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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-23
5000 WILMINGTON and WESTERN.
BY
R. R. ROBINSON & CO..
BANKERS.
FOURTH and MARKET streets
SE GU r IT Y.

~ ~ " ~ \ \ \
Northern Pacific Seven Thirties combine the
characteristics OF an ordinary Ra lroad Bond with
those OF Real Estate Mortgage, and have the fol-
lowing elements Of strength and safety:
1. They are the standard obligation Of strong
Cooperation which represents, IN its Shareholders
and Managers, large capital ant railroad experience
aud is engaged in prosecuting business enterprise
whose great usefulness and solid success are not
matters of doubt.
II. They are a First Mortgage on the Road, its
Right OF WaY Rolling Stock, Telegraph Line, ,Equp-
menta and Franchises.
Ill They are a First Lien upon the traffic or Net
Earnings OF the Road.
~. They are First and Only Mortgage on
Government Grant of Land which consists Of 12,sOo
Acres for each mile OF road through the States Of
Wisconsin and Minnesota, and 70 600 Acres per mile
through the = erritories OF Dakota Montana Idaho
and Washington. This gives an average OF about
1900 Acres per mile for the Road and Branch. In
average fertility OF SOIL healthfulness mildness
OF climate diversity and extent Of resources, the
belt OF country comprising this grant is sHch as to
render the lands very valuable and insare their
spet dy sale and cultivation.
We are selling the 1880 Bonds at par adding
accrued interest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-23
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHnADELPHIA, Sept. %.
Cotton lower, 1s9&@1915; flour steady super
9%. Rye flour steady A. wheat firm common
and prime; western red, 6S@75; amber IS ;
white 1902. dollars. Rye held so, corn held
firm. yellow 60, mixed western 6s; oats dull
mixed and new white, 40@43; whiskey, 81.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves dull, lower, common to extra Penna.
and western steers to "a. Sheep fair demand
8 to 81. Hogs dull lower, s79715@75O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-23
SECOND EDITION.
800, p. M.
Winter.
SNOW STORM AT SHEFFIELD.

L0NDONi sept. q.
Asnow storm prevailed this morning, at shef =
field.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-23
Pench shipments.
SATURDAY

hAIUItDAE
10 Jersey Cliy y''''......., ....,-,.... 80 cars
Total. ......,......,.. 40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-23
alett AdpfrtisefaEute.

RANK STOCK AND BONDS FOR SALE
40 Shares Union National Bank.
3 Shares First National Bank.
$40, 900 Philadelphia and Reading
Coal Bonds Per Cents.
Guaranteed by Phllad'a
and Reading r. p.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-23
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInall, Jr.,
ID AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories.

Especial invitation is made to any one desrons et
visiting onr Truss Department, To call and examine
our superior assortment OF Trusses, all made OF ex,
cellent material We claim the largest STOCK anu
assortment OF trusses, braces and suspensOry Dan
daRes OF any retail house in the State, and we fee
satisfied In establishing our claim on the fact OF
yariou truss makers constantly calling on US, ana
examining our stock. who unanimously pronounce
our assO tment the best they have eger sen ~ any
Retail Ho sen and that our facillt ea forappyDg are
superior to any. 49,, a..
In view OF this fact, we can offer patrons and the
afiicted such inducements as to quality, price and
attinp as can only De found 10 our establishment
Eysry truss sold at our Truss Room Is guaranteed
to be the nnest quality afforded in the mark T. each
one being practically examined and handled peiore
Trusses from 50 cents to $1,000, and finer finish at
i higher prices. ,, r,...u... ,..,,o.
| Great pleasure taken IN showing IluSses "hether
/ wishing TO purchase or not
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
nIiERIFt'S SALE.

NY virtue of q writ of Venditidai ExpOnss 10
II me directed, will be exposed to public sale
At the Washington Hotel kept by Isaac Pyle IN
the city of Wilmington, New Castle county.
Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY, the 7th day OF August, 1877,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All those two lots or pieces OF land situa led
in the city of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
No. /. Beginning at the southwesterly corner
of Fourth and Van Buren, streets, extending
along the southerly side Of Fourth street ninety
seven feet to a corner, thence sout.ery and
pa arallel to Van Buren, street ninety three feet
ten inches to another corner, thence easterly
and parallel to Fourth street ninety-seven feet
| to the westerly side of Van Buren, street and
| thence thereby nOrtherly ninety three feet two
Inches to the place of beginning, be the con-
tents what they may.
| No. 2. Beginning at y point on the westerly
| side of Van Buren street, At the distance Of
sixty feet from the south westerly corner Of
Third street and Van Buren, street thence
| westerly and parallel with Third street ninety
| feet to n corner, thence southerly and parallel
| with Van Buren, street eighty -four feet 70
| another corner, thence in southeasiery
direction ninety feet, more or less, to the west
| erly side OF Van Buren, street and thence there
nv northerly one hundred and dNineteen feet sll
inches more or less, to the place OF beginning
| be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken into executiOn M the prop
| erty Of A rchibald Mckinley and to be sold "
JAMES ARMSTRONG; Shern
Sherifi's ONCE. New Castle July 10Th. 1917.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
vAvv Much Pleased.

pleased with the course of the Middletown iran
script Just at this time. II hopes to get at least
one vote out of that establishment for Grant. We
presume in this way. The Democrat who does
not vote at all is counted "hslf vote tor Grant
There being two connected with the Transcript
the Commercial multiplies the two halves INTO
one whole negative. As this is the day of pro-
sress, We should not BE- surprised to hn4 as the
election approaches that our neighbor across the
way had become disgusted with Its prospect here
and abandoned even this slight hope for Grant
votes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

that favorite city Of Philadelphta in which he
has 80 large vested interesk to renew on the
himself to depart on tour to enjoy the beau:
ties Of Canadian scenery and the charms of
Canadian hospitality. The devastation Of .
vast region of the Union Is not in his eyes a
thing OF importance enough to warrant his
going to Washington to consider and take &C.
tion about it; and SO the whole Indian ques-
ton is turned over into the keeping Of Cen
eral HOWARD. General HOWARD, we believe.
is a conspicuous professor Of religien." BIZ
that rs ii may, no man is more devoted play
er than he at rouge.et noir. lie has just been
compelled by Congress to give up his blacks.
and the War Department finds his financial
record in the Freedmens Bureau 80 confused
and dangerous that it refuses ~ accept the
legacy. He Is hard ut work now with the reds,
most promising new venture, since the ex-
prn,litures upon Indian affairs have increased
during GRANTS Administration from some
three millions and a half to some seven mil
lions of dollars. Meanwhile old men and
babes are slaughtered and women and chill
dren enslaved in the West, while GRAM
smokes his cigar under the English flag and
enjoys the landscape OF foreign river
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Sllerlm > sale.

Isn,Hn BY virtue Of writ Of ! evati Facias. to
Elt ne directed, will be exposed to public sale.
Eel at the HO eli Of William B Ford. ut Kirk
wood, in Psncsder hundred. in New Castle
bounty, Delaware,
IN MONDAY. the 5th day of August. 1872. ut l
o'clock, J.. M,
The follow ingi described Real Estate viz:
All that certain tract Of land situate 10 the hun
dred Of st. Georges. In the county Of New Castle
and State OF Delaware. bounded aud des scr'6ed as
follows th at is to Say: BeSinning ut sone in the
Mount Pleasant road nearly opDos,te HichWan 's
house; thenco up the road leading from the Trsppe
to Mount Pleasant south Y7H degrees. wssterl y .
perches to post and land of Archibald Douglas;
thence with line south 1lN dexrees. easterly llsL
perches to post, thence south 76z degrees. wes.
terly IL perches Ia post in line Of the heirs OF
James Hsushey; thence with John D. uglas line
Of woodland north S4H degrees. esster!y 81 rerches
10 . corner stOne Of John Douglas wood snd
tbspce with Rarhsl ROthwell's lot Of woodland
north 85N degrees. easterly "a perc to come
white oak; thence Ii degrees ten minutes cas- er,
G6 perches to stone in Isasc Scotts line; thencs
north 85L degrees, easterly So perches to atOne
thence north l6N degrees. westerly $50 10 perche
10 the Mount Pleasant road; thence ~ said rOat
north IS degrees. westerly IS sW Psrehes to !
tery p ~ 10Y p:rehs: 70 the plas: 9f esE,nn.ns
One Rood and Six Perches Of Land. moro or less
Seized and taken 10 execution - the property 9
James Money and Elisabeth his wife and to bs sol
by JAMES ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
| ShepiG' Office. New Castle. July IL. lS72.-N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Sherln's sale

-. By virtue Of a writ Of Ais. Leyari
M Facias. to me directed. will be xposed to
!!1 Public Sale. At the W Washington Hotel. kept
~ BY Isaac Pyle, in the City Of Wilmington.
New Castle County. Del, on
WEDNESDAY. the 7th day Of august, A. D. ls7l,
At 2 o'clock r. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
An that lot Or piece Of land situate p the City Of
follows, to Wit Beginning at the intersection Of
the a.stsrly side Of Riddles Road And the centre
Of Delaware Avenue, (sxtendsdD thence along the
centre Of said Avenue At seventy feet vide. south
thirty sevsn and . auaiter degrees. (bsck sight
north 335<o west Two hundred and forty-6ve feet
four inches to the centre Of Clayton street. thence
along the centre Of said street essterly one hun
dred and fifty feet to stake (Ca ytOn street being
4 q 81. angle. With % Delaware Avenue3 thence
north westerly and pssial!sl par to Delaware Aven3e
said easterly side of Riddles Road thence the reby
20 opth westerly about one hundred and hfty-tvo
aud thres-auarte! tsst TO ths place Of beginning
be the contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken into execution as the property
Of Sylvester Risnhsrd and Mary Ann, his wife
and Charles Kyle; ~; snd I e bs sold by
Sherif's office, New Castle July Is. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Sheriffs Sales.
AlnePnm'H sale.

ali
- ia Bv virtas Of . writ 0f Levsri fsc.sa fp.,s;.
STs a',;s.s@ @ ~, .sl !ssn :: s'H Ho,sI ssH H.p BY
Isaac Pyle. in the city of wi'm'"s''"' N'"
oA' 'WSpNEjDAY. tho Th:day Of August. 1872.
at 2 o'clock p. M.
the following described Real Estate, VIZ nj ain
All that certain lot. pieCe or parcel 81 'tnu 'tns, M
st cd In the city Of Wilmington store.aid o. un"s
and described a. folloWs. 70 Wit beginnnS a,r ~
the distance OF forty. eight feet r"m the c"n"I,
OF Harrison and TIrd streets and running sas'sr ,
along said Third street distance Ht t~s's str..,
Hssns throSsh hs esats. Of :Ss dy;;%"
more or lees. 10 lends beiong,ug to New tn'.'.
eoanty hsnce orthss.erly 10 d'ss"9", re or %s ss
along the division liue OF the New Castle cSuns.
land to land now Or late Of Isaac Murray.
eight feet six inches or less TO- he place ps
ginning. be the contents within said boanos ""a
they may ,,
Ssised aud taken into execution IA the prorert
Of John L. dOolsY sR&dMtsTSS% sRd e * sSiS Sheriff.
jheri6s o6ics. New Castle. Del. July TO- 'o'.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
SlAerlm's Sale.

-, By virtue Of = writ Of Levari Fsci.s to me
mi directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, At
the Hotel OF William B. Ford. At Kirk wood.
!Y in Psncadsr hundred. New Castle county.
MONDAY. the hth day Of August. 1872.
1t ! O'Clock. y. NJ.
the following described Real Estate. viz,
All the foilOwins described tract or parcel Of
land. situate lsins and being in 81. Georges nun.
lying % the south side Of d. rHbis road leading
from Mount Plss;ssi to ts Esyda Corner. & being
9s At stone il ihs Ms0nt Pleasant 5Oaa :Sd run.
south l61% degrees. east 1880 4 10 perches thesce
With land Of Thomas Bird north S5A degrees. east
81 perohes; thence with lands Of james Houston
and Samuel Rothweli north l6l4 degrees. west 81
2-lO perches; thence With land of - north,
81 dserses, east SO perches; thence north 2A de
erses, vet IS perches; thence noI,h "a degrees
y. perth e. 1espe,
within those bounds seventy six Acres Of grouLd
| be the eAme more or lees
Seissd and taken in OF scuticn % the property Of
james Money and Elilsbs,h bis wife. and to b.
sold By JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
SHERIFF. ofhce. New Castle. July l6. 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
.SHERlFFS. SALE.

ny virtue of u writ OF Venditioni Exponas ~
% me directed, will he exposed 10 public sale
IT the Washington Hotel kept by Isaac Pyk,
in the city of Wilmington New Castle County,
Del.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th day OF August, INTO
At 2O'clOck, p. m,
the follOwi ing described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that piece or parcel OF land, sltuese
in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
and state of Delaware, bounded and descrlIsa
as follows, to wit: Beginning al q point on the
easterly side of ButtonwoOd street ut distance
of forty-twO feet six inches from the southenry
side OF A street, thence easterly and paruMs ~
with A street one hundred feet to STAKE X
other lands OF said Calvin, thence along ssla
Gully in line southerly and parallel with but.oa
wood street sixty feet to corner, thence Tss na.
erly und parallel with said street one nun
dred feet to the aforesaid Of ButtonWoo,u W
street, thence thereby northerly Sixty iee' W W
| the place of beginning be the same ilio'e "
less. ,..,v
Seized and taken in execution as the proper!
of John Calvin, and to be sold by
| JAMES ARMSTRONGsEe sEefin
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. July IL, s1-.-A-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
.SHERlFFS SALE.

.DY virtue ofa writ of Levar, Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to public sale. at
the Washington Hotel, kept by isaac Pyle, in
the City of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY. the 7th day Of AUGUST, 1872
At 2 O'Clock, p. M, the following describe, Reui
Estate, viz: 81 -.
All that certain lot Of land and the buildings
thereon situate In the city Of Wilmington afore.
saad, bounded and described as follows to Wit
BEGINNING at q point on the n0rtherly side oi
Third street between Market and Kin" streets.
vt the distance Of twenty -one feet east.rly from
George RichArds0n'a line. thence mex .heriy
paratlel With King street eighty four ieet slx
incAeA m9reOr less. " line Of land Oi iliisnl
Gardner, formerly Of James Gardner ihei1ce
along line OF said land easterly parallel Win
Third slrset eighteen feet eleven ipchos. More
% less. to Tine Of land Of the Odd Fellows Hall
| lahd parallel with King street elxhty-fo feet
SIX inc1cs, more OF less to the Aforesaid. nlde OF
Third straet and thence thereby WESTERLY
eighteen feet eleven Inches, more or less to the
p!hee % beginning be the contents thereof
| what they may. zf-
Seized and taken In exc nj ION M the property v
OF jacob buss aud Mary, hts wife and t. tn., ami,
| to he sold by
| JAMES ARMSTRONG. sheric.
sherins Once. New Castle. July IT, 1871
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
From the New York World.
Grant and the indians.

President GRANT has just favored cores
pondent of the Herald with IA cosy little chat
about public affairs In the course of this
cosy little chat he announced his intention OF
strollng of "dOwn the st. Lawrence to see
1.-The Thousand Islands and all that is worth
seeing about there" as there was not now,
and was not likely for some time to be. any
thing Of importance to attend to at Washing
ton. On the same day on which the President
thus expressed his lively general interest in
the duties Of his high Office there was publish.
ed in the morning journals one OF the most
heart-rending accounts which has yet reached
US from the herried and wasted frontiers of the
Southwest. 1t was the story of the butchery
the brutal and cowardly savages to some Of
whose 'chiefs" the philanthropic General
HOWARD has Just been acting as 'bear.leader"
and caterer. Neither venerable age nor tender
infancy was spared by these demons, and two
young girls, with their little brother, were car.
ried Oh by them into a captivity really and
not 6guratively far far worse than death
This story, which of itself one would think
might move heart Of stone to pity and to in
diGnatiOn, came just at the proper moment to
reinforce q most soldierly and outspoken ap-
peal from General SHERIDAN against the
wretched shilly-shallying and maudlin senti-
mentalisms Of the course hitherto pursued by
the Government on the frontiers II know, !"
said General SHERIDAN, referring to report
from one Of his subordinates. II know that
''the lnQ1enS VINO cOmmtteu tne Wltnln-mel-
'tiOned murders will not be punished by their
"own people. We can never stop the wild LII
''dians from numbering and stealing until We
"punish them. II white man in this cOun-
"try commits murder we hang linn. II he
''steals holse we put him in the penitentiary.
III an Indian commits these crimes We give
"him better fare and more blankets. think
81 may With reason say that under this. policy
1.-THE civilization Of the wild red man will pro-
''grees slowly"
What Is the response Of President GRANT
to thN appeal OF the gallant SHERIDAN and to
this cry Of agony from the violated homesteads
of The far West2
aedespstchesa couple Of Quaker physicians
''Dr. Jos.PH PARRISH" and another fron
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
SHERIFF. sale.

49, ~ virtue Of writ Of Ais. Lsysri tseie,s.
VI Sale, at the hotel Of William Ferd, ct hirk
~ y God, in Pencsdsr hundred. New Castis
On MONDAY. th. sth day Of August. 1872.
At O'c10ck II.
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that cert In rlantatiOn or tract q LanJ ~
situAt Cd in Pepcader Huudred atorsssid: bout aeu
and described o. follows. 10 wit begiun'ng IN
the middle Of the Road leading from Della
ware City 10 Newark and adjoining lands OF Adh ~
DyOtt thence along line OF said Dyott lahu
south 66k degrees vest AZ 81 lO chains to STAKE
in corner Of land OF Cantwsli Clark. thence Along
the several couses uf said Cls' land south o.t9
degrees east = lO-l0O chain north ~ desIes,.
east y l4-l0O CHAINS. north - degrees ess! 70
chains. south ~ dsgre.s. eat ~ 81 W. cnami lni
south SS< degrees. west l6I chains and south o.
degrees. west u IS '0o chains. TO stake m cGr
nsr Of land Of Perry Sanders. thence along = hne
Of said Ssnaer's land south ssE degrees ess,
Of John Vanhicks. thence along the two ioli"wins
courses OF said Vauk,cke's land uorth ~ deKree'
n est q 10 100 ch ,ins and north 81M degrees tas
20 81 IOO chains to the middle ot the sbVe men
toned Road leading from Delaware Guy to New
ark. thence along the middle OF said koad hor,l
two and one. halt deare west ~ i0 lUl cnains
and north 431S degrees west 23-lVO chains y IN
place Of beginning. cont aiming one hundred AM
hfty acres y, Q rood and thrs, pxrches and ninty
i've hunirsdths Of land. BE- the same more or less
Seized and taken into execution As tue prOpert
Of John Stafford and Rachel. his wife and L.. an
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. July IL. 1917
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

The New York Sun says The Shenandoah
Valley shows but little sign OF the devastation
done during the war. All Is again plenty and
prosperity there, the fences replaced, the lands III
grain, and the stock replenished. No tourist
travelling through the valley could detect the
marks OF the prolonged conflict which has made
the section famous. There Is "A steady immigra-
ton Of the most desirable kind, and Northern and
Southern men live together Us if there never had
been any strife between them. Yet In the face Of
these facts the GRANT organs contend that tht
war is not over and that GRANT should be 10
elected in order 10 conduct it to victorious con
clusion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
In a Bad Way.

Ii we credit the correspondence from Philade-
phia the Radical party in Pennsylvania Is III a
bad way. Their most reliable men who have
heretofore been found ready speakers on the
stump are either affected with the "Cameron
cough" or the "Greeley blight" Some have gone
to Europe, and others to far of regions; anywhere
to get rid Of voting with the Hartranft Grant
party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Little Delaware Leads the Van.

The diamond State," which was looked upon
as the least likely to support Mr.. Greeley, bows
In submission to the will Of the majority, and last
week, Immediately after the nomination, led off in
9 grand ratification meeting at Wilmington
There was no hesitancy- no blckerng but a
spontaneous uprising Of the Democracy, working
shoulder TO shoulder with the little band OF Liber-
u Republicans in that State. Camden Democrat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
New York for Greeley all Over

Now Y0Fk Tor CF06I6y aII OVeT'
There has been great skedadling from the HAD
teal Party in the State Of New York. Already SIX
Of the state Executive Committee have announced
themselves for GREELEY and against GRANT How
many more will follow, time can only tell But
it is possible number more have already done SO
also who do not wish to make ths lr position known
40 early in the campaign.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

There 10 now no split in the Democratic Party
10 Kent county, and our vote IN November Will
be that much stronger than 1t was two years ago
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

ALL FOB 0RKELKY "A letter to citizen from
q lady in the Shenandoah Valley, who has been
for Grant. says everybody is now enthusiastic Tor
Greeley and Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

In Dsl.vsre we have heard of three prominen
Democratic who say they will not vote tor dree'e.
or Grant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Farn,ture and v enitjan Rllnds
]. 81. N. HARMAN.

J. Il J. N. HARMAN,
No. 40 KING STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
- Niininston sad The : sSrrosadiss country
~ that ~ eontihas % - sApfAcfssr ard keeQ
~ on hand at our isrgs snd long sstsblished
consisting Of Mahogany, Rosewood aud Walnut
Furniture. suitable for psrlor. dining-roo and
Our assortment ofFurnitar Il a large endv .rlsd
- can be found In and all articles sold u
our establishment are warranted - represented.
made to order and kept constantly % band. W.
Also msnufacturs and constsntly keep . large q
sortmsnt ofSprins. He'll. Noe; sla H.es net!rsss
%. ). = IN. MA80AN.
ipl 40 xing etfeet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
2aper 8augiu9s.
DON'T BUY

or thu Latest Styles sad Patterus. when ..oo
dispose OF at the Lowest Prices, Papsl .snt Il
neatly executed. Experienced Workmen S.Sm
any part OF the State.