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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

HNHE STATE OF SOUId CahOLtNh,
j COUNTY OF OHARLEsTON--Court Of Com.
mon Pleas.-wlLLIAM A. BEALL. Plaintiff, vs:
LANES ROBB and CHARLES T. LOWNDES, Trus::
tees, efend8nts.-JEREMlAHB BEALL, vs.. the
same, Defendants and ex parte LOUIS NJ: CC&.
ETTER, IN re WILLIAM A. BEALL vs. JAMES
ROBB and CHARLES T. LoWNDEs, Trustees,
and JEREMIAH BEALL,vs. the same-on motion
OF BUST & BUST. Plaintiffs Attorneys, and J. 3.
CAMPBELL. OF Counsel, IL Is o dered that w. j.
GAYER, Esq, be appointed Special Referee ln
these cases, with power to take testimony, sum.
mon and require the attendance OF witnesses, and
the production or books OF account, papers and
documents. necessary for the investigation here
by ordered.
That the said Referee take an account Of the
debts of The late drm of JOHN FRASER d Co.,
and OF FRASER, ,TRENa0LM CO., and LAFiITE
& LEC0UNT, TO whom due and owing, ana tne
respective amounts thereof.
mat for Ibis purpose he do cause 10 be publish.
ed in the following gazettes, namely, Ia me
Journal Of Commerce, Of New York. ana the
Courier ana TIE 5ace cabq
upon the creditors OF JOHN FRASER &c CO.. FRA.
SER, TRENHOLM & CO., and LAFlrTES d
LECOUNT, who may be minded TO ac:eps ana M oe'
tember, 1851, between THEODORE D. WAGNER
and w. L. TRENHOLM, in behalf OF JOHN FRA
SER co. and Of FRASER. TRENHOLM CO.,
and the several creditors OF either OF sad partner
finding eject 10 the same, 10 appear before MIN
at his ofllce in Charleston, and after signllylng
their assent and Sig0ing SAID agreement, Lnat
they prove before MIN their alleged claims as
creditors OF either OF said firms, before the frat
day of May, eighteen hundred and seVenty.two:
that as sJOn as possible thereafter the said
Referee do make full report OF the proceedings
before him, stating the names OF claim ng crsdl-
tors and the amounts Of their respective clatmS
and the proofs thereof, with his opinion thereon
respectively.
That for the purpose OF this order, the said
CHARLES T. LOWEDES and JAMES R0BB do at
once deposit with the said Referee the original
agreement referred to.
That the said CHARLES T. L0WNDES and
JAMES ROBB, In the meantime and pending the
reference AMI investigation herein6elore provl-
ded and uuIil the further order OF this Court, be
restrained and enJotnCd from any further pro-
ceedlngs whatsoever under their assumed trust,
exceps the careful preservation OF the trust prop
erty In their possession vi hout transferring or
dlsposiuR OF any OF the bonds executed BY the
said THEODORE d. WAGNER and W. L. TREN.
HOLM, under the aforesaid agreement, as Wen
those secured by mortgage as those secured oy
personal guarantee OF GEORGE a. TRENHOLM
and JAMES T. WELSMAN.
And that the said CHARLES T. L0WNDES and
JAMES ROBB do forthwith account fully and mi
nurely, and 8 t forth their dongs and actings un.
der their assumed trust.
Finally that any OF the parties In interest under
the said agreement have leave to move for such
further order or orders as may appear to be neces
sary for the complete execution OF this order.
fSlgnec) R. F. GRAHAM.
FeDruary I, 1872
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23
begetabIe Qrates.

NRATES CRATES CRATES
hereby give notice to all parties in want Of
VEGETABLE CRATES that am prepared to get
them odt In large quantities, and all would do
well TO Call and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filled.
Lumber Of all descriptions and Plasterlng Lsths
constantly on hand.
JOHN u. MALLONEE,
Of11ce aud Yard, Horlbeck's Wharf,
East side Washington street,
feb1 Near Northeastern Railroad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

NMULESl HORSES! MULES IL
lM have just received sixty l6o) head OF
HORSES AND MULES, consisting OF fine Saddle
aud Harness Horses, fine Timber and Turpent!ne
Mules; also, Drsy, Cart and Farm Mules. Will
be found at J. Christopher's Stable, No. 500 King
street. where will sslI low for cash, or on terms
to suit purchasers CHAS. ID. MCCOY.
feb14-wfmb
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-THE UN-
" DERSIGNED, WILLIAM ROACH and JOHN
REID MOFFETT, have this day entered into 8
Copartnership under the firm name OF ROACH
MOFFETT, for the purpose Of conducting the
General Shipping and Commission business as
heretofore, at the old stand, corner East Bay and
Adgeris South Wharf. WILLIAM ROACH.
JOHN REID MUFFETT.
February %, 1872. feb23 8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

VTANTED EVERYONE TO KNOW
w that all kinds OF STENCILS are Cut at No.
1p7 East Bay. Name Plates so and 76 cents.
feb23-2a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

wv TED, A SITUATION IN A
w Wholesale or Countiug.house by native
OF this city. Has considerable acquaintance in
the up-country, and would be willing to travel.
Has been In the grocery and cotton business. Ad-
dress R. T, G., NEWS Oflce. 1an17-T1m
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

NTANTED, SEVERAL ENTERPRIsING
w Youths OF sterling character, having some
experience In business. Apply. with reference,
at ARCHER'S BAZAAR, No. S6S King street.
fehn1-24
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

NTANTED, ALL WHO HAVE IN
w their employ servants not paid for from
Queen street. No. So, to call and settle for them.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 1eoZ3-l"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

~ ENTS' COATS, PANTS, de-. ARE
" nicely Dyed, Cleaned and Renewed, at
OlTO SONNTAG'S, Dyer, Wentworth street, near
Artesian Well. leoZ5-lT
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-04
CARSON CITY. NEV.. MONDAY MORNING, NOV
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news, local affairs and the interests of its neigh
borhood.
Issued every day Sundays excepted.l
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PAYMENTS on subscription incdrid6iytn adrdnce
,rher. will be no deviation from this rule.l
The APPEAL will be delivered to the citizens Of
Carson at Fifty Cents per week. payable weekly
th. carrier.
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oae square 10 linesl frst insertion .....s5 W
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oryICE-On Second street, opposite the South
EN- Front Of the Capitol.
HENRY Il. MIGHELS,
Proprietor and Editor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Dubuque, Soma, sienfag, ben "a. 9e,em6er 1872

6arbisc SUlpaten in Seus auf Suuns
tD nit pen ibrigen Golpaten auf oleiz
6en Sue su iteusn.
Spn ebanrler cine Yia, wslde cie
5Srrruns rcr Ginmanreruns In Die Ser.
Staaten gum 3wsde bat. Die SiQ be-
ftimmt ras Gin Ginpancerunas. Sires
al 9eidaf1sn uno 6irisrse fir ZEN
S6uB unp cen 8omfprt Der ginwan,
esrtr mdbrsno ibrer llrbsrfabrt unp BET
tbrer SanrunS setrohen rerce.
Scn Qrasin, Namsns ces Miarincs
QOmmlttees, Elm ubltitut fir ci. 6ausS
blu ts,isIi6 pss Sauss BON Is6s 8rieass
OampTlh haluppen. 0af.lb. .rmd6tiat
cen MarinesSefretdr, ;ebn Sri.ssl6iffe
aus Scls ccer Giien, ME .r Is fir ratbs
lam befncen mag, erbausn III ulaler. Die
ShtfTs pdrfen nit 6 cper mebr 4cnprsn
lbpersn &alibcrS auseeriitt w,reen.
Sir Ben Sau zines Gbsilss pieIer Sdifs
re mililen Gcntrafte an pripatl.ute unp
iwar an cen nieprisifsn Sicter peraeten
reresn. lletsr cine Representation wirp
nj tts seIaet.
ytdb einem BON bsiecn 6duIcrn annez
nonmensn gel6lus miro f6 Ger Gsn.
9rss fir cie Belt pom Sreitas cen 90.
Dec. bis gum Wlontas p.n s. Sanuar
ssrtassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
TaS @ofprrtu


In ben gsr etaatss uas Ganasa tsdst 20 Gents per Sas'
unt mae srn benz Gmsfdnser BET itiner yertss stsrte
t6brIt& psrausbejablt wtrpsn.
Ran fans ;u icssr 3sit aaf bic suremburssr 0rissts
atoaniren.
E Mnseisen iibsr pienies, Sotttrisn,
6iadsIpieie &c. iineen Ypa mem he aud irnlr,er
fcmmen mSssn, fsrner feline @ufnafme In unisr
Mait, ba iclhe SeIilihfciten unc Spiele benz
Geiae ttr fatbOliIdsn Stride supisssr fns.
H1y psf Office. Ntcnes Orssrs lnt ees eatsfe uns
tserae @ ar uehsrneans sen @s!s une tslteu, ne ~
~ taser iiue, eaiu sesrauSt wsreen.
gptuu bic Wasa scn ln.sriSrtbsrr eins.anet werssn
irrttn s etuti6 ssarista isin rno cas- gsan Ssun'u
anS etaat ssuaa uns ri&tis anesssbsn mersen
ssenn sn. 3saae sin, pseamt on stn anssrss ger
fest peresu ieg 70 mus n,ner dna eas geamt anetesS
rsrssr no bic 3enins fruter einpfanssn ruree.
ssux ssmans Isin Slatt nbt rssslmdsis ssiast sssr
dh axf iraenp cine 4rt Seter enbsSen 10 cte e BE-
trsEsnss @ssa. swis bic esrausStSsr sssd hsna9rh5i
wsysr.
Die S,rannvsrtliais iir Gtsitnsaastn fur bic 3stuns
rsrrer mir nr eann terretner pnr ett'e!bn per r5i'
arir.en Brief psr yufOfss. lsnsS'Orser ssibsssx
Die ,,.snsewsurssr Gasstts" naG osuropa.
astr s,risns,a ttreits cns anjabl gr.mYlare 8a;
rad Gurppa uae masn uniert esls seisnotrs aumsrdm
BAD b ueeerenpuua ees Sas an Strpanete nno 8rtnnes
ies ess Deans elm isbr seesnetss Ys IT, einsn unun'
teftrs&snn Ysisbr NIT sensssn a nntsrbaltsn uns #.
astr tt 3utSet ss 9anees 80 unierrfer etAer ais ts
sura Srtsfpsas ssiSsbea isnnt
Yslkaunssn, grisie &c. ins iu asrsiTrsa:
,,LUxRhBURGER GAzBTTR",
DUBUQUE, IOwAy
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
llsbsrf4t her Gsnsrekbsrbanalansen
Der letten @oAe.

8srldistene wtdtise Bills fno i'm
9aufe Der lesten @o1e in beipen .6auIern
bes Gunsre6es einsereidt unp tbeilweile
an9enpmn,en rprcen.
SIN Senat tpurpe Der 8eri6t ees
Gonferen,. Gomites ilber bic Yiu be,iss
LTD peS 8ausS ppn 8rdden dter ben
Sbio Cpie Sta itammt nod spn Der Yss
rt9sn SiBunS ber) ansenpmmen anp paIs
firt.
Gbeniu erbielt na@ ldnaerer Tsbatte
bic BON Sberman Namsns pes Uinan,s
eenlite's beridtete Sausbia btsdsli9 Der
Nebuetion Der @njabl Der Beamten unp
Der Mussaben pes uSnt. 8spenue Sus
rsaus, sinl&lissli@ mebrur Amsnses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
anslanoifdBe Arberjfdt.

ueber bic Serbeerunaen Der
Sturmfutb al Ger norpceutiden 8aIfs
ldrsitt Die ~8sier 3situns": Der ariea
fbnnte ni6t in FOLDER 8sil. pGtbcn, pie
bier Gle cntfeiIeltsn Dcsen an sinem 9as
sc setban baben; tpenn Der 2riea aud
Obrfsr serni@tst Slur.n ;ertritt bic
9errdtbe ces 4anemanns raubt, feline
lDesresn Yer,ebrt 10 list er pt6 ben go,
pen uncerilbrt auf pelbem bic 6GuIer
tanren, er rla6t bod bic Btlcer nidt
auf lanse binaus ertrassunfabis. Das
auss aber 1T bier seiheben. llnp mas
III eteS saes sesendbr Der glctb pes
~fletnen Wianres". Mit S6reden b5rs
ten mir spn ben lleberfbwtmmunsen Der
srtberen bafenitdete bon 8iel bis Greifss
palpe ater jeee rteue ppf, bic eann ron
cen Siihtrc5rfsrn, con rem lanpliden
S3irfen bplitsins unp Wedlenturas
fam bon ben Snleln Ssbmarn .3inslt,
Hassn, lauttte iSlimmer une l9limmer
sSas cie Seute eur9 iabrelansen Nlsis
lIa eripprben, if Ysrni6tst, ibrs @inters
Sprrdtbe iinc cabin, fe iinp Der Mittel,
bic iie sur Yetreibuns ibrss @sr.rbss
brauhen bsraubt; Settlern sleib baten
iie in's Sanp hidtsn mIhsn, Inn ibr 9es
ben ;u retteL unp slidli6 paren lie
nod, tpenn lI@ ale Die Sbrigen pi.rer
teiIammen fancen. @abrbaftiA cieisS
llnsliid fptcert pi. tbi.ise Weni9enlists
IN erHeifenptr &eiIe bsyaus.
@ie ptetelegrapbiI9enD e
pe d en- aus Berlin melcen, lpu 9es
neral spn 8ppn prpsiicriIb ais Nltnis
itsrprafcent in preueen .lnannt werren,
"a Der Safer Sismarfs Tefanation
ansencmmen bat.
Wi lin DEN, 19. 9fpp. !5eute wurce
bel rem Sssirfsseridts auf Gle Gpncurss
ersfnuns iitsr pas S.rmSssn Ger slprle
SpiBfpsr srfannt. Die pom ccn @liubiz
germ tsantraste Yriifuns ibres SermSs
gems ersab cine aetiYma6e rem 1885,
671 A., sinY6liesli6 Ger Smmpbilien
Die PalIiSa bstrassn, irpsit cieiclben
bis jrst bsfannt fine, 3.56tS04 H.,
pabsr it rie llsbsri6ulruns 1868
Il. Son Sanre jccp6 ilnp srlt psnise
Sprcerunsen ansemslrst.
Sranfrei9.-Die @eputlifansr in
Der Notwithstanding babsn einen
srpten 5ebltr besansen, ineem iie sss
rape jeyt eie Debate iibsr pie gtotb>
psnpisfsit Der AuaSiuns eisIsr Sers
Iaminluns an Zen .Saatn berbei,pssn,
pbne sprber einsn ueberI6las iiber ras
mSsli6e Helultat Der Ibltimmuns ses
u,a6t ;u baben gs 1T ni9t ~ ieuss
nen. caB Die Siemblee wie iie isyt be-
ftsbt, eurbauS nidt ais cine wabre
Sertreterfn Der bifsntli6en Wieinuna
Srantreids Seltsn fam; benn Idpn Die
llmitinpe unp bic glrt uno ysile ibrer
Wat mar abnprm, nno IS III nod atz
nprmer, eab cine iplbe Y,rIammluns
pbne cine Contribution nit sinem spn ibr
anseltslltsn YrdIesntsn sbne is6aefelIte
Autpritdt uno nit einem Winiferium
pbne Israntrurtli6feit bic Natipn rsaie,
! rsn ipa. abr 70 lunesrbar in ibrsr Art
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
3eitunss : Geieee.

l. Wsna bic absantntN aitt dastridIia tas @essnttl
efnaen 10 uire anssnsmmsn sa6 s cine 5srtieSuns ses
MbenasMtnt5 rurI6ea.
Das atenner.nt tens n6t cher rsdssaltis atteatNt
rereeu als bic ate Hadfaass tslablt iins.
g. 98txn SbsHntn.tn s uAsriaHen petr d measrn lire
3itanstn pen etr btrefenssn yerffe asiutsleH fat
Ne ptrantnsrtli& bafar bis R brt wsbnuss batt tab.
4. a3enn absnRsnteR ben @,tnsrt strdastrn stne VI
3ctunss erpshttisn tassa iu bena5r3tstn 70 IA Is itr
Sabsn renn bic 3tttunsea ua Der Yskefft itrtt frne.
ren gcst1ur1 seiantt rsrttn.
5. Die riarli6en Gaheisunsea lauttn tatn bas eins
eDesuans 3etanstH ssn Der bortensea TpaefHe atix.
tsseH sst Srdasuuns hes sbsers otne ssrberssbeses
kseiv als .yrina faes" Sspsis ttaba&tisha easnsNS
Y ,NAu ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Snlanoifde Rmnofdau.

IN leBter ytun,lner btri6teten mir,
CAP Elm prcees iber een NadIas 6orace
@reeleps entitanpen iei. 5eute ma1.n
mir leirer unlern 9eiern mittbeilen, oas
Die 4eute, relde Spraee gr..leY purd
ieine 0enie unc feline Arbsit reid oe,
madt bat, bic Stpdbaltrr Der Newsg sgurs
ter ~Gribune" ndmli6, T6 na6 I.inem
1see auf cine Bsil. bstrasen, iiber nell
de ii6 Greeley i'm Sarge umrrebsn mir,
re w.nn sr wilIen f5nnte, pas nit eem
Soh ibm sesriincst.n unp spn ibm auf
cine bobe Stufs srbpbensn 3eitunssins
Ritute bat pprSeben ipllen. Die S.rren
Sintlair une Ayer rrel6e bic bec,utens
iten slfltieninbaber iinp, unp BON cenen
Der lsstere grerles's Ganriratur unter<
itiBt bate seriaben Jest, Die 81. q. Tris
tune" III elmer slrt bon 9rantt!att III
MAIDEN UNI cas 2esicrunsstslesrapbens
lsitem su unt.ritiisen, wsl6.s Greeley 70
entIbtscen befdmpfte. I'm rits tbun III
fSnnsn wpllten fe @bitelaw Geeo, Der
cas- Slatt i'm G.ii he 0resleys fortfabrt,
bel Ssite l6ieben unp ZEN ;war alatten
unc biesIamen at.r tir einen Better Der
tribune Yisl su aa6ea unp unfabiaen
S6uslsr Collar; cen s.senpartisen Siz
ccprdlirenten an cie Spiye ces YlAttes
brinssn. Der Sfanral Der Nnfsdtuns
BON gresleys 1ctament bins nit eisIsm
plane suIammen.
sluS ct. SouiS wiro b.rittet, pas
bic pfsrcsfrantbeit na6 ldst lobitpn tass
li1 pferee psrielten unt.rli.sen. Die
serIGierensn Strassnsiienbabn~ Gompasz
nien lieben bsuts ibr 8asscns, penn
aud nur in bei6rdnftr an,abl, laafen.
llntsr fallbm @orpanc.n war cine
srpte sln;abl Staliener ;ur auss
paneeruns aus ibrer Sstmatb Yerleitet
worpen. SilHoS une alIes @elpes baar
lansten pieielbsn in New ycrt an uns
raren rsm sr6s en- g!snc lpfurt preis ses
seben. Die Whtslisrer res italisni1den
Sereines III Neip g)orf riistsn In isrr am
II December atsebaltsnsn Ssriammluna
cas Serfabren Der itali.nii9en Hesies
runs binTdtli1 Ter 9luswancsruna 70
pieler Nrmen aus Stalien narb ben Der.
Staaten unp Zen itali.nilhen Gon1ul
,peil er untsrlaNen bate, bic llrIa6en pes
Auswaneerns IN ,ufriersnitslIen 8eiie
su srflarcn, wprauf man bsidlcs, rur9
eine Ginsabe an BEN Gpnse5 ses.n rielen
bon Der Ssrinmmluns ni6t 70 gan, uns
re6t senannten uinfamen" Sanpel nit
wsisen Stlausn gu prptehirn.
Sn NewsSrleans tauert Der
bdslide Sfaneal fort 3w.i GeIeBs.s
bunssn unp ,wei GpuStrneur. teanlprus
den bic 5rrldaft.- Grant bat ben N.s
ger Yindbad ale zen redtmdsis.n 0puz
ssrneur anerfannt, bic Siirser nsiam frb
auf 8armotb'S Ssits unp ric Drill; per-
weisert 'rem iSwar;tn GOus.rneur esn
Usbcrlam.
Cine prppsiitipn i'm Nspraientant.ne
baus, bic 2anesserniiitutipn cabin III
amensir.n, pab AUDI frtmpssbcrcne SGrs
ger Der Sr. Staaten fir eas Amt zines
pralirent.n unp Sicsprdfpsnten qualiIs
cirt isin ipasn, wuree nit "a ses.n II
Stimmcn serwprfen. Das nimmt nun
freili6 nibt @unber. glebr fSnnte
man fid faif cariibsr nunrrrn. eas bic
Sppplitipn sesen ZEN slntras nidt nod
beceutenper mar mean man weie, wie
isbr Der slmerifanr, sinsrlei nel1er par
tel, tnr@i6nittli6 penn reb f1 nod ims
mer fir etpas Apartes balt, wo es E6
um pas @eritanpnib Der 2anpss, Snfitus
tiNreu hor1crIt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

'''''s.'''''' HsOV
(Ssee 3silt ab;r entn 3ratO etn.s.)
EAS gei msbrmalissr Ginsabs tillissr.
EY @rSsere jdGrlibe Nn;cistn uerfen
i'm 0erbaltuiB biaiser bertGnet.
auswartiss anisissn miiI:n Ssrtelidbrli&gcr.
ausbt;ablt wsrStn.
E9S 10 Gents per 3sile fur betsllts Nct;en
IN Der essa!lpale.
SB 0tturtsanssigsn Stiratbtn
anp Z eeesfalle trsrpsn ale eoealcS trrrbnet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06

SOCIETY SMALI.-TALK.-All sorts of queer
ly colorod Bohemian glass ere now fashionable
1or dinner sets.
Blue and black are the only colors admissi-
ble for gentlemen's s neck wear this fall.
Very large opera glasses have come into
fashion, superceding the delicate little lorgnet-
tes which have been used so long.
At the really select parties and reception of
the coming season wine will be baniShed from
the table and no "cold tea" provided for the
gentleman's dressing.roOm.
The present absurd fashion of wearing the
front hair banged" originated in English
nurseries, where the hair of very young chill.
dren is cut in this fashion to keep it out OF
their eyes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06

IMPORTANT TO Bu1LpERs.-A suit Of great inn
pertance to builders has been decided in the New
York Court Of Common Pleas A brick mason
ssrned to build house and charge six dollars per
thousand for laying the brick. When be came to
measure the briok he mesrured al the openings'
vindovs. doors, etc., a. solid work, making the
bin q, 800 larger than It would have been had he
onlv .Iaeasu-ed the solid wall. The man for whom
the work was done refused to pay this $4,000. and
the mason brought suit to force the payment,
pleading the custom Of brick.masons IN his favor
that he had no legal right 70 charge for laying
brick that wore never laid. This decision j: i'm
portant to builders and contractors. a. other STATE
Courts would likely to follow the decision ana pre-
cedent set by the New York Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06

A young lady in Quebec who was supposed
to have died recovered her consciousness
a coffin. She called for something to eat, ate
hearty supper and recovered.
In Russia alcohol and brandy are: largely
manufactured from moses and lichens. The
quality is said to be exceedingly good, and
many distilleries are making profits Of one
hundred per cent. by this novel industry.
The Amateur fresco painter who essayed tG
obtain VISIONS Of lovely wall patterns by
chewing OPIUM and composing himself I,
sleep on flower bed, is nav under the trea.
ment of q physician for complication Of
delrium tremenS and rheumatism.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06
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xxrsrxos rx1s svsx,xo.

Hope Lodge, No FL, / o r. at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
= Eden Lodge, No 81, or, 1t Odd Fellows
Hall. ID and King Sts
Morning Star Division, No 2, OF I. At oth
and Market Sts.
Delaware Corucil, No 2. o U A u. at Me-
chanics Hall, 219 Market st. oo
Rodney Council. No l3, U A n, At 7oz
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No b, q F, at GOOD
Fellows Hall. Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Ne s, X Of P, at knights p1
Pythiss Hall. 2l1 Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3. X Of p. at Ferris q
Gsr1e:::'s Building, 604 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06

The Philadelphia ledger takes up the money
side of the horse i(ase. There are about g..
600 900 Of horses in the United Etates, valued
at S666, ,Ooo, 900. II bat one per cent Of these
should be carried Of. making 10000 horses, ii
would entail direct monsy loss Of $6, ,6O0, 600
two per cent, or two del1ls out Of every hundred
would bring loss Of over $ls 900, ,0oC, and three
per cent, which is the mortality in some cities,
swells the loss to nearly $2OO,O00000. This is
an addition TO the heavy loss Of the daily earn
ings of the vast proportion Of the horses that
are disabled and cannot work. Such figures
may have their uses in some quarters not yet
reached by the disease. Humanity should be
the only stimulous required in order 10 ensure
the use of such preventive measures as bettel
treatment less labor, eleanor stables &c, bu
| the money side Of the case may reach som'
people who seldom look at any other.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06
Notes Of the Day,

His imperial Majesty the Emperor 81 Gnlns i,s
was married 70 the bride elect. Mute, in PeK'n
on the 10th Of October.
Ex-Governor Magofan, Of Kentucky, mas
d .sc0vQred and entered as government iano
al island in Lake Superior, containing about
twelve hundred acres. 45~a re
Mosquitoes are reported so thick at Key
West that !. is sometimes imp0siele to see
q Tson ecvoss 'l1s sxee.. That 1probably wht =
Women are formed for attachment. Their
gratitude Is uniMpeachable. Their love Is an
unceasing fountain Of delight TO the man who
has once attained and knows how to dc se-ve
n,
The Titusvills Herald Of the 30th ult.. has
sdvices from ten Of the oil districts in approval
of the proposed oil producers agency. aud
announcing subscriptions IN cash and spot
| oil.
Precedent Juarez left minute account Of
all sums o: money received by him since his
elevation to the Presidency. II General
| Grant should do that wouldn't 1t be funny
reading?
The text OF the Judgment which condenn ned
| the pseudo q eneral Cluseret to death by de-
fault has been posted up at the gate of the
Ministry Of War, that being his last knowr
residence in France.
The Sunday law in Chicago brought out thu
following notices from saloon proprietOrs las
sabbath: mo hypocrisy here We are pions o!
Sunday" and" Positively closed gOne To the
Little Church Around the Corner"
In New York yesterday numerous arrest
weps- made at the polls, most Of them upor
warrants issued by q commissioner, OF
charges Of false registration; the rest rest weT, yer
were adjudicated on at the Federal building
by Commissioner Stillwell for the down tow
districts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06
Cecil County.

ELKToN, Nov. 5.-The third district of Cecil
county gives Greeley and Brown Al; Grant
and Wilson $50; Archer 454; Hancock 374.
The fifth district gives Grant 29S majority;
Hancock's majority.
Seventh Districi-Msjority for Grant, Ill;
Hancock's msjoiity 90.
Sixth District-M.jority for Grant SO; ma
jority for HANCOCK 83.
Second Distg6t-Majority for Greeley 9, for
Archer %.
Fourth District-Greeley 80 majority; Ninth
District, Grant "a majority; Hancock Is maj.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-06

A STRANGE PHENOMENoN.-The Fayettes.
vile (Ark News describes singular pheno-
menon that occurred in Madison county, in
that State Some of the citizens were as
tonished by noise like the rush of a cannon
ball through the air. On looking up they
discovered something that looked like solid
column of fire passing with tremendous velo-
sound, something like that of a shell, but
many fold louder. About minute or two
after it passed out OF sight an awful explos
sion was heard that shook the earth for mile
around, and was heard at distance of fifteel
miles.