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DAIÎ.Y GAZETTE.
O. P. Jons son, Editor and PacPEtJttOB
The Daily Qaixt rk i« published every »1
Urooou. (Sunday exoepted) et 416 Market St-,
asidseived by oarners to subscribers in all
parts of tho city and surrounding town ana
villages. for six oeiitsm week, parable weekly.
Yearly subscribers. 13 In advance.
THI OKLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IX THE STATE.
Tat Dklawaum Oaxette. established 1784.
is the largest and most flourishing weekly in
tho 8tato, and has a larger circulation than
sny other on tho Peninsula; Published every
Friday morning, at $2 a year, in advance.
ffleHINOTOH, DEL., OCT. 31 14 74
Democratic Nominations.
State Ticket .
TOB OO VERHÖR.
JOHN P. COCHRAN
or MEW CASTLE COUMTY.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
OP KENT COUNTY,
County Ticket.
For Sh.rifiF-WM. H. LAMBSON
For Coroner—RICHARD GROVES.
STATE 8KNAT0IIS.
White Clay Creek Hd., Jähes H. Rat
Appoquinimink. IIknrt Davis.
B.EPRX8 EN TATI V EH.
flrandywine Hd., Samuel Hanby.
Isaac 0. Ptl*.
Thob, L. J. Baldwin.
Tho.. Holcohb.
Thob. Bird.
Henbt A. Nowland.
William P. Bioos.
Wilmington,
Mill Creek,
New Castle,
Red Lion,
St. Georges,
Pencader,
LIVY COURT COMMISBrONBRS.
of Mill Creek Hd.
White Clay Creek.
Red Lion.
St. Georges.
Gao. D. Mbdill,
Wm. L. Wier,
Wm. R. Bright,
Wm. Pole,
James C. Wilson and 4 . __,
Samuil Roberts, Appoquimmink flu.
VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET.
The Democratic ticket lias been en
dorsed in every Hundred
beat over put boforo our people, and
every man on it should bo elected. Vote
the whole ticket ; and vote early, so that
you may assist in getting others to vote.
Examine Your Tickets
Every Democrat should carefully ex
amine his ticket, and be sure that
every name on the ticket is correctly
spelled, and that all tbe names arc or
the ticket.
one of tho
At the Election on Tuesday next ,
Nov, 3d,
Polls open between 8 and 0 o'clock, a.
m., and close at 5 o'clock, p. m.
Have your teams ready for the election
day, and make out lists of the sick, old
and infirm who are to be taken to the
polls.
If you want more panics, vote tho Re
publican ticket. If you want better
times, vote the Democratic ticket. Take
your choice.
$50,000 a year for Grant and no work
for the workingman. Such are the re
sults of Radical rule. Vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
Don't make a bargain to stay uwuy
from the polls if your Republican neigh
bor does. That is an old Republican
trick, and the Radical bargainer general
ly sneaks off and votos before night. Go
and vote.
The Radicals are circulating small
bills from which wo take the following:
"If a man owns a house worth two
thousand dollars, with a mortgage on it
for one th au sand dollars he is worth one
thousand dollars clear. Under our State
Tax law he pays the whole tax on the
house and on the mortgage
thousand dollars in all.''
The law does not compel such persons
as aie referred to in tho above to pay
the tax on money borrowed on mortga
ges; it ptnnit» them to agree to Jo so, and
when they do so agree of course they are
liable.
too— on three
The negro Republican clubs have
made arrangements for a parade to
night. The Democrats should bo sure
to give them a tvido path—in fact we
urge all Democratic white men and hoys
to keep at a distance; and in no way
molest the blacks; they are only the
simple tools of worse men, who would
like to get Democrat« into trouble. Be
side, the negroes, we are told, have been
armed with axes and razors and pistols,
and, it is said, are desired to get up a
disturbance. Disappoint them if you
can.
Hon. J. R. Lofland exposed him
self to the displeasure of his colored
lire them during h speech before a Re
publican meeting at Roxana, in Balti
more hundred, a few day, since, as wo
are formed. He saw an old acquain
tance and resident of Milford standing
on tbe outskirts of the littlo crowd, and
attempted to make a point by Baying:
"There is my old friend, Mr. Hmitli,
who knows that about Milford they
call me a'nigger trader."' "Yes, in
deed," responded Mr. Smith, "you and
I have sold many a one of them."—
This response was rather unexpected
and produced something of u sensation.
Keep an Eye on Them.
No negro who ho» been convicted of
felony has a right to vote in this Btate.
All who have been convicted of stealing
liavo lost th,ir right to vote, and
subject to
if they offer to vote. Look out for them.
Wo will publish the names of all such
for Kent and New Castle countios
Monday. A list of tho.'o for Sussex will
be found in another column.
c*it, fine aud imprisonment
on
At Baltimore, dOO special Deputy D S
U-rabale hove been .worn la Io prwerv» the
peace at tbe poll, on cltCUvo day.
essmes
An Tmuit to the People.
Sorely the Eepublican orators itaport*
ed from abroad have been mode by their
ttadical employers te believe that the
people of Delaware were grossly igno
rant, and had paid no rogard to the edu
cation of their children, otherwise these
strangers would never have referred to
our people in such disparaging and in
sulting language. If they suppose that
Delawareans are so ignorant as to requite
to be lectured in a political campaign
the subject of common schools, they are
very much misled. Some of these speak
ers would do well to refer to their own
sections and ascertain whether it would
not be bettor to be sure that their labors
could not bo better spent there. This
insolent supervision of the work of Del
aware parental duty is regarded
tirely too officious.
en
INTIMIDA TION.
Mtyor Stokley. of Philadelphia, has
published a proclamation,from which wo
make the following etract :—
"Each officer has been postively in
structed to protect overy citizon in his
rights to prevent all breaches of the
peace, to promptly arrest each and every
person violating the law, and, when call
ed upon by the election officers, to take
into custody every person attempting to
vote illegally, and to have the partios
arrested kept iu durance until released
by writ of habeas corpus, or other due
process of law."
In addition to "the large police force'*
the Radicals have great numbers of Dep
uty U. S. Marshals, and the Democrats
no officers. And yet these threats are in
dulged in by Mayor Stokley.
be
H^Lai ge numbers of negroes
ing sent to this city to vote, (illegally of
course) in the Radical wards. Many of
them may be arrested. They are prom
ised work on the city after the election
No doubt by men who are not able to
make these promises good, and the poor
negroes will be hero perhaps all winter
charitable people.
;
as a tax upon
44 The Divine Right to RoW\
THE MEANING OF RECENT ELECTIONS
AND THE MEANING YET TO COME.
The Smyrna Times prints with ap
proving comments r.n extract from an
article in the New Haven Journal and
Courier, concerning the recent elec,
tions, of which the following forms a
part :
"Tiie people, by these elections, have
asserted their iredom to vote as they
think best, regardless of the action of
packed caucuses and hack politicians.
They have asserted and proved the di
vine right to bolt. They have served
notice on botli parties that they must
mend their ways, give up thqir trick
eries and dishonesties, aud nominate
better men than they recently have, or
they will suffer defeat."
Th« Times refers to this as "one of
tbe most truthful interprétations ot the
meaning of the recent elections."
In this State as elsewhere luinest It.
... , , , ,
publicans who arc tired of the organ.
zation and efforts to reform it. corrupt
and corrupting tendency an* quietly
bolting in 9COre9 and hundreds ; anil
the onlv hone the Radicals L, ve is in
meoni} nope me u&uicais Min
making up the difference by importing
e,, . . , ,
negro voters. This, however, will be
stopped by tbe police force arresting
every man who makes au attempt to
, . , t .. . ... J
vote who has not tho right to do so.
Tho law is cleur on this subject—the
man who attempts to vote illegally
19 GUILTY,
NOT.
WHETHER HE VOTES OR
But the "divine right" to bolt seems
to be very populur ut thU time. We
find by the Philadelphia Telegraph, u
Republican paper, tlmt in some places
in thut city, it appears to be tho "order
of the day." In yesterday evening's
edition, that puper, in referring to the
Fifth Congressional District, where
there arc two Republicans running and
one Democrat, says ;
''Many disgusted Republicans will
decline to vote at all, aud many others
will vote for Mr. Robbins, in tho hope
of teaching the Republican leaders that
they are indisposed to encourage such
trifling. Then there are bund
yes, thousands—of workingmen out of
employment in this great manufactur
ing district, and these voters, who are
deprived of a chance to earn an honest
livelihood, lay the blame of their en
forced idleness upon the shoulders of
the Republican party. Tho party is
not responsible for their idleness, but
that fact does not alter their views of
the case. And the Republican portion
of this class will vote lor the Demo
cratic candidate, in the vain hope of
thereby mending their unhappy lot.
Thus tho matter stands, with u certain
prospect of the loss of a strong Repub
lican district through dissensions in tho
Republican ranks.
Both Harmcr and Myers have been
faithful servants of ther present con
stituents, aud true Republican in tho
strict sense of the term. But—and
here comes the rub—Myers found him
self the under dog in the light, and then
he sustained a shock. 8o lie became
righteously indignant, und forthwith
bolted, And now he doesn't care a
straw as to what lie pulls down with
him in the political ruin in which he s
enveloped.
The Democrats have made gains out
West, and these gains ure not u
drop in the bucket, as blind party
tigers profess to believe. The control
of tho House of Representatives in the
next Congress is seriously imperilled.
If Mr. Robbins become the next mem
her for the Fifth District, even Myers
will realize that lie ami his friends
alone are responsible for the result.
Now that the Radicals hav, got to
fighting over the spoils, there are hopes
that honest men will be elected and the
government once more be made eco
nomical and safe for all classes, by the
... ,, . _ 1
election ol lione9t Democrats.
reds—
more
man
-
John A. Martin w*s j©«»tcr<Uy appointed
Interna, Revenue Ojagerfurth,
District of Fennsjl vanta.
*5
Not a Candidate.
Bbandtwink Hundred,
October 31, 1874.
Understanding that my name has
been used as an independent candidate
for Representative from Brandywine
Hundred in the next Legislature, I here*
by give notice that I decline to be such
candidate, and that I desire all of my
friends to support Samuel llanby.
WILLIAM TALLEY.
G EX ERA L NEWS.
George H. Kingsbury. Assistant Receiving
Teller of the National Bunk of Redemption
at Boston.
ing $'11,000 from the bunk.
$ 20 , 000 .
The Milford Five Cents Savings Bank, at
Milford, N. H ., has suspended, lis liabilities
are about $500,000, but wiU ho covered, it is
believed, by securities held by the bank. It
is likely tli**.t the concern will be wound up.
There is considerable popular feeling against
some of the olficeis.
ai rest' d yesterday fox steal
He returned
A Substitute for Quinine.
For years, quinine was tesarded ns the only
peoifiu lb* malarious diseases, and immense
quantities of the drug were annually ooniumed
tnroughout our Western country, more par
ticularly along the river bottom* und adjoin
ing low land*.
With the full months malati-i. in all ils Yu
an epidemic through
prostrated
ried forma. s:alka li
thn land, ami whole districts
with chills and fever, the entire population
(•baking with nguo Heretofore, quinine was
regularly resoried to : but. while it trequently
failed to effect a cure, it invariably derungod
the stomach, producing nauseA, vertigo and
fugitive pains in the head to such an extent
the system recovered
objections to its use
that months elapsed
from its effects. !b
were so marked, tbatthe introduction of Mish *
1er'« llcrb Bitters was hailed as a triumph in
medio no. Infinitely more certain in its bene
ficial cfleet* thrn quinine, it possessed nono of
tho demerits of that drug. Instead of
setting, it tones and invigorates the stomach,
and while speedily expelling tbe noxious hu
mors, increases the appetite and facilitates
digestion, thus rendering tbe system stronrfsr.
and better fitted to resist the attacks of
disease. In fact, a judioious
Herb liitters at this season of tbe year, will
provent a recurrence of this disease, even in
those who have never passed an autumn with
out it. An experiencs of twenty years proves
it to be tho greatest i.MTt PKRiooic known to
medical science.
There
of Mishler'« .
!, perhaps nr. diseases
climatic changes a» affections of tbe Kidneys
Hundreds of our farmers, mechanics, and la
boring men, strong and hardy in nil other re
cpects, ? u lier continual iucouveuicuce. and oo
caaionully excruciating nains in the hack and
across the loins : experience a frequent desire
to pass water, pain during its passuge and fre
quent stoppages in its flow. These are mani
festations resulting from aome strain or heavy
lift (perhaps year* ago), and aggravated by
every change in the weather. Every slight
cold flics direct to this one weak spot, and
un'es* promptly attended to tbe disease be
come* chronic, and tbo onoo strong man a
miserable wreck. AlLhler's Herb Bitters i«
the only ctrta ra
disease«. Itbu:< a peculiar tendency to the
kidneys, stimulates th
and removing tho cause, prevents tbe forma
of l rick-dust deposits, which, if permit
ted to continue, will by cohesion form gravel
e. nécessitai i. e a paint ui operation lor its
removal. Many of tbe ingredient* entering
into its composition, a T9 universally recog
nized as apeciGcn for all oomplajnts ot tbe
urinary organs. In Liver Complaint. Dyspep
sia. all disorders of the Bowels, and nffectionf
ot the Throat and Lungs, it is equally certain
and efficacious ; while, as a remedy lor the
complaints peculiar to the female sex. it has
no • n'ial Ladies, old and young, married
aud .-ingle, in every condition of life, will find
this o
subject to
... „ ,,
I.U .!«• VVl.nii.a I« PuriU... s light
, .,i, ul ng and simple Sowing M.ohlii., wuuld
Dd!! in d "cc ôï,î*»Yîhî nSfit
ly Sewing Machine« in th« world It has no
material il lesired without change of needle*
0ur hobby i* simplicity, durability, light
Tunninfff nnd n0 lhr eading-ui) reauired: self
threading shuttle and Self-Belting needle.
Sold op easy monthly instalment, or a liberal
discount off for cash. Lodie« don'tbuy a
î' i *'f 1 7rî"ni^"fiew AlrGcoa!''' bU ' '' Uh °
718 Market St.. Wilmington. Dpi.
|y7d*wlv J. H. PRIM ROBE. Agent,
•dy for this class of
to bea'.lby action.
FEU A LR RKUIDY prompt, tafe, cer •
turn andrtliufj/f. The pale, sallow complex
ion is replace«! by a blooming, healthful coun
nëiunal use onables'Nature
to perform her lunciions kkoflahlv and
without iNCoNVRNiENCii, Bold only in bot
*le* by all Druggists and generui dealers,
o '<feod2dè3dp2m
tenancc. and its
Iro'u the thickest to tbe thinest
NOTICES.
OTICK-TO WATER RENTERS.—All
All persons who nave sold property dur
ing the present yeur must give notias in writ
ing to the Registrar, at the office of the Water
Department, before the 30tb day ef Noven
ber, 1374 and insert in the notice the namo of
the purchaser and tbe uumber of tbe prop
l urcbu^eil. Otherwise they will be held
bio lor the water rent the next year.
.\l*o. all persons who may ">ft«h to discun
the use of water, or any portion ol it
mu<t give notice a« above, and pay t-Qo for
ing ferrule. No alteration .will be maMe
bill after the above date:
CHARLES BURTON. Jg ,
ocfoltnovlGeod'tdfonpv^O Registrar.
N
j
oet23eoUto nov5
bef<
û*4>pr/\ /x/wyio BE DISTRIBU«
7b OUjUUU TED. Grand Gilt
foSÄfolk?' VftfflTSlU Eîf&ï
j "iu Lotterr for th, b OT ,«t
of the University of Faduaeh and Royal JJa
Jïd B «?rcS"« of"infSmatio"'' migO-m. cuh * 4
n ^ c Qo „
i P..Î* Office Box 4761. 196 Broadwxy, N. Y.
«frty
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in uuy
"T^OTICE—The Exhibition of tho Dela
-A » wuro Inst'tute of Mechanlo Arts will be
tiuued until the evening of Wedne*da
Nov. 4th, 1874. This extension is made
''ompliuuce with the generally expressed pub*
lie desire.
By order of the Executive Board
oct30
ui
GEO, W. ROBERTS. See'y.
T HE LAST SHOT—a Meeting of the Dem
ocratic Association ot White Clay Creek
Hundred, wilt be held at the Newark Hotel,
on MONDAY Evening, November 2, 1874. at
7 o'clock, sharp. The lion. Wm G. White*
ley. Geo Gray und Edward Reynold«, Esqrs.,
will addrona the meeting. Democrats, turn
in lorce and show to our enemies that the
old purty i* not dead, but al
GEO. U
to
kick.
Joseph Dean. Seo'y.
OTICE —NATURALIZATION.—fn or
the next Presidential elvo~
tion. take out your first papers before the
seooud Tuesday in November next. First bu
yers taken out at any time in the day, ana in
tbe evening from 7.3) to 8.30 o'cloek, before
the Clerk of the U. S. Courts, at his office,
tecond «tory Poet Office Building. ootl7tonol0
N
der to vote
I N THE DISTRICT COURT )
OK TIIR U. 8. voa THI
DI3TIUC1 ÜF DELAWARE.J
In
* Bankruptcy.
John McLenr k Son. Bankrupt*.
DISTRICT OF DELA WARE. SS.
in purauanoo of an order ot the said Court.
I hereby give notice that a general meeting of
the creditors of «aid Bankrupt will be held ai
the United Slates Court Room for aaid Dis
trict, on Thurbday, tho fifth day of November,
A. D , 1874, at three o'clock P. M , before Levi
C. Bird. L*q., Registrar ln Bankruptcy in said
District- Signed.
WILLIAM CANBY.
Aasienee.
XTOTICK.-JAMKS
hi* office to No. 6 West Eighth streat.
Allmond'« Building. Bricks of all kinds on
hand at lowest market rates.
XrOTTCE-CITIZRNS' LOAN ASSOCIA
«131 TION.—The 4ih series ot 600 shares for
81.00 per share. First payment on or
October 1st,
1I.BEGG8 has removed
i»14U
Hulo
t.
»ep7tf
GEO. C, MARIS,Seo'yi
I )RIV Y V/ELLS CLEANED BY THE
L ODORLEöfiless Excavating Co. Ore er
tfa^TÂÂSÏTÏ
b* promptly atMsded to (o.b'.
BANKS AAV BANKERS
T N ATI OWL BANK
or wilminoton.
Depository of the Public Moneys,
AMD
Fiuuuclel Agd il of the UulUni Slnlee
Y in *
EDWARD BETTS. President,
GEO. D. AKMSTKONG, Cwhier.
§500,000
Paid up Capital*
Philadelphia aud New York Rxobange fur*
nlshei to regular Deiwwitor« without obargo
Discount days, Mondays and Tbursdsyi, at
8:30 A. M.
DIRECTORS
George W. Bush,
Bii Garrett.
Joshua T. Ileall,
William Tatoall.
Betts.
J
Clement B. Smyth,
Israel Pu ey,
Henry S. McComb,
Daniel James,
Edw
mor28
TUE ARTims SAViKUS BASK
502 Market Street,
Incorporated Fabraary 23. 1.^61.
Open to receive dopoMti daily from V A. M
until 4 P- M., and on Tuenday and bal urday
evening* irotn 7 to 8 o clock
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of alx per cent, ha« been regularly
depuHits, «Luce the organisation of
aad it if the expectation oi the Managers.that
dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposit« compound their interest twiee in each
year.
paid
the Bank.
this rate nf
MANAGERS:
William 0. Hilles.
ClementB. Smyt».
Chas. W. IloWLANr,
Natsan'l R. Benson,
Hbnst F. Dubs.
Qboeqb W. Bus*.
Gbobob 8. Ca PILLE.
M. L. Lichtbnbteib,
Kdwabd Dablinotob
Job II. Jaoebon,
M. Stotsenburo. Wm. H. Swipt,
Anthumt Humiinb.
WM 8.UILLKH, President.
G bo. W. Bush, Vie« Präsident.
Ieb21-iy
K. T Ta tlob. Tra »surer
1
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
Ns. 4 W. Tlalrtl Nit cel.
Six per cent. Interest. Open Tuesday
Saturday evenings and every day, J
Oriauh iw. Tr«u.. J. P. W.Im. M. D..
John F. Miller.Clark.
and
A H.
Pve«T
vl-tf
CHAS. CAMBLQS & CO..
ZRANKERS and BROKERS^
No- 38 8. Third St .Philadelphia
DEALERS £N GOVERNMENT HKCURI
TIKS. GOLD. SILVER, ko.
Stocka and Ponds are bought and sold on
eommiuion. Particular attention
invent ment*.
m given to
dMlU-lj
HOTELS.
JEFFUKSOft IflOimE,
NEW CASTLE. DEL.
JOHN W.GRAY. Proprietor.
This I arg« and beautifully
situated hou«o ha« beta put
in tfi« Yery bwt repair lor
tbe reception of visitort.wno
_will find st it all the accom
modations ot a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. It
commands a fine view of the Delaware
and is one ot the moat pleasant and
ligbUul places iu tbe State for excursions
or pic nies The house i« kept iu tbe oeet
stile, tbe bar filled with the cnoioest wines,
liquors aud m^t drink«, and table supplied
with the Rubstantials and luxuries or the
luarkot. Excursionist« can arrive by boat or
rail. Parties who wish to go Aching or boat
riding on tbe noble Delaware, oan be accom
modated with suitable boats. The patronage
ot th« public i* respectfully solicited.
jj*2-t! J. W. GRAY.
Bay,
ao
WESTERN HOTEL.
N. W, Cor. 4th Si Orange Streets.
0. J. KYLE. PsoraiKTOB,
The »hove Aouse baa b«en pat In
~omplots repair for the reception ol
gaests, where they will receive all the
accommodation« of a first-class hotel.
Bar Ailed with choieast winrs. liquors.cigars
&«., and the table supplied with the best the
market affords. Transient and permanent
boarders accommodated at moderate rate«
Good »Uhling and attentive hostlers. A*
liberal share of ppblio patronage Is respect
fully «olid tod.
aug2-d-tf
1
UNITESTATES HOTEL.
W.W.Cor.FrenchAc 'Water Ht».
T. B. MFRRITT, Proprietor.
The above hous« ha« been put In complete
repair for tbe reception of ruests. where they
will receive ell the aotomm dations of a
firet-olaaa hotel. Bar filled with theohoieest
or winei. liquors, Ac., and the table supplied
with the best the market affords.
JySdly
JjjpTÏCÏL ~~
INDIAN KING HOTEL
1U8 AND 110 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Del.
John Meajpy lpi* nut In two now Carom
Billiard Table« at tfi« above addrwa. Th«
room is now open at all Urn«« for the acoom*
modatiou of the publie. m
ian21-tf JOHN MBA LEY.
£T- JOHN'S HOTBLi,
MO «0, MAHKKT «THKICT,
WILMINOToa, DKD .
JAM KB MoLANAK,
Proprl.to«.
r30-tf
X> IiBMON a oo.
No. 117 Market!Htrwet.
(Below Seeoud.l
offer«
MOCCO
ÔLD 00V. JAVA.
MAKICAHÖ.
LAQIJYRA.
und lRIO
COFKRilüS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Having tha only ooffee mill in th« olty
driv«n by steam power, our customer* will
not b« detained in getting their Coffee
ground.
We also keap on hand
BUOARB, TBAS, dPICEB,
Canned Frulta
Preservea,
Jellies,
Piokela,
bauoea,
Sardine^
jnd ..try uth.r urthi. w.u.lly k.ut la a
firat-cla», Oroc.ry Rtor,.
citVo"* *'* lh * "■»uf.ctur.r.inihl.
Candi«i, Cakes and Crackars.
Th, public may be »sanred they will un
mooej l Ï buy lux at tut. «tabli.hm.at.
11T Market Street,
y8-fm
Below Feoond.
W ANTED.-Wilminxton Coal Qae Stock.
Addroe« B. r Uaaetto letter hox.
apnett
LICENSE A PEL 11^. L IONS
N OTICE.- I. John H. Y etter. In com
piton*, with the requirement, of tho
act of Arnombl, in «uh out m -leand provided
do hereby ii« notion tbol I ihoU ooplj in
writing, to tho Court, of Otnorol Stoolono of
lb, Pete, and Jodi Deliver, of the State of
Dtlawfirt, in and for tho county of Now Cm*
tit. upon Monde, tho 16th day of Novombof
neat. A. D.. 1«7*. bting the first da, of the
November term of tho .aid Court, for a
to kaooan Ion orTavorn at the F»rm
cr* and Drovnre. Hotel, in tbo village of New
per*. New Ce»tlo Countv. Del., iu Sobool Du
triot No. 21. and to >ell lutoxlontinjr liquor,
io lee. quantitie, tboo one quart, to bo drunk
the prnmi.ee, end the following freehold
rooommond tbo itid application, to wit*
John Chandler.
James Mt-lviu.
Hubert Sindail.
Harry B. Miller.
JameeH Sindmll. bie
merk. John X Simpson, Ji;
Wit-Kob't Siod.ll, m.rV.
John W, L,nam. Wit- Jno Si in paon Sr„
John B. Hereher. Charles M. Uroouie.
Jamal PI Redman,
merk.
Wit-U. B. Miller,
octal-:u
ext
Li
oens«
un
ers
Joseph Miller.
John W. bnitcher.
Joseph L. Barra* t,
his
hi*
JOHN H. Y EITER.
VrOTICK.*-!. Cloud Pierson in compli
anoe with the requiremenU uf the act
of Assembly in sueh o*so made and pruvidod,
do hereby give notioe that I shall apply lu
writing to the Court of General Sessions ol
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State ul
Delaware, in and lur the County of N
Castle, upon Monday, tbo 16lb dsy ot Novem
ber next. A. D.. 1874, being the first dsy ot the
next November term ot the said Cou t. tur a
License to keep an Inn or Tavern, called the
Newark Hotel, in the town of Newark, in
cohool DDuiot No- 3¥, n White Clay Creek
Hundred, with the privilege ol selling mtoxi
citing liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
loHowing freeholders r* commend the said
application, to wit:
Stephen E. Choate
Krauk Griffith.
Jesse T. Smith.
Henry B. Uourtm y.
Watson MoDougail
James Gibson,
his
John H U'DuluoII,
mark,
w it— W. D. Uerlman.
Roger Corbit.
Michael Quillen,
u.
John r* Wal',
mark.
W»t—J. M Mfthtn,
* *»*■ . .
John >4 McLtughllu.
Wit—Woo. D. Herd man
D. L Choate,
his
Wm. K Uarigan,
mark.
Wit— loi. B. Lutten,
Richard Parkinson.
CLOUD PIERSON.
oct3.-3t*
N OTICE.—in compliance with the require
ments of the act of Assembly in such
ease made and provided, we hereby give no
tion that 1 shall appy in writing to the Court
of General Besaioas of tbe Pcooe aud Jail De
livery of the Btate of Delaware, in and lor
the County of New Costif, upon Monday,
the 16th day ot November next, A. D , 1374.
being the first day of the next November
Term of the said Court, lor a Lioeuse to keep
an Inn or Tavern at the N, K. Corner ot
Twenty-first and Msrket atreets. iu the
Ninth Ward of the olty of Wilmington. Delà
ware, and to aell intoxicating liquor« iu ir—
quantities than one quart, to be drunk
me premises, and the following freehold«™
recommend said applieation, to wit:
F. E. Gallagher, William U. Patterson,
Charles Greer, George T. Barnhill,
E, C. Jobnsou. John if. Pierson,
Joseph Jackson. John Bullock,
John Carson. Isaac Conner,
Jesse Eaehus. William Sweeny.
Patrick Haggerty. Marlin Farrell.
Robert Hoberts. Bernard McVey.
S eorge P. Hall. Beniamin Dricrly.
hoir os Jl. Turner. William L Pitr*
illiom Cayter. James Kane.
Lewis Leadermann. James J. Walker,
William K Hope. William M. Kirk,
Charles P. Domman. Thomas Graves.
THOMAS L.MOUSLKV
©0136-3t*
N OTICE -I. William Morris. In com
pliance with the requirements of tbe act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.do
hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing,
to the Court of General Bessinnsot the Peaoo
and Jail Delivery of the Sute of Delaware,
in and lor the County of New Castle, upon
Monday, the 16th day of November, A. D,
1874. being the first day of the next Novem
ber Term of the said Court, lor a License to
sell intoxicating liquors in quantities not
less than one half gallon, not to be druuk on
the premises, in the town of Delaware City,
behool District No. 62. Red Lion Hundred,
and the following freeholders recommend tbo
said application, to wit:
Israel Helms,
John Carson.
Wm. M. Wingate.
J. B. Bigger,
1. Hunter.
Jatne* M. Craig,
Wm. Davidson,
his
Thomas X Rowan,
mark. _
Wit-N.G.Pnce.
John Armour,
oct30-3t*
Geo. W. Reybold,
Joseph Brewer.
Michael Mulligan.
John H. Roberts,
Wm. llukil.
John Jarrell.
Daniel Colwell,
hie
Wm. K Dougherty,
mark.
Wit—M. VonCulin,
WM. MORRIS.
XI OTICE.-J. Wm h. Griffith, a licensed rp
131 i-etailer of goods, Wares and ùifcrchaft
dise, do hereby give notièo that 1 shall apply
in writing to tne Judges of the Court of Gen
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
ol the State of Delaware, in and for the Couniy
of New Castle, on Monday the loth day of
UQVpmber. A.D-, 1874, being the first day ot
tne next November 'Term, lor a License to sell
Intoxicating Llquof* in quantities not le*«
than one-half gallon, on Main Street, iu Town
of Newark, Sehool District No-ay. in White
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County.
Del., and the following snbf tantiel freeholder*
recommend the said application, to wit :
ton,
Benjamiu Caulk
Henry B. Courtney,
*.*%.^boste.
John O'Donnell, Jr.,
W.P. Walton.
John Corbit.
WM. F. GRIFFITH.
fcMS&i!
Jee
T. Smith,
D. L. Choate.
Michael Quinlen,
Roger Corbit,
ooU8-3l*
Beamter , a Order,
Rcoistkk's OrvicK.
New CaatleCounty, Oot 21st, 1874.
Upon the application of James B. Groomn
and James B. Young. Executors of MARY
B. COUPER, lute ot New Castle hundred
in said oounty, deceased : it is ordered
4bby the Rechtler that the Executor«
aforesaid give notioecfthe grautiug of Let
ters Testamentary upob toe ih«
ceased, with the date of granting thereol.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty day« from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most publio places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Ke
(afeto present the same, or abide by an
* 9* Amenably in snob ease made and pro
ided. AndaUog^uaethesame to be insert
ad within th« saiffe p§rjqd in Ih« Dela
w«r« Gasette. a newspaper pqbiUhed * ip
Wilmington, and to be oontinued therein
three weeks.
I —*t_givennnder the hand end Seal of
1 L.B. lOttoe of the Register aforesaid, at
CMUe, In New Castle County
tlOfCAjj, the day end year above written.
QJBBS, Register.
... t KOTICfe.
Allpersonshavingolalms against the Es
Uteofih« deoeesed must present the same
d«ly attested to the Executors on or before
Get. list. 1876, or abide the Aet of Assembly
in suoh case made and provided.
JAMES B. GROOMS,
JAMBS B. YOUNG.
... , - „ Executors.
Addryfe—Jemea B. \ eong, 44 8. 3d fit, Fhtla
or James B. Uroome. Eikton. Md
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ARK. STLJ rION " r "A ffATTorfiM
AN.ApTP r "V»*ing an Amendment to the Con*
hr t th * run»," tt f empoioertyg the
fjS * eniCt(l 0e *" ai fauwitivl
eon.urriag therein, ud by »mi with U,» , ,
probation qf tbellovornor ) Thai the loll
amendment bo and tbe ».me I» hereby Ï
poeedlothe eeventeeuth aeclion t. ,|f 0 ...
ond urttcle ol the Conetitution of this Stute
to wit. I y addin, to tbe .»id .eotl'in be
followin, Word», »ordert to tbe "rovWmi
aloreaiud: Th. be,i»Tulur. »hall ha. e .mwor
to enact a general incorporation aot. to i. r
vide inroriroratton for religiou», charitable
literary and manuiacturin, purnoie», t„ r tho
pre»er v ation ot animal and vegetable food
building and loan associations, anil fordraio
ng low lands; and no attempt shall bs
iu such act ot otlterwiso to limit nr "aulily
î. h t*J.°7; r tÂtts re "" vcd ••"•w
SECTION l. And be il further enacted. Thut
the becrctary ot State b, ond be is horcbv
directed, alter the Governor shall 'lave no
îoTroi .»bov proposed », ne „dm™t
and thie act, duly to pobli-h tbe above pro
poeed amendmeut and this act in two or
more newspapers in this State, lor the coo
sidération oi tho people of this State.' at least
hre. and not rnoro than eii months belbro
lbs next general election for Senator* and
Keoresentatives in this State
Paced at L'over. April 3 1871.
A. V. LESLEY.
Hpoaker of the Senate.
JOSKftl BUKCUENAL
of the house of Kenreooutativet.
St.t, nv DtL.w.ag, i
Executive Department [
T . . , . . , June fid, 1874. t
Thu Act was passed by and with toe
batioo of tho Governoi*.
• le
bpeak «
SPPAO
a. A . J I. J.xss l ONUXK Govermir of tho
State or Delaware do hereby express my »(.
proval of said amendment as l.r ji o'od iu said
fo "T hand and the Great
/Seal ot «aid Slato. the day and yi
•. aforesaid.
U, th, on™ pAyJ |g POND EH
►Secretary of State.
Matk op DxIsAWaHB. 1
I I,.„w il I* v ®*®< , utivo Department.)
thi Kt r if f VNTICB * k®eretary of state of
Vr HWliro hereby certify that
!£f iS?iWV wrw L 0,n ^ 19 H tr 'J° «opy ol tho
W . nüt r p, ' u P üaiu 'f^* Q ainendujbui
Italien for the purpose of euipow
erin« the Legi* ature to enact a «enorul Inoor
/i 1 ^ ,,jVer April 3d,
1^3. tofsther with the Governor's approva
of the said proposed amendment the same
if me witU theoiiginal
rol l now on file, in this Department.
v in witness whereof I have here
NKAI,
; rkau ~" uuiia ana auixea my
y^^Y^/oflicial seal at Dover this eixteenifi
.9 J"*/iP®* l n the year of our Lori
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-tour,
Ie23te JOHN H. PAYNTEK.
Secretary of Stute
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