Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-05

The citizens OF Smyrna ale ABOUT asking
Congress to make All appropriation to deepen
Duck creek. III
Rev. lhomos L. Poulson, Of Baltimore, well
known to our people as an eloquent divine,
Lectures IN the Krdwood school house, March !
9th, at 7 p. M, on "Queer People" de VIII
also lecture in New Castle, on the following
evening. -......,
A Republican paper is proposed to be started
In Dover.
Ex, Governor Ross, at Seaford, will remain
at that place aud not move to Philaielphia as
was reported. ,.
Union NJ. L. church proposes to purchase
81 500 orrarl.
The ~ sbyterian church of Laurel, erected
in iTuO but closed for about ten years past,
wa i.,rntly re-opened for public worship.
A 2lO acre farm Of r. T. Cochran, one and a
half milesh mort Of Mddletown has been sold
for Sc, 000 to Mrs. h. b. Sellers, OF Philadei-
phia.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hamilton, who left New Castle 10
1851 for California is Oh brief WISH 10 pela-
ware. ,,
Business in the city is "looking up" little:
The Methodist conference at Salisbury VIII
have its proceedings published daily ny Albert
l.. Richardson, in that town.
The erection of new NJ Il. Church edi6ce
| for SeIverson's. i'll "the Neck mile, east OF
SMYRNA (oue of the charges Of Smyrna CircuiD
was commenced last week. II is to be tasty
frame, 81 Wy SO feet, IL feet high with recess,
| &c.
Adair and Woodward have di-olved partner
ship, and the business will be conducted, in
all its branches, by l.. +. Adair, at the corner
Of 4th & King.
g. g. ,.u, ,,ro ,r,,
- ,i f,,',,s ", ,h.ir anri ion
room, No. Ill East Fourth street, on Friday
afternoon, at one O'Clock. line organ,
| bair cloth parlor set, cottage suis, chaif
r .ao ~, ,i,a la dies la r,sne,tfuily So
licled.
| ,,,., ,,,,,ar IF
he loiiowihg , ,sp'1 no, ~, 're ,' far ,,e
cases prougnt peIoIe u'e eJ' na,, o ~ -
| montn ., eouaiJ W;aa'.,'s VA, 4rdi'
DisoIuerE ", Sonuuo', - iu'' 80, q. T,rcanv
nrbce. lniea'en,ne uTuny ,ahi, ~ on d,y
interference VIZ ION oii'e. ", ~ Sv,n,nii'
Dr'ihkehness, ~ io,a nI.s s oi 90 M
leu 10 JAIL o. A'houu' u ""e' i''e''e'
Good Pricts,-L. w. StiGham u Son, Auc-
tioneers, sold for b. ID. Longand, on Monday,
March End, 1874, cows as follows. 300, on; So9,
$40; $50; %, $40; $40; $I7; 52, sou, Soo, 200 !
averaging $50 per head; heiiers, S4o' 40, A. o.
20, 80, 81, 20, ~; nine months calves, 20, 10,
10, II, 10, IT, 10, !SoO, ID; horses from 20 10
227 90; pair Of mules 1el' snoals WEEKS o'n
brought good prices, altogether making very
satisfactory sale 1t being well attended an" DID,
ding spirited
us,bodjs, p,,,o,s-It is preity well settled
bat Rev Joseph f. smith. of Lancaster, Pa =,
viii be the next pastor of Grace NJ. E. Church
in Ibis ci,y. IL NAV be possible that Rev. Chas
IIil or Rev. DR.. Matlack may be transferred to
the Philadelphia Conference to supply the pull
! pit now filed by Mr.. Smith. Rev. Mr.. Martin
dale has been mentioned in connection WIN tne
Union, but IL not yet settled VINO the coming
I N tutll SIlhhq
= AsourY'
Snypathy-It is reported that much sympa'
thy is expressed in New Castle, for big Frank
\ the recaptured bank burglar. The proprety Of
4 | petitioning the Governor for pardon, has beer
canyas sed, and 1t Is supposed that nina out Of
r every ten of the residents of New Castle
. would sign It, They are most iikely airsi,
= that his contedeates will do some mischief Il
!. he Is not liberated i'll short ti'ne' IL IS ptS
characters.
Tho p,,,Ijc scbooys According to a state
: o,, aa,sd Ion Sf,h.. the public school, il
70 his civ were attended as follows C rammar
= schools:-Rovs school No l, I46 pupils enrolled
II No. 100 nupils. Girls schools No. /, frs
grade ITS Ulpils second grade, 1888; No. a, lO2
y Primary schools, No. 2, 404 pupils, No. 8, 34l
y No. 8, 149; No. o, 42l; No. 7, 975; No. 8, 39l
u No. 9, 10 No. 10, 367 No. IL, 214 No. ~
q 2s0; No. ID, 1871 !; No. IA, 214; No. -, As
l
~ pupils Total, ALSO boys aud girls.
e c,,d3.n Death A man named Will
l. 1a1uc" ..Is,,, -, Snrday aven;ne n
u iaSiN uso tran5 in T;hertv s,reet. =
ie .ne hou'J w.: ~ LII On ;nnuast over IN
IL CORONER W ih5iv" ne "a e. an ova
Douy on Mohuay n1ih mis, "uu ~. 81 20
10 mlnation by Dr. MAUI anu tne NEARING =
is testimony OF seVeiai WITNESSES ,he IuIy ien
10 dered verdict OF deatn from aicloic aPpo
lie plexy. Taylor was married man, apou
III "a years of age. and had been leading ratl
In er dissipated life.
IT. The First Grdage in Deldlodre.-On Trida
Is night, j. NJ. Barr, Esq, Deputy Master for III
es Delaware Peninsula, organized at Newport IL
first Grange Of the Patrons Of Hnsbandry
le Delaware. It is known as Diamond stat
Id Grange, No. |. The following officers WEI
a elected
g. Master, j. NJ. Brackin; Overseer, Joseph Der
IN ickson Lecturer, Alex. Irons Steward, l
~ G. Catln; Asst Steward, Edward Woodwar
n. Chaplin, V. q. Finn Treas. W. B. Clansto
ae Secretary, X. q. Jnstis; GATE Keeper, ). W.
Nc Kilgore Ceres, Mss Lizzie Catlin; Pomons
We Mrs. Lizzie G.. ,ustis; Flora, Miss Ella f. Graz
be sto,,; Assistant Lady Steward, Miss Georgan'
- Grub. The Grange organizes with tNeniy-lh
II. members.
it Inc Delopare Rioer.-rhe Committee
RS ,,'",;ia oc ~, ty If PHILADELPHIA on the ma,
lin ns,hs delaware. held a meatinp las. Sa
st,rJav II RavnoLls of the United States Il
OF u.uay' ma ,naIa a s,stement 10 the eff,
IN e.n.' ap,lt ,aLa SI9S 600 10 build Ljrl
or wa. =, Co. .r. Sbo.Is. and recommend,
nd % , az 81 ,wo jghs at cosl of S75 .OC
he .ne p,ae .hro n, WOW, Rphh.ad Shoals, lie al
er, VA w. snV ,ha rlac;ne of n number Of ran,
ne ILL., ainna ,hs delaware as far as Reedy /
- iand A resolntion was then adopted that u
ios COMMITTEES proceed to Washington at as early