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How THE "CHR1sr1AN" SOLDIER PAID
THE SAvIoURs OF THE NATIoN.-A Wash
ington despatch to the New York He.
RAID says: To-day was the sixteenth
day Of the Howard investigation. II.
O. Harmon and Edgar Q. Beman, clerks
in the Second Auditors Office, were ex-
amined. The former testified that there
had come to the Second Auditors Office
between 20. 900 and 10000 complaints,
from white soldiers, of bouutiea and
arrears not paid, from the year 1866 to
the present time, and about 3, 900 COM
plants from colored soldiers. Iu illus
tration of the mistakes that were made
in the payment Of the dues, case was
given where the voucher receipting for
the money was signed by mark, and
the letter of complaint to the soldier, to
whom the money rightfully belonged,
subsequently written, waa signed by
himself, with his full name.
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a LITTLE GIRL KILLED BY RED ANTS.
The Opelika (Ala.) Observer, of the 10Th
inst, says: ''Afr. T.. G. Jones informs
us OF the singular death of little co.
lored girl on his farm, near Auburn.
The girl went to some sill that had beeu
used for the purpose OF cutting up
meat, and on which there was large
number OF red ants. While asleep the
ants, by the hundreds, nude an attack
on the child. and when sha awoke she
was literally covered with them, and oil
busy biting and singing. They we're
so ferocious that woman on the place
had to sweep them off with brush
broom. The biting and stineing were
30 very serious that fever cnsned, which,
coupled with the poison Of the bites,
produced death two days AFTERWARDS"
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New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.

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new Books. Also, variety OF new NOVELS,
by popular authors. cheap. March 2I
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>:os. Curea Cents.
|. EcVcrs, G. ''-rs:iou, Jal;...NEla. :Or: ID
y. Warns. W,,n Ic.cr. Wu,In Coli. 50
$. EryinS-i'c!ic, or i.rtliiiiy Uf l;it:;.s, 20
j. niarr',or., Of Children or Adnli-. 20
. 3 Dysemtery' !iriring; Bilious Coiie, 80
:. Coughs. Colds, bronchitis, 81
r. H""r"lE,H, I""n,,he fn'"a,:c,: ~
y. lttndnclics, SEX Headache, Ncrt;.-" -
10. Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach, 80
II. :nrI,rrssc.;, o: painf,l Periods, 20
=. =. Whites, TOO irofnse reriods,, 50
H. H. sai ,H: .; IrV.ias HtI'.i": Hfi' Ira, 3
-. Ehr'. in'. l.'.rtun,ic Pains, -
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-. ri,-~. l.. -. o: III ling, -. -
Is. opH;trIny, n, s"ro or Weak Eye, -
IL. C'a.av:'!i, Ar..c or t'.cmic Iniuenz,, 20
-. Iy!."o;ing-C Nirr,.t Coughs, -
q. Astanim, Ornrs,;t,i Breathing, :"
9. t:n~ islsci,nrgca. Imp"ircd Hearing. :,
81. S.:utula. EnlMrscl Glands. Swellin.-. -
81. General Debility, Physical Weakness -
-. I,ropsy aid scnnty sccrc,ions, %
III. Sen-StcA ness, sickness from Eidi.:, -
-. .Htdncy-I>iseRse, Gravel, -
o.. Nervous I,ehiIity, Seminal W,..!:,.,<
or Involuntary l'iscfnrgcs, zoo
go So H"io M,,T;" . ass. wcitm. the & $,
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50. SufIcrin: a.. ...'.''c" q: iii", iOS
r. 11iuhfi,r,'' s;.,:.. Thr,mt,. so
S5. Chronic ol ,r~ti iHiis :::.! f;"Iii'ms 30
FAMILY (!'"%.
Case ,.,l,rtrcol with aboy, :s'' large VAS md
osn ai''. @ctS "s ,,.SF; "f 90 larqr VIM: AMI i:"k %
These remedies nre sent by tho
cnsc or single box to amy P"rt or the
country, FREQ Of charge, o;i receipt OF
price. Address
Hun'ghhrresyyse'n nssPe6id sP6SisiGMS GMSea,oine Co..
O::ce and Derot, No. sc. BnnApwAv. New fonk.
For sale by. ali Druggists.
Mayo fiily
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The public are not slow to find out tla
advertisements in the Greenland Ic,
Mountain" style mean but little, aud that Il
obtain their
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Crop prospects along the Tombigbee
River are anything but encouraging
The river is higher than the great food
OF 1874, and still rising. The news
from the Yazoo valley is better. The
The river is falling. but greater por-
tlon of the best lands is still under
water.
Judge Hansrll has broken up billiard
playing in Thomasvile, Ga, having
charged the grand jury that to play a
game. in which the agreement is that
the loser pays for the game, is an in
diotable offence.
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INSURANCE.

HAEISG resigned the agency OF tho
Ill Southern Life Insurance Company, we
have connected ourselves with the
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
OF MACON, GEUKGIA.
W.B. JOHNSON, 8. &. OBEAR,
President Secretary.
Capltal $0UU.UUO
State Deposits. Observation-Disclosures. $50 900
The Company issnes policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving IL
participating policy holders the advant-
age of premiums LESS by twenty per cent.
than mutual rates.
1t will est abiislP BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF tho
State. and will nont raot with said Boards to
invest In said cities seventy per cent. Gt +,
net premiums taken there, thus maxi
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunoh
Southern Company to our friends and the
public. and bespeak q continuance OF kind
patronage heretofore extended to US.
BLACK d WAR1NG,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable oanvassers wanted with
whom we will make liberal contracts.
Fob 81 SmO
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Grand Trotting Race $50. .00o Purse

Uranu ITOCtlng Race---S2, ,UUO Purse.
6AEkga5M 7zaHxR4 THERE will be q
SANS3t4 MATCHED RIA G L
S4sS~ SSASs kstsSSEf trotted yer tho State
Auxiliary aud Joint Stock Association's y
Course. at Columbia. S. & ON May l, 1874,
between T. Is. J0hns,0ns brown gelding,
Ruin of Man" and Il. Smai.'s brown geld
ing, "Major Beaufort" for 81 900 q aldo.
Mile heats, best three IN five, under tho rules
Of tho National Association. 1t is expected
there will be other races on tho same day.
j. Is. MOORE, Secretary.
a3- Charleston Ne,rt and Courier and An
gusta Chronicle and Sentinel coFy 6ve times
and send bill to Secretary. April "a
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ITAVE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST
IL ample experience, an entire success. Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are tlc Oniy
medicines perfectly adapted to popular usc-so
simple tint mistakes cannot lie made in u,in-,
them; 80 harmless IA t" bc free from danger: md
so efficient To te nlwyI reliable. They h:tc tE:
highest ro:nrn"a!at.on nom all. and will always
rn.:cr .i-:aci"n pricc, III lurgc thrce-dr;c.lul
Nii.s, with ,:I,.c: lens:
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Notice,

r JAMES L. WELSMAN. Executor of the
L. will ot James Wcl.man. deceased, OF
hereby give notice that I have this day filed
petition to the City Council Of Colum bia
11a@120. 2C6@t20S, 256, 257, OF tho town ana
city of Columbia. $500 zach, interest at Elk
per cent per annum, coupons payable quar-
terly. removed, by the Issue of new bonds OF
tho sai3 city OF Columbia i'll tho place o.
those above described, which were lost in
Columbia, South Carolina. when General
sherman passed through that city. III
obedience to the regulation ut tho City
Council in auch case made And provided
this notice, upon the filing at the petition IA
aforesaid. is hereby glvci.
J. II. .WELSMAN, Executor,
MARCH 80, 1874.
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Excursion Tickets.

NDER tho Wheeler HOuse. and examine
~ their extensive stock OF DRY GOODS,
BUOTS, SHOES, &C., before making your
purchases. We have marked down all our
stock to panic prices, go As to close it out in
the next thirty days, to maze room for a
large line OF goods purchased lately for cash
Our BOOT andSHOE DEPARTMENT is now
complete, and comprises choicu line OF
Ladies' and Mems Boots. Shocs, Caters and
Slippers, as we'll az full line 0f Clildrens q
tho country.
We have p big stock OF HOcE ard HALF
HOSE, from ten cents a pair to two dollars,
WHICH will be found une4ua.cd, either ia
price or quality. anywhere.
Our stock of Dress Goods. Eotions, 1.iccs,
Emhroiderics, Handkerchief, Ties, Starts,
fuillinS, puilings, Gents furnishing Goods
and Underwear, Linens, Tat.c Damasks,
Napkins Towels, White Goods, Black Alpa.
cas- and Mourning Goods, Prints, Home
spuns, Sheetings,. Shirtlgs, Cassimercs,
Jeans, Tweeds. Ladies' Mad,.Up Underwear.
Llama Points, NC, &c, 'rW be JUhnd from 90
10 30 per cent. bei05 Mt m0rkR rai,,t.
iou will save money and time by giving
our stock all inepection before purchasing.
large and substantial stock of Hose and
Half-Hose for working people, at 10 to 12i
cents n pair, worth nearly double.
We offer to clore in ten dayH 0G0 pieces
bcst PRINTS. at 10 cents yard; 100 pieces
PAPER CAMBRlC, at 10 cents yard,
bought the last few days for cash. Other
goods III proportion. w. u. LOVE & CO.,
April 10 Columbia. y. G.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
the Radical Split.

The ytio of the President has resulted in Sc
rions division o. the Radicals in Congress And
these gentlemen are the chosen representatives
Of the party. They, therefore, have a large intlu
encc in their separate districts, and certainly did
not vote for the passage of the Currency Bill
witiout Corresponding more or less with their
constituents.
The Radical press favorable to the inilat on bill
has spoken in subdued tones of the action Of The
President. But there is large class OF persons
belonging TO the Eepublican party who are very
open i'll their Gcnunciation OF the President
This is the case IN Wilmington, and wa presume
1t is SO elsewhere.
In Washington the opposition TO the veto IL
taking shape. \ caucus Of tie Senators and
Representatives who voted for the hill WAS held
on Thursday ana determination arrived at to
adhere 10 their position and refer to the veto
message in the discussion when ii comes up, as
each considered right. But not content 10 watt
until the question arises in its order in the Senate
committee was appointed, consisting of Mcssrs
Morton, Carpenter, Logan, Ferry aai West tC
publish an address 10 the country, reviewing the
whole subject and criheisnE the Veto message
without regard for the feelings OF the President
WHO neither advised villa or informed the Sena
Tors OF his INTENDED action; but rs il desgnedll
intending TO mis!ead or play toem falsc, allowct
them TO indulge The idea that hc was in favor o
the policy shaped out 10y the inAl.i0niste
This IS the course, We are told, that things ar
taking i'll Washington bu; whether it is only Il
make the President back down and seek SOM
compromise in another bal, IS a question thl
viii be developed in few days. BE this as
may, the Republican party Is hopelessly rent il
all the States nevertheless, and ihe Healing OF lli
breach will not velt from dosorved defeat befor
the people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
rn not rro,scute the nody

Tn sickness with medicines that dcpress the physi.
cal energies. What the sick principally need isan
recession of vital strength to enable them TO cope
with the enemy that has assaicd them. The. di,
sessed system should be sustaned; tonoi, purified
and regulated. ami there is no medical preparation
required to effect these objects as llostetter's $
Stomach Btters. In ordinary practice aperient'
blood -depLriating an bilious and sedativo medi
cines are administered separately. In Hodetter's
Bitters sll these agents combined. and net %
gether in perfect harmony. so that undue oeo'u.y
strength OF the patient rallies while the disease y
losing ground. In dyspepsia. liver compliant:
chronc constipation, intermittent fepers. general
weakness. and all ailments involving physical and
mental depression this pure vegetable restorative
is u sovereign remedy. 81" aprzSto~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
Gen. Butler on the Veto,

BosToN, Aprli 2i.-tAtn. b. +. Butler who is
now trying case at Salem, was questioned yes.
terday by reporter of The Boston Herald as 10
h,s opinion regarding President Grants veto OF
the imitation bill. ueneIat Bntler said he did
MT want "a heniervicwed, hut he would sa, hhat
the veto was great surprise to himself as we'll
ns TO others lie had expected that the President
would sign the biil, and indeed, had no. enter
tanned a doubt that he would lie had not read
The veto at that iime but could not see how Grant
uonld get around his act Of last FnIl in issu-
ing the s2G,0OO,0O0 reserve. In fact, he said he
did not understand it, uaess Grant had "gone
back on himself" "And," added Butler, " il tho
President will deny his own acts, let him do il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
The Boston Cniid.Murder.

BosToN, April 2i.-The coroncr's investigation
ic|a.iye 10 the murder of the child Of four and a
half years old, whose body WAS found in what is
known as the COW pasture, in Ward Sixteen, last
"Wednesday, began to-day The boy, J. II. Pom
eroy, l412 years old, who was arrested on suspi-
con, amt who, it was alleged confessed to the
commission ot he crime, testified in a straight
forward manner rs to his whereabouts on The day
OF The murder, and denied that he had confessed
to the tune 1t is said that tie witnesses Will
hereafter testify to having seen the murdered
child in company with Pomcroy on the day OF
the murder.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

MRS. GAINES AND GEN. CUsHINo.-The
Secretary of the Interior has transmitted to
the House letter from tho commissioner OF
general land Office stating that ON the 1iis of
April, 1873, he transmitted to The secretary to
be sent to Congress list of six private land
claims reported to his Office in favor OF Mrs
Myra Clark Gaines by the register and receiy-
er at New Orleans, and that he has since
learned that claims Nos. l, 9 on that list were
confirmed to Caleb Gushing by the Supreme
Court OF the United States, the mandate of
the court being dated December u, 1872
Wosh; Star.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

The Cremation Society Of New York held an
adjourned meeting yesterday. The Committee
on Organization stated that bill Incorporating
The society had been presented in the Legislature
they also presented the draft OF a constitution
Ahe committee on Law reported that there was
holhng In either the civil or criminal statutes
against the practice OF cremation, or burning the
dead.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

SrEcff P.AMENrs'-The Hon George Ban
croft, wiring from Berlin under date of De.
cember y, lS'3, says; "'he seemingly lndefi-
mte postponement OF the epoch When theyIth
Cnlted States lntend 10 remove tho use OF
force in keeping their netes in c'r.rlation ser
ionsly atlec financial opir on, aud he adds
that Il is the ABSOLUTELY unanimous opinion oil
OF all financial men that return 10 specie pay
ments can be effected With less difficulty AMI
with less delay Than are anticipated. This i,
m1,ter which a'lec' not America aone a.
colnmercial counties IA mateiy connecte,
with the tmtcd Stat have an interest in iht
question,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

FAsT.-At precisely nine minutes past noon
tram passes Eikton, on the Phiadeplia
Wilmington Il Baltimore Railroad, tnot the
Elkton and Oxford or Eklon and Massey's
lsoad1 at the rate of one mile minute Some
day ihe passengers who are in such a hurry to
get through this world Will lind themselves out
OF 1t, and won't know how they got out
Ccta Democrat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

ANoTAER GRANCE.-A Grange OF Patrons
of uusbandry was organized at Cedarfcld
School House in Milford. hundred on Mon
day night last. The organization is as fol.
lows.
Master, &. l.. llsnsou. Ovcr>ccr, Major A.
harrington; lec,drer, Nm. T. Davis. Steward
5. X, Belts, Jr.; Ast, Steward, or!ean Dewitt;
secretary, Wm. H. Mason; Treasurer, Jos.
Frazier; Chaplain Spencer illtch Gate Keep.
cr, Amos Tr"ner: teres Mrs. Josiah Kesler:
Pomona. Mrs. Wm, Mason Flora, Miss Laura
Harrington; Asst. Lady Steward, Miss Helen
Lake. The Grange organized with twenty
seven chatter members, and is de. gnated Ex.
celsior Grange No. s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

Do we want free banking or is Congress
likely to authorize such system in the face
of the Presidents veto message? AS we read
that paper, admirable in many respects, the
President tavors free banking only when we
are getting or have got back to specie pay
ments. Until then the country will willingly
accept the prcsen currency, which is proha-
bly, the most satisfactory and best irredeem
able currency the country or the world, so fal
as We know, has ever had-Ledger
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

LAND SALER. The following Is ). list of
land salcs recently ececIeG by Mar'.ha
Bros, Real Estate Agents. at RideeIy.
Caroline county, Md:
Farm of VIM. Elliott, AT ltdgeiy, 40
| acres, 10 Isaac S,glor. OF New Jersey, Tor
SIS 600.
j. >. Mancha, 80 AZ res, in Queen AHue's
county. TO Samuel ButterworLh, of Pa.
is. Mancha. ca acres iu Que Oh Anne'S
| county. to Mcdonald, OF Pa.
Mr.. Dukes, of 4th District, AZ acres $500.
| 90, TO Alfred Bon, of Pa.
Abraham Swartly's 80 acre farm, near
Greenshorougb, to DR.. Abiei Brown, of
| N. y.
ii. NJ. Dougherty's farm of % acres, near
& Greensborough. TO Jacob Kline, of Illinois.
Richard Montgomery's farm, at Boons
for 5000.
G.. G. Sanders place. 25 acres. to Ludwig
Myers, of N. Y, for $3.50.
The Williams farm, on Rurraville road,
200 acres. TO Henry Glazer, of N. y.
Samuel Emersons farm near Ridgaly,
| lS6 acres, TO Higgins and Petorson A, $50.
Herbert Mason's farm OF ll3 acres, to N.
| l.. Dobhs. OF Westchester. n. y, for $1,000
| Ridgoly's Freeman's farm 5S acres. to
John 'l'harpo, of n. J.
| Tlos. II. Case, near Grcensh0rough, loo
acres, TO Thomas Johnson. of Michigan.
A. X. Herr 800 acres, 10 A. B. Maxwin,
| of Louisville, KY, for s9,0t1.
The Bing place, 40 acres, to Mrs. Tower
OF Westchester, n. y.
. The Silas Beach place OF - acres, to John
Gearha,t, OF n. j. $3.50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
CIVIL RIGHTS IN MAssAcnusEr1,

BosToN April 2j.-Alex. Els, colored, has
recovered 500 from tho Nalragansett Stcamshm
Co, Tor refusing him seat at Gunner The dining
room of the steamer Providence. Alta preyisus
trim! the plaintiff was awarded Si0A bat the vir.
dict was sci aside ques' on Of law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

A Mr.. Busy, of Lake CITY, Wis, has insurance
on his life 10 the amount Of $4,000 Thinking
he conld not do better business than swindle
the insurance companies he went TO Colorado,
and his wife claimed the insurance Before she
got II, however, Busy turned up. and the dar-
ling Of his heart was no, bit glad 20 See him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
srArE.rsns.


new eanniu.; iaototy - to he efaated at Lin.
colu Hd ~'
The kcntcolniy ,our, meets AT Dover On Mon
day 37ih.
The CHi-fa urges The pn-hiug frward of work
oil the Seaford Town la"
a certain class of young men ~ Seaiprd nmuse
themselves by iLsul ing women.
rhc Ne,cs says that veIy few PEACHES will lie
GROWN IN the vicinity OF Milford, This scason.
Nun.icokc CITY,. snbmb ol Seaferd, Ia very
rapidly Acquiring import. ace rs b"s ness ioca'
ton
John Bradley, oi Srnford. one day last week,
cut of one of h,s fingers white working with u
chisel.
Two boys narrowly escaped drowning, in the
Nantieokc, near Scaford, last Monday, by theup-
set ng of their boat
c'rS ofthc "I.ite OF jesus Christ" p,inted in
London. in 1885, was exhibitd at hesoilice OF the
Seaiord Citizen, few days ago.
The men employed at j. s. Cannon II Bros, in
Concord struck tor higher wages, on Thursday
morning. The strike did not affect the business
of the finn.
Manners Fisher ~ Co.'S planning mill, al ssa.
lord, narrowly escaped a confagration, last Mon
day, by the ignition of pile OF shavngs IN tie
engine room.
Newton W illams, Wm. Huntington Cannon
hobt. Frame, j II. Layton and }. O. Kinder, have
been appointed Fence Viewers OF Seaiord Hi.
for one year.
at Eohbing Station on the junction u Break
waiei Kairoad, tho other day, William Robbins
while assisting in loading car, had his leg broker
by plank falling upon it.
| The M,iord Ne,cs claims TO have reliable iuior
nation that the coming yield Of peaches will b'
far below 2,425.000 baskets as estimated by III,
| Pennsulnr Fruit Growers Association.
! Frank Colhouruc, OF Spafo"a, aged thirteen
years. during n fight the other day, with JOIN
Purse, drew pen-knife from lis pocket an,
stabbed his opponent in the leg, making IN ngl,
cash.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
From Washington.
THE MOVEMENT IN OPPOSITION TO THE rEEsI-
DENT.

THE MOVEMENT IN OPPOSITION TO THE PEEsI-
DENT.
WARRINGTON, April 24.-One Of the results
of the conference of the eXpansionist Senators
with regard to what action should be taken on
the veto message of the President, is the APP
pointment of a committee of five Senators who
are to prepare an address to the people, sett-
ting forth the falaciouS arguments OF the
Presidents veto.
The committee IS composed of Senators
Morton, Carpenter, Logan, Fei.y, of Michi-
gan, and West. 1t is understood that the docu-
ment, when prepared, VIII be signed by all
the Republicans in favor OF sustaining the bin
as against the Presidents veto.
1t twill bc drawn up at once and will probal-
ly 90 TO the county simultaneously with the
opening of the debate N the Senate on the
veto, On all matters eilecting The financial
question these Senators are determined to
act as a unit, regardless of party ailia-
finuS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

In the Howard Court OF Inquiry yesterday,
the Government closed the case with the tesii-
mony OF Assistant Adjutant General Vincent.
General Howard Will begin his defence on
Monday. lie expects 10 occupy week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
= - -
DlEO.

EARNESr.-On The 25th instant, Charles IL EarL-
est. aged "a years.
1he friends and relatives Of the family arc re-
spectfulIy invited TO attend his funeral from MS
late residence. 507 Orange street, Monday after,
noon, at 4 O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
RODNEY April 9th. 1874, 1hos. M Rodney, aged
"a years.
The male f.iends of the family are resncct iuily
invited to attend the funeral. on Monday. eth inst
at O'Clock, r. NJ. from his late residence. at Cool
Spring without further notice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

NoIlCE.-i n compliance with the quirenents
~ OF the act of Assembly in such case made a nd
provided, hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing 70 the Court OF Gencfat SESSIONS of the
Peace and JAN Delivery OF the State OF Delaware
10 and Tor the County Of New CASTLE upon Monday
the ith day "f May next A. D., 1871, being tho first
day "i the next may Term "t said Court. tor Ii
cchsc I" Keep an inn or tavern at No. IA Mark ct
street, IN the Sixth ard OF the city of Whining
ton New Castle county. State of Delaware, with
the trAiege "l selling int" XicatnG liquors in less
quantities than ohe quart. to be drunk nn the
premises and the following treeholders recommend
the said application to wit.
John q. lIeinei Jacob Stuck. '- 49,
Jacob drummer. Frederick FRANKIE,
aug h"peitn George sharpe.
Frederick Wahi. Iielthaser Uastenhera
"hn ,'uerin, Daniel Collins
Wilhelm Schneider Nicholas denny Jr
Henry Schneider. Frank Busam,
;. N. liaIman, Nicholas Eilinger.
Lewis Curlett. Jr. Joseph iIepdei,
II. Hartman, John Mcbride,
Lewis Parson, Enoch Moore Jr
Jacob II. BIddie' Frank Hradwohl
apr2s3t' GEORGE WILHELMI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
MAR RTE q

ARMSTRONG-LAYTON-- AT Salem. April I'd, by
The Rev. Ii, q. Mason, Stephen ). Armstrong. OF
Wilmington. Del. TO Emma l.. Layton. OF Salem,