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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-20
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, 1875-11-15
5Aonto9 IS. November 1875.
GtaDt NihmDno.

Yoli5ei @eri4t. 6oloenbe
Safe famen por9rltern III bielem@eri@te
6ur Berbonolung:
Sorrs Garter, onoetto0t rim Nierh,
Gigentbum oe5 9errn &ilcp in $eters=
hung, 9eftoblcn at boben, wuroc ben
Ycomtcn BON YeterSbur0 iibcrliefert.
S. 6. 0ipner purbe $40 geitraft,
neil er itdbtilAcs Woiicr gum Mol0en
upn 98a9en 9rbrol0t.
6. II. G.. Mortbam, angeflogt wegen
81 i0nelen Tubren8, muroen 50 9citroft.
Gnlpnel @omoro 9oblon $40 geftroit,
wcil lein 9SoScn nidt 9cIebmdBi9 MI.
merritt mar.
Mm. s. Msunhen, Elm Barber, ange=
tlo9t leine 9orbicritubc en- Sonnto9e
pNcn geDaIten 5u baben, wuroe 81 &C.
ltrdit.
50. g8bite uno s8m. Sarris, anse-
ila9t luc9en Shla9erei, wurocn je 81
geltraft.
allcc g8bite, onseflost lpe9en Srun=
tcnbeit unO 2drm ouf Der StroBe &C.
mOdt Su Daben> iuuroe anf 80 Sage in
Die Sail geianot.
, 1875-11-15

Cine Gnti9etbuug bcs Ri6tcr
Gtctu's in benz Gibil- Geti6t, tn 5a-
d,ea oes Sobn $. Peim ps. 6. $.
Pase.
@c1tern Moreen wuroe Elm eisener
Sol ppr Dem Sidter ereip entlAieoen,
weI6er in ale @el6afte eingreifen miro.
Sic &losc mor fir ben &eit elmer Tor-
beruns ,pcl6c ST.. 6. $. page, Elm Sob
lenbdnolcr in Der 10. Gtrobc, li6 Yei=
gertc 5u beSoblen.
Serr Yein Gigentbiimer Der nStaats=
@osette" iuste ons, boB er i'm @erbite
1874 BON Dem 9crru Ya9e DEN @uftrag
erbielt, cine An5eisc fir $40 in Die
oYir9. StOots= @aSettc" gu lebcn uno fir
Den Yetrag Sol5 uoer &oblen 5u nehmen.
Serr 4eln bcmcrtte Dem Srn. 9u9e, oNB
IS billiser als 9eiuDbnIiN lei uno es nur
tbuc, neil Elm anoeres oeutiNes 8Iatt
bier Die 4nSei9e fir IS o%uIgenpmmen.
Ginige Sage Oaruaf Sei9te 9err Pein
Dem Srn. Yo9e, in Der Office oes &eB=
tcrcn, Die 3eitun9 mcl1e Die Mnoei9e Ii.
cine 2pcOl:9(pti5 entbielt. Niles lOor in
outer OrOnun9 uno tur5 o0rauf lanote
Sr. Yo9e ouf ORDER Dem 9rn. pein Gin
Gor0 9OlS ouf AblAlaa. 9a Sebtersr
fir Deng8inter ni0t mebrSnlS 9ebrouNte,
lanote CT einen jun9sn0taim in oielem
Serbite nit OerJteNnung norm oerSol-
90 nit S. bemertt on 9errn Ya9c nit Der
Oroer ibm nod Gin Goro $opl5 5u lsn=
Den, oamit Die &e4nun9 ous9e9liAen
Wiiroe. Gr fam Snrlid nno lo9te $err
Ya9e babe ougenbtlflI0 fem Sol8, bod
waroc er balo lol0es wleoer erbolten.
glo6 eini9en Q8o0en ianOte Soerr Yeln
btn jungen Wiaun wIercr mad Dem 9rn.
Yasc, oerlelbe braGte Oie9(00rldt 5urilf,
DAB CT (YN9c) Die MeNnun9 nl6t bc5ags
len wiirOe unO Dap es ibm IeiO tbue, bic
eylten IS bcsoblt 81 boten, oa CT telnsn
, 1875-11-15

&orgeltcrn Morgen fono ein YoliSiit
cine Srol ouf Der lteinernen Sreppe oca
Npnnentloiters on Der groao GtraBc
lie9en. ST larlote iofort no@ Der Stoot
Nmbnlonce uno man brodte oiellngliid=
llGe na6 Dem itdotii0en Nrmenbaus.
9cr9lr5t muroe b%erbeiQcrufen unb erfldr
te, ooB lie Elm faltt8 Tieber babe. gta@-
rem bic &ronfe li6 etpas erbolt bate,
CAB lie ibren Momen als Trau MiQiam=
ion bon NounpfseGOuntD an. Sic perwci
9crtf, Die an lie 9cri6tetcn Tr0gen Su
be0ntuorten. Gs wuroe na9 lbrenSer=
luar0ten tele0rapbirt.
, 1875-11-15

Ser S6oot,er o9e98itt" ls9elte uori-
gen 5onnubeno naN 9opona nit elmer
90oun9 5Nienen, ,peld)e in Den Il6e
mOuo @llenfubriten perfcrtigt muroen.
, 1875-11-15
Rt1m0nb poit Office.
prff-N arrangement.
Is. Oftoher 1878.

RSrbIite TurttrF. 3neiuor tsovn
Sphnfaas .ansaenrnmer-MrfHnf s ~ gp'
81. d. o-~o
Srnn.oa anIanft SO, Or. -wsa-
fGtu6 1885 81. o.. WV
Norstife Mea paH. 9Garid, ON.
men Sonn'aae. |ntunft f.i5 81. 81
YOltlbluf 1.35 urb 20 81. 81.
eHhliae goH- 3meirar taarid. esorr.
tags du~easnommen. - Mnfunit 10 m ~.
unh 800 y. W.- poaf6lu6 4 g. ID. nm
12.A5..@, M. A'
snrntaes; gntunft 1900 g. qua
&iA mon6 & Ndnbire Gifenbobn r..
12.45 r. M. S'p'V'"b
S'nbtlir d Greensboro. !Ywsfnrar tia.
eim. Mntn' # go unb 9 a. M. - mass
leluE 4@. Vi. unb 1915 U. gt. T
Garmbine. SdaIid, g nntoos oueo.
men. Nnfunft 2.30 81. M, y WaaIhi,fs
8.30g. 81. v'p'~'aB
V~yelapeatc d. Obfo Cffenbahn. T6oIid5
iSrnfia9s alsaenommen. 4nfunft & 81 m
- poifl6lnb $50 y. M. !"
SyndtbHrs Charlottesville, @taunton. M,bi,.
Sulpher Sprtnas urb ipellid, ron gRhitsS,r,s
gpff Spr1a9s = @nfunf 5 9. M,- Wnif.
fdluB $50 g. 81. SOF'
Wft goint uub stationen nm mr. n m
w. NM G-&~ 81. 3aalid, Gpnntaas oysos.
nemn1er; Nafunft 1890 Y. 81. Msit.
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9le a@eeifsr, i,ter @ef Yoint. ,aord.-gn
'"nIt 1880 q 81. pOfidIu6 20. M.
Aaprab"nned, iiter Jilb Saul taoIih.
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Sames &iher Camper. grsimal wbdeps
llf. Wnfnnf. Mpntal 10, Mlttwpds nm,
5telta9s, 5 90 W. = lplidluh. Tisnstana,
a0Hn'rliaas unb g Oanatents, 5.3Og' -
GaHal Gafet. Tr,imoI n ydennia.
aninntt, Hiittn c6s, 3reifaae ure q pnntaoa
10y. %: = poai6luB, 'Msntass, Mittmpebs
uuO 5%reiiass. 4 u. ".
s9ort Pump Route. ;3weim II pSdsnt;h
% @%a'lillt. WttI MODS unp g anuabencs. 6
". We. - yoltl9Ab. Conner fass unp @smn
, 1875-11-15
Gpustttpnen bon grieffolfea.

Won aalten an een smsi bslonperen meoen.
|s'.pe ~ = ssrnf lfen %rsfannl hne, 600 uns
.i.4o @.'ha 80 utp us 81. Vi. @omn
fa9s $50 .. 81. unb Z 81. M.
I'm Sf1ertagen = go 8. 81. uns
u. w: 9On altea ailbern an(fen nsrsr,,
sls Ss'eff aut benz 81 gdnsy rer Ir-ae aDoe%
vs.. Y. =. Ben 3ep, p d.
, 1875-11-15

Gfe Der lten unb Otaiu Ctr.
Ter grcreirr laeei Zine arcut DC unt oas
publ'fdm Elm, ltinf unterridtametbobe l@ aes
taliglt aaSueben.
WdbrreS iiber Die serihmhsnsn @laGsn unb
Die 9sbrarten tSnnen bel Yrs'. gau5s Nc. IL
@alt Sroao Strabf, Opsr in Der @eabsmie En-
fragt puben.
Ole neueitcnGGn3e lucroeu Gelcbrt.
Ter nntsrridt fir. junae Iamen, Watctsn
une an'ben, finer MinpoGs uue Conn
atsnts, N0d)uitlas5 rpn 4 bis 6 ilbr, ZEN Be;
5srrsn Dlenfase unS 5iettaes, Ntsnrs Don s
ot6 ~ tDr fatt. ID u lint
, 1875-11-15

GoIebpnien Club. Greitoo
Mben0 fcierte Der G~olcbpnien Club elm
&rdns0en in Der Monticelo Solle.
gSir batten bas Wet9niigen oemelben bel
Suluobnen uno miilien seitebsn, Dap cine
ouberorbentliNe Sr0blihfeit bort berrl6
tie nno ons &rdn6 den eillen oeuti6en,
Dielei0t lollten mir la9en eurppdii1en
NnltriA bate. 9ie Somenmelt mar
redt gut pertreten unb mon6es biibl0e
Geii6t ore6tc ii6 i'm &rcile. 9sioer
fonpten mir nlr flr5e 3eit bort meilen,
ba Die @nltrengun9en bcs Cages unlern
&0rpcr 5ipon9m li6 auf eini9e Stun=
ben in MDrpbeas Nrme su werfen, I'm
lib fir ben tpmmenoen Mioryen gu neu=
en- S6oten 6u It0rfen. Sic @eIell6uft
blieb bis sur friiben Stunoe perium:
melt.
, 1875-11-15
pullman S6lafwaeen
BON &bipbuo uno @aibinaton naA Ren
gorf Obne 8edieluns Der Naeen.

pala9iere, trfl9e NIT biefer 2inie rtiien,
5ermsicen cine lange unb LATTICE Smnibus-
8abrt rnrG @aibhaeton, unb erreGeu paltts
mere cine Strrbe friber. ala 3iss arIGs bic
rsft Don W~albinston abfnbrsn.
, 1875-11-15

@oessn her 8abrpreife, Gabsnsn rnb ante,tr snfor.
1nattSn senbe man i6 an bic Gidet=StFre Der GSnnsaa
ME 1901 Main 5trabe, 1926 @ainA+.. Baaarb 6suIe
unb ts 6 fifteen BE- 8t4 rns, 8retertdsburs nd ppte
mac &ifentobn, Ritmrnr, pa.
:; W. ee!e. sen raj Iiact asent; u. 3. Bprtes,
@itlteuI Se,eral S Diet ssent; Itpmas W.g@ta;p,
. ransf %crtp.ipn eif.r.
81. {. Wnttrpp.
fhtGflider TaFasit,r.N eent.
y emit 1901 Nainf.., Rtdmonb, so.
, 1875-11-15

Midter 9u9bes er0fTnete Sonnobeno
hOs Ser. Stonten @erl6t in 9iorfplf.
, 1875-11-15

&iAter S. S. gSbite miro oiele Mo0e
cine Grbolnn9srelle MAIDEN.
, 1875-11-15
WifenbaDne etc.
HoItimure unb Obip Giientabn.
Die arOBe rationale, Soppslte GAieneu-
Slnie 5wiiden @aibin9ton nnO
Baltimore,
Der Often unb Weiten.

Nfilenbe SsrlaGen RiGmcab un, Q libr s.
Winuten Nabmittaes, ria be- &idmene.
fredericksburg lnb petcmot Gilentrbn uns
prtomoc Fam FIR; molbt fdnele Wercinbuna
N Sb pbur, esoeniibrr Mlsr mbria, nit rem
Baltimore unb Sbiu S6rsasuee nod galti-
more, ptilarelpbta unp alien pl1Bsn in Zen
Nsw &neI- NIB Staaten.
, 1875-11-15

Nonnen. 9rei 9tonncn nobmen
Gonnobcnb Morsen nm 7 llbr ZEN
1peiBen SNleier, melder ibnen BON 8i-
Idol Gibbons gegebcn puroe. SCI Sag
luuroe ols elm 6eita9 ber offer 9eilisen
bes geneoictus Oroen gefeiert. Sic
Namen Der Nonnen lino SRI. Soiepbine
2pB, isbt S6peiter genioicta; 6rdul.
M}orp SoIepbine S6aluaIoer, jebt
@6witerr Sdoboitica Sri. Got6orinc
SrIb9e, iebt S9peit tier 8erOnica.
, 1875-11-15
Srffer unb Gali1e.

eleaante Z dJnlidjube fir Wabdu
uno &naben.
Seine Sattsleoernc Gticfc'n nno @du
be fir Scrren Gnuben uno GHnqlinae,
Stiefel 5um &n6pfeu uno init Gpisen
fir Oamen M.d d)en mo &inocr.
Softer, Battle mno &Nadjteln ;u her,
nntcrGeleeten Greiien.
gnntn1i lebcrid)ubc BON oGcn Gortcn
5n Iehr hiuigen BreiIen.
Seltcllte arbeIt miro out pcrferti9t
anS ooS &alien a~urrautirt Nushc0c=
lunaen ipcroen aufs Yelte unO liintiid)>
tie helorQt 6err SObn $. Z oid] II
miro eS fc9r Ircuen ieinen dlteren &unoen
loas, beltelte 9rbcit ~tetr'ftt, teoiener gu
oiirfen. 0erman golden & ruoer,
No. ot9 VI > 5ll broad Str Issc,
, 1875-11-15

Sin juneer Monn, Namens Garter,
i'm Nltcr ppn II Sobrcn, wurbe ppr9c=
fern III oieicr Stobt arretirt, neil er Dpn
einem gemiilen &eilcp III Petersburg Elm
Eiero 9eitpblen bate. Gr bate cine
examination Dor Dem 9oli5ei9eri6ter
5u belts9en, melfer i'm oarauf nod Qe-
1erabnr9 ion0te.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
state Item ..

| A conspicuous article in Camden IL old maids.
| The truck farmers in Sussex arc beginning to
plant.
Dr.. J. N. Johns, Of Bridgeville, has located in
6eaford
The Odessa presbyterians will hold bazaar ~
on the 18th.
The frogs are croAking down the State, and
fresh fish are plentiful.
Ingrams mill dam, near Milton, was broken by
the storms Of last week,
Mr.. Hyland of this city, has been lecturing on
Odd Fellowship at Lewes. -,.
Milton had about 200 Cases Of scarlet fever
during tho epidemic there.
The young men of Milford have organized Q
Kappa Sigma debating society.
Tie Milford and Smyrna loan associations
have gone into tho serial plan.
Camden has not had free school for two
years. There are several private ones.
John s. Jester's residence at Dover was robbed
OF s400 by burglars one night last week.
W. II. Messck shipped from Milford, few
days ago, All OK which weighed LOGO pounds.
There haven't been so many public sales in
lower New Castle county this spring, as usual.
DR.. Shipley, Of Stafford, died few days ago.
The Citixen mourns the loss BY draping its col
umns. fgF H vi H-II
VIM. ]. Bryan, in attempting to swim from
sinking boat in the Nanticoke, 1t seaford, on
Thursday, was drowned.
1t is limited that ex- Congressman Biggs wants
an Office in the next Congress--either to be Clerk
or Sergeant-atArms of the House.
The foundation OF the new NJ E. Church has
been ruined BY the severity Of the weather and
will, it IL said, have to be taken up.
seaford has post Office troubles, and an effort
is being made TO Gust the present incumbent, be-
cause il is urged, he has held the place long
enough.
March 18th has been set apart by the Levy
Court Of New Castle county for the purpose OF
considering the application Of persons interested
in public roads, and school districts.
The firm Of D. J. Murphy & Son, Alley Mills,
near Smyrna, has been dissolved. Mr.. II. @.
Murphey takes sole management. The firm of
Scout & Mahneripg, wheelwrights and black
smiths, has also been dissolved by the with
drawal Of Mr.. Scout
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
Shtpmeut OF the Peach Crop.

LETTERS FROM THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP co.
AND THE p. W. Il B. co.
The Central Delaware Fruit Growers Assoc-
alton have already been in correspondence with
the transportation companies with reference to
the movement Of the expected peach crop, this
season. The Old Dominion Steamship Co. re-
plies that it is their intention to provide ample
facilities for moving all the fruit along the lines
OF railroads which it controls that tri-weekly
line OF steamers will be run after the berries
begin to mature and q daily line during peach
season. the passage from Lewes to New York to
occupy IL hours that trains will be run over
the Junction K Bfeakwater r r. exclusively Tor
fruit and that limited number OF small cars,
or fruit crates will be run through to New York
from the stations along the line OF tho rail
roads. The company also expresses its readl'
ness to run q semi weekly line Of steamers
| to Boston from Lewos il sufficient encourage
ment is afforded. In regard to freights the Su-
peripsendent can only say the Company havt
not decided what Their tariff Will be on that clas
Of freight, either to New York or Boston, but i
is their intention to give the public better facil
tiles than they have before enjoyed and ut nj
| increase OF cost.
Chas X. Ide replies for the P. ". 4 3. R. R
Co. that he cannot name rates from Milford II
New York, without knowing what arrangement
can be made with the Junction 4 Breakwate
Railroad Co. We are also obliged to consul
with the Pen1sylvania Railroad Co, touching
rates through TO New York. They will probabl
not charge higher rate than in former years
- We are not able to promise tha
cars shall be run from Milford to New York with
out the cooperation Of the Junction 4 Break
| water Railroad.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

Pr LApELPaA PRoIucE MARKETS..
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Seeds -Cloverseed meets less active demand.
We quote good aud primo Western at l0@l1c
and Pennsylvania at $4,000 Timothy is hold
at e2.75. Flaxseed il worth 90, aud lie wanted
by the crusl.ers Orchard grass sells at e2.15@
225.
Bark is neglected. We quote No. Quercitron
at 1874 q ton. Tanners Bark is worth s14@15
. cord for Spanish Oak, and sll@l2 for Chest
nut.
Beesman is in fair demand and commands full
prices; sales Of 1000 lbs yellow at Bic.
Fedthers.-The position OF the market re-
mains as last reported; sales OF Southern aud
Western geese in lots, at 96@40c for inferior
old and mixed, up to 50@52c for prime and
choice; 38@43c for duck, and 7@sc for chicken.
Guano attracts very little attention. We quote
Peruvian at s72@75 Dried Fish at S42@5J, and
Orchilla at $50 per ton.
Bay and &ra,o:-Prime Timothy, per l0olb
81. 1901. 20 mixed, s1@l 10 straw, 75@85c.
Poultry quiet. Choice turkeys, 1920; DUCTS,
15@17c. chickens, 10000.
Ea9s-prices continue to rule very high, owing
to their great scarcity. The demand for con.
sumption is greatly restricted by the extreme
rates now current. Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware, fresh, 33@34c.
Dried Frul.-Apples- sliced, No. l, 10@l2c
No. 2. 9@1Oc cut No. 1, 81S@91Sc; No. 2, ~
@sc; impaired (schnitz), s@6c. Pears-parec
pared No. l, 24926c No. 2, 15@22c dark No
8, 59l0c; impaired halves, 81<@9c; IMPAIRED
quarters, 7I{@8e. Plums and Dsmsons-pitted
2O@23c; unpltted, 5000 Cherries-black AMI
red, mixed pitted, 27@2sc black pitted, 25@
26c red pitted, 2s@29c. Blackberries, $40
9Hc. Raspberries, 28@30c. Whortleberries, 1
@l4c. d
Broom Corn.-ls not much sought afteT "
quote fair green hurNat l3Sl6o, medium'gree
At ll@i2c and red-fbpped At s,f@91Sc.
| Tallo,o.-Is in limited request, and we motto
small sales Of city At $40, and country At 1908
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

NEWARK, Del, March 10.
Tomorrow evening, (rhursday,) the NJ. E.
church Sabbath Schools have their annual ami
verssry in the church. II it is anything like
their former exhibitions We may expect some
thing very fno. Tho Superintendent and his
assistants have been untiring in their exertions
to make everything salts actory.
Tho weather has been so bad we could gather
no news. On Monday afternoon back shed 2e
feet long, belonging 10 one OF our citizens, hac
such weight OF snow on that it fell with terri
BILE crash destroying everything OF value under
meath it.
Frank Griffith has removed his livery stables
from the old stand to the Deer Park hotel sta
bles. We understand the old place will be occu
pied, the 25th OF March, by gentleman from
Wilmington. =,
Without any mistake, DR.. E. W. Hsines will
give his lecture on Dental Hygiene at Delaware
College on Friday evening. This will be the
last Of the 2nd series this winter. We expect i
to lie very largely attended. p.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
3eaaI Astifes.
In the superior Court
OF the State OF Del
aware, In and for
New (aAtle County,
The United States Of
America
ma
william Eeyl,old.

william Eeybold New Castle County.
In pursuance of an order Of the Honorable 20
ward VI, G.lpn Esquire, Chief Justice Of the State
OF Delaware and such the Presiding Judge OF me
ssid Superior court 10 vacation. Notice u hereby
given that an application mas Dee1 nis ~
agent 81 the United states Of Amcri that the said
United states are DESTROYS Of purchasing for the
erection Of a Light House. Range light, ana Lkhl
Keepers Dwelling q certain tract Of land, The
property Of William Reyhoid within me LIMIT 40 o
Castle County, which from . disagreement in price
he refuses to nyey to the United States, Bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at stake near the bank on the west
side or the Delaware river at point II m which me
splre OF the steepe on the Episcopal Church. IN the
town Of delaware tity, bears soutn u 4,
CrJe aud Ave minutes east, and the GLOSS trees or
the nag stat In 'ort Delaware, bear south seventy
three degrees and twenty-four ana hall minutes
west two hundred and foty-two feet, Gay to a
STAKE, thence horth twenty-four degrees west four
hundred aud nifty feet, l4oo 70 stake ihenGe NORM
feet more or less, to low water line, thence south
twenty-.our d. grees east four hundred and NIFTY
feet; IN nee south slXty-sx degrees west iofts Ise,
Two acres and nlnety-onc hundredtns OF an acre DC
the same more or less. And also the right o. way
to the over the following described land, also
the property Of lillian kcybod. and within the
limits OF said state, situate In Red Lion rundred,
and ew Castle County. and bounded anu aescrDed
as Follows to- tract OF land fifteen feet wide,
beginning on the easterly side OF the public road
Il, aiding from New Castle 10 81. Georges, and lying
south OF and binding Gu tine lut renee belWeeh lahu
OF Willam.teybo aforesaid and lands nf Annehley
Newlin, Tor distance Of III ee thousand feet, and
thence on the same line extended, and OF said dth
of fifteen feet, through property OF said William
ReybOld a distance vi two thousand and thirty feet
feet mora or less, the westerly side OF The above
mentioned Light House lot.
And that the aid William Reybold, owner, and
ali other persons interested in The said above de-
scribed lands, aud right Of way, be, end appear at
for New Castle County, at New Castle on Monday
the seven eenth day OF May, A. D. eighteen hundred
and seventy and file their objections, II any
they have, to The proposed purchase,
III testimony whereof have hereunto SCI my mana
and affixed the seal Of the said superior
Court, at New Castle, the Eleventh day OF
fLsl January, A eighteen hundred and sev-
lCHAHD 9. COOPER,
tan,a ,p,,v IrnthOn Jtary
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

In the Virginia House Of Representatives on
Saturday, Mr. Gilman introduced "a Q sort Of an
tidote to tho Civil Rights law bill "to punish
parties creating disturbances in hotels, theatres
and other places of amusement"
Andrew johnson continues to be the political
lion Of Washington, his parlor in tie Imperial
Hotel being thronged night and morning with
visitors. He says the recently published lettel
in criticism Of the Democracy Of New Hamp
shire attributed to him, IL q forgery, as he hui
written nothing on the subject.
The indications are somewhat brighter for Al
early resumption Of work in the mining regions
It is probable that the union men will not hols
ont much longer, but will enter into . compro
mise on the rates and 70 to work.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
Deaths.

PEOPLES-Cn the 9th Inst. Jane, wife OF John
Peoples, In the blet year Of her age.
2 he relatives aud friends OF the family arc re-
spectfnlly invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF he husband s Market street, on at
urjsy afternoon, at oc,eck.
FlNEaAN.-on the 18th instant, in this city, Henry
+. FInegRn.
G OUD-ln this city, on Wednt sday, March Sd, 1875.
Edd :, son 81 Washington and Lizzie Cloud aged
IA months
PL >TT-In this city, on the ist inst, Mary Plat
ag5d Is years.
MAXWELL-On March Sd, 1873, Mrs Marion, relict
II the late Capt. solomon Maxwell, In the 18th
year Of her age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
HOMEMADE
r e r TlLtz e r s
THE Il 1T!

HARRISON BROTHERS 4 CO, at los South
Front street, Phia e, hia, established as manu1ac
turers Of chemicals In 10), and the makers Of the
first Oil Of vitrlol or sulphuric Acid in the United
state', enjoy desei vedly high reputation for the
excellence Of their products, and for the efforts
they have made for many ars past to cheaper and
improve the chemicals spe, Tally needed by the fa--
mer for agricultural purposes. Upon application
they will furnish to any farmer a recipe believed
to be good because 1t has BEEN used by hundreds Of
persons with unqualified success, for making avalu-
able fertilizer at cost OF le's than twenty dollars
per ton. We commend 1t 10 the attention Of all In
terested III the improvement Mt Of lands, because these
gentleman are practical chemists Of known integrl-
y and responsible ity. Every farmer may slfely as
sumo that ali he needs, Ia their particular line Of
manufacture, may b. had upon call and IN Its great
est purity and st ength, at fair prices.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.

George Wheeler will bo executed at Easton
and Joshua Griffin ~ Bel Air OH the 18th inst.
A st. MichAels Oyster packer went I'LL the way
to New Hampshire to deposit Democratic ticke'
OIL Tuesday.
For econonly's sake, the superintendent OF
the Dorchester h Del r r, has assumed the
duties Of conductor on the train. M
Rev, Chas. Hill, Of Port Deposit, late Of Union
church, this city, will be made Presiding Eldcf
OF Snow Hill district by tho conferences, 1t IL
thought.
II is now promised that the road between Eas-
ton and Oxford will DO repaired and the cars DC g
run more frequently. Tho track haA been iAio
between the two places for some years.
Geo. A. Eagles, lately appointed chief engin-
eer and master mechanic on tho Md d Del. II.
r., yesterday removed his family to Esston, the
headquarters OF the Rahroad Company.