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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

Communicated.
FAIR PLAY Is 4 JEWEL-A COOKED
UP JOB.
The asking for proposals for bull
ding School Houses was a farce. It
was a settled matter in the minds of
some Of the School Board, who should
have the work before the bids were
asked for. See how it was let.
Hollinberger was the lowest in all
but the stone and brick work, and was
given the contract. Bernard & Co.
bid as follows, too-wit:
Brick and stone work on each
House, S2,163 so, making for
both........-.-.......-........... ,32G 60
n. Y. Speilma'n bid on both. 4,0j0 90
Speilman's less than Ber-
nard & Co.'S O's........................S 2TG 60
QUe1y.-Has the Board the right to
squander the peoples money? Y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

To act with the Democracy Is
simply 10 assist in the resusciation Of
their party. They are after power and
parts life.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

The people Of Natick, Massachu-
settsY gave Senator Wilson a grand re-
ceptlon on his return home the other
night
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

That first-class ass, Theo. Tilton, IS
sending us Greeley campaign dOcu-
ments. We are very much obliged,
hut It IS a waste Of paper and we hope
DE will desist.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

ofall the numerous nominees for
Presidential offices none have de-
elined but Fred. poqgl9ss aud Fred.
Law OImstead.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
Mechanics BUiLdi2g Loan
association.

NOTICE i hereby given, thai . special
" meeting OF the above association will
be held at the Office OF the Secretary on
tuesday evening, Iaiy I'd, for the election
fOne director.
SCUDDER RCHAAIBERLIN, Pres.
SHne ZI-2t. J. II. RIDG ELY, Sec'y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
Additional Locals.

The Stave Factory Of lie Baron &
Gilmore will be in full blast immedi-
ately after the 4th Of July. They
have been delayed IN some Of their
machinery.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
REPrRLIcLN sTATE TICKET.

Greeley don't respond 70 calls 10
lecture on temperance. Why this
sudden modesty?
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

All those honest fellows, Tweed.
Hall, Conolley, Morrissey and the
rest Of the Tammany ring, support
Greeley. They would not accent
him as their candidate for any other
than pure motives. To be sure thew
stole over s., 100000 in conducting the
government of New York City, but
now they have become moral reform.
ers and want to see purity in politics.
We appeal to Republicans to act with
them, for with such men honesty is
assured on the principle that lion
that has just eaten his fill is safe TO
have stolen till they are
ladened with spoils and are safe
We know Republicans will rally in
this direction-Or if we don't believe
it, the venerable Horace expects it.
which is about the same thing.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

AS the AdUertisor has got to be a
Greeley organ, we want it to have all
the assistance possible. To this end
We win let it have our copy of the
Daily n. Y. Tribune, which we receive
regularly, during the campaign. In that
it can find more good wholesome
Democratic consolation over having
to swallow Greeley than in the best
of Democratic papers, and withal
mighty good Democratic doctrine.
VIII the Advertiser accept our offer +?
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
Notice 10 Contractors.

DllIS for Improvement Of Perry Street viii
ID be received until July Sth, at y o'clock
NJ. The work 10 be done according to plans
and specifications adopted by the city
Council, and ON hle with the City Clerk
Each hid must state the value OF labor and
materials sepaF1tely and be accompanied
with sufficient guaranty Of some disinter-
eSted person, for entering into contract and
the performance OF the same. Council re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids
J. l.. FISHER, City Commissioners.
I.nnna
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
SeCer Assessment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the report
IN and assessments made by Rezin W.
Shawhan, John u LoOmis and Samuel r.
kisingeF, of the eestimatedoosts and expenses
OF the construction of theseWer provided for
by an ordinance of the city Of Tifdn. en-
titled an ordinance 70 provide for the con-
structiOn of a sewer from a point on the
line between lots, No. AS and l49, in the 4th
Ward Of tha said city, to the Sandusky Riy-
er, passed October 9th, 1871, has been filed
with the City Clerk OF the city Of THIN.
And that the City Council has fixed the
evening Of Monday July Sth, 1872, as the time
when SAID report and assessments will come
before the said Council, for confirmation.
At.WhiOh time persons objecting to said as
seSSments may be,heard, before said Council
at the Council Chamber, in said city Of Tifip
By order OF the City Council.
SYLVESTER ]. KINTZ,
Iuly7 -2v. City Cl..fk.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
a CARD TO THE LADIES

Il, A. Boyer & Co., at the Stone
Front Dry Goods Store,
desirous Of makinga change in their
business, will offer on and after July
1st, their entire stock ofDress Goods.
Parasols and Summer Shawls. at less
than the original cost Many of the
goods will be sold at a great sacri-
fee, such as Black Alapacas, COM
mencing at22 IL C. LlMSS % %atIOs g. IEGN TRAHEs
GRENADINES at CHLLLIES IS
and will do just Ladies
save money by calling at AT earlJ day.
III. Il. BOYER d co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

In the 18th District-composed Of
Wyaudot, Crawford, Riehland, Ash
land and HoImes-the Congressional
Convention met last week and spent
two days and nights in trying TO nom
mate q candidate. The fifty-secOnd
ballot decided the question IN favor
Of JOHN Berry, OF Wyand0t. After
the nomination, a delegate moved
that the Baltimore delegates Sc
lected be instructed to vote for
Greeley and Brown. This raised
furious uprOar and after John
I. Maxwell, Of Holmes, had declared
sit would be q vile outrage FOR this
Democratic convention TO indOrse
such a body as that which met at Gin
ciunati, and he, for one would just as
soon indorse Gen. Grant, " the melton
was withdrawn.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
TELEGRAPH Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY BUSINESS MEN.

TOLEDO, nOon.-Wheat 6 lower, No. !.
White Mich. ! 621l, Amber $50, No. l Red
g.. Corn, dull, low mixed 49, Mich. IS
Oats, dull, mixed -.
New YORK, l2;50.-Wheat steady, spring
I 56Gl 62, better demand. Corn steady, 6i@5
G6- Oats quiet but steady at 4Ggn. Gold
Is7s'
CLEVELAND, !, p. M.-Wheat dull, nomin-
ally lower, No. !, l go, No. ? Il .. Corn duh,
80. Oats steady, 81.
CHICAGO, ], P. M-Wheat Irregular active,
251zgl 26. Cash l 2Ji4, July, 1 25549l "a,
Aug. l59ll6 year, No. l l 26@l q, No. 3
offered 20. Corn steady, good demand, ~,
July 4454941Z, Aug, rejected, 81 Oats
steady, active. 2992s114, Cash ~, July 2S11z
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

We commend ell erring, deluded
and sightless Republicans to philoso-
pher Greeley, who will bring the
blind by way they know not: will
lead them in paths that they have not
known; who viii make darkness light
before them, and crooked things
atraight.-Cnuagord County Forum.
Please state what he is to do for
Demoerats-sach as yourself, for in
stance.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

Here are the Presidential Tickets for
this yeaT. First are the Labor Re
formers with Davis and Parker as
their candidates the Prohibitionists
with Black and Russell; the women
with Vic. Woodruff and Douglass
the Cincinnati Dolly Vardens with
Greeley and Brown; the Anti-aa:ons
with Adams and Howard the Re
publicans with Grant and Wilson
and the straight-out Free-Traders with
GrOes beck and Oimstead. We
hope that il the end.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
p, Ft. ". d c. Rad1ss az

ON AND AFTER MAY 18Th. Is72. Trains
" will leave Stations daily. ISundavs ~
eepted), as follows;
TRAINS GOING WEsr.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

Real Estate Transfers for week end
ing Saturday last:
r. Smith to II. Brooks lot I45 in
Green Springs.......-....-.....-..-., 30
". Il Gibson to G. +. Penning-
ton 100 acres in Eden Tp....-.... 200
B. Jones b T. Miller lot SIC in
in FOstoris ......................-....-.. 50
z. Smith to G. Young acres in
Adams Tp............................. SO
D. L. Fisher to y. y. Shaffner 50
acres in Bloom Tp.................. 40
5. Woodbury. to T.. T. Stickney J
acre in Scipio Tp....,......,.......,. 10
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

81 miles west Of Flndlay, nea. .he Benton
Ridge rOad-li0 acres, 20 under cultivation
Good frame house, tWo-stOry, $ rooms, one
OF lhe best barns in the country, a never
falling run through the barn-yard. abunG-
ance OF fruit. good well and cistern, fowl
n0uses spring house, and other out build
ings, beautilal house on road that fs
always good. Price 5000. loo per year
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
CLASS D-DWELLINGs and LOTS.

no. .0-Magnidcent residence. Price S00l
No. IA nne new house and lots, In
Butler, on the Lake Shore r r., a thriving
town. 1000.
No. l9l-Three splendid located lots in Al
lance, Ohio.
lay, Ohio. Price ,3O0
NO. liD-O0 acres Ina Outlots. nc 10 per acre.
lots Of any size 70 suit purchasers Verv
long time on payments.
No. I5-3 lots In business center, Main
street, Bowling Green, u. loo
In MeCOmb, D. Price ], 200.
No. 1I-l0 lots IN North Flndlav. AZ a fs.r-
gain
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
HAYS HOUSE.

w W. REED Proprietor, FostorLa, o.
w. Newly refitted and will be kept in
the best style.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
No. ~.

1G0 acres-g0 deadened, Marion To-, Hem
~ Co. Very hne oak, hickory, ssh, and
other lumber.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

List OF Letters remaining uucalled
for in the Post Office for the week
ending June 2G:
Thesa Bmhn, Beck & DolIer,
Robert n. Burt, David Cul-
yer, James 7. Ciayett, +. c. Crosby,
Hany Daniels, DR.. Dele, Charley
Grosscup, II. Croft, Rev. Helderbrok,
William Hogts, \. r. Kend, William
BIcFowleT, Arthur Mann, \. Martin,
r. 5. Mcconnell, Frank Simon, Dora
Sager, Grover J. Smith, II. Smith,
George Tribbs. G.. Turn.
Held for Postage-S. D Goblin,
Clyde, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
CLASS B-FIEBER LANDS.

No. $50 acres, n1z nw1l s.If In Marion tp.
Henry county.
No. @-Zl9 acres, prime timber, miles
south OfMt Victory, on the Bee Line r.
Price 5000 dollars.
No. l8l-SO acres, 4 miles east Of I.eipSlc.
putnam county, on the railroad
80. Dl-NOrth half, southwest quater. sec.
u. Henry -oMnsh-n. Wood cnnnL.- L
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
Glass Alarms.

No. $50 acres, 2 houses and barns, 3iI
miles north from Court House. Good soil,
plenty OF fruit.
Of McCOmb. Price loo.
No. lJ4-ltO acres, 65 under cultivation and
down IN grass; very fine timber and soil (:
good frame house, prime fences miles
noTth OF Dunkirk, on Pittsburg & Ft. Wayne
r Z Price % per acre.
No. l8i-20O acres, 100 under cultivation .
log houses and barns, fair orchards, prime
SOIL and timber; railroad building near t.
Nine miles from Hartford City, Ind the
crossing OF Two through railroad lines. Price
4,5o0.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

50 acres, % miles west Of AIcComb. thor
oughly ditohedr thiolsiy settled ar0unI it.
Prize l.l00.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
Barnd Bros
LAND ANDLOAN
AGENC CE
FINDLAY O.

VVE CAN PLACE MONEY In the hands
w OfprOmpt paying men, on frst mort
sage security or hrst-c!ass personal Sc
curity, in sums OF from 100 to 10000 dol
lars, and obtain from g 10 20 per cent,
on amy time from three months 10 ten
years.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

No. l90--lGO acres, part timber. fine tan,i..
near Garnet, Anderson eOunty, Kansas
No.Df-l0O northwest quarter. see 30. town
SHIP y range u, Adair county, Iowa, one
mile from Casey's station on the C,hieeee-
hoek Island 4 Pacific r z, manufaeturlre
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
cIass F-Mill.-

NO la3-Uprlght steam saw mill, near Ada.
o. A splendid numbering region.
NO. SJi-Grist MILL near CannOnsburg, o.
Class G-Business IIOuses.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
TRAINS GOING EAST.

F. R. MYERS
General Passenger and Ticket Ag't
lake Erie &c Louisville R. X.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

7Ns,
g
100
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
Class H-uoteIs.

Three good hotels; will sell al n bargain.
They are located well and, expect one.d0ina
a aspiendid business Terms very favorable
on All the above property. Fall parfirqIars
given by letter or otherwise.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
Another Story Nailed.
From the Comm erciol Of W Wednesday.
CARD FROM COUNCILMAN MCINTYRE.

10 the Editor Of the Commercial
Ny attention has been called 10 a commupica.
ton in your issue OF the 2lst inst, from an un-
known slanderer. over the signature of "One Of
the Old Fold" in which he says. "Ah it rom
No. 3, in certain gin mill in the Second Ward
could speak, what tales II would tell. Inside
doorkeeper. outside doorkseper, and everything
working nicely" etc, aud again that he I" has
knowledge OF methods resorted to in the Second
and other Wards in the city by leading Democrats
to elevate themselves to seats in Council and other
Offices which will drive him out Of the party"
l would ask You "a a matter Of justice. for .
space in your valuable paper to reply to this un-
known one, who, in my opinion, has been Re-
publican at least since 1860
The place he terms n "rIn mill" is the FELTON,
House, III the Second Ward, Col John H. Stidham
proprietor, aud IN all respects first class hotel,
and the Colonel genial old gentleman.
Now. as TO room No. 3. this ruou, was rented
ami paid for by tho Democrats Of the Second
Ward. and rs the room cannot speak, the gentle.
men who were III the room den spe0i and will tell
all that was done there that day. The ouly per
sons in the roo,n to the writer's knowledge, were
Mr.. Robert H. Taylor, Mr. John F. Bush, Jr., Mr.
Edward Il. Mclnt,re. and the writer. and no re-
cept soas made. or g,ren out from said room either
genuine or torged. and the writer will offer re
ward OF Fifty Dollars TO any one who can prove
10 the contrary.
DO not intend TO keep up newspaper warfare
and therefore trust 'One of tke Old Fold" vii
give his name to one Of the Republican member
OF Council and will see that he has an investiya
ton OF the matter.
Thanking You tor your kndness. am
Yours, Respectfully.
H. B. McINTRr,
Member Of Council from I'd Ward
WILMINGTON. Sent 25. 1872,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
The Erect Of erlbery In h;sh Places.

The Effect Of Bribery In H;gh Places.
One Of the most alarming and painful fea-
lures Of the Credit MObilier bribery case Is the
high standing and great influence OF the men
seducetl by that means from their integrity.
They were no mere lobbyists, no hangers on
around the national capital, no obscure pOll-
ticians, hut distinguished members Ofeach
house of Congress, leaders of opinion In the
dominant political organization of the country,
men among the foremost In the control OF the
Republican party.
Perhaps there are two or three names in the
list furnished by Oakes Ames which the c0un-
try will not be amazed to find there. But
Wilson, Colfax, and Garfield not only aspired
high as statesmen, but were distinguished for
their religious zeal and Boutwell, and Dawes
were loud in their professions of attachment
TO the cause of retrenchment and economy
while Bingham. Scofield, and Kelley were
eloquent In their rebukes Of the cOrruptiOns
| of the Democratic party.
This sad demonstration of prOhigacy among
those to whom large masses Of the people havt
been wont to look for guidance in the path.
Of Official integrity and private virtue shou!t
lead honest men to inquire whether there |:
any remedy for this class Of evils except In tb'
breaking up and the reorganization OF existing
parties, and whether the FIRST and most essen
tial step In this direction Is not to drive from
pow er the party which now rules the country
and Of whith nearly every one of the person
bribed by the Credit MObilier was trusted lea
der ~ 7. SIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
DIX ana Erie.

Here 10 richness. The revolution In Erie
which ousted Jay Gould put In John A. Dix.
The Tribune meekly inquired what Gen. DIX
did In lees than three months 10 warrant his
drawing salary - reform oflcer from this
impoverished and thief-riAden corporation ct
the rate OF sixty thousand dollars per xnnum
Thereupon zxS ~ r. 1Iasss, as Of counsel for
Dix, denounces 8. l.. n. Barlow. under whom
Dix was made hgure.head Of Erie (at sixty
thousand per annum), and eEclains:
"And what hes 6oen the result Of Barl0w's
operations? Merely 70 substitute one swfnd-
ling ring for another"
Indeed Then Dix headed one swindlina
ring. as Jay could headed the other! Did be
know Of and share In the sWindllng; or didn't
he know what was going on under him? II
he knew Of and shared IN the swindling, what
sort Of Governor would he make? II he
didn't know what was going on under him
what reason IL there to think that he would
be any better able to cope with thieves a
Albany than with the thieves Of Erie ?-1rs-
6une.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
For the Gazette.

For the Gazette.
Ma EDITOR - Looking over the columns OF the
De1aoare Republican, Of Mondays issue, I - by
his silence in regard to the list for the East
District Of this citysience is consentng 10 TRUTH
% be It. But 'monster Error List" appears in the
Western District, embracing over twelve hundred
IzOO) names as errors, and allowed by the Lsvy
Court. That assertion is true and We will give
him credit for it, why don't hs do the same. The
immediate predecessor Of Mr. Given, with nine
years experience as collector. [and supposed to
know every person in that tiine in this city, rs-
turned a. errors and was allowed by the Levy
Court, in rouad numbers. ono thousand and TWEEN
ty-three (lO25) names. Mr.. Given had six hun.
dreA and seventy (670) more persons to find than
the previous collector. anu when contracting the
error lists Of Messrs Ward and Given with that cf
their immediate predecessors, with the amounts Of
addition added to their duplicates, their returns
are small in comparison, more especially when the
| collecting OF taxes was entirely new to each o
them, and does not show the stupendous fraud thu
editor would make appear. We leave the FRAUD
where 1t properly belongs TO mis- party) and ss h,
has opened the ball We will examine and consul
for that purpose the RECORD.
| Sept. 26, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
The Politicians Plum.

"strangs runors pssch u.s." says the New York
Josrssi Of Comwssy.s. ''of the intention Of the
Washington politicians to capture = part Of the
0snsvs award on il way 10 the private claimants
and lswial ownsrs. We begin to ~ feelen put
ovt hsss and there to prepare the public mind for
Withholding large portion o& the funds from the
distsibution. One report says that four millions
Of the awarded sum belongs 10 the governmsnt;
but how o. Why, NO explanation is vouchsafsd.-
Thersis nothing in the text OF the award, as We
Aavs it, 10 sanction such claim. BY that decision
the govsrnmsnt receives nothing. and the other
claimants sor lossss everything. There Is another
intimstion from some one protesting to be in gov.
eminent eoaddsncs that the underwriters will not
get . dollar Of the award, the reason given being
the absurd that the insurance companies charg-
cd premiams ON tbs risks taken. This plea u 50
silly that il does not need answering. II any per-
son cannot sss that the underwriters, having paid
the losass Of vessel owners and shippers and re-
csivsd from than full ssaignmsnt Of their claims
stand fairly aud squarsly In the place Of the iniur
I'd parties. that person 10 wilfully bind But thi,
is mot tbs arst time that va have heard OF thi.
schsns Of cheating the underwriters out Of their
money. Il has been preached on several occasions
BY men st Washington who cot up to be homes
and ststesmanliks. About one half Of the who'll
award is jastly The propsrty Of the uaderwritsrs
and vhp uarvels that The politicians would Lib
10 taks Il for thsir own ussl"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
Political.

n w. Gooch was nominated for Congress
yesterday by the Republicans Of the Fifth Mas
sachusetts District.
The Republican cunferess of the Eleventh
Pennsylvania District met at Stroudsburg yes
terday, and nominated Major A. B. Howell, Of
Easton, for Congress.
The Democrats and Liberals Of Illinois made
the following Congressional nominations yester-
day: Fimt District, L. B. Otis; Second, Carter
H. Harrison; Third, J. F. Lemayne.
A. p. Edge.ton has declined the 6sraightout
nomination for Governor Of Indiana, because
he doss not wish TO defeat the Democratic State
ticket, headed BY Hendricks. He will not sup
port Greeley, however.
Ex-Governor Curtin has been placed BY the
Democratic State Central Committes on their
State ticket as candidate for delegate at large to
the Constitutional Convention. Curtin takes
the place Of Ex-Governor Bigler. the latter hav'
ing Withdrawn for the purpose.
The Democratic and Liberal Conventions ol
the Seventh New jersey District have been
unable 10 aeses upon u candidate for Congress
A conference committee recommended Robert
Csilchurst, but the Democratic Convention re
iec.ed him, and nominated Noah d. Taylor.
A conference Of "Independeat Democrats
was held in New York "Wednesday. Hon. Jams'
Worrali, OF Pennsy ylvania. prsaiding. NJ. Wor'
rail- spoke in favor Of Grant and Wilson. A
national COMMITTEES waa appointed, with Hon
]. H, Gilmer, OF Virginia, ss chairman. Keao
lutions we're adopted sndorsing Grant and vii
son and the New York State Republican ticket
and committee was appointed 10 issue an I'D
| dress to the Independent DemocI acy.
Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
lBren ths II. r. Metropolitan Rseord.l
Personal.

Aoro1Hn ffe9 En1opo d 0onAAoe Bayard Of
DolAV090, NO o0n6S bock b his nAtave land
fully r006ieod o health. The Senator will
peovo 8 DoVItnl aceealloa b the great army
@1GRfoss VSo oTe now doing battle oil over
- ooen1sy a0llnst the fueees oe cenexalim.
s.ss e s..s. g :. .:ss oes sss1SsnnS ~ anS
euoyl al19 oa0lloe anonl oil the Democratic
lMAG11 1kan 0o1aVaso'S favoeiee son, the
la6lo 80 6 8 G04fQ family, The worthy 80:
illlef. jG1fiy 10Ssevs g + raaked amoae the
s1lss s g S2sssFF' eF % 1S e, AisasaI,s sssIvss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
GAZETTE.
otassa Democratic aesstInss.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening. q O'Clock.
Crosby b Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
cry Tussiay svsning, 1t 8 O'Clock.
German Democratic Club meets every We'd
nssday evening, st 8 o'clock.
Dsnocsstic Association Of Wilmington meets
every Friday evening. 1t 8 O'Clock.
Americus Club meets every Wednesday even
inG Mor!ow's building, Eli Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
Rany have completed arrang ements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from I'll points
on the line Of their road and W est Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin TvIegraph once,
No, West Third street or to their Depot, Front
and Madison or orders ieft with McMulien / Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt atteation.
G. STOLZ,
aD6-u GenI Sup't W. .&R r. r. CO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
Dancing and Department.

- WI DUFF respectfully intimstes that he
r. viii Be In attendance TO enroll pupils from
20 o'clock daily. ut bis elias: rsom. in tne
- Institute Building and intends commenclne
b o'clock. A Select Class for Ladies from . 70 l.
Hentss Clns from TO 10. sepxt' 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
the PEOPLES COLUMN,

(vHnY Dnr8Y LETTERS GLADLY 1KcHrvrp. Louo
cox1Un1oATIoNs Will NOT BE PAINTED. We
AnB IN NowIs1 RxsPoNsI1Lx FOE THE vrIWs
OF CORRESPONDENCE