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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14
Saturday, August ID, IT,
at 9 o'clock p. M,

10 select five delegates 10 represent the couh-
" in the Republican State convention to be
held al Columbus, Ohio, on 7aes'Lry, Slt. ?,
1874. and to select delegates 10 aCongrcssion-
al Convention, 10 be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
come before it.
In such Convention each township will be
entitled 10 one vote for every ten votes cast
for Governor Noyes in 1873, and an addi-
tional vote for each fraction Of five OF over,
giving Allen ), Amanda 8, BiglIck 8, Blanch-
ard 10, Cass z, Delaware 12, Eagle Z, Find
lay 4s, Jackson 6, Liberty II, Marion 8,
Madison ,, Orange 6, Portage 2, Pleasant 10,
Union 8, Van Buren 3, Washington 10.
The several townships are requested TO
send full delegations.
BY order Of Committee.
J. NJ HUBER, Sec. o. J. DEWOLFE, Chm
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

VOTE against licensing trafhe which
DESTROYS GO. 900 human beings annually
and the State should brand as a crime
rather than eondone it by granting it Ii
ceuSe
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14
CINCISSATI rO COLUMHUS,
Findlay Branch.

FISDLAY TO CAKEY.-TTainsl leave FIndiay
As am, 9.lJ M, LIS m. arrive in CAREY
at 5.lD am, l0-lj am, and - D m.
CAREY TOFINDLAY.-Trains leave Carey al
$50 am, lD. % am, and ~ pm. arriving at
Findlay AT TO am, n .4jani. and ~ pm.
Meals Nos. 8 and 10 run daily. al other
trains daily except Sunday.
Through coaches ON Nos. Sand q, betwrru
Sandusky and Cincinnati. Sleeping cOschtA
on Moss and 10 between Sandusky and TIN
cinnati- Nos. l3, ~, "a and Is Iun thrDlt IA
between COlum bus and Cincinnati.
CHAS INWARD, As. Supr.
II ". BitDNION, GenI Ticket Agt.
GEO. +. BENEDICT GenT Manager.
SPECIAL SO1ICE
On and after June lst, ls7f, an aisiit iHIsaI
Passenger Train viii be Iun ON Friday. a. G.Jl-
lows, viz:
Leave EindIay. 9.IO p. M; Leave Vanlue. J.0
Arrive at Carey, lgl0.
RETURNING.
Leave Carey. lO.zT q. m. Leave Nanlue, I n:
Arrive at FindlSy, II 10
This Train will enable Pa senKers FROM Fin
dlay To make close con nectiOn 10 Carey Wifh
our Niget Exp for all SDtheTn Points. VIII
also enable Passengers from Cleveland and the
East 10 reach Fiudlay the same evening.
Eo-New and elegant Sleeping Coaches at
ttC.i'd 20 Night TX press TiatHs.
q. +. BENEDICT,
General Manager.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

PARTIAL returns from the Nineteenth
District render it certain that Gen. Gar
field will be renominated. Two years
ago Garfield had majority of 10, 935,
and his election is certainty.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14
Full delegation.

Full delegation. 10Y
l. b. MASSEY,
HOMER EVERETT,
o. J. DEWOLFE,
III. J. PETTINGER,
W. b. WOLvERToN.
Republican Committee of the Tenth Con
gressiOnal District of Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

THE Cincinnati Gdzette, OF recent
date, speaking of tie White mans par
tv in the South, says:
Human nature is not changed i'll the
South by the formation of II white mans
party. The self-protecting power of the
ballot is not so easily dispatched The
men who have votes cannot be put
down. The ballot will be sure IN the
end to secure TO the colored people due
consideration. 1t will not be long be
fore the politicians that are now leading
the white mans party will be as much
troubled by that record "a a multitude
of native politicians were by their con
nection with the Know-Nothing party.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14
REPUBLICAN,
Mass Convention!

The Republican Electors Of Hancock
County, are requested to meet in Mass Con
yention at the Court House, in Find!ay,
Ohio, on
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

But | do not vote to license the sale
of liquor 10 drunkards, says one. Bet
ter far for community if you did The
habitual drunkard is of but little use TO
society. In fact, he not only becomes
a burden TO society, but a curse to him
self. He can well be spared Fill up
his cup. The grave is his only refuge
from the gibes and sneers of this world.
But spare us our boys. They are grow
ing up for future usefulness. They are
the hope of our nation Can you vote
TO put the poison within their reach. !.
Reflect and as you hope for mercy here
after, do not this terrible wrong.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

IT is wonderful how willing those who
favor license are to deal in statistics, so
long as such statistics are favorable to
their side of the question. Hon. A. NJ.
jackson took a very small amount of
statistics and spread them over several
columns of a newspaper, and the license
journals reproduced them all over the
State as sound logic But let an anti
license man venture upon the statistical
plan of argument, and he Is gravely in
formed by the Cincinnati Gazette that
he chooses the figures that are convent
ent-" Statistics are good enough so long
as they can be tortured to uphold the
doctrine taught by the license men, but
they are utterly useless in the hands OF
those who oppose license.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14
NOTICE.

CAREY, o. July 2 lSsL
i. A ,.,,,,, ,r,. hereby cautioned not to buy
n or tradr for each or either OF the following
described proIs ui~~OTy notes Two, y callInS
Tor fUo tb0fls and dollars $3.50 each, datesi
lime al III BGade PAYABLE 10 AdsnBe L
Bullock or bearer, aud -ign-d By IanIel Carr
and Gideon Clos. tor We shstl! hot pay I salu
been obtained through fraud, InlssTs
tiOn or forgery. slDEorS
July y, y. DANIEL ann
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14
REPUBLICAN DELEGATE CONVEN
TI0N.

A Delegate Convention Of the Republi-
can Electors Of Hancock County will be
held at the Court House, in Findlay, on
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

Let us see; the Democratic party is
the party of reform. There are six
counties in Ohio where the peculiar
beauties of that kind of reform have
been tested to the extent of nearly half
a million dollars of the peoples money.
The bright and shining pyramid of re-
form, as it is understood by the Demo
cratic County TreasurerS, looms up lone
ly and grand as follows:
DARKE. S31. 900
AYNE SJ3 OgO
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

WV o. FFG DIR SET FOR LAKGE oCASTITf
THE IMPH OVEMEST consists Of positive
l feed 81 ec instructed that you can regulate
= OF WIN "a and three bushels OF oats IN an M
II art witite ut any extra gears OF ciiahse Oi
,..arS This j. accomplished by an adjustable
r,stary DIS, N The feed cup. and 80 arranged
'uat all the tesdfrs are 81 70 NsoIk Al once "
iu .-y 40 Tilz the in1ict'"l w @ Ii ne ~,
,d- nelrt Ess ecge,s,re all fastened On the shafL
ai.d moved IafteraIiy TO vary the space be-
vHic.i vsr! - tIE flow OF seed a. may BE- requi-
r. l- FRO - Tie tact that they are all fastened
o" ths -; inc shaft, When one y NOV they re
move a % ose,l :ently ths CT anBe J. UNIFORM
iff -IttIs f5ss.eTs- You need NOT Change a peek
.. '.IicT. DUt CID y a liie a. o. pita-..-
s-rE "a mt. or less u you desire Ine feeder
j. 60. .ra H. and siuln Ie that We think no farmer
EtiI 10 uue.s-r'i. trss HLd appreciate lis adj
nag f.-2. = It - just what farmers have been
:s u.s. - t"@'sntiy VII iOvtr'isnge Of gears
ygh4t Farm ers Say OF It.
" gy a, SEE IL sye I Is5essons IKE
uOy :'-ss-.-r e, hat ant y :. We are tired Of
ctrI ytLg - - any g-ai : anu thsn nase 70
suit we ,ts.i mast haV IL - II IL easily
reg ll.,ts-i-l 20 vary just - little as please"
IA s-..ss-iV -st u - S-itllouL making mi
TAX F-'f.E n ever saw any hing lees as even
TINS a. , IS E.-.sniar tram Of water: -
s-t - ~ "a e. IN. Mt al hyT; ;1o1y O1lS
and si.UveT -s-G and Jheu il does i 10 nicely:
IL O. erqiislv do beat them all There il
SFf r.tls-iau la 49, ug such "a DTili.' such are
10 > frur. ion which farmers make when
IL Ev see th. F'@ed-aud tiiey are not mistaken
S-e ak y.'u - examine II. and We feel conf
e a.tt1 ~ Won will o. suited There are many
o fa.ef rssHadle 1mpTOyIpents On The Buckeye
3 ~ rCund on any other Drill
1-1rSaIe by
JOHN RUTHRAUFF
,n,,asm Findlay, Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-14

r / IL / T. l. -. = s'ror'''--
There are other counties yet 10 hear
from. Meantime let us be thankful that
the pure and noble Democracy remains
to save the country.-CIeceiGHd Led'ter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
WI I'M MN M.N e R QlE2 e,
X. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
"Wednesday Morning, Jan. 81, 1874
InlpGigra:lon,

We publish this morning an al-
dress from tho Fairfield Immigration
Society, and commend it to tne con.
sidcration Of our citizana. Every
person interested in this matter
should join the Society. Iho time
for planting is nearly arrived, and
farmers Wishing Immigrants should
procure them Immediately, There
are two societies already organ lied in
This Statc--the German Society Of
Charleston, and the Palmetto immi.
grafton Society, Of which Roy. Til
man Il. Gaines is Agent. The Gorm,
cr introduces immigrants for twelve
dollars each, The latter for twenty
dollats. The expenses therefore of
bringing immigrants On is comrara.
lively light. We hope to sec our
citizcns taking action Immediately.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
Texas.

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
" hat this Means,

The Texas election has hccn d..
clarcd unconstitutional by the Rali-
cal Supreme Court. Gov. Davis tclc
graphcd to his Imperial lIighnoas for
support against the Damocracts. In
reply, President Grant sent the fol-.
lowing dispatch:
"Io Govc"n = Dopis, .Iustin, Ycyag :
'Hour dispatches aud letters re-
citing the action Of thc Slpr,rc
Court of Texas in declaring the la;c
election unconstitutional, and asking
the use Ct troops to prevent arnrc.
hcndcd violence, arc received. The
call is not made in acoor,'ance with
tho Constitution Of the United States
and the Acts Of Congress under IT,,
and cannot, therefore, be granted. -
The Act of the Logislaturn of Texas,
providing for the recent election, hay.
ing received your approval, and ooth
political parties having made nomna-
tions, and having conducted roiii.
cal campaign under it. provisions,
would it hot be prudent, as we'll rs
right, to yield to the verdict Of The
people rs expressed hy their hailor* 2"
u. ). GRANT.
a year ago, u division Of t:ooIs
would have been sen. down, ana
Davis enthroncd in power. Eut the
Radical Bclshazzrrs see Il myalcriou,
writing on the wall, and their kuccs
arc shaking. Tho hour Of rclcmp-
tion is ut hand.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

The name "caucus," is said to have
originated in the last century from
The meeting of ."calkcrs" in Boston.
then tho great place of shipping and
shipbuilding. and their assemblies
finally camo to be donominatod "cau.
cusses-"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
Foreign Intelligence.

The Spanish government is conf.
dent that Cartogcna will surrender in
few days.
The war in Achccn continue The
Dutch troops have achieved bril-.
liant victory over the Achccnsc.
The French Ministers have with.
drawn their designations, vote of
confidence in the government hay.
ing been adopted by tho Assembly.
iho recent elections in Germany
for Rcichstog were largely in favor
OF tho National Liberal Party,
especially in Bavaria, Wurtembery
and Baden.
The Americans and tho Spaniords
OF Cuba arc on good terms again
admiral Scott and staff have visited
captain General Jovcllar and the
Admiral of the Spanish fleet. Their
, S'sl.s nave been returned, and there
salutcs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

Newport, Il. l., hasa Samson WHO
has ;h"nldorcd an anchor weighing
iv" hundred and fifty 'poanIs and
carried it four hundred Yards,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
A New COubuslibic.

n belgian peasant made some
tlpo ago the extra ordinary liscove.
ry thnt earth, coal and soda, mixed
up together would burn US we'll and
better han any other combnstiblr,
ana the fact has since been proved
beyond q doubt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
Tho Taxpayers Convention.


charleston on the 18th. On the
18th, l. mass meeting was held in
Columbia, which passed unanimously
70 s,,l,.;o,. !, f,,ar ,e A.. ....S',y, I,
i,,.,','>,. =, w., p''po'eu
o0"'cn''o"' oc'o''' OF inc Speakers
were III favor OF pctitioning for a
military government.
We arc in favor Of the Convent;or.
: ", t., = of x,,,. ,,o.,.,..
:. wy '',"s ~
" ''' '"' s''N"' '''' IL VIII DO 10
S""i-that the y nth "'il not regard
us. |" answer to ,hio, we tuLi ia an
extract Fl ON the New York Doro,,
which i, h,, sr,c;,., or ,,.,,'
| o'."'" VI '"''S
o ''' ~. "'''. "'|'' '' "N&"S ny lead"
ING mi"aS ~ tue No!th. As III"
Herald puts il mpie torcih!y then
we c,ul.;. we quote f,om :, |,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
Tho Taxpayers Convention,

mittco OF the TaXpayo,s Conycn~
ton 'n"t il Hh'r."~,Yn on tnc 18th
and resolved - oa,! + r,rctirg Of tie
Convention in Fo'nmh!a on tie l7th
"f Ech:u"ry, TIE n"y b f..rc tLc
mccu9H OK ,ha S,:ni" orange in that
city. IN or3e' II incrcn>c the NUN
brrs Of the Non'cnii"m, each County
Is requested TO arnA a. 'u.ny new
delegates, III addition to .huac al
ready chosen, rs there are mvmhcrs
! in thc lover house uf the I.,.i,Ia.
tue.
y marS mco'irG iS 10 be hcid IL
each Con"'y on >%'c day in February,
t. &i"ct these d"iagntt!. r4ir!iulu is
entitled 90 thrac new delegates. We
believe that Gcn. John Eratton and
Maj. I. W. Woodward are the dele.
Sttci who were nhcscn three years
ago
The cali OF tH:a Convention is the
hrst act in the new drama. Let it
De ioiio"c! by rou>lng County meet.
'n@s ever TIC whole State, and let
goo" m"n be sent as Delegates. This
Is n'attor ct l:.a and death. The
honest ""h and rHtliot has 40 ether
alternative than & lag aside al! bu,i..
ness fox day and come aul add his
preac"co ANA i"tnrnrH to the present
mo; e'h"h'. 70" !HnG ha"o The pco-
''' *""i'c" th'S "ho!""a!" wantor
''"rcry. iy th'ir &nrincncsa anl
apathy they nave contributed largely
to their own destruction. 1t is high
time they were waking.
Sitting Il hHmc, hroo,!ing over mis-.
fortune, t&"y have fo,4o,rnr their
"%n 5'rrngr;,, niA o;u,yl ,Ic /; ;.Iical
r'n1 t. nave contempt ior il >i,mp
son, wh,n >lcr,i, il the "a; .: Dc.
l''"A """ "4"'i son %iil', hu. ia hi'
s'""'h"r i" ""S Shorn ri has strength
~ al '">''''oAs co"my. 50 :Ha tax
payers a''I property i'"iiHfS, in their
despair lave Suffered " r'"A:"iy c"c-
Hiy {" '"o'o"th upon them. Every
year, '''''F' have bee" pat forth in
'He "h"l'o ot n"c"nti.niiona( meas"
"''S' III = lA"S& measures, b9i"G quiet
!, ,;,iin ti,rl T., l,,, ,,r,,,r,l a.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

i"rthor outrage they will go TO tho
'e"G'h Of supporting u monarchy if
!hat Will bring :hcn relief. There
Is d strong proba bil,ty that Grant will
IN two yoara be as warmly supported
hy the S'uth, as was bis competitor
Horace G'celcy, year ago.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

"A fellow, who is nearly as big a
bore as tho lloosac tunnel, was tell.
ing in our Office tho other day of n
song that always carried him away.
Quadrat, looking around, gontly in.
CURED If any one present could sing
that song.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
}MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Pc9,tvia,e Syrup, u P,'otcct-
GN SotHtio,a Of the PyotoDide OF
IRON, is SO combined as to h0Uo
the character Of an 0Iillcnt, as
cdGiIy 0iycSteE U71d uSsinaiE0tcG
avitt The blood NS the Si1nDlcst
food. 1T increases the q,t0Rtity
Of .Nutatrc'S OV11 TituIi@inV
agent, IRON in the blood, anil
cares NfhoatS0,lG u.s." si1aDIY
T0ni1D up, ,IDUi00roting I,aH
tit0tiSiHy the iSySicNa. Tie en-
2rChcd 12tG Uit0ti&ctt blood per-
9ncutcS cCcry part the OOdYe
2'cD0iring damages N1.G qUusfc.
GcU3CHiRJ 0at m0rbiG Sccrc-
lions, <;ls1 Tearing nothing for
WScHSc to jecH 7tl}0n.
TniG as the secret Of the aUO1-
dc,JUt success Of ibis 7'cu1cHy IN
Curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhna, Boils, Observation-Disclosures,
Chills and 'cvcrs, Numors,
Loss of Constitutional vigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
d'ed GW diseases oriOin0tinD i7s
U d0d state Of the blood, OF nc-
-conp0,,ic1 6y dcbiIity On. q loao
state ofMe systcm. Bci'tg free
5rCm -dic0hoI, i3e Nny FORM, ito
encrOi@iHO effects are not fol-
toaOca. dy corresponding 9'cuc-
Aon, d't are 7,cI:m0,,cnt, i,,5it-
eng. strc'l0th, TiDor, ttpG 7lc,v
Nfc INTO nt parts offhc sUsfcU1.
01!n u"itdi'ty atlD an -I,'oia CON-
GtitMti0N.
IMous0nds haze been cha,,gcz
OD Mc WSe Of this 7'cmetly, fjono
a0e0hc, ,sichty, s'&f'eri,eg crcu-
t'u'es. to strong, hcoltRy, u,,E
HU1)py men N11tG qUon1c,I; and
!,sOattds cannot ta'ens07e06Lu hes.
atate to DiVc dt q t,iu1.
see that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP d1o,o,s 4,s the glass.
Pamphlets I1rcc.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Proprietors,,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
BOLD ny DRUooIsTs GENEnALLY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01
DLII-"ZETi"

Nothing 10 do !-ah. this is not 60 =!
There are none indeed who have Rvthing ~ DO.
There work for all. wherever We Etg's "A
That should be done, and well done too
w may not tOil for daily bread
We may not work Tor u pittancc pav,
Nor need we own brown stone front.
STRIVING to keep it from day to jay
We may be rich so rich indeed
That want could Dever come near our door
Hut even the richest have more the need
To work. and by work. serve tod the more:
There are poor to take care of. but oh how few
Perform that duty. Just a. they might
Ana things The poorest ot the poor might DO.
And dong them feel that they were right.
TO serve tod truly. is work for man
In tins lIie where temptations daily renew;
And all oi us. trying, assured can.
IL try with will, find something to do =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01
RAIL ROAD PROPERTY
on the Eastern Shora of Maryland. 10 vii

on the Eastern Shors of Maryland. 10 wit:
All that Rail Roai ehurtered by Act of General
Assembly OF Maryland on 2iSt March 1867 number
cd Charter Il. among tho published Laws of Mary =
of 1867, and called the queen Anne's d. h ent Hail
Road, tog ether with all the Estate, Property.
Franchises. Rights and Privileges attached, be-
longing or appurtenant thereto:
This road. built from Massey's junction. Kent
County. to Cenirevire. Queen Annes County. IS.
including sidings. about miles in length, and in
hue running condition. is eonnected with Dela-
ware kailrord at Townsend by Townsend Brane b
of Delaware hailr"ad. and thence by Del: H. k.
with the r. W. Il Is. Il. X. at Wilmington. Del.
Massey Junction is also u station on Bombay
Hook Railroad. connected on one hand with V inc
ihe other with X ont RAILROAD, now being extended
TO Chesapeake By. and to be connected with
Baltimore City BY steamers.
lhis road is located in the midst of highly pro
dactive, rapidly improving, fruit growing and
grain. Cattle and timber bearing country.
six miles additional oi road. provided for in its
charter, will connect II with Queenstown On. Ches-
ter River. opening up to 1t tue Chesapeake Bay
and its trlbuts ries, and three hours steamboatiag
will connect it with baltimore City.
Trains arc daily runLing ON the road, with con-
stantly increasing trade ani travel. In the hands
Of parties able to develop its resources it will be
a desirable purcheso And inv esiment.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ona fourth in cash on dav
OF sale residue in three equal lnsiallments OF |,
and years therefrenl bearing per cent interest
aud secured by bonds or notes Oh purchisers win
Estimat Cd number of acres condemned, 30; es
timatei qusntity OF iron ot best quality. 20 tes
mostly white oak 57U; chairs 9a2 lot OF u on I'D
at Centreviile. engine and depot houses lots and
depot houses at Canyilles. Prices Cox's Sudlers
vile, Milllngton and Massey. one engine com
paIatiyelv new Turn table. Hat car: water tank
aud pump, tools. hand cars diakeys. frogs. switch
es, spikes. scales. &c.
Purchaser entitled to possession on satisfactory
'A'"A kTCHAaD b. CARMICHAEL.
/ WASHINGTON FINLEY,
JOHN h. EMORY,
Trustess.
J. d. BRows. Attorney.
Centreville. Queen Anne's Co.. Md.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01

Ii has been SAID that every man comforts him
sell with the ASSURANCES that there a.e Two thing,
he Gun aeco.np lash Whenever be irels lhclined-
rive np the use of tobacco and Learn Fl each.
lie may never have felt the inclination, bus
he iltiirrs himself he has en )ugh la;eat moral
strength 10 accomplish his purpose whenever
oircuin nJtauces may call for the effort Ii may
inlerts: those who contemplate learning French
al smoe undecided aud remote period to know
tha, only 80 works OF any language need be
learned to enNble The learner to make hiu sell
understood with tolerable freedom. 1t ia also
said that the agricultural laborers in England
use a vocabulary containing onIy 450 word,
and tud this limited number ffcieuily ample
for their daily wants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01
a MURDERER MURDERED.
TnE LAST TRAGEDY IN TESSEssIE-MURPHI's
TERRIBLE CRIME AND DEATH

NARInLE, Ma &C. a mau named Murphy.
claiuuus 10 have come from Dover, SttwaI
county, Tennessee went 10 "A farmer house III
Upton county. Yesterday. and onI Mr.. Milton
Donalson'~ head open with an axe, killing her
Instantly. lie also cut two great ga-Air4 IN the
head oi Il negro servant girl who subsequently,
gave the alarm.
Murphy was caught, aud confessed the cutting
OF lhe uegrcss. bus dru,ed the nusder oi Ml-
D.naldsun. lie was shot last night by citiz.ns
b guilt being fully established. lie had intend
ed 10 rob Mrs. Don,ld,uns sale which he sup
posed contained 3 900 The negtess cannot
survive her wound.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01
BusH's
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves ID wharf above Chestnut street. Philadel-
pnia, daily &c D. m, and French street wharf
WilminKton. at d D. N, Freight handled cafetAlly