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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-30
PASSENGER TRAIN

PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, at p. M, connect
ing with the splendid
STEAMER STATE OF VIRGINIA
Captain l.. w. FREEMAN,
for the above-named points, touching at the
river landings, and arriving in Baltimore on the
following morning in time to connect with trains
North and West
Through tickets and baggage checked TO all
points.
Passenger train leaves DAILY and on Sunday
for West Point at 1880 A. M.
Steamer leaves Baltimore, Pier No. 2, NO. 80
Light street, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, at 4 p. NJ, arriving in Richmond
at IL o'clock the following morning. giving pas
sengers 3 hours and 80 minutes to transact bust
ness and dine before the leaving of the trains
South tHt
FREIGHT TRAIN, -
with passenger Car attached, leaves TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at
O'Clock A. NJ, foi through freights to all points
North and West, and on MONDAYS, w D.
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS, for local freight e.
tween Richmond and West Point at A. M.
Freights received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. -s -.
Through bills of lading given to all points
FARE:
From Richmond to Baltimore. 90
+" Philadephia.."-..... 66
(" g New York. ............ 10 90
b" g Boston (itll rail- ....... IL %
e az 90 :" (by SouudJ.... IA 70
WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
J. l.. TAYLOR General Ticket and Freight
Agent Richmond fel7-u
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l59-Inyel.
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

IDy-IDVUI. :
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES for the Eastern District of yir-
gina-in bankruptcy. r
In the matter of X. f. Armstrong VS., X. III.
Anderson, bankrupt-in bankruptcy
warrant in bankruptcy has been issued by
said court against the estate of r. II. Anderson.
of the county of Henrico, State of Virginia, who
of his creditors and the payment of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt, TO him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden
by law; a meeting Of the creditors of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one
or more assgnees of his estate, will be held at
A court of bankruptcy to be holden at the office
of the Register, in Richmond, Va, before w: w.
Forbes, Esq, Register, on the ed day Of May,
a. ID. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M ~
- = - nAVJn n DARKER
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RAILROADS
. @
RICHMOND s. YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1872.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 18th IN
~ SLANT, a PASSENGER TRAIN will be
run between Richmond and West Point, leaving
Richmond every Sunday at 1880 A. M, and re-
turning, arrive in Richmond at p. M. Fare
for the round trip one dollar,
w. N. BRAGG,
my l5-tf superintendent.
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ANY person having FINE BRIGHT. WRAP.
PIERS, of small size, at l6 to 90 cents and
SHORT, SMALL STEM BRIGHT LUdS, suit.
able for manufacturing bright plug, AZ y 10 .
cents will find purchasers by sending samples to
DOMINION TOBACCO COMPANY,
fe 12-9m Toroto. Ontario
nUY YOUR WAITER COOLERS
Id at w. j, ANDERSON'S,
s25 Main and 205 Broad street.
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1861
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of Nir-
ginia.
In the matter of Henry T. Morrison, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
John S. Fowler of Alexandria county, Virginia,
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as assig-
county in said District, who was, on the oath day
of April, 1872, adjudged a bankrupt ON his own
petition by the District Court of said District
Dated Alexandria, May Is, 1879.
JOHN 5. FOWLER,
nv 2l---TSw Assignee.
DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at w. 7. ANDERSON'S,
s2h Main and 20b Broad street.
nUY YOUR WAFER COOLERS
ID at w j. ANDERSON'S,
$50 Main and 205 Broad street,
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at W. ]. ANDERSQN'S,
s25 Main and 206 Broad street,
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LIVERY STABLE.

w. III. SUTHERLAND, Eighth street, between
Franklin and Main.
JAMES 5. MORRISON, 1919 Franklin, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
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IRON MANUFACTURERS.

RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IRON AND
STOVE COMPANY, 1000 Gary street.
VARIETY IRON WORKS, J. d. Browne, Pro.
prietor 9O5 and 907 Bank street. ~
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JEWELLERS.

LIQUOR DEALERS-Wholesale
J. Z. LIPsCOMBE l. CO.'S celebrated Rye
Whiskes, 1910 Franklin street.
WILLIAM ELLISON, 1880 Main street, keeps
constantly on hand u large stock OF Rye and
Bourbon Whiskeys, Imported and Domestic
Brandies Gin. Rum, Wines. &c
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TYPE FOUNDER


III. l.. PELOUZE " CO., Franklin, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. See adver
tisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
uorace Greeley on the Straight-out
Movement.

Mr.. Greeley visited bridgeport. Connecticut, on
"Wednesday, and WIS the gncst OF Mr. i'arnum
lie was ser, ua,led at night and made hriei speech
IN response Referring to the strasht,'n. ',oye, s.
meut as an adjunct OF the republican cause he
said n,
.Stratcsy i'll po'it'cs II the tr'pa'' "n"n ''i'
n.vs tn siren ,.h The wolf skin proving too
short tho ioxs tail is pressed INTO service to piece
il out. Laughter and cheers You see al ms
dsy great party struggling TO avert defeat py
distracting and breaking up the host wh'"t Is op'
posed to st. You would not have federal Once,
holders working SO hard to get up n tiurd ucSo'
% tbey did not feet sure between tho two tickets
already in the field the verdict was against 'enI
I,,heer, and cries of right old h"ss HE sNHh''
then, to distract the host on anr Sil1 Is .o''
s,on oil despair. such receive It, The Confession
remains; the despair IS not likely To pass away
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
y l'eriiolts SEASON.

hlat,eus and delightful ~ tine Summer weatheris.
F. tfnIiel b. At Is severe tra the vital power
- n the Strongest sometimes pr srated ny its
el.st-. lGs common phrase applied to this condi
sol. 9i HE h,dy j. general debility" Now. gen
=r,l irrldts arises trUn. and includes variety Of
41ImpUts. The liver Is m"re or less effected. the
hC stomach hui halt performs the work OF digestion.
; what i, cali,d general debility. 1t is general
requires remedy me'llciue that " i'll regulate
them all Hostetters stomach l'itters is specially
adapted to this purpose. Its general operation i.
not confined 10 single organ. II tn" liver is a.fec
ted II restores II. tone Ii the nerves are tremn j.
inus and weak it braces and reintorces them. IL
the mlnl which ever sympathizes with the body.
i slo nmy and respondent il relieve the difficulty.
| and soon bring the whole mechanism Of the body
lufe harmony with the law- oi health.
Tn, ~ Is civilized nation in the Western Hem
pherc IN which the utility of ll"-tatters Stomach
EttCr- ~ tonic. corrective AMI anti hiliaus med
| iciar. i not known and appreciated Throughout
the Tropics il Is aonsidrre buh by the nropic and
thr proc ->i"n the standard specific. While It IL
med ,rinc tnr all 81 and all climates. il l. es-
ptcInliA SUIT Il Ia the complaints generated hs the
weather being the rurest ana best vegetable stun
+ niant III the world.
/ Beware oi he Bittcrs made II aeri and danger
nus materials. winch uunrurulous pnrties are en-
! t"ivprng Ia ioist unun the people. Their name 4.
+ ir5Iu, and the public has no guarantee thai they
irt nd poi-"nrrs. Alhcre I" the tried remedy.
ilnsttttrr'- Rters. suii unlt III siss aud never il
! keg. or barrels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
The Human Roof and its matching.

II tho man deserves well et his country who
makes tive blades of grass grow wncre ohN eht
grew before, surely he who proiuees u glorious
crop OF hair on II comparatively barren scalp de-
serves the hearty thanks of the ohhserpary. Alt
honor. therefore. to Professor Z. I. LYON. for.
unonestionably, his renowned KArHMEoN accom-
pushes this object. ientlemen whose whissers are
shy OF making their appearance IN i"fr', "t 'ht
tihr.s OF whose mousaches disclose IN - "inaSh'-
a,.nt distauc,s" for winch Washington ciiy was
once 40 famous will find this HAIR PERsuArtR
the most wonderful encourager "t hbf"uS desei-
opment that has yet been invented h"th
sexes are advised to it, as by all odds IT is the
best article for improving the growth and beauty
OF the hair keeping it tree from scur' an. o',i
yray-yiving II a rich gloss and cndowrts 1t WIN
lex,b.llty y-that Toilet Chemistry has erevoi'ed
from the vegetable Kingdom.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
For the Daily t;,zette.

/ Johnson, Eea brnr Sr: S,na nur
sisn'n: hih."it i.oa'r Eni." asks ,hr,u.,, ,h,.
column IS oi the Tpnwe,.i.,j II r, t.,,,rt .. ,,,,
Inc ID. 'horfa'ic candidate iur Snr i ,,tplrd .,.
,ted Lion c'mp ahd adopt.l H., e'.r,l,nlorn.
''odGc ~ treating the lcop!e to whlskCy and l,,.
wafer ~ true, and ~ | happcn to have the
means o. showing. Will state tur N" benefit ot
general, that tn" u mpcrl,Ic it,. .id ,tt,nu
'a'u camp on" DAY. tut lie took H. Iular with him.
anu bought nons W tlr ther. uht,,i ,.tn Nv. album.
dahtiy proven. Vow then, Nj low, Ini il Il,
'fp"r'e'i, hni frh"riiiv crrtIr.i, itr tt.r Rr1u5
'c"" c'''''t" I4i 9""I u. on j, e.t ttl. Sunday
N T''i'S NOT ioG sinc. !rpv' INFO the vlil,g, OF
N'"l'prt IN such stat # lutuxit,tiNu that h.,
~ IA ~ know what le WAS lboui and .iui,qlyorrd
=" hrise up ON the hocl rolrh Ii hts reI,ur, Is
ra" Inc people ought to know II 1t :t.sy, then /,
"u-n' to rec"Iv! prompt DENIAL. Wlp can ,hr *
any ght on tbs sublr,tt iu.r,c,;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
nfter CrantiSm---What

This is question which may weti he n,!xion,-
~ asked by moic ihan one lnrle gud inhuentlAl
element III the population ri TIA" tn',n II Is no.
torInus that both Grant Hld Wilson hnGeA,r,d,
placed themselves record n,,;iirist at least tsu
rcisious denominations of tn country. Grants
famous order ,luruy the war ,NprIliu. all ls,,ei-
lies from the lines OF HIS army, coupled, 1t WI,
with contumelIous reflection upon the ohia,t, ni
hs disike, Is stili freshly rcmenh,r". 10y Tia. pub
lie and 1t has not been So louy a tome. that thr
people have forgotten It, since Henry Wilson, an
or ,ral know-Nothlng, mad. himself oiIeuSiyeN
proinet ~ an enemy ot both iuriAuet MT tai-
olics. Revcring to the present p,roL, we hud
no chang IN thus matter III Il sentiments OF ~"
partsans oi Grant.
Ii Grant and Wilson I've silent their ioiiuwor-
| aud cxpnnents have ample tongue and orul"
enongh wherein to make known their f"clin'-
! y body, we presume, will deny the vnidl'y I
the claims OF Jumpers U'eoi}y 10 the nhirrn.a-
| OF heng n sorvile echo of the tone and fortunes
oi the Grant "r Radical party. lis hatred OF the
| Catholic hurrh and OF the Irish is familiar l." u
vino have ever 1t sdi and lnt'"ry u has lnclGl I
IN ITS lnil ilathv To all foreigners, t!, German
in America. 1t publishes cartoon r'prcsouiln-
Senator Carl Schurz who III this typitics ia,
| Germans declaring himself "dis",lstcd viii
American politics" Above him stand a vulgar ig.
| ure the traditional Yankee. "ti.n Sam Nh6
informs him that he '',les,c- th"r q, no ilw rum
pciiinG hum to rcmAn IN this rouutr, Ihe lut
port rf this car.c,tU" Is very pam lisr th'
Wish S iathtf 10 tile tiluTtt. Hll'! WIG 'lVg
ing OF tn" illustration is that Gier'i 49,, " ',.
sprang from the Oh =. rU.iti.elu ltr.g, i. ,lt
Growth III lis turn OF tn lo-ttle0t poii 4 hro"
Spthiuglsni, means hostility tu ing"i tel, tu ti,!
mans as well "a To iri,hnnei', To i3ls,tsblafu ut
ScandinnvtAn<, to all the l.ltu t,se., a. Gatiaae
and lsr,nlit"s.
II IT were polite isr tic efr5u.G - .aar
and Wilson to declare thtrIr., e Ht'W- nj, f=.
, ding the ciasse, va hiy" "a r5t'=.a, I'# .jf.'#
!, doubtless have another rrt ,t }re=rE4 4'=u We
while a cautious it-' T., n,az' s=5-.3 iE ~
Grant organs. in order ta Ge,u,9, til. Futc APPS
this matter. enough hjr hcen attrsn.. ~ u,f,a
the fact that next To ttcir hatred ii tn = nth ~
its people, they hold lie teragu population m
: the Cotno.ic Church In deepest d'silk". Ait
: Grsntism THAT :" hecolne., taotetorr, l. III
mate pa. ,tion for serious contemplation liaS'
agton idutH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
rsrvible Defeat to Grant.

The Grant ,psrs hive been blown, and br,:-
so, over the election of JAcons. IA Democrat. III
Ws,t Virginia. for two or three weeks. but 1t now
.,,,, out that JACOBS is defeated AMI the o.lr,
Democrat. CAMDEN. elected. THIS Is t"rr'h'" nra 5
nr ths GRANTEES. But perhaps they will now
pretsut to rejoice that JACOBS was defeated. be-
= ,nss no also was for Gieeley and Brown.
Poor fslows. how they detest such reverses
The, will have to make up their minds to endure
worse, wc hope, before the middle of October
Maine may give them scmc little hope. but then
Pennsylvania tho keystone will wreck theII
|hip and it will 20 to pieces in November.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Arrcst Of Hugh Mara.
AN ACCIDENTAL HScoUNrER.

iin9h MARA, whose connection first with the at
TEN i''ei assassination Of Detective Brooks and
NIX "lth the attempted murder OF Alderman
N'Mi'In. has given him consider erable notOriety,
Was 'st evening capturel and locked up at the
Central Station. The capture was the result Of
An mrcIheitai encounter with the man tor whom
reward of 900 has been offered f,r no many
Weeks Alderman John B Buck, Of the Twenty
ninth ward. IN the early part OF the evening" had
vislted Alderman G-iger's Office, in Race street,
below hruad, and had started for home lt n,ne
O'Clock: when mt Broad and Vine streets he met
Mara Mara was passing under u gas light, and
he was at once recognized by Alderman Buck
WHY how are you. HugheyI" was the Alder
man Ntlutation You Are Mistaken" was the
reply. Alderman Buck rejoined, II guess not T.
you are Hugh Mara" IL am not !" was the in
dignant response. "Well. III take YOU ANYHOW, ;"
sad tho Alderman, layln. his hand upon MaIa's
shoulders
Mara persisted in denying his identity and
| threatened TO give the Alderman trouble il he
persisted Ia ms "mstake," The Alderman in
| formed him that il he gave trouble. he could call
| Tor assistance, whereupon Mara agreed to 90 with
| his captor. still declaring that there was a mis-
| take. Alderman Buck took his prisoner to the
Central Station, where he gave the name ct
"A'extnder McCabe." The Alderman now en-
gagged a carriage and at once started in search oi
Alderman McMun, IN order to establish the iden.
tity After Alderman Bucks departure Mara
| who he iri what was to be done, dropped his dis
gu 81 and proclaimed himself to be the man VIII,
was wanted. Alderman McMullin reached tn,
Contra. Station about quarter past ten o'clock
and gong To the wicket III the cell door and be,n.
confronted with Mara, at once said: eyes, that
the man"
Then addressing Mara he said: GLOW are you
Iu .hev-where have you beenj" "Oh, in th
city, said Mara. II thought you intended t
, give yourself NJ. sali Alderman McMun -
got no answer to my letter. was Mara's reply
then, uninteiligible TO those who heard II, b,i
. sine. explained by the fact that after the deaf
, ,. Of D'ugherty, Nara did write Il letter prolos,n
: to surrender himself. providing he was allowed t
attend the funeral of his companion.
The interview between Alderman NcMulli
t and Mara was briet. and neither party al
r peared discomposed or embarrassed at the NEE
a ing
When brought to the Central Station, and bs
fore being placed i'll the cell, Mara was searches
A PACK II cards, u towel and a small pocket kni
comprised the contents of his pockets. Durlr
i. the night an extra guard OF p.licemen was pac.
about his cell and station. 1t is understood tn
since the attempt to kill Alderman McMull
o Mara has been secreted IN Philadelphia - Ledge
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

ancy are saving up the big trtss OF the
,n ,sennit" Valley for boards; they are carting
sway ~. !. The bases Of the Pyramids to build huts
pa pa .ae rabbie Of Egypt; the palaces OF ancient
ns"a ,.",ae nave long served as quarries for the
%haIo %Trheas OF her degenerate modern inhabitants.
n;n mere are men who would convert West
m.'ster nn Abbey into cotton factory, and de-
.n .oom for looms and spindies; who would use
W. canvas Of Raphael Or Guido to wrap
RMwn Rai,., sugar or candles, OF burn the Appollo
Np Nnesiaere Of the Venus dc Medici to obtain
i,,,e i,a. 70 plaster rat hole. There arc many
'ass sucn In progressive America.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Notice.
In hancary,

Edward McKelvv ct. al. To ha"cefy.
New G t.tle County
Cornelius Mctircnrse. ct. al. Cause Of Partition.
In pursuance If AZ otdeI ot the Chn ncellor in the
above cause, ma de at the P.bruiry Term ls12 all
persons having any lien or liens affecting the j..
.ersst estate of Cornelius NJ irenree Kos. Nee
uar. Patrick Munhy.. Ann Mundy. Ga bariue Nc
Grenree. Edward Mex eiry. sarah Mckplvy. Hugh
Shields. Hannah Shields .ad John McN.nasle or
either of them In the lands nj promises fo which
said cause relates, are hereby not6ei to file p--
ti:ion setting forth the nature sud amount of tho
same in tn. office of tbs Register in chan"ery for
lay in September. 4. u. ls72.. aud 10 appear and
prove said lien liens At the term OF the
Court. before the rising .f the Court the third
day az the term. Gil 4S Il lOKF, Trustee.
Wilmington p"' july > IS. a6-aas,senS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

Thu attempts OF Ecery Ecen,ng to perv.rt and
.,r.rresent the remarks Of the Gazette, is the
,~t brazen and barefacel that we have ever
Seu disgrace newspaper. Where it says that
VA made ..yro.. attack" on the "'gentier sex Tor
ylrtue," it fibs most unequ'vociy. and none but
thoushtless and contemplate falsfycr who
lacked the ability to call to his MD such reflection
as the subject requires would have rcsortel 10
such language The stupid and foolish article
winds up with the following c.mmon place ), H.
tsncs:
$50 far as our reading and observation goes the
children of the poor are just as decent and virtu
Gus as those of the rich and well-to-do."
The article in the Gazette did not say the child
ren Of the poor were not as "decent and vrtuos"
as those OF the rich, nor did it insinuate slch
thing. On the contrary, it urged tnat the children
Of the poor and middle classes should be continued
in our schools to be educated as the children OF
the "rich and well-to-do' are, i. e., in separate
schools provided for each sex.
We regard the question as ono of very great i'm
portance, and xe hope tue Board of Edu ,atiol
will not he hasty in changing from system
which has been productive of good results and
agains. which we have vet to hear single vallt
objection urged. 1t will be time enough to chang,
the public schools as desired by those who lately
wanted them made free to negroes, when it il
found the 'rlch and well-to-do" prefer and pat
ron'se schools where the sexes are educated to
gether.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

n. shsoNAL-W. ID. Howell is writing a novel.
NC scene OF which is laid in Canada.
,s..S,. de hothschld, OF Frankfort, is going on
pa..us p"as'ns voyage to the Holy Land.
t,n.,s.as Life OF Horace Greeley" has been
sjrrn,a. jea INTO German, principally for campaign
f,,o D, hstor lives in mortal terror Of Nathan's
escape il. ''
h,s h"soh hau Marbles health is precarious. and no
Tho "World." ''o'""'' ~ ''''''''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Democratic Victory in West Virginia
CAMDEN ELECTED GOVERNOR.

y dREEN BRiEn, WHITE SuLpHER SPRINGS, w.
va, August ~ So tar ~ heard from Jacobs
MAJORITY is Ii3. There are nine counties tn hear
.on, which at the election on the call for the Con-
aea'ioh ~ gave majorlties OF 1900. One OF these
JUS. beard from has given Camden u majority of
o.sr too II the others do likewise. Camden ell
Tuon IS assured. The counties to hear from are
Aeans, Clay. II leigh. Mcdowell, Pleasant, Mer-
vi, Barber. Marion and Tucker
LATER by tO-night's mail Mercer cninty is
,'o'ei to have given 40 tor the Constitution ami
"mfger majority for Camden.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
WIN. II. Staats
In Chanccry,

VI NrW ChstTe county 70
J ,hn ?. Collins rta al. Cause OF + P,rt,tior
In pursuance of an or'er ~ the chanc ilor in the
above cause made ut the september Term, A ID.
ISL all persons having any lien or liens afecting
the interest of William II Stas,s John p. Collins
susan Jane Collins h. wfe Georss STATS. John
7. S'aats Mary T.. Deakyuc. jams Il. Staats and
Edmund J.. stats, or either Of them. in tho lands
and misses to hch s4td cause relates. are here
by notified to Gle petition setting forth the ma
ture and amount of the samr in the office Of the
Register in Chancerv tor New Castle county, ten
lays before the nrst " aniiy in September. A. D.
NJ. and to appear AMI prove saii lien or i,sns At
the ensuing term of the Court before tho rising {
the Court on the third isy VI the term.
Gln Is. RODNEY. Trustee.
New Castle. July ~. ls1- wtsec7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

1t il reported in London that an officer ofthe
Cnhan insnrgent aIny is now Europe with in
strnlons from the provisional government to
nrlotil;e a loan OF 300 900, this amount TO
oe oaer,i TO the Spanish Government tor The
indep, udence OF Cuba. Ii is not expected that
NpHtu would eonsent to the sale Of the island but
hoi't- a.c innulgel that the insurgent cause will
be aLr,Mslnyned by this movement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Tho M ayoralty.

m, cty needs Chief Magistrate familiar with
A. d,t;s. Of tue office, one whose legal attain
-.,,. are such As will inspire confidence IN his
,...;,,. Tn the election of the Democratic
laa.e JOSHUA L. SiMMs' Esq., "" may supply
~. need, aud secure tho services ., gentleman
4. vhom all have confidence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

How many persons 'urlnt the recent hot wealth
er have used the lhras, "The do stnr RACES,
and how lew knew why they used t,ani ho" Nt-
lus car,e 10 he associated witt car midsummer,
and to receive It's c,n,ue appeatlon. writer ~
tasseIls Mag,z,nr gave, the exr i,ntti"u. Ia dis.
cover the historical dawn ot IN. do, days, W.
mu,t 90 back some thru thousand years. Al that
time the ri,.. vi the Nj Wts puhtl" II tbs reo.
ple of nnypt Al length. lew DAYS hefnr" the
river began to Increase. hri ht STR WIS ubsrt."
TO rise above the Eorisan Just "a tdyaHr,' al the
sun IT soon c,rno to be- auXiuustN ieaSet lot -
sign of coming perl t. the people IN tIi" low'n s.
who, on its appearance. NJ one" farNo"k thor an
the rapid rise ii the river. Ani because IN" star
like "A fnIthtul watch-dog. warned them ot III" al
pro,ch OF an enemy. thrv gave II the nam" flntu'
or Tayau,, winch IN their language s'Gnt'i 'o-
As, moreover, there was u mhhiftst'y apparent
relation between the morning star AMI the >"h'
linz river the tornsr rrrciV"d u sec. nli '3h ""
wit, S.hur which know ifoul Ioshu H'Fi j te-
and from tins word our Ton Inc >iai'. eiti7
has b.cu uh'a,ti.l Fr',n the hrcn ~nS "ut ~ lr-
vers At tins Time btn"ful influence WAS ase'ibtd
to this star anl saorlices-pecnllhr,i from fr 'acl
| that the victim was required To br ie iaei
| person were offered 10 1t. Greece to9S np HE
surerst ton, AMI then c,and the lat~t was a'-
| c,,stomed to offer MP "A brown dog, yearly. upon
the altar to SIRIUS. ii"ncc the Ats e'hn'Hf"'fs oi
classic times and our dog days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Fusion Ticket In louisian a.

VIEW ORLEANS, August 29.-The fusion
HH.eeu H. on BY the Conference Committees of
es1 ees1meefatlc Reiorm and Liberals has been rati-
asa asu oy me Central Committees, and the nomi
IS.on M"': OF Campbell for Congress in the First
D'Mi'ct was Withdrawn for the Liberals, who will
nome candidate hereafter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
|nAILY GAZETTE.
...,sd Democratic Meetings.

r.. Executive Committee meets every Mon
!, M M.yenin.,. =, 8 o'clock.
~ E,ssley & Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
-, Tuesday evening. at o'clock. -.
~ |'!r.,m,n Democratic Club meets every Wed
...i,y evening, at 8 o'clock.
' 'n.mrratic Association Of Wilmington s'eet.
law Friday evening. II : O'Clock.