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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
chalk,ey T. Bullock.

nlH EDiFoR;-The following Is a correct state.
I,lcmt mem of the sad accident to the late CboItio~ n
bRatHocE, who resided in Christiana HunSr.d
- ncar Sehtrevllle, who accidentally shot him
,'t Vh Wednesday morning january 18th
While lying in bed. He had lain down In ~
evening with his clothes on intending TO rIse A.
~ ~ ~ SGity honr 10 start to Wilmington 10 ace bis
rteI, VINO was lying Ill with fever. ana I,v
Suuse the pistol which he carried IN his In
,bo 49,. went OIL while he was asleep
.ne EsPort woke him, and his first thought were
thas some one had shot at him through fhe win.
uoW' US ne realized 1t was a piatoI shot S.
W g leit Ihe warm blood running, and found tho1
~, MS Own pistol had exploded the bali ertsrin q
m M. MI. side Passing through and lodging against
nlS mp bone. He laid In thei hotisr nStIf Az
hight, then fired several shots 10 brIn ao,, ..,!
- - hls rescue, but none comminR he STARRED 10
ms ia.hers, nenFlOhadds Ford some two ana hsI,
tnlies arriving there about ten O'clock NJ Iiv al
70 : iell all abont the sad afflir, and exnired on
Frtify at one O'clock VI f1N O
There was an INQUEST held ovar M, t,,,. -. a..
day OF tho funeral. ~ v" '"'
INC Jury consisted of Squire ,Toa. Turrsr
george Aeybun, q. =. heyburn. Weldon Rim
ton, =. Harvey, Il. HorriIpw and Others: the veat
was SHOWN them, and they agreed that the de-
III, esihs 70 ms death BY pistol ball, from
us own pistol accidentally exploding In hi
Pocket, while laying asleep. There has becp so
many 1 Misrepresentation going through the papers
aesiped it neccssai ytO give the correct acconnt
OF the sad affair. 1t was stated that the cave on
n ms premises when first found, was supposed tc
sIch i uTat quarters oI gang of thieves, but
such Is not correct lie lived by himself. and
curing the war had become tilnorous and haf
uIS tAls cave Tor his own safety (When the rebel,
came as nc used to say) This tree was nat hoI
lowea out by him, as was stated, but by nature
uuu L'l tnls served for chimney. He had curiou
eoout MS house it Is true but not 70
| lection. " S' P'N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
PENInsuIAR MRaHs-

Several rabd dogs we're killed ia Talbot county
last week
Several fine houses ars 20 be e-ecs,A Ia R.ston,
4aRiRg SpnAS,
Inc queen Anne's County Aims HOUSE was or
ganize1 In lI21, as ChaTiiy School.
Four tuFkIes were stolen from Rev. A. @. Hsa-
tOn' at Pnhcess Anne, on Friday night
The population Of Queen Aune's county in 1870
was l5,463; in'iSi0, 1868; in 1870, l6,I7l.
The inmate OF tl5 Queen Aanss County Alma
house were : v'r' grand feast en- the I'D inst.
samuel z. le4Gsol has boan appointed pSstnas-
S5r at lsoaevi 7iss Samuel q. RIgby, resigned.
nsnaOlt All'n ,'my,ed suicide by hanging.
heAt hAstan, l''--'-~, aad is now in PrscaTiOHs
Mr.. BlaAa W. Y living near E.,toD 90. hi,
mule cart '
Ms I'D, RsiS u R.irrse Anne. .4i a sno
horse last wSSE, Z A'alodore Baker, Of PailadeI-
phia, for 500. -T.T
Harriaos! FalT9anf, Esq aged eighty years, fell
deao, one day last week, at his residence, BaV Hd
near st. Michaels. 4as
X. Gedaey GOldsborouSh son Of the Iata lei
n Goidsborough, of EAstoR, died in Indiannpoli,,
lnd.' on TsesEhy Wssk, k,ITaa sHGVUi
= Aamber0f negrVOHig E4stOn. INDUCED in q
small roif, among themselyes, on Saturday night
htsa spppysd citizens drove then tlsaRE cut Of
! n Henry TlshmAA. negro slAls q bAIEsl OF -four
from tlie store 81 Walksr VI Bro, ct Easton. on
q l4esaay night He was arrested aud confined
~ skGaAl1EH ILL sllG - In 4fs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

ss ThS Pfesllent ssnt . message 70 the Senate
yesterday aalZlng Legislation, hyS Congress in
the eas9 q Lent Mana. {, ue. nallee 70 special
Recommendation but says, thai In dolanlt o.
Kelldgg 9Qvdrnmenk, - '.t41
= Omar isb 10 Ward and Iames Blanks, OR Ala
bamaS o0nEtolad Oe KU,K KlnxlsIn, and under
senfeaco q imp Ilsonment inatho Alhany Ren-
itentIaTy, have been .pardoned by the Presl
TheeOuntsrfelter arrested at Cairo, III, last
week. who RaVa the namd oe Hayes, proves
10 h3 John 0gla y wanted ta aaRsW0G charges
OF counlarfeitnRs In various paFtsof the ooun-
tTgs 1Nph ~ rsIatN3l satgf4 tht
| p4Fisy has been bad Detween The peaee
commission Anq nc Modocs u Oteaon. @ ana
further proooadings towards peaca are In pro
gress. flst s.4as ss@a ~
Ssnael SioaR vas elecled president % the
1 Delaware and LaekAWsna, Railroad ye1terday
at New York. No dividend Waa dselaEed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
oAkEs AMEsoM rHEFLoOR.
HIS HISTORY or THEl CREDIT MQ9Ll
% b nn HanoFaAIe Han.


WAsHINeTON, Feb 2a.-After Judge PO-
land concluded his remarks, Mt Oakes AmeS
was assigned the floor, and he requested the
clerk tO read q statement he had previously
Vlepared. He goes into an ielab0rabs history
81 the organization, rise and progress Of the
Union Pacific RailrOad Co, and refers to the
various cantracts thai were catered into for
the construction Of the road. Reference is
then made to the Oakrs AHles cGntract of1sGI
70 C1. The alleged corrupt transactions lm-
& sI@ In sseSeF s Ss TaP ss 9sys Ssisten S5sn
at all Affecting the peenniary interests OF tho
road was asked for, for three years after de-
bate Of alleged sales Of Dredt Afobller stock
Under these circumstances and with. all the
legislation sought for granted, he IS charged
with corruDty selling Credit AObiller stock
this eliatgu lstriq, 'YlsaYeM Mr. Ames, 'It Is
sdicated upah tA6ses Nets, all OF which
H1Qnld be shown TO the satisfaction OF this
! Nody, "a prdertQ yJYstlfy the extremf mas
pre4 ncconImeq led bytn ccRlnilte
J. Ahlss claims n s6neutlng d kIatnlty IL q
crime, then an inquity should be made as to
members who have received tickets from hall9
roads, lie COMPLAINS Of injustice IN singing
nim Out fhT 3 IEiatiR1 feH it ~ was guilty OF
bribery taenls0aIoaohe must AaVsAbeen brib-
ed.
astldts sueil as Usually attends eorrup Ton
and thai q life spent In honorable business
pursuits, and reputation hitherto without
Stain, sh0ad outweigh charges solely upheld
by unguaFded differences OF confidential bust
ness communications.
Ames concludes by saying that Congress
alone can e0cnpp tha.C0mTA AuyAs to make
the loan Of the government to it a total loss
that he has rislEpd gaputatiORs sfmtune, every
thlna in an enterprise Of lHeAleenlsaRle. 9eRefll
70 the government.
1fmadA Ihs' Ohly..victim lhe shall appea
With Itnfaltering condolences 10 the iulpaftia
verdict OF history. o."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
DAIEFYo GAZETTE.
R6foTFa IN soUtn Carolina.
qHE NEW oovERSArENr AS 1AD AS rnk o1p-1
ELLfNG DowN.

ELLtNG down
COLUMBIA, S.'CS Feb. l3-Flct are stubborn
things From the myriad OF simiI ,r illustrations
oexeloPing the rottonness OF II Idcal rule in this
State take the following: - 'A''
ltIipsupt bees lbng since SEQ ooksd 5aut ana
tue MOSS reBnnS came in Win a great bloWin0 ~
trumpets and promises OF reform Mo,es. in 10
t9ns,T hdsd nessnge, congratulated the countrv
On the aosoiHte rep5se everywhers pre- sahint
throughout the commonwealth the last ybo,t -
the ku-Klux Khan having been effSctna1v ia
win no poslphty OF resurrection and reappear.
ahce VI the spectre. He and his plrtisans had
can1aFsea hefPtiTe STATE but q. .sfsx iweeEs bs-
IelI sPie1 N every part OF IT. 1t is we'll
posted, so that he certain-
ly knew whereof he anlrined Bat a abort t'ms
Hs sS'R?spp ami eYerythng here is "a still ms th0
sFave.' TIE negroes rnts witfa 4 hf9h hand and
u"enycteu ana savage desPotism, and the white
tus-.lson' greauy and constantly reduced by
asetueh M olpIsssnes 6f a - ~ do' ou
" my Aeing the case, Ilews is received thnt
',.'u N.4tes troops arc shortly t. bo with
W .''tn ms and some other Stltss and sent
N - - ure really uesdel, and tho Governor
a. '"' i'' y az once take fright, and a resolution
'Diti3@, ' introduced ahd passed by both hons.
- .. 90, =, Y HFs lssiraetng the Senators and
'el iesihs TIE ;epFesentative4 at WASHINGTON To
tat .,,S On as 1 ELiSstePt aRd urge him to allow the
- p " to'h'th u not TINS a confession OF guilt
~ eSsssio qshes5 OF. Built--which creates a fear
pGrsueta ""'" ~ "''"
ne rfRtlqin{ pro, kvitias atlhe pssssons rs.rime
e eSEIaced ~ voting the Governor a contingent
ISnd q 1000. which is equiValeat 10 adding
llat sum to hts s1ltry, as he Is not required 10
eAhy account Of It's disbarsemsnt t-snd in an
tlotlAlng payHIen OF the million or more rotton
pay eertlneate3 III general increase of expenses
I, anu Va lavish and reckless expenditure of the
pubic money. This session has also given the
coup ae grace to the South Cercliaa University
TOT several years it has msintainsdHa sickly ex
Isf;hce' with mere handful Of students, negroes
a1u seaiawags having superseded the gentlemen
OF ths olden time in its board OF trustees aud ne
gTOss D'Ing entItle to matriculat,ou Thi.
nns91sht 10 negEo stddegta. lqr they were moi
4leiined, but 1t kent away all OF the resneetabI.
elass, Failing therefore, to bring the negro up tc
tne university, they have now brought the unLyeF
uY aoWn to the negro, Ond .hsnesfortS it il 10 bs
suoN NAntlally negro free seAota sAnd - with
everything else in this Stats; the negro is worked
up to Office and control but in sverything else =
IL education, morals, and opterprisa a-the ST 1t,
eees down Y the African laVsl Bgery other par
Srthe State Is impoverished and drained to tat
lsn tne eoFmorants here aud rs 10 the morals o
kns oLle'ais, even mil uy dFaWa piotuFd woull
% suppressed as unit for your readers BAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.s

N The subscriber. having rented his fsrm.
SLllseii without reserve. on OnSATURDAY
MN tthe lst y Of March next Al his Tesidarcs'
s;.S'Sl az summit Bridge. Del. the foIIoWinT
ana Farming Ute nsils viz: COniistinE Of ten
w mead OF Horses, amOng them are one pair ~
Solts hys years old, we'll matched gentle and kind:
s9peLar driving mare. the balance good drivers
ana WORKERS; pair Of medium sized Mules 5voIs
q Oxen. 0 head Of hOme-TAised miIeh Cows l fTMin
.hIesher and cleaner en4less.chain, hOrfe poWer
iaEEo0d order. corn shelters, VIII al drill wifb
phosphate attachment. steel tooth wheel rake. i
EXCELSIOR reaper and mower combined, / rolIoT >
atm WAGONS. oX-earts shifting tor York wa :
sons; one Of which ts new. never been used; / Two
seat IAgly carriage, nearly new; ploughs haFFoUs
cnItlVators -. set Of light double carriage haT-
ness sets single harness. sets stage harne a. lead
gears pillow gears 2sets cart gears and 9th tr thin
not enumerated Also, lot of suKar enred har,s
and shoulders, picked pork By the pound pOtAtoes
and apples by the bushsl
TERMS OF SALE.-AIl sunlS under 400 .,,h. al
sums OF so and upwards a credit OF IL non,hs iii
be given BY the purchaser giving negofiabie ~
With approved eRdOrse,
VIM. ENOS. Auct'r. Ie5si 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
LEADING FEATURES
l. TAs l..us !. uul.sa 70 ssAOO ruu. Of roo

l. TAs ls.uo is lini.sa' 20 ssASoo r@us Of road.
3 The PrineipAl and Interest are payable in aOld
-kha nFinoipai Ia thiTT yoAEa and the interest tat
The Ban Ting House 81 Jay Cooke 4 Co.. New York.
semi-annually. AFst 0f January and July.
& ne rata of InanFaul d a.10 per cent PEE an
n1m-oqual, at the present gold premium. 10 abou
81 per cent In legal tender currency.
4. Tue BOads are Issued ef Tie feIlOuiag denomi-
aaAianas COuDan. Aioa e5ao and sl00l, Rogistorsd
40. s5al 81. 900. Sa.00o aaa ae.000.
S The s0mi-annuAl interest an the Rsgistsred
Bonds y paid ~ gold ehecka. ssaf rslaiari b sail
tAs pest a1Sce ot1rsss af eAs Asldsr. Permanent
myssl0Fs are advisSt to purchase the Registered
lbonds beaA e ploeeetioa against loss. theN aud
hra. and ~ Tie grGa19f e1avemtonea IN OolloGeina
the int0Pesa. ThN Registered bonas can bO at any
time exchanged tnp Ooapan. AMI the CuuDUn for
Raelslersd. without sGpsasa 70 The OWuaF.
$40. HaOCgAR 4 Isow BANKERS,
oos MARKET s1RRRT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

ALLEGED SAwDU@T SwINDLRs.-Wllliam
H. Burke aliaa George MAorehOuse, Of No. "a
Amlty street, was held on Monday in New York
Tor trial by Commissioner Shields, on a charge
Of "saWdust" sWindling. This is the first time
thai one Of bis class hAsbeen bald. the commit.
ment having been made under the act Of Don.
gress making it criminal TO uas The mails with
intent TO defraud
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
- 4 'o6ngresS YasteFday.

N the United States Senate, tia message Of
the President In relation to the fishery clause
IN the treaty OF Washington WIS RED aud or;
dered 10 be PRINT \, n nun nef Of nllla We're
5eRoFted trpm ac9mmlt tees, ana the NlLAliow-
iRG the sale Ofa lot Of gFOund near CumbeT-
lAnA, Nd, formerly used asa soldiers ceHlete-
Vs. tsIIsnlIib arA % sd AI q 3 d lgis re.
celved from the President uzgina the neCessl-
ty OF action upon the question OF the Louisiana
State government, ana 3 long debate took
place upon ta snbjoos.EMFs Morton said he
ease 90 20 oYer until tue next Sc On OF Con
Htess Ia def nee. ~ the Wishes of various SAna-
tors. Tie I'LL fOr the end0Wmenkof ngricu-
tuFal colleges was, after idebate, referred 20 q
cothmIttes ofe6ufeFeuee. The array apprcprla-
ton bill was discussed until the recess md nu-
merons amendments were inserted a. ,.1,s Sne
evening session the c0nsldeeAfl0n OF the Dill
Was eaaelaaed, and Il was passed. 'i-'l"
The day IN the House was devoted 70 the
dlsrufsiah of che Teli0rt of tho Credit A0buleF
Investigation eOMmittee, presented by Judge
Poland. Mr.. Batter offered asubstitute refer
lRa TIE whole matter ne tAs charges 10 the
! GFepd gaFy ?i ne DlstSi q CelumelA ieI 10
Mr. Roiaud then a41noase TIE g ~ 4AEOl
Of the Fetdft oe tlio Comm liaa, and stAt ~
FlaS0us f1t which the expasioa of tlee esGs
Crooks and Amoa Was demanded 1ir. AnlPi
had read q long Staiement IN defsao80f higae
tlOn 10 the Crodit M0hiiler tren ipoe, = NI
faynsWoEth delled mat the eii tskel
before the c0Iimitiee aEla h66 la 0IslOl
ofany member. Ne. 1kaRliGk aateni l th
report 0f the committees, eWlliehs be aialmed
vas made in q spirit Qf f4lEhess ana iualIee.-
A recess was then taken until $50 n ~
when the debate was renewed and addresse
were delivered BY Messers. Wakeman, No
CFaEy, HaWiey and others
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

Whatever It Be that keeps the inncr faculties of
the Wlnd qVahePrgVO pder qlive and tho interest
above mere eating and drinking, money making
and money saving; whatever it be that gives
gladness, or sorrow, or hope. This,-be 1t Violin,
pencil, pen, or highest Of ALL the love Of woman,
is simply divine gin, of holy inAgepee f,g the
salvation Of that being 70 Whom iscCmes for tho
Qlag of blua out of the nllre, and upon the rock;
for ID keeps away open for the entrance of daeper
h0iller, grander influences emauatlng from the
same riches of the Godhead, and although many
have genius that have no grace, they will only be
so much the worse, so much the nearer to the
brute, If yon take from them that which core
spOnds y ndable sandy's hddle fSelecgtoR fEOW
Robert +, George DOnaldl ) II ss1a[