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SORE Tors - Cause = the "Bon tons,
and gallant youngsters attended grand
ball on Monday night at the Planning
mill hall; such is fine for shoemakers
but oil the poor calves.
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frWe noticed beautiful "plng-hat''
moving about town, cant say what was
under it could see a well polished pair
OF No. Guys hanging down; suppose
we'll term il illegal conccalmcn,."
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% One candidate informs us he will
not buy votes! poor fellow! We fear
he will not be invited to the October
rafiie: much less enjoy good warm
stall in tnclc Sans livery stable %!
what " vs. have severe winter.
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WE publish this morning a short com
munlcation from an active friend Of th,
Lake Erie. Evansville and South-wes
tern Railroad. which contains a sue.
gesiion that is WORTHY of the attention
or the friends of tie enterprise along
the route Of the proposed road. Evans.
vile has done Nil that The capitalists VI ho
are backing the enterprise have asked
al the hands OF the people OF this citv y
that Is TO say. The terms Of our subscrip-
ton of stock have been So modi.:ed n,
I to permit the Use Of the three hundred
thousand dollars Of bonds. voted by
our own people. 10 be used in nil Of the
construction Of this end OF III: Enc :
lnnd the first fifty miles Of the roa;l viii
he pun in running order without umnec-
essary delay. An active force Ut rail
road builders will press the rna.l Ia con-
pie'iOn at once. aud the anidirv with
whici, railroads IRE made. when put up-
on safe basis. i not likely TO fail in tie
case OF ibis road. So far rs the Evans.
vile subscription ssof stock is conceru-
eel. we shall have tie praciicnl benefits
OF our outlay within a few months. in
Iaflording Us line Of railway into Du-
bois. and possibly into Orancp county.
within tie present year. Int there are
othrr counties along tho Inc which are
ms vitality interested in the enterprise as
this country. II they desire to have the
work completed witI,ou, another stop
page, the suggestion made by "A Friend
OF the Enterprise" must he needed. and
the local subscription must be secured
TO the company beyond the possibility
of a failure.
In the adjacent county OF Wawick.
we regret to learn that an impression
prevails that the road viii be buiItl
through BoonviIle. whether the town
ships interested vote the donations ask
ed or not. This is mistake. If their
vote in that county is adverse TO tile
road, we are assured that the line will
be so changed as to avoid Boonville al
together.
In the counties northeast Of Warrick.
on the proposed route, divergence Of
u few miles North or South will be made
to accommodate localities and individu-
als that take stock in the enterprise. -
With this fact before them, we can only
say that people who desire the road to
directly benefit their particular locali-
ties, will be advancing their own inter-
ssts by working up local subscriptions
without delay Evansville Cou rier
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0T Mr.. L. g. Matthews has sold tho
New Albany Ledger TO his brother. II.
j. l.. Matthews, who has been its edi-
Tor Tor two years past. l.. g., goes to
Indianapolis. as one Of the purchasers
of Sentinel. Both are careful managers.
and vii make good papers. We wish
them success.
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B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnIASow, wALKgR Co. GA.
Jpnc 20
Dn. JoDS BrLL-Dear Sir: have recently given van,
Worm Destroyer several trials md find IL
cmcacions II has not failed In single instance TO y,
The wished Tor effect am doing pretty large country
Practice and have daily for article Of the Kind
am, sir, most respectfully,
IrLII'S 7. CLEMENT NJ D.
p. = So unqualified and numerous are the testimo.
mails In favor 81 my Worm Destroyer that newspnpc,
space Is entirely 100 small fo tel It's merits
" u an infnllihle remedy FOR Worms TRY n and be
convinced See my Journal for more full description
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CedrOn Esittcrs.
Bulls rectOral W lid Cherry
Bull's- Extract BuChu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
All the above medicines prepared by DR.. JcHs Ew,.
az his Labratory, Fifth street, Louisville, Ky.
FOR SALE BY M. FRIEDMAN co
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists 90, 4
erai'v' May 81, ',2-ly.
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BULLS
SARSApAIsIi.LA Z!

Read tho following extract of letter from Mrs
Rivers wife Of Reverend N R,,~s,.onc Of the mo 5,
learned. eloquent ard'pnpilnf Minister'S uf The Meiho.
dist Ep'srrai chnrh a,a Who at present sta,ciea
At l;rvad~ ny Chr.ch Louisville. rs.
i.pr.ssu.Lr. Ky. Oct A. lsga.
Ir low frt--NrAR SH: Many hanks 10 yD ior
he medicine ."u have : kindly given ~. M,
been great suierer for years AMI had Ill. adyic, al
various i'hs scians soma prr"sc,l nay y IN. SON.
my lung- ami snre my heart e. he thr seat IT nv
ii-rAse have been burnt clustered and sirpd anil
had become dsheafirnra sete:.. ser, .init, nj bys
clans wis examined nir srN4r iiurn.,i me ihnf a,
nr""ien.u win p'iHR ~ hfi "prN! any day. ard
mat hpihng hi' a seton ~'uis rcn',, HAD .
perfec; horror OF that a,t hsrting about hn yrr
on lhseri.i wh"i' y"g Kindly snm Your Snr,a,a
lila which irV. ,af.iA h,grn - taA, ,lle, ti,,. a.
day. mad suffered terribly with most acute min i,
h" right side Il my head especial. when W., H.
cad or writ lar any i." q 'iine maj rising ~,
feet would he perfectly lind 'pr several rnrtc. am,
would hnve Ia hold 80 something 70 prevent failing
am most happy =" ini"ra y"u.;hhi.fbs pam in ~,
spine and then nj 50 "cn'cly Nv a'rr'iic Is .noi
indeed Tor Isr Fst lime in lie ,n.oy ~, ai,psf
innre tLaii an, meal d''rinr ~ lay.
Won Nr'ily san f.dT b, ie~ a,en la.t nigh am,
logan again his mrrning ard ho; Ne y, 4. y
- rd Please accept "a, he''tirli ihsrss sua L,s'
vc-y ruiy's =, w ms, crs,:,ll rr.t4
N. y. e. P,.yrs
E"'r"nrs =" ~ rrrrn" and ri',,n y tie rrs,i !,
" nose name th', lsst
D. nj -n'i,f ,rrr' II = ir -npe-ed OF hnl - /
irnrn away siisr nr~ aa! tsh. y cA r,onciia ia,'r
fi>k y"u. h"ith hv ieinng invites experiment rpor
snu h.'h.ir 'rara
Ny s.rss ar.la has ..i.m, III, lost :, iu.u+,e., X
sesrs. i T. .ii H. sa.s-,ar'ir q ne ,a, n,a IN n
~. towering over a. others p.,,n,-ri,y ssd ~
irrnlise quai'i.
y h-r extracts ~ snrSar-ril'a ,ac a,r,.eI ~ &
: ~ J"hr ''aiis >nrsap riIs "i vii.. Kv fha,
! ihs - ~ rrlIiir r'n~H ~ ,trp riia- of ~, 4
MUD.
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IMPEovEMENr.
cA8lMErS ORGANS

Al
,.e +" r"s aA~.is O8sAx tn resn.,,,rtt
m.u'' ne Introduction ri ir,Irsr-m,n.s ~, ~
""'s '""h ordinary Interest These ~. "l'
EHED AND iIPE CABINET opc
w" 'he" only successful GIN kinu,j,p ~ ~.
"iih reeds ever fiaar VI "'H" iilt'
DAYS TRANSFORMS KEy.nO.pn
.,',,,., eh' =" instantly mo, ed {" she rirb.
LIKING 'i' idich. or ttsns,n sirp m,
''""ihEF Hnd 6c~cr,pti'f's 80. ;'irculs- ~ -
,NEW AND k.IHAsr xTyLrS -,
p"'"L. RGED CABINET OECAx.
a. -, s't'. ti''o IN, :l.i each tens,..,,. -,
,''F""e nn1 .hornIrl Esr.llrnt = =, - rs p
az" h'"p.r 'hSr rrY hsfsrs rre,ec
, ,hr A'."s ii,nt,> Oranss Az. ..in
and 'f"'n exfraoi'nar, fsciijt. a., 20
"r' ms '"mrrn" can afrt1 rnd 49,, XXI, '',N"'
-e'i a. Irir"s ~hirh render ,h.r, "'''"A" .
uNcUEsrioNAEI.Y CHEAPEST
49, ..rNp H..Nr 30 ey-h: riyx .,r,x.
10 SIZE and ursards With ,hrT '' Me-
eng upwards. p"rty s.rhs M 10 & re-, w. .
~" 49, - h'hArfp tsTAinrts ,t,,, :.s,t,~<
. =. !, "a wrh "pini"E. q. MORE THAN ~, ~"
WI " sblASs ser. fr.r - ''' -
i M'son 4 sAMI,N ORGAN CO.
.nN u'rST ~ WE yc,. j. Nssg ~,
Chicr2C. III
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~ Hoop pee. We are happy to learn
" tooih-earpentcr' - is coming 10 our
Town, come on = empty purses and I'LL
iacischcw meals through other mouths !,
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Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket.
For Congressman ~ District.
SIMEON X. WOLFE.
For Common Pleas Judge. 81 District.
Milton :. MANITY.
For Common Pleas Prosecutor.
JOHN &. SCH AFEH.
For Representative in the Legislature.
HENRY y. Ped. of Martin County.
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IHREE YEARS IN a MAu.-...

'..npnn"n Z" Tis yiosrs !, a.,
,ho, AarrrS !ths most popular Of am M, iE.'
,n.HhS and selling. thrilling re-it. tt
n,., =, e'y Gram shop shows up n. vii. 49,
pm f'o " 'Tr- io' MS end Is he mos, nm y
II o,s,,'," "" yer ~r'ttrn VIII J.. eagerly ,sa'
mpp'. ,"' ~ asenry and Do ro.d ,s w,.l' '"'' :
70 orsrN Cry r,ni'suss 10 c,nr,p' a.. - s''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
rM HfAYe.


The Nsscs bemoans the lAwless state O! 81
fairs In MilGssd, and ine6aoisncy OF the to"o
O@cerS. ~''H
Ab9Ht 10000 quarts Of strawberriss nave
been Sklpp+d from Milford, BY j. b. r. n.
thus far this season.
There were shipped from Brideevil!e from
the 2Ith., to the 3lat,ult 1O1s crates OF straw
berries, are about 5000 quarts.
Ex-Governor Ross has given TO the +. +.
Church OF SeafOrd valuable building lot OH
which rectOry is TO be erected.
The missionary box Of the Presbyterian Sun
day School, at Milford was broken open some
time ago, and robbed OF last quarters contrl-
buttons.
Two prominent citizsns Of Mispllilon Hun.
dred have recently disd-DAvid. Taylor Esq.
day Ind inst These were both men of large
influence who will be sadly missed by their
neighbOrho0ds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
the TU RI.
TRoyTIN0 AT SUFFOLK PARK

The great long talked of race, between
Goldsmith Maid" and Lucy" came Of at
Suffolk Park, yesterday afternoon, and was
witnessed by about 5000 persons. The race
was for purse Of %, 500 best three in i've 70
sulki-s. The first heat was won by tile
maid, ,"by half length; time, 81, liz. LAZY.
2.22k.
Tie second heat was won by the "Maid, -
BY fully four lengths. Time. 35H, l.lOs
2.22k.
Again the "Maid" proved successful, win
ming the third heat BY Eve lengths and half
Time, 50, 1.llH, LAT, 2.s2K.
and second heats by Jay Gould, Erin, st.
Elmo, R0salind and . running mate
Some one said that Jay Gould made his mile
In 2.23K. tl =
Mr.. Budd Doble stated 10 the judges that on
Wednesday next, By request of Mr. W. W.
Blair. proprietor Of the park, racs had been
arranged between Lucy, 10 . wagon, snd Jay
Gould TO harness. He also stated that b.
would nln Maid with running ma.s, and ths,
be hoped 70 make bis mile In 2l7.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
NIckAN HsaIARY

WoutDrseeeteslly ieser. Als ftsssd. and The
argest and bsss saaertnsss6f 0satlssnsa'a LaAiss
New ana SecOnA.boHA CloshDos
eiths hsst ssalitv. n Ne. Sc rasnall stress
nnleo. biz l.Ses 49, Il esets. shses asA lsdiss
4atesss q tie W. sells. y Woethy Of astsntoa bs-
sss 1sfseaslas efasCAsre.. A large .aspoft1s1t q
esa Cie.htas. ol:nhlss Sheee. 90 Ss!es7s con.
70 sell goo9s lever .thsl asy other porsa 10 this
steY. Give tan eall AeeSrs parehsstns slsswhsss,
- hs will give sat3sfsstioa 70 ell Who msy fsvoS
- RiqhseseeA pHssslaiA Rass, Irse. .HEsas
sesss. 0sass. zink. ksa1 aa6 II eSe@ \. kis lins
assW TsAsaue VhaIs1sS. IL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
UNION Q. Q. JVesLEE.

Formation of Liue and Route Of March.
FirN Division. Is ..tr.
Marshal, Jos. +. Miller.
Aids-Solomon Hers-y, Horace Rudolph, II.
o. Moore.
Form, on Washington street, below Ninth, right
ressing q, Nin.h, in the EslOwing order
For McHenry Band,
S.. Pauls, Union, Olivei, kae Hill and BRANDY
sltI l@.ays. -4l1 HU@4A
Second Division
y 'Msnhai. VIM. III BitIsny.. , > s
Aids-L. r. Riddle, +. II. Clark, John Gal
bfaith.
form on West street, below Ninth. right resting
o. Ninth, in the following order:
United Cornet Band,
West, Riddles Chapel. sco.l and Msphslit on
Coaiesvilie Comet Band,
D~l.wars Avenue, hcDowslIvilIe. Baptist Mis-
ti&g esiDa, and Mont Salem.
Third Division.
-oi Mammal. Wm. H. Folk.
Aids "A. McCslliaer, Wm. M. Pyle, Geo. G.
Maris.
Form on Tstnall street, below Ninth, right rest
ing On Ninth, IN the following order:
| City Corwet Band,
Grace, Epworth, Msdeley, New Castle. First
Presbysssias. Hanover.
Fourth Division
| Mashal, Alfred Gawthrop
4 Aids r. T. E. Smith. w. b. Gem, Lewis P
| sst :. Bush.
Form on Orange sirest, below Ninth, right rest.
ing on Ninth. in the following order
New Cassis Cornes Band,
Central, Rodney, Gilbert, Asbury.
s{s West Ci.es,er Cornet Band.
W. Secoej Beptiat. ft
Division Marshals will see thai their division,
are formed and ready to move at 9 A. NJ. pre-
ciseiy, oser the following route,
,AloAa south side ~ 9th ~ King, down Wes
side Of King to 9th, cross to the East side o
King, up King to North side Of 9th out 9th ts
. Wa&, up Wea 10 North aide Of Delaware Ave
nue.. out Delaware Avenue to Riddles Road, ou
Riddles Road 10 Grove.
: Upon arrival Il the Grove, each school Mar
shal will march his school 10 their churcl
headquarters and dismiss. The line will no
again BE- fofmsd.- a4tf
schools will form and march in any orde
they may prefer, ...=s.=
Headquarters from 8 4. n. until the lin
moves will Be atGrace Chapsl. i
E. r. JAMES, Chief Marshal
ch.r'ta H%: n B.iei, oiss.''' Aids.
H. E. Heisler,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

Bewsls Of sudden conversion. for disguises
are easily put on. -
Beware Of men who have no line OF psiness
pie, bv: who work from policy. &.
Beware Of men who cay politics and money
making are the same thing.
Beware OF doctors who cannot take ltheiI
own medicines or stand By their own party.
Beware Of men aud woslssn who ~ to-
much. ~s'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
Shet Gun, zine &'Ptstei malulse'e'
NATH AXlEL N AlELCllOl&'

:::::: :t... e T. VIZ k.;.s:. s::''iD: D: :;
s. vi6 eoetis1e the nana afactur: o. ~ ~ ~ Xh2
Ni1se 81 Pistols. q the cid stand. NSi; Ma ~
ssreQl snd AM Tor sale large and osss"''
Dosbls. Bssrs' 0sal free . t1X'~
eonGle bsrrel Cana lto4 ~ y -; u.., 4,
All kia4e Of piseo!s. Ccltsss Shefpe. e..rsSsss o.
saislt Wc.tss1 HSyslvs.s III q = ssS srssi
essssSs Capx svsey siss hall and sAo.i ss Ss ~
snd 0unnins .ApDasasus oeesIally. sIsS";sssN
As.. lsoastalty % osaa I'D tor 'Ais vso
- HStisslsF sASsetee ~ y ~ Is.,leG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
OF co-pAKrNERsRIp.
THAT Mouse You Live In.

Dr.. Il. P. Banning. Sr. Of New York. informs ths
lsdies Of Vil4ington that be- will sivs ssriss II
lsoesEss. y 1n.ti,ute Hail. ,esilrp tAsn. on the
physical .ducation. and ths. prsvention and reno
val Of spinal. neryoss End diyec!ivs deranssuents
amt prevrisnt phyGo4l disabilities Of women. a.
n::Ssy. tie sh. 10Th. ii.S snd is,S iS:;.nt e'
N 'thees and ,ou19 ladlss who ear. TO know
more Of the laws Of that Hoxss 81 which God has
conHi,qtsd then ksspers. will do we'll to sttsnd.-
Admission free. 0uusSt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
Business NOTICES.

The domestic" sewing machine can not be put
out of "tme," has no cams or cog-wheels
The Neatest Looking Cashmere suits in the
city, at old pricss. Moore's 22S Market st. mws
Our Ready Made Clothing Is well sponRed be-
io,.being cut. all made by Wilmington mechanics
Moore, 22s Market street.
English and American Chsviots, Fancy Cassi.
meres. and Plain and Figured Vestngs. large
assortment at Moore's, 22S Market street.
Our stock Of piece goods, for order work. is the
en.e.t in the State Moore's, 22S Market
street. mws.
The Domestic" has larger bobbin than any
ether family sewing machine.
II you want to buy straw and millinery goods
very low 20 to 233 Market street. over Springer
hat store. I'm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
SYLVAN 0pRlNCel
=. CHARLES KYLE. Propristor.

Ie,s Sse.ant place S q ,ssoft ns. been neatly tilted
and social partiss Ample acoonmodations for
dancing hsve ebsen made. and lee Cream. Lemon
sde Cskes Fruits. 4c.. will be suppIi,d 70 al who
may desire them. No into 8 cstins iiquors win 30
sold on the ground He .ill also continue bis pops
above named summer lnxpriss may b had durine
the ssson ALSO At his rspderyoue bi1th aod Qanee
stTests. whe!s be VII be plseeed y ~ IL many
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
WEATHER RECORD,

Reported daily, at 10 A. H.. At Public School
No. !, Boys Department, Saturday. June 8.
Temperature, 500 Height of Baron stsr, 20 7
inches; Dryness, IL $3.50; Dew Point, 67l77o;
Wind 8. w.; Rain Fall, 006 inches.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
to Builders.

MIDDLErowN. June sth. 1917.
The undeisisned will receive rroposals pn!i
the twentieth inst. for building an sddtin TO ;he
with stone foundaiios. tne hrst door or schooI
room to be twenty-five feet by thirty three feet iD
the clear. with recitstion room eighteen feet bS
twenty Eve feet on secord door. the balance Of
second story 10 be divided into two rooms with
.,s;r way ieadoe TO same; ths attic or third s.nr,
whole 10 10 Anished in . good sutS'snaal and
worh manlike maDner. and Of the best material
and complete BY the FIRST day Of tsptspber nest
ready for the commencement Of the achCOl term
The comu ittee reserve the right reject all pro-
posals it in their judGment too high.
JOHN P, COCHRAN.
,ENRY DAVIS,
JAMES KANELY.
ii .t2D SAMUEL PENNINGTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
1ottfes.
ITO WoRkiNcMEN. (.

An adjourned meeting Of the wor rkingmsn Of Viii
mington will be held in the Odd Fellow Hall. on
Tuesday evening, the 18th instant. 1t o'clock
sje3t' By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
~ Medical Society Of Delaware, inte ndibg to
visit lewes the llth ioststxnt will b supplied
with tickets at reduced price, bs applyins at ths
Dover. This tickets will bs good 70 Harrington.
juuef-4 At 4tt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
Nelp or We perish.

Aeip or We pevIsn.
This is what neglected teeth would say II they
could remonstrate with their owners i; and mark
this, ths teeth cannot perish or become black or
yellow If the SozopoNT is used daily. eodSw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
socieT,ss.
KsxrrNos rms svrr,so

Mechanics Lodge, No 4,IOOF. NJ oaa =.
lows Hall, Sd and King. - ood tei.
Hall, as Market st. ~ f'eo Asns
Jefferson Council, No. 10. OUAM AN.
ics' Hall. 2l9 King St. "eehanr
La Fnyette Lodge. No. 2, K Of P. At k,,A..
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st. "'en" d
Asbury Lodge. o Of @ 7. at fifth and M,,l.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

or leas With two Houses erected thereon. No isI
tsi0s7 ROOMS With attic. NO. 2. tour rooWs VIII ~
. good wslI Of water ct each; frame barn Ns|
crib, hen house and thsr outtuildinss alss
smith sh. o. nd . fouo dstion for q Iheslst.s|
shop. whore there has always been done do!s, 49,
business. the shops being in y good and tnl'S
neighborhoOd
The lana u In . high state of cultivation " ~
plsnty ot fruit. There are 60y apple rea IL. 4"
years old; one hundred peach trees n tuli os:,s
the most Of them bearing . fall crop sveD ~ ~
twenty cherry trees; cprrants. gooseoertiSh ~! ~
berries. strawbsr, les. and blackberry IntP,. y
and to schools and places OF DuoIic worDasg
% sold on easy terms. Possession in~sd'a"
deaired. Price low. ,r
For further inform alton call upon the 'uO'''s"
'-' W 4. w. MONTGOMERY. Nswgcr. ps. ps.i
The sbt " p-opsrty will not b oherrd y yu.I ~
sale on the 18Th Of June. as heretofore severY~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
9olitifal.

FOR SHERIFF.
The unde, signed will be an Independent
LABOR REFORM CANDIDATE
For Sheriff of New Castle county at the next ne
raj election. A. b. .ChA"fohb.
ADA Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

CITY ASSESSMENT.
THIN City ASS s.usnt for the yeai 1877, h.yinx
been eompletra. is flied st the Oh = the Clerk
The City Ceuus will sit 10 ear appeals from the
ass~ssm nts ou WEDNESDAY FRIDAY and SAT
O'Clock, p. m, EFT. TAYLOk,
mxv28 dtjus Clerk Of the City Council.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

NOTICE.
IN The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arr.ng ents to carry None,
Packages and Express Matter to from all point,
on the line of their rosd and est CT, ester.
No. West Third street or 70 their De. OF, From
and Madis0u. or orders ien Win Nom Mullen Seal
.os.n a.ur suo. W. & K. fIgt1j K 4 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08

NOTICE.-All persons reqniring . State License
AN for the year commencing June lst. 1872. can
procure the same at the Grocery Store Of Springer
Cielland Co.. No. AOg West Second street Viii
mingtOn. or of JOHN P. SPRINGER,
jun3dlw Clerk of the Peace. at New Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
valuable Farm For Sale.
4 Valuable Property st Private sss

The subscriber being detelnlna
To change bu-iness. oners for st
his fruit and Truck Fs N, sitaiis
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Of this county desire t. act In accord with the
National Democracy and are opposed to bolt
crat be nominated At Baltimore, Sussex demo
Gratis will rejoice, II . liberal republican be
chosen they will abide tile decision Of their
party, choosing the lesser Of two evils. This
II the sentiment Of the men elected last Sstur
day in this hundred, and 1t Is the real senti-
ment of the people Of this county,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
General Thompson ON Levees.
This is from the Madison Journal:

General Thomson has favored us with a
copy OF a lecture delivered by him before
the New Orleans Academy of Sciences. on
the subject. of levees, which we have read
with much interest. For the last five or six
years General Thompson has given his en-
tire attention to the levee system of this
State, and has acquired mass of infor,na-
ton which entities his opinion and judg-
ment to more respect than those OF any Sill
gle individual in this State. He has ex-
amined every mile of 1evee on the Missls
sippi river from the Arkansas line to the Ba-
lie, and has watched the effects of cut-otfs
and crevasses with that close and critical
attention that enables him to speak under
standingly on those subjects. He has sought
advice and information from every source
attainable, and the results of his observa-
tons and inquiries are embodied in this
lecture.
He disposes of the cutoff and outlet theo-
ries by convincing proofs that the ininledl-
ate advantages OF the former are more than
counterbalanced by the injury sustained By
reason of the changing currents, caVing
banks and almost certain adaptation of the
river to lis original length This has been
abandantly proven by the experience OF the
past. The objection to the outlet system is
the difficulty of controlling them and the
reasonable certainty of their filing them
selves with drift and sediment after a brief
period of usefulness. The only safe reil-
ance for protection is upon levees of suitable
material. form and dimensions. In this he
is fortified by the opinions OF Generals
Humphreys aud Abbott, who made a thor
ough survey Of the Mississippi river several
years ago. and whose report to Congress en-
braces all the science and knowledge
evolved by the experience of Europe and