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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

V SRBSKU VYSLOVENO SLO-
VANSKE IlESLO. Sv6t slovansky nepo
skytle pomeru k sve zem6psnG roz-
sahosti k poctu svych ptisusnikti iest6
tax radostn6ho obrazn ami zivot6 poll
tick6m ami neivyssich snabach kultur-
nich, abychom nemuseli proieviti sve po-
ttseni kazd6ho kroku k lepsimu, ienz
kdekollv We velik6 nasi rodin6 slavsk6 Sc
dGie. X takoy6mu vysloveni upfimnt
radosti vedou mas neinoytisi politickt pr
behy V llni2octyi srbsken. Ned6li prav6
minulon byla kni&ectyi srbskGm zaha
jena narodni skupStina feGi knizete Mila-
ma, ktera zajiste nejen mysl nasi teske
ale zaroyen vsech Slovana vzbudi moe
ny souhlas. Zrniniv Sc neiprvG sv6
navsttv6 Carihradt, iakoz take dale
zItych slezdech svych knizetcm rumun-
skym nekterymi panovniky statniky
vfopskych moci, knize Milan oznami
skupstin6, @e il budou poddny cetne pred
toby narcdohospodafsk6 tinantni, u
skontil syou rec vyzvanim, aby skup8tina
vzaIa ma Uyahu, nebyloli by dobrG pro
vlaSt prosp6sno, kdyby posavidni ustava
zemSka zm6ntna byla We smtru svobodo
myslnGmI -
Takov6 slovo zajistd jcst6 nebylo slyse-
no re stolice panovniti, co svGt svGtem stc
Jl A pfece ia posavadni Istaya kni
zectvi srbskem neni tax spatna, ably Get
M narodov6 V iinych mnohcm v5tsich sta
tech ba velmocech j sob5 tisickrat den.
ne neprali yymGnit IA tn, kterouz byli o
bazeni. N6kterG ukazky. Wolfe ie ka
Ady Srb, .ienz pIati dan. Nolcn mdze by
ii, kdo skonciI tricity roll svGho ytku. ,Je
den poslanec pfipada ma deset tsic osob
Statni urednci u voiaci nesmi yoliti an
voleni byti. SIechty yibec rozdiu sta
vi Y Srbsku neni; ztzeni zemskG Jest ilpl
ne demokratickG, jake ziyot celcho srbsht
no naroda A vedle takovychto fadd w
biz knize sam narodni zastupitelstyo
ably uyazilo. nem6loli by Y nyntisi (lsta.
ve byti Ieccos oprayeuo duchem syobody
miIovnym. N. l..
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

i a PEI o $ V o d 0 IN y n m ii.
S k Il. Ilumoru sv. otci neubTva an; We
,yGzeni". Nedayno ma novo Sc to oukazalo.
Y jednG Z nedavnych svych aokuci, We
klerez proklinal moderniho ducha a ital-
skou vladn, nGmil 0 svobodonyslnem IT,
sku tento spasovity yJrok: ,.Proldel uz
lsem svobodomysln6 listy ntkolikrat.
Dnes ysak zapoyidam ie ysechny ysu
dy ma noyo co nejrozhodntii, anebo potvr-
zuji spise ysechny dfiytisi kletby a zaka-
~ s censurami. Ma neiyise femeslnici.
mohou uziyati istd techto, vsak nikoliv
ably ELI, nybrz ally pfi pracich syycb jich
Mill: talk koydf uziyej syobodomyslnych
listd ien tomu, ably 2apalil svou when
svec proto, ably mel nae mAzat svIi pop;
kreici pax jen k mlre, avsak merrill imi,
rozpomeniz Sc ze tyto syobodomyslne no.
viny vsi miru slusnosti pfekrocuii
Iizka Rem brandttiv. Posled-
nj tislo francousk6ho casopisu ,,Listy pro
krasnt umtni'' pfinasi pro umtIecky sy6t
"A pro mas Ceclly zvlaste zaiirnavou zpravu.
Y akademii We Stokholmu naleza se
obraz nesmrtelnGho Rembrandta. kterJz
yyobraznie Jana Xizku, an n6kolika IIn-
sity pfisaha ma sy6i mcc, ze pomsH slnrt
IIusoyu. Obraz pry tini DOZEN velkolepy
Ma II osob lidskG yeIkosti a podle toho
Jest asi rozmtri velikych Obraz ten ma
loyan iestr. 1860 darovan byl stockholm
sk6 akademii r. 1898 Cd jakesi pl. Peiloy6
roz. Griloye. Bylo by asi vcice zaimavo
dopatrat SC, z jakeho podnttu maloval sla.
WY Rembrandt Jana Zizku.
.Cht6la mu kousnouti nos
Manzelka zamecnickGho pomecnika 2
Libne, Rozarie Kolerova, byla jak znamo
pro zavrazdGni zidovky Blochoy6 odsouze
ma smrti provazem, ceston mlosti byl il
trest zmlrnen l6letY zalaf ienz odbyya
Repicich. Ackoliv manzeI ieji y poGatku
o nj necht6l ami slyseti, dial 81 pozd6ii
pfedce fici nayst6voyal j jednou m6si-
enc. 20 kazd6 navst6vG zanechal il ma
lou cast penez ma pfilepsenou. Druzky
Kollerov6 namluvily il, ze pry manzel ieii
Jest nevernym ze laskuie Sc 4oletou zc
nou We Vysocanech. Kollerova pii'ahala,
&c Sc ma mem strasnG ponsti ze mu totiz
ukousne nos, ably pry no tax zohayia,
by zadna zenska nan ami pohlednouti
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Q IN 4 m en- i.

Timto sc ohlasne, ze dne "A. listp. '
rade mGsta Clcvelandu nasIedniici usncSe
nj bylo pfijtao.
UsneSeno. ze die min6ni rady " SOU
hlasu dvou ttetin vSech clcnd) IN potreb.
ne Sc pokldda, Rhodes Av cd bodu 800
stop jizn6 od Clarks Av M K iizni hrani-
ci mcsta stupnovati, stokovati a opraviti
die ustanovenGho stupn6 V souhlasn $
plany nakresy NEST m6fiGe.
Lhdta k zadani ndrokd ma odSkodnGni
yyprsi dnem n. prosince 1874.
Theo Noges,
m6stsky pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Obcan6 14t6 wardy podali skolni
rade zadost "a zfizeni skoly vjejich war
de. Skolni rada odkazala zadost vyboru
pro skolni distrikty II jurisdikci. V tenn
posezeni mtstske rady pfiiata resoluce
zmocnnjici superintendent elena NEST
skG rady re IA wardy otevfiti tG war
de- vecerni skolu a sice n6ktere skolni
budoyG distriktu Warren.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
O IN 4 m G n /

Timto sc ohlasuje, &c dne "A, listopadu
rada mtsta ucinila nasleduiici usncseni:
Usneseno, ze die min6ni rady (v son
hlasu dvou tretn vSech tlenii) IN potreb-
ne Sc poklada. Wilson Av. cd al. Mauri
ce az k III. Morgan stupnovati, stokovati
a opraviti, die ustanoveneho stupnG V
souhlasn plany "A nakresy, vylo2enylni
V ufadovn6 NEST mGfice
Lhdta k zadani zadosti na odSkodnG-
non vyPrSi dnem % prosince.
Theo Vogcs
n6st. pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
MGStSk6 OZllaMky.
y u n Il m @ n l..

Timto Sc ohlasuje, ze dine 24. listop
rad6 mesta Clevelandu nasleduiici u
sneseni pfijato bylo.
UsneSeno, zc die min6ni rady " sou
hlasu dvou trctin vsech clen6) za potteb
ne Sc pokladd, uI Bond od Superior NJ k
Summit ulici stupnovati, stokovati Il
opraviti V sonhlasu plany nakresy IRA
du pro opravy.
IhGta k zadani narokd ma odSkodnGni
vyprsi dnem %. prosince 1874.
Thco Voges,
m6stsky pisar.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

PODlVINI jsou ii Amerikan6. ko-
lem Arlingtonhausu We Washngtont, d..
e., kde bydli saudyich.ky kral Kalaka-
ua |. bemzi Sc ccIy den zv6dayci, ano &C.
Id houty az do ynitr hotcln Sc derou, "a
dostiyi viddti T. krale- jciz 81 zaii-
stt ptedstavuil co byto-t nadpozemskou,
at mn placou oci kapo nosu kdy& y
nastuzeni dostal r}mu, iako iin}m smrtel
nikim. Potom kral asi 10000 podda-
nJci. .iak yeikanskG to zyire! Go by ii
Amerikan6 dtali, kdyby sem tax prisel
ruskY car Zajistc by poIoyico nich sa-
mou zv6dayosti a hrozitanskym zasnutim
prisIa rozum.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

nemohla, Pomstu tuto byla by vyvedla,
1mysl .ieji byl vsak uveden nivec zaldf-
nikem len2 oplanu v6d6l kdyz cht6la Sc
ma manzela vrhnottt, j vs silou zadrzel
korell vsak Sc zapfisahal, &c manzelllu
sv'j do smrti vi G nenavstvi.
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Skolni prazd my. Tento sko-
nj termin skonci patek, naGez diva t}-
dny budou prazdniny. Novy termin zac::
ne pondei po novem roce.
N ouze - praci mistni zpravy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Pov6trnost V pondell byl kru-
ty mraz, ltery mala obleva vcera Cd
poledne drobny desft ktery neustal az ma
samy vecer.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Pos ed nj O II pfistala Y Clevelan-
Dc dtery. LODI ia vypluIa 2 Milwaukee
s nakladem obiIi. PIayba ieii, vzdor bou
rim, byla stastna.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Lupit. Y sobotu odpoledne vlonpal
Sc do bytn p. W. II. llerknera ulici
Hamilton zlodti a ukrad mu diamantovy
prstcn velk6 ceny.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Srd eGn6 diky SIX ! 4 d a

niAe podepsany vSem dcastnikdm pohfbu
ieho vfele milovan6 dcerusky, Marie, zel-
mena p. l.. j. Paldovi, ktery laskavt
pohrebni rec pfcdncsl.
F. J. Chaloupka Marie Chaloupkova'
truchlici rodiG6.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Slovanska Lipa odbyva ned6li
dine 20. prosincc mimofadni schHzi ku
kterG SC vsichni 6doyc uctivG zyou.
Ma dennim pofad6n jest v6c ktcra phi
tomnost ysech Gdh yyzaduie.
tranta Souhrada
jednatel
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Marie.

ktera jsouc teprve til mesice stara, dine II
prosince zemrela dine l5 t. IN. pohrbe-
ma bvla.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

II e d mladik do office, ktery uni
tesky, ntmecky trochu anglicky tst Il
psdt Necht Sc ptihasi V tskarnG Pokro
ku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Schhze zalozny pfipada na tfel
ctyrtek dne = ledna 1875.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

POTORt
POXOR! POZOR!
HAMBURSKOi AMERICKA PARO
PLAvEBNf SpCLEGNOST.
(lIamhurg Amerikanis che packetiahrt.
Aciien GeScll,chait)
Prima pOStOvni parOpiayba
HAMBURKEM A NEWY0RKEM
po slavn6 os,dd6enych velkJch postov-
nich parolodicli
/ommerania, Thw5n9;c, Saesia, Fr5sia,
HeStphaiia, Ctmbria, Uoimtia, liam
mania, Hdndatia, Germania, Saaon5a,
bo,qsSsia, Bagdria, 7cutoaia, AAemaa,
nsa, Saeoia, Fiaaconia, Rhenanid, 10.
hari"gia, Aisatia, Naracatbo.
eB~ Lodni vypravy konai Sc 2
llamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
a Noveho lorku do Hamburku kazdy
Gtvrtek.
Il jara a ma podzim konaii sc Ham
burku do NovGha Yorku Noveho
loIku do ilamburku mimofadne vypra
Wy v2dy V sobotu
Pfeplavni ceny:
Prvni kainta $l20 We zlat6.
Druha kaiuta $50 We zlat6.
Mczipalubi: Il Novebo Yorku do
lIomburku S2Ove zlat6. Y Hambur
ku do NovGho Yorku $2i papirech.
Y llamburku poda blizsi zprivu gene
ralni iednate August ROiten, VIM.
MlLLERS Nachf2ger 33 IL 81 Admi-
ralitatsstrassc, kde CechovG naidou sv6.
no roddka
p. JOScfa paStOra.
V New Yorku poda blizsi zprivu ge-
neralni iednateovG
| KUNllARDT CO., 81 Broad St, N. Y.
&. i. RICHARD Il BOAS, CT Broad
way iakoz veSkefi iich jednatelove pc
Sp. statech.
.RF Prosperity postovni paroplavby
lakoz Pastoroya broSurka ,,AmerickJ
vysiGho,a.ec" rozesiaii Sc ma pc2adani
! Zdarma. 5O- 5O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
I'VE. KRE.JGT
CseVesandu. Ohio.
Cor. OF Forest andrr0toss Sts.
Gislo il:s.

~ we
dava timto navGSti tenn, ktefi pro sve phi
nalezeiici pfbnzn6 neb znamG otGin6
iizdu do Aneriky xaplatiti chit, &c list
ky PRO pfeplaven Bremen do ameri
kdnskych ptistavd Nov6ho Yorku, Bal
timore atd. IA tn neilacin6jSi cenu VISTA
vuie,, pax ze, kdyz Sc toho zadd, take OBJ
starani dalsi iizdy NovGho Yorku, Bal
timore atd. do ynitr AmeriI.y, tax i
iizdu hned domOva N6mecka, Czech
atd. AZ do Bremen neIacin6i zaroveh
pfiiimd.
Ceny pfeplavu do Ameriky.
Po parolodi mezipalubi osoba pres 10
rok1 stair S24 V papircch
Ditky do 10 let IL ;,
Koience do l roku 2.25
Po plachetni lodi mezipalubi:
Osoba pres 5 rokI stair S24 zlata
Ditky do $ let Is
koicnec do roku ST. $50 >,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Ctenatsky sbor odbyya dine 49,.
prosince mmofadnou schazi Move "a
silky kneh Sc budou objednavat jakoz j
IinG ddlczite iednani jest ma dennim po-
rddku. Procez Sc zada by SC ndove Y
pln6m poGtu dostayli; to tim vice, po-
nevada utty spolkove do poradku uyede
NY byti musel.
kterJ id Sc n,dostayi aniz by sc ohla-
sil, povazoyan bnde IA odstoupleho.
Jmcnem sboru
j. Podlaha
zapisnik.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
PaslIc Larceny PfsStised by iba ~ esi
ideua.

PnslIc larceny Pfsettsed by iha ~ esi
ident.
ceIreGpondence Of the Sun.
WASHINGTON, March 2.--The picking aud
stealing game, as practised in the different de-
partmepts of the Government, has been pretty
we'll Illuminated. From time TO time the St.D
has sbone on these little villainies and brought
them out in bold relief. until they are known of
all men. Nevertheless many good, honest peo-
pie, Who have read with shame our exposures OF
the msnuer ia which horses and carriages. with
drivers and footmen, are Kept at the public ex-
pense for The private use of Government officials,
are reluctant to believe that the President coun-
ienapces this robbery
1t is indeed sad to know that the President Of
tbe United Estates sanctions petty stealing of
this sort from the public treasury. But when he
himself practises the same game there is no long
er room for doubt. His coachmen. footmen,
barber, and all the male employ ees about the
White House no provided for 10 The Congression-
al appropriations for the Exectiye Mansion are
borne on the rolls of the Adjutant- Generals of.
fee as enlisted men, and are paid from the ap-
preparations for the support of the army
These facts are as notorious in Washington as
they are incontrovsrtible; yet there Is not mem
Der In Congress on either side who has the cour-
sge to call attention to them, and introduce a
bill to remedy the evil.-N. Y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
New Castle and Wilmington.

One of the most needed improvements now In
this county Is passenger railway to New Castle,
the county seat. Those having the charter for the
narrow guage road ought to make On early eiioit
The effort to remove the courts has proved an en-
tire failure aud it is the duty OF all parties 10 aid
in securing more easy access to the offices where
the records of the county are kept. There ought to
be cars going and returning every halt-hour =
The cost OF maintaining dummy engine would
not be much, and two or three cars would be sui
lclent If round trips could be made in an hour
Certainly the grading for such road would be
very triAing, and it would occupy very little OF
the main road there would be no land damages,
provided the assent OF the county authorities
were obtained. Locomotives now ascend grades
almost as steep as any there are TO overcome on
this road. If 1t could be built at less expense
over new route along the river front some might
prefer such a road. We certainly ought TO have a
road, and with little energy we think i. could
be sec ured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
lasslistlnct Ailmsnts,

Teere are many distressing symptoms Of disease
the causes OF which are uncertain Debility, nerv-
GUS irritation. mental stupor. and headache. Tor 10
disease In some particular organ yet in q large
majority Of cases. at least they arise from ndges
tion and morbid conditions Of the liver and bowels
case few doses of Hostetters Stomach Bittsrs will
usually effect complete cure. but should the symp-
moved. by q brief course of the remedy, let 1t be
continued until every trace Of disease has van
tates with startling accuracy the indications OF
heart disease, brain disease. kidney disease. and
half dozen other trightful ailments. and when the
doctors have solemuly announced the existence 0i
one other of these complaints half dozen dose
Of the Bitters will in most cases explode their
theories by curing the patient feb26tomo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

"a wAIF.-The following persuasive and en-.
coursging note was sttashed to bah! left on a
door-siepin 81. Louis: b. EsAHyA
"Sir: PLEASE accept this orphan child. ifyou
should dsspiss the gift. give It to some ons sho
will appfeciats il, From the litlle ecornsths
mighty oak towers above" This wsif msy yet
ed Washington"
Now the gentleman and his wife thus appeal
cd TO already had of their own eleven possible
Washingtons { for Martha WashiDgtons), and
might have passed the lit,ls strans over to the
police; but they didn't do it.-They kept the
arithmetical loveliness Of the number l2 and
ken. and oraforted the small unit. ii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

PArNo THE PEsALTY.--The Toledo, Ohio,
City Bank, q savings bank, failed last fall with
liabilities amounting to nearly million of dollars
and with assets that Ii now estimated will realize
hue about IS per cent. of that amount. The de-
pesitors have been after the managers, and have
thrown the concert into bankruptcy. An investi-
cation by an expert has already shown such NAL
appropriation of the monsy of the institution that
an Indictment for embezzlsnent has been found
against one Of parties, who In default of bail has
been committed to Jail A few examples Of this
kind are sadly needed, mol only in Ohio, but else
where, especially in the case Of mnshroon oon-
Germs set up under the name (falsely used) Of
savings banks, and by speculators only for the
purpose of getting possession of the savings of the
many to be used for the gambling purposes ofthe
lew.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, The Fortacation
bill was reported without amendment. Mr.
Logan: from the Military Committee, report.
ed adversely the bill authorizing the lease OF
the old Lazaretto site, near this city, for a
powder magazine. and the committee was dis
CHARGED from further consideration of the sub
ject. At the expiration Of the morning hour,
the Centennial Appropriation bill came up
and Mr. Sherman moved to refer 1t to the
Committee on Appropriations. Pending dis
cussion The bill. the Senate adjourned.
In the House, bills were passed anendatory
of the Homestead laws, and toprevent the ex-
termin alton of bearing animals in
Alaska. The bill regulating commerce
among the States was discussed until adjourn
ment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

The Peach Bottom Marrow Gua2e
a. sasA fT3ah ftoad. a
2 ANansstiug Of the stock holdsrs Of this rosd
WI hSld at the odice of the fresident In
Nav York. on the u instsuI lt apPeArs
thst great interest is manifested III pusn'ns
It forward to an oarly completion. ihe Nc"
York True Democrdt furnishes some INFER
esting facts from when We take The follow
ing; a. = ~ = 4 /.
"It " as determined to tssne bonds Dear,
Ing per cent. interest, which will no seia
at present. at q liberal discount 10 secure Ine
cash between now and the nrst "i Msy
The Company can afford this. as II VIII
enable them to buy for cash, rails, cars, To-
comoti ges, &c much below price. just now.
The interest being liberal. and the bonds
cheap, aud the prospect for prontaoie ous.
insss being good, over this cheapiy-Duiit
rsilr oad running thronRk thickiy settled
and ich country, will make them q very
desirable home Investment. Subscriptions
were opened at the meeting, ana ABOUT $I3'
900 were taken at once. We have no douGt
tsat all the bonds OF this promising line OF
rail way. at the rates they are offered Will pe
taken. The advantage of these railroad
bonds over other more distant railroad So
curitias. Is tnat We can see and know ior
ourselves the nature and business OF the
road and have control over and knowledge
of it's management. They are secured ny
large stock subscription which. It Ia believ-
ed will itself soon become profitable.
As this is narrow guage road, the cost OF
building will not be one-halt that CT some
wide guage railroads. 1t is supposed Slo,'
600 a mile " i'll build and equip; some other
roads cost as high as $4,000 mile. The
difference will enable the company to pay
large diyidends on much less business than
the more expensive roads.
some of the items OF cost per mile, at pre-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

TIE GRASaERs OPERATING In DELAWARE
A Grange is now in working order at Newport.
in this county, three miles from this city; and
another is to be opened in few days at Brackin,
vile, Mill Greek Hundred, about six miles from
Ills city. We are told that the farmers in the
neighborhood of these places are fully sensible OF
the necessity there is for entering upon a COM
p!ete system OF reform through which they hope
TO reap large benefits from economical arrange
raents
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

EEcouRAoISa.-The manufacturers talk CT an
expected advance in oil kinds Of domestic goods
that will put every spindle at work, while the
merchants are encouraged TO believe they Will
lave the benefit Of rise in the prices that will
enable them to rejoice once more in the good
t.me coming"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

The temperance movement at Columbus,
Ohio, has converted prominent restaurant
keeper from the sale of liquor and induced
brewer to promise that 'he will never brew
another .keg of beer" This has greatly encour-
aged the women. and they will carry on the
war with renewed vigor.
The Kansas House of Representatives, by
vote of "a to 20, has adopted resolution i'm
peaching State Treasurer Hayes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

SPRING PRosPRcTs.-The prospects tor tusi-
pess begins to be more encouraging, and We hear
of number OF parties who propose to erect
buildings in various sections OF the city; while
the preparations for extending business by the
manufactured IN all branches show that they are
rapidly recovering from the late disastrous conse-
quences OF the great failures.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

TIE LEVY CoUEr. is now in session at
New Castle. There /, large amount Of
routine business to take their attention.
Tuesday, the 18th instant, has been sp
pointed as the day for the approval of roais
and making transfers to school districts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

COLONEL JOHN W. FoRNEY, of the Philadel-
phia Press said "The fact is now to be accept
cd BY all, that the official Republican organization
OF Philadelphia is simply combination that COM
mands the worst elements of every shade of po-
litcal opinion, and 1t has but article of faith
the cohesive power of public plunder." This is
true not only Of "ring" ruled Phlladelphis but
of every place else where the Radicals are in
power.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

in the Rhode island Legislature, yesterday, The
house special committee on woman sufircge pre-
sented o majority report recommending the sub
mission TO the people OF The following proposition
as an amendment TO the constitution Men and
women politically and legally shall be entitled TO
equal rights and privileges, ani shall be subject
20 equal duties and liabilities
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
PUBLIC SALES.
DUDi.IC SALE.

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The subscriber intending to decline farming. will
sell at Public Sale at his residence on the Dfokson
Farm, on the road leading from New Castle to Del
aware City, IL miles from New Castle.
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 18th. 1914
At O'Clock p. NJ.
The following described Personal Property con.
.Crxss, sisting OF tour head Of Horses. -
R5 Colt. I5 months old ~ extra good
3wNilch Cows most OF which will 80
Se ,n profit by day Of sale; home-raised 00S
Heiiers with calf. 2yeariing Calves, heifer Calf
pin by an excellent boar 4 fine shoats.
p'ff ffRxMlNG GIMPLEMENTS.-One farm wagon.
iron xle. with hay rigging horse cart, three
sorine market wagon. Germantown carriage, one
cafriage pole, no-top buggy, dug out wagon.
4 harrow. i Heckendorn piOw No. 2:I Moore plow
NOT. Moore plow No, 81. cultiyators. dip
ner combined mower and reaper, with two cutting
bsrs and four knives. two for grain and two for
grass, all in excellent condition; I Pennoek corn
Ien's patentj 20 hot bed sash. BY fset. made to
ord ar last spring grain cradles in good order,
moving scythes, double and single trees, three
horse tree gIindstone lot of new grain bags. forks
rakes hoes. barn shovels. patent corn KNIVES. &C.
ii ali interest in ~ acres OF whsat in the ground.
set single carriage harness. sets wagon
harness piow harness. cart harness: set OF heavy
dearborn harness, brides. collars. lines. DC.
UaIry Eixtures-l churn, 1 large butter tub. q
large lot Of milk pans cans, cream cans milk buck
Household and Kitchen Furniturs-bedsteads and
bedding bureau wash stand. chairs tables, settee.
clock large cook stoves. lot Oh disnes carpesdc.
iot of fpoultry-turkies, chickens. ducks. DC. :,
TERMS.-All sums Of SIS and under, cash al
By purchaser giving Q bankaoie note "itn approved
endST;s' t.b%w interest," - JOHN BOYLE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

GREAT RISE - sTocKs.-The rise in stocks,
especially Of some Of the railroad corporations
has been enormous, aud several Of them are high
er now than they were before the panic set n
This would seem to prove that they were able to
build and pay.