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The daily gazette., 1874-09-28
PrOFtabie POIifpurss.

The Boston Traveller, in commenting
ON the prevalence of rudeness, tells the
following incident that happened some
years ago:
There was a very plainly dressed el-
derly lady who was a frequent customer
at the leading dry goods store in Boz
ton. No one i'll the store knew her even
by name. All the clerks but one avoided
her and gave their attention to thosc
who were better dressed and Inur. pre-
tentlnus. The exception was yuung
man WHO had 4 conscientious regard Tor
duty and system. He never left another
customer I" wait on the lady. but when
at liberty hr waited OF her with as much
attention a. though he wa a princess.
This continued year ur two, until the
young man became Of age. One morning
I he lady approachr the young man and
the following conversation took place.
Lady luung man, do you wish to 20
into business for Your elf T.
Yes ma am he re- pondcl, hut |
have neither money, credit or friend
nor will any one trust me
Well continued the lady, "you -
and select good situation. ask what thu
rent Is and report to me" handing HIM
her address.
The young man went. found u capital
location, a good store, but the landlord
| i''lhil''i H''hlANNt Nllhll ne tbhl'l llbI
give. Mindful OF the lady rogue t. Ia.
! forthwith went to her and reported
| Well" she replied, ''you 90 and tel
Mr.. - that | will be responsible"
| lie went. and the landlord or agrlt
| was surpi lseJ, but the bargain WI
closed. The next day the lady called to
ascertain the result. The young man
told her, but added:
| What am to do for goods? NJ on
will trust me"
You may 90 and see Mr.. -- and Mr.
- and Mr.. --, and tell them tncIll
on me-"
| lie did and his store was soon stocked
with the best goods in the market There
are many in this city who remember tho
| circumstance and the man. He died
many years since, and left a fortune ol
So 800 SO much for politeness, sa
much for civility, and So much for treat
ing ones elders with the difference in,
To- age. in whatever garb they may /,
clothed.
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Ne1r0es on the Udr Pdfh-- Tht y
,,,,o ReuuIsed With GREAT Loss.

On saturday evening last, al Honey island
,b, ~ hitr men of the town were engaged III
driIlinp, having heard that the negroes IN
large body, Intended eoaing to the to"h l1f
the nurposs ot killing Captain fo'teNeh''
who was on his way home from New o.
leans. -.
and woods from all directious and surround
"a IN. town, when they fired upon ina
whites killing Mr.. Crackerls and son. lie
| white men being then aroused, attacked
| them and drove them preelpltately ln'"
| the swamp, but not until - OF the negroes
| Law hl.ltss upon the fed OF action.
The origin OF the uprising OF these ,Snot-
ant creatures is stated as follows a ie"
d,vs nteyious to the fight several NEGROES
i nn,arad the house OF MIR. fointeNeht AM
mads an attempt to assassinate that gentle
man. wheIeupon MIR. +, in defense OF his
nta k,lled two OF the wouid-be murderers.
| Thr action Of the negroes has caused greA'
excitement throughout that section oil 'ht
., ,nntry. and the whites are determined te
m,intain their rights against the iawhss al
tacks of these ignorant and savage wrctches
I-N,,o Orleans Bulletin I'D.
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There is also a very fine Peach or
chard Of about 10 acres of Early Bea-
trice, which are very fine, and from
present appearances should bear fruit
next year.
1t is an important fact that. We find
from Mr.. Barnard's account of sales
that both Raspberrics and Blackberrics
sold for as good prices in Baltimore, rs
in Philadelphia, the present year,
probably owing to the increasing de-
mand for canning purposes
And last but not least would We cX
press our satisfaction and admiration
of the handsome entertainment rem
dered by Mrs. Barnard, to which we
did ample justice.
Signed by the Committee
WM. lIEPBRoN,
Il. f. WAIII-,
WM. 4 kFNNENDY
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Peter l.. Cooper having received II ma
iority of all the votes, was. on motion, de-
clarel the unanimous choice Of the con-
vention.
On motion, the convention procerdedt TO
Nominate candidate for Coroner aud
the following names We're presented, w:
Henry Eubanks, of Duck Creek; Peter
Crcldick Of South Murderkill: Willlam L;
Thomas. of Bower; W. Al. Powders, OF
Milford; Thomas Wallace Of West Dover;
Natha b. Fleming. of Misplllion, and
James l.. Durham, of kenton.
On motion, it was ordered that on the
second and subsequent ballots, the names
ii two candidates lowest in vote be drop,
pcdfrom the list. \ ballot was then had
" ith the following result
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N,1InyAL BAyK Norl REnFMrr1oA

NATIONAL BANK NOTE kEpfhfll',-
The Washington Chrnn,cl, says:
The failure OF General spinner to con
tinue the work Staltelh hy him ot redeem
ing national bank notes bids fair 20 he !.
permanent one. The hanks have paid
the five per cent authorized by the law
creating this work Of r. lrmption, and re-
fuse to give any more There was every
indication to show that the banks werr
not only asked To pay for the work al T.
d.eming their own notes, but Tor thr
notes Of Other banks As we'll Mr.. SPIN
ner drew up the law to carry on the wofl
and placed the charge Of II IN the hlns-
Of one Of his own men, refusing t. reeoz.-
nigr any intimation Of accountability II
tbn Secretary of the Treasury, and thor
tore there Is no sympathy for him. either
| liz tn. President on amy government oil
hcers. in the failure ot his inder"ndent
movement. which has terminated a III
~lorinusly as Rich.riSous specle-paN
ment-resumption movement lay iiVe-dol-
| lar instllllncnts.
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LINES or TR1JEI.
.DHIL A DELPiI IA. WIlMl M rom \
4 BALTIMORE RAtLl,OAp

4 BALTIMORE kA Ll'O VI.
SEPTEMBER asru. 1871.
Trains leave Wilmington as fuloss for
Phitadeiohit AMI intermeda'e stail" rs,
Philadolnhia and Now York. IL a. m
12n, 12s2 5i2. p IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. -.
baltimore and W ahington. l. -. 20}. 1902
q. IN; II 56. l.23. s -. 40. D. IN.
Trains for Delaware Divjsi n. leave for:
New Castle, 500. 10 10. a. m; IS. ~.
p. IN.
Iarring gton and intermt late stat ms. 0o.
10 10. "A. m; 10. y. IN.
pelaar and ,nterme1i ate stations. j.UO
SUNDAY TRAINS;
Philadelphia ami iutermediate stations.
Philadelph hla and New Yo,k. I'll. a.. N.
Baltimore and Washington. ll.5!. 2o4 a.
For further information pasF,nPers are re-
feired to the time tables posted at the depot
n. N. KENNY. SupeIintebjent
iVnMiNdToN ASo REAbIN1 RAIL
ON and after Tuesday. May alth IS, trains
will run over the kEADISG BgtsCi AS fol
iows:-
doing NortLwarl doing sou Inward
No. IS. No. 2. No.,. NJ No !. No G.
.. III. y. IN. n. III ~. D. IN. y. IN.
| 5.l5 "a go VI mtrcton 9lI ~. 10
1903 Is "a hadd ; ttTd ~ - d Is
7U1 3.S s.2i COatesNllic. i.a To- . u
ISUl 4.6 IL Springfield, u - 1906 5.M
S.34 56 9.4l Brdsboro', 50 il.3t 43
1907 $50 10. kesdinz, $40 ll.iU At
CONNECTIONS:
At Wilmington with trains on philadel Ihif
Wilmington x Baltimote,and Delaware kail
| roads; at Chadd's Ford with trains on Pbila
| delphia X Baltimore Central kailtoad a
| Coatesville with trains on rennsyivanil X
r., and at Read ny with trains on Phii Idel
phia x Re,iing. Lebanon Valley, Fast Penna
and Reading N Colunbit and III, Eerk
| County Railroads.
| SUNDAY ikAINS.--A train wi | lc ",
| Readi bg at 10 n. m, Oh sunday. arriving a
| wilning on At II II a. IN. Leaving whining
ton at 3 0p. m, arriving at Chadf3 Ford II
III; ClIteigiils. 81; aai Reading. At ~
/ D. IN h. CULLlNiS,
| General Superintendent.
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Necessary to a choice, -.
Mr.. Aliens name was theh withdrawn.
On motion it was ordered that the
second ballot should be taken without
dropping the names of any "f the cahdl-
Inf..s. on the srcond hAllot
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Fr"in the Dolawa.can.
I)rmOc,'0';c GOunfy COHrtH!iOH

Pursuant to notice the delegates appointed
by the several hundreds to nominate a county
ticket. To bo supported hy the Demo cratic
party Of heDt county At The approaching
election, met in the Levy Couit room on
Thursday morning, 24th inst at 10 \ M
The Convention was called to order by john
u. Bn,i"n, Esq, Chairman OF the late
County Committee, and on motion, John il
Bewiey, E.q Of Duck Creek hundred. was
called 10 the chair, and Cornelius J. Hall, OF
Milford. and DIR. L. W. Cooper, Of North
Murdcrkill, appointed Secretaries.
On motion, the roll OF delsgat,s was call
cd, as fellows;
Duck Crek John Mustard, William L..
Hall, John IL Bewlew, W ilsou +. Cayeuder,
A. IL stochley, Jas Anderson, James Stall
ing
kentoa-T. Fcxwell, John Lee, henry
Pratt, c. w. Ciark, William B Jones
sLittic CTeck-W. Jacob Smith, William
Preston, Z. IL. Iowbe Andrew J. Wilson.
East Dorcr-John II Jones, Thomas H.
| Denney, g. .H,llyard, William ID. Fowler,
| JOHN +. salisbury, Thomas Burnham.
U-rst Dorer--John }. Nosheli. James ii
| Green, Jas. r.. Boyer, Elisha Wright WIl-
liam Rauehiey.
| North MUd1kH-D.. l. ". Cooper,
W iIliam Graham, William Broa,ftv ay, Peter
| &. Hruweli, William Gooien, Robert F,azer
| SOnN MWtteThhH- Alexander ~. trttnt
| Henry Whitaker, Jas. rnmiinson, W. II
Burni,e, +. X. MrIehilh, l. schabinger
| " Illilm &. jump.
| Mapiiiion =. III. Dorman, j. NJ. Ei,en,
b,ry, } &. Brown, Il. Hopkins, Charles Case
A'hrrt Han nRton, Ma'tin Smith, j. a
N stem
MfforR c. +. Hall, n. j. Pielsun, DR.
y. Pratt, K. j. B"swlck, Robert Stevenson
Curlis NInyard, Jr., j. = Hudson.
| GA motion the delegate, from south Muir
Il rkiil were auth1IiZ4d to i'll vacancies IL
lie delegation.
| The Committee on Credentials havinl
made a report IN accordance with the
above list,
ON motion, the convention proceede,
to nominate n can' date for sheriff. The
following gentlemen were named a. cand
ilatc3, to wit, B. Il. Allen, of Duck Creek
Peter l.. Cooper, of North Mudcrkill
benjamin r. Bllckiston, Of kent"n; h.
Walker, Of Dover; Bolitha Wharton, O
south Murlcrklll; Frank Nj. Dunn, q
Wet Dover; Henry e. Collision, of Dover
and 'fhoma4 +. La 'ry, of South Murder
kill
On motion the chair appointed two tel
lers, viz. Wilbur II. Burnite and VII
son Il. bIvcndcrtn conduct the ballotlnl
The result Of the first ballot was announc
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Mhole numher ot vote. s.

Whole number OF vote, 81
Necessary to choice. 2S.
On motion, the nomination OF Mr Cfea-
dick was made unanimous.
The convention adjourned until :
n'clock. On resembling the roll was cal
led and the nomination of Senators de
cllred to be the next business III order;
The following names We're presented
for the consideration of the convention,
viz J. Frank Denny and John Nj. Nushell
of buck Creek; Ii. B. Fiddeman, OF Mil.
ford. William Sapp, of Mispll'on, and
Joseph Burchenal. of South MurderkIll
ON i ballot being taken it appeared that
Denny had IL votes.
Neshcll had % votes.
FIddeman had 81 votes.
S1pp had 81 votes.
Burchenal had vote.
Necessary to Il choice, p.
II appearing that Messrs. Flddenlai
and Sspp had majority of all the vote:
they were declared the nominees, and, OF
motion, the nomination was made unan
imous.
Mr. A. }. Wilson moved that in appor
|tioning the candidates for Representa-
tives Duck Creek be entitled IL Two
Lot.
Mr.. ]. F. Saulsbury offered resolu
tion that Duck Greek, Little Greek. Ken
ton, West Dover, East Dover. Soutl
Murderkill and North Murderkill be eac
entitled 10 representative.
This was, ON motion of MIR. W. ii. Bun
| mite. SO amended ~ To give Duck Cree
| two candidates, and Dover hundred bu
| one. The resolution. rs amended. wa
then adopted The delegations, respect
lively, went into caucus. and soon hte
reported the following ticket
| FOR REPRESENTATIVE
John NJ. yoshell. of Duck Greek,
| William b. Collins,
I j.. Frank Wilds, of kenton,
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Webster y. Learned, of Little Creek

Webster ID. Learned, of Little Greek,
James II Todd, of West Dover,
VIM. broadway, Of North Murderllill
Thomas c. Green, of South Murd.rkill
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
Nathaniel II. Griffin for kenton
Henry NJ. How. for Little Creek,
Philemon Scotten, for West Dover,
James A. Martin, for Milford.
On motion the nominations were unan
imously adopted. and
TN motion the Convention adjourned
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Leaving net bal. over All costs, So,'~' -
Ii may be proper to state ina the
average price per quart III Blackherrle-
above contained some l.awton, which
were shipped late in the season and
sold at very low prices.
1t il also important IL note that tht
drought the present season reduced lh'
Weld. MIR. Barnard is now making
ARRANGEMENTS for planting about y
acres more of Brandywine Raspberrles,
would have been about locents net, nae
| il not haze been that the patch name'
which he prizes more highly than any
other, commanding about double III
lprice per quart OF any other variety
and their shipping qualities being sec
und To none iii existence.
The peach nursery on this farm
one of the finest We ever saw, contain
ing nearly 100000 trees IN spltnds
lcondition, 100000 of which are Earl
Beatrice, Early Louise and Early hi'
lers, principally Of the first named
80 900 of the Early Beatrice were bu,
lded in June and July of this year u
1.-THE new system of budding, lately di
covered We measured some Tree
thus budded that are now from -
81 feet in height, and from present al
lpearances will attain Il height OF iroi
3 to 4 feet this Fall.
In connection with the Nurser
there are large quantity of Raspoerl
and Blackberry plants, which WI
lcompare favonbly with any We hay
seen.
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The whole broad southland has only
Isl cotton mills. which contain e7,'i.eH
spndlrs; while littl,. Rhody, that Is not
much larger than one Of our countits.
listens t. the music of l,oS2 .376 spindle
in l26 mills The following table COIL
tains the figure Of southern cotton
manufactures in the year that Wa closed
by the alyent Of the prestnt month
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On Saturday afternoon last, the Blue
Rocks, of Brandywine hd;, playea "
match game with the Brandy VINE ,'' &C
tiyes on the Talleyvillc grounds. Inc
game resulted in favor OF the Ae'lNes'
the score being 80 TO IA
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8ritto1t tna6te nun iiingit burh ieineu
Mnualt g. Sc. 6ids III Mofpprt, Sno.,
bei11 glerf Der Ser. Gtaaten 0itrifts
Court Capt. Murtmann cine GntI ddbl=
gungsflage seget Die erndbnte Gilen=
babngelelll9aft auf $4,000 anbdngig.
Serr Brttton liegt nod barnieoer uno
tpirb ee5tuungen iein NOD tpo6enlang
oas aranten5ilamer 5u Bitten Na@ benz
unfalle auf Der Gi{enbabn tplrbe er. g..
leinem in Gpanspille, Sro., tpobne7oen
Bruoer Sbomas Britton sebraGt 9ead)
mebreren Wo9en nabm er auf eine,r
Boote Yaliage na6 yeew Orleans.
9ie1es Boot befam auf Der ReiIe na9e
Memp$is einen 2ef uno lanf uno rlr
NIT genouer Notb entgil1g Ser Biilhos
oaliegenbe Serr. 8ritton ben1 iiAern So
|be bes Grtrinfens. Muf Elm anoeres
Boot gebra6t> ii6erte er li@ Die 9isnlte
5tpeier Sarbigen un0 MQes ging gut, big
oas Boot i'm 9afen bon SEEM Orleans
einlief. Da berlieben i'm feline Ni99er
uno nabmen feline 8aari6aft, feline ltbr
uno ionitige 8ertb9egenitdnoe nod NIT.
9asbeibt benn bod pobl ,Pe@ iiberp.d9'.
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~-s-Gtne 9eiratD per 8 mpf.
l1uter ben Yo11asieren zines fiir5li9 no6
Often sebenben Yaliagier5u9es Der Gleuts
1anb unb Yittsburg @il.nbabn b:fanS
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YresbDterianer=&ir9e bon @teubenpllle
'toel6em Der gonoucteur n,itt6eilte ooB
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Waggonbefdnoen, lin gu ipre9en tuiinld=
ten. Mls berP ben1Goubucteur naG benz
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men unternebnleno ausiebenben iunges
mann uno eine, CARTE berl DIDN'T gu 8p=
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Dfnete bem Preotger, baB er ben Wuni6
bege j, nit Der an }einer @eite 1ikenoen
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tuer6en,l ,lnb Ieine @brpiirOen erfldrte
li6 bereit, Die 9anoluns por5unebmen
faus: feline G6ebinoerniiie oblpalteten.
Na@oem bic entlpre9enbe 8erii i6erun9
:ertbeilt mar fano benn Die ebelibe
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rnb n,ebrerer BaHagiere als Srauungs=
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li9e Paar, Elm 9err e.. $: 9olmes aus
@af' 2ibertD unb Trdulein Weelinoa
Gpnnor bon Carroll County nit elmer
@6neui9teit bon oreibts Meileu per
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f1olenen Sabre eines 9ewalt Iamen So=
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1oer1elben maren 9eutide, "a Mmerifaner.
II Srldnber uno IL Gng1dnoer. Npu
ben 81, Die li6 per9ifteten nobmen %
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mor0et ,: 26 erfidten> II oerbrannteu ;
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pen), At tpuroen perbriibt> 1875 ii6erfab=
rem 1853 tiir3ten aus Tenitern> pom Sd
9ern ooer @eriilten, Isl ertranfen.
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sl1nfaQe auf'. Der Obio runo: Ndllillippi
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melt Mit6ea Snbiona, itattfano fiel
Der s59lafmdgen einen lteilen A6bon9
binunter. Giner' Der Yallo9iere elm
&aufmaun aus Stem Orleans, 9err Mler
8ritton BRAD bel Der gataltropbe oos
Bein unb erlitt ouBerbem nod berl6iec
pene anoere @er1ebun9en. 9ieler 9err
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@dlar gelebtSac. Sebt bat .lid elmer bic
{er Nibililten por9enommen DO 5 Gbrrl*
ltopb Columbus Sic neue Welt gar ni9t
ento edte> unb smeitens bab elm lol9sr
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