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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

THE GRAND JURY to-day returned in
dictments against VIM. II. Gilman, larceny
and receiving stolen gOOdS, Joshua Jarvis
Cbas. Triples, rape and assault; VIM. Tyler
forgery, three cases.; Susan Bowman, muir
der OF child: DR.. l.. X. LippiRcott, W. IL.
Grant, and r. " BrosSean, for conspiracy
10 defraud the United States. They dis
missed the case of Thos. McKeever, charged
win violating the internal revenue laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sillery. Extra Dry
and Grand Vim Medaills Champagne. For
sale by Hall Hume. I23eos:
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Tile National Ltce- Stock JoU77aal for
September, is at hand, and is truly a
magnificent number. 1t contains twenty
six elegant Illustrations, drawn on stone,
expressly for this number, by the dis
tinguished animal artist f. II. Dewey,
which are intended as representatives OF
the leading breeds OF domestic animals as
bred in America, in this, our centennial
year. The horse pictures are faithful
likcnesses of Lexington, Gov. Sprague,
Donald Dinnic, and Apollo. Then fol
lows male and female of each of the
leading breeds of cattle, making, in all
twelve cattle portraits. Then we have
Cottsw cid, Leicester, Southdown and
Merino sheep; berkshire, York shire, Essex,
Chester White, Suffolk, and Poland China
swine; making in all series of illustra-
tions that have never been approached
by any other journal of the kind in the
world. In its entire mechanical execu-
ton, the Journal is model of ncainess
and taste; while the character of It's con-
tents has uniformly been such as to have
placed it, long ago, at the head Of all
journals of its class, in Europe OF Ameri.
ca. 1t is published by the Stock journal
Company, Lakeside Building, Chicago,
His, at 81. Is per year
Although the Journal is published in
Chicago, its editor is now and has been
for more than twenty years past, citi-
zen of Iowa, and it is owned entirely by
citizens of this State; hence Iowa people
should take an especial pride in extend.
ing its circulation.
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BILLY CAUGHT.

If any dependence is to be placed in the
Associated Press Dispatches of recent
date, the PUNITIVE cry supposed to have
been set up by Sammy Tildcn and his
democratic friends, entitled
william, dear Will am, come bacL o Us now
is'aboht to be realized, much, however,
M4jpst the viii of civilian, dear
Alafam, " and greatly to the surprise and
p6ssible dismay Of the democracy. Cap
tm General JovcIlar, the Spanish COM
''iiiaudcr at Havana, Cuba, hearing that
Tweed had d.scnlbarkcd at Santiago &c
& Cuba no ifcd the authorities at that point,
but before they could take any action he
had again embarked on board a vessel
:, named the Carmen bound to Nigo. AS it
WIS feared that the vessel after getting
81 ~ %ht change her course the Madrid
,rrnIl u; requested tllc authorities Of
al Spanish ports to examine the persons
ou board of all vessels by that name, as
I've Spanish government has twelve YES
Srls Of the same n me. He WAS recogniZ-
"A from one of Nast's cartoons in U0T-
j'Pr's Weekly, and it is said will be deliver
ID upto the American authorities. If he
should come back and ''sQueal' on his
pals" wouldn't there bea rafting of the
Z I'D dry bones in Tammany, though?
: prnhn hiu hn n0ril c.riicfantnriltr 'nvnlnin
that check for s., 600 which he gave Til
Cen, when in the height Of his prosperity.
there are, in fact, many things which lie
30 doubt could throa some light upon.
We hove he will come back. We don't
now 'what he is going TO do about it,
at the authorities ought to bring him
over and put him in a CONSPICUOUS place
j the Centennial and exhibit him as Il
..ood specimen Of the Reform Demo
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Resotoed, That the w. O. Faribarn road
in Geneseo Township, and the Asher
burner road in Clark township be estab-
iished as recommended by commissioner,
npon the payment of the costs on or be,
fore Nov. LIST, 1876. Adopted.
Report of Bradshaw and Clark, com
mittee on Treasurer Blinn's accounts, aca
copied and approved.
Report of L. Clark committee to mark
up taxi lists accepted and approved.
Report of County Attorneys Oh the in
demnity swamp land in Pocahontas and
Emmett Counties approved, and the
County Attorneys authorized and direct
ed to immediate institute proceedings in
the proper courts to quiet the title i'll
Tama County's lads in the said Poca-
hontas County,
Adjourned to meet Sept 9th, 1876, at
8o'clrc..A, a. III.
SEPT It'll, 1876
Board met per adjournment.
Members present. Hutton'and Clark.
Abst Mt, Lauderdale.
Minutes of yesterdays session read and
approved.
Member Lauderdale arrived ct half
p st nine o'clock, a. N.
! The hour having arrived that was fixed
upon for final hearing in the application
of Reuben Coffin for permit to sell in
toXicating liquors in Tama City, the
case was called and the papers examined
and the Board deeming the law fully
complied with, it was moved and seoond
ed that the applicant Reuben Coffin, he
and is hereby granted u permit To sell In
toXicated liquors for Medical, Mechanical
Culinary and Sacramento purposes as
provided by law, In his drug store, stu
atoa IN Lat Il, In Block d, lama City,
Iowa, far the term of ono year from this
date, The motion prevailed.
On nation tho action of the County
| Auditor In drawing warrants on the coun.
| ~ fund TO settle the suits that B. Thomp,
son and W. e, Appellate had brought
against the County, was approved.
Resol0ed, That the County Treasurer is
! hereby authorized and directed TO pay
the refunding judgment that S. NJ. Decson
has obtained against the County, on of
the various funds as follows: Roni $l97..
e.; Teachers $129,; School house SIG
AZ; Contingent *6t,73; State s9d.s5; and
the balance out of the county fund, taking
the Clerk s receipt for the amount of the
! Judgment as his voucher. Adopted.
Adjourned until o'clock. p. m.
Met per adjournment.
Members, Hutton and Laulerdalc pres
cnt.
The hour fixed upon for final hearing
in the A. w. West road case having ar
rived and the parties being present the
case was called After the Board had
examined the papers, heard the testimony
of witnesses and arguments of the attor
ncys, pro and con, it was
Rcs0lced, That the damages awarded
to Hugh McGath of $3.50 by the road APP
praisers be reduced to SITS, and the $50
damages awarded to f. Billiard be re
duced to $40, and tie said damages re-
warded to E. Billiard be paid to Ann and
f. Billiard and jointly, and that the road
be established as reported by the com
missioner upon the payment of the costs
and damages by the applicants if pad
on or before Nov. 1St, 1876. Resolution
adopted.
Res0lred, TNat there is hereby levied
tax upon all the taxable property in
Tama County, Iowa, for County, S ate,
CONTINGENT SphOnl nr;lrn ana p ,nr
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had fail
ed to accomplish certain and sure rem
edy for this disease and its effects, such
as Sour Stomach, Heart burn, Water brash
Sick Headache, Costiveress, palpitatien
of the Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up
OF the food, low spirits, general debility,
&C., yet since the introduction OF GREEN
AUGUST FLOWER we believe there is no
case of Dyspepsia that cannot be imme-
diatclv relieved $4,000 dozen sold last
wear without one case of failure reported.
Go to your Druggist, DR.. J. N Springer,
Toledo, or II. Soleman, lama City, and
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
it. Two doses will relieve you. Regular
size rs cents.
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Resolped, That the County Auditor is
hereby authorized and directed to draw
r,,arrant on County fund for So for Rail
Road fair for one Boyd Carried
Examined bills and petitions remainder
aof forenoon session.
adjourned until o'clock, p. H.
Met per adjournment.
Present, Hutton and Clark.
Absent, Lauderdalc
This being the hour fixed upon for
hearing the F. A. Bonner road case the
Board examined the road papers and it
LAS moved and seconded that the dam
ages awarded to John Sranak by the ap-
zi.raisers be awarded instead to the legal
heirs of the estate Of JOHN Klimak late
sof Tama County, deceased, and that the
road be located as reported by the COM
missioner upon the payment of the costs
nd damages awarded by the appraisers.
if said costs and damages are paid by the
applicants on or before Nov LIST, 1876.
The motion prevailed.
Resoyyed, That the Jail of Tama County
ie hereby declared to extend to and in
close the lands of said county, and every
form and kind of labor commonly per-
formed therein by male persons, for the
purpose of carrying into effect Chapter SO
of The Sixteenth General Assembly, en-
titled an act to restrain vagrancy and
common beggary. Resolution adopted.
Resolged, That the Eli Chase road in
Columbia township is hereby relocated
as recommended by commissioner. Res
olution adopted.
Adjourned for supper.
Met after supper.
Same members present as at afternoon
session.
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Republican State Ticket.

For Secretary of State
JOSIAH I. YOUNG, OF Monroe.
Auditor of State,
BUREN, r. SHERMAN, of Benton.
Treasurer of Stale,
GEORGE W. BEMIs, Of Buckingham
Register Of State Land Office,
DAVID sECOR, of Winnebago.
Attorney General,
j, r McJUNKIN, Of Washington.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
tfTn fill vacancy by resignation G. c. Cole.
WILLIAM H. SEWERS, of Mahaska,
Judge of Supreme Court,
WILLIAM H. SEWERS, of Mahaska
Judge of Supreme Court
To FIJI vacancy term expiring Jan. l, 1870,
JAMES II. ROTIlROCK, Of Cedar.
For Congress. 9TH District,
Hon RUSH CLARK, of Johnson,
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CRkZlELLA;.,.
q Siory OF Italian - w

From the French Of A. DE LAA, ~
Small Alto, Red Line, Full e'''' The ;ass'
90. Graziella' is poem IN P .ncS " poetic, =,
and The treatment a,e 90 He m,.T IN al nals
Ii CLOVIS vi b love OF Tue oSNr, ate SOY nv
i Il is nure lneralure 4 m mee have the ia y, h
in PEI Fec words, The eng, S teSdeY fancy N
and How, The sweetness aG% .1Nealoles, M u
original. j. = uniform WIZ hasn nGblisheJ III
edi ion of which has Jps' ptS" "a, on The Us s
sjopld sand side by soc wiz thoughts "
OF eve lover Of pule' s sui is bOOA y
pu,e. s,tong words. 'er"N''"
loved ''-JgtU4las.
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County Kcpnblican Ticket.

For Clerk Of District anF Circuit Courts,
20: J. STEVENS.
J. b. NJ. BISHOP.
= Z For Supervisor,
II. II. WILMINGTON.
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What The Davis will do
WITHOUT BASTING.

Plain and Scallop BiGdirg.
Bind Dress GOODS with he same Material either
Scallops Points. Squares or Straight.
Binds Folds wiihorL showing The Stitches, and
sew ut he same time.
Make French fo'ds.
Make French FoiGs and sew on at the same time
Make Milpers Folds with different cosors ant
pieces of goods at one operation.
Make Millirel Folds With different cOlors ant
pieces o. goods at one operation, and sew Oh
at the same me.
1t will gather vii bout sewing on. 1t will gather
and sew at The same time.
II Will gather betwt en- two pieces and sew on al
the same inc.
1t will make Plated Trimming.
1t will make Plated Trimming and sew on at the
same time.
1t will make Plated Trimming, either Scrllooet
or Straight
1t will turn Hem and Stitch on Trimming a
one opCr1tion-
1t will trin Hem put on Bad, run Cord il
and siit' on Trim hing at one operation.
1t will make Wide and Narrow Hens, Hem al
manner of Bias Wooden Goods as Soft Me mo
Grape c 9th. or goods difficult o Hem on O. .
er Machines.
1t will fold Hens with Cords enclosed, and stitch
hem down Mt one operation.
1t Will 90 FEELING. Bis or SJagnt, either on Cot
ton or Wooirn coos.
! II viii FELL aclO~S >ra"@ on any goods
| II will Sew over uperu sGlface as well as plain.
| II makes more Elastic 81 CHI than any oihe
Machine.
1t does not change length Stitch on Scroll Work
! 1t sews from laEe 10 Leaiber NisbOnt changing
Stitch or Tension.
For Tuckiug Cording, Braiding Quiliing Ru fling
Bringing or Stitching Braid on Boiling Cloth
| it cannot be exuelled- Also for Shoe Fit ting
Tailoring Dress Making and Family. use
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No /, Centre independent
District, GrneecN Township, 2 2
No ?, Stone School House In
dependent District Geneso
Township, 8
No 3, Mutt INDEPENDENT Dis
trict, Gcneseo Township, 6 .
No 4, Excelsior independent
District, Gcncseo township, 3
No. ,, Moo"eville Independent
District, GenescO township, 2
No. 6, Mount Pleasant indie
pendent District, Gcneseo
township,
District township of Clark, AZ II
District township of Oneida, 10 a
District township of York, 4 2
No. /, West Irving 1ndepen-
dent District, Salt Creek
township,
No. 2, Grove Independent Dis
trict, Salt Creek township, z 2
No. 3. Plaqueminc Ind. Dis
trict, Salt Creek township, 5
No. 4, Pleasant Grove indie
pendent District, Salt Creek
township,
No. 5, Chelsea Independent
District, Salt Creek town
No. 6, Pleasant Hill Indepcnd
cnt Dist. Salt Creek town
No. 7, Rector Independent
District, Salt Creek town
ship, 6 i
No. s, Wolf Independent Dis
trict, Salt Creek township, s 2
Ne. 8, Prairie Hill Indepcnd
| cnt Dist. Salt Creek town
District township of Bucking-
Independent District of Buck
| ingham, 5 3 2
District township of Perry, 8 8
Independent District of Traer, 81 s! 4
District township of Carroll, s 2:
No /, Oak Ridge Independent
District, Otter Creek town
No. 2, Otter Independent Dis
trlct Otter Creek township, 6 II II
No. 3, Killarney Independent
District, Otter Creek Town
ship, 9 2
No. 4, Vorhies Independent
District, Otter Creek town
ship, G II
| No. 5, Yeiser Independent Dis
trict Otter Creek township, 4 2
No 6, Pleasant Hill Indepen-
dent District, Otter Creek
| township, 2 l
No. Z, Pleasant Valley indie
pendent District, Otter Creek
township, a /
No. s, North East Indepen-
dent District, Otter Creek
! township, a 6
| No. /, Hope Independent Dis
trict, Richland township, 81 2!
No 2, Helena Independent
District, Richland township, II 2
No. 3, Lone Oak Independent
District Richland township, 3 1
No. 4, Champion Hill indie
pendent District, Richland
township, u Il
No. 5, Haven Ind. District,
Richland township, 4
| No. 6, Walnut Creek Indepcn.
dent District Richland town
ship, Al Il
District township of Grant, Al Al 8
District township of Crystal, ST 2,
No. /, Independent District,
Howard township, 8 4 2
No 3, Independent District,
Howard township, 7 3
No. 3, Independent District,
Howard township. 8 2
No. 4, Independent District,
Howard township, 6 2
No. 5, Independent District,
Howard township, 8 /;
No. 8, Independent District,
Howard township, 8
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judicial Ticket.

For District Judge, sth JHd dat,
------=z---zz.-slIeasAIlliN SHANE
s---@ For Circuit Judge, sth Jud. Dist,
Hon, JOHN MckEAN. =
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Censenniai Exhibition,
PHILADELPHIA PA
The Pennsylvania Railroad.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route Of the United States,


isthe most diiect convenient and ecoromicll
way OF .eaching Philadelphia ard this srea. Ex-
hibi'ion itom all soc ions OF he rrun,,v It's
ira rs 10 and rom Pp' adepha III p,se through
GRAND CE .tE AL DG"o which he Company
have eiec GO - lie Main En-, an, e 10 be Exhibit
ton q orhGs ior he ommoda on OF passen-
gers WOO " 81 o Stop q. or star ON The numer
ors T. &c ho.e,s COO %dous 20 this alton an Il
the E Hbio "a convenience OF he grea:est
valde VII o.s POD afoIticG exclusively by the
Ten Asyiv"af' j'a'' OF WITCH IS THE ONLY LINE
FL -, D'rEt! o rhe CENTENNIAL BUILDINGS
E:"r.e,o G:ine ,'i'l a.>o stop p the Eucamp-
me OF be I" 0Hs OF Husband V, al ELM Sta
ZOE PENNSY LVANIA RAILROAD is he
gi?ude tailw@v q. .Hnf I? on in he Id =,
cor Ots Eeyen cou~;nG ,fi'vs o, roadway form
iDg con nrOrs l'ACs ,',ritaGelDtia New. Yo, K
Be- mo c. :1u va hIg or ovec viii, h ]uSu i
Gus raV nigIv gre rn '.om Chite.o ST.
Louis. Lori Vile, Cncinpa. !. Indianapolis Co
III 'hrs, Toledo, CLEVELAND. aut. Erie, without
change.
lis main Zoe is lat double 2nf thfld tracks or
heavy : eel a''s unop 4 GeeJ hrt o. Gokels y ne
bales and Jiiuy"s are al o ION or s ope
Its D. 1ep"er 'rairs ate &C I3eG wi evr. Y
known jmnI ovemcnt 90 tOn o.. ont sa v. aaG
are ct as,e >5ert o. . e. err S drCos - n
the lo'ds OIL any he Oh .Le men The
Com pauv uas " ge'r Increased "a nipmen Tor
Cen ennial .iave', arc will be p.enareu 20 0fif
in is Own shops 10, o.ho yes aod passenger cars
| at short notice 80 aitie3t 70 fully accommoda e
any exi,a demand. TIE unefrs'ed resources at
| the command Of The Comnauy, guarantee the
mos perfcc omnl' Ia, ions COR al its pairops
during de Cen ennial EGJ'I' on.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCEE ETY. for WHICH he
Pennsy vania Rail ,oaC i so ;us ly eeb; 1; e.
sents 10 the 'ave'et over IS 9e' 'c' .oat,y: 20
ever-changinS nauo anna OF liver. n,cun lin and
landscape views a IN, .,n1n, in Amelia:
surpassed. Meals will be atuisiec al sui.a Re
houl and ample ,ime allowed FOR en- orin2 lc,n.
EXCURSION TICK ETS aDIafu,ct IS WIN
sS At So p %Wss SON Tce Offices in
BE SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS READ ria
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PUBLIC SALE
| Will offer for sale at my residence
onc-half mile North of the Depot, at
ia M A CITY,
WEDNESDAY, October 18th,

at 1 o'clock, P. NJ, the following prop
erty to wit:
1head of Short Horn Cows and Calves,
in good thrifty breeding condition, of
good color, mostly red, and all of herd
book pedigree good COW and calf, /
span of young mares, l horse colt 1-ycar
old, smoking colt, . Magic or Poland
China sows, l set bob slels-ncarly new,
light two-scated sleigh, good leather
top buggy, l sett double harness, light
buggy harness, | biting harness, saddle,
bride, corn shelter, plows, harroWs, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of II months
will be given by purchaser giving salts
factory note with 10 per cent. interest.
Six per cent. off for cash.
N. LEWIS,
Tama CITY, Iowa.
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PROCEEDINGS
-uF THE
EOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA,
SEPT. TERN, 1876.

TOLEDO, Iowa, Sep 4th, 1876.
The Board of Supervisors of lama
( ounty, Iowa, convened this day in reg
uiar session in the Court Room in Toledo,
at o,clock, p. m. pursuant to law.
All the members of the Board being
:, icscnt the house was called to order by
sthc Chairman and proceeded to examine
claims and petitions.
Moved and seconded that the swamp
land fund be appropriated as provided
by law. Carried.
Adjourned to meet Sept 9th, 1876, at
s. o'clock, a. III.
Sept. 5th, 1876.
Met per adjournment.
Present, Hutton and Clark
Absent, Lauderdale.
Minutes of yesterdays session read and
approved.
The following school fund loans taken
~ County Auditor from April LIST, to
September list, 1876, examined and ap-
Z 3provcd, riz:
Vary Thomas. $3.50 90.
.'oseph Harrison ...............$3 $3.50 90.
.,ndreW ShoWan -. ............S l5O.OO.
=. Jaqua. S5uU.OO.
e.. lin Ryan. $500 co.
,.'oscph Allard $50 CO.
i. NJ. Scandrett.. $3.50 90.
no =,
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UCUT VTY" and SEND IT
THIS W. HI WITH YOUR
OFT w -. ORDER

Will mail Postpaid, to Agents, one good Stereo-
scope and one dozen good views for 81 .25, and 10
test the circulation of this advertisement will al
low Is cents II sent with the order.
LOVEJOY & FOSTER,
IS State St., Chicago.
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II Ann St, New York; Post uNicr Boy, 45sc
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Ard adopted to a greater range of work,
ihan any other Machine in the Market.
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Business and Professional.
sTRUBLE g. GOODPICH.
THOMAS B, FREE,
APPELLATE & KiNNE,

| TTsRSEy At Law aud Ue,tst Sal = Com
\ missioner Tu'edo, luWh. ufli.e over Free Il
Morse'a g, die,
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). n ELSOS. u L. ~ DARN
NELSON & BARKER,

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS'. one MILIION
IL acres o! lsh, % sale. Mo"ev 10 loan for
years. Tue G!.O Vtah0 ant Loaf Agency in
rama Coroty. Have naG Il residence here OF
tceRtYyshfS.
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JnSEpH POpELKA,

1 TIORSEY AT LAW, Mo" .0ui Tama County
y iowa. Spec1a hscp, on given 10 co !ectors
Once over t.. . s'os Office.
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HOMER $, BRADSHAW,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Trael Tana Cor ATTY
n lows wa a end o Pension. Bounty Pa,
emf, aud '9lu Once business. Rooms in h
Mayor $ Office.
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J. BALLARD. II. d,
C. r. STE SNEMAN.

physician sUEGEot ANO ACCOUCuEUE
/ Sret ~ = .en- on Ia'c 10 SrIEtv Uffte al
Syringe. u. S.o.e. T. 8 eJ,e IN L. S. Halls
house near ;re a. f. Ch.'.cI "a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-06
POLITICAL Notes.

Two more delegates to Cincinnati were
elected in Massachusetts, by the 9th Con-
gress district, on Thursday-Alexander H
Bullock and Geo. F. Hoar. Mr.. Bullock
is for Bristow, and Mr.. Hoar, though uncom-
mitted, very friendly to him.
The Oregon delegates, six in number,
elected on Thursday, are for Blaine.
The delegates from Georgia elected by
tue Convention ON Thursday, are said to
stand Conkling 3, Morton 5, Bristow 6,
Blaine s.
In forty-six counties in Michigan the Re-
publicans have made clear gain CT fifty
six supervisors, concelng all the Liberals
and the Independents to the Dem ocrats.
Twenty one cities in Indiana held their
municipal elections on Tuesday. Indiana
polls gave the Republicans the overwhelm-
ing majority of 315, and while they did not
lose single town in which they had pre-
yiously been in the majority, they did win
seven which had been persistently Democra-
tic up to this year. The Democratic Legisla.
ture had re-districted Indianapolis, with the
view of insuring party majority in the
City Council and their disapp ointment was
very great.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-06
Notes Abont our Neiehbors.

Ten young men were graduated from
Grocer Seminary near Chester, this week.
A steam Matching machine is incubatiug
more than thousand eggs on the farm of
Owen Rhoads, in Springfield, Delaware
county.
]. Lilly & Sons, cotton factors at Chester,
propose to pay the fare of all their employ
es to Philadelphia on the opening day of
the Centennial Exhibition.
A Peach Bottom correspondent of the
Wrightsville Star says that on account of
the limited demand for slate, number of
quarries on the "Ridge" have ceased ope-
rations, throwing a great number of per-
sons out of employment
The T. G. Babb Company's Shoe Factory
at Coatesville is running to it's fullest capa-
city, and has now about 45 hands employed.
The commissioners of Chester and Della
ware counties have determined to rebuild
the Brandywlne bridge at Pyle's Ford, aud
the contract has been let to John Coburn.
The Eagle has information that a gang OF
burglars from another city are in Reading
spying ont job. They dress, it says in
broadcloth and diamonds.
A son of William Evans, of Willistown,
Chester county, who left home almost a
year ago, and of whom nothing was heard
until few days ago, has been found. He
had.taken up with family named Lewis
near Brandywine Summit, and remained
there through fear of punishment il he
returned home. His mother and brother
took him back, few days ago.
There are at present only four furnaces
in operation in Berks county, and thes,
manufacture about 900 tons of pig meta
per week, probably three-fourths of whicl
is No. iron.