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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15
AGRICULTURAL.

CABBAGE The first good rain set out, on
land highly enriched and we'll prepared, your
Savoy and Flat Dutch, and such other sorts as
you may choose for your winter supply. Plant
out some red Cabbage for pickles and slaw for
Tue last, mi scd with the white it is ornamental
and very firm. If no rain: come soon, it were
oetler TO water and plant a few hundred each
evening; they do not require much Of sea-
son. Plant deep, up to the first leaves; Sc. in
the roofs even and smooth. A good plan is to
ItHe oucket OF tine manure Stacked ssh s.
llt.ie SAT- and rich eaith reduced to lob-loly
WIN water or soap suds, and dip in the roots IS
tns Plants are drawn from the bed plant before
l. ores aha 'slis OF. Be sure and plant large
NUMBER OF cabbAges, more than YOU will need
tol noAe cohsalp ption, rs there may be failure
from various Causes; and if no failure they are
Always saea6ie, or worth their cost for the cows.
a n acre IN winter Cabbage is none too small
patch Tor ay farmer, whether he farms on
large or small scale. Should you lear the cut
worm, strew salt "long the rows OF on the hills
lew Gays before you plant. In future culture use
plaster freely and often; no plant relishes, and
Is benefited inoie by plaster than tina cabbage,
as IT, ilke tobacco, is q broad lesved plant, and
TINS iertll'zec is peculiarly adapted 10 broad
leavei plants Maryland Farmer Tor July.
TOBACCO. Plant the crop as soon as possible
W eed IN few days plaster directly; run two
burrows with small pillow in the rows throwing
the earth from the plants into q ridge in the
m!ud!e OF the rows; in week either cross the
salt ploughing, if it be planted in hills, or if IN
drills, split the drills with shovel pows SO as to
return fresh earth about tie plants on each side
st one time going down each row. Cultivate or
shove! the crop at least every day until the
plants interfere, then work with the hoe lesv-
ing the crop to mature, with fat hill or level
surface ABOUT the plant. and, if you can, with
slight depression about the centre stem of the
plant, so as to catch and retain all the rain it
can. This is the month for the chief "glu, of
the worms" Have turkies carefully driven
over the field each day, morning and night,
while the plants are small, provide large mum
Der of turkies, and If the ground be rear the
house, ducks ought to be raised in num-
bers as they aie eticieat in Catching the
worms. Much of the value of the turkey is de.
pendent on the drivers, who can, if they will,
soon teach the turkey to frd and kill the worms
Hsnd-worming must also be resorted to-at
once destroy this glut, and you will have but
little trouble with those that come in August
Maryland Farmer.
The destruction Of birds and shade trees ought
t be made :elo:ies The Nc.t,ru people have
found out thai their grass Upper p sgue is
Largely cue 20 the Si. ing OF tie L.rds and
shade trees have IL! portsnt functions in promot.
ing the general health sn! c?mtc-t
A feed store on Iwen'y-third street aud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

1t is understood that Mayor Kelley, of Rich
mond, will be selected as the orator at the
OConnell centennial 10 Washington CD the 9Th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

spAIN.-A Madrid dispatch says that the
article Ia the new constitution guaranteeing
religious liberty will be supported when il
comes up for the final action by a vete of %
to 10. Advices from the frontier nv wav NJ
BayoDne say that Dorregaray being unable tc
penetrate Toto French territory, has turned
back toward Barbastro. A party Of CarIists
who We're Compelled to take refuge 90 French
territory uear Gavarnie had beeu arrested and
lutcrned. French troops had been sent from
Pau to guard the frontier, Don Carlos is said
to he at Villa Real with stropg force, The
Madrid Impartial states Chinese diplomatic
agent Is comug to Madrid, and that Chinese
Consuts will BE- appointed 10 Cuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

Fayette McAluIlen is understood to be can
didate for the Legislature from Suyth county
He is standing candidate for Office Of any
kind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

ln the cotton States congress at Raleigh, N.
O., yesterday. A resolution was adopted urg-
ing the establishment Of State departments of
agriculture. Direct trade and agricultural COL
leges we're discussed and report was made in
favor OF the re-establishment of the State bank
ing system. A constitution and by laws we're
adopted and officers elected for two years.
Union Of interest Of the West and South and
railway trunk lines were considered, and the
question of cooperation with the Roachdale
Cooperative Society of Eogland was referred
to the National Grange
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proXlnO.

1t Is claimed that the census of New York
city, now in progress, will give that city popu
lation Of | 200, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

The injuries Of young Hartsook, who was
mashed between cars at Lynchburg on Friday,
will not likely prove fatal as at first supposed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

a new postofhce has been established al
Missouri Mills, Prince William county, Va, Cd
the route from Beliair Mills to Dumfries, with
DR.. w. &. Leary as postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

A subscription list in aid of the sufferers BY
the late floods 10 Frauce has been opened by
the French Vice Consul at Montreal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

The Supday-school Convention of the M. Z
Church South, convened 10 Lexington, OF
Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

A feed store on I'wen'y-thiri street aud
Pennsy vana aveuue, 10 Washing or, occupied
by } j. Gleason, was SIT on fire Yesterday
afternoon by two little lads payiug with matches
and burned d,wn. The loss is estimated at
$1,000
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COMM EkSISI..

ALExASD IA MARKET. July l5-The re-
c:lpts OF Wheat are extremely light, and the
market for be: qualities is active and firm; sales
OF prime white 10. u: 1876 Corn is active and
hrn' ard prices are lac better offerings of III
bushels, with Sales o: white vt 95, aid mixed at
90 and 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15
A FLYING MACHINE. The Baltimore Am

erlcan says:
"A young gentleman has invented a aying
machine in which he proposes to cross the ocean
pears to be a com bnation Of the balloon. the
wind mil and the steam launch. The yoyayer
rides in boat containing small steam engine.
which Is used for moving the wings" OF the
balloon and steering It through the air The
boat IS attached to the flying machine with rope
ana mus Is drawn through the water 1t is said
that Mr.. &. w. Gail viii furnish the inventor.
Mr. SCHROEDER, with the money to build one of
these flying machines, and the contract for the
same has already been Civ; n out"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15


A cable dispatch, yesterday, announced the
death of Guillame Henez Dufour, Swiss gen.
eral, born in Constance, Switzerland, in 1881
lie entered the French army aud obtained q
commission in 1909, and served 10 the last
campaign of Napoleon, and distinguished him
self during the hundred days. A conservative
10 politics, the events of lS48 lost him some
part of his popularity, but he afterwards rem
dered important services as negotiator with
foreign powers, especially in the question of
the relations of Tieino and Neufchatel with
Austria and Prussia, and shortly before the
termination of the affair with Ncufchatel be
was again appointed commander-n- chief of the
federal army 10 consequence of the warlike
preparations of Prussia. Dufour was the au-
thor Of several important works in French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

INDUSTRY brings money, aud mouey often
contributes TO happy c4j ymcut
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2RlvEL

:
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Jos Broders
& Co.
=, ;,chr David Tory, WASH gton, to American
Coal Go
=, Schr Rankin, Washington, 10 American
Coal Co.
Schr White Foam, Provid nee, to American
G al Co
Schr II Crowe!;, for Georgetown
;, Steamer Lady of the Lake, NorEo k, by A
Reed
Schr David Tory, Hallowell, Me-, by Amer
lean Coal Co.
Schr Rankin, Hsllowcll, Nc, by Amer
lean Coal Co
>chr White Foam, Providence by Anne ricsn
Coal Go.
Schr Lucy Wright, from Georgetown
MEMoRANDA
Schr Colin G Baker, hence. q: Boston 18th,
Schr Ellen b II, hence for Alyn's Point at.
New London 18th
Schr Mary K L am .r'nsn, for this port clear
ed at City Point '5th
=, ScEr Julia, for this port cleared at Havre.de-
Grace l3 h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

BE SECRET OF HEALTH: First, keep cool
secood' eat regularly aud slowly: third, main
taln regular bodily habits; fourth, tai e early
aad very hight suppers-or, batter still, nor,
at all; nth, keep clean skin; sixth, get plept5
OF sleep at night; seventh, keep cheerful anc
respectable Company; eighth, keep oct of debt
nintn' don't set your mind On things you don
13eedd; tenth, mind your own BUSINESS; eleventh
don set up to be "sharp' of any kind
twelfth, subdue curiosity,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

The American rifemen arrived in London
last night, and proceeded quietly to their hotel,
there being no demonstration 10 their behalf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

Inc vessels COMPOSING tue Oyster and Fish
cry Force Of Maryland had a 1egatta yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

LEGREDEMAIN, OR How TO Put A WHOLE
SUIT OF CLOTHES IN JUNK BOTTLE. Her,
Is trick worth hundred of those grea,
wizards OF the North, try it: Every time you
fee! like taking horn" drop the price OF a
"nlpper lnto bottle, and take glass Of
cold water. Repeat this until the bottle is
full; then break it, and carry the contents 10 a
good tailor, aud within month you will fiud
yourself eucased 10 new suit of clothes with
out any trouble or expense to yourself. The
same can be done with hats, boots, &c. We
have known cart load of wood aid barrel
OF Hour to be transmogrif4d 10 similar man.
ner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

The following Is the number of meetings
held By Moody aud Saukcy in London duriog
the past four mouths, with the aggregate of
attendance: 10 Camb erweIl, 60 meetings. at.
tended by 100000 people 10 Victoria a.
meetings, attended by 40 600; 10 the Opera
House, 6O meetings, attended by $4,000; in
BOW 60 meetings, attended by 100000, and 10
Agricultural Hall, 60 meetings, attended by
'2oOoo. The amouut OF money expended for
buildings, printing, stewards, elc, is $40 600.
Moody aud Sankey have declined to receiv E
any compensation from the committee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July /, 1875
The attention of all parties Interested is re.
spectfully called t. the following provision in
the Revenue Bill Of 1875 VIZ:
1.-THE Collectors of Taxes shall make g.
discount o! five per cent on all tax bills paid in
full by the 10th of July; of four lie: cent ON all
such paid in full by the lst of August; of three
per cent on all sucn paid in full BY the lst Of
September; of two per cent on all such paid in
full by the lst of October, and of one per cent
on all such paid in full By the 18th of october,
1919, and shall furnish tho Finance COMMITTEES
with list OF the names, dates and discounts al
lowed IN all cases as aforesaid lot the amounts
OF which discounts they shall have credit"
once: Room No Royal street front, Mar
ktt building.
JOHN I. HILL, COL n. Dist
Jy l-tAl 5. h. FIELD, Col. S. Dist.
DELL INITIAL,
- BRASS and ENAMELED
PRES ERVlNG KETTLES,
of all sizes, at reduced prices, wholesale and re-
tail by J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON,
Jy IA s. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-15

The destruction Of birds and shade trees ought
t. De made :elo:.ies The Western people have
found out that their grass Upper y sgue is
Largely due 10 the Hi. ing OF tie t.rds, and
shade trees have Important functions in promot.
ing the general health an! comfort.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
vECETINE 6.
Purihes the Blood, Renovates
and invigorates the whole
System.
Its Medical Properties arc
-~, 0OIv 0nf
and Diuretic.

VEGETINE Is M .de exclusively from tine iuire
OF care uiiy selec. cd barks, roots and herbs
aud 70 strongly chncenti ate that If will fl
tualiy crA.: :icAte frcm the syst. r, t-iu OF
SCrOIu ula, no uious Humpr, umors, lancer.
CancerDus Humcr, E'ys;p Las. salt Kheum
SyPLllitic iilseAses Canker. Faintuess at the
~Iomccn, ami all di-c >se- t. AT from i'm
pur7 blood Sciatics, Ihfammatorv and
Cnronic kneum sti,m, Seul aIgia, ~Cui and
= lual Compls'Tt-, can only be effectu ally
cured through the btond
Tor U'crs and truptivs Discase ofthe skin
"ustries, pImpies. Bttche>, Is H. Tetter.
Scaidh al sui Ring FzGETINE las
nr,-r t~il' to effect a permanent cue.
r ram III tue Back, * .dney Com plaHts,
Dropsy- Fc!-s!e Weakness, l. ucoTri.Rt =. aris-
ing fTon lnr"ruai uIce Stio-, sud nterine dis
eases an' g. neral nebilty, VEsErINk acta
dTe"I.y ul.Dn the csu-e " ihes, Complaint
Ii invigprat and 'trenst. ems the whole sys-
TEN. acts upon the secret organs a'lays in
Ian M AZ on. cures ulce!a on ami guia tes he
bowels.
FOR Catarrh, Dysrepsis, H4bitual C.stive-
ness, Paipi aiion NJ the Heart, Headache
II es Nervuusn-ss aCt General Pro-tratI n of
the S"rvou. ~ stem, nlrdiciGe has ever
given sucn perfect satisfaction ~ the VEsE-
TIsB puT f p tue hl JCti, cieanres ALI Of the
org ,ns, and sses n controlling power over
tn ncTvou-ssst IN.
Thr remars able iures effected b- the Woe
TISH have itddceh many physrians ard
SvotGeca les q h' m We know 10 pr, s. ribs All
it 1t thefr I'M licr.
tnT=ct VEGElISR l. the best rem@dy vet
1iscov-Ied tn ab dsea ca, a.ad IL the
OILY r-llable BLOOD PURIFIER yet
piae>d before the ublic.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
HrOke HflS LeR.

Pompey Harriss, colored, the well.
known Republican orator, met with 9
serious misfortune last evening.
Pompey is q merchant of considerable
experience. and a vender, on the side
walk, of five cent turnip bunches and
peas at 10 cents a quart.
Pompey got into trouble last NIGHT
He got into a dispute with a store
Keeper on Second street and applied
20 him some remarks rather more for.
cabie than polite. The said store
keeper fhereupon assisted Pompey in
nus ext from the store, and 80 officious
was he in his politeness that Pomne1
fell and broke his leg, a wooden one
The injury was a serious one. esnec;.
ally as there was no carpenter near at
hand to repair the damage. and 80
Pompey, nuis;ng hi. wrath for future
vengeance. and uttering curses both
ieud snd deep, walksd of on bis ssr
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

The eclipse of another gastronomi 4
star OF Parls has just taken place, Gt
the Restaurant Philippe has disap
peared after all existence of seyeuty
years Chavett,j relates III his .tRes-
taurateurs ct ktstaures" tnas Phillip.
Pc bought for 4,0O0f il 1904, tu.
stock aud good will OF a wine shop.
which was destined to be the cradle OF
the future opulent establishment. ''Du
you wish to have customers? Se m
to have them" Such was the devIc.
of Philippe: and every morning lad
carrying q pitcher OH his head was
seen leaving the bouse. THAT is
wine which he is taking out to hie
customers" said the neighbors. But
not at all; it was Cnly water Which he
was gong to empty out far from the
regards of vulgar curiosity. In 1920
Philippe began to give breakfasts and
ten years later he gained 200. O0Of. q
year. Then it was that the "soie II Ia
Normandis' of Philippe became cele.
DRAFTED III Paris. Dire was tie contest
between Philippe and the kocher de
Cancale. The latter succumbed, but
it had the glory, before perishing. OF
giving breakfast to the Duke oi Or
leans and to seventy officers whom
that Prince feasted after the capture
of Antwerp. To Philippe, the fatI g F.
succeeded Philippe, the son, and to
the latter the famous Pascal. who held
the sceptre in the kitchens of the
Jockey Club, and who paid 32O,OOOf
Tor the restaurant of the Rue Monitor
guelI. That great genius became
Dlnd, but still conducted the estab-
llshment with great Intelligence.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
CASH GIFTS.
MISCELLANEOUS GIFTS.

>
on ne me sIp b"ssS eSo,
% r1ne BugeE; ...------..--..-.....-. 10
One Fine Gold Wstcn. ...........-.... 12'
One Five Lsdies "atch...... q
Committee OF Arrangem -n+@G w Blount
B srhsgs and Bsr"es, Fsqs.
Depn-it rv-B.nk of Wilson.
" r Davis. ESQ, Kitreilr; A II a Williams
Fsq oxford; Mai j Jenkins, Nashville; j
" fboIp. Fsq, Rocky Mount; Dr II W Kirg,
James w Lancaster and James e Clsrk, Esqs,
Wilson
While this enterprise is not conducted under
the direct sual icss o. snv Lodge. yet its object
is TO aid that noble institution. the Oxford or-
& bh.n Asytum yum y which % rss ss,ah,sneH h .h os the the
nent 10 entirely In the hands Of members OF
the Order.
The object Is exclusively for the beneft of
the Orphan Asylum and the Com n'ittee deem
unnecessary T., make any extended appeal 70
the reople OF ortiz carolina IN behalf Of an
institution which Ia 40 worthy OF their support
The low price OF the Il kets PLACES it in the
power Of every one 10 aid a noble cause, and st
the samN t:me the chances OF being reimo sed
are unusna iy favor%b
Tits confidently believed that tho enterprise
should be no Concert ard distribution. all the
money received from the ticket bod, rs shall
be returned to them wi: hout d d'scount.
No ticket 50 will be entitled to = chance for
the Giftf unless the money tor the same hae
baeu re cetved at this office.
The Gifts will be distributed immediatelv
after the Concert
ANY person holding ticket entitled to Gift
such Gift, will notify the secretary by such
enhor sement on the back Of thu ticket, and the
me sh all be app-opricted as directed
~ Money for tickets must he cent by Reg
rscted to
A. BARNES, Secretary
VIII. IN, N. G.
pnvS
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
PPFPakED RY
n. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.

WHATIf VEaETINB ?-H Ia q compound ex-
tracted trons barks, roots and htrbs 1t il
a ure's Remedy II 10 perle,ty Harmless
from any bad eff ct ny on the system. 1t II
nour shng md str- II gth+ninx Ii &C ts dire nv
upon the blood. l. qurte tae ntr .ous sy etc m
II yes you good, s~ eet sleep at night. It Ia a
great panacea or our a, ed fathers and Ipoi h
@rs; for il gives them Strength, gu eta tn ir
nei YES and gives them sture's sweet steep,
AZ has been nroved by many aged per-on.
1t . the eat Bloof Pur: fer. 1t IL a thir q
re me1y tor our children. 1t has re ieved ard
cured thousands II 10 very pless mt TO take:
every child likes 1t. 1t relieves and cures all
diseases ori2i ioating from impure b,cot Try
the VEGETir8. Give 1t fair trial for vnur com
plants; then you will say to your irir nd
cured me-"
VReE ETINR for the complaints for which II is
recon- meD'ied, Is having a larger sale tn ough-
ont the nted states tHan any other one m: di-
cine. @hy? Vegettne viii Cure lhese
Com d laineg.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
VALUABLE INFORMATION.


Gentlemen-My only object In giving you
this testi N cniat is to spread valuable in'ormn-
ion having been badly aff1 cted with Salt
Rhenm. ard the whole surface of my sxin
being covered with pimples and eruptions
many of which caTsed me great pain and an
noysnoe, and knowing to be blood disease,
took many of the advertised beod rrerara-
ttonh am ,Ug which was any quantity OF Sar ga
parila. ~ithout obtaining any heneft until I
crmmeh cd taking the VElETiNE. and be ore
tad completed the first bottle | saw that had
got the right medicine. Consequently, I fol-
owed on with It until had taken s.ven hot
Ties when w-s pronounced a well man, am
my skin Ia smooth and entirely free from
pimpl "a and eruptinns. have never enjoyed
Sd Eocd health before. and attribute u ali to
the nse IF VkGBTIEE To feneft thne af.
dicted with Rheumatism. u i'll make mentlor
81 o of the VFGETIEE's wonderful power OF
have 0 ffeE ed 20 mt. Dse'y.
q II. TUCKER,
Pas. Ag't Mich. q. r. r.,
80 Washington Street, Boston.
Vegetlne Is Sold by all Druggists
ian
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Tvp0xrapsafcal.

At the regular annual election OF
officers of Typographical Union No
50, held last evening, the following
officers were elected to serve tor the
eusuine. t4-Iv months:
8. G. Hail, President.
" Watson. Vlce-President.
W. 8 Warrock, Treasurer.
G. D. Mcmillan, Secretary.
Thos. Skipper, Sergeant at arms.
Mr.. A. ". Watson WAS : lected n@ q
dele gate to represent this Union IN the
next meeting of the 1nternationa'
Union, to be held i'll Boston III June
next
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Heport OF the Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury of the present term
of the Superior Court have sent in q
report to His Honor. Judge McKoy,
relative to the condition of the
County Work House, Poor House,
and Jail.
They state that they found the
Work House neatly Kept and in good
condition, rejecting much credit
on the contractors, Messrs. Mathis &
Go. They recommend, however, that
they be directed to furnish the prison
ers therein with two shirts and two
pair of pants, each. of the usual con-
vict material. [NorE. This is what
the report says, but it is hard to
understand what the female convicts
will do with the shirts and pants.
The Grand Jury also speak in very
favorable terms of the condition OF
the Poor House, and give much credit
10 Mr.. Scott, the keeper, for the man.
ner in which his duties are performed
OF the County Jail they give q very
unfavorable report, representing it as
badly kept and very uncleap, and il
need of general repairs. They re
commend that the keeper of the Jai
be required to give it thorough
cleaning.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Gene I.E L lar Olte.

We understand that MIR Thos c
Graf, O. the finn If ID 4, Sm ti q
Co, has r. moved With ni- FANNY e."
Charlotte, where he will hereafter re
side for the purpose of conducting the
branch furni ure house of the 6rm In
that city. We commend Mr.. Craft to
the tender mercies of the Charlottese.
He is q clever fellow and a gentleman
in every sense of the word and We
only hope that be will make as many
friends in his adopted home as be
leaves behind him in his native city.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Death OF Ngr Cause.

We regret to learn OF the death OF
Mr.. 8. P. Cause, an old and highly
esteemed citizen Of this place, which
occurred at his residence here on
Friday evening.
Mr. Cause was q native. we believe.
of Brunswick county, but had resided
in this city for the past thirty years. Ne
having been 55 at the time of his death.
He ives an honest gentleman and an
upright man, true in all ofthe relations
Of business and of social life, and his
death will be felt 90 loss by many
outside Of his own family circle.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

There is man in the Condemned
cell In Paris who cannot be guillotined
until the authorities ascertain his
name. He was condemned by a name
since found to be false, and there is
no precedent for the execution of a
man whose name is not known, so he
must wait.
We hope that the meeting of our
citizens will be able to show the evils
which will result from the peudlng
bill, and we desire to call the a,ten.
tion OF members to the proceedings of
that meeting.