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The Morning herald., 1875-09-18
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, SEPTEMBER IS, 1875
The Reform Party in Baltimore are
styled "The Potato bugs" ...

= The yield Of peaches this year has
been such that nearly all the markets
where they find sale have been glutted, land
in consequence Of this our growers have
had to suffer considerably by the fruit rot
ting on their hands. The Baltimore and
Philadelphia markets have been well
glutted all this week and many of the
dealers have lost largely. r.a..
The Morning herald., 1875-09-18

The elections to come this year occul
in the following order: Iowa and Ohio
October II; Virginia, Kansas, Mary land
Massachusetts,, Mississippi, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, New York, New Jersey and Penn.
sylvania November 2; Texas, December 2
Some Of these States elect Governors and
other State officers, and all of them elect
members of the Legislature. Mississippi
also elects Congressmen.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-18

woke resentment apd regret IN the heart
tof all classes. When -invetieated they
always were found 70 be sk1sgetd, OF
invented; SO repeasedAy xssthis tle case,
that the people in November last, rebuked
the actors inthe "bloody shirt" drama from
the Heavy mar to the Villain and SHE
ming Attorney. Hence the dismissal in
some time of the latter character, and the
taking Of the play of the National boards
as played out. This Mississippi fasco il .
rehasl: of the sbelved play, as it seems now
that Sheriff Harvey, Of Kinds county,
when The bloody shirt" drama was lsgain
pu, up, telcgraphed to Attorney General
Pierrepont that peace prevailed in the
county. 5..n.-, sa,.. rf.s rr.
We may congratulate each other upon
the fact that the Outrage mill" is closed,
and the ''bloody shirt" drama is taken of
the boards, for the season at least. This will
be gall and wormwood to the class of peo-
pie, who gloat over tales of horror from
the South but will be welcome intelli-
gence to every lover Of Southern peace and
u t-' 3.i t1''
The Morning herald., 1875-09-18
aware, on

l-------------T-- aware, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER,
1875. at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz: All that tract. piece
or parcel of land Situatein St. GeOrGe's hum
dred, adjoining land OF James T. Carpenter
and Others, and bounded, and, described as
follows, folio to.wit; Beginning in the public n
7, Carpenter and running thence with said
road south thirty 1--WE degrees, west one
hundred and thirty-three and four-tenths
perches, to corner for land Of William Clea-
degrees. west sey9nty-seven and two tenths
perches, south s. degrees, west fifty-nine and
eight7tenths perches north Is degrees, west
81 perches, south ~ degrees, west 7 perches,
south 6S degrees, west 10 perches, to a line
north q degrees, west two ana seven-tenths
perches, north IS degrees, west thirty.Ore
and six tenths perches, north degrees, west
fourteen and one-half perches, north 9 de-
grees, east eleven and two tenths perches,
eight tenths Perches, north thirty-one and
one half degrees, east twelve and one. tenth
perches to a line of land OF William McWul-
len; thence threwith south sixty seven and
one half degrees, east sixty and three tenths
degrees, east thirty ave perches, to lands Of
James 7. Carpenter aforesaid; thence there
With south sixty seven and one fourth de-
yrees, east one hundred and twenty and two
Eenths perches, to the place of beginninr
one hundred and three acres'
two rods and twenty five square perohes OF
and, more or less; also all that certain
,ther tract Of land situate near the village
n Port Penn, bounded ON the south BY the
Dad leading to and from st. Georges marsh
md the Port Penn road, containing twenty |
I've acres, more or less. ~, -
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Isaac s. Cleaver and Mary Ann
s.. MS wife, and tive tenants, and to be sold |
" WIN. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, New Castle, Sept. 4. ISIS.
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SoCNl HOUSE DOOR
CITY AND HUMID OF NEW Cast, y
MONDAY the 9th of SEPTEMBER ,s75
at2o'clock p. m.,
me following described Real Estate viz.
All 'nat certain lot of land situate in tho
- iown' Hundred and County of New Castle M
~ .he state Of Delaware, bounded and de
scrioed as follows. to wit:
s,I ,Ineginnlng at q point on the sorth
ae , ol clayton street, at the dista nn ar.est West
~ trMurea tM;.ea leet from the North-wcnforl,U VI wv lwo
~. ", NinIn Street, thence running in n sue
sWtesterly distance and parallel witr, SMytutn-
s,.ae S.eet one hundred feet. thenea H. Ninth
,mesterly direction and paralIel - N0rth- th
MI Nh street twenty-five feet fhontn IN Siay-
etnso,.t,n-easterly Az. direction and nsrSn9 ~ q
~ sS Ine one hundred feet to fha .ai, 20 the
~ y, CaAy Ton street, thence hv.tkao -. sliu side
LAY ION street In SOuth-essfar,SH Ssu M Slde OA
t ttMenty leet to the place ~ ha.yu u4Eect!On
snS contents thereof more A. iSSsrhning, sbe
Stnt, stne Iot OF land conveyed IN tNc' Deing the
eESiianng Siag by Jacob Hartman nnH 1s = Seig Thos.
pronertv aim and taken in cxecutinn os 60
iopehr!y rissp h;y ofThomas sterlinS g the
ies'' lis Wife and {. I, 4. and ~. 0G Ter
sher,es, o WM: H. LAMBa2NSe " sS,o bE
''"'''nS ofice, New Castle. "' soefin.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE. .,0
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni eynml
| to me directed will be exposed to rub1
| sale at the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADWAI
IN THE
TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY,
In Red l. on Hundred, Newcastle Coun
Delawar. on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of SEPTEMBl
1875, at 2 o'clock p. M, the following
scribed real estate, viz: AL that certain
or piece ofground situate in Red Lion hu
dred, and County of New Castle, on
northwcsterly side of Clinton street, norl
westerly side of Fourth street and sOuthV
tcrly side of Washington street, in DeaW'l
City and county aforesaid, containing
front or breadth on the said Fourth stu
two hundred and eight feet, and extendh
IN length or depth on the said Clinton a,
Washington streets respectively, two huN
red and sixty feet, more or less, to lay
Of Isaac Ubit; bounded northwesterly
the said Washington street, southwest
bv said Clinton street, southwesterly
BY said South street, and northwestern
land OF Isaac Ubit, saving and excepn
thereout certain lot or piece of grOunda
hundred feet square, commencing at
ofone hundred and eighty feet
said Clinton street from the west corner
Third street and said Clinton street,
from that point extending the distance
one hundred feet on said Clinton street
wards said Fourth street, and extending
depth from said Clinton street front o
hundred feet, this one hundred feet squa
oelng the property of the DelaNaI
yity Methodist Episcopal Church, and ~
Ill that certain lot or piece of ground gu
tic on the northweSterly side of Washls
on street, northwesterly side Of Sot!
treet and southwesterly side of Adaia
treet, In Delaware City aforesaid, conal
aiming in front or breadth on the
'ourth street two hundred and eighty pH
ND extending in length or depth on
aiu washington and Adams streets
fOrty.five feet, bounded nGg
7esterly by said Adams street, sOuthNs
riy by said Washington street, southWss
rly by said Fourth street, ana nortnW'ss
rly by the land of, at present or fornl'F
y John Ashurst
Seized and taken in execution as
roperty of Henry l.. Pechard, decay
edwin III. rechard, Administrator, ph
I. a. or Henry L. Ieckard, deceaseu'''D
WIN. H. LAMBsON, sher,t!
Sherif's Office. New Castle. Sept. -
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EzsASe1AA "a
WHstINGToH, DEE, I

Frlday, ~. NJ Ie7sis, f =. V.
RePofel BY CsAige, JQhnsoxk y Coz Bank
eFs and Brokers, 6tk and Market Ste.
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SHERIEFS SALES.
CHER1FF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of venditionl Expon as
TO o,n me directed, will be exposed to public
HOTEL OF THos. D. BRADwAY,
in the town of Delaware City, in Red Lion
nunaFedi TUEsDAY nsN GaSss SEPT ffHPsG'y u Gs7 l on
at o'clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz: =.
All that certain plantation or tract of land
situate in St. Georges Hundred, New Castle
bounded and described as follows, to wit {:
] Beginning at a stake in the centre of the
road leading from Port Penn out to the st,
Georges, and Odessa road and running
nz1s thence % With land of Samuel Jefferson,
head of ditch, thence Herewith north 43 de-
grees east 100 chains, north % degrees.
east SeD 100 chains, north 81 3-4 degrees east
S2-ID chains, to the road leading from
di 70 eos esaGe esans qR snsa sa
with a ditch south "a degrees east s. T-l0O
chains, north % 3-4 degrees east IL 75-l0O
chains north 80 S-4 degrees east lO-lOO
az morea % degrees east chains north
east 75,lOo chains north 90 degrees, east
25l- 100 chains south 2S degrees east A. IOO
chains, south s. degrees east 3 45-hO chains
n,1I nortn " S.t degrees, east chains to tho old
the guard bank, south 9degrees, west 81. t loo
chains south 3:l-2 'degfees west s Uj.lOO
chains south 50 l-2 degrees west g. 100 chains
south 68 IL degrees west chain, south a
aegrees, 1 5; West we s-lW chains south 20 degrees
II chains, south AZ degrees east ! 6-lO0
cnalhs, south degrees west IA chains
south ~ degreesfwest 81 chains, south de-
grees, east O-lOO chains, south 25 degrees |
chains enans fo soSth degrees west y o
north 70 degrees, west chains north 60 de-
grees, westl a.lO0 chains to private road. |
thence along the south side thereof, south
49, ~ degrees west chain, south a 81 de-
seds soed %sSr rt a4 n calns thence crossing said
thence along the north side Of said
ROAD north 46 81 degrees east8 3-4 chains
north SS degrees east chainand I3 links to
west eiteh, thence Herewith north Il degrees
west one chain n. 70 l-l2 degrees. wesf Sisl
chains, north 35l5 degrees west IL cha;ns
north 90 degrees, west 8T chains Ia the SAID
Delaware City Road, thfhce with the centre
mercer me south is degrees, west IN chains to
ROAD, thence with the centre thereof n. ri
degrees, west II chains and d links 10 the
pace OF beginning Containing lO8 acres and
tt,Wenty-hye y square perehes ofland also ali
At s,aI ssftah r other track Of land beginning
road corner of land Of said Jefferson and ,
running thence herewith north III degrees :
west ia chains and links, thence with land !
md q links s9o'h Pn laad M degrees west7 chains
iorth 65 degrees, east n chains to a stone
,nence a. with ditch north n degrees east | +
"a cnains north So degrees east chain
md md inks inks sonth degrees west chains
N ma q links to the place of be ginning. con- s
aiming twenty-five acres, one rood. and
We've square perches, be the same more or :
Seized and taken i'm execution no ho
property of Darrach Cleaver, and to be- SOLD
Y 10, WIN. H. JAMESON, Sheriff: n
,herllfs Office, New Castle Sept. 4. sent,a !,
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EHERIFF'S SALES.
CHERIFT'S SALE,

By virtue ofa writ or Levari Facias to me
directed will be exposed for public sale, at
the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADWAY,
IN TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY,
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Del
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then he ha|
q! duties and
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sufficient /
policy.
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CHERIFFS' SALE,

by virtue OF q writ of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale nt
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NHERIFFS' SALE

by virtue Of a writ of Leyari Eac;,s D.
~ me , ndrected' Will be exposed to Public Soie
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-04-17
Feb. 1s, 1375-t. d.
dministretOrs, NOttCe.

administrators Notice. -
g-LA Whereas letters of administration
upon the estate of Harvey Il. Fatzinger,
late of Lehighton, Carbon county, Pa, f,
decd, have been granted to Che subscri-
Der, all persons having claims against
said estate will present them, and those
Indebted to said estate will make imme-
diate payment. ........''
w. B. ROMTG, Administrator !.
Lehighton, March 20, 1875. VIC A .
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-04-17

The New York School journal gives
the following hint: "Don't ever seat
boys and girls, or young men and wo-
men, in the same seat, and as seldom as
possible in the same row of.seats."
A oolored congregation in DAYTON
have decided to 70 rgive their clergyman
for betting on three-card monte and los.
ing $50 of festivel money. One of the
deacons remarked, 'We is all human,
and de game is VERY exciting" or
The teacher of a district school is in
the habit of asking his pupils to define
the words which they are given to spell.
The boy who had to wrestle with the
word ''nlcer" said, with good deal of
confidence, that 1t was General Grants
first name. "s.aL ..9r1t D.
Ths Lowell manufacturing corpora
tions give notice that unless the striking
mule spinners return to work before
the l4th inst, all the mule spinners will
be discharged. I'D,
Scranton, Pa, April 5 "A shocking
tradgedy was enacted lastnightat Peck.
vile, small town about eight miles
north of this city, on the line of the
delaware and Hudson Railroad, in
which miner named Patrick Slayn
vas shot through the heart. The victim
OF this tragic ARRAY was drinking at the
saloon OF John Slayin in company with
some hVe other minors, among whom
were John Edwards and Thos. Morgan.
AFTER drinking somewhat freely a dis.
cussion arose on the labor question, and
the benefit of the trades unions, and
words ran high between Slayin and Ed.
wards. Subsequently the entire party
left the saloon, and the dispute was re-
sumed' Edwards was knocked down,
beaten, and badly abused. His COM
panion Morgan ran away. Fearing
that he would be killed, Edwards drew a
revolver, and fired in the air to frlehten
his assailants. They did not desist,
however, and he fired second, and this
time fatal shot, the bail striking Pat
rick SlaVin a little above the hip, pass,
ing upward in slanting direction, il
penetrated his heart and escaped
through the left breast, instantly killing
lim. Edwards was arrested, and after
preliminary hearing before ESQUIRE
Mace, was committed to Wllkesbarre
prison to await trial at the next Quarter
Sessions. Both Edwards and SIavin
have been employed at the Winton
mines for some time past.
A telegram from Halifax, N. s. re-.
ports the discovery of a boy supposed
70 be Charlie Ross, near Margaretyille.
on the Bay Of Fundy. He was found,
three weeks ago, in the care OF a for.
tune teller, who arrived at Margaret.
Yllle In October last. 600
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-04-17
<TOtice is hereby given

to the Stockholders of The Lehigh Val
ley Emery Wheel Co. that a meeting
will be held at the Company's Office, in
Weissport, Pa, on Saturday, April IL,
1875, between the hours of three and
five O'Clock D. m. for the purpose of in
creRsing the Capital Stock of said Com.
pany. $50,
BY order of the Board of Directors. ,
ag cl w. NJ. RAPSHER,
.-4.o .a o.. Secretary.
Feb. 19, 1375-t. d. -.-- ~
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-04-17

"
~ ~ MIsDKR DRUcKER, DEAR SIR: Ieh
will en- planer brief sehrieba SO dos all
lite en- farsta kenna. We dc lite oil
visa .dank ich, dos my mon OILS de brief
schreibed far in de Carbon Advocate
nj drucka. Owes 81 brief suta mich net
exactly, far ar schriebea net Giles wos
ar schrieba sut.
Om Mitwoch ovet is ar widder hame
kuma un hut en- blow aug kot un hut
EN- nose cot dos we grosa grumbare 60
dick uf gsoffa un hat eva doch mechtich
galoda kot. Ar hut en- blow aug kot
un hut 81 hem farrissa kot, un Sc gsicht
al farkrOtzed, Sc woria vol widder
dort silva nunner gspealt hova far dar
wiskey we ar OILS secht, bort beim
Mike ON wertzhouse over we ar hame
kumma is don hob ich eme ovver amol
wilder ell lesson geva, dos ar net so
gschwint largest. largest ich eme gsaut
dos won ars net lussa date don date ich
fun eme ga un nimmy nit eme housa.
bort driya bime Mike ON warehouse
lite ar un de onnera farsuffa lodel rum,
un farspanda era gold un mere, era
weber missa dahame hocka un missa
nns trueyla un wissa net wo de sauflo-
die sin. So monslite sutta minersail in
de present gsdu warra, SO schlechta
3 karis we Sc sin, Sc sin CUTE far nix;
Now. Mr.. Printer, ich hob gadanked
: dos ich wot deers amole schreiba ich
sane OILS ar schreibed OILS dale. un prolt
wos far guta zeita dos Sc OILS hetta over
ar schreibed net olles. Ovver des mole
hob ich gadanked dos ich wot deer de
particulars amole geva un olles sawya
wesis. E,.'.r iU'f.
re. Now will ich hova dos du mere den
brief in di Advocate drucka ducht
grawd we ich enc gscbrieba hob no
maunk dar Hans sawya wos ar will far
ich glich de Carbon Advocate un glich
Sc aw zu lasa, un won de lite fun mere
un EN- Hans hava VIOLA ola woch, don
dade SO besser subscrba far de Adyo-
cate, no kama Sc OILS hara we ich un
dar Hans ow kumma. l1|
1ch dank dos won dar Hans my brief
SAINT in dar zeitnng don wart al orrick
ow ga, un deer farlicht zen oraicker
Kosher brief schrieba, de naelt woch
ovver ich wot dich advica dos du nix
I'm eme gebst un yucht my brief nj
drucka won ich amole widder schreiba,
SO CUTE we sina.
So dank ich muss ich schleisa. Dea
nacht woch ward dar Hans amole wild
der selvor schreiba.
BETz KoNNERMAUcHER,
Wife of Hans Konnermaucher.
Oppril dan 16. l..r ..f |
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-28

CONCERT by THE UNITED Az&Tzs Roua
BAND, oY COLUMBIA, 8. C.-NctlithstapdS
ing th4 general fatigue conseqr psn'
yeste13ay's events, the Opers - ~,
we'll Med by the elite of our Sl -
day evSning. The conceft givS1i. ~ y
United States Band, of ColuMA II
beneftof our admirable troop nf HHl u
was one of the finest we eystS c. .
The selections were from thH t6hl&
classical composers of the old,wu1ids' 4
and were, without exception, .delightfui
In the extreme. One piece, particularly,
which pleased the audience Yves .'The
Golden Robin Polka" The Imitation Of
the bird was true to life, and the har-
mony OF all the instruments was perfect
and complete. The nie1abers of this
splendid band have certainly arrived at
that degree of proficiency which renders
criticism absolutely absurd. The leader,
Mr. Ruckar. may congratulate himself
upon having such skillful musieians I'd
follow him as are the members of his
band. The concert was delightful, and
We trust it will not be the Last that we
shall hear of its kind. The Hussars, we
hope, have been repaid for their efforts,
and have realized neat little profit from
last nights entertainment. ,".,
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
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A cable despatch received in New
York "a Thdnssaaay. hdnssaaay. BY g prominent
clerical fdncacA4ty, statss that the Eng
and "a hot expected to live, Thin sud:
den si6khess Was probably caused by the
bard weather which Cardinal MXnhing
s9& asssag,z ss .ul sst 3 tsEsse eESsa
from the hands Of the Pope the cardinals
made sss cater ess.s4 lalse sxly sS.
Church Of San Gregorio.
= G9Aht8e Morton ds1lafeS ;thss az d..
fed2 b ShA R&dicaat in nOo1neStabut was
due to the 'fkct "thak 'thSS. assumed 'tHo
'defS1asfyS fnstsAd q the Offensive, Thfs
L. nonssnAsi 'Me should 1Hks 10 know
how the RAdioalS9 either of ConhacsiUhs
Of elsewhere. aSuld earws1to 10 moro
, pf1snsiy. !AsR q sAsy p, Fsa1y a.l4l
.nd as%ss. s.ss present. sGscs e Ss@s ssI.s sas.
ing Holy Week
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-28

CHARAcrEnIsrIc SPEECH pY Ex-Go-
VERNON WIsE.-At the John Mitchell me-
mortal meeting. held in Richmond, Va. i,
on Thursday evening, e1-Goverhor
Henry A. Wise was one of the speakers.
He said he had NO opportunity to pre-
On such an % occasion o 40 He Heeuso wos nbi1 baIf
Scotch and half English, but in the
very blood Of his heart he was an Irish
man. He had known John Mitchell we'll,
and he sympathized with him because
he was an unreconstructed rebel, as he
was. He alluded to the many obstacles
with which Mitchell had to contend, and
how he battled bravely with them all.
Since the term "felon" had been applied
to John Mitchell, 1t was the highest word
on the roll of honor. He would con.
slider 1t more honor to bear the name
felon, as bestowed On Mitchell, than
D'Israelis title Of Premier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-28

DEALING III "FuruRRs. - Madame
Lang, q favored mortal to whom the fu-
ture is AN open page, all nature mere
spelling-book, and the starry .ffrmaln ent
a tell-tale story, has been honoring Bal
timore by her distinguished presence
and exciting it by her rapid disappear
ance. Her coming had been announced
by advertisements, which set forth her
skill as seer and her Willingness to un-
fold the scroll Of fate at the ridiculously
low fgpfe Of 81 per roll. Ladies' were
the only customers she desired, and
when madame arrived. they came in
shoals. Her method of lifting the veil
of futurity was peculiar. and compre-
bend the lifting of other articles. She
required, as a sine qua non, the deposit
ing with her of some valuable thing.
say diamond ring or any other little
piece of personal property that would
be portable. On this she would work
her charm, and the visitor, coming again,
would learn what futurity had hidden
and secure the return of her Jewels.
Having been entrusted with q trunk full
of trinkets. madame. looking to her own
future, got up and busted.
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SrpRHMx CoURr. TUESDAY, APRIL e..
The C9>rt met at 10 A. NJ Present
Chief Justice Noses Mud Associate Jus.
tiees Wright and Willard. 90 q
The Eighth Circuit was called.
Susan Trotter. appellant, Us. William
w. Robinson, respondent Mr.. EARLE
was heard for APPELLANT; Mr.. Norton was
heard isor respondent.
Thcnhas A. Daniel. respondent, IS.
Acknowledgement ct al, appellants. Mr.
Burt was heard for appellants. Mr.
Thomson VIA heard for Respondent: Er.
Bart Was heard for appellants, in reply.
The cases of the State ex REL Lydia 4.
AZ Van Wyck a al, appellants, rs Isa.
bella n. Norris ct al, respondents; same
rs. afne; same us. same, we're heard to-
gqher Mr.. Burt for appellants; Mr.
E4rb for fsspondentS, MT. Burt Tor ap-
pdllAnts. In replyyL ~ / 8ifE'-'. -
aslhs 4. JONES', ;resp6Hdent, rs Thos
Thc,oson, appellant. Mr.. Noble for
|appgilAht; Nj. Earle for rsspohdent in9.
y u4nes A. CLARKE, appsllans. vs. John
BY. 4wearengen, rsspondenE Mr.. Burt
EfOt hppellans; M. Mc0owAh for re-
spo3 3fent. l'r' / n3l'ID' -. -
Mlliam Perry. appellant, Us. the sul-
hvs1 Manufacturing Company, respond.
ent Mn Earle Tor appellant; Mr.. Sulli-
van f respondent "r
S0Husl lNcGee ct al, appellants, rs.
the Rtsdnont Manufacturing Company.
reSpnhdent. Struck or .M''
At$R 81, the Conrt adjourned until
Wednesday, 26th, at 10 A. A.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-28

ANOTHER DEATH. Mr.. VIM. Douglass,
Of this County. who has been suffering
intensely for several months past with 4
cancer ofthe eye, died Monday night. tits
supposed he died from exhaustion, as he
had not been able to eat anything scarcely
for several days before his death. The
cancer so affected his throat that he couid
net swallow.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-28

l Details nom the Rio Gnnde show no
abatement Of the troubles The Mexi-
can bandits seem determined to prevent
telegraphiD communication with Browns
vile. They drive away operators and
''he rePelieFa. r. i8oas... q 's4lC
The eth annual international dog
show was hold a4 Glascow, Scotland, on
the S0th ult No less than 628 animals
Of different breeds were exhibited.