davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-28
DENNsYLvANIA BAILROAD,
PHILADELPHIA L ERIE RR. DIVISION.

Wtntet Time Table,
On and sitter SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I'd, 1873,
the trains on the phla. Erie kR, Division will
run as follows:
WESTWARD.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-28
VICK's
Floral Guide for 1874.

200 Pages 500 EnRravings and Colored
Plate. Published Quarterly, at 25 cts.
a Year. Flint No. Tor 1874 Just issued.
A German edition at same price.
Address JAMES WICK,
nov. 20. Rochester, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
GENERAL NEU'S.

z. II. Woodward, Of Connecticut has
been appointed Chief Special Agent OF
the Postoffice Department.
The President has appointed John
CONSTANT Bali Col.l It Capenne, and
Alphonto J. Liepcnasse Consul at Meri-
du in Mexico.
The President has issued a procla-
nation designating Thursday, Nc.
vembcr 26, us day Of NationalThanks-
giving.
Large forest fires are raging near
Delaware. New Straitsville and New
Lexington, in Ohio, and around New
Castle, Hartford City, and Keystone, in
Indiana.
1t was reported in Washington last
night thatJudge Lemuel Dcvane would
be appointed to succeed Major Thos.
B. Ochiltree as United States Marshal
for Eastern Texas.
i fire al Plymouth, Pa, yesterday
destroyed Jessup's hotel Nanloon'
store and hotel, Blair & Davenport's
livery stable, Murlin's shoe store, Nor.
gan Il Co.'S grocery, Lees saloon, five
dwellings, and John B. Smiths barn
with 100 tons of hay. The total loss is
estimated at nearly 500, 900. A man
was severely injured by falling walls.
A despatch from General Sheridan,
dated Wichita Agency, Indian Terri
tory was received yesterday at Chica-
go. 1t states that the Indian war in
this Territory is rapidly collapsing;''
that General Davidson had captured
6S Noconee warriors and 200 ponies, on
Elk Creek, and that in conjunction
with Captain Carpenters column he
had gone in 'hot pursit of a large par
ty of Kiowas who are trying to reach
Fort Sill to surrender before he can
overtake them" The fugitive Kio-
was, are thought TO be Lone VOLTS
party
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
Mr.. LOfGnd's Teracify

An honest and unsuspecting cores
pondent takes the trouble to write us to
show up Lofand's shocking want of mo-
rality and his utter disregard Of truth
IN his late speech in the City Hall in this
city. 1t Is SO universally admitted that
1t seemed scarcely worth while to state
the fact that the Radical Congressman
has no reputation for truth even in his
own party.
1t is really scandal upon the reputa.
tion OF the State that man with such a
record in Congress should have the bra.
zen ehrontery to stand up before the
people whom he has already disgraced in
the national halls, and ask to be return.
ed to sink the State still further in the
eyes OF those abroad. This gentleman is
81 ehtirely incompetent, who, in two
W lole years, could make but a single
beech, and that so rude and deficient
that even the Commercial refused TO pub.
llsh it, now has the hardihool to rijo al
over the State begging votes to enabl,
INN to go back to Washington and pock
ct salary he is wholly incompetent t,
IN IKE at the practice of his profession O
the law, in which we do not know tha
ne ever gained case at any bar in tn
State,
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

The CorroH CRoP.-For Mississippi
thirty -one letters from twenty counties
report little or no injury to cotton plants
from frost, The weather is almost un-
exceptionally favorable. From one-half
to two-thirds of the crop has Leen pack
cd, and with good weather, picking will
be finished between the 18th and Goth of
November. \ majority of the reports
estimate a decrease in yield as compared
with last year, Of about 25 per cent.
quality of the crop, the lint being light
and short, and consequently less than
the usual yield of lint from the gin is
| had from a stated quantity of the seed
cotton.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
KelioO0 Tries to Shoot a Nan

An exchange Of pistol shots took place
between Governor Kellogg and Major +.
A. Burke in New Orleans yesterday; 1t
appears that Kellogg, accompanied by
Judge Atocha, was going home in a cab,
which stopped for moment on street
corner. Burke approached the cab and
Kellogg extended his land, which was
seized by Burke, who attempted to pull
the Governor from the cab and beat him
with whip. Kellogg drew pistol and
The latter then fired three or four shots,
but struck nobody, and tho cab drove
off. Burke was arrested and taken to
the Central Police Station, but was re-
leased at the instance of Atocha, who
went to the station for that purpose at
the Governors request.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

FEIrER-A few weeks ago Tom Ballard
a notorious counterfeiter, and squad oi
his assistants, were arrested in Buffalo
n. Y, with a large amount of counter
felt money and machinery in their pos.
session. A Washington dispatch to the
New York Post says that since Ballard.
arrest he proposed to the Secretary ol
the Treasury to turn States eriacnc,
and to aid the government authorities il
breaking up all the bands of counter
feiters, ana to give valuable assistance
in pertectiug system which would pre-
vent the countelfe ting OF government
notes or bonds in the future. This re
quest has been considered and declined
and the proper law officers of the gov
crnment have been instructed 20 prose
cute Ballard .or his ofienses.'
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
For the Gazette.

For the Gdzette.
Allow me, Mr.. Editor. a space in your
paper to express my sentiments in re-
gard to our candidate for Governor, John
7. Cochran, Esq. Notwithstanding the
great efforts Of the Deldipdre Republican
TO find fot d to crafty its naturul malig-
nancy it has signally failed-the man is
too faultle.s even for the envenomed
shafts of Vernon to reach him. The sum
total of his charges are, he shot a COW"
but does not tell us why; he IS rich
man" l have known him from his boy
hood to the present time, and always
found his integrity firm and unyielding,
his honor and honesty untarnished: In
his youth, like Cincinnatus, he held the
plow, and early showed a love and capac-
ity for education and in the halls of
Delaware College he sought and found
that education that fits him for the high
position for which he has been nominat-
ed. He has been called an aristocrat-hc
has answered that charge himself. he
has been called selfish and close, but no
evidence given Of IT. He has been no
spendthrift; and who ever knew his
hand closed when one that was needy
applied to him for relief? Who ever
knew him to do mean acts Who ever
knew him to desert friend? He Is to-
day man pre- -eminently qualified to I'LL
the office to which he aspires. Ii elected,
the pure principles of the patriot will
guide him in his official acts. His gen.
tlemanly and courteous bearing will en-
able him to fill the gnbernatorial chair
with dignity and honor, and insnre TO
every citizen just and righteous judg-
ment. Let every Democrat and Conser-
vative who wishes the welfare Of his
State vote for John Z. Cochran and put
their condemnation by that act upon n
party that is running the country, and
would this State if they had the power
JUNIUs
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

The Supreme Court at W. ,4ington
has refused TO advance the Wisconsin
railway cases on the calendar. This
throws the whole matter over until next
spring and the railways involved will
have to submit to the onerous operation
of the Potter law meantime.
For the half million of gold offered 10y
the Government yesterday there were
twenty bids, aggregating S2,GH,0O0, at
prices ranging from 1906 to ll0lG. The
half million was awarded at ll0.l0 to
llOlG.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

THE FIRST JUDICIAL DECISION IN THE
BEEcnER-TILToN LAW SUIT.-Judge
Nelson, of New y ork, on Wednesday
gave to the counsul forMr Beecher and
MIR. Tilton draft of his decision on
the application by Mr.. Beechcr's coun-
sci fdG bill of particulars in Mr.. Til
tons I pit for damages, The decision
is saidto be against allowing the mo.
tion made by Mr.. Thomas G. Shcarman
in behalf ofMr. Bcecner, on the ground
that the defendent had not demanded
it in the time prescribed by the prac
tiee of the City Court. The proper re
medy now is motion to have the com
plant made more specific.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
Ladies Wisntug to Purcha.e n liz

Ladies WtsniHg to Purchase n light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call at No. ilS Market street. Viii
mingtOn. Del and see one oi the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in ths world 1t has NJ
equal; II sews from the thickest to the thincsi
material il iesired without change of needles
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no thieadng-up required: self
threading shuttle and self setting needle
Sold on easy monthly instplment. or liberia
discount of for cash. Ladies dontbuy q
heavy and complicated machine. but get tn,
light running New American.
Ills Market St.. " Wilmington. Del.
iy7dkwly j. IA. PRIMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

SRRroUs ILLNESS OF SENATOR CARrEN-
TER-A special dispatch to the Chicago
Times, from Milwaukee, Wis, October p,
siys that Senator Matt. ii. Carpenter was
lying at the point Of death al kenosha. 1t
appears that last Saturday might, after
speaking IN that town, he was taken serious
ly i'll from The effects of scrofulous boil OIL
the back OF his neck. Monday The boil was
lanced, but rapidly grew worse, until it was
thought his illness would terminate fatally
whom Mrs, Carpenter and his law partner
N. 5. Murphy, were sent for. They ief
Chicago tor kenosha and found the Senator
much improved. lie was brought to hi
home in milwaukee,, Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
POLITICAL.

The Conservatives and Independent
Republicans of the city and county Of
Charleston, S. c.. agreed yesterday IN a
fusion ticket. The ticket includes eig.-
teen members of the the Legislature. of
whom six are leading Conservatives,
among them being ex Confederate Secle-
tary Of the Treasury Trenholm. III,
Fusionists are confident of the Success OF
their ticket, (which will give e. com
mercial and property interests of { narles-
ton representation in the Legislature
for the first time since reconstrL ION "
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

TRAITOR! TRAIToR!. TRAITOR This
is the insane cry Of the Republican. 1t
was hoped that some sense might he
beaten into the brains of that sheet by
the returns from Ohio, Indiana, West
Virginia, Iowa and other States that
have joined the so-called "traitors" in OPP
position to the rascally, corrupt scamps
who have rioted and reveled in official
patronage during the last eight or ten
years, until the people have discovered
that the real traitors are the very men
wAo have been robbing and cheating the
government until the expenses have
been run up in four years under Grant
to double the cost of four years under
either Lincoln or johnson, and when the
people determine to elect men who will
reduce the expenses, they are called trai.
to:s and disloyalists.
In Delaware, if We believe the Radical
papers and speakers, the great mass Of
tho white people are traitors, notwith.
standing they have secured to the citi
zens of oil parties the best and most
economical State government in the Re
public.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

TIE DELAwARE.-The DELAWARE Ga
zErTE weekly the largest and best week
ly paper published on the Peninsula. has
been issued for the present week, and
can be obtained at this Office The pres
ent number is superior one in every re-
soect. Price, five cents per copy, wrap
ped ready for mailing. Per year, 50. in
advance.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
IHe Negroes on the Rampage

In their desperation the Radicals have
finally resorted to the plan pursued in
the South, and succeeded in getting up q
row between q crowd Of negroes and a
few whites who were determined to pro-
tect their children from negro assaults.
and as the latter were ingloriously driv-
en- from the field no doubt the telegraph
will announce abroad that terrible
outrage has been committed on the
wards of the nation" The facts are
given in our local columns, and so far as
we can learn, the negroes sought fight
and, as they justly deserved, got soundly
thrashed, although no one was seriously
injured
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
POLICE CASES.

Dennis Mcguire was before tho Mayor
this morning, charged with disorderly
conduct and assaulting Walter Galbratl
with black Jack. He was held TO bal
in the sum of $500 to answer the char,
at the next term of count.
Andrew Butcher, col, was arrested hy
officer Bernhardt for participating in
last nights riot. He was held in soon
bail for his appearance at the next term
of court.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
Examine YOMr Tickets

Every Democrat should carefully ex-
anime his ticket, and be sure that
every name on the ticket is correctly
spelled, and that all the names are on
the ticket.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

NOTICE E-NATURALIZATION.-fn or
IN der to vote at the next Presidential e.oc
ton. take out your first papers before the
second Tuesday in November next. First pa
pers taken out at any time in the day, and in
the evening from 81 to 8 80 O'Clock. before
second story Post Office Building octl7tonol0
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET.

The Democratic ticket has been en-
dorsed in every Hundred as one of the
best ever put before our people, and
every man on it should be elected. Vote
the whole ticket; and vote early, so that
You may assist in getting others to vote
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

NOTICE. - /, William Alscntzcr. in
~ compliance with the requirements Of the
act of Assembly insuch case made and provided
do hereby give notice that | shall apply IN
writing. TO the Court of General Sessions oi
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the stlto Oi
Delaware, in and Tor the county ot New Cas-
tic, upon Monday the 10th day If November
next A. D.. 1874. being the first day Of the
next November term of the said Court. Tor n
License to keep an lnn or Tavern, at No. auS
King strcc2. in the Fourth Ward oil tho city
Of Wilmington, New Caste County, State OF
Delaware. and to sell intoxicating lIq IOrs
in less quantities than one quart. to be drunk
ON the premises, and the following freehold
ers recommend the said application. to vat;
John ID. kurtz, Francis Y. ,Iacquot.
ieOrse A belle, Alexander j. llutt
refer lhlclman. John Fullmer,
Henry II. Albert, Crlst Eipyer
James A. Hart, GottleIb Mamu,el.
~ ;ruIius hradspe, John Deer.
Thomas B II elicy. Leopo.d ScLumncssr.
W kunz. Tbninss Il I',ton
Thomas Fox, j b lunuirr
Joseph Teas, Lewis Snringcr
Matthew Kern, Francis I1nnire
Clemens Basier. John C. 5 issc.
octz'-3t VIM. ALSENTXER.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
NOTICES..

Hl iASc SIor-A Meeting of the Dem
,, - Association of White Clay Creek
.,0..Itd will be held at the Newark Hotel
"a MONDAY Evening. November 2. 1874, a,
&, clock. sharp. The Hon. Vim Il. White
iey. Geo Gray and Edward Reynolds, Esqrs
sill address the meeting. Democrats, turn
out in force and show to our enemies that the
old rarty is not dead. but alive and able Il
kick. GEO. q KERR. Pest.
JCsErH DEAN. Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
JteafIep ReDOpt,
WASHINGTON, October 30-l A.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Micdle States barometer rising
during the day, with southwest to north
west winds, falling temperature and increas-
ing c.oud ness, followed by occasional rain
in the western porion. Cautionary signals
continue on the LAKES and on the Atlantic
coast north OF Atlantic City, n. j.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
OFFICE or THE DELAWARE RAILROAD Co.
Lover. Del, Oct. 18th. 1874.

GoNSis Dci't OSt' lsths io'f-
rNO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE DEL
l. AWARE RAILROAD COMPANY =
Notice is hereby given that me9ting OF the
Stockholders Of tho Delaware railroad Com
pany will be held ut Dover. on THURSDAY.
the 9Th day ot November, 1871 at 30 o'cIock,
?. N, for tho purpose, OF considering the
terms AMI conditions Of an agreement he
tween the Delaware Railroad Company and
the Fhiadellhii. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Colnpan providing for the Guaran-
tee by the latter Company OF an issue Ui
Bonds To tho amount of six hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. (sG500t.) prorosed t.
be made b. the Delaware Railroad Company
an1 secured by mnrl gnGo en- the road, for the
purpose Of providing means TO pay the loans
lalliug due Juiy lst 1873. anu also tor the pur-
pose of Tatiiying the proposed extension OF
he lea;c to the Philadelphia, " wimingion
cnd Baltimore Railroad Company. as pro-
yided or iH the original agreements between
he parties to the same
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
n. HAYES.
octl3- -2tawtm Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

Nj 0TICE.-I. VIM f. Grilith,a n licensed re-
~ retailer of goods, wares ard merchan-
disc. do hereby give notice that shall apply
in writing to the Judges Of the Court of Gen
eral Sessions OF the Peace ard Jail Delivery
OF the State OF Delaware. in and for the County
Of New Castle, on Monday tho 10th day OF
November. A. D.. 1874. being the first day OF
the next November Term. fora License to sell
intoxicating Liquors in quantities not less
than one.half gallon. on Main Street. in Town
of Newark, School District No. 80. IN White
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County,
Del. ard the following substantial ireeholders
recommend the said application. to wit
Il. P. Pennington, benjamin Caulk
James Gibson, Henry u. Courtney,
Jesse T. Smith, 5. X. Choate.
D. l.. Choate. John O'Do1ntll, Jr.,
Michael Quin.en. W. p. Walton,
Roger C0fbit. John Corbit.
, octZS3tT WM. +. GRIFFITH.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

pnnee with the ,n% reaareSani: Sr Of r the sO
OF Assembly in such case made and pro, iled dc
hereby give notice that shall apply ~ writing
to the Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware
Monday. the 10th day of November. A. ID
1874. being the first day of the next NUvcn
Der Term Of the said Court. for II License t.
sell intoxicating liquors in quantities moi
less than one halt gallon not to be drunk on
the premises. in the town Of Delaware City
School District No. 81. Red Lion Hundred
and the folio ,ing ireeholders recommend tn,
said application. To wit:
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

A favorable sign from the West is the
report of slight advance this week in
the prices Of both wheat and corn.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
Advertising Agents.
No. IL Park Row, New yoik

DR0roSED!n ,AMtNDMENr TO TnE
Nv ! UN ,nS SUTTON OF He STATE on DIE
AN or promising an Aaendmcnth he ON.
r';uinh Jor The puIIOse Of empDlrcrtlu the
Le0iNtdiare 10 oi'cf Geatrai Eco,p ,por.tioa
Ldi1.
SECTION !; Ee it enacted by tho Senate
md House ui Representatives ol the Sta'e,
Delaware IN General Assembly met (two
thirds OF each house deeming il, necessary an /
concurring therein. aad by and with the ap.
probation OF the Governor That the fo!luwiit
amendment be and the same is hereby nr,-
posed to the seventeenth section t. NE sec
ond article of the Constitution of tbis St,.,
to wit, ly adding to the said section ths
following words, subject to the provision,
aforesaid: Tho LEGISLATURE shall have rn,yrr
to enact general INCORPORATION act. To pru-
vide Incorporation for religious. charitable.
literary and manufacturing purposes, Tor ia
preservation of animal and vegetable f,oI
building and loan associations. aud for drnii,-
ing low lands and no attempt shall be mad,
IN such act ~ Otherwise 10 limit or qualify
the power Ol rcVocati0n reserved to the Legi.-
lature in this section"
SECTION :. Ard be i hrt6cr Enacted. That
he Secretary oi Stlie he and he Is hereby
directed, after the uovefnnr shall have M
provei OF the above proposed ameUdprnt
and this net, duly 10 pubi,-h the abnye ,r.,
posed amendment and tbs act in tv.n mr.
more newsaapers in tins State, Tor t1e con.
liberation OF the people vi this State, at least
three and rot more thnn six months beiora
me next general election tor Senator, and
kerrc'eH atlycS 10 this State.
Prs."i NJ ioior, Apr,t3 1873,
A. V. LESLEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
JO- -EPd BUkCIENAL,
Srcahr7 .! the h"u." oi Eoiresentativo4.
SlAif ~ blLAwaRr,
LHeeNiiFe Department
June n. 1874.
This Act vas parse hy and with tbe annro :.
batiun of the GuNtrnur.
And |. j JtnIS PuNDER Governor NJ tla
State ut Delaware d" hereby ,Xprrls nav A..
rto'ai "i sal n"'rnt!ni' Ht ~ proposed ~ s.tl
act.
sEAL\ Winrs+ nay hand and tho ur,tt
|C~ JSatl Il, si,id state. the day and wear
X q ~ aioT,sLii.
Dy the Governor. JAMES pONDEK
JOHN IT, PAYNIER,
Secretary uI state,
Sr,fE uf pELAwAEE.
Executive Department I
/, JnH" II tArNIfE. Secretary of sI,,r ,f
tue state al Dohwire do her by certify thnt
the above and foregoing Is u true cory OF The
act entiIled An act PROPOSING an amendment
20 the ConstilntlGni for the purpose Of cmpnw-
ering inc l.eElsiature To enact general Iucnr-
noratlon Law Passed 1T Dover Atril "a.
1913. together with tho Governors arrroya
of the said proposed amendment the enma
having been compared by me with the oIiaina1
roll n"w ON iile. in this Department
- In witness whereof | have herr.
(sEcAI. (nntO set my hand and All vel ~
k@N joiilcial seal AZ Dover this sixtr,nIh
day OF June, in tho year of our l.nrI
one thousand eight hundred and seyentv-in,,r
,o JOHN ii. PANNEER,
e-"s Secretary of State
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

S25O,ON{}[if = HE 3: pisns1GHi dfana GIli
C.ncert in aid oi as - lic Relief Associa-
tion of Norfolk. Nirginia. will tako place on
SETlEMBER Sd. 1874.
Of the University Of PadGach and Royal Tia,
vana of Cuba tickets Tor sale. prizes cashci
and circnlars Of Information sent Tree.
JOSEPH BATES d co,
POsf Office Box 426i. 1876 Broadway. N. Y
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOrICE.-I, Cloud Pie in compli-
IN ance with the requirements OF the act
ot Assembly 10 such case made 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 tie County of New
Castle. upon Monday, the 10th day OF Novem-
Der next, A. d.. 1874. being tho first day OF the
next November term OF the said COu !, lcr a
I.iccnss to keep m lun or Tavern, called the
Newerk Hotel, in the town of Newark. in
school District No. 20. n White Clay Creek
Hundred. with the privilege OF selling intoxi-
c ting liquors in less quantities than one
quart, 10 be drunk on the premises, and The
following fIeehUldcrs commend the said
application. to wit:
Stephen X. Choate. his
Frank Griffith. John "a Wal,
jesse +. Smith. Tatk.
II enry u. CouItn y. W.T.. NJ Nj han.
Watson McDougail, his
James ,iibson, JOhu - McLhui in.
his mark
John n O'DoI nell. WIt-WT. D. lIerdnar
MARI, u. l. Choats.
Wv. ID. Her man his
Roger Corbit Wan :. fIar,eln,
Michael CULLEN. Iuaik,
Wit-JJ,. j.. Lutt,n.
Richard Parkinson.
oct39-3t' CLOUD PIEESON.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
STATE SENATORS.

STATE SENATORS.
White Clay Creek HID, JAMES II. RAY
Appoquinimink. HENRY DAVIS.
REPRESENTATIVES.
5randywine HID, SAMUEL HANBY.
Wilmington, ISAAC {. PYLE.
Mill Greek, IHos, l.: j. BALDWIN.
New Castle, THos. HoLcoMB.
Red Lion, THos. BIRD.
st. Georges, HENRY A; NowLAND.
Pencader, WILLIAM 7. BIdas.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Gro. D. MEpILL, of Mill Greek Hid.
WIZ. l.. WIER, White Clay Creek.
VIM. r. BRIaHT, Red Lion.
WIN. Polk, St. Georges.
JAMES c. WILSON and
SAMUEL. ROBERTS, Appoquiuinink HID.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

1NTHE DISTRICT CoURI) In
Il or rnf U. 5 FOKTm + Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE)
John McLear 4 son. BankruDts
DLSIRiCT or DELLA WARE, IS.
In pursuance Of an order OF the said Court.
| hereby give notice that II general meeting OF
the creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at
the United States Court Room Tor said Dis
trict. on Thursday. the fifth day of November.
A. d 1874. at three o'clock =. M. bsIore Levi
G. Bird. Il o.. Registrar in Bankruptcy in said
District. Signed
WILLIAM CANBY.
oct2}eodto nov5 Assiance,