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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

So many prominent men are nowadays announce
ing their pr ference for Greeley aud Brown it
seems possible that even President Grant snay be
himself swept into the popular current. SO at
least thinks brilliant lady, the wife of one of our
most famous Gsnerals This lady. who has long
been an ardent and jealous supporter Of Mr.. Gree.
leys candidacy, received frlsnd'y call from the
President lately and he took good-natureaiy her
pleasant raillery on the Presidential outlook Ac-
companying her visitor to the hall when he took
his leave. the Quick-witted Greeley woman noticed
his ha:-s write one and exclaimed: why,
0snsrei didn't know you we're for Greeley =
Now hs u sure 70 bs alectedp Isn't this case Of
Whist post has CO led "FeeIing deeper than ell
thought Pm. Y. Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

nv vir,n. Of "A writ of Venditioni Exponas TO
Il me directed will be exposed to Public sale,
at the Washington Hotel,kep py y,1s isrsc ..,nn,v
Delaware,
ON WEDN DAY. the 7th day OF August io'-'
nj o'clock, p, m,
the following described Real Estate, VIZ:
No l. beginning at the outhwesteriy s' cOraer
of Third and Parrish streets, tnence WesteIY
along the southerly side Of Third street sixty.
thence parallel 1; to rsITse ,nsnce
street one hnndlea a. ana Th,r sixty
feet to The westerly side of Parrish street ana
thence northerly Thereby one hunaIeu anu
'h,. Mo = Beginning I'M 1T the southeasterly corner
of Third and Parrish streets, tnence eHs..sS Nn,S
along the souiheriy side OF Thire StrSSs
fifty-nine feet and one half inch, thence west
erly parallel to Third street twenty ieet - .ne
westerly side 81 rarr,sn stE FEET ana half
inch to the place OF beginning. ..n.-son
No. 3. Beginning at point between S ss"TIsra Thsrd
ana Madison On stts. ,sts%ce Of one hundred and
fourteen feet from the northeriy side OF Seconu a
street and one hundred ana seVenteen LEI, aess s ~
other land of Bauduy simmons, thence nOIn-
eriy and parallel to Madison street sevensE
three feet and eight incnes, , ,antW feet thencs
southerly and parallel TO the nrss IL nse ss.t s,i
line and Madison street seventy N a;.1e
eight inches TO the said hand OF tne sa ta,
mons and thence thereby eastsrly twenty ise'
to the place OF beginninz. rn,..,-a,xh,
a No. l. Beginning AT the distance OF ,Us .T Th{rS
feet from the corner Of Harrison anu .H. lntLu
streets, aud running easterly along Third stree.
"a feet TO the land Of Thomas ,Snn Gonn,er atrset
southerIy and parallel WITH ars narssU, ~ ,ess to
the lands belonging 10 New Castle Co County. ny
thence northeasferly in diagonal III l.ne s,ons os
The division fine OF New Castle County land 70
land Of Isaac Murray, thence northes NesS nn% .n,
parallel with Harrison street s,xty-e.Sntt ~ os ~
SIX inches, more or less. to the place Oh oe-
ginning. - ,hs ,,ro
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sherin
SheriH's ONCE. New Castle, July H. lo's-~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
BAD Men In Responsible Positions


There 10 no Question that parties are frequent,
injured BY placing bad men in responsible posi-
sions, ,r allowing auch characters to control the
machinery Of slscions.
The Republican party in this city is now expe'
risncing the effects Of this policy They have al
lowed the most reckless and irresponsible men to
manage the organization in this city tor many
years, aud corruption and fraud have been prac-
ticed successfully 30 long that from repeating and
cheating with forged receipts and by the aid of
negro voters who are too ignorant to understand
the effects OF the terrible crime they are commit
ting against society and the laws of repubi-
can government are the willing tools OF designing
men; these bad men have finally descended to the
enormity OF stuffing the balot-boxes.
1t Is useless to tell US that the Democrats and
Liberals are not interested in the question which
now Asitstes the Republican ranks 1t is true
that in this matter they were cheating each other
or in plain language, stealing votes from "ne can
didsts to give to another. The act was worse
than petty larceny 1t was the betrayal ot All
honorable trust-hke the act of Judas. performed
in q similar way with Il friendly smile. II not
with kiss 1t done in the face Of the fact that
there is no law to reach II
We may not have anything to do with this
family matter"
But we wish to impress upon the Democrats and
Liberals. not only in this city but all over the
State, the fact that by the published imission OF
their own men-men more honest than the rest
the Radical party having done such al act is not
to be trusted and 1t must be watched carefully OF
il will stuff the ballot boxes in its strongholds in
September, October and November
1t has men IN Office who are ready to do any
thing to keep themselves in power and to defeat
Greeley. No honorable man is bound to vote
with such party in its present corrupt state.
The Republican party Of Wilmington ought to
bepurifed, and this can only be done through de-
feat-that will bring more honorable and reliable
men to the surface, and teach the reckless dema-
gogues a Lesson that they should have learned
long ago. Make them know that there Is such
characteristics virtue and honesty in politics
and these partlzans will be more circumspect in
future.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

KzsroxID-J. R. Philips, Esq. msnber- Of
Council from ~ EisAth Ward. having fsu'svsd
IRON said vkd, rssieasd ~ ssat last night. The
vacancy vas hi BY tbs slsdkion Of Joht T. 1ach-
ar,sou WIN. McConaeR. Esq, recsivediAs Nts'
of the Democrats. Tho vote was = to I.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
An mphatlc and UnoQulvocal Dec
laYatlon for 0voOloy.

Bosrox, Aug. l.-General Banks hls come out
emphat caliy and unequivocally for Greeley and
against urant The fact 10 not yet known except
by the members Of the Republican City Committee
or Lynn, who invited the General to address them
tomorrow evening upon the merits OF the Admin.
istration. m
The General replied that he was not identified
with any other than the Liberal Republican party
and its sympatb,zsrs and that bis voice and in0u-
ence would b. for the nominees Of Cincinnati and
Baltimore. j.
Various reports OF the political sentiments OF
General Bsuks have been published, but hu dsc-
Ia, alton Of preferences for this OF that canoidete
was first uttered last evening, and his watchword
henceforth will be I" Greeley and Brown"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
How Grant Reflects Himself.

How Grant Reflects Himself.
TURNED INTO ELEcTIoNEERINa MACHINES
.BUT, No NATTER" 1T Is ONLY THE PEOPLE WHO
PAY FOR TT
The Washington Patrio, of August let, says
the following officers of the Government are now
absent from their duties
Hon. U. s. Grant, President.
Hon. Mr.. Boutwell,, Secretary of the Treasury
Hon. Mr.. Robson, Secretary of the Navy
Hon. Mr.. Delano, Secretary OF the Interior.
Hon. Mr.. Creswell, Postmaster General
General Baker, Commissioner of Pensions.
Hon. E. B. French, Second Auditor.
Hon. Allen Rutherford, Third Auditor
Hon. J. Martin, Sixth Auditor.
Bssides large number OF clerks detailed to do
election duty in Maine, North Carolina and
Georgia.
The Pennsylvania Republican Association are
occupying the room OF the Committee on Mil
tary Affairs in the Capitol, and, with several
clerks detailed from the departments are sending
out documents in favor OF the reelection Of Cen
eral Grant. To further this object they are dill
gently engaged in "imitating" the names of Sena.
torn and Representatives, in order to .frank their
documents through the United States Post Office.
Some Of the documents franked are the New
York Tunes of June i3, containing the proceed
ings Of the Philadelphia Convention, about 80 900
copies Of them have been and are being sent ont
every day; and during the last week 81, 900 copies
Of the binghampton IN. " Journal have been
folded up and put in envelopes, and are now be-
Nc franksd.
Among the franks most used are those of Hon.
John A. Logan, Senator Harlan, J. c. Platt, z.
Chandler and many others. Most of these are
trsnked by ladies. The person In change OF the
document room of the Grant head quarters is a
clerk In the Treasury Department. and who draws
his pay monthly ~ such clerk. In the Land Office.
Mr. Lines, q clerk, is daily franking documents to
Ohip. This seems to be his only occupation and.
In the Pension Office, Mr.. Harding is doing the
same thing. large number OF clerks are writing
editorials (such as they are) for country sheets,
which are sent under frank to all parts OF the
United States and last, though not least las be.
fore noticed in the Patriot0 Major Stanton, PAY.
master United States Army, is detailed as assist.
ant editor Of an Administration paper. The
business of the Pension Office is entirely neglect.
ed, and during the last week, General Baker
Commissioner Of Pensions, has been with his
snperior Secretary Delano, electioneerinp IN
North Carolina. and during the course of this
week intends to go to Minnesota to speak in be.
half Of his 'Ring Leader Grant" An sppro.
pristion of S50.0O0 was obtained during the last
winter from Congress by General Baker, and out
of this fund, called especial service, is supposed
to come the expenses Of the Commissioner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

e. T. DEACON,
No. ll8 MARKET STREET,
wILALNOTON,cDEL.
I On prepared TO furnish aud put M the splendid
i 6slEFssdips. Base Burning
CHALLENGE PARLOR STOVE,
Superior to any in the market,
u Also. the powerful rsdiatius
GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE,
Guaranteed to give more heat with les
'.fusi. than auy other heater in ass.
Also. the superior
U. 8. Double Ousn Cooking Range,
b. which rooms back and above may bs heated.
Call and eEamine. A complete assortment oj
C00bt1s sud Heating Stoves apr9e0ctl<-l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

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VIM. H. ORCHARD.

Professor of Music and dealer in Pinno Portes.
A PPLY at his residence, corner of Iaur.,
"A and Henderson streets. or at the book
storo Of Dnflie Il Chapman.
r., ri"no Fortes: Organs and Melodcons
iuheu ana Kepaircd. Jan 81 3mo
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Blood and Liver Pills.
HNO cure SICK HEADACHE s;ol &c.,.
n Dlzziness or Vertigo, Bad Taste in H.,
HHonIh' Hoa1t bilious Attacks. Palpitation Of The The
the Bseast netrvoaasRsss Constipation, Pains is
10 cure all Disorders Of the Liver
10 Regulate the Bowels.
To Purify the Blood.
e,a no give new life to the whole System. the
n'9oo and Liver. Cannot be surpassed. IT,
only one box; you will be Convinced. Fnyy
H. ~ HEIM1TSH'S
Drug Store
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-02
COLUMBIA S. g, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH q 1872 yoI


ON MARRIAGE.-HAPPY RELIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses in early lifo. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
south Ninth Strcct. Philadelphia. Pc.
Dec Is amo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-02
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE

COLUMBIA, February 20, 1872.
This Act, having been presented to
the Governor for his approval, and not
having been returned by him to the
branch of the General Assembly in
which it originated within the time pre-.
scribed by the Constitution, has become
law without his approval.
F. L. CARDOZO,
Secretary of State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-02

Early Garden Corn.
1lHE finest and largeat assortment Of early
have just received
Early Sugar Corn,
Evergreen Corn,
Farmers Club,
Darling's Sweet,
Crosby's Prolific,
II and II rows,
Burlington,
Adams Early,
Tusoarora,
White Flint, large.
ALSO,
Long, Pod Prolific Peas, twelve peas in a
POD; E1tra Early Peas, Trophy Tomato.
moLeans Little Gem, improved Egg Plant
f1r SAFE at +. II. HEINZ fSH'S
Feb ~ Drug and Chemical Store
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-02
New Books. by Exnress,

New Books, by Express,
For Sale at Bryan & McCarter's.
GEVEN DECADES OF THE IJNI0N pv
~ Horny A. Wise. a..
Life and Times Of John Wesley, Founder
OF the Methodists. By L. Tyerman, London.
=, history OF the Working and Burgher
Glasses. By Cassagnac. Sc so.
=, Winifred Cumbermede, Story by George
Character. BY Samuel smilee. $3.50.
Systematic Theology. BY Charles Hodge,
II, Darwin's Naturalist's Voyage around the
ALSO,
number OF now London Novels. cheap.
Also. new standard works. Just published.
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Ouano.
IENHE undersigned has now in store and re.
- celving full supply Of those we'll esta.
biished Fertiizers OF Messrs Wilcox. Gibbs
q Co, tho PHGNIX. MANIPULATED and
GUANO. SALT aud PLASTER COMPOUND.
and is now ready to fill orders, and ship by
railroad TO any given point. Call and get cir
cu!ars,. giving prices and particnlars. At
present prices of cotton, it will tako but an
increased yield Of 25 to 80 pounds to nav for
Zo0 pounds duano. is. CHAMBEhS,
Feb Is t2mo Columbia n r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-02

Regular Line Liverpool and Charles
ton Packets.
-~A-A THE nndcrsgnc1 have now
Gsa FOUR BAKKS, Of light draft, in
n14AM addition To the vINCO, already
,E&sEtwtll known i'll the trade, which
they propose to run regularly be-
t"een the above ports, leaving Liverpool
every month, or oftencr, If sufficient freight
oiiere; and 1t il earnestly requested that i'm
porters Will order their goods shipped direct
oy TINS line. thereby saving extra freight and
0tner U expenses, now paid on goods Uin New
YORK, and also incroase tho commerce ard
prosperity CT our port. All orders sent to the
principals. in Liverpool. will bc carefully at
Tended TO and executed on the most favorable
19Tms. Tmms For fuil particulars. apply to M"ssre.
JOHN =. DEWOLF& CO., liverpool. England
HENkY CARD, Accommodation Whnif'
Oharleston. \. o. Jan 90 t2mO
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AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE BRoTHERLY
ASSOCIATION OF CHARLESTON, s. G.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted 5v The Senate
and House Of Representatives. OF tia St1te
Of South Carolina, nou met and siuin0 in
General Assembly, and by the aukloriiv of
The same. That ". Wallace. B. z. Kin.
loch, Edward Fordham, NJ. J. Simonds.
Thomas Lesesne, A. T.. O'Neil, and their
associates and successors, are hereby de.
clared to be body politio and corpo-
rate. in deed and in law, By the name
and style of the "Brotherly Association
OF Charleston, South Carolina" and by
the said name shall have perpetual sue.
cesslon OF officers and members, and a
common seal, with power to change,
alter and make new the same, as often
as the said corporation shnll Judge expo
dent
SKo. 2. That the said corporation
shall be capable in law, to purchase,
have. hold, receive, enjoy, possess and
retain to itself in perpetuity, or for any
term OF years, any lands for the purpose
OF oiinterments, or other property Of what
nature soever, not exceeding the value
OF hfty thousand dollars, or to sell or
alien the same, as the said corporation
shall think ht; and by it's corporate name,
to sue and be sued, implsad and be i'm
pleaded, IN any court Of law or equity in
THIS state, and to make such rules and
bylaws not repue nant to the laws of the
lana, az Tor the order, good government
anu management thereof, may be deemed
necessary and expedient.
SEQ. 3. That this ACT shall be deemed
public Aot, and continue in force until
repealed.
Approved February 27. 1872.
AN ACT TO REQUIRE THE COUNTY COMMIT.
sIoNERs TO REMOVE IMBEo11,Es FROM
THE LUNATIC ASYLUM TO THEIR REspRc
TIVE COUNTY POOR HOUSES.
Whereas experience has established
the fact that imbeciles should not be
confined in the same building with tho
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-02

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE ALIENS TO HOLD
PROPERTY
Bs ii enacted by The Senate and House
q Representatives Of the STATE Of South
Cdrolna. now met and sitting in General
assembly, a! and by tie authority of Tie same,
Ihat real and personal property, of every
DESCRIPTION, may be taken. acquired,
held and disposed OF, by an alien, in the
same manner, in all respects, as by ma.
tural born citizen; and title to real and
personal property, Of every description,
may be derived through, from, or in suo-
cession to, an alien, in the same manner,
IN all respects, as through, from or in
Snccess'on to. natural born citizen.
Approved February 81, 1872.
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frequently to be refused admission into
the Asylum for want of room; therefore,
SK0TIoN l. Be il enacted by the Senate
ana House Of Representatives Of the STATE
Of South Carolina, noao met and sinino in
General Assembly, and by the authority Of
the same, That from and after tho pass.
age OF this Act, the County Oommis-
sloners OF the various Counties in the
State shall remove their imbeciles from
the State Lunatic Asylum, upon due no.
tlce from the Superintendent to the said
county Commissioners, as to the num-
Der of imbeciles contained in the ipsti-
tuition from their respective Counties:
and they shall hereafter take care of ali
such persons in their respective County
Poor Houses.
SEC. 2. That all Acts or parts of Acts
inconsistent with the provisions of this
Act, be, and the same are hereby, re-
pealed.
Approved February 27, 1872.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE SPEEDY Ap.
PoRTIoNMENT OF STATE AppRopnIA-
TIoNs, MADE FOR THE SUPPORT AND
MAINTENANCE OF FREE COMMON SCHOOLS.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted 6y the Senate
and House Of Representatives of the State
Of South Carolina, mo,o met and sili,,o il,
General assembly. and blythe authority Of
the same, That tho State Superintendent
OF Education be, and he is hereby, au-
thorized and empowered, if, in his judg-
ment, the exigencies Of the case require,
to apportion to the several Counties of
the State any State appropriation made
for the support and maintenance of Free
Common Schools. within fifteen n5)
days after said appropriation shall have
been made.
Sec. 2. That this ACT shall take imme-
diate effect.
Approved February 27, 1872.
AN AOT To RRNEw, AMEND AND. EXTEND
THE CHARTER OF THE TRUsTREs OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SMYRNA, IN
NEwBERRY COUNTY.
30 IL eaGcted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the Stale of South
Carolina, nop met and sitting in General
Assembly, and, By the 0nthoritv of The
same, That David B. Piester, George ".
Sem, Henry Hendrix, Henry D. Boozer
and Thomas N. Boozey, Trustees of the
Presbyterian Church of Smyrna. in
Newberry County, and their successors
IN Office. be, and the same are hereby.
declared body politic and corporate.
under the name and style of the Trustees
OF the Presbyterian Church of Smyrna,
in Newberry County, with all the rights.
powers and privileges heretofore granted
to the Trustees of the Presbyterian
Church OF Smyrna, in Newberry Dis
triot. by an Act of tile General Assem-
bly,, passed December. A. d. 1857: and
the charter of same is hereby renewed
years.
Approved February 27. 1872. L.
JOINT RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TIE STATE
TREASURER TO PURCHASE SET OF FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOF DOORS FOR THE
VAULT IN His OFFICE.
;, BE st resol0ed6y the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the State Of South Caro-
una. noaO met and sitting in General Assem-
6iy, and By the authority of the same,
,ihot the State Treasurer be, and be is
hereby: authorized to purchase set of
ire and burglar-proof doors for the vault
In his Office nt a COot not ~ ,-,oat1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-10
Poisoned 10 Death.

A healthy liver secretes each day about two
and half pounds of bile, which contains
great amount of waste material taken from
the blood. When the liver becomes torpid
or eongFsted, It falls 30 eliminate this vast
amount III nOXiOus substance, which, there
fore, remains TO poison the blood and be con-
Veyed TO every part of the system. What
must he the condition Of the blood when it
Is receiving and retaining each day two and
halt pounds of poison? Nature tries 20
work off this poison through other channels
and organs-the kidneys, lungs. skin, etc ;
but these organs become overtaxed in perform
ing this labor, in addition to their natural
functions, and cannot long Withstand the
pressure, but become yariOusly diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical
center of all vitality, is unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood which passes TO il
from the heart, and it fails to perform its
office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence the symptoms OF
bile poisoning, which are dizziness, headache
Incapacity to keep the mind on any subject
Impairment OF memory, dizzy, sleepy, OF
nervous feelings, gloomy forebOdings and ir-
rItablllty OF temper. The blood Itself being
diseased, as it forms the sweat upon the sur
face Of the skin. il - 20 irritating and pOis
OnOus that il produces discOl0red brown
spots; Pimples, blotches and other eruptions
sores, boils, csrbunclos and scr0fuloul
tumors- The stomach, bowels, and othel
organs spoken Of cannot escape becoming
affected, sooner or later, and oOstiyeaess
piles. dyspepsia, iisrrhGa, female weakness
and many other forms Of chronic disease, are
among the necessary results. AZ = remedy
for all these various manifestations Of dis
case DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eoVery Is positively unequslei. By it tht
ii7er and stomach are changed - an active
healthy state, the appetite regulated ans
restored, she blood and seoretions thorough,
purified and enriched, and the whole system
renovated aud built % anew. Sod 5y All
tirs,-claz- druggist
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-10

A EEArrrrCL WoxAN perccp5ise
faculty Of women Is usually keener than the
same chronological organ IN men. Women
know that beauty rather than genius i wor-
shipped BY the sterner sex. \ man may
talk OF the latter to his lady love, but the
keenncss Of the woman knows that ne Is
thinking Of the former. Women are fond OF
admiration: hence one Of their longings IS
70 DO beautiful The grand secret Of female
beauty is health, the power TO eat, digest and
assimilatc proper quantity OF wholesome
food. Take VINEGAR BITTEss. 1t Will cleanse
the stomach. tone the vital organs, give z
nerfect digestion, purify the blood, clear NJ
the complexion and produce a state OF men
tai and physical elasticity, which gives
7mmetry OF form, bright eyes, white skin
/ glossy hair and genuine type Of female
| loyeliness, which 40 cosmetic can produce.
/ saaNs