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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10

~ Der greis BON 5000 1balsr 0slp
fur ben bsfsn plan ~ siasn, parlamsnts
Gsbdaes IN Berlin ID pem Mr9iteften 6.
8ptnitspt IN Gptta susrtannt porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10
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CANADA:
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

Thirty millions Of dollars are asked for to sup.
port the army OF the United States for the cur
rent year, and this too in fece Of the TACT that for
the last year OF the war, 1865. Congress gave for
the army 81 l.o3O .G9O. .40eand for the navy sl22,-
dl743. large part OF this money was expended
tor material and supplies and never used. but
added to the enormous accommodations scattered
over the eo"ntfy. In 1866 the Unitsd States
were richer IN sli the elements for active war. on
land and s"a. than any other nation in the world
Among the material sold since tho war are three
hundred and sixty-three ships Of which the docu-
ments give no official record; !; and yet even the
drippings OF the Quartermaster's Bureau and
Ordinance Office, show that they alone made sales
to the amount Of $4,000 900 since 1866 Yet
with all this vast expenditure, all this collection
of war materials, demand 10 made for CSC, ,OOO, 4
900 to support the army in time Of profound
pcace.-Age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
a Strange Story.

Aboat five years ago youth. apparently fifteen
er sixteen ye.rs Of age, called ut the Publishing
ncues "a yohn +. Potter y Co., i'll Philadalphia
and one.sd IL manuscript story for publication.
~: HOtter, the head OF the firm. who happened to
20 ~ y the time, smiled 1t the idea Of one SO
yeatAfai aspiring to appear in literature as tho
author q ebcok. but finally. at the urgent request
q n hoN co!ssented to keep the manuscript a
tew days I'D lo0k No when he had done 30
hs was convinced that the story, while svincing q
iack OF polished education the part OF the boy
sh author, pOssessed considerable merits as an ex
citing novel. some of the scenes being described
With vCtierful power, and, after consulting with
the other members 81 the House, decided to pub
llsh 1t; When the youth called a few days after
ward he told him OF his conclusion, and it was
agreed that The author should receive royalty ct
ten cents copy on all sold. The story was duly
published in book form under the title OF "White
Rocks" and since that time one hundred and sew.
enty Thousand oOpies have besn sold. But what
Is singular about 1t is that the youthful author has
never been or heard of since, and there is now
due him the sum Of $1,000 as copyright on hi.
story BostoH 1iSses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

Henry Ward Beecher, in recent lecture on
Wall street, delivered in Boston, said: ~
have buried four generations Of men from
Wall street in twenty Eve years. Wall street
is dunghili of mushrooms. There Is vast
growth Of men in every single year, and ev.
cry year they are trampled down in hosts
know but one or two men In that time who
have been able to make permanent gains, and
hO.d their gains. And they didn't do 1t by
speculation; they added other means of ac-
cumulatiOn, which were the foundation Of
their stability; and believe that all the men
there are trying to bO rich In uncanny ways
and trying to bs rich without paying Tor whal
they get"
A kind lady in Galesburg,. ILL.,. gave pail
M0riing theyOuth returned and equested hel
70 put watch pocket In them, ~ otherwis.
they would net be Of much use to him. 1
was done and he departed rejoicing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

THE BoAnD OF PUnLIo EpucATroN The NOM
bers of the Board Of Pubic education meet this
evening to swear in the members,lect and or
eanise the new BsaHb. A. tile member from the
Sixth Ward Is said to be Ineligible there may be
objection raised and some dela, caused. We un-
derstand there Is II" political question involved
But there has been considerable difference OF
opinion among the gentlemen IN the Board WHO
hold connection with the Republican party as to
the propriety Of taking negro children into the
School. Tor negroes, should le taken under the
control of the Board and provided with teachers
and books rs the other schools are. A discussion
# this subject, however, viii hardly arise this
evening. 1t may come up after the Board Is fully
organized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Openissg Their Ewes,


The editor Of the Springfield (Mass.) Re-
lnbl,can has recently made q pilgrimage to
washington and has received an eye opener.
lie writes to his paper this remarkable %
sentence: More than half the Republican
members regard the nomination of General
Grant as calculated 10 divide the party, pro-
woke counter Republican nomination and
bring upon the country whatever consequent
ces are to be feared from such BEGINNINGS
The editor further states that these Repnb-
lican meiiberS are "deterred by motives of
personal nature from warning their constitu.
ents against allowing their primary and Con
gressiOnal Conventions to be packed in q
manner to shut out all discussion ut Phadel-
phia Each perceves that il he attempts. in
his own district, to c0unteract the workings
OF federal patronage. and prevent the local
revenue ohlcers and postmasters from fore
stalling the deliberations of the convention
at Philadelphia, he only sacrifices himself to
save his party-a service which professional
pOlitaclans ara not very apt to render. They
are consequently dumb, though not blind
WAS there ever such set Of political pal
troonsF And It is in the keeping OF such
publlGmen as these that we find the sacre d
institutions Of our fathers Washington was
prophetic ~ his farewell address and In his
faith Iut and afiectiOnate warnings to his cOun
tryMen. bnt his great soul never could have
taken in the thought Of such sordid and
beastly towards as these MOI 6sle Register
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Com mercjaj.
PHILADELPHIA, Abr

PHILADELPHIA, April 8.
Cotton dull; Uplands, 23A; New Orleans, 22s,
Flour firm; extras, 6.5Oa7.25; Pennsylvania
Extra Family, 7.75a8.5O
Wheat held firmly; State and Western Red
l.'5al.S5; Amber. l.9j; White, 2OOa2.lO
Rye held at S3.
Rye Flour, s.. r.
Cor Meal, nominal.
Corn. firm; Yellow, 6S; Mixel Western 67a6S.
Oats firm; White, %; Mixed 52a53.
Whiskey. dull, 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

A REBUKE-The Republican reads the Com
,nercial lecture for its rude lenuncation OF Mr.
VIM. 8. Hayes, one OF the Radical members of
tho Council, who took the liberty to decline TAX
ing the latter paper, after paying his subscription
1t says:
I'VE always considered the attack on Mr.. II.
most unjustifilble AMI while we would contend
that the Press should ha free and fearless, OH al
public questions. we woald carefully guard
against taking nnwartntable liberty with private
charlrter, or Of at,ributIng improper motives
without good and sullicient grounds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

Powers. the sculptor, has lately intimated to
his friends purpose to visit America.
A Western teacher lately caused the death
Of one Of hb pupils by pulling his ear out BY
the roots.
Dickens gave this modest advice In an address
to boys: DO all the good you can and say moth
ing about 1t. -
A Los Angeles photographer was surprised
one day recently by some parties bringing q
corpse wrapped In sheet to his Office to be
photographed.
Sometimes Beecher gives us golden words:
"GOd parti0ns, 'he says. like q mother who
kisses the 0ffenss into everlasting fOrgetful-
ness
The widow Merritt, whose husband Was
shot In the street In London by an American,
has received already subscriptions To the 4.
mount Of over Gl 900.
Beware Of Pearl Powder. A Danbury chap
sat up i've hours with new girl Sunday night.
and the next afternoon submitted for two
hours to the nntlinching demands OF stomach
pump. The pump conquered. bat the poison
was about the last thing " come up.
RIcHGINoER11EAn--A Melt altogether three
uuaI ters OT n pint Of MOlasses and half
pound Of Dutter, aud pour them hot on y pound
Of Hour, mixed with half pound Of sugar and
three-tiuarters Of an ounce Of ginger. When
the paste Is quite cold roll 1t out with rs much
doar ~ will prevent It's adhering to the board,
aud bake In . slow oven.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
NEW YORK.
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY.

FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY.
New YORK, April 8.
The Tenth National Bssk is charged WITH .
lookup OF money, on Saturday. to the amount Of
four and haH millions. II Is said to have been
caused by Henry W. Smith. Jay Gould and other
Wall street brokers. to cause fall in stocks Ap-
plication has been made IN Secretary Boutwell, to
relieve the money market by loanins portion Of
the legal tender reserve
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
the Cinciu uaai Convention.

CINCINNATI, April G.The committee of ar
rangements for the two May conventions to-day
appointed committee OF nine, irrespective Of
politics, AS tho Committee of reception tor dele
gates and visitors. Half-fare arrangements have
been made with nearly all the railroads. The
park commissioners have granted the OF the
exposition hall.
St. LOUIS announces that seven hundred dele
gates from that city will attend the reunion Of the
reform mass convention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

Senator Trumbuil and the Liberals.
81. Louis, April IA pruasineat 1liinois poll
tician. now in this city, states that Senator Trum
bull has written = letter to his brother law.
Dr. Jaynes, in Springfield. Ill.,, in whi,h he fully
commits himself to the liberal movement, and
expresses his opinion that the nominee of the
Cincinnati convention will be the next Pres-
dent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
FIRST EDITION.
b r T e L z q Il A PHI.
the EAST.

CITY HALE DESTROYED NY AN HARThauAKE
CoNsTANrINoPLR, April 8.
The city Of Antioch. Syria, has been half de-
stroyed BY al earthquake. Fifteen hundred lives
were lost Great distress prevails among the sur
viving inhabitants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Regaster's Order,
RHGrsvER's OYrics.

ktGfsvERs oFFicS.
.t. -. .Nsv Castle County. N Arch aDlh. ls72
Upon the application Leonard GeeIse ' .uie.
srift. Executor of ABRAHAM VANDEGRli r.
late Of 81: tieorges hundred. in said county. de-
ceased; u is ordered ard directed by the Register
that the NJ eeHtor aforesaid give notice Of the
granting of Letters Testamenisry upon the Es-
tate Of the deceased, with the date VI granting
ing thereof by causing advertisements T. be
posted within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six OF the most public places al the
County Of New Castle. rseairins all persons hay
same, OF abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided And also cause the same
10 be inser ted within the same perio,i in the
nslaw are Gasstte.a news. aper published IN Will
Atngtnu, and to be contin ed herein two months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal f0fiee of
L.s the Register aforesaid. at New Castle, in New
S~--1 Cxstle County afores esAid. the day and year
aAove Vritten. b. 6lhbS, Register.
NH5. NOTICE.
AMP efsons having claims Estate Of the
AeceaseA must present the duly attested TO the
Bxecator or before March 3Oth, 1878. or abide
tie Act VI Assembly in such case made an.provi-
ded.
LEONARD GEORGE vANDEGRIFT.
Address -McOOuough. Del Executor.
I ar2 n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Will a,mcroM g. WESTERN r. r

A rumor is in circulation that the PennsyIva,
MIA railroad, by an arrangement with the VIE
mingtoa and Western Railroad, will make coal
depot on the Chrs,iana River within the limits of
this city; as it can he done ut trlAing expense
and be entirely secure from storms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Suit about 4 Lssal Tender Lock.ur

New YORK, April Proceedings have
been instituted ~ u. 8. District Attorney
Purdy IN the u S. Commissioner Court
against the officers Of the Seventh National
Bank for having used their Institution to lock
up four aud three quarter millions Of dollars
of legal tenders, with the view Of causing o
decline IN stocks. It Is reported that Gould
to Mrs. Fisk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, AprilS.
Beeves in fair demand; extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers, 7AaS; fair to good. G1a7; com
mon, 5aG
Sheep in fair demand, SHal0.
Hogs, dull, 6.75a7 %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

The Constitution adopted BY tha Utah Conven-
tion. for the proposed Estate Of Deseret." guaran
tees religious toeration but not 10 excuse acts
Of licentiousneas." "practces inconsistent with
the peace or safety Of the State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
]. DeW0LF'S
Popular Clothing House,
3O8 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL

Ever offered In Wilmington, made in the most sub
sta MHnSer and rut IN ihs latest style. The
pubic are isvitsd " examine his extensive stock.
which be 10 offering at remark ably low 6gHres.
The Boys CLOTHING DEPAR cAENT 10 veil
stooh ID with The laaeet and apNsus ed styles.
Call And sxAnins u satisiy yourself.
J. DsWOLR. ~ Market street.
aV1.sm WILMINGTON. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
DAILY GAZETTE.
We are indebted to Senator BAYARD for a copy
Of the N NTH Oensus Of the United States.

The DAILY GAZETTE is circulated in all parts
Of the city, at one cent copy. 1t ,s.snatchcd up
and read by house sekeepers generally
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

Z 4 Qaebss despatch state that Ne contrast for
the North Shore Railroad has been given to
Messrs. Dunlap, Smith Il Keith. OF Chicago. The
ROAD is to cost q .OOOOOO. and be completed by
December lst, 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Atw Advertisements.
LEWIS F. ADAIR

LEWIS F. ADAIR,
ll6 King Street, Wilmington. Del,
a llas on hand at his Furniture Warerooms.
largo sssort ment Of
N FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
consisting in part of Bureaus. Bedsteads. Tables,
Chairs. Sofas. LOunsea. Se,tees. Looking Glasses
Manrsases Blinds which will be sold 1t the lowest
ctty prices: The publ respectfully invited to
call. examine his goods and learn bis prices.
ap8-t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

-@ NOTICE.
All persons having clai ns ae ainst the Estate oi
the deceas ed must present the same duly atte>tsd
to the Admlnistrator. on or before March Hh \. IL,
1879, OF abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
ALFRED C. NOWLAND. Administrator
Address-New Castle, bet patl5-.m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Peerless POta toes.

Peerless ROtatOes.
OFFER for sale choic lot Of Peerless Potatoes.
L Potatoes selected from this lot took First Pro-
nium both at West Chester and Oxford Agricul-
turai Exhi hibtiOns last tall.
- Price q per bushsl. Orders may be lsfl at the
Western Hotel corner 4.h and Orange streets, Viii
mingtOn. Del.
Or address ILL., SHARPLESS.
aps w.t. Fairvils. Chester CO., Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
9egal Hutifes.
REGlSI Ek ~ UWDER.

nt8iSTER OFFICE.
New Castle County. March gth ls.2
Upon the application OF Alfred c. Nowlsud. Ad-
mniatrnsor of Or. james A. Rowland, late of VII
mington City, in said County. deceased; it Is
ordered and dire.ted by the Register that the
Aan aistratOr aforesaid. give notice of the grant
ing of Letters pt Administration upon the Estate
Of the deceased. With the date of granting there
vi. by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters in
six ofthe most public place. of the County OF New
Castle oil per.ons having deman against
Of Assembly in such ease made and provided. And
also cause the same TO be inserted within the same
period IN the delaware Ga1ette. q newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington and To be coutin ucd therein
two months.
49,, 6ivsn IN dert the hand M Sea loi Office OF
La the Registe afOresai AT New Castle in New
49, Castle County, aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

ihs wsrs 4ls deaths IN Ph'h.lelphia last week
of 81 from the mortality of tho previous
week. The SMALLPOX. deaths numbered "A, a
decrease OF 9
uoid closed on Saturday ut HOS. Govern
ment securities were nearly steady, but strong.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-20
Oc:l Ne w 8 i.

BENEvoLENcE.-A poor man Lately
stricken with blindness, longed to test the
skill of the San Francisco eye doctors, in
tAe hope of recovering mis- sight at their
hands. Here was an opportunity for the
exercise of charity where the left hand
would not know what the right hand was
doing. Several phi!anthropists embraced
the opportunity, but endeavored to shut
out their spontaneous goodness of hear
from public view under the mantle of
secrecy. We managed to peep under
however, and we recount what we saw
A young lady up at Woodford's Station
"a most lovable school mam--oot up
handsome subscription on behalf of the
blind nam above referred to and gave him
~ start. Arriving here the large hearted
Misses c. and B interceded for him
with NJ. t. who procured for the
afflicted one n ticket from Carson to San
Francisco and return. He writes back to
his 6enefactors hopeful letter, replete
with thanks and grateful acknowledge
ments. Surely the good are not all dead
yet. notwithstanding the croakings of
misa n;Lropists.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-20

Car. LYONS. We enjoyed chat with
this energetic young gentleman day be-
fore yesterday. Finding Carson dull, he
left US several months ago, and took up
his resilence1 at Sutro, the new town
which has sprung np at the terminus OF
Sutro Tunnel. He is doing well, receives
a handsome salary as superintendent and
pay master, and sees field open for
largdy adding to his regular income. We
shall be disappointed in our hopes and
expectations if we do not have the best
tidingss of him as the world moves and
as Suttro grows.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-20

To RAyFLE.-Let all who have occasion,
to visit the post-Ofice, give themselves
the slight inconvenience of examining
what they cannot help seeing on Fred
Brooks show case. 1t will not cost
more than it comes to. That bouquet Of
wax flowers is a spe cimen of skilliul and
delicate workmanship. Put it out on a
garden bed, and you feel convinced that
you see.apples, roses, MOSES and fucias
in their native state.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-20

EAsTEAN PUBLICATIONS Fox who is in
constant receipt of the like, presented US
yesterday with Harpcr's Magazine for
December very interesting number of
that popular magazine: the Ne,o York
Weekly for November Is; the Chimney
Corner for November Is; and The DAVIS
Doings with all the appetising morsels of
scandal which comprise that nasty story
of Victoria Woodhull's about Henry
Ward Beecher and Mrs. Tilton.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-20

GAS FIzzLED OUT.-Gas consumers
we're notified last evening to get their
coal oil lamps and candles ready against
the approach Of darkness, which like the
day OF judgment must come although no.
budy can tell Just when. job G. Fox the
Secretary and Treasurer of the Maxim
Co. has written and ordered and done
everything in his humble way to keep up
a supply of gasoline, but the hon dis
ease has prayed the devil with his
generally.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-20
DISTRICT CouRr-C.N H,RR1. Jun,,

DISTRICT CoURr-C. n HARR1s, JUDGE.
M ,ndlebaum & Klau5er VS.. the Phoenix
Mill Co. Complaint amended and pub
location Of summons ordered. In the
ease Of Jos. E. Jones VS.. County Com
missioners of Washoe county. Alternate
writ of mandamus ordered, returnable
next Monday. State of Nevada VS.. N.
Y. Stewart. Defendant pleaded not
guilty, and admittrd to bail. Trial set
for next Monday.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-20

PERsoNAL.-aon. Joals S.eley and
Judge Lewis Aldrick were hereabout yes
teriay-devoting some time to Court
matters. Uncle Bill Leete was in town
last evening; and Judge Berry of Hem
boldt passed this way ON the cars on the
night tzain-Senator Jim Small Of Doug
las drapped in and settled with the
printer. Hin big brother was along with
him-for protection, merely.