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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-06-05

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| The cheapest and largest assortment OF
Linen Drills and Ducks, can be mad at
just received, Linen Sheetings and Shirt
inos at STADEKERS'
On manu- d iai &c anu "oii 50 $40 u
STADEkERo'.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-06-05

The improved :. Victor " Sewing Machine
will give perfect satisfaction. ju 5-4t
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Rock City
PAPER MANUFACTURING CO..
No. MARKET STREET..
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BLOTTING. BooK. ~.
Taken Up

"A bout December Ist. 1877. n black mare colt
about three wears old, which the owner can
gel bv proving property and paying an costs.
ms-8i X. W. MOODY.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-06-05

On hand large and well selected stock of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, at
STADEKERS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-06-05

Three WarminEs.-A Sick Stomach
an Aching Head-and considerable de
oility, are three warnings which it is mad
ness to disregard. Dangerous diseases may
be expected to follow them if not arrested
without delay. Tone the relaxed stomach,
calm the excited brain, invigorate the nerv-
Gus system, and regulate the bowels with
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-06-05

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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22

CHEBlFF'S SALF.--In Chancely Of New Jcr-
- soy.-BetW cen James III. il and complain
ant. and sol hia aIil or, ct g. tefeI dants. Ii,
IA tor lie Of o tg Red prem ises
By virtue Of Ike above state writ Of ferl 1acins.
TO directed shal, ose for sale, at pub ic
vendue, at Tie c urt b. ure, i'll thu ty If Ehza-
ct y. j., Gu "Wednesday, the oath day of De-
celnber, A 1873 at tw- o'ciccB = n. Of III
d ali that c,lt in act parCeI o. laid nd
premises, hereinsftr particLla II sc1ib Il,
ina ell ing and being in lie ci Of Elizabeth, in
the u Union. and state Of New jerry
ei that and @, # IL d Iyn g On thu
east aide Broad st cot known al descrlI ed as
10 number % th1ceo u plot Lumbtr ~ NO n
j. Bact n IL p Of the tI' en- :. 1ucfer
farm Ii i at the L ion Comfy Ciert's III;
except the ortlt asst corner hey ond II ine aid
rut II said map, hich curnr b Ion, F "a A. ".
Dimock Bet The same ptemts co e,ed 10
said s, phia Nj deco from vii lam Fl
a,kett sted Jul 30lb IS .. ~ d rded in
boo l6 Of Geeda 10. sid cou ~. on ges 49,
&c.
SETH r. RYDER, heIif,
Elizabeth Oatt bst 10, 1873. n25 lw- II
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k0Ofers.
TOHN McNELLIs
GIATE RnnRNP

Rssidencs-Recters street. p. o box 7I4.
orders may be left att. 81. Clarke Foed Store,
cor Broad and Lsst Grand streets. where samples
Uf slate may be seen. Eirsl quality Slate from
ChspmEn's Quarrles, Pa, always on hand. Red
green and purple States used when required.
All work warranted water and sir tight aud
q . cheap So by Gny one else In the business.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22

LSHkkItF'S SALH.-iu Chancery Of Ne~ Jer'
~ sey -hetwten join H. Slt mn NJ lai' IL T.
nd Jam S Green and wlfo and ais d'te dGnts
Ell facias
by vht. of the shove stated writ f atri facias,
{" me directed, thall expo for salt at y bic
vendue, at the Court J onsp, IT. The city 0 liza
t'eth, y. j., on wednesday, the 24h day Of G
cember A. 1873, at two ',loeB d. n. OF 'aid
day, all that t act p-rcel o, land 81 premise ;,
e't after pa ticuls l descil, d, sin ate, lIii
ard being il the ety. zabet', III tho c L. ty
Ut Union, and tttte Of New J-isey
Be-inuil at the 60 nor TO med by Il int r
coI TIT no. thu.. t, rly lie e o. clara street
with tie lolt easle ~ line Of Ma ie strTtt !;
the CO running M thtr along id ii e i" 81 g
sire "" rdrro ail nine 90 i,et the ce
caste y at right ngl Ftid re" Mag sire's
three hundr'' san ty, MY We i375l f. e. thence
seuthtrly and parallel with the Il c'1 Isc iwo
b red and him, ,2t9l ct N rr or es', to aid
h and thtnce al ne ga In Of orcha1 d
street trr hun Or ana INT, five 1915 Il C, to
the Place cf be- inning.
SrH RYDER, shVif
Elizabeth, Cctottr Is 1873. RS iwlU
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22
MARRIED DOWN HIS PRICES
FOR THE
FALL CAMPAIdNt

We arc offering Elegant Parlor Suitos for so
+ploudid Walnut Chamber Suites, tan
pioces..... Observation-Disclosures IS
Enamc'ed Chamber Suites, thelowost eyor
been offered in this city,. .........., ?s
Elaol, Walnut Extension Tablos...,...... Il
Black Walnut Dining Room Chairs, six
pieces, .,,...,,........... "A
Excelsior Mattresses, full size. .......... 4
Aso, large stock of Gno
Walnut, P arlor and Chamber suites, Marble
Top Centre Tables, Hall tanas, OUNCES
Ct every description, Sofas, Camp
and Easy Chairs, Mirrors, &c.
QUIZ FAIL STOCK OF CARPETS
Is carefully selected,
ana having bought them since the decline in
price can sell them cheaper than any house
in the c;ly. We have large assortment OF
OiLtLOTHs,
in Rugs, Patterns and Sheet, ranging from
Is cents to $3.50 per square yard,
CHINA. CROCkERY, GLASS AND PLATED
WARE, G TIERY, WOOD AND
VII LOW WARE,
At tho lowest possible prices.
a. II. Van HORN,
IS MARKET STREET,
Near the Court House, Newark, Nj.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22

- AEkItF'S SA. E. In Chan cory of New Jer.
- sey.--B t" eel avid Nj Potter complain at,
and Cha les Luytcn al, del, nd.nt,. Fl. a.
for s.le OF mo tg premises.
BY Yirt' OF lie above stated writ OF he itacias
| to me directed, 4 al expos, itr sale at public
vtndus. al the Cout Hou-e in the city OF FL za-
beth y. j., On Wedl, sday, til oath DAY of L..
rember, AID 1873 At two o'clock !. m of sand dsy
all thar tia or parcel Of lnd and i i, mis-, :,
he tinattar particularly desc ibid, situate II ing
and btiI & in tn cay OF L izabeih, ia the county
of non and stale of NV der ey:
Begin ming t It Ike in the line # J lnea
ktI's lard and from thence nlui g alo <
his line III the &C OF dnch ilst) nortl six :.
three deg and twenty Ii utes ,Rst seven
CHI ins and sev ntee liul TO The Big Ditcl :"
thent end ao g the middle OF said dit, north
six d. or west hNO chsif Id eight -c,ght
inks t sta 3 ; hen tSrdl all raj Meek re
lin south ty-aeVsn GeGrtes Id fifty mn ties
W st nihe cha a, Tour I'M 9 lheure {ltbi
south tweI ty-'oi degr es tust teve cha ns Il q
vo ty links to the place OF begi ming, obtaining
hv &C cs and thi tytwo-bul dr. d. 81 al scr O.?
land. he tie Same lhorr Cs 3 ng the same
land con e e., To Willian . P ,trr b Jost ph b.
tadleH, b! deed eco ded il lbe L3, pig 342.
Union CT mt ith c.ericsl err in the ~
ceu,se CORE cted, as rs sad decree vii mora
fully appear.
SCI B. RIDER, 81 e,id.
Elizabeth. October lS 1873. L25 4wTu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22

CthERII F. LE.-In Chanc-,y e y W Jer.
- s-y.-nttwetn vii nm Corners II, com
pla al t. Chri to- her Wei nryrI, defer da. l.
Fl. ia for sale & muItgaged remises
BY rlo,t the aboNe ted writ Of Gcr faci-R,
to direCt d, shat orc i'r al , at public
| vtndue, at the Court House, in the city Eliza
beth, n. j., OIL WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF De-
cen Der, b. 1873, at ,wo clock p. N. OF said
day, that t. ct or par q Ia and Iren ses,
hereinafter partic larly de1 b d, situate. lyI &
81 being Il the + Wns ip OF Linden IL the CUun-
ty OF iJL, ana s bt- vi New J~iBey
'egi II. Oh. III outhe s.elly ii 81 Lam ks
st eet ar nj down Il Il MAJ, Il lOt5Oi FerdInu
Is anc q, in sad Z v hip Lii den a the nth
wts Cofr,r Cf u IL Of l"hd I LoI gAs Ba II and
run mig theme nth fO' y-f Ut ceere 5 nd
tw t. five MINUTES east al ng said Baul's J. Id
a a right a 6 es t. taid LlaI c street three
hundred d iii etet n ct inches, mors or
l. r, to tue centre Of Hussa EtIett 9 c. q
GU h9Urty five oeP tes a hi ty-fv mi, utes
west al 8 he cei tire said Hueea str et ne
hun DIR, d and mir feet tn (Sl Il. nth ior,y.
four eg ees d twenty-f mi utes " 81 d
/ eins u line at light Oh, 10 Biai exc stleet
rec huuul ed ala il Il feet lii G inch. 8,
mo or , 10 said I ! ncl @ ttice III n G ri
long the 500 the telly de ot Eucte str. E.
noi h tor y-tve degree and tli ~ I'VE mn ttes
asst ne hui drcd ana llir + ct to Il 9 place OF
UegInLing,
SETH "a. RYIER, sh III.
iJlAst EN- OCTOBER H. 1876 nt5 4wfu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22

sETH "a. RYIER, sh III.
EIlzel eth october II, 1878. n1J 4wfu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22
IN CHAN Eny OF NEW JERSEY.

1 o JAG b Durniug
BY virtue of an order of the Cont Of Cham
Ger made Oh the day OF the date hertt +, in
cause wherein John hiley is complainant a. d
you aud others are defendants, you are re-
muir tn the said bill of mp aint on or b tore
t0e twelt lhi d dsy of january, tiph,e, IL
hundr' and vtntyionr, or the said bill
viii b. tax ~ confessed a-ains, you
J he SAID bill is ii ed to fortclose mort
gage given by Chnstopl e. D, As, he mach
and Wary E., his life, Charles +. Aschen-
bach aud Je ne, his wifi on nds in the
city OF izabeth, al d you are made defentl-
ant because You own aid land.
Dated November % 1873
SAMUEL d. HAN S,
Solicitor of Comp aiuant,
220 Broad street, Elizabeth, n. J.
ma oaW GNM
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22

AsH hIft'o SAL In In Gerry # New Jer-
- sc .--beiwt' Mjry P. Lyme c, complainant
ard eInisoi NJ. i ston, ald ala , d, i ndaI,ts
III ia Ion sale OF mo tagged Gu ca.
BY vlr,ue " rht abuN stated win OF ferf ,ariss
TO me directed, sLll, eXpose1or sale, at IpbNc
Vt none, at the Court House, in tie city Of 10.
b. IN, n. j, OIL We'd era y, the 24lh d y Of d, .
em5er. A. j. Is, at two ocI0cs p. IN o. aid
day, al thu cit il pi' parcel ii IA d tti are
ing and bein IN { CITY # lizlhet ourfy
mon. al d st lie of ew Jersey bel. z bou. d, Il
ami cont il gFs tol ovs:
Be- IN at y i'll Oh Il e tBsielly ti-e of I g
Hart p!a'e, Which " il t Is dirtaut two Lu dr,
GO) 1t s'nthtr IN m IA soLtheastelly col er
u Chart p q. e b a'uleaI T. Ct d. d at the
corr + o. land n " late t1 Wi am ptUpiI g.
nd mimi thence eGstelly ale up esi4 oNrll's
IN u hundrt feet theI &C s. ull er VT lj.ht
nSle t sad wells lii OH hun d., a ana Tor.
ty ee iett ihtl c. wetttlly prI 10 Is,d
Il" ell line about thrtn hundit d 81 d arv.two
f. CT ard MI Il CT es II the cart lly ride :, Iye
Hart place III ce mother y al J g Il e caste =
81, of Dt Hat p ace the pl CT of h ltl.ni . A.
Will iully app des ribtd III CT. taii. d, d of
conveyance c en- date hl, with, u 500 Y kl.aB
b Ware us II d Wit Of be city Il Hr, oklS and
state OF New ferk, uLto tie SAID ell ison n.
Laston.
81 III II. RYDER, Sheriff.
FI2apeth, Octoter Il, 1873. n15 iwTu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
A GYPSY ROMANCE.
ELoPENENT IN GYPaE LIFR-snARP PURsu
THE DFSsRRTRD wIFR

ELoPEMENT IN GYPHG LIFR-snARP PURSUIT BY
THE DH4ERTED WIFE.
A few evenings ago, tall, dark, handsome
woman, arTayed in ths fantastic habiiaTnenLs of
the queen of q tribe Of gypsies, appeared at
Police Headquarters and requested an Interview
with the Chief of Police. To thai official, she
revealed the following story of her wrongs =
A few weeks ago, while the tribe was encamped
near Lancaster, Pa, her husband, Bendigo Palm
er, who had become enamored of pretty little
fteen-year Old gypsy girl, named Harrison
eioped with his fair inamOrnla, leaving his dis
consolate with three children, about seventeen
horses and vehicles, and all the paraphernaiia OF
gypsy camp life. Being possessed of gOodly
mediately commenced a vigorous search for the
runaway pair, and though thus far unsuccessful
Is still his trail. She offered rewards for hs ar
rest and detention, and at one time was partially
successful. At Baltimore, last week, the faithless
husband was arrested, bnt before the arrival o.
his wife, he managed 10 escape
To the chief Of police the woman narrated thu
above, and then gave him an accurate description
OF the runaway couple, for whose anest she au
thOrlEed the Chlok 70 OtiaE q reward Of $780, Shs
is evidently Ia deadly earnest, and dselares tina
she will spend the last penny Of her means IN
prosecuting the search, and will, IL necessary fol
low the fugitiVos even to the Wilds OF Austraiia
The woman seems 70 entertain no snimOsIty
towards tie young girl, but il is very pFobabl.
that II she ever comes up with her rseTeant hus
hand. she viii teach him lesson be viii not soor
forget
TnsFs l. a smack Of romance skoat the above
affair, and properly worked ur, Il would make az
s1eollsnt gEO1nd work 1oE . "yeliOW covered
nOvsL"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
state items.

Butter at Milford is getting plenty and chesP
Watermelons around Milford. are very inferior
in quality.
The crop of marsh hay, in s Essex county,
this season, will be light. d.
Sussex county farmers are sowing, ,,his season,
a much larger area Of buckwheat than usual.
The late rains are said 10 have wonderfully
revived the crops in the lower portion Of the
State. -g -~t esttt 4e
1t is said that the result of the recent camp
meeting down the State are not very satisfactory
to The champions Of the 'tented grove"
Mr.. Richard Corsa, on the Morrison farm neat
Milford, il still picking biackb les, and !s bor
sure that his vines will not continue TO yield ill
Christmas.
/ The growth Of.Weeds since the rains has been
prodigiOus. In many fields they almost equal
the corn in height, and will be SERIOUSLY in the
way In saving the CROPS.
The farmers have not yet made much Pr.
grers in faflow plowing for wheat-the ground
having been too wet until within few day
past. II is now, however. in good condition,
aud the sod will be rapidly turned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

S645 SToLEN.-On Sunday last, while Mr.. Geo.
F. Grubb. Of FELTON,, baker, was at church, hired
assistant named Wm. Conner, whom Mr.. Grubb
had recently hired at Philadelphia, opened q bu-
reau drawer up stairs, and stole the sum of seas,
which Mr.. Grubb had deposited teere the pre-
Vious evening Alter securing his prize, the thiei
left the town, gong south toward Harrington.
Mr.. GTubb traced him for two or three miles to-
ward Harrington and then on to Lewes thinking
that the thief was making for that place to take
the boat foT New York. His surmlse was correct
and in passing Georgetown he spied him from
the car window. The thief saw Grnbb first, how.
ever, and took to his heels. The latter pursued
him for several miles but failed TO catch him. lie
retHrned to Georgetown and put the Sheriff in
pursuit who arrested hum about four miles south
Of Milford on the railroad about sunrise tue next
morning. He was lodged in jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

OPENING OF TIE REAL ESTATE SEASON.
Co., real estate agents, will open the real es-
tate season. by saleofeS splsndidly located
building lots situates in the Ninth Ward, ON
Washington street, between Eighteenth and
nlneteenth. These lots have high and COM
handing sit0atiOA, and as sites, for beautiful
private residence, canoot be surpassed. They
are also situated close to the northern end OF
the proposed bridge over the Brandywine, al
Washington street. This bridge will assuredly
be built, within two or three years, and will
have the effect Of greatly enhancing the value
of property In its Immediate vicinity. This
sale should receive the attention of all inter.
ested In real estate operations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

MOVED AT LAsT.-Patiencs and perseverance
nave lriumphed, and the crib for the Govern
men pier, at New Castle, has at last beeu moved
md towed TO lie proper position. For some
weeks past it has obsliuaiely stuck on "tbe aats,
ABOUT mile above the town, where il was aoat-
ed by the tide. Until yesterday, it successfully
resisted all efforts at removal, fat the determin-
alton OF the cOnIFactOE finally prevailed. Work
vas commenced about Two O'clock yesterday af.
ternOOn with two very B0werGal tugs, and about
s o'clock, toe troublesome crib, was safely
moored in its proper position. This mishap has
doubtless caused the contFaetorto lose heavily
on bis. contract for building the wharf, but BY
his pluck and energy he has won the sympalflies
Of the people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
BOARD OF HEALH.
nrouLAa xEEr1No LAST xvENIxo.

sAASA
The Board Of Health met in regular session last
N che nhAiEs s-sssus--
Various nuisances were reported abatCd, and
committees continued on others.
On motion, All the scavenEers' licenses were
continued, and new one was granted 70 Thos.
Dixon, until farther action bG taken on the sub
ject by the Board
Dr.. ShoFtledRe, from the special committee TO
which Was-refeFEed the bill OF NSpeAkmau Bros,
S269 for draining the cellars OF seven houses on
Maryland Avenue, as ordered by the Board, re-
ported that the work had been done in satislae-
tory manner, and that the bill should be paid. lie
also reported that SIG had been collected from the
occupants of the houses and that they had prom
ised to pay the rest. he moved that the bill be
allowed and referred to the Treasurer for collec-
tiob and that il the parties do not pay by the lsl
of October it be placed in the hands OF the proper
officers, by them 70 be collsCted
An ordar was also directed to be drawn in favor
Of SpsAkman Brps.s fog the amount Of the bill
-Ar. Eckei, from the Committee on Night Scav-
engers, stated that in Baltimore, u system was
about 10 be adopted for The elsAnsiR of Cssspools
by means OF a pa eat machine, by which all
| annoyance aud unpleasant odoFs are avoided. Ee
said that he had written to tho proper officers foI
information in regard to the affair." but that theiI
answers had heon > rue And unsatisfactory. He
| thete1ose moved that the CLERK be Instructed t.
visit Baltimore, inspect the apparatus, obtain all
necessary Information in nIehAtiun to its operations
aud report at the next meeting Of tho Board
Adopted. .4.s-es.s iigl F. hsceAa .ai
Tne Committee on Impurities 10 the Brandy.
wine Water, reported that during the last three
weeks they had caused the removal Of twenty -siz
privies on the Brandy ywine, east Of Market street
| They now propose TO commence operations on tht
vest side Of Market street
The First Ward COMMITTEE reported q nuisance
in the shape Of an overAowng ccsspool at From
and Shipley street They were instructed to have
it abated.
Mr.. Lamplugh reported nuisance at Thirteenth
aud West and Warrington streets, consisting o.
ponds Of stsgncnt water, which were receptaclei
for dead animals, garbage and refuse matter Of al
kinds Referred to the Seventh Ward Commmit
tee, for abatement.
An order for $3.50, in favor of John Lungren, il
payment for extra services, was directed to bt
irawn. s-trr
On motion, the Board adjourncI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
LOCAL ImTELLuoRMoE.

Tie Mayor PrOclaims the election on Tuesday.
The new liquor law goes Into effect on Monday.
Only one drunk at pelice healqrart'rs this
morning.
Don't forget the mlns.rels, at the Opera House,
this evening.
The Wayside Is out for this week; as usual, IL
Is a fine number.
Several important real estate sales are annOun-
ced In to days issue.
The Water Witch excursion TO New York,
comes of, next Thursday.
Unusually heavy freight trains are now being
run over the F., w. s. b. R. r.
The Delaware Railroad train north, this morn
ing was about forty-five minutes behind time. -
Lewis McC Ill, tax collector, gives notice, else
where. that he can be found next week at Ninth
and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

SALE OF THE COUNTY FARM.-Messrs Rey-
nolds & Co, Real Estate Agents are authorized
by the Board Of Trustees of the Poor, for New
Castle County, to sell the County Farm, al
Hare'g Corner, Al miles from Wilmington, II
miles from New Castle, and ! mile from the
Delaware Railroad. at Chippewa station. This
farm containing $50 acres and two perches of
iand, in-RoUd condition divided into convenient
fields, with good fencing and well watered. The
soil is extremely fertile. The improvements
are n two story dwelling two tenant houses,
Sranary, barn, and all other necessary oulhouses.
The property is conveniently located, and the
ale affords an excellent opportunity for those
.eeking a good investment or comfortable
home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

CAREcRoss & DIxIE's MINsTRELs.-This
evening al the Grand Opera House, oarncrOss
& Dixie's Minstrels, comprising q troupe Of
programme of Ethiopian Minstrelsy, They
will also present the Screaming burlesque enti-
tied the "Blg Modoc Indian" This entertain
ment will doubtless prove as fine minstrel
performance as viii be given this season. Ad.
mission, 30 and 30 cents. Reserved seats, 7t
Store.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE RBUsINEss.-Charles Kyle has recov-
sohis health and will give bis personal atten ntlon
TO the sale Office cream contectlone. nuts ana lrn
at the NJ w. corner of the Second street market
b onse, and viii be as polite and accommodating as
ever. He will also keep ice cream at the corner e
intends to ft up the Sylvan Springs, near the city
railW y depot, where there will be convenlencles
for picnics aud eve cry arran cement for the accom-
modation of all who may wish to pass . pleasant
Afternoon. Charley is enterprising and deserving
the ground. Aukio-uSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

CECIL COUNTY TIcKETs-The Democrats OF
Cecil county have made the following nominations
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Arthur w. Mitch.
For State Senator. William NJ. knight. For the
House Of Delegates, James b. Groome, James A
Maekey, James Turner. For County Commission
ers, Joseph BlRgs, Robert E. Bromwell, John e
Gillespie. For Sheriff, William W. Scott. Fol
County Surveyor, John Wroth.
The Republican Nominations are as follows -
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court Palmer C. StEick
land For Register Of Wills, John N. Ireland. Fo
State Senator, Job Haines. For the House o
Delegates, George Rockets, Jesse r. Coulson, Johl
w. Falls. For County Commissioners, 1homa
p. Jones, James Z. CrOthers, William I. West
For Sheriff. George w. Boulden. For Count
Surveyor, William T. Bye.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

DEATH OF SUSSEX COUNTY PoLITIcIAN.-
Joseph Morris, Esq, prominent citizen Of Sus
sex county and Democratic politician of con-
siderable local influence, died ut his residence in
MillsborO on Saturday last. Mr.. n. was the
late candidate of the Democracy for Sheriff OF
Sussex but owing tue fractous spirit OF his party
and the exceptional popularity of his competor
he was defeated. The hard work of the canvass
and its incidental exposures, probably laid tht
foundation of the disease (rheumatism) which
resulted in his death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

LARCENY Samuel Carter, a colored laboreT al
Quigley's Quarries, and boarder at the "shanties
near by 'rOse in the night" recently, and departed
with pair of pants, coat, shirt, and $50 silver
watch, the properly of Daniel johnson, fellow
orkman. lie was arrested and tried beiOfV
Squire Frazer, who held him to bail ia the sum
Of $500, for appearance at Court. In default Of
bail, he was committed TO New Castle, johnson
was also held, in the sum of $500 ball. to appear
Ms plaintiff.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

RELIGIOUS J A Whitaker of Missouri
Will reach lu the First Presbyterian Church, Mar
ket street, above Ninth, Sabbath morning, Angus
3lst, at lUH o'clock, A. NJ The pubhC are mos
coruia ly IuvItci,
The West and the Hanover street Presbyterian
Churches will nod united services to morrow
Erea :hln by rhe Rev. J. NJ. p. Outs, in the Yves
Church, at lU15 A. n aud IN the Hanove at 2
NJ. Subjects, IOr the morning, "The Working
Church," for the evening, "HOW to apply the hear
unto wisdom Strangers and the public general.
are cordially invited.