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Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
PhILADELpaIAA. oATIkE M 4 ! (

AAuFlA ANuNs " a ~. VI
The market Ior Reef Cattle IVES afm this
week. but the Inquiry was only moderate
Sales Of smmon TO good at Sl{a7I4o., aud ex-
ira at 751a8l<c. Receipts. 800 head
Sheep were more nctiye and higher. Sales
at 4a55<c. Receipts 5000 head.
Hogs met moderate demand nj sqa9 rs for
corn fed. Receipts $50 bead, ftfl9'
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS - a.
=. MrprtapAysHses. la p NJ -
FLogR The market iB quiet and only d
limited demand prevails from home CON
sumers. whose Iurchases foot % l6s9 barrels,
includ ngsppernnsat sia4 25; extras at 81 an
y 25a5 So: MinRssota do de- at q s7JSa5 Is /;
PenpSylyaniA, Ohio aud ILdiaRa do. do. at
s. 5lad. and high grades at % STAT rs. as IN
quality, bye Flour sells at SO s0n5 62lf. In
Corn Meal no sales. 80
0RAIE.--The movements in Wheat are Of a
limlted character, and we notice sales of 5000
bushels red at 81 l8a1 20 amber at Si23al IS,
and white at 81 26sl 43, Coan is in fair re.
quest. and 1000 bushels sold Of 92a93c. for yell
low and mixed. and 7baS5c. for new do. Oats
6lo. for mixed.
WHIskY;-29O hbla Western iron hound
Eold at 81 OIL per gallon,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
sPEUIAL NOTICES.


Tape Worm removed In from to hours
with harmless vegetable medicine The worm
passing from thetystem alive. No fee ask ed
until the entire worn, with head passes. Medi-
cine harmless can refer those afflicted 10 the
reaidents Of this city whom have cureo. At
my office can be seen hundreds Of speoilnena,
" per cent Of csses Of dyspepsia and disorga-
niEations Of Liver are caused by stomach and
other worms existing In the elementary ca
nal. Worms. disease Of the ost dangerous
character, are so little underatQod by the
medical men of the present day. Call and see
the original and only worm desIroyer,or send
for circular which will give a full deacFip-
ton and treatment Of all kinds q worms,
enelose3 cent stamp for retqrp Of the same.
DR.. u. q. kunkel oan tell by Heeipe the pa,
tient whether OF not. itheyare troubled with
worms and by writing and telling thesymp-
toms, d., the Doctor will answer by mail.
DR.. b. n. KUNKEL, No: $50 N. ninth ST.,
PHILApELPHIA, Pa. (Advics at Office OF by
mail frse). Seat. Pin ana Stomach Worms
also removed. febl
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
A BOLD THEFT.
A coLoRED GIRL BREAKS A AfARKEr STREET
STORE WINDOW AND STEALS SOME GOODS.

A coLoRED GIRL BREAKS A AIARKET STREET
STORE WINDOW AND STEALS SOME GOODS.
MariaWhite, COL, alias Biscuit Heels, ;,
evidently desires winters lodging at
New Castle, at least she has taken the
right course to secure that object. About
20 minutes past nine, last night, she stop
before Humphrey & Sandt's hat and cap
store, No. zig Market street, and with a
large stone broke a hole in the window.
Thrusting her hand through the aperture
she took out white fur hat, a black and
white fur turban, and abouta dozen pair
Of gloves. She started up the street with
her booty, but as an alarm was promptly
given, she was overhauled at Fourth and
Market streets by officer Springer, who
took her to the City Hall cells. Her hand
was severely cut by thrusting it through
the broken glass.
This morning Maria had a hearing be
before Mayor Sinms, and in! default Of
| 5000 bail, was committed to New Castle
| to await trial at Court. ,Hi Z.
All the stolen articles were recovered
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 11.-0ne Of
the most notable features Of the grand
Der Of United States flags on public and
private buildings. Every man who could
make, beg or borrow star spangled BAN
ner had one floating from his house, and
all were greeted with cheers by the peo-
ple-fifteen thousand in number. 1t was
the grandest union demonstration in the
South since the war,
Some negroes were going about select
ing new masters, under the impression
that they are 10 be sold again into slave
ry. The whites in vain endeavored to
reassure them. The conservative blacks
mingled with the whites in the process
sion last night. All rejoice together. The
universal expression is Of renewed kind
| neaa to the colored race. 4'f r.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
.S60.OOO fo, one DoNar

All Texas is thrown into fever Of eT
element by the Texas Gift Concert As
ISOLATION, at Denisons Offering induce
ments that were never equalled before
by any association Of the kind. Purcha
sers Of tickets have every assurance thai
the drawing will be conducted 1,d H. N fa,l
ment Of one dollar will surely get tn,
GRAND CASH GIFT of $4,000. VIII,
will be the possessor Of the lucky dollar
Apply to tho local agent in this city TO
any information desired.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

Tho Great Sewing Machine Depot North
east corner Of Fourth and Arch streets. Phi n
delphia, is the place to buy q SEWING. Machine
standard MAXI Of Machine. The eelsbraied
National Needle Company's Standard Needles
for all machines. wholesale and retail Also,
Oil. Oil Cans, Screw Drivers. Silk. Cotton and
Linen Thread. &c. Persons allowed lib orally
new ones, A 7. STO0PS.
aeplsw6m N. Il Cor. 4th and Arch Sts.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

Nor PARTISAN. The Boston News
congratulates the citizens of Massaohu-
sets on the excellent charater Of the
democrats sent to represent them in
Congress. and predicts that they will
not act Aspartisans. The Springfield
(Mass.) Republican, referring to the
election of Mr.. Frost; republican, in the
fourth Massachusetts, congressional dis
trict, by one vote, ironically remarks
that elf it were last year instead of this
and Mr. Frost were a democratic Con
gresham from Louisiana instead of |
republican Congressman from Massa
chusetts, he would be unseated. AS
is, he is probably all right.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

AT the annual meeting Of the erand DIV
ision OF the Sons OF Temperancs OF Easion.
N. Y. yesterday, Grand Worthy Patriarch
y. l.. Parsons presided nnd read his report,
showing the condition Of the erdsr 10 be
prosperous. The GtAnd Worthy Scribe e.
. II. Hopkins reported that the number Of
members in the order was IL, 1888. During
the past two months nineteen divisions
have been established with memberships
627. The report of the treasurer, A, 4 r
Higgins, showed there was q Balance Of
$500 In the treasury.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

xd-DIAMoND JEWELLERY ESPECIAL
TY.-American and imported watches IL
soldid gold chains. Jewelry in every
| variety, also, clocks at prices to suit the
times at Il. w. Baily's old established
stand, No. 622 Market ST. Philad'a, q
no,.0flxvlV ..'., 49,. .,.i
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

They lave an old English sailor on the
island Of Hilo, one OF the Sandwich Is
lands; who says he buried Sir Roger
Tichborne with his own hands on de-
sert island in 1855. He says Sir Roger
was sick, and was placed under his care
on the island of Sydeny, in the South Pa
cifc Ocean, to remain there while the
vessel by which he (Sir Roger) had been
picked up at sea in small boat, returned
with cargo, being in guest OF biche de
ner whatever that is. Before the vessel
returned Tichborne died, after asking
his nurse, George Claridge by name, to
procure quill from one of the birds on
the island, with which the sick man wrote
something, using bird blood for ink, on a
piece OF paper In his possession, giving it
70 Claridge and telling him to have the
contents Of the paper made known if he
ever again reached yilization. Claridge,
who could not road, some time after gave
| the paper to New Bedford sailor boy
named Nansell 10 copy, telling him tc
| make the facts of the case know at the
first opportunity. Upon being recently
shown copy OF the illustrated LondoT
Nsies containing the pictures OF the Itch
borne family ,Claridge atonce pointed oui
the picture Of Sir Rodger. saying, this il
the man / buried" Should his state
ment be true, they would do much to jus
tify the action Of the jury in the trial o
Orton, the Tichborne claimant, who i
now undergoing sentence for perjury
There is an estimate in the Post-Oi
Zee report which seems rather extrava
CANT; It regards the loss to the Depart
l.msrff by. the use of washed stamps as al
preaching 81, 000, 900 per anuuin. II ther
were really any such Wholesale fraud q
this carried on, it would be an organize
business and could not be kept secret
The instances where postage stamps al
washed and used second time, are prol
/ ably few and scattered, the profit beir
/ Zoo small 10 pay for the trouble and rii
Of detection. Perhaps the prospectf'
sale of canceling materials to the Go
J ernment may have colored the estimat
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
lC,I,y,l ai.h,. m se.-A ,Iu,inv,

NEW YoRK, Nov. liza mutiny occur
red at hes on board the ship Neptune,
October 20. One-haH the crew were col
orsd, and the white sailors revolted be-
cause Stephen A. Smith, .colored, was
made boatswain. The white sailors on
tho night Of the goth beat Smith in
an.rAat al today
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
ExEoUToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

" ~ w win ~ hehc DAtN Va
THIRD DAY. tho 18th Of llth Mo-, 1874,
The Real Rstzts lAie of John Thompson, de-
ceased. oil MilI Creek nundI ed. as follews:
No, l, Tue Homestead Farm. silnAled on
the Nssnrk Road. pear Mill Creek (kriends)
Meeting Hou.e, within IN miles Of tho WI.
Del. Railroads.. and midway bstsesn Tough.
Newark. 2. W, 4 u EaIlroad. being about
sla %iss isS@ sssS; ssdiSSini9E lands e
Weqdvara and others. containing isS aorss
" he Srssis land 10 in SOed condition, hay-
as S ssaa s SuiS 81 Ice
being put upon u within Two Year,, and y
divided into convenient heids, we'll fenced
and Watersa. There Is supposed to be. s. TO
| heavily timbered. The improvements Assz.A
are 4 lafas brick and stone mansion f!il
| house. containing rooms and kitch- Hi
en- on the nrst noori I'VE On the the seq seq - -
| and a well Of good water at the door undor
i cuTsr y 6ns sprinE Of water near the ouse.
which might be utalized for dairy purposes.
| A large frame barn with ample shedding
two .thrsshing hoors, grain Farmers, Aa<
| stablng for cattle, which are accommodate
with water. supplied BY a hydraulic J6iti
large carriage or farm implsment hoylse Al
as shop. wood. house, carriage hq<se sos
house. corn orb. etc., etc.. The bpaidinss ~,
all in excellent repair aId In good ordsr.
THE above tract will be sold an toseth a,
or divided 70 quit purchasers, a. islloWs: hi
sores With the bgildipss. and : sufhcisni
and the balance divided ihto two tracts Of 4.
acres each. adjoining q D6blie road. A large
proportion Of each ottbese let's IL hssyI
timber lRndl.
| No.2 A, yalusbls WOOD LOT, coutaipip,
I acres and l6I pslchss. a part 81 tks ori gina
1 envared with A hasvv esrorrtE "A bt.l -, -
| other timber
L This PROPERTY u deemed worthy the at.sn
\ tion OF eAyiialists on account of the timbsr
its beauiiiui location, good neigh borh God
/ eonyepienne to places OF worship Of diferen
1 religions determinations, railroads.. etc. An,
| person Wishing TO view the property prsyiou
l TO tbs day Of sails will be shown the sams b
4 eaiiinR on George Cole. on the premises o
George Thompson on the adjoininx farm
Sale 70 commence At one o'clock. whei
's'~' WA aEoR8E THOMPSON.
Surviving Executor.
II At tia sane time and place will be offsre,
II NJ fnll fna
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
TERAESs
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Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

For the Gazette. o. r-elrt
If man employing negroes can be
punished for diseharging them because
they did not vote the Republican ticket,
why cannot man be punished for dis
charging lOhife men because they voted
the Democratic ticket? And yet we are
told three men employed in q paper mill
not far from this place were deprived of
work for doing so. ~ .r-~a IL.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
nUBLIO BALE.
Alta o'clock, sharp.
the followins articles. as the suhsOribsr /

AhAae sAsNAt hhhfps
the following articles. as the suhseribsr In.
tende to qutt farming;
No. !, Bay Mare Jennie. works In all kind.
Of harnsssi ~: Brown Mare. Fannisr
4 : sooS driver Sns gslt sSnins Q1fN
NUs Mich Cows, some fresh -AAAz4s4-s
2nkMsnd some sprinElns. Hsifsfs, Bull
. Farming Utensiln, snch 'as plows, harrow
cultivators. market dsarborns.l Jenny Lind
earriags,1 Yefk Wagon. shifting-top: ons
horse Cart and harness, l steel-tooth horse
rake. Woods Mowing Msohine in good or
der, hay outtsr. corr shelter. 1grindstepe
whaelbarTow, foykh. l grain cradle. moving
seyths and sreath, pest digger hot-sed cash
harness, pillow chains, brides. collars, lines
About 10 tons Of timothy hay. mere or less
] stack Of etraw. fodder By the bundle. corr
5y the bushsl, wheat IN the ground. ehuru
butter tubs. bench table. and other article
too tedious 10 mention. ..,.
MRS. ANNIE RoRwooD.
L. ". stidham q son. Auet'rs. pevsts
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
nuller unbotllInr mis wraln,

BosToN, November 11.-It is repor-
ted that General Butler is preparing
for publication letter showing the
causes of his late defeat, He claims
that he was betrayed by men profess
ing to be his friends, and promises I'M
comfortable revelations. He threatens
to form new party in Massachusetts.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

REAL ESTATE SoLD.-- The farm Of Lev
Garrett, OF wiilistown township, Chester
county, Pa, containing ia ncres and l2S
perches, was sold to Ebsr Jazes, Of Chester
on Tuesday for $87 per acre 10 acres OF I'M
improved land, to Geo. Y. Passmoro OF Idmsi
Delaware county, for s455. VIM. II. shar-
nless. auctioneer,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
Harper's Magazine
llLusTRATEp,

sN0ttces " Ne fsaas
The ever increasing circulation Of this ex-
collent monthly proves its continued adapta-
tlon 10 popplar desires and needs. Indeed.
strates every month,we must consider II as one
XII the educators as we'll as entertainers Of the
public mind. for It's vast POPULARITY. has been
won by no appesl % stupid preludiees or de-
The character which this MdQasine posses:
aes for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, and
literary culture that has kept pace with. if it
has not led the tunes. should cause its con-
piasency. II also entities them to a great
claim upon the public gratitude. Tho Ma0d-
si,s has dona good and not evil all the days
OF lis hfa.-Brooklsn Eagle. .i..r.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
rA.rnfUL AND FEARLEss.


AaOne hundred W0fus OF l1s1 uVH'V''H0'
SSsinele inrertion rs cents per square.
ADVERTISEMENT not exceeding one
sanare will be- inserted three times for one
dnIlar and fifty cents. and thirty, eight cents
Tor each subsequent insertion. Longer ones
IN the same proportion.
As- rhcGnHettc has y cIrculn.son
vm0ra fhnII thrice as large rs any
1tIter Dem0trRttc Paper in IN 2
State.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

IT now turns UP that II was not John
P. Cochran who shot the COW at all. But
that gentleman would not condescend TO
contradict the Islander.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
MAnRIEn.

wonDWARD--HORNRR.-- On the ID of ] oily
1874 by the Key. 4. kirkpatrick. Mr.. Il N,
I WoodTPr.l Of Phlls. to Miss Lpty, daqgh-
ter OF i. Homer, ESQ. Of " ilmlneton. psl
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
INFLAMMATION. March nam ls5l.

i.,t
I ssssDs s ss; s vi @ 5
=
j. WILSON,
this mheat Aousply
MOsRry DsL Aug Sh' 1874 .lls I'LL Ae&ubLENs =
Dear Ss Having g s9s rSs groana De9s last Fail
aoOS up W III
AGAIN. anu - w JAMES e.sHHw.sf'
Jxo A.
whs1s VIZ bs % & %SsiI
that had been in compost M
~. s., Respectfully yours 5sQaatieHARpsQ9
a bsn assd SSsS pss Ss 29s gsS
MILL GREEK HuSDRsr ciIeco. Def AUGUSTA Is7ei
VISA sS Pr E 9t. % ss SS ss ss
best FSt'iEs that can R- .D"4aD 80"
JoHz Hsyag giysn e Ground seSs.
@ esriuy isgs 70
s ananiei ~ Yours ttaly JOIN r. BRTNdIU8eTF
JOHs A. rprshqs lg ran
tn; :s nTss sss 'Ts Ssi yi Se S
satisfactory indeed
I" be" so'0' W . A S PERKINS,.
| w.. Los, august isl 'saf
HA,qs Bone for wHs Ss, n 3
t0d i in the
BtGSH gF 9sssa N'Gg 5T % y sSs
half Gf t e wssa The bspeo
sbaldaa Tor .s
BE h GRR ssvs that &c A. "
@ FysiT an VS. a aq have
rsus and We svs The VI s with s00d
| f,sl..t kEGGfESoN
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

i1fl1TH DIVIDEND Tbs Directors y
ME this Institution have this day de,
the profits for the last six month"; psysbi;
to the stockholdersor their legal Representa-
tives, on demand and clear Of all taxes, ),
BIZ order w. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
BANK or cMYRNa, Nov, s. 1874. 7wlt
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

AN old gentleman whom We very high
ly respect desires US to ask, through the
fdkzrrrE, of his friend DR.. Isaac Jump, a
pair of those lame ducks which the lat
ter said were SO plenty in this city. The
Sentinel will please note this item.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

TT YOU WANT a ZINE IMPORTED
tsS S:i%ts afaHs s esi q, s Tsitss II
street. and bpy one. Just In. direcs *
CspsrI. Hemp and RaDs Seed. which We are
- -. WI y. CHANDLER.
AT" 60 &MN1M al Market street.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
DUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT TO an erder Of the Or. D..
phans, Court. Of Chester County, will III
DAY, NOVEMBER 10, lsIl, on the ".
premises, q meesuage and tract Of land Of the
late estate Of MADISON PYLE. deceased.
situated in ksnnett t1Tnship; in aid county:
Cloud, WIN. Garrett, Edward Walter and
others. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES, 102 Dsrches. more or lsss. The
improvements are q large two-atory BT0NR
DWELLING HOUSE. with kitchen attached,
large double-hoorsd BARN, Wagon House.
eprinE House and. other outbuIldings. There
Is q good Orchard Of APPLES. PRAR and
other trees on the premises. The farm Ia
well fenced. conveniently divided into en-
has about IL AcRHs OF. HEAVY TIMBER
upon it. It - within two miles Of Rossdals
Station. on the Baltimore Central Railroad,
and about mils from Auburp Station on the
Wilmington and Western Railroad, and con-
yenisnt to mills. stores and places Of worship.
Bale At l o'oloek. p. NJ. .Qenditions at sale.
Terms easy, JOHN PYLE
novlts Kxeeutora.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE.

ExEcpsIyE DEFARTNKET,
The President OF the United States having
designated THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %.
1874, as the day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer
/, James Ponder. Governor OF the State Of
Delaware, do hereby recommend a general
and proper observance Of that day, BY the
citizens Of this State.
In witness whereof have here
unto set my hand and caused the
SEAL Great Seal Of said State to be here
N|RSN unto AIMED at Dover. tnis fifth
day of November. IL the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy four
and of the Undergraduates q the state the
ninty- .,,., ,o,,rrr,
BY the Governor. JAMES PONDER.
JOHN II. PAYNTHR, ga 90
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

At tbs seps time and place viii b ofisrsa
about Is 20 ~ tons Of good Timothy Hay. Is
serss of Wheat Ia the ground. Wood aiays,
ete, etc. q, II.
oets0HtS
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

" UnquestiOndSly The best Sustained tsOrIs
Of the Isisd In tie Horld."
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
Tne Nelp Reaerpoir.

This work is progressing. to be sure.
But in the most singular way. There
seems to be no fixed plan on which the
excavations are being made; but a sort
Of haphazard system Of digging all oven
the ground. They have pretty efectu'
ally blocked up the easiest way Of exit
for carts with dirt, and the consequence
will be that it will nll have to be draw
uphill. But where it is all to be deposit
ed seems u question not easily answered
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

$50 REWARD.
Stolen from Cherry Hill, about 2 miles
eest Of Mt. Pleasant. st. deorees Hd..D on
Wednesday night. Oct. 2sth, a sotTel horse,
About,l5 hands. coming 9 years old. hitch Cd
10 a no top road wagon shifting seat, with
narrow tail board on hinges. e25 will be paid
for the return Of the horse and wagon and
s25 for the appreh snsion- and conviction al
the thief. u. W. cnhbIT.
Mlt Odessa. Del.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-20

nights. Yet, when their names are presen.
TED TO Congress for amnesty, each one in
a bill separately. nobody thinks OF
Directing to II, and they are purged of al
Their disabilities by a two-thirds- vote.
Both are candidates for the United States
Senate; and still no Senator auarreled
with the possibility Of their entrance into
that body. Such being the presen lib.
eral view of Congressman towards the
ex'Confederates, why not pass a general
amnesty bill and let them all back. and
have done with this childishness? We
quote President Grants sensible Ian.
gnage on this point in his late m essage
renew my previous recommendation
TO Congress for general amnesty. The
number engaged in the late rebellion vet
iaboring under disabilities is very small,
but enough to keep a constant irritation.
NO possible danger can accrue to the
government by restoring them to eligi.
bllity to hold office. y New York Jour.
nal of Commerce.