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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

SUBMARINE AND OPEN AIR STRUGGLE ABOUT CAPE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND rURsUERs BLEACH
ING ON THE SANDS.
The Loves Light reports another fish war at
the Capes, similar to tho great struggle Of last
season. On the 10Th ult., tho blue fish were
again chasing and devouring the manhaden
shed, "moss bunkers," ~ they are sometimes
called, and thousands in their efforts to escape
the ravAges OF the blue tish ran high and dry
on tile beach. Near the little lighthouse on
the cape wlere tile high tides overflow into the
valley, several Thousand bushels sought refuge
in there, but were even followed over the flats
by their formidable enemies, and many Of the
latter were caught Oh the hat-sAuds, where
the water was but few inches deep. After
the tide fell on, those fish were left there TO
die, and many Of them were hauled of into the
country by the farmers who use them -
fsrilizer OH their lands. 1t il somewhat singu-
lar why these f1sh should make their appear.
Ancs here in the manner stated above-jnst d
this season Of the year, this year and last
while nothing like it was ever seen or heard oil
BEFORE at least along the coast,
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wooden ship.BuilaIng.

COMPLETION or 4 NEW lPRoPELLKR sTSAKRR BY
TEE jackson l. sHARP co. FOE v. P. CLYDE 4 90.
The Jackson L sharp Go. have completed and
shipped nav propeller steamer for W. r.
Clyde o., OF Philadslphia, which was named
the Defiance. The steamer wAs sent away the
laster. part q l4st pssk, and has since made her
first trip to Nsw'YesA, bsing now in that city.
Tho Dkfaads va built Of tho best Delaware
white oak, sheathed with oak and yellow pine
Bhe 10 suitable for either the canal or c0aStiug
trade, her hull being diagona1ly braced with iron
to fit her. for sea-servioe when the canals are
closed with Toe. Her draft IL feet, aud her
speed 10 miles an hour. In length the steamer
Ii 1856 feet on deck over all in beam % feet and
In depth Of hold feet inches. BY carpenter'a
measure she In 3l6 tons burthen. The deck
house 10 8 feet inches high, with six rooms in
the rear OF the pilot house. There are two
masts for sails, and gaifs for hoisting cargoes.
The machinery was built by Pussy, Jones
Go, The engine il built on . now principle, and
IN capable Of being worked with sither high or
low pressure, the combination being one recent
" devised by the builders, which has proved
very economic and satisfactory. The cylinder
j. ~ inches In diameter, with SO inches stroke.
The engine 10 also furnished with . Blake Pat
ont Air and Circulating Pump.
The Defiance 10 the first Of i've steamers which
Mosars. Clyde 90. propose TO build and alter
% ~ to combine the same style aud improve
ments She was built somewhat ~ an expert
ment, but the first trip has proven very satiafsc-
tory, coming up to the expectation, being power
full in her machinery, capaciOus in her tonnage
and draft and meeting the requirements in speed
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alal!i, .ss.

ALBRI0HT-COLLINg.-In Philadelphia, on thu
sth inst, by the Rev ID. q. Kellogg, Rector o. It
Matth, VS. r. Z. church, Mr. Henry Albright, o.
Philadelphia, u Miss Agnes A. Collins, OF VII
mlnst0n, Tel. Ne cards. 90
LlNGO-BRoWN.-At Chester, on sunday evening
November It'll. r. n. Lingo, near Lewes, Del,
and Josie E. Brown Of Wilmington.
Brsakpater Light please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the residence Of DR.
Clark. Newark, on the 2sth ult., by Rev. Mr.. Por
ter, j. Marshall Watson, Of Oxford, Pa I.
Lsvenia Dennis, Of Newark, Del.
TAYLOR-PYLE.-On November lst by Rev.
N. Rsldeman, Robert Taylor, of Mil Creek hun
dreti, and Frsncina W. Pyle, OF wilmington.
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The New Orleans FIRE Doat.
IT'S LAUNCH BY THE II. l. II. Coz, THIS MORNING
SONS PoINTs IN ITs CONTRADICTION.

IT'S LAUNCH BY THE II. u II. co.,, THIS MORNING
SONS PoINTs IN ITs CONTRADICTION.
On the high tide, about O'Clock, on Tuesday,
ipg, the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Co. launched
The IRE boat which they arc now building for the
New Harbor Protection Company Of New Or
leans. The design 10 an entirely new one, and
b its application Of the BAbcock principle to
Ii other ample protective qualities il atep in
advance Of anything ever before attempted in
this line.
7llhe new vessel ia 1922 feet long, 20 feet in
beAm and IL feet In depth Of hold The hull,
deck joiaers' work, and in fact the entire steam
Or is built Of iron. 1t is designed to approa ch
close upon and into the very midst Of fire among
chipping, aud being thus protected it cannot
but render very efficient service. The machinery
will consist Of one direct. acting, high-pressure
propeller engine, with cylinder 20 inches In d.
ameter and 70 inches stroke. The crank and
shaft are Of wrought Iron.
The fire extingnishing apparatus will consiat
Of heavy Blake pumps. and . large tank built in
the forward part Of the vessel in
which to generate gaseous spray, on the Bab-
cock principle. The design In this part OF the
apparatus IL to save the flooding Of cargoes to
any greater extent than necessary.
and 1t IL belivel that this means will
be very efYectal to this end. But In case it be.
comes necessary to employ more water. the
Blake pumps may be ast In motion and alzaost
any desired quantity Of water thrown upon the
flames. Tie two methods are separate and
distinct from each other, and either, ..or both,
may he used at will.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Notes About our Neixhbers.
The boAts Of the HAvre de Grace gunners arc
killing over one hundred ducks per day, each.
Black heads sell At Soc, red heads 81, and can
vas backs u. 80 per pair.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware County
Tsashers' Institute will assemble at Institute
Hall Media, on Monday next, and continue In
session during the remainder Of the week. .
Hopes, Bro. l. Darlington, OF West Chester
have shipped an invoice Of wheels to Europe.
Tbs police 1t Reading say that the people have
no money to spend for liquor and lew arrssts
are made.
The West Chester Ne'cs has turnip whict
measures 231f inches around it,
Some ono entered the brick yard Of J. P. vii
son, at Oxford. the other night, aud collecting
tie moulds broke them up. r. 70 WI
For two yeArs the Oxford Prssbyterians hav,
been paying Oh the church debt BY the envslop,
system, and II proves 70 successful that the.
| will continue it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Ono by Oms lhe isoses Fail,

Mr. Bayard Of Delaware has been indicated
before, in that chronic strait for an available
candidate with which tho democracy seems to be
afflicted. But he will never do. Although a
comparatively ysung man he belongs to the old
Virginia school Of politicians. and cheriahos all
the traditional doctrines CT the democratic party
state rights, no government, and similar anti.
quated notions. II men OF this way Of thinking
could carry out their views the corporations Of
tho country would have full swing, and the peo-
pie would have nothing to say when they were
taxed and outraged by railroad companies and
other combinations Of capitalists. We have too
many statesmen Of the type OF Bayard already.
In which We live. They exist only in the tradi-
tons Of the past No, Bsyard will never do,
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Newark stems.
NRWARK, NJ

NEWA0ks NOV. v.
TIE attention OF the Road Commissioners Of
White Clay Creek Id 10 called to break in the
public road between Newark and " the culvert."
Several complaints arc being made about it. We
understand Il waa the cAuse Of the death Of .
horse only short time ago. Persons holding
official positions arc sometimes held responsible
for losses attached to accidents occurring in like
places, or causing tho county . certain amount
OF expense in payment Of loses by Academia.
9. r. Choate has on exhibition "Golden
Ball" raised by H. d. Porter, Of Dslsware Col.
lege Experimental FazU. lts weight Ia 431<
ounces, while IN circumference it measures 1891
tnches. Its attractivesieNs 10 not 30 much in Ii.
size In its style and color.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

eISano Corpore-The influence Of the stomach
on the brain should be carefully needed Let the
stomach be In slight degree disturbed, and the en-
stomach TO q healthy t1ne and the nervous mach,n-
cry promptly resumes ita perfect running order.
Happily, there Ia necessity for any long dia8r-
rsniement Of the functions Of the stomach since In
AYERS PILLS we have ~ perfect . combination ad-
mlraDly adapted for relief. The have stood the test
most wonderful. Their wise use, b, keeping the
y atem In perfect order, promotes longevity, aud
what Ia far better, ensures me n enjoyment OF the
time spent here. W. INST them and know their
value Florence fKd1i Pin ~.
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1faths.

BErrs.-Of consumption at her ia hers residence
In GunbO, O. sussex county. on November 2nd
Ma{gie X Belts, aged fifteen years.
In the midst Of life we are In death. Maggie died
a. slne had for two and half years been living
trusting IN the Lord. She leaves with her fond par
ents many friends TO mourn her loss.
McCUsK HR-In this city, on the lth inst. Mar
McCusker, aged II year, 8 months and days
TURN RR.-In Brooklyn. N. y, on Thursday, Nc
vember 4th, Mlss. Rebecca Turner, daughter o
the late Thomas Turner.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Nor THE EPIzooTIo BUT WoRsE-The horse
disease ~ becoming prevalent and virulent In
Kent county, Md A correspondent of the Ches-
tertown Ne,cs writes that jas. Casey, mail CON
tractor, has lost three, James White two' Capt
Really one, and others OF whom have heard
Thomas Hague. Esq, who has large experience
in veterinary practce,says tho prevalent disease
IL not the epizootic, but worse disease.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

IVA large uof1D,s would not contain the mass OF
testimony which has accumulated In favor Of Dr.
wissar's balsam Of villa Cherry as safe, eficent
and reliable remedy Ia curing coughs, colds and
wonderful. 30 cts and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper. f.H.
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Cornmsrcial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHnADKLPHiA, Nov. Q.
Flour quiet but steady Penna family G.5O@
G.87X ; high grades 1900. Wheat, choice &C.
tive, other grades dull. Penna red, 4l.37@
LAB western red $1.0O@l, 1871 amber ti.4O
white 81 SO. Rye CSC. Corn more active yell
low 75c mixed 74c; choice Delaware 72c. Oats
dull mixed 35c white 40O48c. Mess pork
s22 50@22.7S. Lard l3@14c. Whisky steady
At l.le.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

PAINFULLY BuRNED.-Rogers, Of the Quick
step base ball club, was very painfully burned
about the face and hands At the restaurant ut
122 Market street, on Monday. While there in
company with some friends, he undertook ITO
light q cigar from coal oil lamp which
projected from the side Of tho wall, but
In doing NO tho lamp. was upset, and
tho oil splitting over his clothing ignited and Gre
ated flame which burned all the skin from his
face add hands, His outer clothing was also
considerably burned. The flames communities
ted to = serene over the gas metro in the room,
and the..WAll paper vas ohArred and blackened.
While painful. the injuries arc mot serious. And
Kogerr will get over them. His eye sight 10 not
impaired. s.a-..4 Y Il ~ -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

The public should bear 10 mind that the genuine
" Diamond spectacles." which have proved thenl-
selves the best thing Of the kind in Market bear the
trade mark, small diamond stamp, on every pair.
Buy only the genuine article and you will be fully
satisfied. .
For sale In wilmington by b. 8. Clark .I
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

eIA Morbid Appetite for Excitement Is the only
eject Of the unmedcsted and adulterated Spirits
frequently used under tile impression that they are
Wholesome sttmuants. Abandon such "bnrning
duids" at once and forever. II y0u are weak low
spirited, dyspeptic nervous, or suffering from the
effects Of exhaustion, use the genuine recuperant OF
bodily energy, that real htOmaehc and nerve an0-
dyne, UDoLPHO WOLVES ScHiRDAM AROMATIC
sCRNAPPs. seps3, ltd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

ALLEGED MuT1nY.-On Saturday last, Andrew
Jamss, VIM. Morris, Warren Stewart, I4ttleton
CArsy and VIM, Smith, oolored men, who were
shipped It Baltimore - oyster droagers on the
schooner Ruth A. Price, Capt. Severn Price,
were lodged in tho jail 1t Princess Ann, eomer-
set county, on the charge OF mutny. Captain
Price stated that on Friday morning. when on
TilghmAn's island, tls men refused to obey Or
ders and made threatening demonstrations.
Justice Upshur committed them for the action
Of the United States authorities and In default
of bail 70 keep the peace
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

LAuNoH Down tbs PENINSULA build
ing 10 not entirely At stand still In the lower
Peninsula. At Newton, last week, hessrs.
Clark * Co. launched fine new schooner GO
feet long. % feet wide and 81 feet deep. The
boat WAS built for tho lumber trade about
Chincoteague, and was chriatsned the Ed,oard
w. Wilson,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

TIE EUROPEAN PkAcH FRRIoHrs. - Peter
Wright Il Son have refused to arbitsato with the
shippers Of peaches to Europe through Samuel
M. FELTON,, aud the matter 10 no nearer adjust
ment than some weeks ago. II H. stated, how
ever, that Messrs. Wright Il Son have implod-
ly acknowledged the justice Of the claim by pro-
posing to let the matter go over to next season
and settle it in future shipments.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

SALE OF THE JEFFERSON ESTATE. Sheriff
real estate Of the late Samuel Jefferson. the
Farmers Bank being purchasers Of tho whole
Of it through Richard q. Cooper, a. follows ;
the farm st. Georges hundred, 1t 10000,
and the houses and lots in Port Penn, one at
S425. and tho othor ut $3.50
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

= -TEr.1eIsl gRvtcEs IN HoTEL.-.Arrange-
menta have been made for holding religious ser
vices in the hotel of Chandler Phillips, At Avon.
dale, next Sunday at ~ p. N. W: II. England,
W. S. Hilles. W. X. Galloway, aud others from
this city will be in attendance, besides large
congregation from the surrounding neighbor-
hood, which will no doubt be attracted BY the
novelty OF tho occasit n. The arrangements have
been made with the full consent of Mr.. Phillips.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Ia 1T LINK ?-The Philadelphia aud Reading
Railroad Company have been engaged during
the last week, in surveying > branch road from
White Horse station on tile Chester Valley rail-
road, to connect with the old West Chester road
At or near the sshalf way house." and to use 1t
from that point to West Chester. This looks
very much like q link in the "Air Lne' to Wash
iugton and Baltimore. West Chester NeDs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

DucKINo AT HAvRK DE GaAcE.-The ducking
season 1t Havre de Grace has fairly opened. II
Ia reported that on Monday upwards Of 1000
ducks, chiefly red heads, with . few canvass
backs, were shot. There are eighty-three Ii
censed ducking boats in tue town, some Of which
belong 10 Philadelphia aud New York owners,
and nearly all the game goes to those cities for
market.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Two new schooners for the OoAst Survey
South Baltimore, on Saturday, and will soon
be ready for 500. They are of the composite
pattern, iron frames with wooden covering.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

ACCIDENT TO RETURN JuDaEs.-On Friday last,
David r. Haines and Jacob Humphrey return
judges Of: Franklin and London Britain town
ship, Chester county, were going to West Ones
ter with tho election returns, whom within 2
short distance Of the borough, their horse SUD
the gentlemen out, aud severely injuring Mr..
Haines. RThe horse leaving them with the broken
buggy, went on into West Chester where he was
caught,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

MIcHAEr. BoLL's FuNuRAL l25 OF the
friends OF Michael Boil attended his relnaans 10
the P. W. 4 u. depot, whore they were put upon
the $40 A.. n. train, yesterday, and taken 70
Frankford, PhiladeiphiA whore they were insor-
red 10 the Jswiah OemotAry. rI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

BANK DIvIDENDs.-The First National Bauk
OF West Chester has declared semi annual div
uend Of 8 per cent. OF the Chester Banks, tho
Delaware Comfy National has declared semi-
annual dividend Of s per cent. and the First
National A
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

The WoRoEsTEa H. II. ExTHNsIoN.-Work was
begun, ON Monday on the extension OF ths
Worcester r. r., from Stockton to Chincotea9ue
Bay. The entire job Of grading and laying the
rails will DO speedily completed, the money hay
ing been already raised to pay for tho work.
Tho Old Dominion Hteamship %. f0ots tho bill.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

A DKLAwARKAN FOUND DEAD IN PHlLADEL-
PMA.-A clerk named Robert Clayton, employed
1t the apothecary storey Southeast corner Of
Twentieth and Green streets, was found dead in
bed in sleeping apartment on the promises, on
Sunday morning He was subject to spells Of
melancholy, but retired in apparent good spirits
on Saturday evening. The body was removed
for the purpose Of holding postmortsm exam
inAtion. Clayton's home was at Smyrna, and his
mother now rsAides in that town. He was
formerly employed in drug store At Milford.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

SHOOTING AFFnAv AT EAsToY.--Abe Price was
arrested at Easton, Md, Thursday morning, on
the charge Of shooting smother colored man. In
that he waylaysd him on Dover road and shot
him about o'clock IN the evening. Tho ball
took effect above the ear and glanced around
the skull, under tho skin and came out at the
back Of the head. He was committed in defanlt
Of hAl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

A DELAWARE Loo CABIN AT TIE CkxTeNNIAI-
Eli Crozier has made application to the Gen.
tennial authorities for space In the grounds to
erect Delaware log. cabin, 25 feet BY rs. He
thinks this would represent tie style Of arehitec-
ture IN the days hundred years ago, and men-
tons that Governor Ponder has assured him
that II New Castle county will provide stone for
the foundations. Kent will find the clap boards,
and Sussex the shingles. Els idea, however,
u to make IL, actually and veritably, Of logs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

TIE CHICKEN Pole DowN.-The flag pole
which Mr. Eli Crozier raised on the Bolders
Monument lot hxA been cut down, by order OF
the Monument Association, We presume. Mr..
Crozier writes Ms letter exptessing his great
the ears OF the ''miscreant. that (Mr. Crozier)
may nail them on the Flagstaff Of the Beverley
| Monument New Jersey"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

WELCOMED HoNE.-ssmuel A. Grocer, Of Up.
land, near Chester, returned from Europe on
Wednesday. On his way TO his home the en-
ployess Of his mill met him, and forming . pro-
cession, headed by band, escorted him the re-
mAindsr Of the way. Arriving At the residence
Of Mr.. Grocer, = general handwriting took
place, and suitable resolutions were passed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Court begins at New Castle on Monday next
Ohsstnuts ars small, scarce and bring high
prices, this season. g.. l...
Il 10 reported that Hlbernia Forge and Rolling
Mills on the W. 4 r. r. II. will commence opera
lions this weak, under tie supervision OF hosace
Brooke. .,...
Governor Cochran has issned his proclama-
ton recommending the observance OF the goth
a. day OF Thanksgiving a. appointed BY the
President.
The Gaxstts's old rooster didn't crow worth
cent over Tuesdays eleSiionA- Poor old fellow.
l,s's got the gapss. Pennyslyania gave EN- to
-MiIdlel0uu Transcript.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

DEATH OF CoI0RED PRkAoHER.-Rev. IL. q.
Steamer, the pastor Of the Camden African y.
Il. Circuit, and man Of considerable ABILITY
disd at his residence in Camden, Kent county,
on Saturday night, with the dropsy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

DEArn FRon AATRnA.-Jamea HUI, one OF the
Oldest and most respected oitissns Of Smyrna,
died last week Of asthma. He had been sf.
tictsd eighteen years with this disease and had
many times dsspaired Of his life, 70 severe
would the attacks come upon him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

A WINprALr.- H. Powers, Of Fsderals-
burg, Md, is in receipt Of . letter from lawyer
informing him that great aunt, Mrs. kmma
Blydenbnrg, aged 81, died recently 10 1ndianap-
oils Ind, possessed Of property to the amount
har
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

ANOTHER HANDSOME PAINTING rY TArNALL--
H. L. 1ntnall. our popular Wilmington artist,
has Just completed charming picture for lady
In New Jersey. While In some Of its outlines Il
resembles our Brandywine sosnery, the picture
In purely ideal, and was designed more pAyticn-
larry " bring ont the effects Of light and shade,
shallowness and depth in water. In this the ar
list has succeeded admirably. The pool within
the overhanging trees Of the mountain valley
mirrors nicely the huge bouldsrs which Lie about
its margin, willis the foliage 10 beautifully re-
nScseG 10 .ne oepsns o. me wef ~ Mn' H gr.u
ahade aneng tho trees look almost like reality,
and the receding picture fer up the valley van
ishes like dream. The whole effect is charm
}noy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

SALE or FARns.-George Derrickson has sold
to Beniamine Haley farm OF 81 acres, in Bran
DIVINE Hundred, on the Concord Pike for co.
COO. Mr.. Haley 10 ut present tenant for John
Peoples, and proposes still to remain in his pres
ent home. ~
Tho farm of the late Joseph Lindsay, In Mill
Creek Hundred, seven miles from Wilmington,
was sold at Stanton, on Thursday, BY l.. W.
St,dham l. Hon for the executor, 10 Mrs. E. L.
Ochsltrse, for 4lo, GOATS.
sheriff Lambson sold, at the Middletown Ho
tel yesterday, the farm Of Jos. W. vAndegrift
near Smyrna, 275 acres, for e12, 700. Andrew
Spear, purchaser, under = mortgage to whom
the farm was sold. Mr.. v. paid 422, 900 for thiI
farm few years ago.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

THREK MONTHS YET TO SERVE II JAIL
The term Of Isaac o. West. convicted Of tho
killing and skinning Of Cooch Turner, expired
recently but ~ the fne Of 1900 was not paid
his term Of imprisonment has bsen prolonged
threa months,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

A WEATHER PRoPHEoY.-A gentleman who
faithfully predicted the character Of last winter
to the West Chester Ns,cs las once more given
it the benefit Of his prophecy, aud this 10 what
he says about the winber upon which We are fast
approaching From December l, through 1.-The
entire winter il will be cold cold, cold and worse
than that. there will be no spring Every much
like last year,, and you will and your fires com
fort n Ma until thu LAT Of luna. ~ I
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Hu0x Sea TURTLk.-Capt William Wallace,
OF Danes Quarter, Somerset county, caught
sea turtle OF Haynes Point, recently, which was
10 feet long aud feet from IN tip to I'm tip.
1t took three sets halyArds and twelve men 10
land the monster.