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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-22
proved. May y. Is72


A. ACT 70 provide ne rssvAl q the Kan.as ira. 81
lsdian . ~ isaian Territory. ard 70 alsTa.s u
thelr land IN katsas q srtaai sstisrs
B. u rraeief b. Ne seaals ant nass. o. Rsp-~..nt.
uvss y ~ un,sd saisi u Amsgiea IN osasr... As
derby authorized and sanpauerrd 70 ssa.. ~ - -,
prs's-d and seia mach afth~ land. her.tfr.
- ~ kanfas tribe ofiadsns " The STATE u Eaa =.
and shich odd 10 %. tnlf~ sia,~s 10 trsst h ~.
trsaiy nair b. he niisd saies sad said inilsn. ps
claimed SeTemis-r ssvsnie-n D. aBa0 Domint .Ishi.-n
handrsd and stKty. and stitch remain ansold Ia h.,
fpiowtns manor VIZ Tk- said sres.t.,v st.i, -
paint thru d-ini.rrsts snd eompstent t-rsans sta
shall sfrr heing duty swarn TO l-rfarm said serstc-
praise said laads b lesai sshr ~ on. HUNDRED
aad sixty aess 90 ss separately from the value ~ any
iaf.sFmrnts o. ~ sane ard also the vaas ~ said
Improvement, disiinguishins bsturrn improvements
msde BY iFs u said Indian irit the Tnit-a s,a,..
aud rhte settri snd ake rstain ihereof 70 the CON
uissionsr - indian AfAiFs Iroridsd That the eer,
larry Of Interior may IN bis discretion set a,d. an
apprase nsnts tina, me- ~ made under the ,rov.ian.
otthis section, and eaase sprrAissrssnt 10 bs
sEo . That each Lsua nae settler a, IN. tin. o,eu
pytnE any portion Of said lands aud havlnR made vsa
Who u etisens % the Unitsd states. or who "a AZ
eiafed his sn;satinn 10 become such shall ~
a. any u- ~i,his one year from the approval q aid
sifaemrnt 20 purchase. fsr cash the land 90 eccu.
pied and Improved b. hin. not exec~d one bundled
aud sixy acrs In each ease IL the appraised valas
thereof ineadlnE the appraised vaIas u sny improve
msnss which nay have hsa m.ds hy ths rni,.S ssss,
% sny 81 said Indians the same nader such Fu.s
and rsgalAiiens a. the Secretary % The Insrsr nay
sec y That all The land mentioned 10 the arss sec
osa cfihis &c, neu eecapisd BY bona ode settlers a.
mrnened N the second heetlea % this ct rsmainne
ansfd AZ NE expraion o. one year from the approval
ofssid appfaiss@ni shall BE sofa 4, pahilc 49, sfsr
dae adssIsemvnt The highest bidder ~ cash n srncts
not rSceng ore hnndFd aud sixty acrss and an she
tads M ntn ~ IT, hfst srotian ~ this ACT whlrh
shall b. anocrs b. hnp %, settlers a ne dais Of
such apptaisssut may b. s"d any tine asr The az
prevail ofsaid sppfsrsssnt At puhiie sale nflrr Due
advertsement. 20 BE hs.g bidder for cash 10 traets
not sxossding hundrsd and xty serss undsr suea
rules aaa fesalaiiens ~ the ssssisFy - ~ fntisI
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A. ACT % rei0nvr political disah'l.t'.s im
pesed By The fo1rtseafh srticleof ih~amena
iasntsof th@ Consfitufiou n the e ai,@f STATE
n q eaartef b ae seaats cd Hssss 81 P,p
rsssatufiuss II ~ Caafef sfafss a Amsrtaa "a
Cesgyey@ssseabisf,f f~e-fAtra. ~ cara ks.s< rsn.
ssrrtA1 fAertts1 Tat al political dissAsltsi@s
imposed ~ The thifd section n ID. fsa-sesath
aftiele ~ amendments u the Consultation ~
che unit~d States are her-by removed fr.., III
persons whumsnever. eKe~pteeuators End Rep.
resentatives q the Thifty sixth sod Thirtv.
seventh C7sxFessss. officers 10 the Judicial.
military. and naval s~rvies ~ the Unitsd state.
heads q Departments. and foreign ministers II
the United States
Approved. May q. Is52
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may prsseps Pvesidsd Tia, IN no case shall any Of
he ands Msesionsa IN this &C. bs sold At hess has
SECRETARY q the inssog nay 10 N. discretion, opsn
any o. said lands Fsealning unsod after having been
suhet 10 the rights % bora de settler, a. provided os
In this act: Provided AocreP That the proceeds Of thr
sale o. said ana, and Improvements, after paying the
expenses ofs.id appraisement aud sale shall BE- ap
piled In accordance with the provisions fsad treaty
70 the payment efthe quidaisd indebtness Ofsad Kan
esiyed. and the excess any shall be 20 the
said Indians. per capita, 10 money.
sac. That 70 said Kansas tribe Of Indians shall sig
nifty 10 the President Of the United States their desire
N sell their diminished reserve indicated In said
treaty, including lands held IN srvcrality and IN
mon, aud 10 remove from the State ~ Kansas aud shall
90 agree IN such manner the President may prescribe
the srcTetsry u the Interior may cause the
Coz the apprAgment Of the so called trust lands and
sold IN quantities not execrdins hundred and sixty
aeres a. not sss than .s appraised value. after dae no
iier 10 the highest bidder bidders scaled bids In.
Guiding Improvements fsvery character and PREF,
ersnee shalt be gven to sess any part Of said d..
Unfinished reserve, and the appraised Sslae fauy i'm.
Psoscmeu on any part ofsAd dimnisrd reserve made
By any member Of said tribc shall be paid 20 him or her
tson aud the Trsidae Of the prOcreds Of said safes
shalt bglonk to said trbs Va conn nny pr crntum
81 which shall b. plaesd their crcdu on the books
et treasury aud ecai Interest at the rate Of ave Ier
erntum WI Annam, said interest 10 BE- raid TO thrm
semiAnnually for the twen.y ysaTs arr witch
S,,od the PneiPai shall be paid the
ps psr e.Iia and the remaining any per csntum Vt
the ptoesrds Of sale. Afor said shall b. used pev
lns boz then nsu homes IN the indaa rrrrtory and IN
/ aHttt become sell Outstanding
Froriaed That ttany adalt mvmbgf of said tttc TO
shom al allotment uAs assigned under the protis,ua
o. Afteiss one aud t~o u said tusty u NSvembyr,
sightrca handrvd aud sixty shall dr.i u,en
ths same saeh msmert " said tubr shall uan rAAs
pisa 'he stcrvtArt " the Interior the
isfsen - Sheui sach slvtmeut Originally assign
60 anu that te ~ she has. the date - sueh
nsumrnl eenitusrd 10 vCcapS and cutisa The
b. utiticd 10 denand aud f,etve hr .aeh asturut
lAtent go tr, simiie, b4t land patented shs ~
tAtmpi ifem icsy taNAuou " sale d4rus ts- nAgaai
10 ~ s4ch ludtsn
ApFfuttl. M.y -.
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GWGno, Fertilizers, dc.
III o r n E r S
MARYLAND
Super Phosphate!
1--WE court the Chemists inquiry.l
1--WE court the Chemists inquiry.J

A FTER % years experience in the Fcrtil-
"A king business, and after establishing a
wide reputation for tbs purity and excellence
Of his Bone Dust the subscriber has been IA.
dueed 10 prepare u Phosphate suitable "a the
requirements and every way worthy the at
tention oi the Southern Farmer.
The "NAkYLAND" j. a rejuycna,or and
permanent improver Of the soil. II stimulates
Equal o. Peruvian Guano. aud -usiains equal
Ia Bone, being composed H.tup.t entirely Oi
these Egredients, with % very liberal per cent
age Of Potash IA the Tesidum. Their. ls a. ad
ulteraier nor Inferior article used EVERY par.
ticle 81 the Phosphate being - essential bene-
bt 10 the land. Neither paine nor ~ peuse have
been spared 10 ~ PREPARATION, aud w. claim
Tor u The greaicft benefit 10 the farmer from the
smallest outlay.
For Cotton, Wheat asi Corn. aud d, . gen
eFal siiinulsht and aiiinsni fer worn and ina
poVefish.d land there cai br uofLItg ui.fiof
u u NAfrantsd D. run A. high 10 Ammonia
aud higher ~ Bone rLospi az 'Lan any other
fertilizer 20 the market.
ffic" so pr TN, - n'~ beg So ea4rgs
IT del very.
BpEL bueT 40. EoNL NAL s.n. Dis.
5OL|LD BpS T. tt2 or nau manufacture. lu
a"s bags Eastefu -.d Hsst..sf Bose BtrT
-. biA& SfAND .l-.ts.-.. ffafn o.
ras.au Government 64f,D.a-. 81 ..a.s. fai.s.
10 charge ~ delivery
JDrHrA HUEAEE. -
Nanufaeiufsf aud 1elsrsi tHfl4ai-...a Scr
'hast Once ALd saf~bnass g e. ties ~
1rtefsl hsFThouse en- ftfv ts.4 -isrlIng
Ste baltimore I'D
ApfIf fAugls
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-22
Property Sales.

Property Sales.
HENRY L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
No. ., Smediey Roc,
TOW TOWN,
COLLECTIONS, Conveyancing, Examina.
~ ton OF Titles. Loans and purchases, aud
Sale. promptly attended to. Ss- Tsr~s rea-
soAabEe.
FOR SALE,
TRACT CONTAINING 40 ACRES OF
LAND, lying and binding on the easternmost
side OF the Baltimore and Yorktown Turnpike
| Road, 10 miles irvtn Baltimore. aud also near
the line OF the Northern Central Railway and
| within minutes walk from Timonium station
on said road. aud u aiso within halt mile
from Luthervtlie. The said tract OF land -
also recognised rs one OF the most valuable
| neutral nematite Iron Ore tracts Ut land IN the
country aud offers rare inducements 10 persons
| engaged IA manufacturing iron 10 secure sup
| ply ct first class ore Banks.
| Also, another tract com prising a Tavern House
| and lot. situated on the west side OF the York
Turnpike Road, about three hundred yards
north Of the 10 mile stone. and adjoining the
above.
FARM OF IS ACRES. good land, - miles
| from baltimore ON Old York Road, a miles
from Railroad. improvements are good, cost.
ing more than Is now asked for the property.
AGoOD FARM CT I5o ACRES, 20 acres 10
timber. Is miles from Baltimore. half mile
/ from Glencoe station. y. q. a. X. Good Dwell.
ling, Barn aud other oat building, fruit ia
abundance.
! 4 SPLENDID FARM ia Dulaney's Valley,
/ fn les from rnwsuut .Wr. mJe from T,tno-
] Il Ht.sHl ia
"a walnut, hirkoty. a. aud chestnut imber
4 isud lu hi "a stat ID cultivation. good stone
Manson. tenant houses aud sll necrssary
out bui dtugs. s.lI be- sold vefy cheap aad on
easy terms.
AFARM ~ 100 ACRES. rotten rock SOL
.. natles ifou baltimore. ~ miles from Mar
riuitsyiile, y A y. Il n. mile from Balta.
Llbefty tafaPtkei on gu.si county road "a
scres ~ htskefy. osk and chestnut umbeF
i imlsosvd ~ very Cue atone dweiiins 2eK4'
ieci water "a kllchea and thfanghout 10,
house cellar under ent.re house large s~ita
cr barn. carriage house Lee house. hsa hat4se
1a..f a. ae4adsucc q fruit ceus.atIng q
HIi Us p~araes. prars 4aiaees, cheff.es. a.
sad De s..a 80 ara eass tsfns
AFA.N 90 1904 EEs aa NJ LaIf, siaa
u.as f-.m Maast.e. B a..s isa, la.rti-,
ef.4e asftsb.r i~e| .as 4ul -,.s
$3.50 o rt fs-t rsfetrt
-.t .Hssf t.r a.af 4te .slI ~ aH.
..s - s..s srrs
tAaM ~ iasAeAts 8. ...., s...t "a.
hs
a4 -rar t.s t.t .-.
.sa.a 90 i-' s.ia
4saH sff
AHtf,Lu t... 500.
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~ ~ % ehsase ths itmr Co. hudtu. t.us.t aad
d'stte epafts sfths lniirl STATE, fsf tar s.st,ra as
tftet 70 WisconsIn. a. Ia Cfosse
~ % eeafird - zee >ruair Aui sasf afkrprrseuta
utvs u 'hs tu.ttd s.Ats % Au.fra lu tsugrt.s -
ss1osa thai thr tne De- dias ,ifct ant f.tsftet
cs4rts . iAr tustH4 ..rs ~ she distck ~
hiseeIsta, a. trHsst b. on ihs thtfd r4estsy q
erisn1lsF vfeaa year 81 70 the nfsi Nal1sy %
iscsme,f, a. - Ffasilal y a. ard thsi th- iss
rslitsf tsfui q a t.assr q So iar Be- hstytf
shststsa. sua thkt 81 fuct aaurra. indctuss as,
stss Ffactss sd VI Arr pr,s asa ssa eriua-ii
% = taaiua 10 sitaar % s.f .tarts ~ ruisfsd
esa tfis 81 iau ~ trfriu atet iof haaas sai gftt
fFesrfsa, Aazssrr Fhst 500 % sd saa.i aas b.
hria ~ tnef t-fs shtrsn seeded ana srfratH
~ Us FsflNsa % tAAtHs fatfitaita 90 sa.tan
Aaa afftes.aa q 49, aat IL ua..ars goodies aa.l
sN4ft safH Jog NNulna. aftasta.f o. p. fiasat 70 %
49, 80 a D. lff'sai -. ssaeaases ss q aag
usats nat aaag aatr a.tfsea D.. asf F.I.t
kfFrfraarat 10 zee ta...I 49,
- fait 80 taa.. a.. ri..te
sA.A a..-.t atteH.a..4 sa#a. e aafs -
-.a-.f-' a.' sts 20 a.st.se.sHt
g - . F..H atasf s.-,.t. O..
iH.s eisa Id
Aaia4tl Waf .sra
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GEE DR.. DUCKS DENTAL PRICE LIST
- on fIRsT PAGE Fsb. U.-Iv.
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NONsTANTLY on hand aud made h. order
" Saddles Brides, Harness. Cellars, Trunks
Valises. Whips. Ac, Ac.. II the best m ,tsriai
aud geod workmanship. al erceodiagi, loo pri
ss,ssyor ssss- Persans wanting anything in my
ing Al lS3 North Cav street.
REPAIRING done a. short notice and war.
Eanssd V give satisfastion. IFeb. lily.
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NUMBER OF LOTS for sale OF lease IN
Towsontown. suitable for building purposes.
ALSO.
Mills. Stores. Dwellings &c, IN different Parts
OF the county. Cottages Ter sale ~ rent ~ Go.
vanstown and near citv limits.
Apply 10 HENRY L. BOWEN.
Real Estate Agent. T.wsoni"wn.
March 35.--tE
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FOR SALE . AcREs On Hsa,si.s avsa.
~ vi D. soid - i'sc' % IN lots q sut pur.
chaaars
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FOR sALE-sl AcRgs siuai-e on Charts
street aoa hsMF4~n ns~nws' az - ..sid -
tfasi - 10 tpss - suis parehssess
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tlE SALE VALUABLE FAEM n.a-
lsfs -rHeh e. q r .esuta ialns 90 arf-.
laHHf srd $50 4Heiiing ani ne--. .sry zoe
h4 4 rs. abanaana~ q fruit wsl sstst.l, 80
wih safeF end nndsr sao4 fenrins
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SPLENDID FARM ia Dulaney's Valley
fuIIrs from I1wsuut .Nt. mge from Tiino-
utuu.. y. e. 4 k.,copt.lutLg 10 acres. 90 acTe,
"a walnut. hirkoty. a. aud chestnut imbcr
i-ud iH = ~ stai. 30 cultivation, good stone
Manson tenant houses aud On n-crssars
! out bui Iiugs. s.!I be- sold very cheap aai on
ra.y teruis.
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AFAkM OF 100 ACRES. rotten rock soil.
O.. nasles ifDu hallimore. ~ miles from Mar
riuttsytlle, y. A y. Il n. uile from BAlts. A
Llbefts tafaPtkes on gosad coanty road 30
scrrs hi1kory. ask And chestnut lumber
iuIsesvd ~ very dne stone Dwelling sass
iect uatsr "a Alichea and Throughout the
house cellar under entIfe hessc lsfg~ s~iia-
cr barn. earriage house lie house. hsa ha4se
Ia.rt a. abundance q fruit cons. stag ai
HIf IL. pcaraes. lrart 44iaces, cberrtvs. a.
aHl De- t..4 l.a art d eass tsfana
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f.s sttEoR EEST Hor-l ANb Laf
isrr i.H IfF- aaass Este e Dor t.at.s
saes aa.t.ef IT, fsrt ifaut ~ Dc ssst
taeF
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22S ACRES OF LAND. adjoining Towson.
town. with fsir improvements; isa acres
elear, the balance 10 word we'll watered
with numerous springs. Upon this property
are some Of the finest building sites near Balti.
tanrs The property ~ill he offered 4. Whole
OF In lots. to sait purchasers.
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COLLECTIONS, conveyancing, Examina.
~ ton OF Titles, Loans and purchases, aud
sales promptly attended to. Jns- Terms rea'
sonabie.
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4 HANDSOME AND HIGHLY IMPRoV
~ FARM CONTAINING 2se ACRES. will be-
spid entire n- ~ irhrfs. 20 cut purchasers 1T
ua'ed n 500 adjoining the village ~ ruwsan
t"e go it" east fret eisss residence. modern
improvements. u rnolns. . bath raoms. cellar
under whole house large barn. carriage house.
ice house. farm house. and other oatbuiidiBgs
fruit II al descriptions IN abundance.
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AGoOD FARM CT I5o ACRES. 20 acres IN
timber u miles from Baltimore. half mile
from uicncoc station. y. q. u. X. Good Dwell.
ling. barn aud other oat building, fruit In
abundance
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HANDSOME FARM IN Limek'ln Bottom.
containing $50 ACRES. tis5 Gle sci. balance
in wood.l IN high state Of cultivation. I'm
provements consist ~ good frame dwelling
li roafns Also. new tenant house. larg. barn,
aud other necessary ouihou.es; large variety
81 fruit. ornamental aud shade trees abun
dance ~ limestone and iran ore On the place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
THM NEW YORK PRESS.
EditeFiai Kxrfaefs Frsm the Great DusaRea.
WHY DEMOCRATS KNDoRsk oRKKLxT.
From the N. Y. Times.1


from the N. Y. Times.l
Those Democrats who are now willing to ac-
cept his nomination from Baltimore, do not de-
ny the existence of this feeling. They do not
oven deny their own participation in 70. They
simply say that they will make him their candi-
date for two reasons first, because he is the
only one they think they can elect and second,
because his acceptance Of their support, the bar.
gsins he has made and is ready to make, and
hrs well-known vanity and capacity for being
duped may make him even mo re serviceable
than an upright Democrat, with a consistent
record behind him and an honorable future be-
fore him. 1t Is obvious that this view does not
obtain with all Democrats, and that very large
proportion OF them will refuse to stultify them
selvea by supporting him. But all who can I've
brought to his banner will bring with them a
mental reservation of distrust and dislike.
COOPERATION THE PAsAcEA FOR LABOR STRIKES.
lFrom the n. I. Trlbune.l
We have always held that cooperation is the
true preventive OF strikes. No man will strike
against himself or against his own interest
When q man is once his own employer the
wages and the hours OF work become lost in
consideration of the profits OF the manufacture.
II seems strange that so simple and true solu-
ton OF 30 complex and vexatious a problem
should be lost upon those who insist on the an.
tagonism of Capital and Labor which under the
system of cooperation cannot conflict. 1t il
probably to be accounted for only by the fact
that there are very few human beings who are
really fitted to be masters. 1t is clear enough
70 those who have the patience TO save and the
discretion to invest and the industry to combine
savings and labor for only those who aspire
to be something more than employees ever sue
ceed at cooperation The greater multitude
waste, and the chief source OF the waste il in
such wars as that Of which the present strike i,
fair illustration. The immense sums spent
and lost in this strike would have set afoot scores
OF cooperative schemes in each trade, which
with little discretion and experience aud ordi.
nary industry could have been made successful
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
nREpuRLIcAN SUCCESS IN DELAWARE.

1t is Questioned by some very prudent people
whether the expectation of Republican success
in Delsware, this year, is not entirely too san
guine an outlook They have been beaten so
often when they hoped to win victory that they
expect the same result without regard to the cir
cumstanoss, and look for dry spell even when
the clouds are already dripping, and when the
darkness of the gathered heavens gives sure
token that apolitical delugeis at hand.
We look for Republican success because the
conditions favor it. Reform in State Affairs is
as necessary now ~ ever, while, by the action OF
the last Legislature still another proof has been
given that it cannot be had under the present
political rule. Equal Representation demanded
by this city, and measurably by the county of
New Castle, with their thousands of disfran
chised people. has been again rejected by the
Demooratis managers. Severe and unjust laws
have been enacted, which bear with great seve-
rity upon the working people, taxing their saw
ings, and making harsh methods for collecting
debts from them.
These nereEaons why the people, dissatisfied
with the present control, should, and doubtless
will, demand that il be changed They are COM
ing 10 reconsideration Of these matters, and the
s. formAton Of asound Judgment upon them more.
every day. since ether questions of National
character have ceased to overshadow them. In
1870. obeying Senator Willard SAulsbury's IA
nous direction, the cry of white Mans Party y
was raised and all State questions we're east out
of the issue. This cannot be done, again.
So far, indeed are the Democracy from being
in position to continue the White Mans Party
cry, that they have come over, bodily, boots,
breeches, and baggage, upon the Republican
gro1ndi and are about to select their candidate
for'the Presidency from our ranks. They once
denounced Negro Suffrage, now they select Hor-
ace Greeley, editor Of the New York Tribune, as
their 0aptainl They have thrown away all that
remained of the old Democratic platform, and
have forever relinquished the fight on those
great measures which the Republican Party have
shaped, enacted, and enforced
Under these circumstances, we look to see
many honest Democrats quit voting with the
party which has been getting and using their
support They now see that the loud protesta-
-tions which their leaders made of perpetual OPP
position to the Republican policy were lnsincere,
and find their holowness proven in the readi
ness with which they rush to anybody, even Mr.
Greeley, who is likely, in their opinion, to give
them success and get them into Office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
Grant. Nepo,,,,n

The President was guilty of Nepotism bafora bo
entered the White House. He commenced al Fort
Dsnelson, which he gave to his Aunt Columbia !.
he gave Vieksburg to his Uncle Samuel for birth
day present. Mission Ridge to bis Cousin Yankee
poodle, and Appomattox to Brother Jonathan
In order to perpetuate this nepotism, he mad to
turn out Buckner, Pemberton. Beauregard, Bragg
and Bob Lee. They all considered it an outrage
but 1t made no difference with Grant, for he did
not stop as long as there was any thing TO take,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
THE RECORD COMPARED.

Mr.. Greeley cried out for submission: GEN,
Grant captured Fort DoDelson. Mr.. Greeley
coquetted with rebel emissaries.
General Grant captured Yicksbarg. Mr..
Greeley lost heart and declared the war fail
ure; Gen. Grant saved Shiloh and ordered the
march through Georgia Mr.. Greeley premA-
turoy shouted "0n 10 Richmond" Gen. Grant
in his swn grave, impassive good time captured
the whole rebel army, and entered Richmond in
triumph. Mr.. Greeley fomentsd sectional strife;
Gen. Grant assured national union While
Grant was accomplishing through good report
and through i'll report, his colossal and mAgnif-
cent task Of saving the Union. Greeley was do
ing all he could to inspire a conviction OF the
hopelessness Of that task, and to disheartsn the
country with 'sAuoy doubts and fears"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
The Concs,.lou onIv pnr,,,,

senator schurz is able to so far overcome hi,
personal dislike and contempt for Greeley az tf
support the nomination, but he can bring him.
seiI S aown TO personal relations with the candi.
gwen at Delmonico's, at which were presen
Greeley, White and Tilton, and Mr.. Schlrz wa,
also expected, but he failed to come, and sem
ms regrets in his place. To bring him anC
Greeley together was the occasion OF the feast
cal crcles - fS44Ai
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
Garrison on Gre.lev.

W. L. G. thus photographs the character Of
'the any thing to beat Grant candidate for the
White House =
He is notorious oompromiser as unreliA-
pie as shifting sand bar, yet yielding as the
trusted with the helm in the midst OF a storm
without moral vision or fxedneAs Of principle ,
giving the worst counsels when the best are OF
primary Importance guilty of blunders that are
worse than crimesi easily imposed upon through
AIRY - N-SfANA~eSN ~ nav
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

The citizens OF Newark, N, j. have decided to
give series Of annual exhibitions similar to
those which have been SO successful in the man
nfaeturing centres of England.
Pure water will absorb many unpleasant odors
pail full of clean, fresh water from a well or
spring, placed in a room which has been newly
painted, will absorb during the night 30 much Of
drink
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
The Lumber Trade.

The patriot says: The heavy rains on the
nothern border Of the State last week raised the
North Branch sufficient to bring out nearly III
the lumber which had been waiting for flood
from that section Of the lumber district. The
stock Of all kinds on hand is much below the
average Of the past years at this season Of the
year, yet 1t is sufficient to supply the trade for
months and the lumberman are constantly ra-
ceiving supplies by canal and railroad"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
Circuit Court.

The United States Circuit Court for the Dis
trict OF Delaware met this morning at 10 o'clock,
and after an argument in the case of the Good
year India Rubber Patent, decree Was granted
same. The Court then adjourned until Monday,
July 1st N-'i