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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
In White Clay Creek Id.

=, By virtue Of an order of the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County. made the Seventh day
oi sehptem6ep hn a; Ph;, lsa viii be exposed to
John II. Lewis. called Deer Park UoteI
IN the town Of Newark. Delaware. on
MONDAY. the 26th day of OCTOBER. A. ID
1874. at II O'Clock. A. M.
The following described lands and tenements
being the Real Estate late of Hiram Austin.
All that lot OF land. beginning for the zane
at new set stope on tho north side of the
pser ior STEPHEN ,bd T. Ghoate. and running
west, S'3 feet inches to a sione-also a cor
ner for said Choate. and is li1e Of land of
frederick i A: Curtis; thence by his line porth
to aaSther end eoSper hs fol- ,sS dSTTS East 70
Of John W.. Choate, and thence by said John
"; Choste's land South four degrees East
SSs feet inches, ihe2ss by The North side Of
eight degrees. West " feet to the place OF be-
ginning. be the contents more or less, 49,,
Wlth frame Dwelling. Stabling and 40
opMtibuild ngs thereon erected. nm
The above premises are ordered by ll
The Court to be sold rree md clear of dover
And 1t is ordered that the purchaser or pur-
ehasers thereof. be and appear at tho next Or
Enans aan, COZ court ior new Castle county, that the
premises sold pursuant to said order he. She
or they with sufficient surety or sureties 10 he
approved by the Court. entering into recog-
nizance to the State. to be taken and aeknow
lodged IN said Court, in penal sum to be
determined by the said Court, with condition
to pay 10 the parties entitled. severally. their
executors administrators or assigns respectiye-
ly. their Just and proportionate shares of tbe
sald purchase money. with interest from such
time as the Court may determine, in mannar
and form as may. by the direction Of the aid
Court be prescribed and appointed in said con.
dition. "'u 'oh-
made known at the time and place afopa.aii' ai,e
by CHARLES b. LORE. Esq Trustee,
~. Or by his Attorney
oct2wts Clerk of the Orphans Court
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When it is remembered that the pro-
posals for altering and rebuilding the
Court House in New Castle county were
$4,000, the cost of the very handsome
and imposing structure of Kent coun-
ty, to which correspondent refers, ap-
pears quite small.
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Miss CUsHMAN takes her leave Of the
stage this autum, and will act in New
York as Queen Katharine, Meg Merrilies
and Lady, Macbeth. 1t is also doubtful
II she Will read again after this winter,
except 1t may be on very rare occasions
and for special purposes.
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We have received another letter from
Mr.. Maris which will appear tomorrow.
1t came too late for this issue. In the
meantime We call attention to the re-
marks Of Scrutiny" in another col
umn.
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Democratic Nominations.
County Ticket.
For Sheriff-WM.tH LAMBS0N.
For Coroner-RICHARD GROVES.
STATE SENATORS.

STATE SENATORS.
White Clay Creek Hd., JAMES H. RAY
Appo9u inimink, HENRY DAVIS.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Brandywine HID, SAMUEL HANBY.
Wilmington, ISAAC c. PYLE.
Mill Greek, THos. L. j. BALDWIN.
New Castle, THos. HoLcoMB.
Red Lion, THos. BIRD.
st. Georges, HENRY A. NowLAND.
Pencader, WILLIAM p. BIoas.
LEVY COURT coMMIssT oNERs.
GEO. d. MEDILL, of Mill Creek HID.
VIM. L. WIER, White Clay Creek.
WIN. X. BRIGHT, Red Lion.
VIM. Polk, st. Georges.
JAMES G. WILSON and
SAMUEL ROBERTS, Appoquiuimink Hid.
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OrpICK OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD Co.
Lover. Del. Oct. 18th. 1874.

rINO TIE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE DEL
l. AWARE RAILROAD COMPANY. -
Stockholders Of tho Delaware railroad Com
pany will be held ut Dover. on THURSDAY.
the 9Th day Of November. 1874. at 30 o'clock.
=. N f9r the purpose OF considering the
tween the Delaware Raiiroad Company and
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Raiiro,d Company. providing for the guaran.
tee by the latter Company of an issue of
Bonds to the amount of six hundred and
fifty thousand dollars (S650.0 % proposed to
be made by tho Delaware Railroad Company
and secured by mortgage on the road. for the
purpose Of providing means to pay the loans
falling due July LIST, 1875. ana also tor the pur.
pose Of ratiiying the proposed extension OF
the lease to the philadelphia. wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company. .as pro-
vided tor in the original agreements between
he parties to the same
By order Of the Board of Directors:
NJ. HAYES.
octl3-2tawtm secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Mason & Hamlin 0rgan Co.,

Winners of THREE HIGHEST MEDALJ
and DIPLOMAS OF hVNOR. at VIENNA.
1AssoRTMENT ass eRd nGy SeI 'bs II ~
CANS In the v Ci l. J. ..cluding nes styles
with recent improvements. not only cx-
clusively for cash. as formerly, but also on
NEW PLANS OF EASY PAYMENTS; the
ED WITH PRlVILEGE OF PURCHASE,
to almost any part vf the country. First
payu ent S9. .9t or upwards.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES and Cir
cula =, with iuli par iculnrs. sent fIes on re-
qitii. 1865
Mason ~ Haniin Organ Co.,
BOSTON. Kew York or Chicago
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N0TICE.-I, John W Schmuck. do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware. in and for the County of New
Castle. on Monday. the sixteenth, (i6thj day
OF November A. D.. 1874. it being tho first day
OF tho November Term OF said Court, for
n License TO keep an Inn or Tavern for the
sale of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart. at the house known as seven
hundred and twenty six I26I Market street,
in the Sixth Ward in the city of Wilmington
and, County aforesaid. and the following
,reGhplders residing in said ward recommend
the said application. to wit:
Morris Carberry. John Doherty,
John Carney. John Worth,
Jacob Drummer, William Doran
his, John Millikin.
John n Horly. Joseph Handel
IN marx. Christian Waldburg,
WItIChas. i. Edwards Andrew Fuchs,
Jacob Stuck. Jacob Fetzer
Wilhelm Schneider, Joseph Schnab
Henry Schneider, Belthaser G,sIenbsrp
Matthew Rodgers, Frederick WnhI
Thomas Cory H. Harman
IOhn' Mcbride, Wm. Is. Daylia
Samuel Moore. Wm. II. Bacon
octl7-3t JOHN W. SCHMUCK.
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Senator Bayard has gone to jersey
CITY, where he addresses Democratic
meeting this evening,
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Wedfher ReDOrf.
WASHINGTON, October I9-l A.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States, slight barometer
and temperature changes, southwest winds
veerlng to north by northwest, clear and
partly cloudy weather. and occasional rain
in the northwestern portion.
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DKivY WELLS CLEANED By THE
r. oDORLESSless Excayating Co. Older
ieit with TIE secretary Of the Ioard of Heait
AZ tue City ii all until iurtl er rttifel W
be promptly attended to (neii3.t
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4 Democratic Mass Meeting

will be held in Wilmington on the even.
ing of the 9th of OCTOBER.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
VIM. HERBERT, Chairman.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOrICE.-I Michael Cottingham. in com
IN pliance with the requirements of the act
ofAssemply in such case mad Q and provided do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing,
to the Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware,
in and for the County Of New Castle, upon
Monday, the 10th day of November, A, b..
~, being JtbS frst day sf the next Novcm
Der Term Vi the said Gau.t. for License to
keep an Inn or Tavern. at the Southeast orr
ner of Fifth and Walnut streets, i being No.
4l6 Walnut street, in the Fourth Ward of the
city of Wilmington, New Castle County, State
Of Delaware. and to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises. ana the following freeh0lders
recommend the said application, to wit:
Alexander Keenan,. Francis Y. Jacquot.
Julius A, Krauspe. John Dooley.
Henry Il. Albert. Alexander j. Hart,
Francis Kelley, John Burnside.
christian Mcssick, James Lynch,
James W: MeAlister, John KaI o.
William Unkart, Michael Campbell
Daniel Kegln. Patrick Lessian.
James Mccoy. Francis l.apaire'
siottlieb Mammele. John ID. kurtz.
Henry QoIgherty. Mathew Kern,
Thomas B Eaton, August Ten Weges,
oc,2l-3t MICHAEL C0TTINGIIAM.
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HALLS Parent nusKIsG CLOVES.

VERf GREATLY IMPROVED in form
v OF the claws. AMI the moro complete
shielding to the parts subject to wear, by
long. aud do the work faster and easier than
amy other husker Made OF the rery best cali
leather in four ICES right ard left handed.
Samples sent prepaid on receipt of prico,
Half 0l0ve'. ~ g. Full Gloves. 81 20 per
pair. Liberal discount in Quantities Ask
your merchant OF address II ALI, HUSkINd
GLOVE CO.. Chicago. Illinoi,.
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IOkuPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
i CON SUTTON OF HE STATE OF DhL.

Pk9PoSEtD ,AMENDMENT TO THE
~ c1N sTUrloNoF HE STATE OF DBL
AN ACT propasina an Ao,e,.incnito he ON.
rt'btion Inr he purp0se of empOioarig0 The
Le0ts"iSfe 10 enioi a Gcnerai iacoI ooroit,n
Ldw.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives oil the State OF
Delaware in General Assembly met. uwo
thirds OF each house deeuiug it necessary and
concurring therein. aad by and with The Ap
probation OF the Governor That the following
amendment be and the same is hereby m d.
POSED 10 the seventeenth section t. tie euc-
ond ari;e oi the Constitution of tins Stnte,
to wit, fy adding to tho said fece - che
following words. subject to tho pr& lsi0ns
| Aforesaid: The Legislature shall have 0H er
to enact general incorporation act, TO no
xide incorporation TOR religious. charitohIe.
literary and manufacturing PURPOSES, Tor 20
preservation of animal and vegetable foou
building and loan associations and for drainl
ing low lands and no attempt shall be made
in such act 0i orherYise to limit or ciiiil, I,
the power OF revocation reserved to the Iepis,
lature in this section"
SECTION z. And be Il further en1cied, That
the Secretary of state be and no is hereby
provet OF the above proposed amendment
and this act duly to publish tho above pIo
posed amendment and thus net in two or
more newspapers IN tins State, Tor tho con
slderaion Of the people Of this State. ut least
three and not more than six months befure
INC next general election tor Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES, IN this State.
Passed al D.Der. Aprii3 1873.
A. V. LESLEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BukClIENAL,
Speaker Of the House Of ReDresentatiyes,
STATE on DEL4EAIE,
Executive Department,
juno ID. 1874
This Act was passed by and with the apprD-
baton of the Governor.
Aud i. JAMES PONDER. Governor of tho
State OF Delaware do hereby express my an
proval Of said amendment as pro, osed in said
act.
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M a X YOUR OWN
O f N A M E N rs

Such rs Brackets. Picture Frames. Card Bl,-
kets P"Ee Knives. Clock Shelves Pen Ka ,ks.
Easels. Wa ch safes. Watch Stands. &c. The
Excelsior r.,m Frame dozen Assorted Saws
and Book OF 2 Beauiiful Patterns. and drec-
tons. for s. 30 Send =. y. Money Order, or
stamp Tor .itcu'rr. l.. u. FL rTciIsR x Co.,
i?o Br"adwny Saratoga Springs N. Y. r. o.
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NOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
IN der to vote at the next Presidential elec-
lion. take out your first papers before the
second Tuesday in November next. First pa
pers taken outat any time in the day, and 10
the evening from 7,3l to 8 80 o'clock. before
the Clerk Of the U. 8. Courts. at his Office.
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WANTS.

- .+BituntIons and Help Wanted, un-
der this clnssi hcatton hcads are pub
ltshed at only three Cents per line
for each inser tion.
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NOTICES.

drand Lodge KnisSss lsS Of PySiss Del e
aware. will be held In K. Of p. Hall. No. 2ll
Market street. WILMINGTON. IN WEDNES-
DAY. 18th inst. at ~ o'clock, A NJ.
oc20 JAS. p. HAYES. g. X. Of r. s.
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WANTED-A boy who can feed Taylo
w Cylinder Press. Apply at this Office.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-21

NyANTED.-Wilmi Coal Gas Stock,
w address n" /" Gayette letter box
apr28ti
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-04
STATE T. WIS.

The frame of a new Episcopal church
at Manassas, Prince William county, was
raised on Friday of last week.
The census Of 1870 shows that the ma.
tives of Virginia and West Virginia living
in other states, aggregate 1884.
John w. Cromwell, colored, of this
state, has graduated as a lawyer from
Howard University, Washington, D. G.
The Manassas Gazette informs US that
several new settlers from the North and
West have arrived in that ~neighborhood re-
Gently and purchased lands.
Rev. DR.. ". E. Munsey has been ap.
pointed by Bishop Pierce, of Georgia. to fill
a vacancy in the pulpit ofthe leading Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, South, in Augusta,
Ca, at a salary of $4,000.
-Mordecai B. Sinclair, esq.,, of Prince
William county, Virginia, died on Satur-
day last in the 10th year of his age. He
was q lawyer of extensive practice for
many years in his younger days.
DIR. John w. Jones. who killed Isaac
Massey, colored, in January, in Greensville
county, has returned and surrendered him
self, q reward had been offered by the Gov
ernor for his arrest. He was bailed in
$4,000.
Senator John F. Lewis, who has been
at his home in Rockingham county for the
past two weeks seeking needed rest and
r~ecuperation, having in a measure re-
covered his impaired health, yesterday re-
turned to Washington.
The Grange movement is spreading
like wildfire in Virginia. The farmers
take TO it with alacrity, regarding it as
indemnity for the past and security for the
future. Tuesday evening a grange was
instituted at Frederick Hall, Louisa county,
its membership embracing many Of the
most respectable persons in that vicinity.
New Kent county was settled by i'm
migrants from Kent county, England, after
which it was named. 1t originally en-
braced an area of territory as large aslone
of the present ordinary sized states Of the
American Union. In 1882, the same year
Washington was born, Hanover was carved
out of New Kent, and at a subsequent Pc
Rod another slice was cut off and called
Louisa. These two latter counties are
named after a royal person or place Of the
then reigning English king.
Upon a summon issued from the cir
cult court clerks Office of Stanton to the
sheriff of Louisa county, return wa made
last week as follows : 81. G. Harris
was captured by the Spaniards on the
steamer Virginius and hanged.
"R. F. Moss, S. L. c."
Harris was shot instead OF being hung.
He was a regular fraud and no doubt de-
served all he got. Many persons in the
Green Spring ne~ighborhood and at Cor
louisville have cause to remember hin
with feelings the exact opposite of pleas
urable,l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Kansas House of Representatives
Monday, by a vote Of "A to 20, adopted a
resolution of impeachment against State
Treasurer Hayes. ..
Two servants of Colonel Beck, at Fort
Adams, Il. l., we're found in bed yester-
day morning overcome by coal gas. One
is dead and the other insensible.
A coroner's jury found a verdict against
Officer John Doyle for the murder Of Ma
~ Lawler, in New York, and he was sent
to the Tombs to await the action. Of the
grand jury.
A row among some negroes at a distil-
lery near Platte City, Missouri, on last
Saturday night, resulted in the killing of
one man and the fatal wounding of several
others.
A difficulty occurred yesterday over a
game of cards between George F. Able
and John B. Cherry, of Macon, Georgia.
Able shot Cherry through the body and
then shot himself III the breast. Both
will probably die. ..
Louis Lambert, a machinist, was ar
rested at Newark, n. j., yesterday,
charged with counterfeiting five-cent nickle
coin.
Last evening, while Cyrille Bertrand,
his wife and daughter, and Mrs. Joseph
Morrison, were being driven across the
river at Ottawa, Canada, the ice gave way,
and, with the exception of Mr.. Bertrand,
all were drowned.
In Mercer county, KY, on Sunday night,
John Brooks found George Anderson
asleep in bed with his (Brook's) wife. and
severed Anderson's head from his body.
The murderer fled, and has not yet
been captured.
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Ing.
To the Editor Of The State Journal:
This society held its March meeting on
the Sd instant, at the board Of trade
rooms, in Washington, D. c., President
Dillingham; in the char, aud P. H. Full
som secretary.
President Gillingham read his inaugural
address for the opening year.
A large quantity of seeds were received
by the secretary from the Agricultural de-
partment for distribution among the mem
bers for experiments by them. ~
He also stated that he had received the
Crop Reporter" from c. W. Green,
which, after remarks by Colonel d. S.
Curtiss, Major J. Ii. King and others,
was accepted and placed on file.
Some society business was discussed and
financial matters considered, as constitu.
ton and bylaws, not OF public interest.
Mrs. Hetzel's fruit crates and baskets
were on exhibition and generally APP
proved.
Colonel Chamberlain exhibited some
fine apples-good keepers.
Mr.. N. W. Persons exhibited twigs
from peach trees, to show hat the buds
have not been injured by the winter in his
locality. .
Mr.. Scott presented some grape cuttings
of the Ives seedlings.
A letter was received, asking the best
mode of using and applying wood ashes,
which was discussed, and determined that
ashes about fruit trees are better used
simple and directly, than when composted
with other substances, or n
Mr.. /. A. Hopkins handed in the names
of five persons as new members of the so.
ciety, all of whom were elected.
j. T. Bramhall presented pear, Beurre
d'Anjou, in good preservation for so late in
the season.
Mr.. Scott introduced the subject of con-
nection with an agricultural organization in
Prince George county, which was referred
to a committee for ons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chamberlain and Fulsom !; said committee
to confer and report in future.
The fruits were tasted and found to be
delicious and recommended by all, and
worthy of culture in this region.
From various discussions and statements
it was the settled opinion that in high To-
c%alities, the mountains or hill tops, are
safest for the peach tree, as during the
present season trees suffered less in these
high positions.
After some routine business, the society
adjourned to the first Tuesday in April.
PLOw.
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houses of the General Assembly, seven
teen new clerks have been employed and
are now understood to be working with
forty-horse power to get its numerous pro-
visions duly inscribed for presentation to
the Governor. An existing and unan-
swered conundrum is, whether his excel.
lency will endorse the iniquity and thus
squelch out the peoples will. Should he
disprove it, then will the countenance Of
the friends of the bill express all the dig
dain implied by the Pennsylvania maiden
when, with a look of ineffable scorn light
ing her handsome countenance. she blasted
the hopes of a rejected lover by the brief
observation, "Dad's struck ile.n
1t is stated that a number of the bank
ing fraternity of this city, both public and
private, those who deal in composition
ivory checks as we'll as those who deal in
golden.gilt checks, have been summoned to
appear before the hastings court grand
jury and donate the knowledge respectfully
possessed by them, as to the whereabouts
Of certain missing state securities alleged to
have been hypothetical with the aforesaid
parties for chips or greenbacks respective
ly, by the unfortunate late secretary of the
commissioners of the sinking fund. Sink
ing fund is a good name for a fleeting
ex~chequer.
Governor Kemper has now got almost
as many stats as the Father of his Coun-
try, the immortal George W. He selected
them yesterday. The seven happy gentle
men thus honored are to enjoy the rank of
colonies of cavalry, without the filthy lucre
clause attached. Some of them will enjoy
it, too, we have no doubt. They are colo
nels of cavalry and 'er.otfcio of the horse
marines, as a natural sequence. The gifted
Gilman, delegate from this city, is n of
the preferred class in this deed of gift, and
the honor could not have fallen on a more
deserving gentleman.
The English sparrows are selecting their
nests in the boxes placed in the Square for
their accommodation, and also around the
ewes of the Capitol and in the hooks and
c~rannies about the roof generally.
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JAPANESE PEAS-200 BUSHELS TO
THE ACRE.-Something new is announced to
farmers and gardeners. 1t Is the japanese Pea.
These peas have recently been brought to this
country from Japan, and prove to be the finest
pea known for table use or for stock. They
grow in the form of a bush from three to five
feet high, and do not require sticking. They
yield from a quart to a gallon of peas per bush.
Agents are wanted, and a sample package that
will produce from five to ten bushels of peas,
with circulars giving terms to agents. and full
directions as to time and manner of planting,
will be sent postpaid to any one desiring to act
as agent, on receipt Of Fifty Cents. Address,
..-. Il. L. OSMENT,
Cleveland, Tenn.