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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

On Tuesday evening there will be Democratic
mestiag ct Summit bridge, to be addressed by
Hon. VIM. u. Whteey and Hon. b. T. Biggs.
On Thursday evening there will be mass meet.
ing Of the Democracy at Odessa, which will be
addressed by Hon. Thomas F. Bayard and George
Gray, Esq.
Democratic meeting will be held at Red Lion
on Tuesday evening, Oct 10th. 1t will be address,
sd by John O'Byrne. Geo Gray, John IT, Rodney
and Alex. B. Cooper. Esqs.
Democratic and Conservative meeting will be
held at the house OF w. W. Armstrong in Stanton,
on the Both inst. 1t will be addressed hy Hon.
Wm u. Whitley. John O'Byrnc and Geo Gray,
Esqs
Democratic and Liberal meeting will be held
At the house of }. b. Hyatt. in Newport ON Mon.
day evening, November4 1t twill be addressed by
Hon. II. 7. Biggs. VIM. Il. Whiteey. and John
O'byrns and Geo. Gray. Esqs
Democratic Meeting will be held at thu
house OF Thomas Toy, in Christiana Hd, OF
Thursday evening. October 81 John OByrne
George Gray and l. c. Grubb, Esqrs., Will adj
dress the meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
General News.

The corn crop of 1872, according to the report
of the Agricultural Department, promises to be
one Of the largest ever known in the country
Only Ave States return less than an average oats
show increase of three per cent. over the yield
OF last year, Barley il soniwhat less in quantity,
and poorer In quality; and Rye is two per cent.
below last years crop.
"A woman died in . "shanty. in Washington, on
Thurscay, from the effects Of blows, intemperance
and exposure. An old colored woman living in
the '4shanty" testified before the Coloner's jury
that deceased had said she WAS Annie Dean, who
marfjad her fAthsrs coaehu,an In New York. sew
seal years ago. was discarded BY her family, apt
subesauentiy abandonod By her husband.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
IN the CAST and West.

CITIES IN MAINE AND MISSOURI ATTACHED.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 25-It is stated on the authori-
ty OF veterinary surgeon that the horse disease
has appeared here, but only very few cases have
yet occurred. a
LEwIsTowN. NE, Oct. 25-Several hundred
horses iu this vicinity sick with the horse dis
temper, but few fatal cases have been reported.
AUGUSTA, Me, Oct 25-Ths horse disease has
appeared here, and a large nu nber OF cases have
already been reported, only one OF which was ia
tai
CLEVELAND, Oct. 25.-Ten or twelve new cases
of horse disease reported tonight Owners
OF horses have become alarmed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

RETRIBUTIoN FOR PoLIrIcAL CRIMES. The fol-
lowing paragraph of MIR. Froude's lecture, coming
from one who is Us we'll acquainted with history
and the lesson it teaches as any other man, is
thy to be pondsred by all whom it may concern !:
"In my reading Of history one tremendous phe-
nomenon forever forces itself upon me, that every
political crime is a debt registered in Heaven and
the payment to the very last farthng. with interest
and compound interest, is demanded of those who
when the bill is signed, represent the person Of the
| criminal. 1t was not those who committed the
crime who suffered generally for it. but the suffer-
ing falls ON those who arc innocent, and this has
been from the beginning Of timo one of the mys-
teries OF thsprovidential government Of the world
We cannot precisely understand It; but there ID
one lesson which We may draw out of it, there il
one point in which it addresses the noblest part
the naAars Of man; there 10 n.any hot.spirited
man who will DO wrong il hs thinks the risk ii
on him and only he will be held answsrsble. but
hs will think more gravsly Of 1t under other cir
| cumstanceA"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
ROCLAMATION!

To the V0Sers Of New Castte County.
Kaow ye. that I. JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
of New Castle county in ;he State Of Delaw re- hs
State, made and provided. do hereby p.oclam and
noke known to the legal voters Of New Castle
county aforsssid. that an Election will be held on
usual places Of holding elections in the several
hundreds wards and election districts within New
Castle county, for the election of
One person for Representative in Congress;
One person for sheriff. and
One person for Coroner OF New Castle county;
Ono person for Senator. and
Seven persoss for Reprsacnta tivss in the Gene-
raj Assembly of the State Of Delaware. and
Five DevsOns for Levy Court Commissioners. rs
4, llnws: One for Brandywine hundred, one for
Christians Hundred one for Wilminston hundred
one for New Castle hundred. and one for Pencaier
hundred. JAMES ARTIST ROAG.
Sheriff of New Castle county.
New Castle, Oct. 10. 1872 2awkw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

The voting strength of the New York Navy
Yard has been increased BY 800 new and
loyal workmen.
Heavy bets we're made in Wall street on
Wednesday morning that Greeley would carry
Ohio and Indiana in November. So says an
uaualIy reliable exchange.
The slave.traders in Cuba propose to present
the President 10000 Of the most costly ciRan,
because he is the true friend and ally of the
Spanish rule and marderous robberies BY vhicl,
they grow rich.
The Richmond Enquirer a,gsests that ballot
box stuffing be made capital offence. II is mol
law which is wanted in community where
such things are done. 1t is morality. American
society is rotting out at the core.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
EDITOR GAZETTE

EDITOR GAZETTE:
Sir-Having noticed in the Ecerv Ere,,;,o
and Commercial. OF the issue of October 2ath ;n.t
an affidavit made before Esquire O'NeiilSJ p
by one Charles D. Agness, of the CITY of WHINING,
Ton, am compelled in self defence 10 give 10 fha
pu6llc true statement of the case as sub.cribcd
to before me on the 23d inst
Inc aihdavlt sworn and subscribed to by
Charles ID. Agness, is as follows. -
STATE OF DELAWARE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. 30.
WHEREAS, chare' D. Agness. of Wilmington.
in behalf OF the State OF Delaware hath th;s d.r
before me John Henry Puhl. Esouire ono ~ tbe
Justices assigned to keep the peace in and for IN.
County aforesaid. made oath in due form of Law
| that certain Henry +. Plckel. Edmund Provost
| ana Charles IL. Gallagher, at W,lmiu atom. afore
| said, on or about the ID day Of September 1870
that Whatever tax receipts they wou Id send to his
h1uts. or had left ut hIs house would be all rioht
to vote on for the City election, IN the wear 1879.
| Signed. CHARLES D. hoNrss
me foregoing is true copy sworn anI subscrib-
| ea 70 before me on the day aforesaid. after being
read IN the hearing of and duly explained 10 the
said Charles ID Agness; also, there were present in
my once At the time the following gentlemen =
Wm H. Dunn. James A. Plunkett, Henry =
Irui.t, VIM. Miller, VIM. w. Pritchett, and 9th
ers VIII" will certify to the above as being correc
and true in every respect.
There was also preseat at the time the partie.
were IN tn" Office. but previous 70 the affidavit be
ing read. James Conner. sad,ller. on Market nca
Third street, who heard the said Charles d. Az
ness, as aforesaid, repeat in general
with gentlemen present, the substance of the |. re
, going affidavit.
| JNo HENRY Pull
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
The Eamlne ln PaYala.

The famine in Persia, which, a. our readers ara
aware, was raging most fsarfuily some time ago.
has been the means. we learn, OF causing one hum
dred thousand souls (men. women and children.)
to perish in the Persian capital alone Throughout
the country i((is stated that not less than three
the famine and pestienco - Madras Athen9um
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
Railroad Collision.

The II \. NJ, express train for Philadel-
phia yesterday ran into way train at Eliza
beth, j. The engine aud baggage cars OF
the express train were wrecked, and two
and damaged. A number of passengers were
bruised, but none seriously injured. The
Philadelphia train was fifteen minutes be-
hind time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Meetings.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon
day evening. It 8 o'clock.
Greeley & Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
cry Tuesday evening, at o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every We'd.
nesday evening, at & o'clock.
Democratic Association o5 Wilmington meets
every Friday evening. 1t 8 o'clock.
Americis Club meets every Wednesday even.
ing. Morrow's building, 2ll Market street.
Democratic Pioneer Club meets every Wednea
day evening at 4O3 West Front street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
APay;ng Teller Missing.

OFF AFTER IEN-MHoUSAND DoLLAR GRAB.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 25.-- William Teller, pay
and receiving teller Of the State Bank OF Virginia
is missing. He left the keys OF the bank and q
note ntimating suicide, but seen at the South.
ern depot this A. NJ. and left on the train. In.
vestigation at the bank shows that he had certi
fed checks which were not good. Tho amount i
not known, but will probably reach $4,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
Export Of American Coal to Great
Britain,
The PittsburR Commercial says:

The PlttsbuFg Commercial says:
We have it ON good authority that parties, in
connection with the Reading Railroad Company,
are about to commence the shipment Of anthracite
coal to Liverpool, where they expect to lay it
down at about s6 IS per ton. Not much profit is
expected at first, but it is believed that the trade
will ultimately become profitable
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

The latest returns from Indiana, said to be oili-
ciA give Hendricks. majority OF l14s. The
Straight-out Democratic ticket received only l3t
votes in the State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
the PEOPLES COLUMN.

lVERY BRIRF LETTERS GLADLY RECEIVED, LoNo
COMMUNICATIONS Will not BE PRINTED WE
ARE IN NowIsE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE VIEWS
OF CoRhEsPoNDENTsl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
0l z ..

JEFFERIS.-Int this city. Mary s. Jeferis. wife Of
Charles c. Jeh~ris, aeed 50 years. .
The friends the family raaDectfully requested
to attend her funeral from the residence Of her hus
band, 23S Poplar street. on Monday afternoon. at
3% Oclock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

a Boston man has been fined s22 30 for spit
ting Tobacco juice ON hat that passed below
his window.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
TINE GENERAL ELECTION,

CHANGE IN THE Hour OF OPENING THE POLLS
TO BETWEEN AND O'CLOCK
Ia Legislature at its last session passed an
amsaAnsnt 70 the Election Law. as follows:
"1As gsoeral election shall be opened in every
hundred ON the Tuesday next after the first Mon
day IN the month Of November, in the year in
which the same is held, between the hours of eight
snd nane O'Clock in the morning. by the Inspector
making proclamation that the same is open"
Ths clause eopiei abt We is on page AZ of the
Lava of Delaware for 1871.
Tho attention of the Inspectors OF the Election
10 called to this change It would be we'll for thei,
friends 70 remind them of il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

He pronounces 1t Frood.
Observation-Disclosures lectures.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
Trouble In the south Pacific.

THREATENED DIFFERENTIATION OF THE WHirfs
IN THE CHATHAM ISLANDS.
MELBOURNE, Victoria, Oct. "a. via London,
Oct. 26.-rroube has occurred with the natives
Of the Chatham Islands, in the South Pacific
Ocean, and the whites ATE threatened with ex-
termination.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
Price Of Coal Reduced at card.fs

LONDON ,October 24-6 A. M.-The coal deal
ers of Cardiff have reduced the price OF coak
for steamers use, six shillings per ton, fearing
American competition in the trade.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

MEETING,
l. Quarterly Meeting Of the Trustees Of the
,'"r tor New Castle county. will be held at the Aim
House. in saii county. on WEDNESDAY the anh
INST. at II ori"ck. An persons having claims will
present. them I" the Trustee of their hundred
"'t-- -dthi JOHN W. EVANS Clerk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
4pttfes.

NOTICE.
~ The annual meeting Of the members of Trinity
Hospital will be held on FRIDAY. the lst Of No
yfmosr ne1 9,.s. A. o'clock at ths rooms Of hs
city, There will be an election for six (6) members OF
the Board OF Managers to serve for three l years ~
octZo-dlw Nv. CCMMINS, Sec'y.
NATO1AllzA1oo
~ The y 3; Circuit Court will sit for Naturali-
cation on MONDAY next. October 18th at 10 o'clock
A. m in the second story Of the Post Once building
All persons may be naturalzed who have decara
years before and who have resided one wear in ths
state and five years in the country.
Such residence must be proved BIZ voucher who
may be u citizen or one not naturalized
Persons who came into the country under eighteen
years Of age. and soldiers honoraby DISCHARGED do
not need first papers. Wv
Copies OF first and second papers may at any time
he obtained from the clerk that issued the original
| paper.
First papers can at any time be procured from the
| 'l"rk ot the l ). Courts, 6l7 Market street vii
nngt"n, and from the lProthonoary at New Castle.
W f"r lurtherlnt9rna.ion apply to James Me Manus
Wli'nIngt"n Bridge; H. >. Trutt. at Esquire Publ.
oil 'e. or in the evening at the Democrntic Head
quarters. sixth and Market streets
l hot tact.x
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
i. q. O. f..
So! =:
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING:

Sealed proposals. will be receiy ed by The under.
signed up to clock r. NJ of Saturday. October
nth. ls'2. for printing five hundred 500 COPIES OF
the proceedings of the sessions OF ls.2 of the r.
" : Grand Lodge of Delaware. |. y. ofO. F.
Estimates to include price per page for Composi-
ton. Paper, Press Work. Covers and Binding pa
per to weigh "a pounds to the ream size Of page
same as that adopted by the Grand Lodge of the
small plea. Communications. Addresses Resolu-
ions. Reports of Committees. Xc., to be set in
Bourgeois. The work must be frst-cIass, to the
satisfaction OF the Committee. and delivered within
three weeks after receipt of copy" Proofs must
De inrnished The right 10 reject any or all bids
is reserved.
ISAAC W. HALLAM
oct-} IT Chairman Printing COMMITTEES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company, through
its Financial Agents. is selling. 1t par and a-
crued interest its First Mortgage T-;D Gold Bonds.
for the purpose OF combating the construction and
equipment its line OF Road. After thorough in
nroitAbie and safe investment. The Bonds have
the following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26
LEADING FEATURES /:

l. The issue is limited to $4,000 per mile OF road.
o The Principal and Interest are payable in TOLD
the principal in thirty years. and the interest tat
the banking House Of Jay Cooke Co.. New York;
semi.annually, first Of January and July.
g. The rate % Interest 10 10 per cent. per. an
nnm-coual at the present gold premium. to abou
81 Der cent. in legal tender currency.
4 Th. Bonds are issued OF the following isnomi-
natons: Coupon, $40. $500 and $1,000: Registered,
SiOO. 500, 81, ,OO0. 5.C0O and $4,000.
5. The semi annual interest on the kegs'se,sd
Bonds Is paid BY gold checks, seat rs0st0cv " ao
investore are advised to purchase the Reet!tsrsd
Bonds both = . protection ssaiast lo:s. thsh aoe
ths tntsrest. The Registered Bends can BE- st AMI
lime exchaneed for Coupon. and the Coapon To-
Reeistered. without expense to the owner.
JNo. NacleAR 4 son. oA0kGeo
ee9 NARKHT 6TRHIT.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-24

A bridegroom in Cleveland kept the
wedding ring in his mouth during the first
part of the ceremony, so that he could find
it when the right time arrived. He num-
bled the responses all right till the minister
winked at him as q hint to produce the
ring, when, in his nervousness, lie swallow
ed 1t, and the marriage had u be concluded
wi thout q ring.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-24

TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO Ill GRAV1ER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
Capital 81 900 900
Subscribed 10000
A. Elmer BADER President,
CHI EfGSTFELD, Vice Pr esdent,
GEORGE STR0MEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES;
Elmer Bader, n Frank W B Schmidt,
Theo Lilienthal, Louis Scbnoider Frank Roder,
Schwartz Hermann Eicke, r Rckert
c Miller, Jacob HassinRer, Oh Engstfeld
L Nsstts, H Pohlmann, Louis Schwart
G L Mayer, R. Seig, -wuiHsen bach
Gogrove W Davis N A BAumaarden
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck, Z. T. Lei Bondio.
iell II 1y
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Tho MORNING STAR is always for sale by Mr.
Chas. D. Elder, 124 Camp street, who Is also
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
paper
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-24

The quickest way Tor n man to forget all
common misery ID to wear tight boots.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-24

AT special meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held
tho 9th Of January, 1874 it resolved that an
interest of Ten Per Cent tho capital paid
in, and dividend Of Thirtyfve per cent the net
earned participating premiums be paid ON and after the
18th of February next in cash, to stockholders who
have paid their subscription in full and by credits
stock notes Of subscribers which balances due
It furthermore resolved, that stock hOlders will
have pay the 18th of February next all balances
then remaining duo on their stock notes.
G. CAVAROC, President.
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JOHN g. RYAN,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
AND RECTIF1ER OF SPIRITS.
Sole Agent for and keeps constantly hand the Celo
brated L w H K 1 E s, from the
we'll known Bonded Warehouse of DAVID GIL
T1NAN, corner of Front and Dock streets,
Philadelphia, which will sell at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
old stand, No 30 TCHoUPITOULAS STREET whero
who may favor with their orders.
Please call and examine for yourselves. oc29 SIM
ToHN HENDERSON,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer and Rectifer,
NO. IS TCHoUP1roULAs STREET,
And -, "a and &c Lafayette Street,
New Orleans, La
PURE BOURBON and RYE WHISKY always
hand direct from McGibbon q Bros.'s celebrated Dis
Gllery. Cynthiana, KY.
: ALSO, Agent for the Celebrated BRAZILIAN RERB
BITTERS and RECTIFYING CHARCOAL. apI6 ly
PELICAN GENERAL, MERCANTILE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory,
Corner Camp and POydras street, New orlcsns,
apRly ERNEST TURPIN, PrOpretOE-
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J1BERN1A BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, June 49, 1871.
STERLING BILLS ON THE HIBERNIAN BANK,
DUBLIN. payable in all parts of Ireland, from One
Pound upwards, for sale at this Bank.
je25 ly JAS. J. TAELETON. Cashier.
EOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans May 1870.
This Bank will draw STERLING BILLS in sums to
suit parties wishing remit small amounts to England
Ireland. q. LIVA VDA1S
my14 ly Cashier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-13
The Grand Procession

will enter the town at 10 o'clock. a. N
escorted by the Golden Romeo Band Char
lot in which will be seated Prof. Long
Celebrated Military Silver Cornet Bant
which will discourse the choicest music.
Then comes
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The announcement Of the coming Of
>-li. Brothers Quadruple Alliance, a
6 .mhinrtion claiming atirac.ioa, eclip-
ing any other three shows in America
las created decided sensation anon.
patrons in this town. o
cure all shows which percsrinatc M
Ger tie name Ut circus or mcnager:c,
produce more or less eommotion OH ~
count Of their visits being only pas
i,nally; but the establishment advertised.
an another page vi this is-,ie has All cx-
,eriencr >o large ana fame ~ extensive,
that the possibility OF failure 10 give
the people the worth OF their sn.ney j.
hot admitted; and we would advise
those OF our readers wco desire to wit
hessa iirst-class entertainment to visit il.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
Rr~ros ptkRScks Mo-, !
Auril 40 l<c6

April 80, lSGS. I
ps. JoaN EtLi.-Drsr Sir. Knowing ID. efficiency ~
your Sarsapar liza ami the healing and beneficial qusl
ties il Possesses s~nd you the following
my
] woInied about two yearsaso-wss taken pris
aud confined for six months. BEING moved Of
ten, my Wounds hsy. not healed YET have tat VI
4 moment since was wounded. am shot through The
hips. Ny general health il impaired. snd need some
thing to assist nature. have faith in your Sar
ssparilla than anything else wish that he GEM.
inc. Please express half dozen bottles sud oblgs
CAPrAiS {. l.. JOHNSON.
ST. LOFTS, NO.
i. s--The following written April 3cth, 1865. BY
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt johnson;
Ia. ions BrlL-Dear Sir: NV husband. Dr. &. s
Johnson skilfnl surgeon and physician in Contra
New York, where he died. leaving the above &.
johnson my At thirteen years Of age he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofnls, for which gave YOU
Sarsaparla. II cured him. have for ten years re
comm sndrd IL TO many in new York, Ohio and Iowa To-
serofua, fever sores, and general debility Perfee
success has attended it, The cures effected in son
II scroa and fever almost miraculous
ain very anxious for my TO again have recourse
YOUR Sarsaparilia He ia fearful Of getting spuriou
article hence his writing Ia you for II. His wound
were terrible. hut believe he sili recover.
Respectfully,
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TyNh~propr~ toroft his u,ty claims
l. fort superiority nNsr all remedies Fed The
pablo Tor the sArr txhTAN PERMANENT cure of
and Fever or Chils and Fever whether of short long
standing He refers to the sniir. Western and south
western country 10 bear him testimony the truth oi
the assertion. that In III fail cure.
IL the directions are strictly follow out In great
many single dose has been sufficient for
and Who'll. families have been cured ny single bottle
with perfect restoration " the general health II il
however prudent and in every to cure
its r. continued in smasr doses for week or two
after the disen-ehss hem checked especially in diff
hcni' and long standing Usually this medicine
will require any aid 10 keep the COED order
should the patient. however, require csthariic medi-
after having taken three four doses of the Tonic
IL single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
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me Sun says: I'm September. 1858,
wv. .ne Urant party carried Maine bv TO-
- 70 majority. They did this in the face
" PRESIDENT johnson. who threw the
Immense influence and patronage Of the
:, administration against them. This year
,.ss. Threw the power Of tho Admins :
ma''on, worth at least 500 votes. in IA
vi OF the Radicals. Government mo-
NY Moved like water. and the most up
means were used to insure a
m,h' ' yet the GRANTEES have carried
~. 'ae state by $1,000 only, losing 5000
M, NJ 1868. when everything was against
c "em. In view of this fact, Mobilicr
S Ims inflated dispatch to the Prcsi-
'e"' appears TO be cxqnisito sarcasm