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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23
The fun Of the Ching.


frhe Chicago eas d.hes for m resders the following
delightful parody on the famous German su.e johnny
tribe We hope they'll all sOund:1
Grant. q smoker, Grants smoker.
Gro~i! groxi! xrcwl, dat is my Trumhui;
Howl. howl! howl! dat is my Schurz, al!
Grants Q smoker Gr.nt's smoker,
Wort reform the civil service --,.u.
How'll howl. howl, dat is my schur., al!
With my growl growl growl and my howl howl BOWL
Grants smoker Grants smoker.
And hts wife has got relstiops.
Grc. I' sso. I gro wi DAT i. my Trumhnn;
Howl how'll howl. dat Is my Schurz. All! . a.,
With brayi br.yi bray. and my gro"i' gro"i grow"
Wouidnt turn out bad Tom Murphy.
B eeag SS rayi bay bay. dat i my Upton;
GrU.li gToni, grosil dat is my TrunSsiii
with N.Y. ys lpT ys ply yep pa and ny Sl.y bray etc
Grants q smoker, Grants smoker.
Don't believe the one term humbug
writei writei wrei dat is my Greeley
S.aP s,ag s ssP Sa' ]. my T rssss.
Growli growi! srowI, dat is my Tunhni
How'll howl! howl. dat is my Schurz ~
With write. writei write and my sep' Se'p' sep'
Ggant's smoker Grantsa smoker
me on sn San spsesS dat is my Sumner
Writef virite' write. dat IL my Greeley;
Yrlnf yelpI yeip! dat is my Fenton;
Bray BRAY, Bray dat is my Upton;
1;rnyi, rrowl! growll dat Is my TrumbuIl
Howl, howl, howl! dat is my Schurz al!
with nv speech! speech! speech and my wrte write,
write ETC.
Grants a smoker Grants a smoker,
Would not make Port Collector.
Liei Iei lie! dat is my Dana;
speech, speech! speech! dat is my Sumner
Writei write write ! dat IL my Greeley;
Yepi yep! yrlp! dat il my Fepton;
BRAY I bray bray dat il my Upton;
Crowl! growl. growi! dat is my Trumbull;
Howl! howl. howl! dat il my Schurz, ali
with nv lie lie, lie! and my speech speech speech!
and nv write! write and my yep yelp! yelpi
and my bray! bray bray and my growl! grO~li
growil and my howl howl! how'll
Dat is platform.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23
ear Strap Sock.
rAR SILENT clry AT sAKENWoOD.
sY >. D. szxswoop.

~ J. D. SHERWOOD.
There. city, vast yet voieeles growing street On
whittier friends with ftis.ds meeting meeting
And :ss:s s.re. md vs.s-f calm and .sn. mutt.
Never greeting. ever meet
There tradsn without a nsrchaats without books
re.d.r Sd.. IN ss~s.ds el..bsr. vbsss the srietng
wher. The guests forget to and strange listening
Listening silencs ever reigna
And iEnals ay from toptrss gainst the glowing Grim
Telling the negiictful owner that his webuit Argosy
Fur the Fleece ID nailing by.
Here the belle forgets the fashons mindless Of her
All unhesds nov her toilet free lel and .re..
None here hafter lace figure fondy
Tresses bow. and none caress-
flushed al these many mansonA barred and boted door
Marrow a. the w.l and earthly and the roctrees steep
Room for .llths high and io~ly Rich and poor here
equal mate:
Equal dwell and equal mate.
Flowers blooming these mansons kissed by loving
Breathing soy their porches flowing through the
Peans their bells sweet usic pealips odor. pure and
white:
Pealing only to the night
Here each keeps his weleiled dwelling fearing naught
quarterday;
Here landlord dune the tenant and NO tenant moves
Dwelling ever un.vie.ed dwelling on from Nay to May
Paying never quarter day.
Beekons this mute city to its living gay
To its comrade laughing oady sitting pnsng bay;
Drawing from its masquerader pale white spectres day
by day:
Spectres now, men yesterday.
Thus two cities grow forever; parted by tide;
This the shadow that the substance growing by
er's side;
Gliding into tie other and for evermore shall glide:
Growing ever side by side.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

Sly on the eye IL not usually considered
either ornamental or in any way useful. Ayoung
friend ofours who has had considerable experience
in such appendages has, he thinks, made an immor-
tai medical discovery. After experimenting with
nearly all the drugs in the Matera Medica he finds
that ponltice Of equal parts Of slppery elm and
lol'elia will knock . sty sky-high in from ten to
twelve honrs. YOn unfortunates who happen to
be troubled with it, try the remedy for once and
let ms know how it works, If Won haven't ont
sty, try it and you may get one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

The Chicago Tritsse says:. "Cunduraneo has
finally received its death-blow at the hands Of
the London Clinical Society, who after protrac-
ted trial Of itin the cancer wards ofthe Middlesex
Hospital, have declared that the dug has no effect
trials state that not one single indication ofim-
provement has been derived in any of the cases.
In fact, the disease either ran it's course or the
patients showed derangementa Of the system
clearly attributable to the use Of the drug.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

To RENOvE STAINS From THE HANps.-A few
drops Of oil Of vtriol (snlphuric aeid) in water,
Will take the stains ofuit, dark Dyes stove black
ing, etc, from the hands without iujnring them
Care must, however, be taken not to drip it npon
the clothes. II will remove the color from WOODEN,
and eat holes in cotton fabrics
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

The most to1chieg eulogy, and the most COM
grehensve. probably, was uttered at the grave of
A plain man, probably one of the neirhbor, M the
deceased. came forward, stood at the grave and
said with quivering lips: "Dainel Webster. the
world will he lonesome without you.r The anal
ity which won for Daniel Webster this touching
eulogy was not his great and brilliant intellect
but his neighborly kindness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

GERMAN savans have decided that in cases Of
decaptfation the head retains consciousness for
several hours after it has been severed from the
body, and meanwhile suffers exquisite pain. The
nmperor William, convinced BY them. has ordered
empire.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

SHEEP butchers are said to wash the portions
OF the mutton carcasses that have come in con-
tact with the wool in dressing with salcratus
water; to remove the peculiar oior Of the wool.
1t is the oily matter in the wool that gives the
carcass the smell that il IN objectionable to many
persons that they cannot eat mutton.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

THEY are planting cork trees with considerable
duction Of the vine and its tempting products
may have something to do with this. Ii is won
derfnl how promptly corks shoot up, under aus
picious circumstances, the country over
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

AN Old gentleman. travelling by railway, q few
DAYS ago, discovered hanging on the side of the
car what he took to be time-piece, but which
was nothing more OF less than a Thermometer ar
ranged with dial and hands like clock to east
ly denote the Temperature of the coach. The oId
man eyed 1t very closely finally adjusted his spec
tacies, then took ont an old fashioned bulls eve
watch, compared time, and with his key made the
necessary correction. He said he expected To l,e
on the railroad for several DAYS. and he rantaJ
ehe car time. We think he will have a lively
time of it, If he attempts 10 keep his watch with
the variable temperature of a railroad car.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

THK surest way to kill the worms that infest
our fruit trees at this season is to crush the
nests and worms with the hand, protected by a
glove or mitten. in the morning or evening, when
all are in the nest; but when on limbs that can
limb entirely than to suffer the worms to remain
and increase. Another way to kill the pests 10 to
pour little coal oil into their nests and set fire
to them: The nest disappears in fash, and the
worms TALL to the ground, cooked to q crisp.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

The following is the way they called ont the
figures of "reel' in Arkansas: dance to the
gal with the yaller shawl; now down the outside
and up the middle; turn 'er to your partner, Ike
Smach, and now to that entire stranger; sasha to
the right and left; IA de tan, da dn da now to
Pete Schwitchali's daughter; turn to your part
Der, every one; set to the gal with fiaring frll:
balance and spin about the girl with the holes
in the heels of her stockingsw
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

The Baltimore Anaioas has It upon good an
thority that mo man can serve God and Mammon:
but Daniel Drew comes nearer to accomplishing
il than auy one else in The world"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

NEW HAMPSHIRE farmer has discovered that
ms orchard, IN which his sheep were pastured,
and very thrifty, while an adjoining orchard, in
which no sheep were allowed, was neither thirty
nor exempt from these barers and in.ects n
OF the insects. "''o
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

An x-TSibxme proof reader says: "If Horace
Greeley had written the inscription ON the wall
of Babylon Belshaxzar would have been good
deal more scared than he was-"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

LoBsrERs will be very scarce this year-"prol,-
ably because the long winter has killed the vines,
suggests Mr.. Greeley.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

OUT in the Apache country, the Indians arc ssid
TO have became 80 peaceable that it ia hand tn tell
red skin from a white man; the only difference
Apache has two or three A '''e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

CONNECTICUT paper says: AT present two.
thirds of the population of Poduenoc pasa Sunday
fishing for muskrafs with shot guns This is the
way the other third know when Sunday comesn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

An old traveller tells pretty tough story about
being lost in the woods with his dog, where he
could get nothing to eat, and had to cut off the
dogs tail, which he boiled for himself and after
wards gave the dog the bone. We would rather
borrow Q hundred dollars than believe that story.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

oNE OF Michigan University's female students,
whose BUMP Of chemical knowledge had been set
aown as 1As ey phrenological professor, in re-
sulphuric acid was s. T.-ls6O-X.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

WESTERN lawyer who tried to collect bill
wrote to his clients thus: "Gents-You will new
er get any money from Bill johnson. The under
@gned called upon him yesterday, and found
MN with nary tile, his feet upon the earth, and
not clothes enough ON him to wad gum"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23
c9sWcasn@K
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER 4 BLOOD


In the wonderful medicine to which the aflicted
above pointed for relief tie disc0yercr believes
he has combined In harmony more Of Natures most
sovereign curative properties. Which God has insti-
ed into the vegetable Kingdom for healing the pick.
than ever before combined I'm ere Mctieine
The evidence this net IL found In the great variety
Of most obstinate diseases which II kas been found
Coughs, and the carly staces Of COnsump.
tfOn, IL has astonirhcd the medical faculty. and
eminent physicians pronounce it the greatest ned-
cal discovery Of the age. While II the sever
est Coughs i strengthens the systcm and fuPifIes
the blood: By Its great and thorough blood puri-
flying properties, 1t cures all Hum rs from the
wort Be rOG0l0 tn Q common ElOtc h. Pfnplo
0Eru pelOn. MercurialG ii, ease. Mineral poisonp
and their effects arc erldicafcd. srd vigorous health
and sound constitution established. EPyslpe.
8oagh skin, In rhort. all the numerous drcafes
eaused BY had blond are conquered BY this powerful
Purifying and invi,oratng medicine.
u you feel du, drowty, 6ebilitated. have esllow
color Of skin. or yellowsh brown spots on face or
body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in
natnes low spirits, and gloomy forebodinsp, irsgu-
ar appetite and tongue coated, you ars suffering
from TORPID LIVER OF ~Aili01sness.S
In many Gases o. Silver Ce8Plaint'' only
gen o. tnese eymtoms arc expefienced. As rene
~ 20 ~ such cases Dr. Pferee's Golden Medical
leaving IL liver strssgtkened and SsaIshy For he
eefS q e1oottaal C0nseipatiOn Of the Bow
els 10 . never hiling remedy and thoee Who have
~ u Ioe tsie parpoee sre loud in lie psaise
Lne proprietor o6ers 81 U0revafd 6r . medicine
ss ~ eqnaI u Tor the cure Of al the diseases for
j., 500 ~ dr1egiets at q per bottle Prepsred BY
v. Pterce, u. D.. Sole Proprietor n his thcmesi
L.bos.tosy, Ia Seneca etreet. 6ui1sio 4. y
- Soef soocsss SOr panphlsk
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23
Now IS Tie Time!

And the place is at G. w. MOVES, to
get nice suit of Gents, Boys or Youths
Clothes. Good styles, fresh goods, and
cheapl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23

fThe Chicago Post dishes up for It's readers the following
deliehtfu parody the famous German suog Johnny
Schmoker" which Is excellent cong for the sorehead
tribe We hope they'll all sound:l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Vo9Qahla Hh0ea.

Aresulsr habit Of body 10 absolutely essential to
physical health anl e'sarnsss Of intellect Nor 10
'nn oil. Beauty 0f p.rsoa cannot co-exst with an
Unnatural coalition Of the bowels. A free passage
OF the refuse matter Of the sysssm through these
nat1rsi waste ppss is ~ necessary to the purity Of
tne body 10 the free passage Of the Odai OF city
tntopeh its sewers 10 necessary to the health o. ts
Indigestion Is the primary Ssuss Of most Of the
Asesses OF he disch ArginG organs and one Of is
noet eemmeA Fseults y cOestipatiQn This com
plant, be.tdes being dangerous In itself Lns many
disag!esable c"nc0mitants--such n an unpleasant
breath. eellcw stin, centamin blood aud bile
hsnSIrhoids. headache loss Of memory and general
hoststter's Stomach Btters remove oil thsss evils
ey rsnovi9s their Immediate csu.e in The digestive
Ehe ooobtnation Of properties in this celebrated
| preparation 10 one Of its chief merits Il is not
merely stimulsnt or 9 tonic. or an anti bilious
ASset o! nervins. or = blood depursnt, or q ca
!eArtic but al these curative elements udciou sly
blended in one powerful restorative. It lends ae-
tivity and vigor 10 the inert and snervated
relieves ~ ailmontery canal Of It's obetrueaions.
! and gives tono. to the meQhraoe which lines II
gently stimulates th: liver, braces the and
cheers the animal spifi. No other rs0 sdy posses.
ses such variety Of hysientic virtues. II il te
esa household medicine. Exp9isnee has prov. 4
shat u II - harmless ss II e@oaeions 0ad hence
It 10 - popular with the s,k9 sex g With th'
| stronger i&77Fza s771s5lH !,
Hoststtsr's Stomach Bittsn are sold in bot u
only. and the trsdO mark blown IL the glass an,
ensFaved % tAs label II the test Of eouuineress
Beware OF countsrSsits
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Sneaker Blaine In Maine.
Ter to the Y Y. Tt1tnNr saws:

letter to the n T. ITit'n"e says:
Blaine is mote powerful III the State than both
Senator's H,mln and Morri'' rolled INT" one.--
Ne IL u squstter m Maine. hnv,ng gone there tom
pennsylvania ~ school tenchrr, takin. with h, IN
,l the arts and crali "f the worst school oi pot-
risns IN that Stnte So we'll hps he mscd his ~.
portunlties that hr Is now II r,cl man, Though i,-
tor,pwed money tornaks has hrst trip to Congress:
and hs now l,o,ds firm grip On the politics oi
the State IN which he Was stranger and Nh al
ysnturer II few years ag,. His defeat would h~
grateful to the house, Of Morrill,. bet e-n whom,
aud Blaine u,srs m nh n'rient feud though tenn
norsry truce. 1t would lie relief to tn. voters OF
ihs district. who hate him for his d-spot,c rul.
whlls they vote tor huns tor they regard him ~ a
carpet. bagger who. though millionaire, ns no,
dollars worth ot property IN the State. except
his own handsome Residence at Augusta. But hrs
defeat woul' h agreater relief to the country. as
ha is one bf those lew iheu who have done NOR,
to demoralize Congress aud dehauch Its member,
than grnaratlon vi past Congressman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

Should the men who - Cakes Ames alirms
were bribed by him to aid In stealing the peo-
pies money by putting through Congress such
legislation ss the Credit Nohilier demanded,
be retained In their present high positions p
Blaine il Speaker Of the H0use Of Represen'
tativrs. Dawes is Chairman Of the Commit
t.e on Ways aud Means 0arasid is Chair
man of the Committee ON Appropliations ;
Schofeld Is Chairman Of the Committee On
Naval Affairs and Kelley Il Chairman Of the
Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures.
In the Senate, Patterson IL Chairman of the
Committee on the District Of Columbia. where
he,has served Boss Shepherd's Ring faithfully
and the Nstick cobbler, Henry Wilson. born
In extreme poverty" 10 . candidate for Vice.
President. What do the people think Of 1t ?
N 7. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Morton Put that IN.

Congressman FarnswOrth. of Illinois, one Ot
the ablest Radicals in Congress, has ,enuuncr,l
Grant, and made telling speech few days
ago, at st. Charles, H., from which we make
the following extract:
Being Oh the Committee on Reconstruction,
and finding Il passage in the message whici.
did not quite understand, | took it to the
President, Speaking of Georgia the Ple>-
dents message says: "Under these cirru,n-
stances | would submit to you (that is to
COngress) whether IL would not be wis.
without delay to enact : law authorizing the
Governor Of GtUrgia that iss s3ull0ck) to con.
yene the members originally elected to the
legislature. requiring each member to take
the cath required by the DEMONSTRATION acts,
and none to b. admitted who are ineligible
under the third clause, &c, Of the COnstitu.
ton" As the Reconstruction acts had never
provided All oath to be administered to ulrIli-
bers Of State Legislature was at a loss tsl
conceive what the President meant. For you
would think tia little strange ii Congress
should pass law providing that a peculiar
oath should be administered to the members
ofthe Illinois Legislature, would you not
BY stepping little outside of tlieir business!
Congress had provided this test oath for Off
GERS OF the United States Goyernment-Fed-
eral officers. / went up to the President anC
said, "Mr President, / find a passage in YOU
message which do, not quite understand
WlI you De good enough to explain to IN
what you meant BY It's and read him tn,
message read to you The President took
hn cigar Out Ut his mouth after deliberate
whin ~ two, and looked II over, and answer
me nus: Well really cannot say exactl!
vhat that does mean.
NORTON PUT THAT IN"
lireat laughter.) Morton put ttlat, in! TIL,
SOnstitstiou 0f the United States provide
that the President shall Annually deliver I,
Congress- his message, with such rrcomn,sn
datlons rs he may make; but Morton put tina
IN did not pursue my inquiry in that quar-
yer any further, nor did ~ to Morton to asl
MIN what he meant. for I did not iecogniz
MS right to send his recommendations to Con
Gress through message Of the President O
the United States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
POLITICAL.

hcturns OF the election III Maine held Yesterday.
Indicate that Sidney Peri,am, Republican. has
seen re-eIacted Governor bv over $4,000 jority,
ana tnat all the Congressional Districts have been
carried by the Republicans. -
acihl returns OF the North Carolina election
sfnor. i..z-l..s -
Ahe Democratic Convention of Montgomery
coanty met at Norristown on Monday and unani-
mously renomihsted Z L Acker for Congress
nom the Sixth District.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Sheran y sale.

AaHx. BY virtue of q writ OF Lenari Fac;as to
"a. me directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale,
iis AT the Washington Hotel. kept ny Isaac
AW Pile. in the city Of Wilmington. New Castle
county, Del.
UN MONDAY, the 2sd day Of September. 1872.
at . o'clock. IN.
the folio wing described Rual Estate. viz:
All those two certain lots. pieces or parcels of
land hereafter particularly To say:
M. l. Lying ana being situated in the city Of
" ,imiDst0n aforesaid. bounded and described a.
follows to viii: Begnpins at the .ruer formed by
the lntsrssct,on of tbs line of the eastery side ot
Bennett street with the line of the nertheriy side
OF Eighth street, thence eastery along the line of
the noStherly side of Eighth street sixty five feet
to the westerly side of common slley ten feet in
width leading from Eighth street tn yaylor street;
th northsrly aionE said sie of said alley fifteen
teet. bs the mere or les to a.corner: thence
westerly parallel to Eishth street aud pa ss,ng
through the centre Of the brick wall dividing this
house from the hvuse on the lot adjoinins. sixtv
five fesr the eastsrv side of Bennett street. and
tAencs SOUTH srly alons the sad side Of aid street
hcsn ieet he she came more or less to the place
" bssinpiny. be the contents thereof what they
Noe Lying and being stu tied In the village
and md red Of Brandy iae. in New Castle county
aforesaid, with two stone hou> ss thereon bounded
ey BusnA Ntsts street. aud bv lasds # JOSEPH Z.
Price. John Hayes aud others he the contents
ss,ned and taken ia execution as the property of
Robert kigyall and Mary his wife, and t. t. and to
be sold BY JAMES ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
| SLsiAs office. New Castle. September 4. ,s72.-6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
3pttfes.


NOTICE. .-MECHANICS LOAN ASsOCIA-
~ .IlON-A meesing Of the stockholders of
the Mechanics L IAN Association win be held
TUESDAY. September 10. ut Third and Market
streets. t2d hoof) at ~ 'cioek. p. for the pur-
pose OF electins Board Of director. tor the ensu
ing year: Il. T. TAYLOR. Sec'ry.
H. Loan s,S hosss AssociA 4.
Citizens Loan A..ociation will held in the thee
Of the SSCeeta,y. No. 80 Market street, on Friday
evening. Sept. mbtr l.: 1872 NJ y o'clock TO re-.
c.ive amendments TO the By Laws:
sep9-5t GEO c. MARIS. Stc'ry.
NO1ICE .k sgy4...-
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany havecsmpleteti arrang eipents to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to an fiom all i.o uts
on the line Of their road aud " e.t u, ester
yn w. ;sa SEM - hi r.est" ,n, 1e
and Madison. or orders ,eft with McMuen Il Seal.
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
,5!..l4-ft Z. STULZ.
a"dtf Zen Supt W. j K. K. X Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Mset'pgs.

CITY Executive Committee meets every Mon
.isy evening. ats o'clock.
;ireeley 4 Brown Camlwign Club meets ev-
sry Tuesday evening, at o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed.
nsalsv evening. At 3 o'clock.
Demrraic Association If Wilmington meets
.v.ry Friday evening. At So'clock.
Americu, Club meets every Wednesday even
ins. Morrcw's hnilding, 2ll Market street.
MAINE was carried by the Republicans In l,,;s
by 10000 majority. now they claim $1,000. The
Official vote may reduce IT to half that number
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

The END a. the PaIzE-FIoHT FIzzLE.-
Inc back sEedf James Mace, the noted pugi-
list, who NJ hatchsd to fight Ned O'Bald-
wn, ,thei 3Plnh Giant, held conference IN
fnladell4o on saturday afternoon The
OBJECT of5}he nl1eting was to hand over the
Gks stSks ngpeysl The cash. it is said, belongs to
- baldw0 - the score that Mace was not
present aetD call of time of the referee at
the lAte f1A&, in West Virginia. The money
Pul up by o Baldwin and his friends has been
nanaed oyer, but it is understood that Alder
man McNnlIen, the stakeholder, refused to
4and over the cash put up by MAGE and his
HI!sads, because ne. was not present at the
Mseung ID person, but was represented BY
his brothsf.