff
Of SUSSEX, but, owing 10 tho fsctious spirit Of
his party, and the exceptional popu larity Of his
competitor, he was defeated. The hard work Of
the canvass, and lis incidental exposures, preba.
bly, laid the foundation Of the disease (rhsuma.
tism) which resulted In bis death.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Delaware Il Chesapeake Canal.

The serious break in the Delaware and Ghcsa-
peske Canal has very seriously inierfered with
trade At this point. A large number Of canal
boats, loaded with lumber, grain and coal, are
now here waiting orders rs to how to dispose OF
their cargoes. From oil the information we can
gather, IL looks doubtful whether the canal will
be opened for husincs before the close Of the sea-
son. II 10 rnmorcd that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company are negotiating br It's purchase
and We should not be surprised If the canal
would 10 future be owned or controlled by that
grasping corporation. n.--Ldrrs de Grace R,publi-
ean.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

One hundred doz. sof, finish White Spool Cot
ton for the Sewing Machine, ss cents per doz S
cenls per spool, nj ). u. RElNULDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Pure Fresh Congress Water,

The i.o,n hustle, hes, in the marke, Hoop
SIX r,s from so to Is cents. at
S.M. REN NNoLDS'.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

New 10, Of ll,mhnrg Edeings and lnser,ings,
Victoria Lawns, kc., at very low prices,
s. a. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
Fruls BranAy.

The manufacture Of fruit brandy has com
mcnced Ia Kent and SUSSEX counties There
will not be as many stills this season As usual
owing to the scarcity Of apples. Las, year ,her,
were abe Ut eighty registered for use In the tive
counties this year there will no, he more thar
half this number. The Internal Revenue iaI
upon the product is 10 CENTS per gallon, the par
meni OF which Is demanded n, the end OF ever,
month. The law and regulations pertaining e
the business are very strict, and the officers av,
noti6cd the dis,illers that they will be sharply
enferccd.-NiDord Neps.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
REV. Jsmes RidaIs.s win.

The property Of the late Rev. James Riddle, is
reported 10 be worth abou, $500 900. The real
estate is all left 10 his with the exception oi
the house occupied by his son .in-aw, Mr. Field,
worth some $50. 900. The stock and machinery
arc equally divided between the son and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Field, and the business is TO continue
as formerly, under the name Of James Riddle,
Son Co. Mrs. Riddle is to receive $500 per
year, and TO continue to occupy the old mausion
or have a house erected in such place Ms she
may desire. few beqnes,s are made TO nieccs
and nephcws, and S45, 900 TO charitable purposes
~ heretofore enumerated. - Republican.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
BLACKSMITH'N COAL.

RITUNlNOUS COAL Of the bsst quality for
- sale, Wholesale % Wleil. by
EVANS,
spf l3-m HiaAlstews, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Closing out Summer Dress Goods aud Lawn
below cost At =. ". REl NOLi)S'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
italian RIro-prcof Buildings.

Prof. Goorv aso, University,
has written alett8r fnom :, lOFeIice describing
the means used by thQ 1lllians to render their
buildings hrs-pro0f, behaving that American
builders may gain sQpie valuable hints from
the methods Amp88yed, there to prevent
destruction by fire. The Italian principle OF
construction Is to make every room in q bull
ding an alright apartment formed Of incom-
busttble materials, so sAat WheiaFuT the fire
may originate It shall be confined TO that spot.
The theory acted on IL ttlaf the On must be
bricked down as well as bflcked In, as the
tendency Of fire Is 70 spread upward where 1t
can nnd vent, and therefore every room has q
vaulted ceiling Of brick springing directly from
the four wallis The roofs Of houses are built
In the same way, and the dInbers used are so
tmbedded In brick and mortar that IL fire
reaches them they will snaOulder for hours,
and perhaps for days, befOfe. breaking out
Into flame. The consequence Is that, though
nres are of frequent occurrence IN Florence,
they very rarely extend beyond the apartment
In which they originate. Prof. Chase says
that in passing along a street where a fire
occurs al that one sees Is room with black
ened walls, and furniture more or less charred.
OF course all the walls and dividing partitions
are made OF brick, stone, or Otherincombustible
material.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

NATURAL CURIOsITIEs.-One of the great
est curiOsIties we have ever seen has been
shown TO us in q large oyster shell, obtained
by DIR. John I. King, Of Wayerley, from the
summit of the Allegheny mountains, two
thousand feet above the level of the sea, inbed-
ded in coal. The cavity Of. the shell, which
contained the animal matter of the oyster, is
filled by SILICA. cemented by carbonate of
iron. The carbonate of lime of the shell is
supplanted by sihcia, blended with the lime,
and preserving all that physical characterist-
les in the minutest details. The corrugatiOns
and semi-cireulas rings or increments of the
oyster, produced by its annual growth, are
faithfully maintained and cOgnizable. This
venerable bivalve, probably autecedent to
Noah, throws all other antiquities of this
country into the shade; and makes even the
mummles Of Egypt appear youthful in cOmpari-
son.
A very curious oyster shell has also been OBJ.
tanned by DIR. King from WicOmico river, ten
feet below the level of the river bed. In this
shell the animal matter has been supplanted
by carbonate Of lime and snlphate of lime, and
the corrugatiOns have been ObliteTated by
attritiOn, but the general form and special
anatomical features are preserved and deci-
ded.-BlE San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
Language Among Animals.

III. hoUzEAU maintains that not only does each
group OF animals possess a language which is un-
derstood BY other members Of the same group, but
that they can learn to understand the language Of
other groups His dogs, for instance perfectly un.
derstood hts poultry Cocks and hens have one
danger signal for the approach ofsa bird OF prey,
another for that Of a terrestrial animal or for q
man. When the latter waa. sounded the dogs
would rush out and bark, while to the former they
paid no attention whatever. He therefore con.
cludes that fowls have the power of expressing
slightly different but closely allied ideas, and dogs
can learn to understand these differences Serb
ney'S for February.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

LHe MIAgu IfaIn WllI run snbjeet % doIoy1 Inci-
dent TO relght bNsneaa. and will stop OnlY al sta
tion5 where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave New Castle for WilEnlnRtOn a. Phgl.Aal
at I. 40 A. NJ. Leave Philadolphia at 1a6H - @n1
Wilmington at 10 p. NJ. for New Castla
80, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAIHk
Additional to those above. leave SmTrSS R.s eR.,-
ton II b q. m, and 7.35 p. N. LaaveCfaveSI foT
smyrna $50 q. m, and 400 p. NJ, to make eo1n0e-
South.
=. .,.o,.- CONNECTIONS,
at TOWNSEND. with the Kent County ana Onaao
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads.
Al CLAYTON, with the Mary land and DaIauaTo
Railroad. u
AtHAkRIN TON. with the Junction and Bru.k
AtSEAFoRD with the Dorchester and Dalawnro
Railroad.
At pELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Rallroaa
and WicomieO and fOeOmOko Railroad.
y. y. KKNNKY. Eupt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
DELAWARE RAILROAD 11H1.
sUMlTER ARRANoRMRlfT

lss& VSSaassSs' s4Sspssaj S iraiSj siz Tl ia ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

The Scotsman publishes statemeu. Of results
of the shipbuilding trade on the Clyde for the
past year. Ii appears that 1872 has been the
most prosperous year in shipbuilding yet exper-
fenced ON the Clyde. Although the number of
Ve9els iatnehed has not been quite up to each
ofthe last few years, the tonnage exceeds 1871
$4,000 tons, and 1870 by 81, 200 ions. The in
crease Of last year has been larger than any
yeally increase for many years past, and has
been entirely in the class of screw steameFs.--
The years tonnage Of screw steam vessels il
40.a00 tons tons above 1871. $1,000 tons above
1870, $4,000 tons above 1869, aud 1880 tons
above 1868.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

PETERsBURG (VReNIAl ENrERPRIsE,-
The subscribers 70 the Petersburg car works
have put mp four-ffths fthe capital stock Of
100000. II il understood that the company
have purchased the Fleets foundery property
and the Washington cotton factory, near that
city, for $25,0 900. The Petersburg Index says :
"PotsfsbuRg is one Of the best localities in the
country for car factory. II is at the junction of
the wide and narrow gauge roads, and every
part Of the country is accessible by either gauge.
The works, too, will be placed so near the lines
Of railroad that they can be connected with them
al a cost Of less than 5000"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

The street lamps of Des Moines are lighted
by women.
A vein Of lithograPh stone has been found
BeaF East ST. Louis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
RaITrnaa EinGG.

PhTadsipnia, wilmington ana SAM.
m more RailEead, ae,