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A CYCLONE
DeVnStatCs mn Illinois Town Crops Nv
orally BIOWn Away.

orally BlOwn Away.
RrsnvILLE, ILL.,, September S.-Aha
Ar, Nj, II cyclone laid desolalC the vilAa
Of Camden, in this county,aplacC iswt
hundred inhabitants, about twelve BHa
west Of Nashville. The wife Of Dr. WaI
was killed instantly by the falling walls d
the residence, being buried beneath u
debris. A little girl, who was in lhelons
at the time, escaped unluH. Bot In
houses in the place not injured mora
less. A two.stOry building occupied u i
drug store and pOstOIlCe on tlelowei fot
and the second story M Masonic Hall, "
blown down and burned. Loss about So
Total loss in the villagcis estimated Si'
600.
Two churches, Methodist Episcopal "
Christian, with Il seating capacity ~
were completely demolished. Along h
entire patli Of the storm dwelling boss
were torn and twisted into all .hiipsl
Fences, orchards. corn fields and llt
wood timber groves were compIetely@
died, and In places cornllclds apPcaila
stalk fields III carly spring after being
tured by drOves Of cattle. The cG1w
blown out Of the husk and scattered Jag
cast The estimated loss to the laf@4
community within five miles Of the uIlt
IL $4,000. The storm lasted but five Hi
utes. 1t was accompanied by a @V
sheet Of ruin.
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liz KNOWS.
A Startling story About The SI''n
DRIVE Robbers.


ST.. Lotus, September 2O.-1le e'e
Democrat publishes IN interview viii
secret service officer whom II says IN
national reputation, and who has Iel'ena
endorsement from Secretary Lincoln'
officer OF the New York Central nllls,
and others high in authority This ols !,
asserts TINT the same ring that planned Y y
robbery Of Lincoln's remains ao cru. y.
body OF A, T, Stewart. lie says he ERS9
the five persons who robbed sE ~
grave; that two Others aitcrwafd SV' 7
FROM the first gang. A.. a
lie declares he knows the paHlts,
their whereabouts, and that the remain
Stewart can I've recovered II there SAD n!. \
sire 10 recover them. lie has wfliVe1 1s
Judge Hilton twice on the subject, Wy X.
CciyGd no reply, although lie ellClo 10 \
highest references liz also allel9p,iISS's.
sGG NtH. Stewart, but was deHltN " WV Y
lance hy II relative Of lliII0nH Nv n
liuvCs Hilton don't want to TtCg,Gi II
body The officer says woman y
conspiracy, and emphaticalIy as'g iI,,,I,t
know tho parties who stole lIle . ,e'i' M
can give names and description an" .,
pnt whereabouts, and can POM Vj' h
party WHO knows precisely WHERE 'H''
ilains nrn bllriel."
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John Mooney, a young fellow, we'll known
to the police, was arrested yesterday on a
warrant issued by Squire Ankle and lodged
in jail TO await trial this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Tie warrants were Issued on the
affidavit Of Frank McAdams, who alleges that
II was Mooney who entered his boat house
near the T., w & Ky. depot, stole several
articles and ut last set fire to II, by which IL
was destroyed on The morning Of March 7ll.
lie also swOre out q search warrant for
MONEYS residence but nothing was found,
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The following shows the range Of tho Their
mometor, rs observcdat schneprs drugstore,
Opera House corner;
1880 1851
TAM 12M8P. M7rNl7A.M i9M8rMTE NJ
90 50 VI Is 70 VI 10 Sj
WEATHER INDICATIONS
WAsruSarnS, September q, 1 A. M-For
Tennessee and tho0 Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and local rains, sOuthCrly winds,
lower bnrumptorst stationary or higher tCmpeia.
ttrc.
Iorthc1.owcr Lake, partly cloudy weather
md possibly local rains In the western pOr-
ton south winds, lower barometer, station.
AIRY OF higher temperature.
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PHILADELPHIA, l'N, september y 4,
swatthmorc college was bnnel " y, T,
o'clock this morning, The Da'IG~s N,
total loss, with the exception Of ll .o ;iYl.
which arc little injured, In'ui n.y. 'csIls,
600 and will cover the loss luz ,Ssdsfs
will I've rebuilt and temporary q''
rented in the meanwhile.
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THE usual merchants lunch nj The New
aIchnre House Samplo ROOmstIalIy.

CLOSING 0UT.-lIaying disposed Of
stock damaged during recent fire, we
shall now close out cutlre stock Of first
class mems aud boys clothing during next
tllirtydays grand chance 10 buy fine
goods cheap. OEllM 4 CO.,
ts27 Market ST., Adj. Register OrIlCC.
DANIEL BOSS, Manager. Mws
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NutneIu denomination.
ltseCms well that services should 10 held
OH the day Of the dead Presidents burial in
the church in which worship members OF the
same denomination Of Christians ms that to
which hehimsclt was proud 10 belong In his
life. No great statesman, much less any
President has before been so thoroughly
identified with any Christian body as Pfesi.
dent Garfield was with the church known az
Disciples, lie not only was q faithful and
consistent membeti but often preached IN III
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Attic Jefferson County Fair, 10 be held al
amithhell, Jefferson County, Ohio, this week
(2Stli 10Th and 8Oth) no edifdnee fte will DO
charged In tile fgts tor all rdteG Pacing, the
10Th. Pure $1,000, Ttotling, the Both, Pore
Si00 %, A big Fditia expected,
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"sLAok.bsAUaAro cures costive.
ness aud Sick Headache.
H.. ~. l. - 4 Z.

You are sick; well, there Is Just one remedy
that Will cure You beyond possibility Of
doubt Hits Liver or Kidney trouble, Cons
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, 4WGll's
Health Remover y y0ut hope. 81 90 Drug.
gist Depot IAnghlln Bros, &CO, Wheeling.
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on Thunday, September 10th, the 7. G. 4
81 h. ny. Co will soil for the Bb2 a, ". train
oNoliI8i0n tickets 70 Pittsburgh, ludlngnd-
ioi Ion 10 Exposition At rate VI a 10 Tickets
756Ill l6f Vlufn passage on regular Trains
'fhdr. ll6y dntl friday also on special train
lisVlns pltNBuigl ilsO +. y, Thueday.
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The Ian Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
sell oil Saturday Of eacll week excursion
tickets 10 CressOn Springs al the rate Of ~ 20.
Tickets cool for return passage until the
following Monday, Inclusive.
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Mn Frn, MosER, n we'll known attorney Of
Shoals Ind, has been confined TO his room
Will severe rheumatism. st.. jacobs Oil was
used the third application relieved him from
Mi hnib
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New Advertisements.

Wantcd--A Girl.
Sealed Proposals.
Wanted Situation.
Wantcd-Carpcnlers.
) MuslH-GarliGld Funeral March.
Meeting Armory 0oi' Light Guards,
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superior to any tonic have Used or pre-.
scribed," says Professor i. NJ. Hale, MD,
Chicago Medical College Ills prescribed BY
the most eminent physicians for weak lungs,
falling ont of the liair applied to the sralp)
weak mud irritable tliroals asthma, shortness
Of breath, chronic coughs, and all nervous
affections. beware Of COunlericils. rrh4s
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A rtLL line Of Flanhels, Yarns, Blankets,
nc. Just received at Geo. q. Roilis.
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ouR line Of Black aud Colorcd Cqslmercs
never was larger and we arr selling them
cheaper than ever uEO. q. ROTit.
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IIOTEL ARRIVALS.


J. Strong & lirp, Cnmbd. j. u. tosCnci, city.
L. X llitigh,. FdlrinOnt. !. Il. lluler. Faifuont.
]. j. ChnU, falrinnit, N. &, COchran, FaifmOnt
Q. Il. MNlra, HlrinOnt. l.. H. SwAtengCr
J. q. Yates FAltmOnt. John Welsh, falrinnnt
A. ChaOncs, FAfmOnt. W. D. rOOtllmnil,
J. \ llAher, fAlFmsnt. civilians & wife, Burton
VII llBmOnh Columbus. II. H. FREEMAN, Columbus
". r. Michel, Cincinnati. q, w Hendricks, n. Y.
w II. AnherOii, Ugh. W. lllakely, Chicago.
II HAhty, city. VIM. EntleF city
]. r. llOfnht6Ok, city W. $. Smith. Portland, o.
JOHN Sullivan, TFOy MY. q. Chapman. OhOdwIn CO.
Henry ShnlrnES. city A.W. blanchard. ClCvC'd.
:. lhhCh, Chicago, 8. Il, Hume CumbpflOnd.
W. + lhnncy, Canton, o. Z. n. Ferreil, Zig Bench
H. II. lhne, Baltimore. ], II. Kennedy, Columbus
e. WGlskettlc, IT,, II. & q. Phil. Ansliuil city.
". 8. Sins, city. Mis- uFeen, ilellaltc.
Nils lIAtlnhl. iIellAIfe.
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,tonr room, more good, at Ior" P''''
Geo. q, ROtlis.
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CALt and see our STOCK 9 q, XII ne b "
NapkIns Towels, &C. The lln'% S,i n" ,nJ ~
oity, al beo. q. ROtlis NOS 81"
Main H.
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@wNE OF cABpUl" for Ladies ''l''

For sale by Logan \ TO-
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Hiram College, who was introduced by
DIR, Robson, as follows; Friends and iel-
low citizens, from the heart broken friends
Of the deceased ! tender you their thanks,
Mr.. Hinsdale will YOU dismiss us?
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AT TOuRTI STREET CIIURCII.
Memorial Services There Yesterday
Forenoon.

Memorial Services There Yesterday
Forenoon.
The services at Fourth Street Methodist
Church yesterday forenoon in cOmmemoH-
ton of the dead President wCreimpreSsivo ms
such services should be, and all the exercises
were In keeping with tho solemn occasion.
The curtain which wells the organ loft from
the congregation was heavily draped in
mourning and diaSonally across the shield
oil the front OF the organ was massive cross
OF buds and flowers,
The Church was taxed to It's utmost tapaci-
ty to hold the vast audience. Among those
present were large number of the Lincoln
Club, who marched up from their club rooms
In body.
The opening hymn was read by Rev, WIN.
Henry Barnes, pastor Of the First Reformed
Episcopal Church, ltwus-
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Orders.
Dnring tbr session the foll
Sunday school Anniversary.

The anniversary of the Bethany B ip-
tist Sunday school CAME off. last even-
Ing, III The lecture room of the church,
and was very pleasant affair. The
room had been decorated in excellent
taste, under the direction of Mr.. Gpo.
Ii. Lowe, and looked very handsome.
Oscar Appleby was musical director,
and the programme of exercises was as
follows:
Chorus by The school prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Craig, of Baltimore; chorus;
recitation, Harry Muhlhausep; duet,
Misses Appleby and Willbanks; reci-
tation, Mamie Haddock; chorus; dia-
logue, w. Ii. Tazwell; recitation; Hat
tie Smedley; chorus; recitation, Harry
Muhlhausen; chorus; anniversary ad-
dress 10y the pastor, Rev. L. J. Nc
Keever; solo, Ida Wiltbanks; recita-
uon, Ella Samworth; chorus; colleo-
ton; recitation, Bertha Yer. o.; bene-
die ioh by the pastor.
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GENERAL srxh.

The steamer Hohenzollern has ar
rived at Baltimore from Bremen, with
140O immigrants.
General George A. Sheridan has an
nounced that he will resign the Re-
coIdership of the District OF Columbia.
The scow men at St. Johu, New
Brunswick, struck yesterday for So so
per day. They were supported by tue
Ship Laborels' Union.
1 he cutire session of the United
States Senate yesterday was occupied
with executive business. Tne Chinese
Immigration and Commercial Trea-
ties, aud all the other treaties on the
calendar were ratified, and 3S uomiua,
tions were confirmed. Il ghiy ap-
pontments were confirmed. Among
the combinations were William Wal
ter Phelps to be Minister to Austria,
and l.. A. Sheldon, of Ohio, to be
Governor of New Mexico.
The Boscobel, the largest water
craft ever built il Chicago, was
launched in the river yesterday. She
Is a steam tug of 450 tons bur hen,
and was built at cost of $4,000.
The Norwegian bark Betsy and
Arnold, at Quebec, picked up on the
Grand Banks, April 18Th. -four men
belonging to a French tishing schoone
who lost their yesse! in a fog. They
had been drifting about for two day S
when rescued.
OgOntz, the former residence Of jay
Cooke, was sold yesterday for S1l3,-
800. IL is SAID Jay Cooke is the par.
chaser.
Porst Lardner's will bequeathes
$4,000 each to the Pennsylvania and
Episcopal Hospitals, $4,000 each TO the
Orphan Society Of Phliadelphia, Alhe-
nBum, Llncolu Institution and Oxtol d
Z. E. Church, aud $1,000 to buy oaks
for Fairmcuut Park.
The switchmen If the Chicago, Mil
waukee aud St. Paul, and Chicago
and Northwts ern kaiiways at Mil
waukee, struck yesterday Tor an adj
vance OF so cents per day. The ware
housemen and 6rakemen of The latter
company have also struck for an ad-
vance. All the orkiug meu's unions
in Milwaukee are txpesIed 10 go on
strike.
The Police Committee OF Councils
approved yesterday OF an ord nance
appropriaLIng $4,000 To light Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, hom river To
river, With the ,leclnc light.
The Pre-. ident yesterday sent to the
Senate h message Withdrawing all he
New York nominations except that
oi Judge Robertson to be Collector oi
Customs, III place Of Melritl.
The President yesterday nonIuated
Geo. +. Pomeroy, oi New Jersey, to
be Secretary OF l. gatIoL a. Paris.
Charles Wilson, aged 1S years, was
snot. dead 10y William " ise, aged 81,
at a camp, Ii ar st. J 5 ph, Missouri,
on Medn, sdsy night. No provocatIon
is known Lo have Deen bIven ior the
decd. w Sc esoap q.
Haynes MhlLe, convicted of the
muraer OF ShtIttf BeattIo. MAS stn.
Ienee Al Marion. Arkansas, J" .erday,
10 be hanged ON the 10th Ot Juae.
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s. 49, ~
Local Lines.

The steamer S. NJ. Felton, is being
repalntcd and fitted up preparatory
to resuming her trips between this
city and Philadelphia.
A meeting of the plasterers of this
city that was advertised to take
place last evening, did not come
off.
4 twenty-three pound snapper is
now in the Jackson Clubs pen, and
will be slaughtered in few days.
Josiah Bacon, conductor on the
Delaware railroad, has been elected
as a delegate to the p lssenger train
conductors convention that meets
III Kansas City on the 18th inst
A number of May parties were
held on the Brandywine yesterday.
The election for members of the
Board OF Education takes place to-
morrow.
hon. John p. Cochran and Judge
Houston were i'll the city yesterday.
A wall is being constructed over
Shipley run sewer, Front and Adams
streets.
The city officers elected by Coun-
Gil last evening have qualified.
The liquor dealers will hold a
meeting this afternoon.
The majority of Council will pro-
badly agree upon who shall be mem
bers of the new Board of Health this
evening.
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THE SCHOOL ELECTION.
The Can mdtdntos Thus for Announced
HzzllF lfOr tO-mOrrOw's Contest.

An election for members of h Board
of Public Education will take place in
this city, to morrow Afternoon. between
the hours of and 7 o'cluck. The cai,-
didates thus far in the field are as toll
lows:
First Ward-L. w. Palmer, retiring
member, and VIM. q. Baugh, will be-
ppose by Lindley G.. Kent and Samuel
I'll. Bayard. Polls at old school No l3,
Second street, near Washington.
Second Ward here the retiring mem
Der, Col. h. X. Heislet, al er much So
licitation, has consented 10 again be a
candidate, and it is unlikely that he will
be opp Used. Polls at the FELTON, House,
Second and Walnut streets.
Third Ward-Wm. Kyne for The two
year term and j. 2. Theodore Fuekel
fol the one year term, both resIring
members, appear To have no opposition.
Polls at Wnsils's cigar store, Mary ylaud
Avenue and Madison street.
Fourth Wafd-Wm. j. M rrow, for
the Two year term, thus far has 10 OPP
position. For The one year Term Edwa ard
Mclntlre, retiring member, will be OPP
posed by john +. Davis. Polls at the
City Hall.
Fifth Ward-1here seems TO be no OIL
gauized oI oIpositiOn TO the return OF
Henry q. Conrad, Esq, Preside, OF the
oil Board, though Frank Il Brosa is
spoken Of. Polls al School No. 8, Eighth
aud WOilastUn street.
Sixth ard-Thus far there is 10 Up-
posi- ion to tile election Of 5. f. Belts
ani DR.. j. p. Walls. Polls at the south
east corner of Niutb and King streets.
Seventh Wstd-Here the only candi
date nIentioned is Charles Baird, The re-
firing IN tnber. Polls at Scilao No. 2,
Eteyeuti aud Washington street..
Eighth WaId-D. U'C. Kenney, who
las served very accep ably for the past
Two years, will be opposed Oy Levi. +.
GruOb. Polls at ScuoJl No. 8 Seventh
aud Spr1ee street.
Niu.h Ward-fhal DR.. +. q. Short
lldSe, the retiring member, will be re-
elected without opposition seems very
probable. Polls at the Old Academy.
zenith WsrI-H4re numerous persons
who were solicited TO beccne Candidates
persistshLly declined, al tile field is
stIll vacant. A strong Efforts will be
made to induce Dir. Read j. Mckay To
slaud. Polls at School No. l5, Harrison
street near Third.
Eleventh Ward-rhos. u. Sullivan
and S. N. Trump have been mentioned
as candidates for.solDe time, and Janaihan
Hilton aud Wm. FoEsythe are rnen-
TONED as Candidates in opposition. Polls
at VIM. Forsythe's house, Beech street,
near Mary land Avenue.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlip, of Somerville,
Mass, says: 10 the fall of 1876 i was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by severe cough L lost ny
appetite and flesh, and WAS confined TO
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had hole
n my lung AZ big as halt dollar. AT
one lime report went around that /
vas dead, gave np hope, cut friend
old me of Dir. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIL HE LUNGS. got a
hottie, wheu 10 my surprise, | con memo
-d to feel belt-r, aud to-'iay feel better
than for three years past.
IL WI this hoping every One affiict-
III witb Diseased Lungs will take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
couviucrd that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE GU RED. can positively say it baA
lone more good than all the Other Inedi-
cincs have taken since my sickness.
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ABE STRAUSS, Esq. The well-known
Sto. k Raiser OF Lexington KY. says: Il
recommend : iebig Co.'S Arpica ed Ex-
tract uf W itch Ii Eel To all of m, friend
IL has been used Iu thoroughbred sta-
bies uf Is. Il. McGK TIT, X. ii. OVENS,
Lee PAUL, W. Il. SCULLY. and other
they all pronolace IL to the very best
lotion aud medicine for the horse which
they ever ustd. kivin "a most Instanta-
neous benefit" Cures Breaking Dow J.
Wind Gaiis, Capped and eLraiueI Hook.
Foot Contraction, ant Cracked Hoot
Sold In fifty Gents aud dollar sizes re-
duce;traL 8 y the hail "a loa or gallon.
BeHar- o. wotthi.ss limitations. Depot
q Maiden Aue, New YORK
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DkoPosALs FOR GRADING,
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER. ,
Nj. Alx EAgT IxIH gTa EET


No. 81 EAST IxTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 9th, 1881.
Sealed proposals will. be receive In the
box in the City Council Chamber until
7.30 p. M, Thursday, May 18th, 1881, for
grading Gilpin Avenue. between Broome
and Rodney Streets. The amount OF ma
terial TO be removed is about 1000 cubic
yard; the stone must be broken small
enough to be used at the City Stone
Breaker, where the said stone must be
taken and deposited by the contractor
The dirt to be taken and deposited at
such places as the street Commissioner
may direct, provided the distance of
hauling Is not greater than five spares
the work must De done under the ldIrec-
tion and supervision OF the Street Oom-
missioner, and must be completed with
In sixty days from the time the contract
is isawsrded by The City Council. For
every day thereafter the contractor must
pay to the City OF Wilmington the sum
of ten dollars. A bond with security in
the sum OF one hundred dollars must ao-
company each proposal for the good faitn
of the bidder. The conimitte reserve
the right to reject any bid that they do
rot think il Will be to the interest Of the
city to accept. All bids must be proper
signed, sealed and endorsed "Propos-
ais for Grading 1ilpin Avenue" Any
further information that may be desired
W IL be furnished on app icaIlon to
L. r. LYNCH.
Street Commissioner
By order Of Opening Street Committee,
GEORGE ABELLE,
may5-Tt Chairman.
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reconsidered. In making the motion
he gave several substantial reasons for
so dong. The motion was adopted by
the following aye aud nay vote
Ayes - M ssrs. Adams, Blake,
Beecher, Moore. Rodney, Robinson,
Smith, r. Il. Taylor, Merris Taylor,
Townsend, Talley, Lawrence and
President Sharpley-13.
Nays-Messrs. Adele, Barnhill,
Bailey, McMenamin, Menton, McKen-
ma, Paynfer, Shaw and Denny-9.
The ordinance was then read and
passed by the same voc as the vote TO
reconsider.
Mr.. McMenamin introduced and had
read an ordinance requiring the rail-
road companies to erect gat' at such
st. ett crossings as Council may direct
under "A penalty of $50.
On motion of Mr.. Rodney, Council
proceeded 10 the election Of member
of the Board of Revision. He nomi-
mated g. B. Underwood, and there be-
ing no further votes, MIR. Underwood
vas elected, receiving twenty votes.
On motion of Mr.. X. ii. Taylor,
Council proceeded to the nomination
and election of a City Solicitor. He
nomina'e ed Ii. G. Turner and Mr..
Adams nominated s. A. Macallster.
MIR. Turner was elected, receiving IA
votes to S. A. Macallister s.
On motion of Mr.. Merris Taylor,
Council proceeded to the election of
City Auditor. He nominated J. Frank
Ball, who was elected, receiving 10
votes.
On motion of the same gentleman,
Council proceeded TO elect a clerk to
the City Auditor He nominated
Francis x. Messick, whp Was duly
elected.
Mr.. Blake Introduced the following
resolution which, after seme little dis
cussion, was adopted
ResoI0ed, That the Mayor be author
ized to appoint two policemen to patrol
.the Brandywine from May 10Th to Oc-
tober 10Th; also one for the City Park
for the same length of time.
The following resolution introduced
by Mr.. Barnhill was adop ed
ResoiUsd, That the Street Commits
sioI er be iDstruc ed to see that the ash
and gal bage contractors visit the
Ninth ward, and remove the ashes and
garbage.
On motion Of Merris Taylor, Council
adjourned until Mo dsy evening.
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ADDITIONAL JURORS.
List of those Drawn for the Court
OfOyer and Terminer.

Yesterday afternoon. Clerk of the
Peace Cochran received the precept
frem Chief Justice Comegys, directs
ing him to summon an additional
panel Of jurors for the Court of
Oyer and Terminer to try the case
Of Morris Carberry for the shooting
Of Samuel III. Adams, colored. The
following is list of those drawn
from the Jury box, to attend Court
on Monday the 23rd inst:
Brandywine-John S. shaw, Rob.
ert Buck.
Wilmington-Urmey johnson, AL
len Ruth.
Christiana-Howard Finn, JOSH
ua ii. Mccullough.
Mill Creek-Thomas Higgins, :
Thomas Harkness.
White Clay Creek k-Owen Evans,
Samuel Deputy.
enceder-David Ford, Charles
Walton.
ST. Georges-Samuel NJ. Enos,
Christopher j. Vandegrift.
New Castle William II. Terry.
Red LIon-Charles S. Wright.
AppOquinlmink Robert II. Nor
gan.
Dlackbird Frank Wells.