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The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09
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B- We are understand that W. W. ORRIcK,
ESQ., Is candidate for the judgeship, made
vacant BY ths assassination of Judge Meers.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09

sY@ Rumor says Hon THOMAS BoLEs is to
iii the vacant judgcship in the 18th Circuit.
Judge Boles was our first Circuit Judge after
the war. Has since been a member of Con-
gress. Tie Judge will undoubtedly give sat
isfacton to the people WHO are so unfortunate
rs TO " get into Court
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09

u Mosby has gone back on the Grant
ticket In Virginia and ceme out for the Con-
skpry,ttcp
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09
Notice to Tre5passers.

Ill persons are notified to desist from cutting or
lands in the bottom, or miles South East OF Van
Buren,, to-wit: The S L a offs " u, and the 5 W 4
of W 4, Section 4, and the Z 4 of 5 L a of Sec
ton 5, Township $. Range 81 West.
timber stealing from these lands is persisted in,
snail DC compelled TO try the efficacy Of criminal
prosecution against the offenders.
JESSE TURNER,
Van Buren. Sept. S-iw.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09

s8' Don't forget frof. RRUUN's Concert
Thursday night at the Court House.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09
Proclamation by the Governor.

VLyHEREAS, 1t has come to the knowiedge, 9i tne
w Executive that two citizens of the state OF Nan
sas we're killed in Crawford county in .hs state, IN
hpril last by John Richmond, Jr., Jack Richmonu
Lafayett shultz and Bud Morris. and thst thy saiu
Jack Richmond Lafayett Shulz and Bud Motifs
are still at large, .ho
Now therefore |, Elisha Baxter. Governor OF the
State of Arkansas BY virtue of the authority vested
in me by the constitution and laws of said state 90
hereby offer n reward Of TWO HUNDRED Dull
LARS for each of the said three persons, I9-oit
Jack Richmond, Lafayett Shultz and Bud Morris.
and their delivery 10 the proper authorities oil the
In testimony whereof have hereunto
(--) set my hand and caused the seal OF the
l.. g State to be affixed at Little kock, 'his
t-~J fifth day Of September, A., ID; 1914.
ELISEA BAXTER.
Nv The Governor j. NJ. JOHNSON,
Secretary ofState.
By FRAsK STRONG. Deputy.
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e. The Little Rock Il Fort Smith Railroad
arc having all the freight they can manage.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09

E,s- A student defines Irritation to be
attention without intention
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IT, a
August -. 1873.
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
Tn the Crawford Circuit Court, Fall Term,
l. 1873.
Leonard c. Southmayd,
Susanna II. Southmayd,( Camplanants.
rerSus
Gustayus G., Gregg w.
Sewer and James ID. Pickett( Defendants.
COMPLAINT IN EQUITY.
The defendants. Gustavus G. Pickett, Gregg
W. Pickett, Sewer Pickett and James ID,
Pickett, are warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiffs Leonard G. Southmayd and
Susanna Il. Southmayd.
JAMES a LOCkHART. Clerk,
per HENRY G.CooRs, Dpt'y. Clerk.
August %. 1873.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-09

Fer A lazy Essex street man being
requested TO stone some rais'Es, told his
wife to try coaxing frst
T.s For -or gear fuyer.
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NOTICE
BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

A LARGE supply of Family and Pocket Bibles and
~ Testaments, are constantly Kept for sale at the
Depository of the Crawford County Bible Society at
House
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WARNING ORDER.

WANING ORDER.
In the Circuit Court of the County ofCraw-
ford State of Arkansas. September Term,
1878
ArRold OBr7an PlaintiT.
ceTSuS
The unkn0vn hsirs of Alex
ander DObbins, decess.d,
Richard y. Pinson, Will
lam Edmond,on. Caro- =. Defendant.
Ednondson. II II. Perkins
aud Cynthia +. Perkins
his wife, and Brown Baker,
COMPLAINT IL EQUITY.
The defendants, the unknown heirs of AL
exander Dobbins, deceased, Richard d. Pin
son, William Edmondson and Caro- y. Ed
mondson, are warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
of the Plaintiff,
IAN \ IOCKHART, Clerk.
-s..H.HH Dr. "a ~ c~~s,-t n~fus,- oPo-L
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Ts For or gear fos'er
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
A Meteor In Virginia.

The Richmond Dispatch says About7 o'clock
"Wednesday evening, King street being at the
time crowded with persons seeking the stores or
ENJOYING the Ohristmas-eve sights, meteor Of
most remarkable size and brilliancy shot athwait
tho pky from east TO west directly over the city.
From the following account received from our
Watclful correspondent at Fairfax Courthouse it
will se seen that the meteor came to its end by
explosion near that place. 1t was undoubtedly
inc same ono seen here, time and direction OF
cou-te O h agreeing. 1t sets us to thinking Sc
riouslv and wondering what these aeriel terrors
are, We shall expect to hear that some of the
remains have been found Our correspondent,
under date of yesterday, saws
Llst evening, at about O'Clock, amid tine
general cracking os hre-crackers and other dem
oustratfons usual to our Christmas festivities
our people were startled by shock, which seem.
ed to shake the ground and rattle the windows
of every house. There were various surmises
as to the cause, and some were confident an
eatth0npke had occurred. A bright light pre-
cedod the explosion few seconds, and it was
succeeded by rushing noise like high wind
tLrough forest. II is evident it proceeded
from meteor Several persons away from the
village observed It, and described itlas ball OF
fire, passing swiftly through the heavens, and
exploding when near the earth. Persous In
their houses supposed soms heavy body had
fallen upon the roof, and rushed to see what
the matter was, to hear only the rushing sound
AZ it died away in the distance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
"IIn Concert" Fraud.

Apropos to our article alb ut the Kentucky Lii
bfary lottery scheme We received yesterday a
letter from the land Of the Mormons, in fact
from that delsctable place OF quiet homes Cor
inne, Utah, enclosing hAlf-column ADVERTISE.
mett and authorizing it's insertion daily, for
Nrse months This advertisement Announces
THE FlrstGreat Salt Lake Gift Concert" the
proceeds Of which are to be given for the bene-
fit Of the only free school in Utah Territory"
There are to be 600 COO tickets, and g. 994 "eash
gifts, the chief Of which is named in the letter
as capital prize" Of $50, 600 Zone chance in
every line is Afforded to the none desiring
lutlIr viii h. added to their anxiety to aet up
at hast one frss school in Utah, will it is ex-
pected, carry on the 500 600 tickets.
THIS /, will be seen, is grand scheme. and
ANY one who is smart at detecting the difference
between tweedle-lum and twsedle-dse might oc
cups leisure hour in proving that it is unlike
WlAt 10 known a. Lotteries, the publication OF
HNsuI'emeHts for which ia forbidden by Della
wre satne We scarcely need add that we de-
cmel the liberal order for advertising, received
from COlUue
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Louisville owes its police force $53 000
| The old COW thinks she never was calf
London is suffering severely from measles.
Blondes are not sought much after in Rus
sia.
Some Of society's female noodles color their
gums pink
Its easier TO swallow pill whole than to
chew 1t lire.
--Ihe dust is gathering on Jay Cookies wal
nut counters
.~UmbyeIa thieves are being prosecuted with
| vlgor in England.
Vice President Wilson ia seeing il there be
virtue in hydropathy,
-Darwln's son George favors sanitary re-
| strictionH to marriage.
| Even among tie African tribes wedding
/ your cousin IL unlawful
| English car builders admit the superiority
OF American car wheels.
"A Heading couple celebrated their golden
wedding on ChTlstnas day.
-Engishmen Call the Ashantee aif air the war
of the doctors and engineers.
The English reyisers of the New Testament
have reachel the end of the Acts.
There are said to be but three copper amelt-
ing works in operstlon in the country
-Ristori, as "Lady Macbeth" has wrought
London up to st tte Of great enthusiasm.
--rhe twelve Rothschills are now estimated
to be worth n no hundreI aud forty millions.
AT recent match in England, the winner
ran two mios III minutes and 81 q seconds
--Wieniawski, 1t is SAIL il to be made proie4-
SCR ot tho ylOn i'll the Brussels Conservatory uf
Music.
TIE Boston Post says that IL is rumored
that Samuel Hooper ID about to resign hls seat
in Congress.
Tho new edition Of the Eucyolopeda Bi
tannlca now 10 coutse Of preparation will it is
said, cost the publishers s1,O00,O00.
a srm. .uy is to help Italy b1rrow hundred
million. francs 1t Is thought tue Empire can
la recent raid by the New York Police on
dirurderly dance house, thoy captured no less
than $40 pIsOners-25) m lies and 40 females.
A PannsYlvtnil lAb).or has raised ten
children on Il 81 day, and preached twice
woek for tifGsen years at that. and for nothing.
A frugal agricultural in Yenango county
recsntly charged the friends who attended his
daughters Wedding for their dlnuer and horse
feed.
An En- ssh real estate speou ator recently
offered popular preacher $1,000 year to set
tie in ths nelghD1rnoot Of his property to send
up its value.
-Dlgs rdl deer into the mlin streets of
Clearfnld IA direct fro Ii tho wJols, aul the
inhabitants cry for .venseancs on the dogs and
law for their owners.
--IIe said it was too cold to got up, and she
said IL wasn't her place to klndle fire, and she
wouldn't, aud they both lay abei thirty odd
hours in Portland, Me. Sue. pretty hungry by
that time, thought better of it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Milford. Del.
Correspondence OF the commerclal.l

correspondence Of the Commercial.l
MILFORD, Dec 30
va tH1ay evening last, an entertainment was
sNei by the Chapel and NJ. Il. Sabbath schools,
iol Nelf own benefit. The affair was alike en-
N"hle to Young and old, and this was height
, suyl oy 'lle distribution profusey of many good
Otlcfs ''
~, Va noAt Wednesday night. a Watch Meeting
al. "l.l DC Leli in the NJ Il, church which is the
to'uleHeti ileht OF d series OF meetings which is
ni3 4a MONDAY night next, the Sabbath school
cpa, "s, celebrate lis Iirst anniversary in the new
4, blelness i pretty fair, and money seems TO
[GiGagse hands in considerable amount for the
Shflstmas varieties
,t,er Ur shipping Is all home, and laid up till
alttf The holidays
hall ah sluehhoders Of the ]. u b. Railroad will
5., ISt, teir ~ annual meeting in Milford on Monday
pi. .ueIe ere are great many visitors in Milford at
srs '' ,ile aud nearly all of our young folks, who
Ga,r =, business at other places, are now visiting
'Heif friends in Milford.
frasI 0tl market Is we'll supplied with oysters and
n, u9L' which are selling at reasonable prices.
,n,,a.. W,m lcs houses are empty and from present
t9Ggalallees 9,I',al are likely to remain 30.
in S"ie s,t number of marriages have taken place
anu around Milford OF late. FRANK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

Theodore Tllton has received gifts aggregat-
ing $4,000 within few months past to insure
the permanence of the Golden Age" This
makes things golden, and is calculated to give
them age.
In the Joliet. ILL.,, penitentiary orders have
been given to discontinue cold baths pun
ishment for refusal to work, etc, and only allow
able as medical prescription. A convict died
the other day after cold bath punishment.
Bishop Simpson and party of friends will
leave Philadelphia on Wednesday next for the
purpose Of visiting the Methodist missions in
Mexico.
The New Jersey Central company has pur-
chased for nearly $1,000, 600 an extensive tract
of valuable coal lands in the Wyoming valley,
Pa
The Young Mems Christian Association Of Al
toona, Pa, is now supporting forty-hye destitute
families.
Jay Cookies private residence at Chelton Hills,
Pa which cost 81 900, 900 in it's erection. is
about to be purchased for Catholic Convent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
flKlr Aag,,fllsemFGIs.

sSIFTs OF hAhDWAIth, table cutlery, with
ivory iynr tdp ard rubber handles, anu plated
blades; cnildren's knives Fnd forks, pocket Knives
Scissor, in SETS razOru Tiny POCKET kni es SCISSORS
razOTs ha,chet5 GERS etc., for Watcn ohaflhs J
nOx, aud oh ssts of G9os, from 4Oc TO SIS; patent
tool handles Wsnty miuia nre to is In tnem Doys
ladies and &, pt1 ates 0thes Wrlngefs hey win
era tets of plrl0 and d Id croqlet miniature gar
d Il tools rptt stretchers, pi ted spoons, tofks
and nut pl ks, ice aud c k9 boxes tea b ils aud
sDipR call bells nut era kers trays and walters,
patent ash sif ers lay for tDemsevis in C. al sVed)
Rentlenen'5 Bl ckng stools boys seds, apple par
ers cherry stontng patent nutmeg grarrsi
aud a general var ely of usstu housekeeping hard
"--' n UMAN 4 SHAW,
W. S1'' - phtlanelahta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
SECOND EDITION.
! he YlrRlnlnA hlnnII.

sHE GOES 70 THE BlTToM OFF CAPE FEAR--THE
VESSEL A TOTAL WRECK.
New YORK. Dec. 80.
The Steamer Ossipee reports the sinking of the
Virginius of Cape Fear, in sight OF land, and In
spite of all efforts of the crew to keep her afloat
special dispatch from Wilmington, N O.
announces that steamer TondBdnda, from Phil
adepha passed sunken steamer on Sunday
miles on the main bar, which was undoubtedly
the Vrgtnius. She is a total loss, as 1t will be
impossible to raise her.
NO OFFICIAL NEWS At NOON.
Up to noon the government had received 70
official advioes of the sinking of the virginius.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
industrial News.

Work is resuming in the Lehigh Valley. The
Bethlehem Iron Works started up on Tuesday,
and hope to continue throughout the winter.
Tue Allentown Rolling mill is about resuming.
Some of the pudding furnaces were lighted on
Tuesday.
AT Kansas City Mo several hundred coopers
have struck against reduction Of their wages.
Tho order for reduction of 10 per cent, in
the salaries aud wages of the officers and en-
ployes of the New jersey division of the Penn
syvania Railroad was officially announced in
I.rssy IitV waste tarday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
The kpxIne RS ,,,Iiae.

The strike of the railway engineers continues,
without essential change Committees of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at Chi
c,go. representing the Illinois Central, Chicago
aud Alton, Rock Island, Burlington and Q lincy,
Milwaukee and st. Paul and Michigan Central
Railroads. have adopted resolutions of sympathy
yith the strikers. 0n the roads affected by the
strike there is still serious suspension OF travel
only a few trains being able to PAYS through All
the passenger trains on the Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl aud St, LOUIS railroad, however left C!ncn-
matt yesterd4y. except two-one Of them being
the New York night express. All the officers OF
the road capable of running locomotives are
dnit,ys
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Latest General News.
q A ATKiHsoh


r.o v,rginius prisoners at the Brooklyn Nav
v..d ara mt allowed to see visitors, only "au'
.,"si,od limited States officers" being permitted
.1ha.rd .Dy mr. leave the vessel in which they are
,,gima Twelve Of the Virginius passengers
.,o nro.trated by disease resulting from III
usage. - ,........,.,
Ut ny m President Grant, texpressng.thel heart
Ily, tnV ,i,.nk, for the energetic measures taken
is' ,har timely rescue and delivery from death.
~ w. ,he chain gang, or Spanish prison. Ihey
,Is5 make grateful mention OF OommAhaof
pr,ina aud the crew OF the Junlata.
rhe p,yment Of the interest on the public
Jobt die January let was begun yesterday with
out rebate.
tiortenant Governor R0mualdo Paoheoo, OF
california. will become Governor OF that state
u, nayae1nencs Of Booths election to the United
i,'.a. y, Sanata lie il native Californian, and
nili hs tho frat native Of that State to occupy
IL. tiubernatorial chair
r,,o presidept has signed the bill removing
,,a I,.abililies Of Thomas s. Bocock, Il. ~. Bar.
VIE And Daniel Trigg, OF Virginia, and John Il.
Reagcn OF Texas.
Al Madrid, 1t is believed Oastoler will have a
usiority in the cores aud that this is insured to
him by the support Of Figueras.
The Gtparcial newspaper, Of Madrid. reports
that the lnsnrgents OF Cartagena are preparing
Ia tly from the city and are gettinga heet or
yea-el4 ready for that purpose.
The deputy sherifIs who have gone in pursuit
Of tiefet have traced him tn Canada and got him
inslIe A circle of one hundred miles. with the
pnuripal points OF escape well guarded. They
feel sure OF Ills re.capture
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
A Dance. House KmntIod.

:, centre street, New York, was crowded yester-
tas "a, ny the idle and curious, gathered 10 witness
bc, iuach TO the pombs police court from police
Toa' 'arttrs of two hundred and fifty men and
eyo,,,,,. ana boys aud girls, arrested on Sunday
C6an9 while Nillle dancing in place known as the
tbe on rIa assembly rooms, AS the prison pens OF
the NV we're not intended for so many persons,
tnI l'' stfate sent for the warden OF the Tombs,
.'u .an, accommodations for the crowd ali we're
ssye,aI AZ Prison pending investigation of their
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
.muscnlents.
MISS MAY" Az THE LITTLE srY.n

NIH1 MAY Al "THE LITTLE spY."
"a Thursday evening, young actress who
has recently made her debut in Washington, with
distinguished success, will appear at the Opera
House as May, in play known as The Little
nv and wrtton expressly for her performance
BY Dr. Ralph Walsh 1t affords Opportunity. like
lHe Latte Dtiectire of Lotta, for variety OF
Character and the little MAY" is said to be a
most 4! smnted and entertaining actress. The
Washington Gazette says her genius commands
alpfobatlon, and it il safe to predict she must
aclleye The triumph which her Versatile powers,
mel,t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Obituary y.
IsHMAEL DAY.

Ishmael Day, ono Of the "old Defenders of
Baltimore, died in that city on Saturday, aged
So. Day was living on q farm in Baltimore
county at the time OF Giimor's raid into Mary
land in 1864, and he acquired no little notoriety
by shooting rebel soldier who attempted to
haul down United States flag that foated over
Days house. Soon after this. Days house was
burned down, and ho was subsequently appoint
ed inspector in the Baltimore Custom House, q
nnat which he held until ha daaih.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Tie nIethodIsr nlInis.ers.

At the Methodist ministers weekly meeting IN
New York yesterday Rev. DR.. Reed made an
elaborate statement of the Methodist mission
work in Germany, holding that it was success
full, and he asserted that good WORK had Deen
done by the Evangelical Alliance. Rev. y U.
Haven replied that the Alliance was called al
random and devoted to the reading Of compo,
sitions and making of addresses" He favored
'eoclesiastical arbitration" for the settlement oi
denominational quarrels.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

car load Of wild animals from the Rocky
Mouutsius for the ologicll gardens of Phila-
deIpbia arrived ut Oman8 ON Saturday, aud went
east yesterday.
The steamship Indiana, Captain Sumner, Of
the American steamship line arrived at tue Del
aware breakwater at 0 o'clock last night.
Tho strike of the Philadelphia stevedores
seems to have faed men being secured by the
ship owners at tho reduced rates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Sylvan suicide.

THE DEAD BODY OF A MAN FOUND NEAR ALLEN
TOWN.
ALLENTOWN, PA Dec. 80
The body of Charles G. Jscoby was found by
a boy whilst out cunning in the woods. The
body was covered with snow. A pistol was
found beside him, and a wound in the head
showed he had killed himself. The deceased
was 81 pears old, and leaves family living near
Allentown, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

The FIRE ALARM AT NooN.-The fire alarm at
noon originated in the discovery of hre upon
the roof Of the residence of Mr.. Benz. r. Bye,
1O9 West Sixth street. Only small hole was
burnt in the roof before the flames were extn-
guished with bucket of water. 1t is SAID that
the fire originated from spark from the factory
near by.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Ths Route Of tho Funeral

They have funeral games like the old Greeks
in palmer, Mass. At burying there, the other
day, those In attendance couldn't agree upon a
route from the house to the grave. A lively
eight followed. and the stronger party had liter
ally it's own way
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

TRUsTRE's SALE.-0n Wednesday last, Hon
Thomas +. Bayard, as Trustee, sold the proper
ty of Mrs Elizabeth Frist reict of the late
Henry trist, In 9th street, between Shipley and
Orange, for $l375, A house and lot in Newport
were offered at public sale the same day, but
they were withdrawn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
ChIcnEo,s Pronucs rrnds.

tbs 'es,eW OF tue produce trade OF Chicago for
been ae' AZ year shows the receipts of grain to have
Oj5 ;n9 W. ~ 59S bushels, and the shipments 81,
SrJ og9 pashels, hels, The receipts of hogs were 4 :
lunb.r Ieai cattle, 7G5, 900; sheep, 800, 900 /;
dnca ~ l,uSl 9J3 900 feet. Total value OF pro-
'' received during the year, $24O. OOa 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

KAPPA GAMMA SUPPER.-This evening, the
Kappa Gamma Alumni will hold their annual re-
union at the Clayton House, and the eYont will
be celebrated by fine supper. Col. Sawyer has
prepared them very fine bill Of fare, which is
more elaborate than any they have heretofore
presented their guests. Tho Colonel is good
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Persons Not su,ted,

r,, .S'on The Philadelphia Bulletin, Dec. 99l
Mtie aae appointment Of Mr., Caleb Cushing AZ
Lo5% ~ :. 10 Spain gives satisfaction to every
preia,', u ms country but the few whose real OF
them !" sympathy for the Cubans induces
W desre war with Spain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
DEATHS.

SHAEPE-'n this city,On MOI day, seth inst, Jesse
sharpe, n The 64tn year of his age.
Tho relatives and fflend5 are respectfully lnVltea
TO attend his funeral, from his late r. 81 fence WI
ID lAware avenue, on n ursdAy, Januart Isl, .eI4.
i o leave the house a. II O'Clock, noon. Service
al II. 0, a. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
MaryIaud,

PRESENT TO TIE LuruERANs FROM THE GERMAN
EMPEROR
BALTIMORE, Dec 80.
Five bronze French riled cannon have been
received as a present from the Emperor of Ger
many to be cast into bells for the st. Matthew's
Lutheran church
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

Apriyato letter from Washington, after refer
afraid Mr. Pyle viii not be confirmed AZ prompt
ly as his friends would like This seems to
Indicate that further opposition is being made
to the confirmation, but by whom we are not
Informed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
A Broad Under.tandInr.

Of orr "dsEllle paper says "a man called at one
10 get en eoe stores yesterday, and vainy essayed
ke5pery ,hr ether IL, l2 and l3 shoes. The store.
tb,ap"a then suggested that he should put on a
1'' pS'r OF stockings and try on the box"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
NV York.
A nrnALp oonnrnponprrr srIc1prs.

AHERALD ooRREsPoEDENT SUICIDES
New York, Dec 30,
VIM, A Stevens, of the New York Herald, a
passenger on the steamship City of San Antonio
from Key West jumped overheard and was
drowned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
Gntertafutlre1ts.
ElMARCIPATIoMI i.

THE ELEVENTH. ANNIvERsAY
Of Emancipation will be celebrated by the citizens
Of wilmington, Delaware, on
Thursday, Jan. ] st, 1874,
AT 1890 A. NJ, a UNION MEETING will be beld
in Zion M. Il. Church, and q sermon preached BY
Rev. f. IL, Chippy At 9 O'Clock. ADDRESSES will
he delivered by Rev L. Patterson and othera ct the
Union Cqureh. At ~, p. NJ. general MASS
MEETING win bs he q in the City Han, when the
Proclamation will be read, and addresses delivered
by prominent speakers. All societies, members Of
ticiphte in the celebration.
BY order Of the Ciiizens' Memorial Committee.
dec29.3Ls ABRAHAM MURRAY, President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
BRANDYw1NE MILLS QUOTATIONS. To-DAl
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

Mr.. A. F. Tenney, late principal ia No.
School, paid us a flying visit to-day. He is loca
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

Pennsylvania has paid of over million and q
half OF her State debt during the last year. Her
State officers are what are called Republicans.