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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-28

WE are authorized TO announce JIM
w DAVIS as a candidate fol Trustee Of Da-
wilson county at the August election.
NTE are authorized 10 announce W. A.
w KNIGHT as a Candidate for County Trus-
tee at the ensuing August election. feb25 ID
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A CHILD was recently born in Philadel-
phia having the whole Of the teeth in the
upper jaw perfectly developed, and four of
those Of the lower jaw.
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Eow GharfR
FOr Revenue COIIeetOr.

WE are authorized to announce e D
w WHITWORTH as a candidate for re-elee-
ton to the ONCE of sheriff Of Davidson county
at the ensuing August election. app te
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COUNTY ELECTION.
For County Court Clerk.

I'VE are authorized TO announce JAMES T.
w BELL as a candidate for County Court
Clerk at the ensuing August election.
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DISTRICT ELECTION.

For COnsGabIe-Thfrteenf District.
NASHVILLE, July 8, 1s74.-TO the people Of
~ the Thirteenth District: In compliance
with the request Of number OF my friends, i
announce myself candidate for the Office Of
Constable in Thirteenth District
iylO It's W. J. HILL
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THE Nashville Commercial Reporters
views concerning the project of State
bank, may be taken to represent those
of a large and influential class of our
business men.
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Union AND AMERICAN.
TUESDAY, JULY -. IszZ
AND CONSERVATIVE
COUNTY TICKET.
E,ect,on thursday, August 6.

Election Thu rsday, August 6.
For Chancellor, ". p. COOPER.
For Sheriff, L. d. WHITHORTH.
FOR County Court CLERK, JAMES I. BELL
For Circuit Court CLERK, NAT F. DORTCH.
For Criminal Court Clerk, SATL D0NELS0N.
For Trastee, W. A. KNIGHT.
For Register, b. r. BISKLEH.
For Revenue Collector, J. 7. PATTERSON.
Fer JaiIer, HUGH HETERIH.
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For IaiIer.
For Register.

WE are authorized to announce A. F. Nc
w CONNELL as a candidate for County
Jailer at the ensuing August election.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF HEARN & SETTER,
u House and Sign Painters, mutually dis
solved partnership this the 9Th day of July,
1874. The business viii be continued by W. G.
Hearn, who will settle all business of the above
firm. ID. T. Setter will be employed by Duff
Brothers as Sign Painter and Grainer. iy2s 2t
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JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
TarrytOwn-On. the Hudson, n. Y.

AoAA gNVWh-Vu-tA AasA"t -s II
Il SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
TIME COURSE OF INSTRUCTION EN-
braces the following departments: Classical,
Modern Languages, Elementary, Mathematical,
English Studies, and NATURAL SCIENCE, Music,
Drawing and ElOcutiOn, MILITARY DRILL,
Gymnasium, etc. Rev. F. j. JACKSON,
iy2S On cod Principal.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
DR. WHITTIER,

81 Charles ST. Louis No. has been longer en-
gagged in the o. Gil Ecnereal ard sexual cse4se
any specialist IN St Louis the city papers show
also spsrmatorrha debility and impoency IL
result OF self abuse IN youth or sexual excuses snpo
being nervousness seminal eis As debility dmue1s o.
srhf dcctiFe memory pipleson ne face physical decay
aversion society OF FEMALES confusion Of Ideas, loss OF
power pernansntlv cared Pamphlet % page
ee Every letter Of inquiry with stamp aasvsred.
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FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL LOT, As FEET FRONT,
L. on North Market street, below the Louisville
DepOt with frame house, No. 202, occupied BY 3
prompt paying tenant and
p Nine acres Of land on the NOlensyile pike,
3 miles from the city, both tracts belonging 20
me estate OF H Lettering, deceased. Terms
highly acceptable. For particulars apply %
j. b. JEUP, Attorney,
63E Cedar street. Nashville, Tenn
iy9 eOdlm
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the State debt, for which she is called 70
provide by taxation, is less than (S2l,VVO'-
0OO) twenIty-one million dollars.
Whether the legislation, Of which these,
are. in part, the results, was founded III
wisdom, it is not my province now 10
INQUIRE. There was a general, II not uni
yersal. commentator of 1t at the
time. 1t was done by Legislature OF tie
peop'e's chosen representatives, and the
people aeouiesced in and sanctioned 1t by
permitting the laws to be deliberately exc
cuted. without protest or objection. AT all
events, this legislation has passed into his
tory, has been executed, and can not now
Be changed. Its effects, in part, are, that
instead of a debt Of $43, 052, G2s.26, which,
on the first day of Jsnuaey, 1870, hung
over the State like the harbinger Of imam
cial ruin and distress, we have debt OF
less than twenty one million dollars. and
have already resumed the payment OF In
terest, at rate of taxation OF 40 cents, IN
stead of 60 cents, on the 500.
The following table, showing the hnan-
cial condition of the State, speaks for
itself:
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'In twenty years, in this way, we shall
have reduced our debt sl6,164,341, and be
in condition TO pay to the sinking fund
thereafter over $, 900 600 annually, without
increasing the rate of taxation
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MOUNT DUE STATE,

AMOUNT DUE STATE.
From solvent railroads:
Mississippi Central X. r.. ......S ,f99 ,ls 90
Mississippi and Tennessee Il. Re-. 4l so ~
Memphis and Charleston X. Re-. La ,5l6 %
Interest due from last. ............-. luS,ho "
From endorsed bonds for which State is
secondarily liable:
Nashville and Chattanooga r. r.. 81 ,23l 200 90
East Tenn and Va X. X. consOld.. 242, 900 90
Memphis city bonds Endorsed by
Memphis and Little Rock r. R.. 1890 %
lOtal. ss.S-fAo-51'' W
From purchasers Of delinquent rail-
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TIES FUNDED.
Past-due bonds, issued prior 10 the
war for turnpike, bank and cspl-
tol purposes. which have been re-
rlcwed under the act of 1S1S-.... 1s9,SoO 90
NUtilated bonds, issued prior 20 the
war. but not vet due, renewed I'M
der the act OF 1S66-7.............. 5000 Ol
Psst-due COUPONS funded. ...,..... 4,69l $50 So
cash paid into the State treasury 10
make even bOnds....-.............-. l,44s Of
iI Sond s'nou,l' "." 49,. 1852 900 90
vi cs GHion ''i'ie nav 49,, 100000 %
Total outstanding July J., lsIi...s5yS5S'o9 W
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Making a grand total of bonds fund
ed and registered under the act of
1873 and still outstanding s2i9 ,0oc
This is complete and accurate exhibit
of what has already been done in execution
of the funding bill. The following table
shows the maximum of bonds and coupons
still remaining to be funded or registered.
Past due bonds yet to be funded, tO-wit:
Bank Of Tennessee bonds due May,
1865 ss; 49, ~ ~
Capitol bonds due from 1870 TO ls14-... $4,000
Fundable coupons that may yet be pre-
scented due prior to July, ls7i........S 100000
Total that may yet be funded. -. 81 ,517 600
Bonds not due that may yet be regis
tered of all classes. $3.50, 600
Making the total yet TO be registered
or tunded.... ..-.....-.--...s..-.-..- o'Vii ,oVO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
senator Baysrd ON sasrraxe.

The New York Times of recent date, remark
ing on the desire Of Senator Baysrd not to have
the District of Columbia governed by popular
vote, but by bureau appointed by the Presi-
dent, and confirmed BY the Senate, Gays:
'In this connection, Mr.. Bsysrd avowed the
mysterious doctrine that the question Of suf-
frage should " be left where the trainers OF the
Constitution intended il to be, in the hands Of
those to be affected by the right" The trainers
OF the Constitution have from time to time been
made responsible by Democratic oracles for
some very curious and absurd propositions but
this, we think, is worse nonsense than anything
we have yet seen. We doubt il Mr.. Bsyard
himself could tell, in cool blood, exactly
what he meant by it What he was un-
doubtedly trying to do was TO reconcile
the notion of the suffrage ~ some
thing which should DO equally enjoyed by all,
with the exclusion of the blacks from voting.
But it would be hard to show that the negroes in
the District of Columbia are not Affected by
the results of the suffrage. 1t determines for
them, as much as for the whites, the administra-
ton Of the schools, the burden OF rents rs sf-
fected by taxation, the administration OF justice
and hundred other interests. They may not
have the same, or even as much, interest as the
whites but Mr.. Bayard'e idea seems to be that
they have none that they are not, in short, any
part of the people, This is the latest devel
opment Of Democratic principles and it is Of
piece in its illogical, inconsistent patching to
gether of incongruous ideas With what has gon'
before it in the same line
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
Journalistic.

The New York Laiiy Grdpsie has issued
Christmas number which Is truly gem III the
AT preseryanve. The cover IS very highly
Illuminated o. e. being printed in three colors-
so.j. rel sud blAck-ani the four pages are de-
voted 10 advertisements winch are made adil-
ronsily Conspicuous and attractive by these var
4egsied cOlors. This is s new departure IN Jour
ualisnl, but one winch Is moi likely 70 come into
Genera vogue. being intended rather for extra
.<cSzioils. - ~ this instance. On the inside
lSges are number Of eugrsyings descriptive OF
Chrstmss scenes, the whole forming s most ex-
-tlleil holiday number u this popular journal
-lu accordance with previous notice, the
Washington Ctroeici, has converted its Sunday
e,huon into al illustrated journal. wherein the
news of the day il compressed INTO smaller com
iAss in order TO make room for reading more Of
q well ~ the purpose which has been under
taken, znd the illustrations are not only well ex
ecuted but remarkably well printed The Illus
trsioa Of Santa Claus 81 the Cspiio Is worthy the
lcnci u NAst. and IS humorous in the numer
GUS ro!6s IN which different congressman take :
lsrt
The Nou.stowu Herald has begun its sixth
year With encouraging prospects for the future.
The vim and spice with which it is edited. and
the smart sayings which It IS constantly getting
10 have rendered 1t leservedly popular and given
t : reputation which is not Outlined to It's little
city Of publication. Tie Herald has always been
COED paper, and we are glad to know thai
prosperity attends H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
The CeIIuIoid Truss.

These are the most durable and easily adjusted
Trusses ever offered TO the public. The spring Is OF
the best English Steel. and completely covered with
Ceulo.d, which protects and preserves H. while the
pad Is Of the same material.
Among the many great advantages OF the ceu-
lold Truss, which will be st once appreciated by
those who have worn Irusses, are the following.
II Is imperNious 10 water.
Ii Will never break crack.
II Is always clean.
1t can be bent with the hand TO any shape required
without artincial heat.
II will neither rust OF chafe the patient.
II will retain the most dificut rupture with safety
and comfort
Il need not be removed while bathing.
It's durability is beyond question.
II Is economical. for il will last life time.
Tue heat OF the body causes no unpleasant smell.
In fact with Celuloid Truss, the wesrer has
comfort ease safety durability, sdapiahility, and
economy
variety OF styles Of these Trusses may be found
at Fosters Drug Store, Front and West streets.
Please call and examine AdIusumentssmade with
out extra charge.
Special attention shown 10 ladies by Mrs. DR. Fus-
ter. The gentlemen receiving their share Of atten-
uon BY competent man
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
kecping the Fec, warm.

Doctor Franklin advised, long ago, that the
feet be kept warm and the head cool, but the al
vice, though listened to, has not always been
well regarded. The New York Times remarks
that though, on a cold day 1t Is almost amusing
to see the high fur collars, fur caps, fur ear
WARMERS and WOODEN bandAges which persons
employ to protect neck, head and ears from the
frost, 1t lie rather odd that the instinct Of self
preservation should be manifested for the head
alone. and that no care should be taken Of the
feet. They, sfter all, are valuable point II
accurate statistics could be obtained. it would be
found that large percentage Of the deaths from
consumption are attributed to caTelessness in
the manner of protecting the feet 4 young
man who died recently III neighborng city. in
Swing friend description Of HE disease, said
lie Vas "a strong As horse" until 8 certain
night when IN riding to his home FROM bal
in light soled slices lis feet became "Ss cold q,
stones or Ice" After tina, lie had never beeI
well again.
The Tn,s urges ths,, in winter. warm woolei
stockings should be worn, instead Of the lgh
eu,ton ones.-use1 during summer. and for NOS
peopie lAis ls probably good advice. Yet, il
Aeeping the feet warm experience does 20 dif
Ter Oar attention was recently called to q gen
ileu.A4 Of this city, who for twenty years ha
worn NO stockings st all having dispensed wit
them iii older 10 ksep his feet warm. He hA
tven sufferer with cold feet, until lie tried TIN
plan hut lie hnds il 10 work admirably II
wears cose-iittiug shoes, tnttoning well up {
tile aukle and lie carefully WASHES his feet twic
dsy.uot necessarily, however, III cold water. tn
loc, Icing simply to remove the excretory de
pos.ss from tile skin, and keep the circulatio
lAieAenel. THIS il case extraordinary, yet tn
gentleman assures Us tia; others who had hs
t.ld feet N winter have followed hs plau Wit
equal success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
puBLIsaED ErRRr AFTERNOON, lsundays

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, Sundays
erespted) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-Ioesf
corner FInh and MARKET Streets. 7'po cents copy.
Ten cents a peek. DELIvRRED FREE by carriers
throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL ieiR be sent BY
mail 10 any Post oaee in Aeie cdstle County at $500
per annun, si.96 for months; 50 cents per month !
10 Post oFees outside Of Nes Castle county $3.50 per
annum; $40 for three months; 90 cents per month.
THE PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE in all cases
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, (#eekly,l the Peninsuiav
organ Of Fariaers aud Fnit-grocersi great Fdmils
Newspaper; published every Thursday morning, al
r.e0 Dollars yea, POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PUB
l1suERs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29

IMPORTANT NoTIcE-After January list, 1918. the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will be sent to subscribers, free
Of postage to any Post once in New Castle county
a. 5000 per AMMAN and at the same rate for three
months. To Post onices outside OF the county l.
will be sent at the rate of $50 per year and 81 40
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
Publishers.
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition OF
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to subscribers to any
Post once in the United States, at sq.oo per year,
the hostage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
NOW Is the Time 10 Buy
CHEST PROTECTORS.
a Cholce Assortment OF them for sale ~
B, a {. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
y3-u S0s Market Street
Testimony.

cheerfuly give this testimony TO the public that
Ms Fosters Blood Purifier snd Tetter Ointment
cured me
was afflicted for many years with disOriered
blood, Troublesome and Obstinate tetier OF the
skin and swelling of the glands OF the neck, which
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering and ex-
pense.
consulted eight OF the most prominent physi-
clans IN the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse TIL finally almost despair
ing Of hope, WAS induced 70 Try Ms Fosters
Blood Puriner, which WAS recommended 10 me as
being certain cure for ny disease. IL WAS the
turning point IN N! case after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier in connection with the letter
Cantment, the swelling ceased the eruptons dlsap-
peAred and now am entirely and enecfuAily cured.
II further information is desired concerning my
case, call AZ my residence.
THoS. SCOTT,
1880 CIaymont Street, over iiIh Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
THE DEATH OF GERRIT SMITH,

One of tho most striking figures in recent
American affairs has just passed from view.
Gerrit Smith, while not to be called represen-
tatiye man, in the usual sense, was yet man |
"pcked out OF" many times more than "ten
thousand" lover OF Liberty first, last and |
always, endowed with a fine scoru OF the petty |
philosophy which, through one mean art or an
other, strives to build the Individual at the ex-
penss of the multitude, he was a man who ought
TO have been representative Of a true republic,
whether he was or not Owing to his peculiarly
of temperament, Gerrit Smiths name is indissolu-
bly, connected with the abolition of Slavery, but
while the monstrous prominence OF human bond
age brought Its enemies into special light,
there are other hindrances to personal
freedom which the lover of his kind feels con-
stantly called on to combat His " abolitonist
procliyities were but a part of Gerrit Smiths
testimony to freedom, although he is doubtless
best known in that special field. But the Indian
had no warmer and more liberal, friend the
poor emigrant had no more hearty supporter /,
the freedman had no trustier counsellor and
guide the social out-casts Of our great cities no
more tender and sympathetic helper In all
these ways, and in many others,-in helping
- missions and charities OF various kinds, in
founding schools and inhrmaries for the poor
and notably in seeking to wesn the poor waits
and strays from the city streets to the health and
comfort Of country life,-Gerrit Smith spent
life which it seems not too much to say was
altogether devoted TO doing good He was a
true philanthropist; not making business OF 1t
for personal aggrandizement or notoriety but
giving and helping out of the very goodness OF
his heart and because the first wish Of his soul
WAS to see men smiling and free and happy. He
had his eccentricities but they were never faults
and they never blunted his sense OF justice. He
WAS an honor TO his time and country, and, per.
haps even his old opponents may, some OF them
yet grow to acknowledge the fact The aboli
tonists, Of which he was such bright example
are steadily Disappearing soon there will b,
nothing left of them but the name. Lovejoy
rappan, Sumner, Greeley, Chase, Hopper, Gar
rett, Mott, McKim-and now one OF the great
est-all gone. The remaining members Of tn,
little band, who stood by the despsed faith be
fore anti-sayery became the fashion, must gaz
sadly enough at the wreck Of time Yet, til
wreck is inevitable and is not, rightly, to be de
plored Genit Smith has at last attained h,
freedom, nor is it the part Of wisdom TO regrt
his release. II his beautiful example shall s,
youth to pondering on the immortal truth cry
tallized in the Golden Rule it will he bessin
TO them and to all with whom they may come
contact
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
City Business li.srlrrs
AUCTJONEERs.

AUCTI0NEERs.
Joseph h. Millor, 4th and King stratlA
BANKERS d. BRnKEEI.
r. r. Robinson Co, go Msrke. r'irel
BARBEBs 81 HAIR DRESSER
A. Ashonbach. ao Market street
BELL RINGERS IL ELL. PosgL..
ass sn.sd W S5.sMsssq y Msoes NY " st9 II .FSSs +si,,
BOOT g. SHOE RmAKPRs, npa ukatr
j. Q. Alexander, lo2 Market str
ssS nsBSpsh MorsIoss sIo ~ ss SS sSd nsTsst s
W. A. Turner 90. sis Markets ,reet
CARPENTERS AND BUu.phas.
j. q. HAddoek, shop Thorns bol Front Re-. iii. y
j. r. ID. baeds, shop W. Fourth near wnsi
CIGARS d TOBACCO.
Brisbane a DeMainyis. 722 Market stree.
Geo A. Davis, Goa Shiploy rtreet
VIM. H. Robinson, iiS's u. lth stree
CLOCKS, WATCHES, n JKwRIsu.
2. ]. Bush. corner seyeuth and Market strrsts
j. q. Massey, IL k sth street
COACH * UARKT AJAX MATFuiAt
VIM Grosn o.. s. K cor. % and sbiples s,1..,.
DRUGGISTS.
H. X Brinshprst, AT Market street
FLORISTS.
Tatnall 90. Delaware Avenue aud Jefferson q. r-,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGRNT-
Thomas Y. plummer. 509 Market sttoal
GENTr' FURNISHING G00p-
JAinos NJ, Watson 4 Son. 81 Market stre.,
Qhns Morgan. o2l Market street
john P. Doushtsn. AZ Market street
HATS, CAPs, &c.
Hukili a WalrAvcn, "a Ma ~ rtraat
William p Webb 81 MARKET % s,re.,
HARDWARE.
James Bro, ~ Market street
IKeN i STEEL.
VIM. Green a o., 4. X. cor % and snipls, .tsvs
LIVERY STABLES.
| Patrick Holland. g. W. cor. Front and Orange
| LO0HING-GI.Assks Il RKAnths
| k~ood Uo..na, ~ w. sth strest
| y. McMouAsls, 3D. and King street.
MERCHANT TALOHs.
.ieo. Gouert, IS X. Fourth street.
Cyrus Stern, III Market strest
| John ~. Nuhl'trrsen as KIM -tr-et
| Samuel Miller, Jf., its Aaskva streoG
PAPER ii-lSGINsi-. SHADES. Ar
John II Holt, Sd and Market streetA
PLUMBERS AND Gas PIT-EH%
". h. Gillespie. 2ib W. 9Th street
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Ey.ns Pennington. Allmonds Bdg sth ant Mari
y. n Uhild 90, No. W. Tth street
Z; A. brAzs5, 80 and shipiey streets
Mm. Reynolds Co., -la Market strest
A. u. GfimshAw, No W. I'd Street
". H. SiinoIe, No, West 9th street
Vim Mcoaaiisy Co. sSs 3 Market street street '''s say
RESTAURANT g. UILIIAhu H.J
Joseph tullmsr, 5S4 and 5OS Marie, strssl
sKSyING MACHINES.
sroyer 3 Bakor $. N. %, bg7 King street
New An sriean Sewing MscAine, rs Mafkot strssL
COFFEE und TIA Deaiera
Union Pacific Tea Company, sls Market street
UNDBRTAKERs.
Thos = Giles, al Si.ipley stroot
X y. fonng a8 Market street--lSse kds.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
Spefial Autiffs.
Grosvenor's Improved 8eiIadonna


Improved 8eiIadonna
Plaster.
Capsicum Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells.
St. Yincent's Arrow Root,
Bowers Glycerine,
Turned Wood Boxes
Nelson's Geatne.
Concentrated Glycerine,
Schering's Choral Hydrate.
Tin SedlitE Boxes,
Star Mills Paper,
Fltering Paper,
French Mustard plasters
Rfferyesclng Granular Salts (Keasbey a Mattisons)
y A Cs Sugar coated Pins and Granues,
Alcocks Porous Plasters,
holler's Cod Liver Oh,
Vinegar Bhters,
Holloway's Worm Confections,
Matthey Caylus Capsules,
Planten's Capsules
Talrants Setzer Aperient,
Henszey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Yankee Shaving Soap,
Schener's Pepsine,
Lows Llniment
supplied to the trade at the lowest market rates
by "
L. BRINGHURST A co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-29
DEGISTER'S OFFICE,

ID EGlSTERS OFFICE.
III NEw CASTLE COUNTY, Dec 14th, is14.
Upon application OF John stephenson, Admnistra-
tor OF samuel stephenson, late OF Wilmington Hun
dred in SAID County, deceased; IL is ordered and d
rected by the Register that the Administrator afore
saidgive notice Of the Granting of Letters of Admin
isratiOn upon the estate of the deceased with the
date OF granting thereof, by causing advertisements
be posted within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six OF the most pubic places OF the Coun
~ of New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, TO present the same. OF
abide by the Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided And also cause the same TO be inserted
within the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL
Il newspaper published in Wilmington and TO be
continued therein three weeks, le o ID
Given under the hand and Seal Of once of
H. ST. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle. IN New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
5. C. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-An persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attesed the Administrator on or before Dee. IA,
ls55, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN STEPHENSoN, Administrator.
Address Zion ?. o., Cecil Co, Nd. decl3Sweod