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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
For the Delaware Gazette.
Whore 10 the City S!op Wagon i?

The writer has an impression amounting to
aim recollection Of r, aiding III the Council
proceedings some three or four weeks ago, of
the passage of a resolution for the removal of
garbage from private residences throughout
the city Has any thing been done in the mat
ter? Members Of Council must be aware that
the present season of the year. above all 9TH
ers. is prolific in the production of trash that
the ash gatherers and private s,op-m-n re-
fuse to touch, and the laws and common de-
cency prohibit being thrown into thu. streets,
but a large portion Of which does find its way
into the streets nevertheless from the necessity
| for Its removal soane e'ohspe. The hogs were
| dirty sravengers. bat we might have held on
to them until provided with some better sub
| stittte. Ii the city authorities intend to grant
US any relief in this matter. they should move
at once, as the public convenience, and what
| Is OF far more importance-thp public health -
,,npsratirely demand H. Most of Us think the
city taxes sufficiently high to justify the extra
expense-but ii they are not, let ctntribu
ton be taken up. Everybody will give some
thing toward such an object,
GEO. W. HUMPHREY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

DEcEAsED.-Just before going to press to-day
we received the intelligence Of the death of Capt
Samuel Jefferson, of this county, which took
place at his residence near Port Penn yesterday
Capt Jefferson stood high i'll the estimation OF
the people of Delaware. He was several time
run by the Democratic party for important offices
and in 1862 was candidate for Governor.
At the last county meeting vt New Castle h'
was called to preside as temporary cha irman ant
rom Appearances enjoyed better health than usu
a. His death was therefore not looked for by hi
friends, and the news thereof will be received will
great sorrow in all parts of the State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Sheriff. safe.

BY virtue Of = writ of "snditinni Exponss. to ne
iirected will be .xposed to Public ale. At thu
:.staurant I Charles H. Nye. at th- corner Of
Gx,h aud Market streets. in the city of " Whining
IN THURSDAY. 1lth day % July. 1872. at ~
O'Clock. 4. NJ.
rhs following describ Il Personal Property, VIZ:
\ lot -. Qaeenswars. Gltssware. Silverwtre Ia
Ne Mirrors. frunes, b.,ck-ts. ,i.s Fixture.
snam Heater Stove. Carrets. Oil Cloth. Mating
fire Proof safe Cooking t-nsiIs Wins-. l. qnnrs.
'ot of f,rocer,es, Jeiii-s Sc tot of Billiard FIX
ures, \ Bed,teat. M,ttr-ss. Ch amber Suit. Stove
ec tov-,h ~ with "ther articles.
Eei1ed AMI taken in ex cutou rs the property of
haries II. Nye. ard 70 be sold hv
JAMES ARMSTRONG Sher e.
SheriG's Office. New Castle. Del June -. lel- ,yl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
What Investments PayBest :?

The comparative proftablensss OF vsrious Sc.
-urics dilereut prices is illustrated IN the toll
owing ntmorsndl: -.
''o" sssGfs say. ss-ll o,l
aa u :. 5-.0's bearias 4 per ceot. Yoii io-
terest. will yield. 10 ten years, =" gri''' '1 %
Add principal and Interest ose'h..,s' 10 ~
sle0O will bay Of New Unitsi States lives s:'bu"
900 New United States Fivss. bearing
per cent. gold interest, Will .teid. An
ten years in gold. 40"
zl.su uun
or raiiroai CT ,anuieipal i et ccat SD toais
selling in Tue lAalket. al % currency
tluD will buy say. slueo u"
WV YEAR "' stia ~
Add PRINCIPAL and int crest sothor. $50 ~
seliine ia the market. at % curfene. -, -,
$1,000 " i'll buy, say. :. sluso"
IN .en years, IN gold. Ms"
s7,s o
OF Northern Pacific, Railroad $50 gold bonds now
sefiing at par. in c0fveacy.s = .. -
SlUO " i'll buy SiuU w
in teu years. in gold. 80 w
$3.50 a
We are selling the
Northern Pacific 7-3O Cold Bonds
.E ATPAR ANc INTEREST.
JNo. McLEAR 4 SOW, BAMkERs
Goa MARKET STREET.
jaAN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Radical Corruption in Pennsyivani

Radical Corruption in pennsylvania
The Commercial of this city lauds the Radical
Candidates on the State Ticket in Pennsylvania
and urges their election, notwithstanding many of
the most respectable newspapers of its party IN
that State denounce the nomination of Hartranf'
for Governor as one not worthy to be made The
readers of the Philadelphia Press. no doubt con-
cur in the opinion expressed through that journal
BY Col Forney. Here are q couple of paragraphs
from the Press to which call the especial at :
tention Of the Commercials
"The apologsts for the infamous Treasury Ring
beg the question: 1t may he difficult to connect
Simon Cameron with Robert w Mackey as it was
for the outside world to define the exact relation
between Faxin and the 'Artful Dodger, hut what
We charge and what we have proved ia that there
has been a Wholesale speculation with the money
OF the sinking fund by the State treasurer, and
that Audltor-jeneral John F. Hartrantt has, from
his official position. necessarily been cognlztnt OF
this state OF affairs, ii not actively participant
in It,"
III the Cameron wing maiutaius its power III
the Auditing o lice and State Treasury, and can
lay its heavy han on the great seal OF the Com
monwealth by pocketing the servie tool whom
they ask the people to elect Governor, this. anc
other schem IS like it hereafter to be connected
Will be carried on to msapply the cheerfuliy-paid
taxes OF disgracei and piu dered people Is Il
essential to preservation OF the vital forces OF tht
Republican party that such schemes shall succeed
H ,uest Republicans must answer this question at
toe ballot-box in October"
Certainly Mr.. Forney knows that his part.
ticket deserves defeat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Grant and Sayies J. Bowen-crant
az q SWindler.
lshington Transcript.

From the Washington Transcript.
In November. 1868, Gen. Grant entered into a
sesle contract with ]. Bowen. then Mayor OF
this city, witnessing that he had sold to said Bow
his residence on l street, which had been pre-
sentsd to h,m by A. T. Stewart. Moses II. Grin
nell, Thomas Murphy, Gen. Butterheld. and other
citizens OF New York future residence for
himself and his family. The price named IN the
contract with Mr. Bowen was $4,000 This con-
tract WAS duly recorded among the land records OF
thus District, and will be found IN Llber ID, No. !,
folios l51, SC.
Having heard of this sale and the failure of its
consummation, We took the trouble tn examine
the record, and nnd the contract dated Nov. u,
1868. and signed by "k,ibourn & Latta, agents for
Gan. U 5 Grant," ~ S Grant" and "S. }. Bow
en-" On the contract is a receipt duly signed aud
stamped, for u, 900, which appears to have been
PAID as "earnest money" OH the signing OF the pa.
per The contract goes on to state that, for the
sum OF io,OO0. the party of the first part (Gen
aranp has sold lots and I. Ia square 56O. the
coadit'ons OF payment leing $1,000 ON executing
the contract, $4,000 on March 10. 1869. lat which
time Possession was to bs given Mr.. Bowen,) and
the remainder $50, ,O0O) in ten years. with interest
the rate OF psr cant. per annum.
With this contract On recort unannuied; with
the 81, 900 paid him by Mr. Bowen in his pocket
0en Grant. assuming military preroxative, sub
eequtntly sold the property to Gen. Sherman fol
$4,000, received the cash, and executed and de-
!ivered deed for the conveyance OF the same
thus pocketing $25.O00 more than he was to hav'
.,o,a Ooweu, VINO was ioKSuy nuu houesuy ca"
tied n the property. and could have compellet
Zen. Grant to have dee ed it to him, even afte
he had dee ie. it to Gen. Sherman, had ne chosel
to resort to the courts for Justice!
Ar. Bowen had been put to consid rabls ex
pence Tor searching title, executing and recordin
papers, aud Gen. Grant had had the use OF tn
$1,000 Tor nve months before it was repaid Nc
apenny Of tins has ever been refunded, and nov
We understand, Gen. Grant absolutely refuses
pay the interest on the $1,000. or any of the e'
p0Q6oo which Mr. RnGaO incurrei- although h
nas several times be IN requested to do so
Gould meanness go further than this Il the
oas,ness man in this city any other commun
Who would DO guilty Of such u dirty, dishono
Aoe action, and be suffered to remain in Il
nsighborhoodP
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

WHAT NExT.--At the meeting of the Cosmo.
politsn Conference, held in New York on Sunday
Mr.. Henry Evans delivered an address crlticising
Christianity from Positivist's standpoint. In
.he course of his remarks he styled the system a
mare outgrowth of Buddhism and its doctrine u
mere Asiatic nightmare. Various speakers re-
piled with opposing ideas. one Of whom called
marriage an intolerable nuisance.
And this in the nineteeath century. in ths
most Christian cout try OF the world.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

COMMENCEMENT week at Yale College was
opened on Sunday by the Baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class by President Porter. He
took "Cuture as Related to Religion as his
thsme, and closed his discourse by the customary
farewell aldress to the graduating class. The day
ras delightful, and there was large audien ce
present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

aoINo FOR 6RRRLRY "A letter has been writ
sn 't oy Mr.. W. N. 8 .undsrs, prominen coIored
St'aen aud custom-house officer of Baltimore. to
non. Henry StockbrdRe. chairman of the Balti-
more Delegation toths late republican convention,
!etarninx thanks tor the honor conferred by pac-
ing his name ON the Grant electoral ticker for
AAsyaAad, and declining the ne.-Ba!tinsoye Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Crant'slpdjan Policy.

SAN Francisco, July 8. The Araches from
Gran, reservation who made treaty with Gen
eraI Howard about month since, have left he
reservation with the avowed irtention Of eoir
on the war path. Troops are in pursuit. May
| depredatons are re ported.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
ON THE WAR PATH.

SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-The Apaches from
Grant Reservation. who made treaty with
q neral Howard about a month ago. have left
the reservation with the avowe1 intention OF go
ing UPON the war path. Troops are in pursuit
Many depredations are reported
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

The second story Of the theatre will con
tain, in pendant canvas, properly ornament
ed, quotations from WashingtOn's farewell
address
The florist who will ornament the interior
the theatre In Phiadelphia where General
Grant was renominat~d Portraits Of wash
ington, jefferson, Jackson. Charles Carroll
and Henry Clay (queer enoueh) ara to he dis
tributed among the DECORATIONS. Tn" interior
decorations Of Fnrd's Opera House will not
cost above 81. 500 or $4,000.
The hotel attaches were kept busy, and the
dispensers of cool liquids had a. much rs they
| could do to satisfy the demand upon them
Amid the throng might be noticed many OF the
| sporting fraternity who are always to be found
| in large crowds. The introduction of the Greeley
| fam consisting of An oval, containing . likeness
| OF Greeley with long white fringe. being an sx-
cslieut counterpart OF the philosophers head, WAS
| an event. They were eagerly purchased. and the
| boys selling them Piled 3 brisk trade.
| NEW AccEss1oNs.
| The Americus and keystone Clubs, of Phiiadel.
phia, accompanied BY brass baud arrived hers
At half past three this afternoon, and were met al
depot by several other clubs aud escorted to thei
hexdouarters It is understood that when the,
left home they were against dreelsy, or al least
large number Of them, but during their short sta.
: here they have been nearly all converted
/ THREE THINGS SETTLED.
AT teast three tniuHs "!o so,'o" A'e'' saa' O'o
, lev aud Brown will not be endorsed by smpi
resoi iution, but nominated in the regular way by
call OF the roll by States second. that August Be
, mont, for the last twelve years chairman of tn
= National Democratic Committee, will DO ousted
third, that Thomas Jefferson Randolph of Virgins
:. will be temporary, chairman Of the conveptiol
and either senator Hendricks or Gen. John
:. McClernand OF Illinois.
= Mr. Randolph is the son Of the former Governo
;. Randolph of Virginia. and grandson OF Pres'dei
= Thomas Jefferson, and lie now about 10 years {
10 age He was appointed by Mr.. Jefferson. in h
will, his literary executor. and was member
the constitutional convention of Virginia in lS5
4. CHANGED HIS MIND.
I'd Ex-Governor Randolph. Of New Jersey.
to quoted as one OF the most remarkable recent CO
IL versions to Greeley aud Brown.
n, A rryz,r
or The meeting Of the ooitess to-day st the h'
n OF the lsryfand Institute was . sigAal fahul
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Banquet to the irish Band

BosToN, July S.--t banquet given Ibis
evening TO the Irish National Band nv the Irish
citizens Of Boston.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

In the trial Of Slok, yesterday Tor the uiur-
der OF Colonel Iisk, the prisoner was himself
placed upon the stand ai.d examined at er' at
ength. .,;,erward- other witnesses for the
defence testified, among others the famous Miss
Josie Mansfield. Their evidence all went 10
show that the act of the accused rerpetrated
in -elf defence and under the belief that Fisk
was seeking to take his life.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
DAILY GAZETTE.

THr BALTIMORE CoSvESTIoS was called TO
,,st today at l2.M 1t wall be called to order
~ NJ Belmont. But it is probable nothing fur
III n will he done to-day than the se'ection OF per-
nsnept onicen si'f. - .'f,-t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

Madame Patti IS to have 5000 a month for
singing at 81 Petersburg next season; Miss
Nilsson 81 900, and Madame N"Ipini $4.509.
Miss Nilsson has just been paid 81 900 night
tor twelve night, at Diury Lam, and Madame
i'ttti has 5000 night All tnNrnt Garden.
Ma ian,e ptulna l.ucca is Ia have 5000
uonth in gold and I, benefit Tor singing in the
nit-d States during he coming s.asoli, aud
Miie. Fioretti, the dansru,e i, to have tG,OGu
a month at the Scala Theatre, Milan.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

meeting Of the National Liberal Executive
commitsss will be held IN New York city on Fri-
day next to devise measures to unite the two ele-
meuts in the support of Mr.. Greeley and secure
GOOD arrangements.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
A MOTHERS CRIME.
IL PoIsoNs HER THREE CHILDREN, AND THRl
COMMITS SUICIDE.

CLEVELAND, July S.-The wife OF Henry r.
South hworth. residing in Rockport township. eight
(boys), aged Q. :. and years, and then committsd
suicide by cutting her own throat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
o. Ed.

DIED.
JEFFERSON.-On Mon ay. July Sth. 1872. Capt
Samuel Jefferson. 10 the 7afh year of his age.
His friends are invited to 11end his funer from
his resdence. Port Penn. on Thursda,, the llth
inst. at l o'clock, p M.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

Camp Meeting.
meetisg Of tho Managers of Red Lion Camp
Meeting will be h Id in No res woods tt Es
DAY. Jul, 18th. 1872 at : o'csck. r. IN. when pro.
posals will be receyei for the privileges usux H.,
granted in connec ION with the camp meeting.
TN
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