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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

The editor of the Panama STAR apologies
for the nonappearancc of his paper by saying
that he had to haul Off TO dig buckshot out
Of his legs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

TIE SICK Mr.. HARPER-While | was rid.
ing over the Kansas Pacific, writes Eli Per
kins,' Baxter Bill, an old miner, got IN at
Eagles Tail. The old fellew had been tax.
ing the pledge all day around town ( few
moments after old Bill took his seat he fel!
into conversation about his friend Seth Har-
per, who runs 4 rancho down at Horse Heads
then he fell into snooze. His dog Topped
into a car seat in front, and his gun Topped
down on the floor.
Pretty soon the news5oy came along with
news payers
Here's all the ncws-Hoiper's Weekly" he
shouted.
'Harper's weekly, zhou say b-boy ;.hic)
Why Id-d-didnt know he was s-s--Sick (!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

4 recent number OF a health journal SAYS
One of the strongest arguments against The
paper currency now in circulation is that il
spreads disease Thousands of persons an
nually die from smallpox taken from money
HAT passes through their hands THIS is
dreadful, and after reading it fee disposed
lever 10 touch another dollar Of the money
again. But ether people are different I
know ,ha. the ;.atcment will appear incredi-
bic; know people will scot at the asser-
iien; | am aware that | make myself liable
10 a charge of irigbtiul mendacity, aad We, it
is an absolute truth that | can lay my hand
on reckless devil of man who will stuff
bis clothes with all the paper money he can
get and take his chances vitlithe epidenics.
II nay seem strange that such fOolhardiness
should exist and yet thIs man of money
would indulge ia II ifhc had a chance. Some
men are born so that they face death without
a shUdder.-.UdS ideltr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

EJus; as the minister was ir1mersing col.
Ored convert near Bangor, lstely, the choir
broke out:
- The morning light : breaking,
The darkness dlssppesrs~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

While we guarantee as Good Work as
any city joboers, we challenge a compar-
son of Prices w!thiany other establish
ints me
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and care oil
all arrangements in IN e
stomach, liver ard DDwels.
They are u mild aperient,
and an excellent Rurgative.
Being purely vegeta bic,
they Contaia no mercury
or mineral whatever. Much
serious sickness and suffer
Ing is prevented by their
timely use; auu every fam
ily should have them on
hand for their protection
aud relief, when required.
/ Long pNperipncp has Dr0ypd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
The stump. Ewing Array.
ANOl -IER ACcoUNT-THE JUDGE ADMINIs aRs
CowHlDING TO THE EDITOR.

ANOl IgR ACcoUNT-THE JUDGE ADMINIsI Frs A
CowIIDISa TO THE EDITOR.
On S,trrday, we published a brief letter from
q correspondent in E'kton, Md, giving brusque
description of an affrny between Judge Stump
f'ld f.. IL. EP ng, editor OF the Cecit Wing, both
of that town. We have since received another
account, from another correspondent which is
slightly different in its detail 1t Is as follows
ELKToN, Md, April, 81, 1874.
The editor of the Cecil IpAig, f. +. Ewing, was
cowhided OH Friday last, III Ekton, by Judge
Stump. who is one of the judges OF the Circuit
Court for Cecil county. lie bought the cowhide
from John Perkins, and then proceeded TO the
Office OF Hon. Hiram Mccullough. Wh"e in
conversation with that gentleman Ewing enter
ed the office, and the cowhiding then and there
occurred. The cause of the aiiray was an article
which appeared n the Wing some two or three
weeks ago, about the Judge, during the Kearney
murder trial, keeping tho jury out from Thurs
dry night until Monday morning. T.
Tho above are the mere details OF the affair, but
we suppose they describe as much as the reading
public cares to know. Not having read the OBJ
jectlonable article IN question, We know not the
extent the Judges provocation, but it is certain
ly n strange proceeding for Judge of the Court
To become u violator of the peace and the law. We
do not know that the editor intends to seek the
Laws redress, but it he does who will take the
case, issue the necessary warrants, and try his
Judicial assanlter Had the affair been reversed,
and the editor been the assaulting party, there is
little doubt but that the judge, or some one OF
his associates would have speedily issued bench
warrant for the editorial parsonage, commanding
him instantly to answer Tor thus insulting the
majesty OF the law. The affair certainly presents
veIy strange phase. The last affray of this kind
IN Elkton Resulted in the death OF the assaulting
party, and we presume 1t Is merely an accident
that this one has not terminated in like manner
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
Peninsular Fruit Growers Association
IMPORTANT NETTING AT DovRR.--TuE con-
DITIoN OF THE PfAcH CROP.
Special TO the Gazette
DOVER. DEL, April 21. 1874.


DITIoN OF The PfAcH CROP
Especial TO the Gazette
DOVER, DEL, April 21, 1874.
The meeting of the Penlnsular, Frait Grow
ers' Association, t"-day was the largest and
most important for a long time. The In
terest WIS strong and earnest and many
new members were added to the roll,
The report of the committee on New
Markets and Routes ives made. 1t states
that. while better arrangement Is hoped
for between Delaware and Boston, yet the
encouragement given by the railroads Is
not what they expected. 1t was received
and after wards referred back 10 the same
committee to make q removed effort for
better accommodation.
Resolutions, condeming the tyranical snd
oppressive course of the Railroad Compa-
MES, and threatening retatialtng measures
through the Legislature, were adopted
Another resolution employing Mr.. Fulton,
OF Dover. as counsel, to ascertain what part
OF the Slate tax had heeu charged upon
peach shippers by the railroads, and what
portion thereof had gone into the State
Treasury, and If any portion had not been
SO paid in, to advise what means were ne
cessary to be taken to recover II for those
entitled, was also adopted.
The Association then adjourned
Ii was stated by those present, that the
crop at present bid to be full ia New Castle,
half In Kent, and less than half in Susse K =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
LICENSE AFFILIATIONS.

NoI!cE,AWe. John =. Dever and james Bax :,
~ Yer. trading rs Dever Il Baxter. of the Third
ward IN the City OF Wilmington. State of Della
ware; wn9 are licensed retailers of goods. wares and
merenandise, do hereby give notice that we will
apply IN writing to the Court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Dell
ava aware in and for New Castle County upon Mon
ing the hrst day of the next May Term of said
Court; ior license to sell intox cating liquors in
Quantities not less than one half gallon, at their
store 80 req or house business at No 40 street
,sid city. IT being on the North-w corner oi
rourth anu Market streets. The following suh .
stantiai 'eeholders residing in said ward. recon-
menu the SAID application. to wit:
VIM; II. Chadwick. Samnel CnIbcrt
u. w. Curry, Patrick K e,Iv
VIM. Humes, p n Eor,na,s'
Ihos. ii. Sharpe A, Maywei
Iauck monaghan, VIM. Green,
Jamea omith. Edward Farmer
Leonard liamann. ii. +. Fincran r.
ChPs. Schmth James Wnrnra' -"
| wish wwaisu 4. ,Smythe. Daniel McElwee,
mlenae, Megary. }. Il. Wood.
| MMehry ureoe, John X. Dolbow,
II. Il. hice. T.. I. Stroud,
| o,o. JOHN p. DEVER.
| "P'--'1 JAMES BANTER,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 25th, 1874

AT ! o'rlock +. NJ. without withdrawal. po,tpone
ment or underbidiIng.
these Lots are over the Eleventh Street Rr;dg.
near near "a station on the philad'a, Wilmington ana
baltimore Railroad. and to the irandywine Riyer
anu aoJaceht To large manufacturing interests in
tpullns ~ the new and extensive Iron Works OF III
D. olot,snbutg * Co.. now nearly ready for opera
tion. Most of the Lots on good fou dations of
gravel sand or clay. and many of those East Of The
naiir9aa are high ground underlald " ith sand and
EraV ei, presumably of excellent suality and In a
IRE ,rsst deplh The property now in possession OF
he suoscrlbers In this section of the City will soon
be exhausted; Improvements in this direction are
constantly progressing. money is easy and Real
Estate assure. safe and profitable.
TERMS OF SALE Twenty per cent. cash and
ne p,,i pa,ahee IN notes with approved endorsers
r sisueI at 5and dmonths. bearing interest
from the day OF sale. settlement in ali cases To he
ma maae previous to the following Saturday, May "a,
~, at Il. NJ. otherwise a purchase may be- de-
clared void at the option of the sellers and parte.
WIZ mnp pay me whole IN cash or before that lime
VIII he entitled to clear discount of per cent.
Immediate possession on settlement.
pa4.,e j. T. HEALD,
For himself. and as President Christiana River
Improvement Company "
april 81 n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
stray wnifs,

A plenteous peach crop Is st,ll hoped ior.
We are still turning out good job pi :nting at
low rates.
The weather is now becoming pleasant and
endurablc.
weak solution OF soda will wash stains from
a white horse.
Union Loan Association holds its regular
monthly meeting this evening.
The Grand Division, Sons of Temperance,
meet in this city tomorrow afternoon.
A meeting of the Womeus' Temperance Union
is in session this afternoon, at st. Andrews T. E.
Church.
The singers who conducted the Triggs concert
will soon give another one for the benefit OF the
Home for Eriendless Children and the proposed
Catholic Male Orphan Asylum.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
PUBLICEALES.
rRUSTEE's SALE

the s,s,ae tue Gnfn order Of the OH hans ctu,t ~
county 1aSs ,h hpsansre ,1,r In end for New Cas,st
will be EXPOSED e to ss qsy Of FsbupPary sa
on THURSDAY. the :Oth day ofApRIL A Ioa.
aeieven o'clock A. NJ. '
At The Auction Room of Joseph MIL.
n: n; M SoIner Of Fourth and King streets on the s.
ban aee described Isn cty
janin Sanders. deceased: VI Inc late Ben
~, 10 i's ,res iadt certain lot ofand with th,.
n; ated in the City Of Wii@i iiiheTeon erected stu
eIun.y ar dnd state ans MsT Castle
ginning at the North Easta,Iv Ivaows. to wit: Be-
npraee streeta thence NortherIy mt OF sixth and
Easterly papaei % 70 ieet to STAKE Easter h
middle OF division wall between * through the
Io,nins mouse 70 feet to stake thsnsa ana the ad
Northery size of Sixth q, .ee. 70 stake on the
Westerly e feet to the place Of ineqcs thereby
No. 2. all that certain lot os,
said City Of Wilmington, wi stu ated in the
ss srieK a nouse tAereon erected. desee;sto &C. TO,
side of Fifth street betwasaah Vu ahe Northeriy i!5
lombard is streets at the distance y oPar and Ill
sry parallel viii IL%msard North
thence Westerly parallel With Ft, " feet to stake
LOMBARD IT. ase * ~ thence soatkery eeI paes feet
FIFTH and thence sss aioas 70 the side Of
ieee 70 me place of beginninr hs street Eastery
Crock Hundred IN VI land situated In Mai
Aforesaid. de- crincd in csdne'eouny csstle ssa1s
dow themes North elsSen sst side Of poulsons Mea
prees WEI ~ Tak ani thence South
thence South fifteen des9ess 20 eernsr spanish Oak
,h posi- on the.North side Of popperches ~
as,sr " on nneseverai courses of the ssa . run
Snnth .da Lo ~ percnes to Gum tree standinn oouth
a.s sHe ot SAID run. thence Notth 1,gS on the
East, Ia perches to the piaca ~ Ry-ihrse
pm within tnese bounds acpss beginning
rnh, ~ uu mere or less. with the frsa no - per,
iknt =, lnsIesS and eg. to and from anI Iuli
ana II Is ordered that tn pnrchs sssr tne same
| t@nerSoi, @ pe anu appear at the next
| ,or 70 no~ oasue county, that the CONT ,n court
; nm. ner OF tnem the premises soiS may assign
sau eluet. ne she or they with snSic; peisuant to
uaeales 70 De approved by the Court aDtety surety or
| Is 70 the State, to be taken nd ns into
| .aeseu ~ sdlu Court. in q penal snn, aIAhow- :
.ern n lheu Dy the said Court with cond,; oe de-
| W .ne parties entitled severaIly tbs;r ~ " pay
auihsuAtorS or assigns re peetyelv ~ utors;
shares OF the said pur "a 1ust anu
| n'e, :. lom sueh time as the Court ma dety.rl lth
IA ~ nheI ana form as may, by the dirac ~ y. m
dition. appointed In said con-
@ @nt.enuanee WIZ be given and terms of sale ,nodo
| Ano"n at Ii time and place aforesaid by maui
| VICTOR DUPONT, ESQ. Trns,..
Attest Or by his Attorney.
L; ID. VANDEyER
TN oo,v A.. Clerk Orphans Court
4 Apr, 1,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

ABscosDRD.-George Gordon, an entcrprising
merchant who kept an establishment at Eighth
and Bennett streets, recently procured q large
stock of goods. ION credit,) sold out at ressona
ble price. aud lett for parts unknown. His clam
orous creditors have attached the goods, End wilt
have their claims settled by the courts, though
the buyer sloutIy asserts that his purchase was
strictly legal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

The Ssrats Committee on Appropriations,
yesterday, postponed aotion on the Centennial
Invitation bill until the Horse shall have
acted on the bull appropristiug $4,000, 900
for the Centennial, which has been made the
special order for May 9th. Ii is said the post
ponemert 10 BY request of friends Of the Centen-
nial,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

NEW COUPLING ON TBs WILMINaToN II
READING RAILRoAD.-On Sunday afternoon the
passenger trein on the Wilmington and Reading
Railroad, ran for the first time with The Lahaye
automatic coupling attached to each car, which
invention, We are informed. the company has
adopted, as also the new car box OF the same
patentee. Those W no witnessed the coupling of
the engine to the ira II admired the simplicity OF
the invention and were profuse in their favorable
comments.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

NOTlCE.-I. FRANCIS KELLY in csupliance
~ with the requirements otthe act Of sseraby in
such case made and provided do hereby give notice
that |. being licensed retailer Of goous wares and
merchandise. Will apply In writing to the Honorable
the Court OF General Seasons of the Peace ana aii
Delivery of the State of Delaware in aud ier New
Castle County, on Monday. Eleventh day of May.
A. D.. 1874. being the first day of the next Nav
Term of said Court for License to sell xeating
liquors at my store. No. l0 Market street, in tho
First Ward of the city of Wilmington County al
New Castle. and State of Delaware. in quantities
OF not less than one halt gallon not to be drank on
the premises and tho following named treeholders
recommend the said application. to wit;
Daniel McCusker. William Miller,
lames Nick emma, }. b. stephens
Patrick Liiiy. Georgs Bowers,
Mathew II. Ryan. John {. Crosby,
WIN. +. Brick, Thomas Curley.
August Ashenbach, Jacob kienle
Alfred alton, David Irelan
deo. Stelnicken. Patrick Holland
Samuel lller. Thomas johnson
William Huber John }. Wyatt
Thomas }. bennett. James D O'Donnell.
Isaac Miller. David Woolman.
apr2O-3t~ FRANCIS KELLY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
LOCAL INTELLIaENCE.

A Social HoP.-Last evening, the men,
bers OF the Washington s. f. E. and II. q
L.. Company gave social hop, At their en-
glne house. on French street near Third.
There were between twenty and thirty
couples on the promenade. The best OF
order prevailed, and the hop proved one Of
the most enjoyable of the 90 asOn,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
Tho Loan Associations.

EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE wTLMINaToN-
REPORT OF THE AUDIToRs-THR OFFICERS,
Last evening. the eighth annual meeting of
Wilmington Loan Association, OF this city, was
held at the office OF the Secretary, Geo. G. Maris
No. 30i Market street. The report of the Audi
tors was submitted and read from which We ex-
tract the following:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

SACRED CoNCERT.-A Sacred Concert, for
the benefit OF the Sabbath Schools, will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church, on
Market street above Ninth, tomorrow,
Thursday evening, April 23d, at ~ o'clock.
The Misses Conner, Professor Kh odes and
DR.. Ogie, will sing on the occasion, and no
doubt the Concert will be nne one,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

NOTICE In comp pliance with the rem ,romon.,
~ OF the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that shall mate
sppiication. In writing. to the Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
delaware. ~ n, snd for New Castle County, upon
first day Of the May Term of said Court so inc
license to keep an inn or tavern at No itS " sst
Front street in the First Ward of the CITY of vii
mihgton. New Castle County. Delaware with ths
pnvllege Of selling Intoxicating liquors in less
QUANTITIES than one quart. to be drunk on the
the said Ward, recommend the said appicat ,on "a
to wit. NFf'' atiou,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
Special Notices.
Pink Twine,

Pink Twine,
For the use of Druggists. Jew eliers. and Others.
sold Wholesale and retail by
BKlNGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

NoTICE-I. John W. Schmuck, do hereby give
IN notice that shall apply to the Judges Of the
Court Of General Sessions of tho Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the State of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county. on Monday. May the elev enth, A. d.
1874. being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1874 ior license TO keep an inn or tavern at Mum,
Der seven hundred and twenty six Market street
in tho Sixth Yard. in the city OF Wilmington, and
the following freeholdors, residing in said Ward.
recommend the said application, to wit:
John Mcbride. H. Harmon.
Jacob Drummer. John k. Gallaher,
Frederick Wahl. Jacob Stuck
W illiam ii. Bacon. Ignaz Blank,
Daniel Collins, Jacob Fetser,
John worth. Joseph Hendel.
John Carney, Wilhelm Schneider
Richard Il. Rowe. Andrew Fuchs
John HOrty, George Sharpe,
John Guerin; Frank Busan,
Frank aradwohl. Balthaser Gastenherr,
Ncholos Elinger, Morris carberry.
William Is. Bayis.
apr2o st JOHN W. SCHMUCK
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

~ tce that shall apply to the judges Of Tho
Io9rt OF General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery Of the State OF Delaware, in and tor tho
1874. for license to sell liquors and regular mrr
chsndise at Ne; 97 Chestnut street, Tenth Ward
OF the City OF Wilmington County sna Stat =, = @ aiu
said, and the follow ing reeaolders recomm.nl H.,
granting OF the said application Ia WI ~ 'o
Phillip Punkett. John Ash
ohm Ruth. James uarripan
Thomas Ford. Robert G Sbaw
Patrick v. Reynolds. owen McDonsi
Michael Farley. John PAYNE
Lawrence Dorcy. William Forrest
Thomas Cahill, John n pannin.
Thomas Mullen, Edward o,Nan
Edward Green, Andrew Reed
Robert Cassidy bernard Homer
Charles Writ. Gottliob Shall
Patrick Reynolds Thomas Martln.
apr2l-3t. FERttIiS Kelly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
Toilet M trrors,

A full assortment of all sizes. including DOUBLE
magnifvlpg. &o.
Il. BRINdHURST d CO.,
Corner of olxth and Nj ark ct 81 reefs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

NoTICE.m-I. WILLIAM BAXTER. of The
~ third Ward, IN the City OF Wilmington. nci.
aware. licensed retailer of goods wares and
merchandise, do hereby give notice that shan an.
and Jail Delivery OF the state of Delaware ; eaos n
icr the county of New Castle on Monday. The iitb
day OF May next. D.. 1874. it being tho frat dax
OIL the next May Term OF tho sail Court, for n H.
eense to sell Intoxicating liquors in quantities not
less than one half gallon provided for eensed
tion 3. chapter AIS of vol IA of the Law - h sec
ware, at No. $. West Fourth street, in the TbirJ
Yard IN the city Of Wilmington, county and Stat
aforesaid The following substantial freehalJars
residing in said Ward, end the said app,ca
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22

Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar.
are very convenient, eticacious, and palatabie
form for adm minsterinx Iron in general Deblnty,
and deficiency of cOlOrlng matter III the blood
These Lozenges are valuable as a tonic for im :
partiag streng tn and HEALTHY color to inyalids,
particularly adapted for females and children.
Prepared by - 80
Z. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries,
april Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22


SPECIAL SEssIoN.-Last evening, a special
session OF the Grand Encampment OF Delaware,
1. .. y. f., was held, for the purpose of taking
action on the recent death of j. Z. Kennedy. n
prominent Odd Fellow Of New York, who for
mery represented Delaware, by proxy, in the
Grand Encampment of the United States. Ap-
propriate resolutions were adopted, but they
will also be adopted this evening, by the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, in special session, we defer
their publication until tomorrow.
Copies OF these resolutions were ordered to be
sent to the Grand Lodge OF the United States, to
the Gr@nd Encampment and Grand Lodge of
New York, to the Grand Encampment OF the Uni
led States aud all the Grand Encampmsnts under
its jurisdiction, and also TO all the magazines in
tits country published in the interest of the
Order.
Tue MARKETs.-The street market this MORN
ing, above Second street, presented a scene OF
rare beauty and attraction. The floral season is
now at It's height, and besides the Usual quantity
of fruits, vegetables and produce the market
was adorned with an array Of rare and beautiful
flowers Prominent among these floral attrac-
tons noticed some very beautiful white lilies,
which sold from 80 cents to i 100 each, while
superb daily roses sold from bO cents to 81 90.
OF heiotropes verbenas, aud others of this des-
crplion there was large supply, ranging In
prices from 10 to 50 cents each.
The produce and vegetable market remained
| unchanged. The supply was large, and prices
ruled as follows; Butter. 56a60 cts. per pound
eggs, 25a2S cts, per dozen chickens ranged from
81 25as2 % per pair; beans, 10 per quart hominy
10 do, or three quarts for 25 apples 25a35c pei
half peck, or 81 25a$1 rs per busheI; turnps Sale
per half peck, 40 bushel; white potatoes 20a2s
per half peck, or 81 40 per bushsl; parsnips pei
bunch celery, 3s5 do. cabbage, 5a10 per head
mince meat, Is per pound; cranberries, IA pei
quart; bee. l2aa5 per pound pork. i6al4 do.
| veal, l0s20, do mutton, Sale do. liver, 10 do.
| lard, llal2 do sausage, IL do.
| At tho fish market there WAS fine supply o.
shad, which sold from SO to 100 per pair -
| Herring were sold at FROM IL to 20 cents pei
dozen halibut 2s per pound pike, IL do; rock
| Is do; salmon, do perch, 10 per dozen "yel
low neds," 20 do; suckers, 25 do catfish 10 do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-22
aprD-3t~

NJ 0TlCE.-I. j. R. HARTMAN. : a licensed drug
~ gst. do hereby give notice that shall apply 10
the Judges of the Conrt of General Sessions OF tho
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware.
IN and for tho County of New Castle, upon Mon
the next May Term of tho said Court, A. b., is34,
for license to sell spirituou5 liquors in Quantities
not creator than one quart to be used incidentally
only. on the North West corner OF Fifth aud Pop
lar Streets in the Fourth Ward of tho city OF vii
mnston. Del. and the following freeholders re-
siding IN said Ward recommend the said appiica-
tion. TO wit:
James Taylor, Morris M Wellie
John Hanson, VIM Data
Joseph 6oald. Louis Kaiser
Robert Carswell. John Otto Sr,
VIM. Russell. Thomas Kelly
Alex. j. Hart. Samuel Wede.
VIM. M. Francis. T. Z. Carpenter
Peiree Gould, Vim. Ii. Griffin
James A. Hart, Geo. 4. Keller
Joseph Persons Henry Dougherty,
Thomas h. Moreland, Joseph Hayes,
Daniel Sehafer. John L. Davis
apr2l-3t j. X. HARTMAN.