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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06
A CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

From the following notice it will be seen
that have formed partnership with Mr..
Eugene Pillow, who, after tine first prOx.
will be associated with me in the interest
of insurance. GEO. CHILDRE,SS.
With much pleasure / announce to my
friends that l have purchased of Mr.. Geo
Childress, an interest in The Insurance
Agency, of Columbia. Very respectfully
EUGENE PILLOW.
We would very respectfully, call the at
tentiOn of our friends, who, by their liberal
patronage, have shown favor to this
Agency, and all who are or may be interest
ed in the protection of life and property, to
the fact, that it is our desire and Intention
TO promote and advance the cause of in
surance in our acknowledgement as
we do, the Oldest time tried and fire tested"
Corporations of Europe and America by
which we are enabled at all times, to offer to
the public the BEST indemnity at the Uery
LOICest rate commensurate with the hazard
and to this end, will devote our best
energies. Feeling grateful for past favors
earnestly soliciting the continuation of the
same with the addition of all new business
Very Truly Yours,
CHILDRESS d PILLOW, Agents.
Oct. 30th 1874,
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COLUMBIA MARKET.
Office of EDsALL & BfCEwEN, /
Nov. 9Th. lS7i,

ONCE OF EDsALL. & btCEwEN,
Nov. 5th, 1874
BacOH-ShOulders, lets; sides, l6cts; hams
l7ctS.
Bttter-2O and 25c.
BeesIOdz-20c.
BEackiao- 90 p doz
Cotton to l215 cts. Dull
Cotton Seed-3Oc per 100 ms,
CorR-S0 per bushel.
Cogee-23 to Csc for Rio by Sack Laguira q
Java SIC.
Coal OiI-lIO test, 25a3Octs. per gallon.
CandIes-2212 @25c. 3 n.
E00s-l212 to 15c.
Nour-3.5O to 400 per 100 lbs.
Gin0e7-40@50c.
Hungarian Grass seed-175 to 200. a bushel.
Lard-I7 cents.
Lfme-25930c. D bushel,
MedL-S1. Is.
den syrup, Sl@l.25.
Pea Nuts-S0 to 80 cts. Dull.
Pepper-35@40c.
Rice-ll@l2c.
80 per Blu.
Satt-80O 825. for 7 bu; for 50 bushels, $3.50.
Soqp-l0915c.
SOda-l09l2c.
Suear-New Orleans, lO@I3c; Demerara, I4a
I5c; sugar, l2c1a crushed and granulated,
l3Gl4c.
TsqSIOO92.OO SD.
T1tLoto-6c. q h.
WooL-Dull at quotations, 20 toAO.
Whedt-S5c vG$l.O0.
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The number of acres of land listed
for taxation in 1874 iS,.................. 3756
Total valuation of which is............S 7,5i6Si9
Number of town lots in the county SS3
OF which Columbia Contains. 56S
the county ,s s s99O,773 90
iGmbia 49, ., 49, 566,57I 90
ty over exemption is.................... 1872 o.
real and personal is,..i....i.,......' IO,4ISIS
The average value of the Ia q as
SeSSed, per acre, is abOut.-............ 20 1914
Amount of State tax for 1874 is. Al ,972 s.
Amount of county taN,................. 2S,225 IL
property. -. -. ......... I5,927 Is
| School tax on polls, State and CO.,
| There is in the county 1892 white
| polls listed ond 2O9U coIored polls lO,S64 90
| listed.
| Schnnl o. 1N2 q
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DARN FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the farm up
on which he resides, containing 40S acres
l. situated in the cOdnty of Maury, 4 miles from
Columbia, on the turnpike road leading from
Columbia to Campbellsville. This ia psrhP pi
one of the finest improved and most desirable
country homes in the county Of Maury. There
are about 80 acres open land, the balance in
woodland or pasture. The improvements arc
first-class, consisting of large two-stOry brick
and most convenient,with handsome cut-stone
foundation, front porch, large kitchen, laun-
dry house, brick smoke house and brick ear
cabins for tenants, stables, cribs, COW shelters,
gin~houses and all necessary Improvements
to make it desirable as a frst-class farm; SUI
perabundance of water. a large cistern within
a few feet of the house, never-failing spring,
besides Bigby Creek running through the
place, For terms, ETC., apply to the under
signed upon the premises. "
, Sept 25-2m. j. MTNNICK WILLIAMS.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

ON Monday, 23d OF November, 1874, we
viii sell at the Court House door, In Column
bia, one hundred acres Of land, being the
North boundary of the tract owned by the
estate of Evan Young deceased; bounded
North by the lands of Mrs. G. A. WarfieId
and John NJ. Francis; East by WI. Moore:
South by the lands now owned by James n
Rankin; also at the same time and place,
two shares Of stock in the Central Turn
pike company, being 2-l0 OF said stock
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent cash, and
l and years, with interest at @ per cent
notes payable in bank, with two approved
endorsers. Lien retained until payments
are made. A. l.. PILLOW,
W, j. DALE,
oct23-tds Surviving Executors.
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Mr.. John w. Trotter, of Lewis coun-
ty, will please accept many thanks for
a bushel of excellent apples. Long may
you wave, friend TrOtter.
Amos Seely, a noted raiser of big
melons, cabbages, turnips, etc, brought
last Tuesday, turnip weighing six
pounds, a cabba ye head weighing eight
pounds and three~quarters, and nice
lot of second crop Early Rose potatoes.
Mr. L. c. Alexander has placed us
under obligations for large sweet pOta-
toes and a number of apples.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06

This association held their annual
meeting last Monday. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: ]. NJ williams, Presd't; DR.. j. Il.
Wilkes, Vice Pres't' Ii. p. Seavy, Sec'y
and Treas'r. The day appointed for the
annual hunt is Thursday, November,
18th. Capt. Geo. Campbell and Reese
Thomas are the captains of the two
squads. 1t is expected there will be
close hunting and sharp shooting on
that day. Saturday, the 18th inst, din
ner will be served at the restaurant of
J. r. Hodge Il Co, The club are prepar-
ing for pigeon match, which will take
place the last of this month, of which
the public will be notified in season to
witness the contest. II. p. SEAvY,
Sec'y.
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Miss jeanne Patterson will probably
favor our town with one of her readings
next week. She belongs to one of the
best families of Mississippi, and is
bravely seeking fame and fortune by
her own unaided efforts. She is brave
Southern girl, who is not ashamed or
afraid to earn her own living. We trust
our Columbia ladies will extend to her
the civilities which they know so we'll
how to bestOw.
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PERsONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mote Patton has returned from ClafkS-
vile, and Major Wilson Is happy, 10
% be. absent three weeks. he VIII hotIlS
III. friends at what time to meet MIN anu
his bride at the depot. 80 l., tour,
Dr John Moore. Of COvingtOn, was IN Town
asst tuesday. To look at John he don loo d,
Ike he dfd on the day the great DaI ne oi
AI',raSs.Is was fought. We hope our friend
Tohn will do well, for the man that co4I1
nurh so loud and carry as big knap-sack
As hc did, deserves to do we'll -, ,,,t
Can't John ID. Bennett an old ana prom
lcnt citiZen OF Franklin, was in town Mon
lay. .-o s,aod,, opd
lever Young gentlemen from Williamson
.nuuiy we're in town Tuesday,.
Rev. H. =. Bennett, of Nashville, was 70 u
own Yesterday. He is agent Tor the FISK
University.
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Removal,

W. r. Elan has removed his Queensware
and HOuSefurniShing Establishment to the
newly fitted up and comm diouS store house
East side Public Square, where in addition
to his usually full stock of goods in the way
of Household Merchandise, is now opening
for the fall trade one of the most complete
aSSOrtmentS of all articles in this branch OF
trade all of which he is Offering at prices to
suit the times. My old customers and
friends are invited to call at my new quar-
tiers. (Octl6tf) w. r. ELAN.
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Columbia District, Tennessee Confer
ence. First Round of Quarterly
RIaafinPS.

Pnce. Fist hOunU OF tuHFItFIy
Meetings.
Pulaski station, November 7, s.
CuIleoka Station, at Culleoka, November
IA, Is. .,,
RichIand Circuit, at Bethesda, November
2S, %. -,-..
Duck River Circuit, at Hurricane Switch
Mt. Pisgah Circuit, at Friendship, De
cember 10, 20. ,
Mt. Pleasant Circuit, at Bethel, December
MarceIIa Falls Miss, at Brick Academy
Neb0 and WilIiamsport Station, at vii
Transport, January 8, 10.
WELLBoRN MOONEY, p. E.
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Agency.

~ Having been appointed by the County
Council of Maury county, purchasing and
selling agent of the Patrons of Husbandry,
this will notify Patrons of this and adjoin-
ing counneS that am now prepared to
give prompt attention to all orders, either
buying or selling. b. A. ROGERS.
Office--At ]. NJ. Larl1ins Il Co.
Columbia, May %, IS74.-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Working Mans Ticket.

For Mayor-THOMAS f. BUTLER.
For Aldermen, First Wdrd-Theo. MpscOmb
Nat Holman, w. l.. Truet'.
Second Ward-Henry White, ]. Il. Wood.
side, VIM. Chaffin.
Third Wdrd-George Hodge, w. d. Trant-
ham, st. Ledger White.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 90 an persons 9th
er than depo-ltorS, who may have claims
against the FREEDMAN - SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY or any OF Its branches,
that they are called upon tp present the
same, and TO make legal proof thereof To
the Commissioners OF said Company At
Washington, ID. &. Pus~-bODlts, when prop
erly adjusted, viii De deemed sunciont
proof OF the balances shown thereof De-
pOsitors Will therefore present tlcir pass
books 10 the respective branches by which
they Were properly ryctidcd and balanced.
JNO a. j CRESWELL,
ROBERT PIRNlS,
r. Al. a. LEIPOLD,
August 2l-3m. Commissioners.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06

Mrs. S. e. Thompson, corner of North
HERALD printing office, is prepared to take
a few boarders. Can accommodate a gentle
man and wife with a nice room. Terms
reasonable. Oct92m.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06

Edward Sheegog, formerly of this town
has connected himself with the Jewelry
corner of Church and Summer Streets.
where he will be pleased to see his old
friends of Columbia and Maury. New goods
received every week, both handsome and
cheap. Oct3O-4w.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06

Anticipating change in our business,
we are now offering our entire stock at COST
FOR CASH! To those with ready money
this is rare chance for bargains.
Sept, lS.tf WI. DALE & Sons.
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For Mayor and Aldermen,

For MayOr-T. W. KEkSEE.
For Aldermen First Wdrd-G. b. Dodson
John L. Gartner. w. F.. Tucker.
Second Wdrd-J. T. Williamson, G. 7. Cha
fin, f. w. Gambell.
Third Wari-D. e. Helm, 1. NJ. Powell, q
d. Hodge.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06

Now is the time to furnish yourselves
with Carpets, Mattings, Window Shades,
Damask and Lace Curtains, Wall Papers,
MarSeailles Quilts, Queensware, etc, ALL
AT COST FOR CASH.
Sept. lS-tf, W,J.DALE Sous.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06

A lady who has taught successfully sever
al years, desires a situation in school or
family. Teaches English, French and
Music. References exchanged. Address
Mrs. NJ. G. HUME, RaccOOn Ford, Culpepper
county, Virginia. Oct23-3t
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MEDICAL CARD.

/ have this day associated with rue in the
practice of medicine, DIR. Robert Pillow
who VIII constantly be found at my ONCE
when not professionally absent. can con-
hdently recommend him to the favorable
consideration of the community as young
man eminently qualified to discharge the
duties of his profession,
April 3D., lS74-tf A I. PILLOW
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TO PUBLIC.

We take pleasure in announcing TO the
public that we are now in charge of the
Nelson House, and intend to spare neither
pains nor expense in making 1t attractive
In every respect. Our former business will
be carried on by Latta Brothers, whom we
recommend to our old patrons. In retiring
we can but tender oar sincere gratitude TO
our friends for their liberul patronage be-
slowed upon us in days gone by, and trust
they Will still remember us in our present
business. Respectfully,
oct. 2}d-tf MAYS 81 DODSON.
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n1s" Good ed-tickings, Bleached Domes-
ticsjust received at W. j. Philips. nOv6-lt
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To Hunters.

A fair and final notice, Twill prosecute TO
the fullest extent of the law all persons
fOund hunting on my farm during the day
or night, | mean what say this time.
toq23D DIR. w. II, BROWN.
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The blind Soldier.

We take pleasure in announcing that
Mr.. John H. Woodbridge, man who lost
both eyes in the battle OF Perryyille,
will be here and deliver a lecture Fri~
day night, the 18th inst. Mr.. Woodbridge
was brave, true soldier, and has adopt
ed this method to make living. We
hope the people columbia will express
their appreciation of this unfortunate
gentlemen bp giving him good house.
His subject is success in Life" and is,
we are informed, full OF humor.
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Call and examine the many new things
and useful articles at CLANS, and look at
his large stock of of Toys. OCt}O-2w.
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OurStock is fresh and reasonable, and will
be sold AT COST without reserve.
Sept lS.tf. w. j. DALE i SONs;.
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TO MY CUSTOMERS.

Intending to change my business, desire
everybody owing me to come forward and
make settlement. For the next 20 days
will sell CedaT-ware, Oysters, Canned Goods
etc, at cost for cash.
Oct. 2}d-3t. j. d. WRIGHT.
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I AND SALE,

| will sell on the LIST day of December,
1874, on the premises, SIX miles south OF CO.
iumbia, on the n. & ID. r. r., near HurrI-
cane, Maury Co., TO the highest bidder, ON
"a credit of one and two years. the tract of
land owned by John ID. Love, decd, orig
inally containing G36 acres, now divided In
to convenient tracts in size from 25 to 20
acres. Note and two approved securities re-
CURED and alien retained on the land till
paid FOR. For plat or any Information in
regard to said lands, apply to 10. Love on
the premises. The above lands are sold for
division among the legatees.
10. LOVE,
october l6th-decl. Agent for heirs.
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Trade Cards

desirable family residence. For partic-
ulars apply at Rains Drug Store. Oct3O-tf
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BB- The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock
of Boots and Shoes will be found at w. j.
Philips. nov6-lt.
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S. =. FISHER,
| NSOLVENT NOTICE.

Having this day suggested the in-olvency,
OF VIM. Brazier, decd, 10 the Clerk Of tho
County Court of Maury county. Tenn, no.
tice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate 10 file them duly
authenticated with the Clerk Ofthc County
Court on or before the 2Sth day of January.
fS75, for pTorata distribution, or the same
will be forever barred. T.. II. BItAZtER,
October 23d, 1874, Executor
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A splendid small farm of u acres 10 miles
from Spring Hill; well improved. For terms
and particulars apply to b. A. Rogers or J..
g. HOrsley. nov. 6-tf.
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For Sale.

Rs- For the best bargains in Goods and
Clothing, examine w. j. Philips New
Stock. nOY6-lt
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Hickey y FLEMING.
DEALERS IN

We are now prepared to sell CHEAPER
AND BETTER COAL than has heretofore
been sold in this market, and will be glad
for all persons, wishing to-purchase, either
by car or in small quantities, to give us q
call. Orders will be filled promptly at all
hours of the day, If left in the box at the
law office of Hickey & LOoney, Chancery Of
flee or with Mr.. Sewell, at the Coal Yard at
the Depot. Terms cash on delivery.
October ID, 1874 HICKEY & FLEMING
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The cheapest Dress Goods in Tennessee
can be found at
October 2d-tf. A. RosENTHAL 4 BRO.
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Wheat Fan for Sale
Roarders Wanted.

a "Unlversal Wheat Fam" the best that
is made, for sale. Apply to
VAUGHN & BARKLEY,
Sept. 25-tf. Columbia, Tenn.
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The best and cheapest Ladies' Shawls can
be found at
October 2d-tf. A. RoSENTHAL Il BRO.
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Toilet Sets, in new and pretty designs, at
ELAM's. OCt3O-2w.
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Enr Rent.

pg- Bed Blankets, very low, at w. j.
Philips. nov6-lt
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STENCIL PLATES
For marking

For marking
Clothing, BOOKS, Etc, and. Key Checks,
Trunk Plates and Baggage Checks,
Made to order by s. f. FISHER, Columbia.
Also, large Stencil plates for marking boxes,
barrels, etc. Price of small name plate,
Brass, 80 cts; price of small name plate,
German Silver, 20 cts; with address extra,
20 cts. oct23-11w.
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For MaVor and Aldermen,

Eor. Mayor,-EDWARD KUHN.
For Aldermen, First Ward,
THEo. LEPSCoMB, w. J. ANDREWS, JNO. I.
GARTNER.
Second Ward,
]. 7. WILLIAMSON, j. MORT HODGE, ED. W.
GAMBLE.
Third Ward,
I. b. RAINS, |, M. POWELL, q. u. HODGE.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06

The frequent explosions of coal oil lamps
have induced us to take special pains to
procure an oil which we can recommend as
entirely safe. The price per gallon will be
10 cents higher, but we think the sense offs Sc
curity will more than compensate for the
extra cost. Every barrel will be tested be-
fore any OF the oil is sent out.
Oct 23d-tf. T.B. RAINS & co.
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Business Notices.
Great Slaughter.

W. J. Philips is offering lot of good Boots
carried over from last season at less than
cost. nov6-lt
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A dwelling house, suitable for small
family. (nov6-tO w. +. PHILIPS.
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nh HOUSES for SHE
sis.MA OR r 1GNT.
j. Ii. STEELE.
$50.

Lost between Columbia and Ashwood one
Solitaire Diamond Ring, civilian and Re
becca" engraved on the insipe The above
reward will be paid for the delivery of the
ring at this office. oct23-tf
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WARE = HOUSE.

Ihave purchased the Waro-House and cot
ton Shed, near the Depot, aud am prepared
to store largo quantity Of cotton, or other
produce, at low prices, (say cotton at 2irts per
bale month no extra charResl / will also
keep at the store Of Mr.. j. j. Wilson, tho best
tail at Nashville Wholesale prices. Cash for
cotton seed.
BEN II. PLCKARD.
Oct Both 1874
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Pretty bridal presents at ELAM's.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-04
Tho Oregon Election.

SAN FRtsCI,ca, June The election in Orc
gon Monday WAS inr Governor tor a tcfm ot
four yosrS, SGprtme Court Judges and Con
gres,ional representative, who VIII be the first
member elecied 10 the lower House oi the iorty
fourth CongIess. There Were three tickets IA thu
Held. For Governor the Candidates Were, Laity
cite +. GroYer, democrat, Thomas +. Campbell,
independent, and }. [. Folmsn, republican. For
Congress, George \. la Dow, democrat; L. W.
Davenport, independent, and Richard Williams,
republican. The returns received last night indI-
cate the is-elettlon Of Grovrr ior Governor hy
small plurality The independent candidates ior
j .srs of the Supreme Court Were elected be-
yund doubt. The friends OF Williams, repubh-
can clndIdato tnr Congress, clam hIs election
The result cannot he certainly known Tor several
days. oId party lines were newer more COM
plrtely ignored ia Oregon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-04
For the Gazette.
Our Next Governor.

The political arena which but Il few weeks
ago was awe with tho ,.iy OF candidates
for Gubernatorial hOnOrs has siTmered down
10 a peaceful calm. It's now clearly manifest
To a.! who watch the current of po tical opin
ion, that VIM. Bright, Enq +, of the chg OF Will
inington, viii bo the coming mar. Indo; I,
l doubt If he Is not more popular, even in the
lower counties than any other candidate the
party can nominate. think the parry will
reaiize IN him the requirement O. tho Utl
Jefersonian docti nc, 'lS he competent: Is he
hOnfStn
It's dthcnlt Tor the oppOsl on to lind ho nest
anu capable men In their OWL party, to I'LL the
local Offices with efficiency, honesty and ability
We have an nnreahty which leaves in the
shade the nodesty of truth, and states nothing
% II Is, and everything P' II Is not A large
| number Of honest and well disposed Republi-
cans haveiopeniy avowHd their intention OF
voiing with the Democrats. and more especi al.
~ II Nj Bright Is nominated n candidate with
such an honorable record, without blot or
STAN, would be the means at eectlng the
whoio Democratic ticket.
Let us bo wise IN our deliberations and de
tefiniaed IN our exeriiou to preserve our hbar
ty lot Us not follow the dictates OF passion, bur
enlist ourselves under the sacred banner OF
| reason, and use every honorable means IN our
power 10 secure our rights. In order to secure
Inc enus fJiisticS IL would be we'll Tor the del
egates from New Castle county, To unite on
MT. Bright, In whose integrity, ability and
| honesty or purpose the people have the utmost
| The nomination on the first ballot, and New
| Castle County, Will secure the Governorship
| which 1t has long been deprived OF
l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-04

SUGAR AND RICE CRoPs.-lt nov seems
to ie pretty geueraiy conceded that the dis
aSteIs Ia tue sugar, rlcs and cotton gro pa IN
the >outh " III not be- a. serious as was first
suspected. lu most oi tue large cotton nls-
trl.ts Tho water has sufficiently sub sided TO
a Low !opIantiug To commence. lfthe new
plant can ba got IN by the 18th OF June tho
prospact will bs encouraging. The rich
slIuvial deposit will strengthen and hasten
the growth both of the cana and cotton
plant. Rice, OF cOnrss, will not bo greatly
injured il tho large volume OF water Is
spte.llly removed iromlt. Precisely such "A
e,nditlon oil ihing prevailed In 1858 and 1859
and cotton crop of lhoso years are without
precedent In extent of yield and tirmness oi
texture.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-04
D. ath from Trichins,

OF ONE or THE vICIIMs--HIs
FLESH FILLED WITH WORMS.
Yesterday post mortem examination Of the
body OF George Cordes, who died en- Sunday,
was made bv DR. H. c. Orth. who took small
particles OF ilesh from the abdomen, aIapbrsgm
and muscles o. the legs and arms, These were
subjected 10 microseopical scrutiny and found
to contain mvriads oil living and moving trich-
ma. Last night We hal the privilege Of Inspect
ing a number of the worms taken from The d,a
phragm through Dr., 0rth's poseflul mic oseo orr.
They could be seen distinctly moving like rhakts
One al them, which hal tecome detached froin
the ilesh looked like boa constructor. In "A
space III aDant an eighth of an inch square, the
doctor conntcd sixty live trichinG There are no
doubt mllions uf the worms in young Cories'
holy. HrtisbnJ Patriot, JHf /.