Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-17

reierreu tIe seiectiOu Oh pihtl LOT the DuuulDf
are at work, and sometime during the pr essen
season thework oferection will be begun upo
1.-THE lot purchased at Dover for the purpose.
N Sdlss Of Personal Prope,ty-Tbe following
sales are advertised in the REPUBLruAy;,
-f-.7 March
VIM. Cooley, New Castle, II
VIM. Roberts, AppoquinimiDk, II
George King, New Castle, IS
VIM. Ward, New Castle, IS
DUPONT X Wilmot, Christiana, Is
Marcellus Price, Brandywine. 10
William Armstrong, Centerville, 10
A. L. Wright, New Castle, 20
VIM. NJ. CloNd, cows, 20
Rue JelIeris Chadd's Ford, 20
Lobdell & Peters New Castle, Hid. u
VIM. Martin, Wilmington, %
The Fruit Prospect from Chester County
Stdndpoint-Dr. Andrew Bush, of East Cow
entry township, Chester county, who is gen.
tleman of long experience as fruit culturist, Is
OF the opionion that the peach crop Of 1873, in
that part of Pennsylvania, will be almost IL not
quite failure. The germ of the peach, he
Thinks has been frozen by the SEVERE weather
this winter, when the mercury n the Their
mometer ranged from TO 20 and IS degrees
below zero. The apple buds and apple wood
oflast years growth, are also more or less pin
ched,' and very light yield Of apples may be
anticipated. The cherry crop, too, the Doctor
thinks is destroyed.
Change Of Districfs.-The SMYRNA Times
saws that the LATE session Of the Wilmington M.
E. Conference, several changes have been made
in the district and charges Smyrna and
Smyrna Circuit have been added to Easton dis
trict, rs have also Middletown and Odessa
formerly belonging to Wilmington District)
and Rev. Mr. Hough becoming Presiding Elder
for these charges instead Of DR.. Kenney, who
,r-o,,l1 hav ,,rastAaJ ,,pIar tho old Ifr,tts n.
yer District now commences with Dover and
takes in all of lower Delaware and Dorchester
County, Md. Appoquinimink Is new charge
constructed by taking three appointments from
Smyrna Circuit-Frienship in Thoroughfare
Neck, Union, near Blackbird, and Townsend.
Smyrna Circuit now has but four appoint
ments'-Be hel, Kenton, Clayton and Server
son,-and but one minister to ofliciate.
Polite Cdses.-Ella Moore. Anna Williams,
and George Taylor, col. for the larceny of two
pair of of CATERS, the property of Edward Dono-
hoe, 3OI 4. Sth St; one pair Of slippers the pro-
perly of Dennis Fennessey, 81 +. Sth st.; IL
yards of towel crash the property of John Tay-
lor,7th and Church; they were each held to bail
in the sum of 5000 to answer at the next court
OF General Sessions in default Of which they
were committed to the county Jail.
Thos. Murray, by officer, Donovan for COM
hitting an assault and battery on Lena Lopez,
fined So and costs and held to ball in the sum
of 5000 to keep the peace.
Geo. Biandell. by officer Bradford, for disor-
DERBY conduct, fined 50 and costs.
Robert Bowling, Alonzo Hayes, John Nc
Cabe, John Willis, VIM. Maloney, VIM. Smith
colored, for Vagrancy and committed IN The
county Jail for 60 days.
Twelve persons were arrested for drunken
ness since our last issue, they were each fined
so cents and cost.
THE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.-Friday, March IA, ls73.-Tbe
Senate met pursuant to adjournment PRAYER
by the Chaplain.
A resolution appointing Jno. Brown custodian
OF senate and House chambers, was adopt-
Mr.. Riddle offered resolution, which was
auoptcu, relating to the mode of procedure in
procuring attendance at court. Also a resolution
IN rela, ION to revision of tile laws.
Mr. otoekley gave notice of an act TO incor.
porate the Milford and Bay Shore Railroad
Tue following bills were introduced:
ny Mr.. fiddle: An act to amend Cbantcr
10, Revised Statutes; also An act 10 rpeal
chapters 21l, 1921 and POL
~ ny MI. otockley: An act to incorporate the
tohiillsoh Steam Mill Manufacturing Comnanv
also' 10 incorporate The Seaford and Iawes
tallroadi Also To amend Section g. Chant a.,
III, Laws Of Delaware 'r' Vi
by MIR. Speaker: An act to amend Sac,;o,
u, Chapter 8, Laws Of Delaware.
Inc speake: offered a joint resolution I'm rela.
ton to state finances. Read and adopted.
ADJOURNED until Monday next, at 3 O'Clock.
HousE-The House met nj IN A. io,,r,-
mcnt. Prayer by the Chaplain,
Mr. Martin offered a joint resolution conden,o.
tcry 81 the social equality legislation of Con
sress' Whlch was read and referred, after ssveraI
lhotlohs were made by Republican members
TO the Commit ee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. van Gasden's resolution appointing III
adopted. -"e" up aha
Mr. llickman's bill for the Improvement q,
Alotsan's Branch, in Kent county. wac rood =
third time and passed. NN 4
once: 'N"eeu anu reau
=, by ar. SILVER: An act to incorr crate the New
Castle Live Stock Mutual Insurance Comnanr,
ny Mr.. Thompson, of Sussex: An Act 10 nre
vent the sale Of spurious coal oil.
by Mr' wilson: An act to amend Cban,e,
to oysters. "'' III ieia'ioi
by Mr.. Martin: An act to ineornoro,o III,
Dover cemetery Association,
iy Mr.. Jones An act to amend Cban,ar
Vi .he l4th Volume ofDelaware Laws,
ny mr. Mars; All act 10 auLnorize the Pre-
t'i1ilo'i'y OF New Castle county to make a new
luueX on the Campbell Patent Plan AN ACT i,
re a!lon to the punishment of criminals (tbi,
a ad ~ Intended to abolish the whipping post
anu an act Tor the relief of married womer
aeahdohed by their husbands
| ny Mr.. Speaker: An act in relation N usrr,,
Df MR.. Martin: An act to incornorate ~,
i'i W., a., HreeK Landing Canning Company.
ny Mr. Wilds An act to amend rbanter ~
oio .,I revised Code, Qhis act Is intended /,
~ noau commissioners for Kent county,
anu an act IN relation to the tax on the p. "
d. h'llroad Company, dhis act taxes tn
m . pa oOo IN lieu Of all taxes except tn
linz PI ,h eell. eapItation tax &c.); and regula
ware hailroad; also, INCORPORATING the IA,
county. i'paNS' Vi Aen
Inc Senate bill divorcine Emma I Iv,c,
was Teau a Third time and passed
<H'9'urhed until Monday at O'Clock,
ne r. 4. =. C.'s lSociaJle.-The SociabI
gwen by the +. +. +. C's came off M the room
Oh krueger's Dancing Academy. Masoni
lemple' on Friday night, and was a yery plea,
~ hnd agreeable affair. 1t was attended h
upo1 n. my couples who merrily danced ava
"A, nyihs iours until far into the morning.
apoul Twelve O'Clock, an adjournment was nj
leGied to Robnson's saloon where a bountf,
oI',H n was partaken of. The Sociable pas.
Ell on In u delightful manner and reflected gre,
credit upon those having the affair in charge.
IT. AhnnS' Waite Pulmon,c Balsam.
tne lollowinS testimony, with reference To hi
slsat throat and lung remedy. We are in re
neapi Oh letters almost daily, attestng the grea
Golda :, .ns wonderful preparation in Coughs
0ous, sore Throat, lloarseness, sudden stufiin
up OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Blood sni,,int
G;poup, Asthma and in Pulmonary C1nsumf
, non, u Is even curing large percentage. n
. ringing new proofs Of its great utilitv eve,
self. Which speaks Tor II
H. .Cecilton, Nd, December 18th, 1872.
me ,,r o'uilns, Dear Sir:-Will YOU please sen
| me TWO small bottles, or one large bottle n