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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
EXECUTION DAY.
jenkins Last Hours on Earth,

Arrangements for tho uSnEinE-HIs Nerve
SIN stTonE-A BopE, Last slesp.
In accordance with the sentence, as passed by
Judge Humphreys, to-day, between the hours Of
10 q. IN. and p. m, George W. Jenkins, con.
victed Of the murder Of his vito, will be executed
in the Jail yard In this city. All the necessary
arrangements for the terrible penalty have been
completed, and unless some unlocked. for event
occurs before another Issue Of the REPUBLICAN,
reaches It's readers he will have satisfied human
Justice, and with his life eNplated his crime.
Yesterday morning there was quite n rush
made on the warden OF the jan Tor permits TO
witness the execution, but owing TO the limited
space Of the inclosure he was compelled TO deny
many. II was a curious sight TO look into that
room and sec the different characters who pro-
sented themselves and attempted 70 gain the
otncial authorliyto Eratlfy a morbid curiosity.
There were men, women and even children. all
oolors and nationalltlcs, OF every degree In life,
professional men, mechanics and labOrers, each
having half scared though eager and oxpoctant
look as no asked tho coveted favor.
At a side-tAble against the whitoWashod wall
sat the warden, Gen. CrocEor safely enscOnced
behind bis Well.colored pipe. In front Of him
was pile Of carl.boaris bearing the following
imprint;
UNIrrp sTArEs JAL.l
Att, Al. WIHISaToN, p; .. Oct -, ISM
Geo. W. jenkins on Thursday, Oct 81. 1872,
JOIN \. ORoCKER, Warden.
As each applicant spoke the General raised
his eyes and gave a polite refusal or allied out
the blank and banded II over. Leaving the
crowd one Of the guards was asked whether
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nld yet oeen SOui I'M sosse ~ hul tn3 ~
spouse was, mat y wa nnlsnel lueeIay alIei
nOoni hhu bitet tno pilsoheIs nSIe lucAen w y, y,
their eeus the rope va run thI9ugh the hole
iOt " lh INC oyntIo o. tno peah anu iail ~ loul
ieet OelnE AlIOneu, One ehu "ns nlhdo Iast y
Lhy IPtikht % IN" not'n s,IS, a osh ~ sanu
nelkhink near9 wv nuuutv1 pOuhus, va
oTooEht guy ah1 earIlgu On the titap, anu tht
hS9se hA.lnh zen PheG1 atOHnu Ptessute
OF the 10y oausel tho poits mourning inc uap 10
~ ~ p9m ~ , 4u'' anu Ine Osk utopp1l WIN
tu. lno IAp uoot was oalsnt IN th'
sPtlnE W WeNont " rououuu' a n the vNpeIil
noht nae Ioka,uSI - y suSSVssi suo set POtsl
Dle uneaslness oeink oautSI iot ieAI the bptlht
"hleh drops the trap mlEnt not WORK properly
,.,,-,.Iilhiih..LAs LAST DAn. .,.-,.,,.-
lnqulIg we W tnoI ln,se " " " hetut
tho near hpptyyaeh VI ms uen , nAu hot nau'
ssyho NlsloiS onahko In tIo Henoahor " Jen
klhs, out ~ hstoel mat " nau IVY mat ne wa
as gaih anu cooi anu hssSIoI nhen ny l, aWok'
yesIeilhy IhVLhInB NJ ne "a uee cen my uue .lhG
MS ~ @ ny uaIus ", ny mat hS !
one o. tho PEST prisoners eyer Wlthin tne walls
at ho @ MY, CIV , tne thS i11 ~ uneas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY TscOmm end all
persons who arc going 10 their respective homes
noe and durable suit Of Clothing, cheaper
than they can DO purchased anywhere else, tC
20 to bTRAUs' popular clothing establishment
Eleventh street STuTh&S
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

THE GRAND GIFT PHOTOGRAPH ENTRRPRIsR
will make q change Of base on Monday next,
November I, the eve Of the great Presidential
election, to No. 3l7 Seventh street, corner Of ID,
next door 10 Green 4 Williams, This change Is
not in order 10 enable the attaches TO vote, but
70 accommodate tho patrons OF the concern,
which tho present contracted establishment will
not do
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

The ladies, God bless them, arc naturally
nervous, until 1t Is definitely settled whether
polonRises will DO worn this winter. Men,
luckily, are spared this cankerlng anxiety,
but actually tnd q substitute for 1t In tue
Presidential aud State elections, aud these
figure In the gloomy greetings they exchange
in the market places, where they stop to i'm
press upon each other q few cheerful facts,
such as that cotton Is destroyed, sugar u fall
ure, and rice u snare. In a few weeks mat
teTB indoors and outdoors will brighten Won
derfully, Carpets, curtains, cut flowers and
blazing fires will make our homes "a heaven
below Of comfortable things" Certain <. ave
Issues determined, walking dresses ordered,
bOnnets bought, coal-cellars filled aud menagG
working smoothly, lovely women will feel
that central peace from which radiatGs all
ones happiness.
Little bouquets Of violets will shine on the
shaving stand, and give as much warmth as
that prosaic neghbOr. the hot Watering, the
Goals glow In the dressing room CRATE,
sleepy hollow DO wheeled invitingly near,
and extend Its soft arms affect.Onatoly to-
wards the cross wretch, who shuillcs hurTledly
into dressing-gOwn and slippers, and pumps
himself down TO smooth his wrinkles, sOOtho
his brains, rest his bones, and clear away the
fluffy tenacious bits of cotton that will stick
In tue machinery and clog the wheels. The
dear turkey, which has been absent SO long
from our board, will return, bringing his
oysters with him, and supported by fish and
flesh of well-establlshed regulations, while
Celestlna moves RbOut "all life, and lights the
morning star OF memory" In LuCca over
skirt, with Josephine tOpknot surmountiug
placid broW-dTessed for all the world like
the ChOckawhOops, and worth all of them
put together In solid shokels of gold,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

RACINE, Wis, OCT. 9O.-The twenty .slxth an
nusl meeting OF the American Missionary AssC
citation commenced this afternoon, Hon. T.. ID
hOltOD, OF Wisconsin, presiding. About on,
hundred and tifty delegates are present. Nor,
are expected. The reports Of tho treasurer and
executive committee were read.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

SANAbs
SUPREME Court or TUE UNITED STATKs-
Wednesday, October 80, lsT2-On motion OF Mr.
7. Phillips, Tn. Jesup Miller, ESQ.,, of Wash.
ington, D. o., and John .. Knox, it,, osq., Of
Philadelphia, Pa, were admitted TO practice as
attorneys and oOunsellors Of this court.
Ordered, That all cases continued at this term
on and AFTER Monday, the 18th Of November,
except By order Of the court upon special cause
No. $50. Tho United States, appellants, vs..
Jesse Thomas st al. Continued.
DISTRICT APPEAL CASES.
No. lU. Henry Douglass, appellant VS.. W.
W. Corcoran Of al. This cause was submitted
on printed arguments by Mr.. ". b. Webb and
Mr., J. o. Kennedy, OF counsel for the appel
laut, and by Mr.. CHARLES M Matthews, for the
No. iOl Robert Prout, appellant, vs.. John t.
Robey. This cause was argued by Mr. Joseph
II. Bradley and MT Joseph II. Bradley, IT,, Si
counsel Tor tho appellant, and by Mr.. Enoch
Tolten, TOR the appellee.
No. los. Talbot T. Fowler, plaintiff In error,
EaOd by Nj EnocS Totssn Of SoaSsS T ST the
plaintiff In error, and by Mr.. Th. Josup Miller,
for the defendants In error.
No. lal. VIM; y. Pickertgill Of al, appel.
unued.
Adjourned until to. morrow at II o'clock.
SUPREME CoURT OF the DISTRICT IN GIN.
ERAL IERN.-Ohiet justice Cartier and Jus.
tloes Wylle and Macarthur sat In bGne yes.
Jerry L. Taylor, of the New Jersey bar, was
admitted 10 the bar OF this court on the motion
Of s. I. Lewis.
Wells W. Leggett and Michael T. Doolsy
were admitted TO the bar on the report Of the eX.
aiming committee.
UoohTAne vs.. CLARK. The bill socks TO set aside
sale Of certain estate OF A. A. Smith by tho
trustees OF building association. II 10 alleged
In the bill that the sale made on the 18th No,
vembor, 1851, was Irregular and defective, and
this Is supported by tho testimony Of John II
Smith, tho father Of A. Austin smith, who
states In his deposition that at tho time the
sale was made the said A. Austin Smith was
not In Washington, but In the Confederate
army, and be was, by the Prosldonts prOclAmA-
tiOn OF 18th August, 1891, prohibited from all
commercial or businsss intercourse with tho
loyal States or the Inhabitants thereof
Mr.. Oliver appeared for the Appelloes and no
one appeared for tho appellants. Tho Court
approved the dooroo below setting aside the sale,
subject 10 DO Toopened before the close OF the
term.
Devenney vs.. GtOam tug Katie Wise. This IL
a question over the distribution Of fund grow
ing out OF tho sale Of steam tug. II was argued
by Mr.. Honkle but not concluded. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

W, l.. WALL n 90, would respectfully call
the attention Of purchasers TO their executors
front Of the premises, on north d street, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets west, on Thursday
afternoon, October 81, commencing at $3.50
servo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

THIS morning At 10 O'Clock, W, l.. Wall 4 Co.
viii commence, at their SalssTOOmB, corner Of
Ninth street and Ponnsylyanla avenue, the per.
emptory sale Of the most splendid assortment Of
5uInlluTe ever offered At auction 10 this city.
IATest opportunity Tor hne Investments. Please
make special reference TO auction Sales" for
particulars
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
CITY ITEMS.

pp,rr Iasr or upur., Fupu,autua noop.
A. GotpWAE A sTHNRHpa. NTw oENTs'
FrpNIsutTo ooopa sroRE. No zoo sEvI,Tu
or,vyr copvrp o,, a
aood wbI,o sbi,,s "a o.D,. sso.D,. A, An
n,r 40 ,hIts sh,r1s 1, nD,,,r,,.,.d n ~, IN,
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so 80 "a o,n,s !, =, % "a 4, w NJ. ~,
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vi, IaoSs,. Ia. S.s,I,,' 80 =, - r. ~.
n,Iss' Tho Snsst v.,,.Iv or Tt,s po,,S 80
So. ,,.s ,.sn N ,b,, st', W ''' '''"' ""'
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GOLDMAN 4 srErNBERo.
Corner Seventh and q streets.
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n w" S ,y'o,i' -. 49,. -, '
"On'y WV O'''As W.. w -sS W 'AO''N
"VIUToR"
Sewing Machine,
and
Nine. Democrats,
Patterns,
half and Sixth streots.
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys Boys Boys clothing
boys, Boys, boJs ironing
In our business, and parents may rely on pro
curing at this establishment Boys Clothing vel
cut, we'll made, we'll trimmed and durable.
Moan WALKER 4 Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue,
u Metropolitan Hotel building.
or tho most extensive assortment Of
pooT. 1nn sIors
',, So oior
AtOne fTcei ana mat worry low
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

Arrangements hlvo been mudo with the
o angu, Alexandra aud Manassas railroad by
which y0ters In virginia Cuu pass over the road
Tor one half fare. ApIuutiun Tor tickets must
10 made to Josiah Midland, uss5ssyF, King
street, Alexandria.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

ABOUT Ave weeks ago a wrestling match
was decided between Homer Lane, OF this
city, and Perry Hlgley, OF Bridgeport Conn,
for d, 900 sido and the championship OF
America. Higley won by Lanes sandal
slipping off. Lane being mortified at his
defeat, challenged Hlgley for another match
The latter accepted, and articles were signed
for the men to Wrestle collar and elbow for
Ell, 900 q side and the championship OF Amer
lea, Higley being allowed choice OF ground.
Tho money was stAked at different intervals,
and Harry Hill Was the final stakeholder.
Last night, at o o'clock, the match took place.
II lasted one hour aud thirty mlnutei, and
Lane was declared tbs wlEnGF Il tie 81, 0O1
and the championship VI ALCT,Ca.-NsIO
York Express, Oct. 30,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

"ATdORE's CELEBNATEBn AND "FIsuER's
UHRlyALED' MlFUs MEATS ut Spiceris hut.
streets, Dealers supplied NJ PHILADELPHIA and
baltimore prices,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

Those desiring Information rela tive to the
Boll medals 10 b0 given by the 5. \. 4. o. o. T. A.
lor the pest essays on the subject Of Cruelty to
Animals, can address Mo. Gatehel, 1885 +
street. Soc Advertisement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

=, A IiHE STOCK OF BOOTS, Congress CATERS and
English walking Shoes, TOR gentlemen, boys aud
youths, supuTh styles receiving daily. A visit
10 this establishment will pay 9aTtFsIl's BOO
Seventh street. COrnCF OF I.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

You FATs your monish and takes your
tholse, but II you choose wisely you will buy a
seventh street, with tho money your doc tor
would otherwise get
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

corner Of New York avenue anu Fifteenth
street. pays 6psr cent. per Annum on deposits
Tor each calendar month. Banking hours o 10
u Saturdays, Q TO I and tOS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
ROL.IOE.

PoLICE UOURT-Judge SnelL-Yesterday, In
len charged with aSsauit And battery WITH intent
10 kill Annie Dean, DR.. HATtigAn was called
and testified that no made an autopsy Of the
body OF deceased. The mediate cause Of death
bility to breathe, Tho oOnBeHted state Of the
brain was caused partially by the blows on the
tho brain, which no doubt fastened death. No
man could say positively that the blows were
tho immediate cause Of death. Judge Smell
case was 10 ascertain that there was probable
cause TO hold the prisoner for a more thorough
Investigation BY the grand lurk He thought
there were good reasons for I'm TO hold the
the case would have an early hearing before tho
grand Jury. Some minor cases were TILED,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

A GREAT VARIETY or BURrs" and many
other hne makes Of shoes for ladies, misses and
children Just put on sale at 9artrell's, OOO
Seventh street corner Of ]. Prices moderate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

TERnaTer of Real Estate.
Thomas 4. Waggaman has sold one tOurtn
undivided interest In lots ], O. and I, OF square
$40, TO J. ID. MoPhersOn, for 500.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

$1,000. ~ a, STRAuB',
lOli PenusyiVa MIA avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets
flJ. SILK Mixed Cashmere Suits. tlo,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

d Eleventh streets. ~ m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS, Lectures, etc.

Amusements, Lectures, etc.
NFw FATISSyH,iAIIR TnETTRE :, 49,,
Monday Ey.nIHs, October -, 1877,
ard until furthe. notice,
First M SRO:JH = q sh Sli isa.On OF
AZ f Ef III ' 66HStY,
In LStor wsl,sS', Efsat PLAY Of
OR, fH f' siR2s BALI,
N Ss.:; h s ss ssI r. a S:.fS: :.,
Mr. SSTsr Ff ssrI y. ThsEEpVss I yII,iuE
Nellie. IA iali eofp, q
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT soENER
NEW MECHANISM
CALCIUM &sFEEors.
RosEDALE -
Saturday afternoon Gta
IA sAEm FFG fFsz F' 0SaiDt "a COMPANY
7 rNooLN HALL
THR RUBINsTRIN CONCERTS.
NORTHUMBERLAND
TvO nights only
H N2sRAX EVENING EVENING, SSS sSs%S..
M SIsS Az, Gs S hsSS e e:
Tho greatest living plAnisli
HENRY wIEEIAwsKI,
The WoTlt'rouownod violin Vlttuosoi
LOUISE LIFBHARr.
The oslebrAtsd sopranoI
LOUISE ORMFNY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31

The Washington City Savings Bank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent, interest on all deposits. Do.
pOIItB can he made and drawn at win. 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
OUR NElChBoRS.

The buffalo Bill Combination appeared at
Reading last evening.
The Second Reform Church of Reading is to
be remodel led and repaired.
The borough election in Potsvile will take
place on Monday, May 9th.
A new Friends Meeting House is talked Of
IN Oxford this coming summer.
phuniXville does not allow ilinerant ped,llers
10 sell their goods upon the streets.
Rey A. A. Willets of Philadelphia, will lee
nre in Downingtown, on Thurs sday evening,
May Sth.
4 bridge on the Reading and Columbia Rail-
road near Reinhold's Station, was partially
burned on Friday
James {. Roberts, of East Goshen, has re
Gently imported some Partridge Cochins from
.Aylesburg, England.
Edward Sloan. Of Springfield township. wa,
thrown from his horse on Saturday last, and sc
injured that he died in few hours.
Oliver Wells, of North Coventry township
has lost four children-three boys and one cir
in the short space of nine days, Of diptheria
The Roman Catholics have bought an acre
ground of Joseph Pyle, at West Grove, for $500
and iniend erecting new church thereon dur
ing the coming summer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
TIE PEMiMSUlAR.

Tine sabbath School at Marion is in II tiour-
i>hing condition.
\ lahoad between Snow Hill and Iewcs
Del, IS talked oi.
The election for Town Commissioners, al
Snow ilili takes place on Monday mkt.
The body of Il colored man was found float
ing in the AnnalnrSS,X river. ON Saturday.
Rev Mr.. Valiant of Easton has been ap-
pointed 10 the snow Hill circuit OF the NJ. T.
Church.
II is proposed to hnld small steamer, ut
NrWtown, to run between that place and
some point of Accorac county, Va.
In view of the great success OF the school re-
Gently established at Marion, the erection of
an Academy at that place is contemplated.
To-day the commissioners from Virginia
and Maryland, appointed for the purpose oi
setting upon II boundary line between the two
States
/ Seventy-two Eastern bound vessels alone
from single locality in Tanger sound, neal
Cri>feld, carried away during the late winter
over o60, 900 bushels of oysters
The President Of the Worcester Railroa,
went to Philadelphia, for the purpose of pur
| chasing turn table and while there succeed
ed in dspo>ing of a sufficient quantity of bond
to insure the early coE:pleton of the road.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
Delicate creatures .

q,
This is The phrase applied by His Blackllrs>,
alIr Moor of Venice, othr fair ladies of itnly.
lt was me lovely complex xiOn OF Desden'"na;
such asadiMtt contrast 10 his own. that woi
his heart: and sootl to say, every man OF dis
cernment 0onAklers.a q fair akin, like q sweet
voice IAN excellent thing in woman Now
this isl charm which can he acquired There
is u healthtul and odorifcrOus toilet article.
known everywhere rs HAGAN's MAGNOLIA
BALM, which literally transiigures cloudy o"
>aIlow skin. sutfusing the discOlOred face,
neck, arms and bosom with 4 soft, pearly
tinee. and iinpartng to the surface a smooth
ness and II gloss Ike that OF polished marble
Instead Of coeging the pores, like the sticky
rnamels. or contracting them, and thus oh
'structng pcrspraton, like the astringent eos
metics, it cieanses the skin from all impuritir-
and wonderfully Improves its texture. Thi.
reculiarity is particularly appreciated by our
rural bellies, VINO find that the cOarseness anu
roughness, which country air is apt to engen
der, are speedy removed from their faces
bands and arms, by this delightful prepara
ton t-st
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

Whence comes that firm reliance. that absolute
undoubug faith in the efficacy Of Hostetter's Stom
ach Btters as remedy for indigestion. bilious dis
orders, intermittent and remittent fevers which
torousy prevail in all parts of the United States
This confidence has been growing for twenty years
and is still extending. 1t is not the result of ere
dulity; it has not been engendered BY any human
device. but is the spontaneous and natural conse-
qucuce OF experience. What people see daily gsing
on under their own eyes they cannot question:
hen families in unhealthy districts that resort to
this Wholesome vegetable tonic, as a preventative,
escape periodical levers. and their immediate gh
bor who neglect this precauton, are prOstrated by
the disease. how it possible that the phenomenon
should be without its lessong In ike manner when
il is seen that obstinate OF dyspepsia. OF liver
complaint. of constipation, of nervous weakness.
and of general debility yield to the operation OF the
famous remedy. how even increduty itself
withhold its endorsement? witnesses of the
Saluiary effects of the Bitters to be found in
cry civilized settlement on this ointment. The
thousands upon thousands who owe their resto-
ration to health and strength. or their preserva
ton from sickness. to its extraordinary medicinal
properties are enthusiastic in its praise. The mul-
titudes who commend il in neighbOrly way Ia
the friends and acquaintances as well as those
who make public their estimate of its virtues are
always ready to their for the faith that
i, in them. They have all either felt or witnessed
t. beneficial operations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
GENE ERAL NEWS.
| nshed tears are never wiped away

nshed tears are never wiped away.
Texas brides"Sid id oficia'ed o're'oo'eh
We- ern bnrghr wants patent on IN i'm
proved jimmy.
l.oni-e Kellogg will sing with Nilson in Eng
land-so they say.
"Sot Otherwise than cmhamed will | aui
Madrid,' says 4 Amadeus.
Who falls twice on the same spo, il weak in
his head rs well ao in his heua.
Mrs. Joaquin Miller, il s sld, is coming to
thc,E.ast,rn States 10 lecture.
If, as atheists affirm, creation came bv chance,
what sublime chance II was.
An irrryerent Terre Haate reporter CALI
church Gospel dress parade
Al night 90 thon in PRAYER as !. brgsar, il by
day ihpn will carry thyseli as a king
A number al ladies at Hartford are about
star,in. loint stock Insurance company.
Mrs James Fisk, .Ir., is ah5nt 10 cree,
a $4,000 monument over her lalc husbands
grave.
Kew ork ladies prefer 10 wear street cos
tunes with light gloves 10 the opera 10 appear
ing there IN full dress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

F. VACCINATION CURE FOR SMALL-P Pox.-Mr. IL
G.. Furey, hcentlate OF the London Royal College
of Surgeons, in letter to the Scotsman says he is
ventiye of disease but cure He says he can
show from under his care ut the present
time that "if youi vacciDste during the feb
rile stage the fever Is slightly increased, but the
eruption does not make its appearance. and If you
vaccinate during the eruptive stage the eruption
is Immediately arrested. The mature lymph over
takes the immature poison, and the disease term.
natss Vi the ayuPton mrs &ans,the .lsngth Of
having white tops there is danger Of infsetjon; II
hS,, it die. awry as pnpes rh Mr. .dhv,A.
members Of the medical professiah fs stpofiI
and thus, sYossibly AtsDP1at TIA eDiasmiS
~ 7et VootqH a Al
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

OI.p MoRrGA0E.-- One Of our citizens who owns
property SIMPLIFY str.ct'in NC heart ot ttc
-ctt,s We are informed was called npon n lew days
ago by OF leading and most c,nfsat
business men. and demani wlS-nade upon him
tor .hl,, thousand dollars With ml.i,s. ior iurty
'tuu ytertgl Tho mortgage be.onced to thc ESTATE
,5i 5Ht fiS"r, and had Just come to light.
N}t i.r TN. nprtgig expires or not hy act OF
inn,,Httuu wr leave ior others Ia determine. AT
a,V rae ". are assured uu good authority the de-
n:in., h,.s been made. = H3'a}}'cal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

A fire at Warren, Pa, yesterday destroyed
the Germana Hotel and the Union School
House. The Methodist church and some dwell
lings were damaged.
Philip kralls a well-known German printer
Of Baltimore, committed suicide Yesterday morn
ing by hanging himself in his shop. The coro-
ners jury attributed ii 10 Temporary alteration
Of mind"
The habeas corpus eases of the Mormons in
dicted for murder came mp before Judge Iaw-
ley, at Sal Lake City yesterday. The Judge
decided that a. Judge in chambers he had no
authority to review proceedings ofile This Dis-
trict Court. The motion for relief was denied,
and the prisoners remanded to the custody of
the L. S. Marshal.