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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

The following curious advertisement ap-
reared in one of the Cincinnati papers the
other day "Personal-W anted--The I'M
dersigned, a healthy young man, unable to
procure other employment at which he can
make an honest living, desires to inform pro-
feSsors of medicine and surgery that he will
submit himself to experimental operations
of almost any description for reasonable
compensation. Address Viviscction, box
25I0."
The Burkesville Sentinel says Mrs. Eliza
Wallace. the wcll-known war-hospital nurse
and matron, is destitute. Contributions for
her relief may he sent TO the care Of DR.. j.
p. Mettancr. Worsham's post-office, Prince
Edward county, Va.
The row between Brazil aud the Argen-
tine Confederation has beeu settled. These
two countries will now enjoy LONG and Un-
interrupted peace of about fifteen days.
Comanchc Bill has had ovcrturcS from
Louisville to 20 there and break up the whis-
key corner.
The latest definition of 4 gentleman is ga
nln who en- put on Il clean collar without
being con-piclIoua.H
Charles AStor Rri>tcd ("Carl BcnSon'') is
the richest literary man in America, having
an income of SG0,o0O Il year.
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Mr. Greeley5 brothers and sisters have
placed Oh record IN .hc Surrogatc's Court o'
N"w York paper i'll which the following
paragraph occurs:
I've particularly hereby release or dis
cnsr.c any claim or right which wc, or
either Of IL. may iEye under any will at any
imc made hy the said Horace Greeley, and
stimulate and agree not 10 contest the will OF
sid Horace Greeley lie Oh tGc 10Th of No
,cubrr. 1872; and We hereby consent that
HE same nav be proved by the Surrogate OF
Wc.,cae>ter county, n. Y; and we re-
ucuncc all right OF interest undcrany sill Of
aid Horace Greeley"
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SUICIDE OF AN INMlGRANT.-Mr. William
b. Shupa, of Montgomery county, Pa, p,lr-
chased the Lebanon White Sulphur Springs,
in Augusta county, about seventeen miles
from this city, and went there TO reside, be-
coming citizen highly esteemed for lis in
tc-ritv and kindness Of heart. Not long
since his business affairs became Involved,
and he went to Philadelphia to strtightcn
them. While there Il security debt for
$40 600 was unexpectedly brought against
him. and still further involved his affairs. In
dcs,ajr of the prospect he got pistol, and
one night last week went to bis room, ana
!. ing on the bed, shot himself. He was deao
when found Stanton Ttndicdt0r.
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nJyROSADALIS! ROSADALIS!
READ AND DESPAIR no LONGER!

GOEDUSSvILLE. VA. March :. lsGa.
Gentleucn,--Our customers speak In the highest
praise of the merits of Rosaalis.
Wc have i lady living not over five hundred yards
from our store who. on account of an invcierate
disease of the scalp had not been able for three
wears TO comb her hair oith The codTSeSt comb, her
head being perfect scab, and who now after using
few bottles of Rosadalls. can dress her hair with
fine comb with pcrfcc: freedom from pain.
we will have to order your medicine by the gross.
in order TO supply the demane. Very respectfully,
dc lI-codow CRAVEN & Co., DrheelstS.
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n~I7@ ELEGANT CHRIST NJ 4 S AND
NEW-YEAE Observation-Disclosures HAND
KkRCHlEFS. GLOVES, NkCK-SCARFS, FANS.
Fol; THE HnLlnAYS.-rHOMAS r. PRICE &
CO. have just received great supply Of new and
beautiful goods for PRESENTS, &c:
Ilcinmcd aud Embroidered Iiandkcrchicfs. in boxes,
for brides;
Initial lTaudkcrchicf;: 1IandkCrchicfs In fame!
boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
Misses and Boys IandkcrChicfs:
Linen and Lace sets In endless variety;
Lace Collars and Sleeves. Kid Gloves.
Sper,iid Party and Bridal Fans. Roman Scarfs.
SILK Neck1ic for ladies. with many other article
Ce Is L. Ii. PRICE & 60
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I@ GREAT ATTRACTION
At RBIGGS'S BAKERY
707 MAIN STREET.

Don't fail to call
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY. 7O7 MAIN STREET.
ORNAMENTAL CAKES
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
AT BRIG S'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
THE GRAND DUCHESS
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7O7 MAIN STREET
ALL KINDS OF CAKES
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
FAMILY CAKES baked and ornamented
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
PARTIES SUPPLIED
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
BRANCH STORE AT 425 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD STREET.
(dn III
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spEcaAr. NOTICES.

H GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AMI
NEW-YEAR.
WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE no BUY 1T
GOOD AND USEFUL ARTICLES FOR
PRESENTS.
Handsome EMBROIDERED ANDKEHCHIEFS
CHIEFS,
Elegant LACE and CROCHET TIDES.
SATCHELS,
POCKET-BOOKS and PURSES,
FRAMES for photographs.
CARVED WOOD CARD-RECEIvERS:
JET, GILT, and GoLD-PLaTED JEWELRY
GLOvE-BoXEs,
Neutrality-suspicious.
WORK-BoXES,
CIGAR-BOXEs,
TEA-CADDIEs,
SHELL BOXES; -..--
KID, DOGSKIN. BUCK, and WOOLLEN
GLOVES and GAUNTLETS;
CIGAR-CAsEs.
SYMPHONIES,
HAND LOOKING-GLASSES,
POwDER-BOXEs,
SILK CARRIERS,
SLIPPER-PATTERNS,
HANDSOME FANS,
NUBlAS,
sHAWLs,
CLoAKs,
sACoUEs,
FURS.
FINE SOAPS,
CULGATE'S and PHALON'S HANDKERCHIEF
EXTRACTS,
TABLE-CLUTHs,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS,
BLANKETS:
PIANO, MELODEON, TABLE, and STAND
COVERS:
Handsome CASSIMERE9,
VESTISGS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS, and COLLARS and
SLEEVES;
Fine CORSETS,
RUGS.
WINDOW-SHADES and CURTAINS,
and hundreds of other articles,
all Of which can bc seen by calling at
LEVY BROTHERS,
dc Is 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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The Boston Globe says: :" And now 1t APP
pears that black pepper Is aduiterated WIN
soapsione sawd,lst, increasing the weight
rapidly. We haven't heard what soapstone
saw dust is aduterated with yet"
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MT FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP.

MEADE 6 BAKERS importation OF med!cl'
uallv pure COD-LIVER OIL. full supply just In
store. Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
livers since the LIST of September.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
M 90 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

Isaac 3. Bass is appointed route agent be-
tween White sulphur Springs and Hinton,
W. Va, on new service. The name and site
1T Xicr's store, Westmorcland county, Va,
il changed 10 Macliodoc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN-EETa
~ TISr,-ofice 723 Main street, Rich-Su1in
,noud Sa.-iuring the short days may DC louhe III
his Office from 3 A. NJ. To r. Al.
All Operations IN dentistry performed In the best
manner. - Is e. tho
painless extraction Of teeth. de s-eocSn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A dispatch received
here yesterday announced that a shooting
ati,rav had occurred on Hoblitzell's works,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio line, few miles
above the falls. A young man named Charles
Piatt was shot three times, once near the
heart. He is reported to be in critical
condition. Charleston w Td.) Courier.
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EsSE slE LETTERS,

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFFlCE DECEM-
Bi:E -. iS7".
Persons calling Tor letters In This list will please
say SdycriiI.d.'' If not called for in foitr weeks
they will he sent 10 the Dca-Lcttcr Office In wash
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FEED.
~
HEREWITH TAKE PLEASURE in

T HEREWITH TAKE PLEASURE in
l. informing my friends and the public gene
rally that shall he prepared to OPEN A SCHOOL
FOR INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING; &C.
Having passe,i the greater part OF my studies III
ihe Academy of Art at Berlin. and besides having
a long practical experience In all the different
branches of the fine art with confidence say
that am able to satisfy every demand asked OF my
profession in the way Of DIR AWNING, PAINTING
In OIL, WATER-CtLORS, &c
TERMS OF TUITION For II session of three months
1.-TWO nght-essons per week., $3.50, payable In ad-
vance.
Time for instruction: For ladie-. Tuesdays ana
FRIDAYS from 10 o'clock 1t night for gentle
men, Mondays and Thursdays.
Extra lcsso MS during the day In drawing, paint
ing in oil and water ctlors. 81 per hour.
Special attention of mechanics who desire In
structlon In architectural drawing Is called to this
advertisement
For further information call at my studio, Sc
venth street between Broad and Marshall.
WILLIAM kOPSkE,
de p-codIm Professor Of Fine Arts,
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OFFICIAL.
HIT Y r a X + S /.
CRY COLLECTORS orrnEi


CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND. November 20, 1871,
This office will he open daily from o'clock 4. d..
10 O'Clock =. VI. from the FIFTEENTH TO
THE TlnRTY-FlissT OF DECEMBER SEST.
inclusive. for tho purpose OF receiving from any
person who has already paid one-baif oiiiy OF tEe
CITY TAXES charged % him me Remaining naii,
ON REAL AND Personal PROPERTY,
and that ten per rent; Will be added 70 tne
amount Of said remaining half OF the tax charged
In every c1sc where the party assessed shall IAN 10
pay said remaining half within the time 50
limited
but In case any person having failed TO pay In
the mouth OF June Ofls-haIf az the city taxes Cue
from such person SHALL fail TO pay The whole
amount thereof on or before The tiirty-irsf az 81
December there staI. nc addcd twenty Ier csat.
mon the amount of the tax 80 remaining due.
ON PERSONAL BILLS
1.-THE Collector shall Annually make out list Oh
the taxes other than real estate which remain mn,
colIrctcd with tIlf names of the persons ehafgen
with such taxes placed alphabetically: which list
shall be verified by his oath. aud delivered by him
In fine Auditor on or before the rst day OF Ferasry
aud copy thereoi shall he posted nj the front dor
III ri i,otryf JOHN +. RRt.SaUIT.
un ao,in, Gi.y Collector.
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MI DECEMBER. 49,.

NI7' DECEMBER, 1872.
NEW SrAWLS. CL0AkS, AND DRESS GOODS.
T. Il. PRICE & co. are opening daily
STRIPED and Bi,UCHE SIiAWLS,
SACQuES, plain and trimmed
ROMAN SCARFS. GUIPUHE CArES,
BLANkET-SHAWiS: SATTEENS. all shades;
OTTOMAN CLOTH. REPS. EMPRESS.
IRISH POPLINS. FRENCH cAS1MERES,
BLACK AMI COLORED SILKS,
GRO-GRAlNS, &C.,
MOURNING GOODS, great variety:
LONG and SQUARE BLACK Tibet SHAWLS.
FL CANT CACiIhMERE SIIAWlS.
LANkETS. FLASNELS. COTTONS,
MERiNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
GLOVES. CORSETS, -
New FRENCH and AMERICAN PRINTS, sc.
de lC T. X. PRICE CO.
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BOOTS, SHOES. dc.

lust RECEIVED, CHILDREN'SnsRg
~ PATENT LEATHER BOOTS: chi.
dren's fancy SHO ES of various kinds: boys'S ~
fine CALF BOOTS. long legs: ladies'
SHOES and CATERS In great variety; all OF
which are very suitable for Christmas presents. Ds
below Fourteenth, on
do JOHN C.I AtTE- JR.
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MT HO! FOR GILL'S BAKERY!
$50 BROAD STREET.

CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKES!
Nothing but best material used.
We sell at the lowest figures; don't fail to see us
before buying.
The best FRUIT and POUND-CAkE ever made
In Richmond
The finest ICED and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
to be found anywhere.
Wedding and other parties specially; all kinds
of Pyramids made to order.
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked and Iced at short
notice.
Extra MINCE and other kinds of PIES FOR
Christmas Come and see lis and leave your orders
de l4-l5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

NJ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED By
express those extra quality DOGSKIN GLOVES
for gentlemen. Those who have been waiting can
now bc supplied.
dc Il LEVY BROTHERS.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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w CHRISTMAS GOODS!
CHRISTMAS GOODS

We have just received large additions to our as
sortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
In all the new and peculiar shades Also,
Handsome assortment of BRIDAL and PARTY
FANS,
Elegant display of LACES,
LACE COLLARS, LACE HANDKERCHlEFS
LACE SETS, from CSC. TO $50;
Immense stock of FANCY BOXES;
Great variety INITIAL and EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFs, in fancy boxes;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S NECKTIEs;
SCARFS and HANDKERCHIEFs In endless va.
rlety;
One two, and threc-button KID GLOVES. all
colors:
together with great many
FANCY ARTICLES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Call early ut
deli CAEDOZo, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
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The General Assembly of Virginia.
FR1pAy, December 90. 1872.
SENATE.

senator QuESENBERRv IN the CHAIR.
PRAYER by Rcv.J l.. Burrows. ID. D., OF
lbc First Baptist church.
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LEAVE or ABSENCE

was granted McSSrS. CElTz for four days, ST
ions, WALLER, SERIOUS, SSlDow, LAsSlTER
L. i. CARTER, PAIGE, Cox, HILL, DONALD
Bl,uor. one day each.
Mr.. BAGwELL asked for leave for the mem
Der from Richmond city OR. Dolby.
MIR. DooLky said he didn't want leave.
Mr. MATTHEW asked leave for the member
from AcconEtc (Mr. BAGwELL) for the re-
a3ajnGer Of The session. Laughter
Mr.. RAGwEll. said he couldn't consent 10
Lave his friends for 50 long Il time. The re-
quest was withdrawn.
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DENTESTR Y.

CAPTAIN Ezekiel Alexander. schooner Fred.
FRYE. Z. L. VAN LEW, Postinaste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-06

parte adelanta sus fronteras por el pals
citado, y por otra los musulmanes y
los judios de las provincias occidental
les de la China Sc agitan hasta ei case
de creerse en- un pr6xlfno & inminen-
te levantamiento: 81 llega saltar la
primera chispa Sc propaganda inme-
diatamente q la mayor parte de los es-
tados musulmanes que Inglaterra tie
ne en- la India. He aquf los motives
que la soberbia Albion tiene para no
estar muy tranquila respecto a este
particular.
En- L6ndres hubo ell dia 3 IN mee-
ting en- Ell cual Sc dieron mueras q
Gladstone, 4 los Lores, y seoyeron
los gritos de mo mas mon,rquial
lque la propiedad sea de todos. y Sc
califc6 a la familia real como uni san
guijuela del pueblo. Con este nDtivo
Sc han hecho algunas prisiones.
El general Grant, segun los Iartes
recibidos, ha triunfado en- el Eimer
escrutinio para la election de resi-
dente de los Estados- Unidos no
queda duda de que seguira atro
amos mas siendo presidente dc la
gran Repdblica.
Ell Uorresponsal. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-06
Correspondencias del 'Boletin."
Paris, Is DE NovIEMBRE DE 1871

Aquf vuelven s reproducirse con
mayor insistencia los manifestos ex-
poniendo proyectos de reformas de la
constitution del Estado, mereciendo
especial mencion el que publica en-
uno de sus dltimos ndmeros ell peri6-
dico LG Presse. En- 81 sc consigna que
el gobierno del cuatro de setiembre
de 1870, que en- la actualidad 10 es de
hecho, debe reconocerse como de de-
recho, confriendose en- este caso el
poder a un presidente que ejercera
sus atlas funciones por espacio de
cuatro amos. 81 Ell presidente fallecie-
re en- este tempo, Sc encargara de la
primera magistratura de la nacion la
Asamblea 8 el vice-presidente hasta
tanto que Sc veri6que la nueva cleo
cion. Segun el proyecto indicado, que
sc atribuye 4 un hombre importante,
pues fnuchos Green es uno de los &C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-06


Pero, en- fin, los diputados ultra
reformistas de Puerto-Rico aunque
no consigan resultado PRACTICE algu-
no de sus mociones legislativas y de
sus batallas parlamentarias, daran
muy malos ratios al Ministro de Ul-
tramar y acabarAn por sumarse con
los impacientes que desean hacer
hueccs en- ell ministerio para ocupar
las vacantes, de modo que constitu-
yen una constante levadura de des-
composition en- ell seno de Ia mayo
ria y que lejos de ayudar q los mi
nistros en- los condictos que encuen-
tren, han de gozar en- ellos y provo
car su ruina. ST ell Sr Gasset perse-
vera en- su Knea de conducta patri6-
tica respecto a las cuestiones de Ul-
tramar y quiere defender su cartera,
aunque no sea orador, aunque tonga
una vida polftica bastante accidental
da, ell Sr. Gasset podra burlarse de
laborantes, reformistas y filibusteros
que 10 hagan la oposicion, porque
tendra su favor a todos los verda-
deros espanoles que le apoyaran, 4
parte de que el Sr, Gasset tiene bas-
: pF-s --@~m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-02
Supervisors Of Election.

Hw'il he seen from an advertisement in anolh.
OF eo'omn' by Hon. Joshua s. Valentine, that su-
pelVasofs OF election have been appointed tor the
.''' .d' 3D. 4sh AMI 10th wards OF this city; and
TOT tne Democratic Hundreds in this COUNTY and
Kent and Sussex counties.
This seems strange to the reader. no doubt a.
1t Old to US. In reply to our questions as to the
reason Tor this course Mr. Valentine said he had
appointed Supervisors only for the districts where
application was made for them. Ii the names of
good substantial men were sent to him by respect.
able citizens he would nominate such gentlemen
to the Judge who would appoint them Supervisors.
We have heard Of no applications as yet for
appointment BY the Democrats. And can give
no information or advice as to the best policy to
be pursued. The Chief OF the Supervisors informs
us that the duty OF these officers will be to give
information Of any unfairness or irregularity in
the Congressional election, and certify to govern.
msnt officials at Washington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-02
4ottees.

ssa.:,::.i Fl d sy!'5ess:c
sioner for the District Of Delaware hsvinS besn
duly appointed and qualified by tie U. s 7ircu;,
I9ar'' iof the said District as Chief Su,ervisor az
Eiestons for the said District under and by virtns
,nf act 9t Congress in that behalf made and pro
videi. and application having been duly made A.
Two Supervisors Of Election Tor each hupdrsd or w.
ting precinct to act at the election Of Renresa,ts
i've TO congress to be held on the 5tb dav III M .
vembe.. IN the following hundreds and yotine nre.
CITY OF WILMINGTON.
For the First. Second, Third. Fourth and Tenth
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
New Castle Hid. White C,.v ,,r..l us
East 81: Georges lid. West ST. Georesa ia
Norm Appoquink Hid. South Appoquinimink Nd
KENT COUNTY.
East D1yer Hd. West Dover Hd
>'''" "uruerkili Hd. South Murderkill Hid.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Upper North West Fork rIa Broas oas t1.el k,r Hi HI
lower North West Fork lid. Little Creek lid.
Dagsborough Hd I;oorootaw oyyy'n no
Indian River HID KaI,mo,a H. aAu'
One OF each Of said Supervisors to be- of N. RI
publican party, and one Of the Democrats nav
Notlce hereby given that the updersisned. M
ueh Chief Supervisor, II be at his ONCE IL the T.
i; sus.om House IN the city Of Wilmington from
nendatlons for the designated appointment Of such
supervisors. j. 8 VITEVTIVTir " s3o"
Wilmington. Nov. .. ls72 '''''''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-02

The controversy over the question whether
there was ever real historical character named
William Tell, must be considered as definitely
settled since the Historical Society Of the Old
Swiss Canons, after careful investigation oi
the subject, have come to the conclusion that the
we'll known story Of the patriotic Switzer's fear
less defiance Of tyranny is fable. They sor-
rowfully say that Tell never refused to Lift his
hat; never fred At an apple on his sons head.
though the very cro&bow with which the deed
was done is exhibited at Zurich; never spoke
his speech in the defie at Kussnacht and finally
and most conclusive Of all, that there never was
Landvogt Gsaslsr, nor a William Tell. Thus
are our most cherished illusions ore by one dis.
PEELED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-02
The Horse Disease.

This scourge has assumed alarming proportions
In Philadelphia within the last two days, and it 10
said that some half dozen of the railway compa-
MES will, in consequences, suspend operation on
Sunday. On Several Of the lines many cars have
already been Withdrawn. while the interruption
OF other transportation is very great. The reports
show that about 1900 cases developed in the prin-
c'pal stables ON Friday. The Press says. one con.
ISOLATION is vouchsafed us in the opinions OF the
best surgeons. that, with the present favorable
weather, the disease cannot exist much longer il
the proper care and treatment be bestowed upon
the aninAlh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-02

CHICAGO hardly knows herself. Like the little
old womah whose dog refused to recognize her,
that city is utterly bewildered, dazed and lost
Under the new liquor law she has had what the
papers call ''sober Sunday" and does not know
what to make Of 1t. The temperance advocates
have urged the Mayor to enforce the new liquor
law strictly. The saloon keepers are holding in
dignaton meetings. The saloons OF the latter
display at the doors all sorts Of ridculous devices
as u bottle draped III mourning. with = bucket Of
water below. and the iuscript sn. "Halp yourself,
boys and others. The number of smart gamins,
apparently IDLY sitting on sundry barrel heads in
a policeman come round the corner, than these
boys slide off their barrel ~ quietly turtle on
a log. and disappear There are no back doors of
dram shops open when that policeman passes
around soon after. To any one who wishes to ap.
peal FROM Chicago drunk to Chicago sober, now is
the time. and he had better be In hurry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-02

A. the day OF election approaches. the duty Of
every Democrat becomes more and more ap-
parent. Nothing should prevent any member
Of our tims-honored organization from going to
the polls ond recording his vote for Greeley and
Brown. They are the regular and recognized
nominees Of the party. They represent princi.
plss that are dear to every Democrats hsart. and
which a1e inseparately connected with the glory
and proposision of our common country. Lei
othing-businsss, weather, apathy or anything
sIss-keep the Democracy from the ballot.box
Every vote j. Of vast importance. and not Z
single Democratic soldiar should fail 70 answer
70 nus nap1s when the roll 10 called on Tuesday
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-02
The Terrible Horse Disease,

In Buffalo there are not we'll korses enough 10
carry merchandise through the streets. Boats on
the Erie Canal from one end to the other are tied
up, AMI thousands of tons of produce cannot
reach market. In Rochester the Common Council
has established regulation for hand-carts, there
being no horses to truck goods. and it il with din
Guilty that they can be obtained to attend funerals,
lhe President OF tho United States has sent in.
structions to our Consuls on the Canadian line to
prevent the further importation of diseased horses
There are probably $4,000 sick horses in New
York and Brooklyn to-day, The disease travels
in the air, and seems to attack about one-third Of
the horses in stable at the same instant Then
Others Come down by degrees. It EXHIBITS three
phases the catarrhal, rheumatic. and CASTRO cry
sipeaous and all termed epizootic Influenza