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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
STATE or DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
With the approaching close Of another year
the appropriate season has again arrived for
the customary designation by State and Ma
tional authority. of day for general thanks
giving and public acknowledgment of our
manifold obligations to the supreme Being
THEREFORE,, l, JOHN COCHRAN. Coy
ernor of the State of Delaware, IN accordance
with established usage in this State, and IN
conformity 10 the Proclamation of the Presi-
dent of the United states, do hereby recon-
mend to the people of this State that on
THURSDAY, THE TWESTY-FIFTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
They do abstain from their secular pursuits
and appropriately observe said day III rem
dering thanks to Almighty God for the bene-
fits received, the security enjoyed and the
numtercss blessings experienced by them,
as a community and rs individuals during
the past We +; aud In extending substantial
aid a nd sympathy to the poor aud suffering
IN our midst.
IN witness whereof have hereunto
>sEAL. set my hand and caused tho oreat
WV seal OF this State to be affixed, n
rover, this fifth d-y of November, IN the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy five, and OF the Independence OF
this state the One Hundredth.
JOHN L. COCHRAN.
BY tho Governor,
IGNkTIus c. GRuBB,
Secretary OF State. move
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PROF. FowLER's LEcTURE.--On
Thursday evening of next week, Prof.
0. S. Fowler. well.known in connec-
ton with the publishing firm of Fow-
ler & Wells, will begin course of
four lectures, at Institute Hall. On
that evening he will speak of Life
and Self Culture on Friday evening,
of Matrimony;" on the following
Monday afternoon, lecture will be
given, addressed only to ladies, on
"Female Health; land in the evening of
the day, one to gentlemen only, on
"Men and Women" Admission prices
are fixed, on the different evenings, at
10, Is and % cents.
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STRAY y WAIFS.

The ground this morning was frozen
quite hard.
;, The Quicksteps are playing the Will
ne kleinz club, of Philadelphia, this
afternoon.
Best boots and shoes in the market,
very low, at d. McCusker's 2l5 w.
Second street.
Ut, Heald advertises sale of stocks,
houses and lots, at the clayton House,
en- the 18th instant.
beyond doubt ID. Fennessey's boot
"lu Shoe store, 221MarAet street, is the
'Ieapest IN the city.
enoes for the million, at lowest mar
he' prices, at Donahoe's cheap boot and
'A9e Store, 307 Market street.
,,. laps Tor everybody; our hats and
t-S a are all the rage, so secure one be.
street. -
, d. 4. n. Nandeventer advertlses
e,,I ay,II'ehold and kitchen furniture to be
Jy'G , y on lhe 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock
An a. A. at No. s L. Fifth street. TN.
0gle, auctioneer.
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PARDoNED By THE PRESIDENT

PROVIDENCE, Z. l., Nov. 5.-Manton
Heard and Robt. A. Pearson, who as
cashier and teller of the Rhode Island
National Bank, embezzled $500, 900 Of
the funds of that institution, and were
sentenced 3 years ago 9years impris-
onment, have been pardoned by the
President and were discharged this
evening
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

NATHANIEL b. THoMAs'farm in Mil.
ford Neck was sold at Shriff's sale in
Milford on Saturday, Oct. 23d. Rey-
ner Williams became the purchaser at
$S65. The farm contains seventy
i've acres of good land, two-story
dwelling house, and good barn and
stables. 1t is considered a good bar
pain
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MIL PRorGKq> SoLp.-Mr. Samuel
II. Hunsbcrger, of East Coventry
township, Cnester county, PA, haS
sold his mill property, in the same
township, TO Mr., John kulp, for 8lo,-
600. and folr acres OF land above the
mill lying along the race for S405, to
w iiliam Cook.
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WYMAN ONCE MORE. All Will
mington, we are sure, will be delight
ed with the announcement tat the
popular Wymsn will be at Odd rel
lows Hall, next Monday evening, and
every night during the week. AS
usual handsome and valuable presents
will be given to all who attend, in
addition to the excellent performances.
Read the advertisement elsewhere in
to days paper.
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INOUESTo.
A VERDICT OF DEATH BY APoPLExY IN
THE CASE OF MICHAEL BOIL.

A VERDICT OF DEATH BY APoPLExY IN
THE CASE OF MICHAEL BOIL.
AT the meeting of the Boil jury of
inquest, yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing certificate in regard to the post
mortem examination of ihe deceased
was presented and read:
The undersigned, at the request of
Coroner Groves, of New Castle county,
made post-mortem examination of body
of Michael Boil, this day, Nov. 5, 1875,
in the city of Wilmington, Del.
Michael Boil died of apoplexy. The
memb branes of the brain were congested,
and large clots of blood were found in
the ventrlcles of the brain.
A. II, GRIMsHAw, NJ. d.
JAMES A. DRAPER, NJ. j.
JOHN X. KANE, NJ. ID.
The jury then rendered verdict of
death by apoplexy, voted their fees to
the widow of the deceased, and ad-
journed.
Yesterday afternoon, at No. 515 Nc
Caulley street, Coroner Groves held
an inquest over the dead body of q
colored infant, aged one week A
verdict of death from natural causes
was rendered.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

SHERFF's SALE.-Sheritf Lambson
sold at the MIddletown Hotel, yester-
dav, the farm OF Jos. W. Nandeglitt,
near Smyrna, 2,5 acres, for Sl2 200.
Andrew Spear, purchaser, under .
mortgage, to whom the farm was sold
Mr.. Y. paid S2s GOO for his farm : few
years ago
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CHURCH GLAzING.-James Bradford,
of this city, is now engaged in doing
the glazing for new Catholic Church
at West Grove, Chester county, Pa,
and will probably finish the work
TO day. The church has twelve large
windows, which are glazed with tinted
glass.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06
GaOf for Years

Those who are compelled to wear specta-
oles frequently experience great incon-
yenience as well as injury to their eyes, from
being forced to change the glasses Those
who use "Diamond Spectacles," find them so
durable that all such trouble and danger is
avoided. The diamond trademark is on
e. cry pair.
For sale in Wilmington by B. s. CLARK, No.
407 Market street. novleod&wlw
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WEIJ'HER KLPORT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. CT 4, 81.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising, followed by falling barometer,
slightly warmer, clear weather, with
northwest to southwest winds in the
latter, and northerly winds in the
former, shifting TO southerly ove- the
interior.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

SALE OF LANp.-On Saturday O. A.
Kirkland, Il Co., auctioneers, sold on
the premises for Charles Beaston IT,,
assignee of Baltimore, 297 acres of
land, located four and half mics
from Magnolia, in Hartford Co., Md
on Che z. w u y r. Il. to p. i.
Smith for $1,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
HORSE DsAEASE

Positively cured by the use of HUMPH-
REY'S HOMEOPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist
80 Market street.
Also, fol sale. Homeopathic Pharmacy
Goods, and Humphrey Specifies for people.
Oct l5-tjan
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DEDTCAT1oN-The new NJ. T. church
in Cedar Meek, near Milford, was dedi.
Gated on Sunday, in the presence of a
large congregation. Revs. f. Stubhs,
D. e: Ridgway, y. Manship and Mr.
Williams took part in the service. The
church is very neat gothic structure,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

orA ANoTnER RA1LnoAp TO CBIEcoTEA.
The ci.rarties under the inspiration of
are nses reesees of the Delaware Railroad
fro,np npNspafing to construct new link
noNNewtown, Md. to a point near
comna,!.eague Bay for the purpose of
linoa selng with the o. d. s. 8. Co.'S.
Nlfsr.SS .Sf me oyster trade ofthat region.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

IL IL NO Wonder that invalids lose faith
in all specifics when so many worthless medl /
clnes are advertised for the cure of varou.
diseases; but which when tried, are. .'iound
wanting" We have yet to learn, however, OF
the first failure of DIR. Wistar's Balsam oil
Wild Cherry TO cure coughs. colds. and pull.
monary disease. 10 cents and 81 4 hottie
Large bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

SALE OF 4 FARM,-Mr. Daniel Bratton.
agent, sold at private sale 70 Mr.. Lewis
Roberts, on Saturday last. that valuable
farm, the property Of Vincent ;. Caleb,
adjoining the village OF Cherry Hill,
Cecil county. Md, and containing abou.
IL acres & inst quality land, ts ~
sum Il SIC ,0o0
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

PERsoNAL.-JAMEs WILLIAMS, our
new Representative in Congress, is
pushing up his farm work preparato.
ry to spending his winter in Washing.
ton.
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CANCER
Serofuia mud all Skin Discusses
Cured by Dr. ssond'4 Discovery.

serofuia mud all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. ssond's Discovery.
nR. BDNps CHNAicAL ASrIDoTEs uni
with ana destroy the virus of Cancer aad
Skin Affections, but VIII not affect the healthy
part. Patients may v ut the City and remain
while under treatment ut the Penna. Cancer
lasttHtc tone OF tue hsndsomeSt marble edi
dces in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute IN the country. Comedies, with fall
directions, sent 10 any p&rt pf the world.
Ss-oen, for Pamphlets snd particulars. Ad
ress,
AZ. z. B0HD. n. ~,
l'ENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
ebs5 IlY 329S Chestnut ot, Pm l., Pa
Concentrated fayOrsns Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond, Gager, Mace, Celery, etc etc, made
and sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURSF " co,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets
Toilet Mirrors.
A fall assortment Of ali sues, tnolGdlng
double magnIfying, &c
E. BRINGiuRST 4 CO.,
Cener of Sixth and Market street
Pine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Sail Polishers, etc, for
Corner sixth and Market streetR
Prime Vanilla Beams
sold wholesale and retail by
K BRINGHURSr CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
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CEND in at once your lists of Stocks, Bonds,
= Loans, Lots, Dwellings and other Real
Estate for next Regular Sale, at Clayton
House Building. on Saturday, November 18th,
at IL A. NJ.
noy6-lt J. r. HEALD.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

Many of the Pianos ard Organs now hanI
factured WI contrast well with some
watches we nave examined, having nassiye,
highly cmbeiushed case, and when yea ASK
them what time il Il, theg don't know, some
thing is the matter W i.h the movement. sucE
Is not however the CASE with the Beatty m
struments, manufactured AT Washington. \.
J the movement, durability, and tone, Is the
lrst consideration, and then me rass con
structed according 10 price.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

c.tid1H nHf !S'CHooLs.-The Board OF Edu.
yono Iaon will open night schools for the
the bss.e H. men, next Monday evening, in
ing pase " ment of the Institute Build.
iSst,al s' ana on Monday evening, the 10Th
kpoanf'' IN the building formerly
stree, " as School No. 10, in Second
streo,1 oetween West and Washington
ing ee' 10 Also, upon the same even
Ward u 'he Old Academy, in the Ninth
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

,o.,: a GARD TO THE LADlEs.-The at
rSn,pn r,aaii OF the ladies is called to +. l..
s,anii s,"uA elegant assortment of cloaks.
S@sgues Sa.g, e walking coats, made of the
S's1 %st ail'wool beavers and trimmed in
bas. has tatest a1 style. Also, suits made of the
SSss Sisat alpaca and popiin, in colored and
AND fn, ~; unsurpassed Tor style, quality
rrJ anal price, here or elsewhere, Merino
4iuSde 4STiuer~ear at remarkably low prices;
spS a'S5Asnder su kid gloves, one, two three
s5sdd su iour buttona, in all colors and
SIes SesI S ut 70, $1.00, $l.25 and $3.50.
h IN M mar switches, in all shades, at
NaSO' Nv Sl25, $3.50, Sc. so, $500, $3.50,
Sap, SW, 5000 aud upwards. French and
shoc Iestlc ,corsets, Madame Moody's
i,s01 igaolnlnai corscts. infants and chill
iajieau iH > dresses, cloaks, capes and coats,
ge.t ,sies VIII find the finest goods, the lar.
n n = aSSsortment and the lowest prices,
MAJ G,riiL. l.. Franks emporium, No. 5li
street. d&Wlt.
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f'of sits AND HAh /.


;, OR RENT
The Harcs Corner Hotel and Farm
containing about ~ acres.
Appiyto
" ". itffh i. b.5i.i..' ~ ...,,ag e,n,gl..,
WM. HEtEf III, \ lor Trustees 5f Ys.
October - l.7i-tt. Cast z. Common
t."R LE.-Itrce story Brio K HouSe NJ
- iustpH >tsec;, with three story
back hn: Il, :. III dcrn 1uptoye.acnts front
md 7(dc yard, ant let extending from Hash-
lnrten t,.M llast4n street. Price II oderatr.
ana tern easy.
oct.l.u SAMUEL ". McCATLLEY
NOR SALE or EEST-The handsomely
A located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
jy2ett t. SCOTT.
INoR SALE-Three buIldin tots on Jack
4 son street, between 9TH and eth. Five
oui'ding lots on Fifth street near Van Buren
Two on Front street near jackson, and lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Har.
rlson. Apply at this Office. marltf
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d e ID

MELLON.-on the 5th inst. Michael j., son
of Henry and Ann Mellon.
KELLEY. On the 4th inst. Mel, soniot Mel
and Ann Kelley, aged years.
MURRAY.-On the 6tn inst. at the residence
of her son-in-law. ii. Homer, of lining
ton, Del. Mrs. Lucretia Muaray, formerly
of Mont. Co. Pa, In her sith year.
Funeral Monday morning. at eight O'Clock,
to proceed to William Penn. Cemetery, phil
adelphia.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

Pro SUFFERING IApIEs.-"Dr. kogerson's
FmGle Hydrasiin Powders' tor all female
Complaints. By mail. 81. Address, Dr.
Roserson z. .. Box. 256s y. \. iN
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06
m Ar RIED

WATSOS-DENNIS.-A the residence of
DR.. Clark, Newark, on the 2sth ult by Rev.
MIR. Porter. j. Marshall Watson, of Oxford,
Pa. to Lavania Dennis, of Newark, Del
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SYRUP q
Wild Cherry ,art<

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know OF, and cures all cura-
BILE cases, and relieves those that are not
curable | claim nothing for the prescrlp-
tion, but the method of preparing 1t is sush
as to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor of forty years TO place
it at the head of the Cough Medicines of the
world. 1t Is used and prescribed by some of
the best doctors in this and other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases OF cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strength.
Prepared and soil only by
ALFRED WALTON,
aagl9tolanr7G 2S5 Market street.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS..

WILxfSGroS. Del Nov. .. 1878.
Qnrt,ticcs AZ the Brandywine Mills tor
l1ur ard qrain-Correcscd Daily.
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.,,,AR xEETlNa-MoRE GARBAGE
COMPLAINTS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-30
ANOTHER OUTLET.

KANSAS CITY, July 27.-The Eng
lish capitalists who have been cXan-
ming the line of the Kansas City Il
keokuk railroad, left here Yesterday
well satisfied with the lOess Of things.
They have already 2l,l5o,0O0 i'll the
road, which is partially completed
The engineer will soon make Il report
and estimate of the capital required,
and it is understood these capitalists
will at once put up sufficient funds
for its completion. Kansas City will
thus have another Eastern outlet,
which will give her. including the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail
road, fourteen lines running their
own trains into the city.
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THE CENTENNIAL.
BUZFUZ.

AS an evidence of the interest
which is being shown in our Centen-
niai, says the st. Joseph Herald, that
far off nation of the East which IS so
unwilling to adopt or be controlled
by the advancing progress of The age,
China, will be represented in 4 most
interesting and creditable manner. a
peculiar feature of the contribution
will be an exhibition of missionary
work i'll the Empire including kespi-
tails, schools, translations, and prin
ting conducted under missionary aus
piccs. The agent of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company has agreed 10
transport at half rates, freight and
passengers.
Our Minister in China SAYS: 'If
Congress, at its next session would
pass an act remittin@ the duties on
goods which might be sold during or
after the Exposition, the chances of a
very full display in many depart
ments would be much increased"
If the Western States or Terrific
ries would make. up a collection of
Indian rclics-everything illus; ra;Ing
The weapons, utensils, clothing and
wigwams of savage life, with repre-
scntations of the most warlike tribes,
it would form to our visitors from
the Old World al ethnological exhi-
bition Of rare interest and study. The
Territories of Dakota, Wyoming or
New Mexico could easily make such
an exhibition.
In the Paris Exposition of 1861 the
Chinese PagOdas or JOSS Houses, the
Indian terAplcs. the japanese bamboo
houses; tiltal with the natives of The
respective countries, were features
which gave thG Exposition a marked
character and made ;5 truly seem a
a Congress Of the nations.
Nothing should be neglected in cur
own Centennial which Will serve to
illustrate The history and character
of our whole land from the Atlantic
to the Pacific.
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To Correspondents & Advertisers.
Hereafter we will send the paper to
the press on Thursday afternoons.

We learn from the Democrat that
many of those parties who had claims
against the Kansas City, ST. Joe &
Council Bluffs railroad for cattle
killed by Texas fever, Catching the
disease from Texas cattle imported
there by said railroad, have compro-
missed the same, and the result is that
several thousand dollars was paid to
Nodaway county claimants last week.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-30

A cowardlv attempt was recently
made At night, so assassinate Rev
Merriday Glenn. living three miles
north Of Allenvil!e, in Worth county.
Two shots were fired through the
window at Mr.. Glenn, Who was in
bed at the time, but fortunately miss
ed their aim. The Would-bc assassin
left note on the premises saving, If
these two shots do not take effect,
lookout hereafter" The scoUndrel
also peeled some Of Mr.. GTcnn's ap-
Dlc trees.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-30


The Nodaway county Circuit Court
adjourned on the 18th inst. Hiram
Heilin plead guilty to the charge ot
horse stealing and was sentenced 10
the pen;t entiary for three years.
Two fallen women and one man
were committed to the county Jail
on account of their connection with
Il house of ill-fame.
Edward Fullenwider was indicted
for taking cattle into his custody ana
selling hem out of the State, without
previously posting the same IL accor-
dance with ths requirements of the
stray law: found guilty and scntcnc-
ed to the county Jail for 81 days.
Huston Fuilcnwider (Edward'- faith
cr)under Indictment for same ofiensc,
found guilty aiding and abettirg in
the commission cf the criuc end sell
fenced to imprisonment in the county
jail for one day.
Some half dozen diorvces We're
Granted
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-30
From Whitesville.
July Goth, 1875.


ED. REPUBLICAN:-FO some time
past our little village has been unno-
ticed through the columns of your
valuable paper. For fear that the
citizens of Andrew might think that
WhiIesville has been annihalatcd, |
take this "modus operaudi'' of giving
it its merits and demer5ts. Business
is good here, tWithStanding the
hard times and the grasshOpper scare.
Simpson and Huffman are doing a
lively business in the dry goods and
grocery line. II. Cline, 1. B. Pople-
well & Co., also full OF life and basi-
ness, have their customers, and are
worthy of them. Drs. Houston and
Huffman 60 on in the even tenor of
their way dealing out ana selling inn
mense quantities of medicine and SUI
gar coated pills. II. Bartholomew
talks business all the time in the har-
ness line, and is happy because he is
established in firm business. The
Bradford house still continues to
lodge strangers and feed the hungry
We can boast of a new drug store be-
ing fitted up by Mr.. B. Allen,. lately
Of Kansas. Harvest, is here, some OF
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We made mentich last week that
Frank Brown was convicted of mur-
der in the first degree, OH the 18th
inst, in the Circuit Court, at st. Jo-
seph, for the murder Of James Il.
Spratt, at DeKalb,ir Buchanan coun-
ty, on the 2jth of last December.
Brown made application for new
trial, which Judge Grubb overruled.
On Saturday last, lie was brought
into court and sentenced 10 be hung
on the Sth day of October next.
In the meantime, the case is to be Ia
ken to the Supreme Court.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-30

AS an evidence of tho interest Ia
ken in Christian work III London, 1t
NAV be mentioned that few gentle
men. while brcakfastin@ with Mr..
Graham. ex-M. F., have subscribed
S1Z5. 900 to build a hall in that city
for a. Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. The carnestncss which has
been infused into religious life i'll the
British metropolis is most noticea-
BILE feature even TO strangers. and no5
a little OF this remarkable change i:
due in no small degree to the lahor2,
Of Messrs.. Moody and, ,SankeT.
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Billy Allen.

ED. REPUBLICAN: - herewith
send You good joke on the present
Governor of Ohio, cleaned from an
Ohio paper, "The National Republi-
can" TRAVELLER.
ANTE-DELUVIAN.
AN INTERESTING RELIC - EARLY
LIFE OF OLD BILL ALLEN.
The following is sent us by gen.
tleman, who is not now living, at Pc
tersburg, Virginia. He says a diary
or record has recently been eXhumed
in blast ing rock in that vicinity. That
it was found in the centre of a bed
rock, which would account for its
preservation, suggests it may be the
missing portion of Gov. Aliens dia-
~, and adds that the first parts or
pages-it being in form that no
name can be given at this late date
appears to be missing, and that if it
should be the Governors diary, it's
mutilation is regretted, as the incl
dents of his life prior to the creation
will never probably be known, unless
furnished by himself from memory.
Our correspondent furnishes the fol-
lowing extracts:
Eve have had no light for several
days until this morning, when the
sun came out for the first time; un-
derstand they have been filling in
with dirt up the valley somewhere"
"Mr. Adam and his wife
went past fathers house yesterday
about noon; couldn't find exactly
what the trouble was at Perry Dice's
orchard. but heard they got put
off the place for want of proper at
tention to farming and pulling green
apples. That's nice orchard. wish
father would buy It,"
The record again became illegible,
until the following:
Erode the sorrel mare up to the
court house to-day. Uncle Japheth
Allen had that manslaughter case be-
fore him. "A chap by the name of
Kane is charged with killing a Mr..
Abel. Kane says he can prove an
alibi if necessary, by old man liam.
Uncle put him under sixty sheckel
bonds.'
Our informant says it would be tc-
dious to quote entire what follows.
That the manuscript gives detailed
account of the acts OF his nsiel,bOrs
and the conditions Of their crops, and
speaks il one place of the "Spring
mamma being nipped with the frost"
Further on it mentions one Moses
'Who wanted father to subscribe for
some books" and adds, "but father
told him he had no time to read one,
and hear he presented them to the
public library" Again the manu-
script say: 81 am away from home
now, working for Mr.. Noah on his
boat" and explains, "that boat was
too narrow until altered thc plans"
Our correspondent says the record
gives great number of further par
ticulars about heavy rain fall, old
Pharaoh, &c, but as the principal
point is to try and get some newspa-
per reporter to interview The Gov
crnor and ascertain what transpired
before they had ANY light" no more
of the matter is deemed necessary.