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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06
RECONSTRUCTED,

~ have never seen southern woman
who had been rtcuustructed.-JeB DdDts'
fffc spe ch m Hhifs Suiptur Springs
Int, Possumleigh, South Carolina, re-
nOwued for Secession.
When ended war that for bitterness
challenged comparison,
Marched a Federal force. with It's colonel,
in martial procession,
H. camp In the same, Tor indefinite time,
as "A garrison
They were angrily viewed, on their entry,
ns all had expected,
Iiy those Of the place who had suffered
from battles calamity;
But woman it WAS their protection most
ncirely rejected
And HcOrncd Othe last their commanders
professions of amttY.
She had solemnlv vowel at the sound Of
the earliest cannon,
To hate, while she lived, ev'ry Northerner
hearing % hayOnet;
Aud declared, when the rampant of South
land no more had man On,
she'd mount II herself, aud her life as n
sacrifice lay on III
with a terrible nnwn Of disdain for the
people aiouLd her.
" hu. after "A while, took the regiment u
company graeiOusiy -
AMI "A sentiment still, than before, In its
hatred prOiOunder.
She hurled at them, all, her aatirical com
pimenis apacionsly -
You may loyalty cringc in the dust to
your merciiul masters.
Nud Yankees receive m the homes they
rendered dcplomhle;
But womhnly soul RISES pfouder tfom
hunut'H dIsaatCrst
NotoUniiy have where the Toe we have
fought rs adOrAhlcI'
To some mmily-lricnde Ia the North, in the
ci, ot fashion,
She ned, ns -hr spoke, from her honc aud
hcI kindred, iudirnautly;
Ami they heartily gave her "a welcome in
spite of her pnssiun,
Nat Otherwise took her cXcusabr wrath
than htnignautly.
In drapcfy homespun aud sober, she CANT
un her visit;
4 honue' that secmcd OF the style of thu
year before Never;
Aud hcr beautiful hair having no one u
lis ~ 60 irlH H.
WAs gathered at though it had needed
dresser forever
with "a wonderful sense Of the means tina
were lifted To soften
A feminine soul in a frenzy of anger pom
ticll
Did her hostesses fake her to modisis an'
And ttmnt her to give to tho same lie
attention, most critical.
Not a period tedious elapsed e'er sheyisihl
Enlightened.
And niiesfinncd the cost Of each daint
and aumptnuu5 article;
At the Oid-iashioncd things she had on wa
unspeakahly frightened,
Aud show ed OF her lately rcsentiul dlsdai
not particle;-
TIL il certainly seemed that her anger wa
dying within her,
d a Iunr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06
Goa, mine on Fre.

The fire in Richardson's slope, at Glch
Carbon, in Schuylkll county, reported in
"a special dispatch yesterday, jntmuus To
burn. and several explosions Of tire damp
have taken place. The roof c1ycd in late
on sunday night, ami "all available
water was running mtn the mine yester-
dav. The mine VIII have to be Hooded,
aud work will p.uhuhly he suspended ten
several months. it is feared the loss will
reach several hundred thousand dollars.
The mine was worked by the Oakdal,
| Coal Company.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06
SMELLING PEAS.
GtrsslB.

Pink sunbonuct 1nging down
Ger fair face hslf n lfUwni
Basket tipped upon her kneos-
Maiden busy shclliug peas.
Looking DER the garden wall,
Youthful figure straight and tall,
Lounges with a careless grace,
STRAW hat pushed oil sunny face
And a pair oi lazy eyes
I4nuk with cool aud calm surprise
On the fingers plump and white
Smelling peas with all their might.
"such littlc busy bee
Puts to shame punr thiilleHs me ~
AudR NhWli, halt made. half real,
To these words givesign and seall
Pink-sunhonnrt mods assent,
Fingers give the pods rent,
AS though snving. "Werc these ySu,
I'd soon show you what I'd dor
"S1 You thinl, ought to he.
Quitr ashamed ni this poor me-
" hO hewuls his lazy lot
Aud 10 better it tIies not? ?"
pink-einhonnct gives nod,
Cracks ffeah new glistcning pod,
Witch exploding seems 10 say,
Answering for her, boldly, yea.
I4azy-eyes Hart a quick look,
nahi hut fNfucf will they brook
Binding closer they peer down
Meath the bOnnet's clumsy crown.
81 would toll m strive each hour,
Working witt viii and power,
Had aught tu irDfk hHrd for
Some sweet bright reN ard ia store"
Ptnk-stmbonnet laughs out now,
Ga Ia AL
As she answers pointing down
To her basket, with a irown-
Lots Of Shell and little peas
Words are well and s0Eitiimfs please
iiut words are hcN-lt's run we need !
Talk is seasy-prOvc by deed!'
Quick the lazy eyes lash fire,
And thtir owner bends down nigher.
TIL the color in his checks
Fades and iickers rs he speaks
"lh. hut 'tls within the shells
That the pelect fruit iirat dwells;
an my words III prove right true,
II my rcwdrd may be you ~
Pink.smhonnet's still and dumb,
Busy fingers quite o'crcomci
Drops the basket oft the knees.
And down roll the hali-shelled peas.
"See yuu WORK m VAIN alone
without hcip naught can I've done.
MAY then through our lives be
Hdpm0if to you hnppily2'
Two brown hands clasp fingers white,
l1yy eyrs grow clear and bright,
Pm -suuh1nnet. 'raiust her viii,
Looks up with checks piuker still.
Aud again IL gives a nod
Thea =, nose. Was 10 "A pod
Something sounded As you please
II Nil happened Smelling peas!
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

The n arnscrs uf the DiiB Gtdl'hic
viii announce in tl.day's issue ui Their
nets, The following pru-mmme Tor lha
l. d,ir. o. tHrir Transatlantic Fainnn.
the balloon and c' tle aYWr'll7 Mi''
t,,,bi,i rd nn the CupHoinH l'ioun 3
at u,nnLiyp, un Saturday Sept. uth ron
St.yr. in.. and ou Monday ana Tuesday,
Sth and alh. from . "a. M, tn D..
0r Wednesday, S,pt. 10Th, from
"c ~" M. 10 tao lour cf departure When
SO ,'a'3 IL ms d. will take place bei~een
t,a III Iours of and p. M, on taal dHy'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

The following letter was Writion hy
Hon. j. CLANCY Jones formerly United
states Min. .rr to Austria. Mr.. Jonts
purchased fiiru in hent county, DVl-
ware. lie say;
"ln rcply 10 your irqniry relative to
the opinions have formed during a resi-
druce of upwards of three year In this
county touching c,mate, soil, hospitality
of the people, ,tc., / give You with pleas
urc such Observations as have casually
made. Over three years ago purchased
and took possession Of over hundred
acres of land in Kent county in two tracts,
one of TWENTY-FIVE aud one of seventy
five acres. buGut neither with IL view
to speculate or annual profit, but solely
with view to health apd retirement.
During those three years ! D. td not a
| single case Of s.cknc-s IN my Wuily h'-
yond the average incidents 10 sicil c.- N
I any and every climate. have produced
| wheat equal in quantity per Ncie. and in
| quality aud price in TIE Philal, lphia
market, tu the average sitld of Pennsl l.
vanin and New York. . he climate Is
mild, moderated by the waters nearly
surrounding the peninsula, aud the
average longevity of the inhabitants is
quite rqunl To that Of any other county
III inc NOlus
As to lis people, they are like Other
people who are ln6 owners, anxious Ga
See sub tantal, iudusi ious form'rS lnr-
clnsr lands, settle or aud improve thrm,
and whenever such cuur iutu Ills reg ion
oi country, with an honest view to tnC
Improvement Of h, ir worldly estate, they
mr cordially welcomed, regardless ol
their political or religions heIrts. Id
this regard thov are Is free from hilotrS
and prescription MS amy people ! ev'rsnw
/ ] bougl, nothing TO EEL again, ana
have no hesitation 10 saying th4t th'
peninsula oilers Inducements al tuis par
ticular time 10 be found uo~h here else q
the purchasers Of land, hut | advise NJ
r man to come here with a view to specu
lation. ii farmers with small calita
viii come t. bay homes, labor them
selves, lrrilize their lands as they ao il
Pennsylvania and New York, and refrain
, from mttrmcddliug needltsAy and Of
+ fciru>y in the institutions peculirr q
!. this section before they are warm in thci
seats they viii prosper, enjoy as goo
. average health as can be iolud in nn
, country under the sun, and find as tOrdia
: reception from as hosUiahlc a peopl,
n wituant regard to politics or religion d
+ the u,w comrrs, as they Will iiud any
4 where in the United States.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

bh hhhhb w ttn AAllk llHh lONA ~ rNl
so ="
The pas saul commenced, and, to use
stage phrase, Miss Blake event uu."
What a charming figure What on
elegant turn of the head What grace in
every movement
had committed thrice accuIsed mis-
take, and tW il. She went through the
entire figure alone. She would not dcign
10 take--tO touch my outstretchcd hand.
1 had 10 words at will TO cudgel into
proper form of apology, and | was be-
wldered 10y her beauty.
Lovely blue eyes, with sweeping blue
black llshes; Il dainty little nose, with a
rosebud mouth, and teeth like muilled
diamonds; /; radiant brown hair in massive
plaits--aud her expression
Az de mi Alhama :
We did not speak during the quadrille
The pink-faced youth-coniOWld his inn
pudence-struck up an Aequulntanccship
with her, aud treated the vuiture- looking
woman badly. ] felt inclined to hurl him
at his partner, impa him upop her nose,
and rush lranlcally from the house. The
charming disdain with which ] WIS treat
ed by Miss Blake rendered me more mister
able and it was only when the laws of so.
ciety compelled her, at the conclusion a
the dance, TO take my arm, in order to be
conducted TO the place from whence She
came, that | yenlurcd 10 eXclaim
81 implore you to forgive me. ] did
not know what | was saving; am WORSE
/ than haor. Hear me for one nipment;'
and IN few eager words honestly re.
vcaled To her ihc irrliated and iHhlmcl
condition OF my mind npuu finding my self
stranded in scene So utterly at variance
tn d,inl thr hitter cnn tn The ultrrnnst
.lre,,s
Nv rInodin,, woe fsU of the rpdrrniuo
irnnr,,ro of ,,,rnratnpss and I sscre,doi
IL, ,cbinvip,, her fnf,rivnrrss. SHE danced
viii mo again and nwein. saw me can
dlce en,,tI,.d out h.held the tlllov- -iae, Il
,,r..,,.,,rnrers naid oil met the innrniun
nil. wiibn,t ninchinp. and rctutn,l th,
,lnvc,,i hnntcr If thn rnl,hils in "a mno1
en- n,1rrlv different frntn that which had
,jet,,r.b to r,vs,.lf g, f.v shnrt hnprs nr,..
ytousiv that
p.hsHy WIN ron control the mne,
msci',,,tsm Of th,. Le,tt
Cne glorious morning in August las'
found me seated beside the driver OF ono
ol blhnrohi s long cars Mt'e" t''Eei "o'
l"cch N'''l"i "'n "."' a.
consequence t"'"nA" t"o io"'' W W
widest anu mos. lpctulosqne are,I' .. u
Oolinull'a'a' n'u' ",''.' '""'
regl7lereu ouc- th't, 80 suoh rs ''N"N
stances won Il permit ! W"u,u mhurl'aN'
plsr'nng, 70 ppJo.,'tun Ia. ~, ~.
shrine ol MISS N''Halihc "ii''s Nl''
blake' .,o,,.,,,
II II Is unhecess,,rS ''r ,, we nv, no s,"tg ''''t
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

-"Brudder DEAN" said a colored
elder to his pastor, ''can't you preach
once without such talk 'bout lying and
stealing, and give Us one day To real
comforting religion :"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06


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Special Correspondence Of EvERY EvrsiNa.
WEST CHESTER, Aug. 31st.--On saiur-
day your reporter visited the Methodist
Caap Meeting at BrAndywine summit
il is held IN beautiful grove principally
tulip popllrs, the property OF Mr.. Thomas
johnson, and is one aud a-half miles
from summit station on the r., IL 3. G.
Il. r., in Concord township, Delaware
county. We Immediately proceeded 10
interview the Rev. X. T. Kenney, pastor
Of the Sloan NJ. Il. Church, and who Is
the supcrintrndent OF the grounds. We
were very warmly welcomed by him and
he furnished us such information as We
nredud. The following is IL synopsis Of
the rules:
Rising at 3 a. n family worship at
9 Il. m. pubic prayer at S "A. IN. preieh
ing at. 10 Il. IN, 2.30 and p. IN. retiring
NJ 10 p. NJ.
No smoking allowed within the circle
of tents; huckstering is forbidden no
walking around allowed during .n,ach-
ing, neither are the pro;ision, fri'.f or ice
cream stands allowed to sell during those
hours. All persons not having tcnts arc
required to leave the grounds at 10 2. IN.
There are about one hundred and
scventy-liye tents upon the ground, which
are 12XlG feet, and are rented or sold for
the season for the sun of four dollars;
after which the boards are sold Htauctiun.
the lumbcrwas furnished by Mr. Gamble,
who has a Lumber yard at the summit.
The number of residents are about
sever hundred, in addition to which there
is daily visitation of hetwean 500 and
ZOO. The tents look comfortable, and
from the freshness upon the check OF the
young Ladies', we are inclined TO believe
that they enjoy the pleasure of camping
ont. Wilmington is well represented !
there are two large churchtent upon the
grounds, both Of which are in close
proximity TO the preechers' sstand.
Although the camp is well attended, il is
not 50 lnrgo as that recently held at
Chester llights. There are four excellent
boarding tables, and we saw Mrs. Mccall,
| from Wilmington, wh) keeps an excellent
and houn;iful table. The bookstore and
postulice is under the control of Mr..
WIN. Is. Chalfnnt of Lima, Delaware
country there are four mails per day to
and from the camp. Mr. Q. intends de
voting the proceeds Of his bookstore 10
religious purposes. Tho singing is under
the management Of Mr.. McDtbei, AS
sisted 10y Prof John Sweony, Of Col.
Theo. llyatl's Military Academy ut
| Chester, and Mr.. Thatcher; This depart
ment is very fine and adds greatly to the
devotional exercises.
The most prominent clergymen that
have been upon tho stand are Rcvs.
Messrs. Stubbs, Matlack, Hill and
Thompson, all OF Wilmington. Rev w
Bauine, well known and fluent speaker
! frou New ,Jerspy is pypected on Sunday.
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sRAmDYwIME svmmir oAmP


TLs Grounds. Tents, Rules, CLERGY At.
tondancu--Gonlpe erisnn B'twegu Thls
and That at Cabster Heights,
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and 50 on for three or TOnr Vefses mOTt'
She has written treatise on doctouna
has which ! have no doubt wOhd prove
yer, valuable to some euterprisiug sub
scriplion book publisher.
There are so mauy places now WLcr.
people can spend the heated term, that
i is scarcely possible for one to N'-il
many of them, but among them all, nt
one who has the time sh0uld omit Nlsl
to the Vineyard. II IS entirely diilsreul
from any other place. Those who hav'
families with children can Nod no NOR
health giving place while young ladies
and gentlemen who have hsd Its hcaulle
a,d attractions described 10 them, a''
who have afterwards visited the island
Join iu our remark shat the half was no
told. -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

RultDiNg LINES srHvAFp FOR THE MONTH
or SEPTEMBER

or SEPTEMBER,
During the mu-th which has just closed
MI. Farra Chirt Engineer of the SuW cl-
ing Department, has made suN eys for TIE
following parties who PROPOSE 20 huila ilt
number Of houses stated ~ the places des-
iguated.
daniel Cunningham, one store house at
the corner OF maryland avenue aLd l.1u4cn
street.
Board of Public Educa'ion, one school
house at I bird and Harrison streets.
Lconl1 n. Denncy, one house on OAK
street aear Frnelin.
Patrick BIggius, one house GU Townsend
street between and streets,
edward Belts ttnr Patrick Muiro1ncy, b,
one house Qn the north side OF Chusiuit
street. west of jackson.
Edward Bette tor Patrick Conuclll one
house On the north side oil Chestnut street.
I west OF Jackson.
Isaac Murray. number Of houses not
sta;edl on Parish street between Second
/ and Third.
James a. Bayard, carriage house at Ninth
] ana a ing streets
Lindlcy d Kent, office at Fourth and
/ Washington streets.
Henry A. Alalmstciu. two houses on SiNth
street between J ok sun aud y tu Eufcn.
John Kaiser, two houses on Appe street
! near Head.
Daniel l.. Pierson, one house ou Fourth
I street near Monroe.
Thos y. Bsysid. orr house at The cnrnel
/ of Maple and clayton stttets.
Hester Faux, uue house ON Madison
street above Eighth,
VIM. silver, three houses az Twelfth ant
I walnut.
q. ". Horn. five houses at the corner o
Taylor and Iincust streets.
James Bradford, one house on EIeucl
Btleet between Second and Third
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

Trappe, Talbot county, has local
paper.
4 basket factory has been started in
Easiun.
The new horse disease seems to be
spreading.
The bank at Easton refuses to cash
" foreign checks"
The African NJ. L. Church of pcnton,
laid oil all its indcbtt dness last week.
The Circuit Court for Caroline county,
commences its fall session on Monday.
A number OF persons about Eiston in
vested largely III Northern Pacific bonds
A local option convention for CAROLINE
county, viii be held in Denton, Iuesda.
1 2l>t met.
The ordinance requiring dogs 10
| muzzled ia Eastun eApi.cd on the SUtA
! last month.
Frank Goslee, Of Salisbury, va.
drowned in Lhe Chesal cake bay last weei
nom the schooner Coupln.
The steamers Of the Maryland Steam
boat Co. frrieEted about @0u,O0O hoNe- o
peaches TO b lltimuIc this stascu, and tn
Md. * De. Railroad took many lhon-an
baskets 10 Philadelphia and New York;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

Mr. FdHor Seeing in Nonltv's isHue Of
the Commercial a communication from il.eif
tirorectpwu cnrfespoulont rejecting upon
he ability uf the Quirks'cp y. y cluh' ]
will q ply ff goa VIII permit by r. inr %
short account Of our trip. We lott vs. ~
minrtou Thursday morning, arriving ih
Milford about . o'clock. D. m.- whrtr we
met and dcleptri thc Academies hy -rnle
of 20 20 10. After the game were given 400
excellent supper at LuwcrG's hotel. aui
were ouicrt dncd during tic evening hV the
members of the Academic. All arrlnH'
mcn's had been nude in rl7v the Nht'o
Clouds. of salisbury, in MiIlnid on FRIDAY
incoming. but that club ttil'd 10 Hrrc1r
We were then iudu ed 20 go To ienrgrioW o.
in the afternoon, where we defeated tNr
Ccntrals. after an exciting game hy score
of 20 20 ~. uur boss unanimously decl1tt
that they were meyer treated better H. rhrii
lives but they do say that they can hrlt the
Ceutrll's two to one any time this sensor
or next, and IL Will suit Us best within tEt
wees. IL the Ccutrll's or white Clou'f
really want 20 play us we viii he pleased u
hear from them. We moan husiue1s.
SEcGErAuy QUiCKsrEr b. r. tlrF.
Champions of the Peninsula.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

WHO Is REsPoNslRLE i-On Monday
Constable Ward. of New Castle, levied
on a horse aud Wagon, and this morning
The horse died The question now arises,
will the defendant, piaintitl or constable
he held responsible for the valne OF the
horse, since he died before he could be
sud
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04


Jersey Vegetables are about done for tAif
season.
It is said ih' THt0n Mills will resume
0peril ions iu "a few days
Onita a sharp fr.st visited this vicinity
ON Weduestlpv moiutng last
.,....,'.. ..-...,i, h., ,st,,..j cboas, rrceh
~ l"n' r. IVY. t,,,
Pol IL ''" ~ o'''7 ''N ~
Ihe aidi'inn 10 ne ..,ne' on ,,,
Chase VIII be ready Tor ic4hhS ia lew
days.
Tho slltcfs are working with vim On
the roof OF the largest mill at the Iasker
works.
About four thovglnl Yards of caruct ON
hand In Inc prison. .lul yet tine weaving
eoos on.
,- r..4. .t, ,.;..,..it.. Of ti,,,. .,i,raill
l, 'V''. 60 40 i., -,. ,li,,s ,,.nuJ
''''' 'N' ''''
: AI iNN V'''''
Tbe umbrella trtory I'd rlu1inT snieht
luI dtc. NJ in4.h tin1cr oi iis sl p'N'-
/ iuF d thd rl'e.
( n ls e1il thc j-'.'"'7'or If .hc "Ny'nf
I horse lgIHnl o, o. 'wn huHaret 90 llHl-
/ durine his IS lUra h'"e.
/ Nav, ,.tr ...... ttttsrs" .,tnr uuti cot
] th,i. az .+lvetU.is nu f.r .ntreul.ut OF
: Union 4t.ar.. law Ipin,. trsi
.......tt.,+ c,it
! W.. H'''s i'- ,r,1
t',a3' -l- '''lf7ui .i1 ~, w. tii'''',ai,
I s'i'"'' 'i ''' 49,"
our f9wn D. tii1t into rs uslt. Aaii'uN
4 cnuiltoh aga o. th'.' h"thA now w.
ness ct any e'hs'P ''hoe' ~ ''' 40 '''
/ l'A' ' lad. .t,.
I1r franc work ol the nllllohal "uilu-
ing 90 zee Wter lt9u N"if' ut'''1
lHn.t Of .i5ia-. tHi Ut IS Thought q "'''
hc Nr ih q g." Ifl7,
Tl. Jail Cnmmi- Inucrs are httiu- %
vcm0nfu..rul nu tl. fl,iHtf +hn'4oltt fl Cd
.....c.,..1 ,..+r tir county ni ST. !. iu ,.f,,ir
700 ht,c better ventilation iu ta4t drpaG.
Insult
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04
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l.rIsugn EyEnY SATURDAY BY
a., 0A,DALE e. CA VI ERONi
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
..t.,attH inc city fiaIl.
rHMa or SUBSCRIPTIONS
..-.,. uei.t.AR AND-A-1lAIF A YEAH
I'avable in advanced
OIL. -pb. riptiuns must he paid Invariably
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

UsNG CFRTiFIED CHrcKs.-Tnesday
many of the men employed in our indus.
trlnl establishments, were paid or wih
certified checks, because Of the scarcity
of currency. These cheeks, when
properly certified, are negotiable almost
anywhere, and are about as handy as
cnrreneY ltsnlf.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Latin ava Gsrma- ClasseH 10 be Formed
Next Monday Promat'nn OF Teacher S

Latin ava Gsrma- Classea TO be Formed
Next Monday Promotion OF Teachers
The Committee ON Teachers Of tn
Board of Education held meeiing yes
terdav, and agreed to make the report |
below at the next meeting Of the Board.
The changes IN teachers mentioned will
take place next Monday, when the Lain
aud German classes will he formed.
The Board is fortunate IN securing such
instructor in German ms Prof
Schocnhcrr, and we hay no doubt they !
will sec the wisdom Of the committee IN
making the appointment. The following |
is the rcrurt in fnll -
GeHtlente,,: - Your Committee on
Teachers beg lcave To report That tie In |
tr0dnri1n or Latin into public schoo |
No. viii not mrar any additional tx !
pense ~ the B1prd for % teacher. TIN
teacher in said school, who are now in |
the employ Of the Board, ARE 'al'y quail |
fed to take charge OF the Latin c'si'-
aud are Nillin., to 10 80 without any add
tional clmpcn saiion. The iptrliucilf
Of the German language win require a |
teacher expressly for that study, and yOul
committee have ihe pleasure tn announce
that they have secured the services OF
Henry l.. Schoenh"rr, Esd, a competent |
teacher OF The German language mt q
salary Of $500 pr annLm. We would
further report that owing t. the promo |
ion Of llrgenMn1er Of pupils from the
male department or No. 4 10 the male
Departmental No. nn additional teacher
is required in No and your committee
have npppi d Sus nrh Pyle Of No 4
9, tie Position OF tfir n-'i-t1't DO ihf |
moln d,.n.ttutrnt If NJ I Miss w. in |
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

INn-cTED ny THE GRANn JrRy.-
Among the findings Of the Grand jury
for Wicnmico county, last week, is an
Indictment against tho Eastern Shore
Railroad Company, for ohslruct'ug the
public highway, by allowing trains Of
cars 10 remain across the county road at
the Salisbury DEPOT.