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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
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h1eA by virtue of y writ OF Levari Faeias to
!I me directed, viii be exposed tu Public Sale
!i at the Washington Hotel kept by Isaac
- Pyle. in the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county, Delaware.
ION FRIDAY. the 18th day OF October, 1872,
At2 o'clock, y. n.,
the following described Heal Estate, viz:
All that certain LOT Of land with two two and
half story brick dwelling houses thereon erected.
situate in the said city of Wilmington. bounded
and described ms follows, to wit: Beginning on the
westerly side of Parrish street. between Second and
Third streets and Jefferson md Madison streets,
at tho distance Of one hundred and thirty one feet
and inch from the souher side OF Third street,
thence westerly ana parallel to Third street by u
line # other land of said ohm l.. Gouley twenty
feet to corner; thence southerly ana parallel to
Parrish street aforesaid sixty nine feet and eight
inches; thence eastefly and parallel to the 6rst
mentioned line and Third street twenty feet To tho
said westerly side of Parrish street: and thence
herewith norherly sixty inc feet and eight inches
to the place OF beginning. be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
John l.. 1uuley. and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. Oct. !. 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
4 Queer Story Concerning Gold
smith Maid.

From the Richmond (Ky) Register.
Report has it that Mr.. Malcolm Gill of Gar
rard county, will Immediately institute legal
proceedings, in the New York courts for possess
sion Of the celebrated trotting mare Goldsmith
Maid. Gill claims that she is his mare, Joet.
which was supposed to have been burned at the
Nicholasville fire some seven years ago. /, is
said that the mare was stolen and the livery
stable in which she was placed fred in order 10
cover the theft The fire it will be recollected,
occurred at night during the week of the fair,
when large number of fine horses were in
Nicholasville for exhibition. The account
given of the fire at the time represented several
thousand dollars worth Of valuable stock as
having been destroyed, and mentioned particu.
larly Gill's mare. The account also stated how
much afiected-even to tears-Gill was, and how
his trainer kissed the shoes Of his supposed lost
favorite animal
1t is now said that Gill's trainer happened 10
be at one of the great trotting races between
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, and at once recog.
nized the Maid as the mare which was thought
to have been destroyed at the Nicholasville FIRE.
Upon closer examination he became thoroughly
convinced that she was the identical mare. He
thereupon communicated with Gill; told him
that Goldsmith Maid was his lost Joet, and that
he ought to take steps for her recovery. After
some hesitation Gill determined to look into the
matter, and for that purpose went to New York
and saw Goldsmith Maid, and, We understand,
recognized her as his former property. and de-
termined TO take steps for her recovery. II is
also said that in addition to her marked resem-
blance 10 the animal supposed to have been
burned, in form, color, size, action, disposition
&c. she is the exact age that Gilrs MAZE should
be, and has the same pedigree.
1t is a remarkable case, and, if prosecuted
to the end, will doubtless prove very tedious
| one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
sooleTlGs.
xrxrrNos TINS Ivsx1No.

Asylum Lodge. No 23. o o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No 3 81 T, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
street.
Lincoln Lotge, No 3. X Of p, at Knighta Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No l, q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets
Columbia Lodge. No IL. 1 o q T, at Fifth
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l. True Tempars. at Hall
cor. Of 7ih aud Spruce streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

ANNA DIcKINsoN's LECTURE.-Last eve
ing, an audience somewhat larger than lee
lures are generally greeted with in this city,
and composed of the most intelligent and re-
spectacle portion of our community, assem-
bed at the Masonic Temple, to hear Miss
Anna +. Dickinson, deliver her lecture on
Things Hoped For Shortly after eight
O'Clock, Miss Dickinson made her appearance
| on the stage, by Joshua T. Head, Esq, Will
mer Atkinson, Esq, and several other gentle
| men, and was introduced to the audience by
City Treasurer kilgore, in a few neat and
appropriate remarks.
The lecture occupied nearly an hour and a
| half in its delivery, and was spoken in clear
distinct voice, plainly audible in every por-
ton OF the room. The labor question, in ts
various phases, was thoroughly discussed, and
| while many Of our mechanics and others who
were present, will doubtless disagree with the
lecturer in some of the views expressed, ye,
all must admit that the question was thorough.
y and deepley investigated. Her structures or
Trades Unions. cannot be endorsed by the
many WOrkngmen who have been so greatly
benefited by such organizations, though hei
views on the excellence of the cooperative
system may be admitted and approved.
Throughout, the lecture was listened to with
| close attention, by the audience, which, cou-
Piled, with occasional applause, testified theil
appreciation Of the whole, and their approx
| al of many portions OF the discourse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

APPoINTMENTs-The following appointments
have been made on the new Wilmington and
Western Railroad:
G n. Calebs, Freight agen: at Wilmington.
F. l.. DeNou, Ticket agent and telegraph
operator at Wilmington.
Al. Williams, Station agent at Greenbank.
Wilmer Palmer, Station agent at Hockessen,
X. Y. Moore, Station agent at Lsndenberg.
C. w. Brainard Conductor on passenger
train.
Alfred Hughes, Conductor of freight train
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

PREMIUM CoLT-J. C. Cranor, received the
first premium at the Maryland State Fair, at
Pimlco fair grounds. Baltimore, for the best
thorough bred three years old horse colt. Mr.
Cranor resides near Worrick, Md His colt is
a very fine animal and as he is an old Delawa-
rean many of our people will be glad to hear OF
his good luck
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
The League Reads Forney Out.

lPhiladelphia Correspondence Pittsburg LEADER
At a meeting Of the Union League held re-
Gently series of resolutions were passed that
are intended to ostracze the free thinkers who
opposed the state ticket at the late election.
They say they recognize the lines that have
been voluntarily drawn by the deserters, and
shall consider them barriers to separate foes,
and that they don't wish to shake hands with
those that didn't come up to the rack when
their help was needed.
This is very nnkind in the League going
against Forney in this manner. They have
blown ont their brains from pure sp ite.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

FIRE ExTINGUIsHER--One OF the Babcock
Co.'S fire exinguishers. Of larger class is here III
charge Of an agent OF that company. If fire
should occur during this week, tins engine will be
present, in charge of the Water Witch Fire Co,
to exhibit its merits as fire extngn,sher. In
case Of fire occurring. public exhibition will
he given early next week, at which time the quail
lties OF the machine VIII be fully tested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
THE CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING LAsr RvENIN,

A special meeting OF the City Council was held
last evening. Mt five O'clock at the City Mill, for
the purpose of examining the specifications for the
new pump-house, to be there erected, and opening
the bids for the erection Of the same.
The President not being present, VIM. Candy,
Esq. was called en- to preside.
The specifications were then produced. and read
by the Clerk, after which the following bids were
opened
Phiemma Chandler. S9,7l,; J. d. Winslow
s9,4s5; Mitchell 4 Wilson. 1890; William II
Foulk, S9.497.
The bids were referred to the Water Committee
and the Council adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Strong Testimony.
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Dear Sir-I feel it duty to you and to suffer-
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forming large ulcers in some places, and attended
with rheu matte pains. Tongue cannot describe
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and had perfect loathing of food. l was attend
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thanks to kind Providence accidentally heard of
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and before l had taken three began to feel bet
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pains became less severe, and could enjoy sleep.
have continued its use and have taken eleven
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l believe my sickness resulted from faint Of
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With deep gratitude to you.
am ever your friend,
JAS FRANKLIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
sheriff - sale.

By virtue Of a writ of Leyari Facias, to me
Hotel. kept by William b. Ford. ut kirkwoOd, in
Penader Hundred. New Castle County. Delaware,
On THURSDAY. the 24th day of October. 1872.
at o'clock, m.,
tho following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain Plantation and tract of land.
situate in ST. Georges Hundred. in the county Of
New Castle, and State OF Delaware and which is
bounded on the west by the Dutch Neck R0al, on
the north by lands late of kenssy Johns. deceased
and land of William Cieayer. on the north east by
lands la.e Of John Benefits heirs. and on the
southeast and south by flumbs Gut. and lands late
of Jacob Grocs and others. containing three hund-
red acres Of upland and marsh. mora or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Charles W. Blandy and John G. Cleaver,
I. t.. and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
She,iff's Office. New Castle. Oct. 3. l872.-oct3-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Magistrates Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR siMMs,

BEFORE MAYOR siMMs.
John Henry Fickle, COL, and Elias Dikens
for drunkenness, were each fined fifty cents and
costs.
Peter Simms, for drunkenness and resisting
an officer in the discharge Of his duty. was Gnei
81 and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
ShernM's sale.

49,. by virtue of . writ Of Leyari Fsciaa. to
n! me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
!!s Mt the Hotel of George W. Oftlip, in Mid.
IVY dietown. in st. Georges hundred. New Cas-
tie county, Dol.
On MONDAY. the llth day of November. 1872.
at 10 O'Clock. =. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that plantation and tract of land situated in
St. Georges hundred. New castle county Aforesaid,
bounded on the east and southeast BY the road
leading from Middletown to Warwick. ON the south
by lands Of samuel Price. decess 3D. the west by
lands of David Staats. and the north by land Of
Of the heirs Of Charles T. Polk. deceased. contain
ing One Hundred and Fifty Acres. more or less.
Ssissd and taken In execution rs the property of
George key ynolds and Sarah Janet his wife, and
terre tenant. ana TO be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Shsri6.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. Oct. IL. lS72.-lS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
Alfred Hughes, Conductor of freight train

New STEAMERS The Water Witch Steam
Fire Engine Company have disposed of their
old steamer and contracted for new one, ofthe
Clapp d Jones pattern, said 10 be the finest
make of engines now in use. The witch" has
rendered effective service in the past, with the
old apparatus and with the ir creased facilities.
which the new steamer will provide. will be
enabled TO work still more effectively in the
future.
Having built handsome and convenient
house, and otherwise placed themselves in a
condition 10 compare favorably with other
Companies, the Reliance Company now pro-
pose TO make themselves the equal in every
| respect of the others by purchasing steamer.
The old hand engine is to be sold, and neeo,ia.
tions are being made for the pnr, hase Of one Of
Silby's famous engines, manufactured at Seneca,
New York. The Weccacoe will doubtless soon
be the only company IN the town no, possessed
Of steamer, and we doubt not, that Company
will soon follow the example of the others.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

REsIGNED-Allen +. Janvier, Librarian o
the Wilmington Institute, has resigned that Of
fee 10 accept position under DR.. J. A. Tonner
Of the Colorado River Indian Agency, o.
Arizona,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

Some one sends US an item about the killing OF
COW on the Wilmington Il Western X. r.. on
Saturday, and says: I'VE noticed that the COM
pany have not fenced their read for some distance
on either side of where the accident occurred this
should be attended to-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

The Cuban flag, taken from the schooner
Pioneer, was received in Washington on Sat
urday. 1t is composed of five alternate stripes
of white and blue bunting, with white star
on a red triangular Il ound.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

The Norwegians in New York renewed their
oath Of allegiance to their new King at the con-
sulate in that city yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

This October weather is really delightful.
The Trustees of the Poor meet on the 30th inst
The runaway's mentioned in yesterdays Gasette
have returned.
The Wilmington Board of Trade meets this
evening at 7:45
Question Of the dsy-"Where are you going ON
Thanksgiving Day."
Quite a number of mechanics attended Miss
Dickinson's lecture last evening.
The freight business OF the Wilmington & Read
ing Railroad is constantly increasing.
The large Bsbcock Fire Extnguisher, at the
Water Witch Engine House, attracts considerable
attention.
A man arrested for drunkenness, last evening,
had III his possession large quantity of cigar
stubs, which he had gathered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gentle pur-
gative, possessing this peculiar merit OF acting as
powerful agent in relieving congestive CT torpid
liver they have no equal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye Promotes the Growth of the
Hair,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

THE REV. PRoTEssoR CoLToN Of the West
Philadelphia Divinity School, will oficiate in Cal
next, (Oct. 27th) The services commences at 3
o'clock, =. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-22

AHkk BY virtue of writ Of Levari Facias TO me
!S directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
us the Hotel of II. HOrner. in the town OF Del
~ aware City. in Red Lion hundred. New Cas-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM BAN
Report Of tho Cost OF Bridging The
Boy Rcsoiution offered Theie-
upou-WeRther.

SAN Francisco. August 81 P. NJ
The Committee Of One Hundred have
received the report Of engineer Allard'
on the feasibility of bridging the ba!
for the accommodation of railroads.
He believes such a bridge could b,
built. either by the EuciEal or Ravens
wood route. The first would be ilv,
miles long from Alameda Point, ant
would cost $4.753,370. The second
would be four and tlfree-fourths miles
long, at a cost of $3.50, S55, the deptI
Of water for the piers being much less
william Doyle drew up the following
resolution
Resoired, That the cost of q bridg,
| from Alameda Poiut, or vicinity. IT.
the western shore Of San Francl.c'
Bay. though not accurately known
would evidently be so great rs to for
| bid any aid to q competitive road. II
would also require several years tt
construct It; 1t Is not shown to be coll
si.tert with the safety OF the harbor
It's effect upon the population ant
values Of property In the city Is liabl'
to be injurious. aud could not he un'
| dertaken without special authority
from the Legislature hence 1t caniiol
now be proposed rs IL solution OF ex
istlug questions with the railroad com
p%snies.
No definite action was taken on 1t
The weather IL warm and foggy.
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SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
INTELLIGENCE E.
New York News.

q iva
NEW YoRK. August S.-A Boston
special says General Butler states that
he will mako no particular effort to
secure the nomination for Governor,
but II the Labor Reform or Republic
can party nominate him he will not
decline.
General Banks will deliver an adj
dress In Wall street next Tuesday.
All specials from Moth Carolina
confirm the news OF Caldwell's cleo
ton by from 1000 to 1000 majority.
At u meeting of the Marble Manu-
fa~cturers' Association last evening, It
was announced that the workmen. AZ
ter three months useless struggling
for the elght-hour regulation, had re-
turned to work upon the old system
aud Mt the same time and rates.
Foreign mail advlces say the Pope
has instructed the Catholic Bishops Of
England and Rome to protest against
the determination Of the British Gov
ernment to prosecute the priests coll
ccrned in the Galway election pro-
ceedings.
It Is said that Napoleon. with En-
genie, will visit Scotland about the
18th Of August.
|. a World special says the North Car
olina Legislature will probably stand
twenty Democratic majority OH joint
ballot. -.
4 committee was appointed at n
meeting of the Governors Of New
York Hospitals, t" investigate charges
against the Bloomingdale Insane A>y-
lum, and reported that the charges OF
violcnceto patients were unfounded.
4 Saratoga special to the Sun says
there Is authority for the statement
that the Republicans mediate the
nomination for Governor Of a promi-
nent. Democrat, with the view Of check
mating the Liberal movement.
\ New TrouiuE Horsc-His Owner
will Match Him for $40 900,
Az inst Any Other Horse.
CHICAGO, August S.-TlIe race at
Buffalo Yesterday, Mas Won by James
Irying's horse. He trotted IN
public hetore. The last heat, he won
In 2:24E. and trotted the last half OF 1t
In l:O8. His owner, James Irving Of
New York, offers to match him for
S2O, 900 against any horse In America.
secretary Deinno serious , Ill.
CHICAGO. August S.-A Washington
special says n telegram was received
at the Interior Department yesterday
from Secretary Delano's family, ut
Mount Vernon, Ohio, stating that lie
Is seriously III, and fears are enter
tanned Of. his recovery. His son n d
other members of the family have been
summoned home.
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DISPATCH
TrlchIui6-d Pork md Onal Pork
The Bear Gcuin9 After tho sns.
q and Imprr'-l - Rnmpnn'
IIoodIumism Numerous vessel.
Arriving.

San FRANCISCO, August s-3 p. Nj
l. Is rumored that the live hogs brought
here for slaushterlng, f ON Iowa aid
Illinois, are filled with trichina. and
some Of the local hog rai.ers demand
that the Health officer shall seize anu
condemn the pork. It is alleged IN
, the other hand. that the storyis gottei'
ND by. che proprictors Of the hog yard
at Butchertown. out of JEALOUSY. The
Imported pork Is driving their offal-fed
pork out Of the market. and that there
is not the slightest foundation for the
trichIna story.
A dead set was made In the Board
to-day on Savage and Imperial and a
! combined bear movement Is apparent
1t Is impossible, however, for s''el' a
movement to have more than a yer!
brief success In the present condition
Of public feeling, based OH generally
favorable news from the mines.
The hoodlums are growing bolde'
daily. About 9 o'clock this morning
one about twelve years OF age snatched
a gold skewer out Of the hair Of n Chi
nawoman on Washington street, in the
presence OF hundreds OF people, ant
ran away With 1t. He was pursued BY
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SouREp on HIM.-Our festive Demo-
Greeley friend Vesey, of the lnterua-
,ionsl Saloon, crowed excessively over
the first news of the North Carolina
election, and treated away bushels OF
whisky over the reported Democratic
victory. Yesterday, the news that the
boot was on the other leg, caused q
great rush of Republican jokers to see
Vesey. and he got "pe!tered 50 bad
by his exacting friends that out OF pure
desperation he left for Gold Hill TO
get out of Their way. 1t was like jump
Ing out Of the frying pan into the fire,
though, for here the Repubs were even
| worse on him. "Ah! well, boys"
SAYS he ut last. "can't help 1t.
Invested heavily In North Carolina
sweet oranges, and they soured OH me,
% | snapped them off for tar, so as to
hive something that would stick, but
be id II l don't think this hot
weather Is making 1t melt. You've
rather got me, boys"
SILVER FROM SAN FRAScIsco.-The
Carson Branch Mint received eight
hundred ounces Of silver, yesterday.
fiom San Francisco for coinage. 10
send precious metals to Carson to be
mt Into dollars and half dollars seems
| rather strange. a. the Bay city has one
of the beS: Branch Mints In the United
States. Yet it l.. nevertheless, the fact
that Il great amount Of gold aud silver
comes from California to the Carson
Mint for refining and coinage. Two
bars Of Yellow jacket bullion were
shipped or this morning, worth to-
gether Il, l20 q. So says the Regis
ter.
KEY FouND.-A brass key, evidently
beloning to n safe or an Iron door, was
found on the Divide to-day, and left at
this office. where the owner can obtain
It on paying for this notice.
TAReEr ExcURsIoN.-rhe National
Gulrd. Virginia. propose going on a
target excursion the 7th ofneIt month";
for the purpose Of testing their oreech
loading niles.
BrLL.os.-rhere was received yes
terdav nj the Bunk Of California $2+,-
OOO In silver bricks, tiom the Crown
Point and from some OF the tailings
mills.
DAsEy DEIINorKNrs.-Ths delii
queut Lat In the matter of the present
assessment of the Diney Mining on
pany, Is officially published In our ad'
vertiSing columns today.
PERsoNAL.-Senator Stewart, who
has been stopping ut Steamboat
Springs tor his health. left for Sar
Francisco day before yesterday.
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cAUTIoN.-~he genuine IL wrapped In Q fine
.ts.i.nlate engraving, With 90. W. Westbrook.
Ssemist," and Trade Mark, MEXICAN Mus.
TANG LISrxEsT," engraved ACROSS the face OF
ach wrapper. Tho whole bears the proprie;;
.or's private United States Revenue Stamp. and
aot a common stamp. as used by druggists.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co, o. rsrk faee'
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a crowd, when he drew dirk knife
and attempted to kill a Chlnaman. who
seized It, and In the confusion he ran
through a basement into all alley and
escaped. The knife was wrenched out
of his hand by the Chiuaman and CIV
en- to an official. Several similar cases
have occurred recently.
A large fleet OF vessels from Atlantic
ports are now due. and a number more
are expected la within a few days.
The arrivals to-day are unusually large
and will give considerable activity to
the importing and Wholesale trade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-08

QUESTIONS ANswEREp.-The ques-
ton has often been asked, why goods
In the clothing line cannot be sold
AS cheap in Gold Hill rs IN Virginia,
but from tile flatteriug encouragement
ReInstein s. 20. have received since
tbey started business here. the question
eeins answered, that by small profits
and Quick sales and a large assortment
of stock to choose from, The trade can be
kent at home. Hoping a continuance Of
the patronage heretofore received, they
nrotnise TO stick to the above motto. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-08

WHERE To Go.-wnan you want Q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave. or your hair sham.
pooed, dressed and properly nxpd up, 60 10
Pohls popular saloon. next door TO Gibsop's,
Main street, Gold I'LL sharp rSzors. clean
towels, and good artists, always 10 DO found
there. At Poal's the ladies' can have their hsII
cut, curlsd. elearsed or dressed in tho mos;
tasieful manner. se2-tf