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is a morbid, dark, bilious appearaut,t
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and adjoining parishes ti'a ain mS Coth
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Baskets always on hand anu ~ ~
prices for cash only. .sa with az
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horses can be secured at il'o".
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FOR sA1E-.,3o, 900 !9.5 a - ii, S
giles ut six dollars per '" LEVI
Foot ofthe hill S'''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
Pennsylvania Cenlrai Railroad,
l1KAA = -; e;:s, -,

After 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY. November 18th, Is.l.
Thetrains ofthe PeDnsylvania Central X. X. .ieay ~
the Depot. 1t 3lst and Market Streets, which is
reached directly by the Market Street Cars, the
last car connecting with each train leaving From,
and Market Streets thirty inmates before its depar-
ture. The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars run
within one square the Depot.
SLEsriNoCAK TIcxRrscan be lad on application
atthe Ticket Ohice. ortiz est corner of Mint hand
nutStreets. and atthe Depot.
AoENrs OF THE UNION CRAfsFER COMPANY will
f0rand deliver Baggage AZ the Depot. Ori.rs
eft at No. Nl Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Marx ej
street. will recsiyeattention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
SHELTE r Ed.


All. Rains ye may beat on my roof to night.
All. Windstye may howl at my door.
have gathered my lambs all safe in my sight.
And carefully counted them DER.
All. Clouds! ye may thicken and shut out the moor,
An. hide every star Of the night;
rheeyes that shine under sweet as the noon
And my heart is rs sunny and bright
Ah World you may frown, and never will car.
If / ever should feel it or see:
For the lips that love in the peace that they wear
Are smiling betwixt you and me-
All. Wrong! you may over my threshold depart
0fo, sacred an entrance to give;
And You never shall hear from MY HON. ar my
heart
A shadow ID any that live
All. Death ! have heard through the pe,ce of ,b,.
years t-1tlsoE as.....=
The fall Of The Diiless cloJ:
But the weariest feet have washed with NV tear.
Now rest I'D the city of God.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13

1t Is said that three ont OF every seven NATIVES
OF \ ernont emf crate To other States.
time vi the prizes offered at the Georgia State
fair was for darning stock ings
\ rural contemporary speaks ri the green
grass as Incoming quite conspicuous.
a Nashua infant has driven the first rail
hi collin. lie swallowed icu-peauy enc the
ot Ler day.
A boy of II runs a 5000 ea'and coffee bnsi-
LESS Al Fort Wayne. Ind, which he bullt ue
himself
Some of the member, If the Iowa Legs lauie
whnt the abolition hiIl 10 include future a- well
a. capital punishment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13


Att. lA. N. Leave Philsdelphia at ll.45 a. NJ.
and w''pSfsfsHN sRf9sNA BkANcH ri TRxiNs All a''''
additional to those above leave Clayton for
.lsS :a:;s :sa sas md :s' st.
FREiSHT TRAIN with P...snser Gar. at
tsched Will leexe WilminEton i2m A. n !; New
Castle. l.1G MiddletOwn, 225; Townsend, 2.45;
ClAyton. 3:l5 Dover 4.Gt Wyoming. 10, Felton,.
~: ~: assrins,cn. H SSs f..mins!os. Is; Bridge,
DsI: D:!::s =, 10 % ;er;si :sIlrs s.. @
mske connection with this train at Wilm,ngtsn;l
si:i;;!: s;;,;'IsE ~; ?s !sit:'t.s
w. .sSs.sa Haa:ssss ansss @ "a Ess: ss ~ s.a TiS" NJ.
Y & ri ;ayi :. .sd xdSSHsssn 81
sTSi: Train "i stop 70 ssiS " isSsssssss oily a.
Stations named. bat will set dowa passspvsss q any
isoPpias place; except Aars's Corner. State Road.
-'' 900 D1sSS scSSSNEcrIoNs. $
At TOWNSEND, VIII, the Kent County and Queen
Annes / Kent Railroads tor Kennsdyvills. Sud
lersyille and intsrmediate places.
Al CLAYTON, with the N. D. R. r. foP Ess-
Ton and tnsermediats places.
Milford. Usorsstown. Lsvss. ssd latersn sdisis
AfSS4iosp y,st ~ d. 4 ANR.R for F.d.r-
AfRRLAAK. sis6' do k!S. 3. B. for Salisbury.
P1pcsss Anne. CIis6ela.. Also for Berlin aud
''s'' '''''''' 90 the y !: kksh.Y. Sop.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
j. EMILIO HouAK!

EIfcrRnAL JOKE WITH \ sh9t tI.--An
nm'isng Innovation agtat,, certain Sacramento
lnungers, and it, operation i, thus cht,uicled Us
the BIB of that city: The authoriies At fhr
eiegfurh Office IN he passenger depot have ir-
cei we'd and nitmaed a very happy idea ot IT
tordint cheap and eff, ctua amusement To- lorr-
gers tlereabont. y box running the full leug h
OF the front OF the office the outside hts her
toiore furnished a tempting seat for the hahlt1,-.
lhi> las been covered with zine, which hes
been connected with the batteries that were con-
'aihe'l III The box. \ person >itttu. upon Ne
box without touching his hands thereto will nj
heel elect strictly, but il his hands drop the box
or her puts them on 10 assist him in rising /.
| receives such a sudden and astonishing shock -
sends him an unbelievable number OF feet ts.-
ward tue lofty roof and the adjacent river A Y
good day a person may some of these unier-
| tnnaves Unexpectedly struck with this dou,e-si-
| eate, lightning; describing tily ieet rarehaiA
in tie air. Inside oil the office an almost imptr-
ceptible wire conducts the electricity in rh, irru
| ham e Ola spacious armchair. \ large H.
| en&in sat down therein the other dav, and car
, ing luxurious Y back, he laid his hands uIeu
| tue arms, aud n that very instant he Wa -
| founded a, finding himseftrying 10 bun heir
thttush tbe ceiling The sequel IL hi, JOKE Is
not quite a. amusing as the story, for the A,-i--
tant Superintendent happened 10 take 4 seat in
| oneof the chats, and on his return Ia the ie,r
from his arial flight be dismissed some ef the
prattical jokers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
Philadelphia. Wilmington aud 6aiti-
more Railroad,
IQAR IT u ]11l. -.
TIME TABLE. ssl

Commencing AoEnAY AII.l s.h 1870 T,.,ns wiliis.v.
WIT-SAiL TRAIN - $40 4: NJ tsundass s1csptsd) tot
:.spss ps L.
Ton with stnyruA Branch ksiiroAd and Maryland ano
ps.s ~...r R.ro s..iord ..n DoroSs:ssr .% s%
va ns%ss .s Ed s.;'Is s
xpRsss TEAM a!Il.S A. N. (sundsys s.cspsss.) 10,
sSt III. 70, S. conn'c'' st vii
E1PkEss Train .saoo r: n. ssa.a.y: :.esp.sd,l OF
EEion. .Noi.h-sa... cn.siss.o~n. Ferry
:S a .s:Ssss: Rss
slan !. ,S. W.
%sssS S.:s.t E.:. s.S r.rr',s
rfss%A.i. we; Ts:iSIlso RON rsA1xx
sHHaHasrFE X. % M via ~ 4
AhA.s .sa xsSM s. 70 .!ss Nj Il: 4. q: ss
stop bssIssn ss Gos':s . sSd PaAAslpn'A On sunda,
rhfHs w.I'z21 1SD Salro ~ est4sAA TRAINS
s:Rpans And fA
Leave ted. Y E .' s's' 50 exc.
sst 's Ss'sd M Sss :.l II tssi. ..s
Pst Dspo. o ,. igosry: s.ssp,sa
@ @s - os.sa! Eaaa % % isf SAi'.a~iN's iNi'sSS isS n n
Trains leaving lrninston sls m and 400 p. m will
conscs sl Lamokin Junctioi with the 100 a. m and
AWp IN. trsins for fhiisdeipha and lltimsr. Cen.
tral Railroad.
THROU0H TRAINS FROA BALTIMORE,
.EAvE WILMINGTON Al lOS. l21O NJ 6.A3, 1890, P. b
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHII.
LEATE CHESTER a. las, 8.33, S45 and llOS 4. NJ.
l2.bs. 2.Al. A.A4, S.53, Oil, 7.66 and 1886 P NJ.
From Baltimore 80 Phiadelpha. Leave Baltimore ~ II
press 725P. N. Express 1910 P. 81 Expcess.
From Baltimore Dsposi'and dinssrmsd'ssessa.ioD
4ccontnodAsio2 ainfrom Port Dspos
tiflsatS II AN. fol Bait nd nsermsdiase
TRAINS FOE BALTixoRK. it7
Leave Chester Al l2uS and IL 4. and ass Pm.
Leave Wilmington 1881. aus W 4. H.. ass an
Al1P.n.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore ~ stopping AAgnona Perry
mans Aberdeen, HAvrs- ace Perry " s Cuaries
town. North 2ast. Elktonl Newark, stanton, New
po1'. wil@ins'0O (Cl ,ype1@ss Liswood and Chester
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
DR.. hoUARD.
A Letter from the Venerable Cap
tive--his Sunerings on the
Convict Ship.

The following extract from a priya letter nom
DIR. J. Emilio Houard 10 his bro,per DR. ! q,
Houard OF this city. will be read with interest i.y
those who src concerned in the fate OF the r.i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
WILMINGTON l. DALII
L MORE RAILROAD.

Z.
On and after WEDN ESDAY. October 18th. 1871.
q passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadeph,a at 800 p. M. tor Will
2ington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
signalled: Grays Ferry. 9.l2 y. In. Lazaretto $50
p m; Chester, 9.4l D. IN; 1Aamokin 45 p. N; Thur
p m; Ellersie, 10 0l8 p. M arrive WILMINGTON. 1870
m. !octDl - II. +. KINNEY. suDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13

SOuthtFH FlNFrUss, TUCINc '.Np-tSa, ErIe NINl'
and Buffalo 4 Niaksra Express leave daily. An.
jthcr trains daily except sunday
Dtrie Mail and Buffalo and Mag IRA Express leay-
.ng on saturday night. run only to Wilamsport
Cincinnati Express runs daily; on Saturday night.
only Running To- Harrisburg.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. except sunday. For this train tickets
must be procured. ana baggage delivered by 800
7. NJ. at ll6 NJ nrket street,
Sunday Train No leaves Philadelphia $40 A.
W.; arrives Paoii $40 A. NJ. sunday Train No. 2
caves Philadeiphia $40 p. 81. arrives Paoli 1.25
Sunday Train No. leaves paol 80 A. NJ; ar
rives .Philadephia S25 A. NJ. sunday Train No 2
leaves Paol 800 P. M arrives PhiadeIphl 6.lu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
'TMp TINE PUBLIC.

I am now getting mn a new Portal lie HEATER.
which for eAeapness ,iura bil and economy eann"'
be surpassed The inside heine of wT"agr, IRON
cannot expand or eak gas every part OF the heater
iexevyt tie cast ironl " manufactured under my
own apervison and made in the best manner II can
be kotten up ~ Tess pense than any othef heae'
~ '.e r-.-'>> - X. MORRISON.
msva.9m -t4geaiqsf +. aus SHIRLEY street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
CONVICT QUARTERS,


CADIz, April s. 1872
Ny Dedf BroAna--l finally reached here after
suffering the greatest agony mind and body. l
had severe attack OF sickness ON the voyag". ag-
gravated ty the hardship of my condition us 4
prisoner bnt am now better though sadly wreck
Il in appearance BY all the sutfenngs havs un-
dergone. My HAIR and beard a. II grows ou-
AGAIN, Is Winter than When 1t shaved of -.
Havana. SIX other prisoitsrs were chained Ike
myself. and some three hundred sick Span>h %
iiers were crowded into the hold ot TN. y-.. I
with US, ~ that the filth and stencil were fearil
and We were covered with the most luathstn q
vermn Chained with me young Gura. +
Havan', OF respectable family AMI .ntlre,
without means. pitIed him. and gave him pnif
OF my blanket to lie on, aud shared with him
what foo i could procure with uIun-v
On our ARRIVAL here my heavy chunS wer"
changed Tor lighter sha kes and these have II, W
been reIuuVed IN the prison. he Consul Las ie,
kim.lv ehieavor1ng to have me trans erred ito'n
| the convict pen to the common jail where wouid
| he better lodged. / learn thar We shall shortly
be sent tp the PRISON at Ceut. / endauyor to he.r
| all with rtsisnation, though tie thuugui of III
| poor chiEiren almost cra2,s me. l still i.upe la t
| my government Will not neglect me- and thar VI u
| Will seep II N mlnd ot me. | WAS certainly leg
| lSt-t'd ~ Mr Fox at cisnfurgO- tn 1865 br-id,-
the cert Ihcate of the Consulate at Trinidad oil IT,.
same ytlr which had
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
l1 u 4 =
PEhNSYl JANA CENTRAL r. f.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR PIT T s B IT r q
Amd all places in the West, SoutAwest aht
NortA@sst,
wruH SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE. ~

Thisline tords IN 81 qualle ed ucements To per-
sons sdesring cheap and peditors pass to he
West ana deserves particularly the attention OF all
such as desire to avail OF the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsyl lvania Central Railroad, with its cor.
Meeting lines, is by l3. miles the shortest route e
Chicago aud other prominent piaces in the estan6
is also the quick cheapest and best route to al
prominent places IN the Southwest and N0fyAwest.
Passengers are forwarded "a comfortable and air>
Passel er larnished with cushioned seats with
NOV backs. water tanks, stoves. in Wn.er and
with such ether as sarerequisIte for tn
comfort OF families.
Through ticketsa sold to al. promip en- pl ssiL
the West, Southwes and Northwest, at about hal
the usual iirst class fare.
Children under five years old Us free and hiidreL
betwee the ages offve and twelyt years pay Halt-
plice. -
with the passengers, Backgrounds ofbaggage car
led free TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays, and ticket
mu 4 be procured and baggage delivered atthe othce
No. 1l6 Market street, by 3O'clock, i.
by addressing the undersigned he will ,e-Tardb
return Qf Msij, iyss stoaasae aoircuiar containing
complete HVtee iGt, . map. o correct copy
Homestead Law .aad give such other inIormatlon M
may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK. Agent
oftha PENNEY ivan,a Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Market Street. Philadelph's
VAilaAsiNhss JWne "a. tss5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

.~sEn san. 1vrir wrDsysDAr DsTs AND SA'Vs-
Passengers booked 10 and frera .sy .ha,iway sta
ton or Seaport =. ,ir-at Britiau. Ireland. Nor
way, Swadep. Iamark. Germany. France. hol-
knd Belgiuk md The United States,
AT Lowest CURRENCY RATES
Cabin isFe IRON New York to Glasgow L,verneol'
Londonderry or Queenstown. 07S and ~0a, inter-
mediate. o33, Sieesage. 4SS.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties seudins for their friends In the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets ut reduced rates. For tur
ther particulats apply 10 the Agents hEND
son BROTHERS., Bowling Green. n. !. or 10
,aL,..asEeE " SAMUEL +, nEpIS: rUs,on
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-13

u ss3f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
TERMS--s2.O0 PER YEAR.
a hE Vol. "a, NO. 20.
--------'
Trial by Jury.

The acquittal of Mrs. Laura Fair
on her second trial is a sad common
tary on the uncertainty of trial by
jury. On former trial jury of her
peers found her guilty of murder, and
sentenced her to be hanged by the
neck until she was dead, dead.
Within a year a second jury of her
peers, listening to the same evidence,
and governed by the same rules of
law, finds her not guilty, and turns
her loose on the world, to play the
Crittenden game over again, if she
can find mddle-aged fool to sustain
the role of victim. All that the
world has gained by the two fair tri-
ais is reason in abundance fer dis
trusting the system of trial by jury,
as administered in the United States,
a volume of impassioned love litera-
ture, Astounding in "Dearests" and
"Darlings," and other favorite exag-
gerations of the middle>aged Iove-lu.
matte. If the verdict of the first lu-
ry was right, then the first one is
guilty of turning red-handed MUIR
deress loose upon the community.
1t the verdict of the last Jury is
right, then the first one is morally
guilty of murder in condem ming an
innocent woman. One or the other
of the two juries has been false to its
trust, and it concerns the public to
know why it is that, with the same
basis of evidence and law, two such
different results were obtained.
There is just one additional fact, so
far as we can ascertain, which may
have contributed to the last verdict.
Mrs. Fair, during the interval be-
tween her first and second trials, is
reported to have made $40 900 10
Yellow Jacket. The jury, doubtless,
found it extremely hard to brand
woman with so fair face and so fine
a head of hair, and the successful dip
into Yellow Jacket made it simply
impossible Missouri Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA, 25,OOO!!
Ohio, 5000 to 10000
Indiana Republican by a Small Majority
NJ E 3 RAS KA, 5000!
District of Columbia, 5000 !!

COLUMBUS, Oct. 81. 2. NJ.
The State Republican Committee
claim that they have carried Ohio
by from 5000 to Is, 600. The DEM
ocra,ic Committee concede between
10000 and 1900 to the Republicans.
The Republican Committee also claim
the election of twelve congressman,
and IN IRE than fair probability of
two more. This gives the Democrats
seven Congressman, gain of two in
Hamilton County. The Democrats
do not concede the 9Th and 10Th d. :.
tricts but Fisher of the 10th tele-
graphs TO his friends here that he is
surely elected by over 500 majority.
This il the first time the r publicans
have eVer carried OHIO without the
aid of Hamilton county.
Full returns from Hamilton give
Wiley ID mocrat, for Secretary Of
State 5 645; Green Democrat. for
Supreme Judge, 1875. A majority
II AZ the candidates on the Demo.
cratic county ticket have maiorities
rang,"g from ), 200 10 5000. The
following are the Democratic L:ber-
al IN rites in Hamilton county, as
far as returns have been receiVed:the
ouly precinct omitted is Whltewa' err
township: Wiley 5,527;Green Judge
of Supreme Court, 8.709; Riley, Board
Of Pao.Ic Works, 1919; Congress-
LIST dl-frict, Sayler, 1861; Dodds.
2 $40; II district, Banning, 4S1.
Demucratic-Liberal majorliies on
county ticket range from 2 967 to A, :
GA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
Ben Butler.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 4.-Gen.
Butler in his speech to-day, referred
to the charge of corruption made
against him when ia command at
New Orleans, and referred to re-
mark made by ex Senator Hendricks,
in his Mt. Vernon speech, in which
the latter said. General Butler ia
coming over here. You must lock
up your spoons" Mr.. Butler said :
al want to lay two or three facts be-
fore you, They say took three
million FIVE hundred thousand dol.
lars from the people of New Orleans.
There are my accounts at the War
Department. They have been ex-
amined by every rebel and every
rebel sympathizer from that day to
this, and no hole has been found in
the account. Go through and look
and when you have worked through
toll the other side of the story. |
don't put down a part and leave the
rest, lest God treats you as he did
Ananias and Sapphira. fed $4,000
starving women and children, most
of them wives of rebels in the army,
from the 9th of June TO the 9th of
September, 1862 employed LOO
men in cleaning up the streets and
canals, and making it healthy for
the widows, children and wives of
the Confederate soldiers. l gave
them 400 feet square of land at the
Custom House, that since has been
sold for two dollars and half foot,
amounting to quarter of million of
dollars. | maintained the hospital OF
the Sisters of Charity at an expense
of 100000 month, another Catho-
lie hospital at an expense of $4,000
a month. | made their children go
to school, and furnished the teach
ers. l policed their city and kept it
in order, so that from that same 9th
of June forward child or a woman
could walk through the city Of New
Orleans with safety. | thought il
was not exactly right to tax the 10y.
al people of the North, who already
had much to bear, to pay for all this,
and made the rich men and property
of New Orleans pay it. You can 60
to the Treasury Department al
Washington and find that sent
home from New Orleans, in good
har d, sound dollars, almost 100000
to the Treasury of the United States
We'll, now, | have done with this for
ever. For the first time in my life
have alluded to it. except last night
at North Vernon"