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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19

Il soSsASN ~~tVSs~WS wv VI wv
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ben.
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800 Dur@ Baar,ablunB pep $18. co.
Sid mon faeen, ptna pte Grant
@tt1sr 10 gang f@etaauf1bie @aN II,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
sool4TsGs.
,rszrzsos rms svrsrss.

Cherokee Tribe, No4. . r ". at Red Meh's
Hall, 4l6 Market street.
Lsaaps Tribe. No 9. LO n, In fourth story
Sayille Bulldog, 9Th and Market street. ,
Wilmington and Brandywins Council, No. 3, o
U: A. M, ct Hall, fifth and Market streets.
!nnklin Council, No. 9, o U A NJ, at Mschan.
les Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No b. Jr, u U A n, 1t
Hall. 9th and MARKET streets
Enterprise Circle. B U C A, at Hall 6O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No !, X Of r, at Kuiehta
OF kythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street. "a,
washington Lodge, No 8. @ F, at Good Eel.
lows Hall. Sd and Narket $50 l
I. Old Church division. No IL, s Of T Seventh
hslow Spruce. 9'l
Wawaset Lodge. No Is, U of q T, at room
l9eh aud Scott streets
washington Lodge. No 1. A p A. 1t hall,
6scGl,d and King stfects TAN XVI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
AMveG MGWTe.
OPERA House.

Mr.. Barrett failed 10 draw a fnll house OF
Saturday night His personation al Casai,is VA
o good IN the circumstances would permit. -
The whole company labored under disadvan
tage from not having proper support which i
too frequently the case. There was an eyiden
tim;dity shown BY several ofthe caste a. thonsl
they did not know their parts. and Mr.. Swim
b'rne, Who personated Brut,,s, was SO unfortuna,
a. 10 make mistake in the funeral orat,on il
the market place; while Mr. George Metkiil,as
Mark Antony, lacked that impresslveness tha,
= expected Of the orator in this scene. J., rhap
the absence Of the crowd who is supw sed To i,
present may have had sonMtAing 10 do wilt
this. The sndience, however, made all du.
allowance. and appeared very well pleased witt
the perlOi nance.
The following timely notice We distribute.
about the seats, aEd should be needed by th|
boys and young men who too often make theul
selves rediculous by their noisy cries:
For some time past the Audiences Of thj
House haze been disturbed By whistDjne snI
other improper noises made by sunruly hys.-
No Gentleman would be guilty of such con,lud
We eagain repeat the request that such nrsd
iises be stopped. They are positive injury
the House, are disfeF6Nful and annoying to Il
Ladies, and il continued will result in preve,t
ing many from attending the performances.
All pessQns are requested TO remove their h.&
and cals while in the House, and not 10 congrt
gate in the passsge-wa leading fron, ihe Al,.l
torinmi nor stand in front Of the building.
& The PLAY To.NIaHr.-The play tonight
|nt the Masonic Temple Is the "Ticket.b
Leave Man." highly moral, interesting ant
exciting drama. The cast of character,
announced embraces some ey ''lent talent
and 2 ane entertainment VIII doubles
"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

a Reading. Pa, dispatch saysthat the railroad
escatement there growing ont Of . quarrel
oelmeeo riyal companies conct raing The layina
aeyed. Everything Il quietly svsitins NJ
setioa Of the couSta. -. $3.50 -
On Saturday evening Gre broke ont In IL
Asinehts q 3: C,i:pis's co-epsrsfivs shos ise.
s;Ia sosy n rss.sds,phis b.t Va pssdily sxiid.
the place being flooded win vsilss . ,sii1s.f,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

"No Republicans support Greeley!" y,
General Henry l.. Cake, formerly Republic.
member of Congress from the Schuylkill III
trict of Pennsylvania, supports Greeley sl
3Mckalew. General Cake is war-hOrse
the hepE blican party, being, in fact, the firl
man who was able tG beat down til Deh(
cratic majOritieS In his distxicI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

LAS long ago as the 10Th of May said u,
ace Greeley was the secession cOndidatdl
ehrieks buncOmbe Wendell Phillips. Wl
certainly, you did, replies the Patriot" n
you said also, In August, 1868, that ''Gra
was an idiot, and not 1T tn he Presden'
Being up for reminineenses, don't let US fort
either, Wendell.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

"Brag is a good dog, but HOldfast is bett3
saith the old adage. An exchange pointtt
thus When p. T. Barnum Offers to put
$100, 900 on wager that Greedy will get Il
neticut. and the Grant folks laugh at the or
but to decline to take 1t up. on which hp
must we look, we wonder, for the humit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-A few days ago, We
made mention of the arrest of three negroes
near New Castle, by Sheriff Armstrong
ior robblng several houses in Itlat vicinity
negroes were arrested by Mr.. j. +. BarthelO-
NEW, and the other by Mr. John Atkinson.
Sheriff Armstrong was in vigorous pursuit OF
. fourth. who however, succeeded in getting
into the wools, near Hare's Corner, and
under cover OF darkness, made his escape.
Most of the stolen property was recovered /
but the negro who escaped had several yaiu-
ables in his possession.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

4 6Fs in the Meriden, Conn. Britannia qn-
pany''s Works, or Saturday. destroyed $500
worth Of property. The building is a;}ed
into five fire-proot compartments. and It'd Ire
was confined principally TO one Of them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

SUDDEN DRATH.-Coroner Woodward held
inquest on Saturday afternoon, over the
body OF a man named Frederick James a native
Of Northumberland. Engl' nd, aged about thirty
wears, who died suddenly at Il, r ,tel Of r.
McCfackin, No. 3 f. Front 81, ~ TIE Jury
rendered verdict of death from ,i...amatjon oI
the bowels. The body was taken In charge AM,
lnried by the ST Georges Society, Of this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

Col. Gierssn denies that the United &tes
troops at Fort Gibson took any part in the rent
troubles in the Creek Nation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

NOMINATION ELEtTIoN-The Democratic
nomination for Assessor was held on Saturday
afternoon The vote lNlleL was exceedinel;
light. The result is as follows:
Northern District-Martin Farrell. 80; VIM
Mccall, so; Parsons, 3 majority for Farrell, Al
Southern Dis,rict-John Aiken, PIG; Edward
Mclntire, l46; msjorty for Aiken, 20.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

The CIRcUs.-Den stones International
SGircus, accompanied by the Central Park
gave two exhibitions, at st. Mary's College
grounds, on Saturday afternoon and evenine.
Doth OF which were largely attended. The
whole AFFAIR was the finest Of the kind which
n mas appeared In this city for some time. The
circus performance was excellent In all its
departments, the riding being Particularly
ane. while the menagerie Was unusually iaras.
embracing selections from the aniuDol inhshE
ants OF al qusf ars Of the Globe. Tho eNaie
passed on quiessy,. without any confus6on q
eexniDltlons OF rowdyism, and ~ faf 46 Ne
nave neard, NO one was relieved Of theIy
pEket-bo0k or valuables on the shov sros,n1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
MaGistratss' cases.

BEFORE MAYOR SlNMs. rfaglu 4aa
~ Two cases d drunkenness only have been dis
posed OF since last report. Fifty cemts aud casts
In each case. lsft t' .ies ft-.- 7tssts
BEFoAK EsoUIRE FRAzRR. 1et
Asbury Foori, col. sact little hoy. = son OF
on, in which he was riding broke the wagon and
threw IT over the fence into Asbury Church yard.
For this little bit Of pl~asantry. he was Rned %
cents and costs
BEFoRk ESQUIRE PUnL.
Violet Williams. for assault and battery ON
Anne Whnlen. was required to pay costs aud give
bail in the sum of $50 to keep the peace.
Marian Sherry. for assault and battery OH Lefty
Star, was held to hail in the sum Of 5000 for mp
pearance ut Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

ANoTHKR WEEK. Encouraged by the liberal
encouragement extended to them, last week
Rufus Somerby Il Co.'S Peculiar Entertainment
will remain another week, and continne 10 give
nightly entertainments at Odd Fellows Hail.
As heretofore,a set Of chamber furniture will be
given away every night. together with ninety.
nine other useful presents. The furniture. on
Saturday evening, was given 10 A. d. Abbott
corner Of Tenth and Shipfey streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
ouslnsss Notices.

Business Notices.
TO RIO Mo- PARTlRs.-A 6ne assortment .
0AgliaA picklss md sauces Of al kinds. Walnut
ead To@atos caasap. fresh Salmon. Lobsters, Sar-
dlaao, Pickled and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Mathew q 1Atoars esisbratsd olive oils. at
BOWnXN'S. the Grocsr's, 4th and Lombard.
lnpeovsd Poscsiai6 lined and brass preserving
ksetlss. Mason, DEXTER, Valve. Wilcox. and other
Ulase, seoas and tin cir tight jars and cans cheap,
q sBOWHAN'S, the Gfocer's 9Th and Lombard.
L. H. xpuIk, No. l02 West second street has on
hA.d aas assortment Of very easy shoes suitable
q ladies and gentlemen advanced in lifo. at low
prices. Je.2
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street. Bridge. feb21-n WV. j. Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
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nsst forsst Ar O:Bsne'. lecture gu Thursday
Temple tosnisht. ~ 7T =
4 ThroescaSa Of psanbee were shipped TO jersey
CITY, - Saturday and two to Philadelphia.
~! Bnght's houres, and COL 0rimshaW's lots
which were offered for sale on Saturday aftsrnoou
we're Withdrawn on account OF the lowness Of the
tids j. t,i .G
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

SALE OF !o1s.-M. N. Child & Go. will sell
"a building lots ut public sale on next Saturday
afternoon. They are situated in an inproyins
locality, and property in The vinity ia rapids
advancing in value. Money may Be- made s.
those who purchase, real estate seems to prove
more profitable than most other investments-
Lots which have previous sold in this neixhbor.
hood have been resold at a large advance. The
lots to be sold are situated on Third, Fourth,
tihh, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, DUPONT and
Scott streets. The sale shouid be we'll attended
as bargains may be obtained, on accommodating
terms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
psFoRR ESQUIRE PuRL.

STONE PAvEMENT.-A stone pavement il
being laid in front Of the new store Of MessTs
VIM N. Kennard " Co., No. 306 Market 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

CONvOCATIoN MEETING. The NOrther
ConvOcation of Delaware, will holdka publ
meeting in Trinity church tomorrow, Tue
day, morning. Divine service at IL o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

hon. samuel hooper has been renOmnated
!0i congress IN the Fourth Massachusetts,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

lNsPDCToRs.-The Densccrats have made the
following nominations for inspectors, to be voted
for D. morrow:
First Ward-John II. Bennett
Fourth Ward-John J. Toner.
Fifth Ward-Wm. Hanna.
Eighth Ward-Joseph Seal.
Ninth Ward-Park Mason,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

SALE OF BUILDINGS LoTs.-In accordan,
with previous notice, the Christiana Riv,
Improvement Company, will have a sale
18th, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

The U. s. CoURT.-Tbe u. s. Court met 4,
10 o'clock, this morning. In the case Of The
Levy Court an Tax Collectors, Judge Bradford
deferred the rendering of his decision unti
Thursday next. The Court then continued in
session. for the purpose fgranting naturalization
papers TO those persons making application.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

NEW @ &OCERI STlO K T..
.. ". Ger. Fourth and Mark ct st..
WILMINGTON. DEL.
The undersigned respectfully an af-s
neunees to his old friends and theE$3 Is
ppblic generally that he has complet- lA
ed hts new store. and hasopened with a stock
0ROCRRIKS. SUGARS AND MoLAssEs,
Aovortngcrushed,g granulated and pull gars
" soft. white and coffee sugars.
Syrup. and all kinds Of MOlasses,
Qla government Java Coffee, Laguira, Maricsibo
Mo. 0sesn and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
0resn Teas, White and Rcd Wheat Family Flour
new 1uekwh all kinds of pure Spices Sara n es
~ kinds % Sf Canned Frpits, French and English
41ss: ch::ss ssh kGIl Butter. Bake, Cocoa and
sTset variety Toilet Soap. SLY Gloss Starch, Cur
Rnt,k Raisins Citron. Atmore's Mince Meat, Dried
Seaches and Apples. Cranberries. Brooms, Painted
4aekets. Brushes. Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow
Caodies and all articles usually kept in well as.
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock
s-V JAMES CkIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

FAREWELL SERMON Rev. Geo. H. Sinyti,,
Of West Presbyterian Church, preached his
farewell sermon. last evening. The church
was crowded to its utmost capacity, and many
of the congregation wess affected to tears
during the delivery of his discourse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

LARGE FUNERAL-The funeral of E.lmul,d
w. Grubb, from the residence Of his Parents,
in the Ninth Ward, yesterday afternoon, was
very largely attended. Deceased was
possessed or q wide circle of friends and
acQuaintances during his life, who thus testi-
fled their respect to his memory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

ACCIDENT On Saturday evening, one Of the
circus employees was struck in the face by q
falling board, which injured him so severely
! as to prevent his further appearance in the
ring during that performance. tf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-11
HUMOROUS.

A grave mistake-burying a man alive.
How to treat a bankrupt acquaintance
take no note of him.
There is one thing that can always be
found and that's fault.
Does a COW become landed property
when she is turned Tito field
1t has been found that in nearly every
civilized country the tree that bears the
most fruit to market is the axIe-tree.
An Indiana lady has divorce from
her husband in her pocket, and when
ever he doesn't mind, she takes out the
document and shows it to him, when
he 'Weakens.
Said a youngster in high glee, display.
ing, his purchase to bosom friend on
the sidewalk Two cocoa-nuts for ten
cents; that will make me sick to NOR
row, and [ won't have to go to school,"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-11

CAN WOMAN KEEP A SECRET ?-The
Nineteenh Century solves this query as
follows:
MEN say woman can't keep a secret
1t is just the reverse-Woman can, men
can't Woman carry with them to their
graves secrets that would kill any man.
Woman never tells, man always does.
Woman suffers and dies, man blabs and
lives. Man cannot keep secret, woman
cannot make it known. What is sport to
the man is sure to be death to the wo-
man. Adam was sneak. Eve would
have kept the apple a secret. Be ye
fruitful. Who ever heard woman talk
abont her love iaseos? Every body has
heard man gossip. Man delights in
telling of his illicit conqucsts, woman
would cut her tongue off first. Men are
coarse in their elub-room talk, woman
refined in their parlor conversation.
Who ever heard woman talk of her low
ers? Who has not listened to the dissi-
patton of the men? Men boast, woman
don't. Woman never tell tales out of
school, men are always babbling. So
down with another old adage. Woman
can keep a secret, and her ability to 90
so is proved by the conduct of St John S
(Newfo andland) girl, who did not tell
her lover she was worth four millions in
her own right until after the marriage"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-11

GENUINE SoRROW.-During the Clay
and Polk campaign, the admiration eff
the Hon. Walter Brooke, of Mississippi,
for the great Kentuckian led him to bet
a pair of matched horses, all the sto k
he had, on the result; and this though
a strict member of the Presbyterian
church. 0. course he lost, and of course
he was "churched' for gaming. "All
we ask of you, Mr.. Brooke" said the
minister, during the trial, is to acknowl-
edge that you are sorry, and promise to
sin no more" Sorry ?" asked Mr.
Brooke, rising from his seat with an air
of injured innocence sorry? My dear
brother, when [ think of those beautf-
full bays, gone from my gaze forever, /
can truly say, with my had upon my
heart, that no transaction Of my life
gives me more genuine sorrow than
this :" II
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-11
SOMETHING ABOUT YOURSELF.

Surprising your age to be fifteen years,
or whereabouts, you can be figured up to
a dot. You have 160 bones and 500
muscles your blood weighs % pounds /;
your heart is nearly 5 inches in length,
and inches in diameter it beats 70
times per minute, 1900 times per hour,
100, 500 times per day, and 80, 10, 200
times per year. At each beat a little
over two ounces of blood is thrown out
oft; and each day it receives and dis
charges about seven tons of that won
derful fluid. Your lungs contain gal
lon Of air, and you inhale $4,000 gallons
per day. The aggregate surface of the
air cells of your lungs, supposing them
to be spread out, exceeds 10000 square
inches The weight of brain is pounds
when you are man it will weight about
eight ounces more. Your nerves exceed
70, 900. 600.
Your skin is composed of three layers,
and varies from one eigth to one-fourth
in thickness. The area Of your skin is
about L, 700 square inches, and you are
subjected to az atmospheric pressure of
fifteen pounds to the spare inch. Each
square incn of your skin contains $500
sweating tubes, or perspirato,y pores,
each OF which may be likened to little
drain tile one-fourth of an inch long,
making an aggregate length in the en-
tire suffice o.'your body of 20l ,166 feet,
or tile ditch for dyaing the body almost
forty miles long.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-11
Mr.. GREELEY will be known to histo-

Mr.. GREELEY will be known to histo-
" as the great American co operator.
He CO operated with the south to dissolve
the Union, with the rebels to win Bull
Run, with Lincoln to take Richmond.
with Chase to beat Lincoln, with JEFF
Davis to escape punishment, with Tam
many to save Oakley Hall, American man
ufaeturers to secure protection. with Free
Traders to ruin American manufactures,
with Trumbull against the Republicans.
He is now cooperating with democrats
to beat Grant, and by Jaly will probably
be co operating with Grant to beat the
democrats Great is Greeley of the FRI
bxne.-Chicdgo Post.