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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

FlvK HUNDRED pers6ns In this
county who are indebted on subscrip.
lion 70 The ADVERTISER, can obtain q
receipt for tho several amounts due
from them respectively BY calling at
this elhcs. Gentlemen, the small
amount you owe the printers doss no,
seem much 70 each Of you. bot all these
''small amountsn are important to
them.
N. =. BECAUSE such ~ item does
not often appsar In these column u no
SsAson II should not recsive attention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

CHRISTMAS Is coming, and the toys
end holiday goods havs c0ms-at
City Drug Store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

TIE 8. Q. CoNCERr. given last Bat
us1ay q the L1thsran Church six
mils wsst Of Tpto0 was entirely sue
Osas(al. Notwithstanding the m.
pleasant wsathee. the attendance was
large, and the istsFsst and pleasure
manilssesd 10 the entertainment was
general. The programme d given by
correspondent In another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

& UTAH.-Another Of thass interest
ing letters from Salt Lake City On the
lrSt page.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

PATRONS Of w. II. Alden's Second
Holiday Sale, 70 commence Dee. 23d,
1874, will have rare opportunity to
secure bargains. His stock being
complats, Mr.. A. assures purchasers
that be will make prices upon bis en-
tire stock at present wholesale values
and freights 90 far as he Is able to de-
teFmins the same. He Ii In the habit
Of exoeedtng his pledges. and IL not
unwilling 10 give his patrons full In
formation Of the cost Of such goods as
he 10 daily offering 10 this market.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

|Ag 80 II
STATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
and alaost svssysas WIN havs, iaad-
ditian 70 his ISeal paper. S6uls God
paper lor general news, There - no
reason Why sush papsss shoslA y im-
ported from othsr StAtdAto Iowa nrs-
sides, becanss ssvseAl papssp obllsbsd
In our.own Stale are quits = good for
the purpose = any. One ef thees y
the zosse Ss0ss Raoiasv psblishea at
Dee Moines, the Capital Of our own
State. The prsspectps 81 thts paper
for 1873 appears II another eolsmn |;
and we cordially. odd our tsseimony u
che effect that ths weekly Rsotstev h
veil and fully preparsd g nest The
nswApAporial ~ nsoesAitis6 indtG4tsi
above. It u largs, wal sdits6, and
full Of general nsvs -alEhough 20
maps making : spsoialty " Iowa rat
ters-and 10, of ec0srss. se1adly h
publican. For subscription rates. -
prospectus; or both Abe Rs0istev and
the ADyEsTIaEn saay - obsainsd e
this Office far s. 81
How IL TKnr-The lollOw1ng com
munication comes from . farmsr. =
indicated. and from one living several
miles from town. II ~ ashs % con-
clusion what sOs cay, Il = shat ~ Ar
pleased both By the feeling manifested
and the suggestio0 Ansds. and lay II
before our resdsrs With pleasure:
Mr.. Editor .-Now that ~ have q Rail-
road In Upton. o. let. would u ma b
we'll for us No . community 10 confirm.
plate plan to macadami1e parts u
our streets: say, Cedar, fcom "Our
Corner to the north side Of eth st.,
and the west ends Of 9Th ftom Me-
ridian, and 9th from Cedar, to the
II. r. thiHk Il II not too much to
believe, that properly instituted plsn
by the right men Of our town, would
meet the appreciation Of the thrifty
farmers Of this ctmmuDity generally.
And as our town hes done nobly 10
SUBSTANTIALLY paving the sidswslks,
farmers would contribute natesiel cid,
with but little pressure. to this laudable
enterprise. THIS cOui b done 10 the
way Of money, work, rock, Or the
drawing Of rock. What do you eay ?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
IF YOU
want b Isod Money,
VAT 10 boy . Hoose.

IF YOU ne 8
want % lsod Money,
wait % boy ! Ho.ss. go
i vsss 70 buy : Hosse, Egsss
Weat = rent . Hosss, as
want 70 ssll Carria0s,
Want : Boarding Piass.
want 70 borrow Mercy, V
Want to cell Dry Goods,
Want to sell Groceries.
Want to sell Furniture,
Want TO sell Hardware,
Want 10 ssll Real EatAts, :.
y Went = ssll Hou0 AdJA# =
want ! job o. CaSps0ssas6e. a.
Want . job Of Rlscksnithing. :
Want to ell Millinery Good,
Want 70 iind . Stssys1 Aplaai, $
Want to lind any ones AadsGs, =
Want to sell . piece Of FufuItupe,
Want to buy eecooa-hepd CAs-
siaSs, s laa k
Advertise In the Tipto1s ADvna1IS'
N, which has the lasgsss ssenlas. cir
oulation Of any paper In Cedar Cosnty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

KH0rrs 4 GoUDY, = larss sud lead
Ing busineas frm Of Mt Vernon, failed
LAST week. Numerous citizens Or the
place have money In thsir hands.
The failure y In consequence Of loss
By IRE Of their valuable mill, and \
greatly rsgssttsd by the Community
where the snllersrs huve long Seen
psominent asd Influential citissns aud
bsninsn men, i .s :.
= d.. TRAsK's MAGNETIC OINTMENT
rssaoFss the hair. It SCENE to mag
nstiDe the scalp, removing oil dandru6
and F0ughnsss Of surface giving 1t q
brilliant gloss. II should b. applied
once In - hours, brushed In with q
ssft brush. 1t will greatly promote
the growth and luxuriousness Of the
hair. Il makes . superb hair dressing:
fss thb purpose Il may b perfumed
With Bsfgamot or any Of the essential
ollie. Zee advertisement In another
column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

THE great opportunity to buy fancy
Or staple goods 10 1t Dean. Iusmsn 4
Young's. q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

SAD ACcIDENT.--While returning
from Muscstine last Monday, Mr.. Nj
chael Cottrell fell from his loaded wag-
on and the wheel. passing over bis lee.
produced . fearfUl fracture Of both
bones between the ANGLE and the knee.
The accident occurred about four miles
this side Of Wilton, near Mr.. Lsseh's.
Mr.. Cottrsll was taken into . house
near by, and kept Ill night. receiving
temporary care from Dr.. Baxter, Of
Wilton. Tuesday morning he Wa
brought homo and the injsrsd limb
was attended 70 BY Dn. Maynard end
Focht.
The injary ID . very severe one. and
We are truly sorry for the sslsfes.
There II . moral - ~. dawn there
from, however. which W srs glad 70
hear Mr.. CottFell hes upon his own
motion sought out and 70 which he
has vowed attention. Othsn, = yet
more fortunate. may we'll do the same;
aud we hope 1t will b long time b.
fore another serious accident "co0lng
from Muscatias" needs chronicling.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

"JUsrICR, H." y whae . writes
signs himself who n6ays 10 uoo0''
in week before last's Post. We think
probably he 10 mics boy. but do not
believe there u any danger Of his
dying young. He need not, however,
have taken the pains to have informed
any one who waded through bile lucu-
bration that he was Of tender yea n
aud small experience. But what We
were going TO say was, that W have
no complaint to make or exception to
take to but . single statement In "Jus-
tees" little piece. He says hs has
.been constant reader Of the ADvERr
TIsER for eleven year," 0rest
Heaven! 10 this then the result Of III
our labor: Listen to his closing $50
fences: b
From this 1ncoagcniai claim,
keattlVM region. We would like to
pOrsue this subject farther, bot tms
and space forbids."
A constant reader OF the ADvERTlS.
Err for eleven years, and the above .
specimen Of the elocutionary idsas he
has gained thereby! Ais! thst Il
1.-THE most unkindsst cut Of ALL" The
claim to have directed an snqulring
mind thusiy Is. to Us, IN "uncougenial
claim" surely; and % Ear - re are
concerned. it may my to the sunny
wales" Of where 1t listeth - soon - II
peaseth and dear Justice" may pur-
sue it thither without regard 70 time
or space.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

PLENTY Of beautiful presents q
Hicks' Bazaar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

A SON Of p. n. Yeats ~ o0vUroly
hurt Mt the railroad tusn.table lest
week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
Public Auction.

Notice n hereby given that the under.
stgnod wtllssll the bllowing described real
aG1Ats % saturday DeA 1BeS. INA. q pablic
ooNa1on. ON tAs ps1Qlaoa-
Oak Grove, near the Residences Of John W.
Brown, IL being the tract lying west ofhis
h0use.
Terms Of sale.-One- half payable January
LIST, 1874, and balance January lat, 1875, with
interest from date II mot paid when due,
with approved security.
Nv. BROWN.
wM N KNOTT. Aucffoneer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

y
PROCEEDINGS ol the Annual Meet.
! ing a. The otookhOlders Of the
Cedar Co. Pair. Association, held
q Upton, Wednesday. Dee. leth
1874 sg ss~s +.
= ~, - l.ssss esl---- rss4s,, sssssss
Pusuant TO noiiss. 6soekhsldsrs
ost IL Court House ct . o'cisck A. n.
and wsas called to order b. the sPsssi-
dent The Report Of The 6ssgslary
VS. then prsssnted, accepted and
approved snd ordered published In
the oousty papen.
Trsasursr's rspert W. pssssntsd and
rssssrsd 70 the llusu0s cemmittss.
Adjourned 70 one r. ~. slHH 4
AFTERNOON.
Called to order q the hour appoint
ID. E. u. Brink chosen Chairman
aid g. 1. Longlsy Esssstary. s
Bill Of Wm. i. AcCrosksy Sor ser.
viees - 6eesssary ~ prsasatsd and
alleued. ana sFss taslsv Lsss4
The 6sllswing rssoiStloar o0Assa 81
s.. @. Piatk ~ % aaeltoa, aAoeeed :
Rescrsd, That, The sslarr q ths
SECRETARY Of thia Association Tor the
coming year Be $40 and that Of the
Treasurer - so. 3ss N53
Motion prevailed thst ~ ptereed q
slsct, BY ballot. oiicsss fof che comins
vaaP. ait - a8~ al n t&sg AssA
The several tailots resulted 10 the
slsceioa Of the following o6lcsss:
Resident-Hon. Wm. r. Wolf.
Nce Hes's-C. r. shsldoe.
0berstne1-C. Z. Lonxisy.
] Npsaslsss'- W.. ~ lCaoet.s 7tg'
= Desusoss-wn. KTliost, II. Z. Nm.
'Aoose. W.. T. 1eCspsk6y ssd Il. G.
Lyis. u Csntss ssWtsAip; ~. 4. Gu
~, = FSsmsus; Os6Dsa DaiDsy. u
ussksdgssvvmsAlm tsai6 oTFsl}6eld.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

1000 hides wanted ct 6tewast's Shoe
Store, west side square. Rtf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

Circumstances make the mas"-
ollont!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

Want 20 buy eec00a-neeo ~
siass, s I'D 81 II
Advertise In the Upton Apvna1IS'
N, which has the lasssse ssUulas cir
ealation ofany paper In Cedar Cosnty.
HOLIDAY goods u Kirk = Coz.
n.
NEXT Wednesday will b Christmas.
We like humility when u y Dot On.
forced.
Circumstances make the maa"-
silent!
PLENTY Of beautiful presents q
Hicks Bazaar.
1000 hides wanted ct stswast's Shos
Store, west side square. 1T
s.
A son Of p. n. Yeats ~ ssvvEsly
hurt ut the railroad tusn.tabls lest
Wesk.
THE great opportunity to buy fancy
Or staple goods is II Dean. Iusmsn 4
YouDg's. q
UTAH.-Another Of thass iueersst-
ing letters from Salt Lake City On the
Ant page.
a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
HOLIDAY goods It Kirk = Gov.

Next Wednesday will b Christmas
WE like humility whom u y not en-
forced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
"A WIFE DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY A
BRUTAL HUSBAND. - ~

CLEyELANn,O O., Dec. 30-Mrs. Eliza Catlin,
aged.2 years, committed suicide on Christmas
night " taking iaulinum. She lived three
hours after swallowing tho poisoa. To some
women whoisav her after the drug had be-,
taken, sho said sha. abe was tired orr .,e. The
ns'9au %.lha~% ,I sss w sf en- TO suicide BY her
II !. t's- 49, .f4i i.,,t.
:. relaied. as a sample of his treatment,
that during an extremely cold night. recently,
he went hSne drunk, and on going 10 bed
wrapped all the covering around HIMSELF lsav.
iag his wife to keep, warm as she might. Oh
ftgese.n e,fhs idecAiSed leaves 10 habe fen
months olds a HpYiossf TO- her suieide Mrs
Cailin hsd made arrangements for her funeral
even 10 preparing her gravsclothes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

zee RuNNId AJtIRATts AT RANDoM-A few
nights since tts 1ecenqeive a ~ train on the
psansyly xiilrnid Was run between Pitts
burg i, and Al.9caa BY en snsineer I'D TnG 'u. Vas.
Gated. Attimes. at the most dangerous places.
the man put the engine to its utmost test-forty
((6wa pad lifty S9iles ap hour. But whenever
~ s4w ledl!kht v FevN N9d khe bcamstive
and brought 1t Into operation the patent air
brake. The stoppagsss from Plttsbnrg to Al
toons weIe very pany. and the train was sew
ts e A. ne n ssr PLACE
sssos lslsl e e. e5snssss sss
e6trust the fesi ic1slSl3fy 81 6ifuaaisK iss main.
He studiouslW IN htSSecret from the passen'
gers, lest Ne diyulkement would fill them
tho ~ kdElI 1.-The ftle run wisf
safety. Its needless to add that the engineer
wuAs promptly discharged. He bad previous,
~ been considered one Of the best and meat
'ft1i iH1tiUHE &A3aIrfi'Wea' # " '''s''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
General Nopas. ,

Y a-l
TheaNew York Herald,says that leading
stock operator has locked up one million and
halt Of neephacks. asT.lgh
Count Won Rernstorif, the newly appointed
German Secretary Of Legation in Washington,
has arrived In New York. il.1..5.e 80
The losses by the ice gorge at Memphis are
now estimated at about half a million. A dat
0oat conteinAeg seven persons was sunk by
the ice at Randolph, on Sunday morning, and
all were drowned
thas been ascertained II that eleven, men,
all strangers from the Hast, " pegIslled by
the cottonwood avalanche, In Utah. Three
more snow slides on Sunday are reported, but
nafMthfr less nyne. ssE,sa..am a
At Paterson, n. T., yesterday,' rhafies
naeq ~ EsIs lssst .fs ssa ss ;n
iured. His hOsaB was killed Nr. Hemmng.
way was member Of tho New Jersey lie
glslature.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
ra;4si ra:saAMi Mi. Asa,L,,A1e,A:ll aas.,Y1,

Mn. En;7soal ;s anM MS hH ,hsl ascs! a.s r, q
think the ssa On 49s gs,y sppsss as:,oss to
one. and SHOULD at ,phce 30 Abo.ishSa. Do their
objections not aris6 n,ots iron, Ii. fact thst the
law was enacted by = ,DeWssHtic Legislature than
the onerousness OF the tax Mseit tfAxaeon is
necessary evils that cannot bs eot rid Of. There
tore we must make the best Of Il. II we abolish
this tax on travel we must substitute some other,
as we must have the revenue from some source -
Now II the tax IA Z bears pns9paly g they assume on
Well TO hqyethe law amended 80 that each aud
every railroad in the state sisoald pay pefsentage
ON the amount Of faYs COLLECTED from passengers
lt1yyeling from one Rodst hytke State 70 anpSiAr
within the StateY II railroad travel is ono Of the
things that Is subject to taxation, the person en-
joying the greatest amount of it should paw IN
proportion 10 tho amount Of travel enjoyed. 1t is
very nice fos ths Republicans to find fault with
our tax laws. but what are. we ~ lo2 The inter-
est on onr debt must be paid we'll as the gensr-
surplus must be raised for tho purpose of paying
on the debt Now suppose the Republican party
were IN power would they not have the name
amount OF money to rsise to NEST the expenses OF
the State goyernaant2 Could they devise any
means Of getting it that would mot have an squal
amount of objections to it; let our Legislature do
all they possibly can if they find the present tax
laws to bear uneQualiy any class of citizens tc
ny and equaiize them. The amounts vaiesd hare.
e6iore have been for state purposes about (S125,
0Oo). one hundred and twenty i've thousand dol
lars per annum, Or about one dollar for each in.
habitant in the State. While the population o.
the last census Of the United States made abou
thirty eight millions, and the amount Of taxation
averaged for the last five years about four hun
dred millions, or over ten dollars for each inhabi
tant in the United States and this BY Republican
Administration, and in time Of profound peace
and at this price may mot ali pray that tho cry
shall still be "let us have pssces In tho show
amount of expen.es Of tn QeAsral Govsrnmen
no account ot the thousands OF millions Of acres
PUBLIC lands that have been given to large raroa
leofp@ations Of whon our Republican Rspressn
stockholders. Would it not be well for our RI
publican journals to give little of their attentio
\ to the Gsnaral Government az well as the State
At least so thinks a Democratic tax payer OF
Newark, Dec. 80, 1872. DELAWARE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

The Coal TRADE.-The N,neys' Journal
says: "The quantity sent by rail for the last
week was 20, IS0 tons against 80. 7O3 tons for
the corresponding week last year, Increase,
1856 tons.
''rhe quantity of "A Stl,n elts 'sSut from oil
the Regions was 2S2, ,575 tons, and BitumIn0us
a3fa6 tons-total, 3l4, sl3 tons, against 375 AIS
hst year, l1creaae SO far, u, ,aAI tons. !
The supply Of Anthracite henk fkunn III the
Regions SO far Is IL, 1852, ,8S2 tons, against 15.-
4Oa,o2G tons to the corresponding week last
year Increase so far, ., ,4l9358 tons. Il 81 IN ~
|, 'yrhe supply Of all kinds to date embraced
IN our table Is Coz tons, against II 1885,.
6O4 tons for the corresponding period last year ::
making the increase Of all kinds this year.
3, ,425. 1888 tons.
"Ihe great snow storm, which fell fully to
the depth Of two feet on the level, will mate
rally check the trade this week, so that but
little will be done. The immense body of
snow has Literally blocked up all the collieries
and the tracks leading to them, SO that they
will have to be cleared OF by man power, and
In great many instances the snow will have
TO be hauled away to obtain access to and
egress from the c0lliers !.
"As the supply will fall shoyt this, week q,
least 100000 tons, there wflt be no giffiic1lty IL
fixing the prices of Coal in January at 8
80 and e2.75 basis. All the dealers have Il
90 Is to ask it, and they will! get 1t. because
they must have the coal. and Il started at tina
point it will not go below that, as 1t is eviden
ehst there will ba an increased demand 40
coal In 1873, during the winter months"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetters United States Almanac for 1879 for dis
tribution. orots throughout the United States and
all civilized countries Of the Western Hemisphere
now patlishs4 and ready for delivery, in the Euy-
hsh. Gen>a4 GtsDoh. Norws s9iaif
Hollard No. nnAnd Spanish Nuy
who wt1Abo vn6erstand the true philosophy
should rooQ and ponder the valuable susg2
contains. In addition to an admirable medicl
tise onthe eauses, prevention and euro Of gre
riety q Diseases, it embraces large amount
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to the merchant. the mech
the miner, the farmer. the planter and lproieasi
man; aad the calealations have been : ede for
meridians and l4(udes as are most Hitabie
correoe and conaugQhoNsive NATIONAL LENuAR
: literature. - And extraordinary tary ef(
Of lltetettvss Btomaeh Bitters. the stS = tonic
alteraeve of more than half the Chris worId
fully 1T set forth Y its q pages, which are terl
the household and laia, kp1Ass ~ - SnSi ess s.
othef ftnstructtse and amusing reading ~
ginat and eslectea. -AWAAs the Annuals
with the nhg OF the year. this will be
most oeeeHk And may be had for the a
prOI9toeoBA yessrs. U0stetteT X smith,
Pa. - yooo1A OF u two cent stamp, wi
copy ~ Q44 70 any person, who cannOt
In his nGlGAA1 qAOOd. The Nlters arOf
sSiso;ussoat sSt's; sssa IL sss(ss ssss NJ sis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

4s:a:'ss:a !ass!ss :; s:'s s:s.s
s; J; IA !;!;!s!ss !: III \:
ssssl,s M n e.. Sss:::; sss::
that sbs ess4e % CAlcaged n NTeses care.
Nont 6N11nto ob II. The stolen ponds are
worth about t25,QQ0.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

MARRIAGE AT THE DEATH BsD.r Albert G..
Abbott, fireman Of fCharlestown. Nj dus., injured
al the great fire in Boston, died on Fkdsy night.
Al the time Of his injury he WAS engaged 70 be
MARRIED to a young lady, and at the lesire OF
both parties, the couple were married at the
hospital three days before the young mans
death. His brother was buried in the ruins al
the same fire. and the motlIet died frou, grief
At her Bereavement. tJ4"Yif
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
What unspsakabls Relief

ls Afforded to the burning and throbbing
flesh by q single application of, that unequaled
balsasn for human or brute al1fferipg, Ncxlcan
Mustang tfinament. The togmenfinQ and
ssssp ips 81 ptnS e snes%::ss% sSas
lase; sti6nes& Of the jOints and painful swell
ings, quickly yield to itsa enOlient inhpapce
it heals bruises. cuts,S scalds, etc., with aston.
ishing f~r4dity." Fpr strains, spring halt,
scratches, saddle, collar and harness gall, as
well as the more setious external n1slsdiss Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

Mr.. FROUDE was to have satle,lf foe EAgla nd
on Saturday in the Adriatic. but the rumor cd
unsafe condition Of the sXpesels pined wi Il,
to alter his determination. and he remains in
town another week Hewill saii0n Saturday
0ext, in the Oceanic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
TINE pEoPLE's COLUMN.

VERY bn11I LETTERS GLADLY REcxIyxp, LoNo
ooAxUNIcATroNs WILL NOT BE pRrNrEp. WH
AHs IN NowIsH REsfoNsIBLK FOR THE vYxws
. OF coRnEsPoNDRNTAl ~ ~, 5,,.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

~ ns - I Iss ,,svM ,sr,nrS1 pol,,
,.s;n /. :s.sss sSss !: a 81 sSsll
RoySrnsalA d ~ world q ~ ~ Sasfs IN .
I'D q ESaNnppteylg.A hepsist vis1s k4Neter,is
!! S6SsS;S1stes,: SnSlsRd' add Holl1l I'D tance
80 A1ffipfars ID bad way. So are AVeteA, Tur.
10y, Nszico and ali the South and Csnttal AmsSs
ican STATES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
forSs4'atOrYDnt AeF1ers ef tie f'orsepf Rsne
MA,.uI ,.!os a. k,si.: yss A.,,,, Ill / d .,

MAJORITY OF WHOM HOLD SUBoRDINATE Of
FIcEs IN THE CoLLKCToRs AND AssEssoR's De-
PARrxENrs OF THE U. STATES GOVERNMENT.
mi, This 81, y = ,a,t hsanssn forced I'd
an order in chancery of petty Judge. enforced BY
the facts under Which the odtfdgea hAve bsed con-
sumated, upon which tho American people must
now declare their convictions aud judgement.
II such transactions can obtain their approval
and support; il the precipitate and evidsnely ig-
uoraut sanction given bv the authorities ut WASH
ington be suatained by thsm. then is tho empire
insugursted in the place of thei ssre proud geput
::s.: :: s:a as:'sf:. is:; ;ss
sat1ap Of the central asthortiAs.3s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
01 Ed.

DOUGHERTY.-In Christiana hundred, ON Sunday.
tine 18th Instant Charles DoAgherty aged u years.
The relatives and friends or the fanny ete SSbSsG
fully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday e.
ternoon, at 3 O'Clock. .tis = +ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
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FIRE COMPANY, are requested to mssf a ~ 1n fp.
fa1s 3ls y aease on Wednesday evening. Ja1ssy ID,
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johnson. Jas: Grant. s. d. TsssV:l. +. Ise.laf
HIsst HHnIsse 4 4n. Msssieti Thonss u Nelessx, ,A.
G. Thenas Seal j. &ndsr S.oSEs So;i: Y; 1f1sssts s
tsr. J. McClS:key. J. Nc0iiscey, &. Weotcc. q. q
fasiof VIM. WsfS Wsin.o. Gc!RR:h:s. Rs1i:s,. 4 hRofsn
StoSt. G, Gi2der. II. 4. brinehuist, d. X Cisrk.
h%Hileyt % e a. Davis, R. H farewell. i. SpeaSssn.
q Messick, j. Sloan. +. McEiSenny. WH''snst' s.os.
Eadr'dSs Rieh9sdson. Howard Walton, y. b. Sin. Sin
dec$l-2t SAMUEL G. TAZWEELL. Sec,rv p"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
AcLE 4 MILLER, I.:ct.oN IN.

OclE 4 MtLLER. h..ctloWooes, N
u NO. sos MARKET srRRRT. ~
NILMINasox. DEL. ="
PUBLIC SALE OF So ffs55
Fine China and Glass Ware,
aHgA At the Auction Rooms. nm
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 1st. 1s7l,
~ 1o slloc.. s;nsed a,stsEsy,gisss, ri
Vases, Gilt Vases. Decorated Chamber Set, Cut
ciHs, Stem Dishes, Marble Centre Pieces, Mants!
Sets Motto Cups and Saucers Stone Ware. Caps and
III kock insham and yellow Wsre. &C. kc. Also.
260ges Of Canary Birds, &c. :,
without reserve. OaLE 4 MILLER, Anet'sA.
iecM-N 6o6 Market st., Wilmingten. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

scotch Plaid Goods. Fine fsrfamsry. Of French
%ss s.ssss desirable kSSSsS SSsIT Il g
, eotasr md Mars sts'. finl.sff, VI