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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
From the II artford Times
A Story Worth Repeating.

Judge Davis, of Illionis. is a rich man. The
public may not know how he became wealthy.
About thirty years ago, when Judge Davis
WAS practising lawyer in the West, he was
employed by Connecticut man to collect
$500. Davis went to the place where the
debtor lived, and found hiu, to be rich in land
ed possessions, but without spare dollar in
money. He finally settled the bill by giving
deed for a tract Of land-a fiat, moist and
undesirable piece of land in appearance, lying
close by sheet of water, and consisting per-
haps of sixty acres. Davis subsequently met
his Connecticut client Ill st. Louis, when the
latter (who seemed not to have the usual Con-
necticut shrewdness) fell to and gave him y
regular "bIowing up" for taking the land
rather than insisting on having the $500 in
cash. He did not want any of your Western
land, and he told Davis that having received
1t in payment Of the debt, he had better keep
1t himself and pay the money out Of his own
pocket. To this Davis agreed. Stepping into
friends Office he borrowed $500, took the
Connecticut mans receipt for the land, and
held 1t for rise. That land forms part OF one
of the suburbs of Chicago. Judge Davis has
sold two or three hundred thousand dollars
worth of it, and has nearly million dollars
worth left. 1t is a striking example IF what
! the Western property has done for its holder,
and as the story has never been printed We
! thought it wolld be interesting enough to pub
| lish.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
Tho Fight IN Maine.

TAs Democratic aud Liberal triumph in North
Csxlins has infuasd extraordinary vigor and
Apsfuiness int, tho friends of reform everywhere.
10 Nasue whore the aaxt con1i ct 10 to be fought
sud the next victsry woa, the notss Of prspara-
ton sound shriil and joyoas ON Hll aides. The
rssponss Of the people OF Name TO the efforts Of
our leaders there already promises the most bril-.
liant results. While st Eastport the other night
no more than 800 people could be got together to
listen 70 the two Radical Senators of the State.
crowded meetings arc everywhere assembled to
hear from the lips Of Senator Dooiittls how the
eood 6ght was fought aud won in North Caro-.
hsA Speaker Blaine's demonstration against
Summer has been answered by call tor u IIb-
sn convention in his own district 70 nominate u
saccsssor to himself The Dvigo State Is evil
dsatiy tired Of seeing her great industries de
stroysd " make pig-iron holiday, and proposes
b hsvs voice Of her own hereafter in the ma.
tiohal councils ~ Y. World.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
For the Daily Gazette
WILMINGTON, D.I Aupu.t ,s-,

For the Daily Gazette.
WILMINGTON, D,I August :. ls-,
EDITOR GAZETTE, - 1919
sir - Ihe rOte ot Me ueJr0cs AT the rec.nt re-
puhi'can nomination tor Mayor has c,u,.d ), ,,r,,,
uea' ' astohla'iineht AZ we'll As anxiety amouv,,
,ne n th,nk.n. portion of the Republican party
notwithstanding, (as the TRENDS of .x !. il.r,r,.
Vincent a!lege) that he fought for t,,m trn,, ,h.
time he was OF age untii the present t,u,. thu, a,
most 10 man voted Tor Edward / I,nuyh.,ty
wh' ra" opposition agnin,t hin The adypcn,y
~ IN" negro ~ the Blue Hens Chicken, tin. news,
paper the ~ alderman torp,-riy edited from tht.
unropuir,ty %, ahotiun,sn at that INN. the, a.,
sert a great annual loss to HIM rb.v s,,,. ,h,.
wht' lew h"Grves dld not vote Tor Mr. Douph,rty
voted tor Mt frtin. ann that drunS.n gangs %,
'h''h SUI ui'i'''' S"nc 81 the polls, and that de-
'eh' c'i"f"i men VIII" attempted to vote his ticket
were ihie',' h'd with Violence the ballot torn
IRON Their han'is and DUugherty tickets pushed
| into them. winch they we're compelled to vote
l'"ugherty tickets ware also handed to them by
the pole" with amounts of money VARYING from
lO to ID cents with each ticket The negroes. II
| ID alleged. we're led and IN some instances driven
~ CARRIAGES from ~il To poll. amt thus voted !; or
| times vi this they loudly bous,ed as ii they
had performed some in-ritorlous sction A d.puty
| coIored United States Marshall, II il asssrte,l
| Doasts OF voting times, and also made arrange
| ments with Il tavern keeper residing ut eth and
| W alnut streets to furnish those Who voted the
t'cAet Vi tie success'ul Candidate al ii6ttuLU T.
clamations similar to the following are coustaut
uttered especially by the friends of the ex Alder
man "Here." sAy they. "are II body Of men VIII,
by law were sold as slaves II they left tins State
and came back :" "or II they went INTO the adjon
ing State OF Maryland 'Who was wh,pped
kidnapped, mobbed. and suffered every other out
rage, turning against him who stood by them i,
ALL their trouble. and instead OF aiding him at tn
only time they could do him any good the onl,
time it was III their power to make him any re
turn, stab him. and endesvor to kill him political
iy by fraud and violence" "Can we not" sa
they, "have Sam rownsend's white mans party.
"There IS lao gratitude, nothing but sensuality AN
vengeance in the negro" Then will come s.rie
Of regretful exclanations ut the corrupt and ui
grateful element they have introduced amon
| them.
There are also bitter complaints at the action ,
the police. and post-otiice and Marshnlrs otlir
whom they ailege interfering i'll municip;
elections, corruptin1 and bribing, and maxim
I the negroes drunk Post-otiice clerks and lett.
carriers and police, it is alleged. at near
every poll, forcing the Administration candida
on the Republican party. This conduct is nal
ing many votes for Greeley. "Grant," they e
claim. "has no right to force of his clerks
our citizens for Mayor" Then follows denunci
ton We do not answer for the truth OF Il
above. We merely state what is constantly u
q tered publicly by noted Republicans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
n.mooratic Hundred Meetings.

r.s Democratic voters Of New Castle county
:. ..,,..ted 10 meet at their respective voting
nl.css in each Hundred 0" .....
SATURDAY. the 10th of August,
h, ,h. purpose Of eiecting delssAtrs fr"'" each
u,.dr.a n attend the Democratic State Couven-
49, >, h. held iu Dover OH the 18th day Of Au-
~. 1872. Under tbs new rule adopted at the
~, s,.t. Convention apportioning 55 delegates
~ ..ch county, 10 delegates will bs elected from
r;,m,upton. and from sach Of the other Hun
IA, By order of the Democratic County Cen
-, committse. GEO GRAY, Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

A cOloied man by the name of Davis ad-
dressed an audience on Thurslay evening IN
Richmond, Ind, in favor OF Greeley ON
leaving the hall u man asked him II lie had
made u Greeley speech. lie replied that he
had. and passed OH home A mixed crowd,
composed of blacks and whites, and led by a
notorious rutlian, followed him home and
commenced ,toning the h"use. Davis went
out the back way aud hid. The next mora
iug he was informed that il llr was lnsl'ie lhf
city limits after six o'clock he would be hnns
to Il ianp-post. lie has left for fear OF ms
life
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
Especial Correspondence Of the PhiladeIphia Pos ]
4 Visit to Wilmlngton.-The Edg-
more Steel Works.


Over to Wilmington in . sail boa:. landing
Just At sunset, Just before the cOlumned pOr-
ials Of the E.iYmOre steel works, one feels
slmost as in the foreground Of al Italian
landscape. Down goes his majesty, the sun,
behiud the rolling hills Of verdu:e, casting
rosy mantle over spire and factory and
throwing into relief the mills on Chrstiana
creek and the stored Brandywine. The
MgemOre stsel works were established by
n. W. Sellers, Of Philadelphia, having Mr..
I. Garret, Of Wilmington. for secretary aud
manager, with capital OF three million, and
The charts providing for tile privilege 0f in
cseasing It ~ fve The works have been
three years In getting under way, and when
oace fairly established will be the most eXtrn-
ave Of the kind in the country. During the
pek winter the company spent $lOO,OUO IN
experimental processes Of producing steel,
supposed by outsiders to be the Bessamer
process. but % all the wOrkmen are sworn to
secrecy, no particulars can be obtained.
4, Wilmington has Q population rising forty
thousand, principally Republican, many ot
wnom, however, are Greeleyites. The city
W0naRe. The Masonic Hall Is the finest in
tAe United States, except the new one ia
lllladSlphia. and u furnished with theatre
wnica employs the best talent OF the country
aarnR the season. There sro four hotels and
snew mouse Just building, which is owned by
company who intend tO make it CONNER
slA success, regardless Of the dividends. Ii
ais0 to be temperance house. Numerous
s mus are located on the Brsndywine, wbict
~ u.aW ifom Now Jersey thousands Of 6ushel'
gain annually. Ten thousand bushels
last year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
The Coming "horsowoman." !"

10 late uumbsr Of Appleton's Journsi Mr..
sonn ". Carrinston has what many persons
Will doubtless consider . very sensible article
% "aofsewomanship," and therein he urges
American ladies' 10 discard the side saddle
vhen they 20 ont v ride, and to adop, in its
sead saddle such W men ordinarily use. As
1nl be seen from letter given below, the GEES
!'eman's yiews have taken we'll with at least
ave young ladies' Of this city. who boldly asrer.
.oe.r Intention next Saturday to appear IN Cen.
ua! Fart, mounted on their good s,eetis, and
~ -, s.sslnG proudly astride the gallant beasts,
xsh bead srecs snd dAshing eye, aud thus In.
oeso acorn an equestrian fashion which now
40 prevailed for ovsi SOY years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIoH. N. c., August O. Official returns to.
day from counties already heard from change but
little in the aggregate the estimate heretofore
gwen The Democrats still hold some $50 on
Shipp's (Dem) majority OF 1870. Eleven counties
are TO hear from. which counties, it il conceded.
will hold the vote OF 1870. The Republicans are
Respondent to-day and the Democrats hopeful
Both parties figure with approximat,ng results.
NEW York, August G.--Judge Merrimon tele.
grarhed to A. X Mcclure, OF Philadelphia, at 1
NJ to-day, as follows: 81 believe l am elected
by ma ajority Of 500 to 1000"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
hAILY GAZETTE.
,.,,ocratIc state Convention.

r,.mocrstic votsrs throughout the State are
-. ,..uectfully notified to meet in their res
'... huudre,is Of each county. and in customary
..,.r and proportion. to elect. on Saturday, the
bsh day Of August. fifty five delegate" from each
w., 10 attend State Convention to be held at
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1872.
,cloek. p. M for the purpose Of nominating
a.,,u..utatiye in Congress. three Electors for
,,...a.n, and Vice President OF the United Stat"s,
~ take such other action IL relation to tf',
..,,o.ching CANVASS rs shall be deemed advisable
:. ,,asr Of the State Executive Committee,
A. j. WRIGHT, Chairman.
n,,.r. July 70. 1879.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
AT. JwsEpM and DENvER CITY wAII..
~ ROAD COMPANY,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. No. 81 NASSAU STREET,
Nkw YORK. August. lst. 1872.
The Coupons and Registered Interest. due Au-
gust 18th. 1872. the First Mortgage Eisht per
Cent. u per cent? Gold Bonds Of the ST. Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company. BOTH EASTERN
AND WESTERN DIVISION. will be paid at the
office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
the city Of New York. upon presentation and de-
mnnd, on after that date. free of tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN.
augltolG Asst. Treasurer. |
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
Political Notes.

Angus, was emancipation day in North
Carolina.
Sheriff Perkins, of suffolk County, \. y
Republican. supports Greeley
Sixty Republicans in the Town OF Sourhold
have signed call for Greeley and Brown
meeting.
The Greeley Republicans are rapidly in
creasin1 in numbers in Washington County,
y.
John S. Marcy. Republican member of the
last Legislature from Suffolk county, y /
is out for Greeley
Joseph II. Goldsmith Republican County
Treaslir of Suffolk County,N. y, from lsoo
to 1869, Is out for Greeley.
John }. Taylor, a prominent Democrat ot
TiO2a County, n. Y. CLAIMED Oy the uraht pa
pers rs being for their chief
Franklin II. Overton, formerly kepuolican
Supervisor OF the Town OF oouthold, o"uoih
County, N. Y. Is out for Greeley
G. d Elmer, formerly Republican School
Commissioner of Suffolk County, \. .repu-
dixles Grant and supports Greeley
VS. Farwpll, George {. Green, ana 81. NJ
South worth addressed the Fourth WarI Gree
lev and Brown Club Of Lockpolt ON FRIDAY
night.
Congressman Dawes, while on his way 70
the Adirondacks, informed one ol ms lrlenus rus
| In this city that he should DO ho'h'"s i''
Ora ut in this campaign
The Spsniar,is have AN old saving when .e'.s
us that white hands never oflt"" M"", :,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
North Carolina.

Thar, is little or no doubt OF the success Of the
n,.ar,ts and Liberals in North Carolina. An
.No4 hss doubtless bseu made by the Radical
t,.d,s politicians 70 count out votes to elect their
ticket: and in this they have not been successful
Thsrs s great reason 70 believe. il the vote were
Ao...sly counted, Merrimou would have several
,hOu,,nd majority instead OF what he claims in h,'
,,IeQrsm to Mcclure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

A meeting If the Straight Democrats citizen. n
White Clay Creek Hundred will be held At Luton
Hall. in Newark. on Saturday evening. August ~
1872. at ~ o'clock. p. NJ.
All who re in favor Of organizing u StraIeht"ui
Democratic lub in the hundred. and oppn,ei to
being sold GU to the Greeley Mongeral. Negro
loving Republican party; all such a ARE IN favor
the PRINCIPLES ot the Democ attic party proclaimed
by the Democracy of Delaware tor the last twclSr
years. who think the negro not rnitically or social
their equal who believe that when Horace tireeleN
says he is no less Republican than he ever wls
that he speaks the truth: all who have been ofre
,ed Ia the principles ot tn old Republican, far y
and who think il would not be we'll t" swan thtm
selves of to party who. judging from their itmi
ers would he worse even than the old Reruhltc4u
party: al who tatter reading the Hon Charles sum
ners letter o his colorei brethren not both "a
rarrinn aud vote for Horace Greeley: all who think
the po. ition taken bv this Delegates from Delawtr,
in the baltimore Convention. led oil by the li'u
r r. Ia,ard was right, and who have fought iht
| politeul battles Of Delaware for the last tw"lre
years 50 successfully the prime pies o the p"la
| ware Democracy urder the most dilhcnit rir'nin
| stances, and who have looked with regret - the
course Of the Democracy of sumo Of the large STATE.
| who when they abandoned their Democratic prtn-
| cipiss and taken New Departure in ever, N
stance have met with defeat, are resPcettniiy NJ
ted NJ. DEAN.
| Newark Del. Aug. 5. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
l'harlOe0~Aville.

The session commences on October lst The In
.titutiou EN- braces an Academic Department. and
Departments Of Law. Medicine, Ensin.er!ng;, and
Agriculture For Catalogues, apply To WM. WER
fENBAKER Secretary of the Faculty, I'm
vsrsity otv CHAS, S. VENABLE. Chairman
Of the Facul luHSo-tawlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
! TrENrION! DEMOCRATS.

A. meeting Of the Democratic citizens nt tn,
sth Ward will be held at the ,rncr of nth IN,
King streets. on Friday evening. August y,h. ~
at o'clock for the purpose of eecting one nersot
to represent the ward in the Democratic Conyrn
tion to he held at Dover. August 18th.
by order Of the Democratic Association.
JAMES LEARY
Augt Vice prest sth Mnrl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

NOTICE.
The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
many have pleted arrans ements TO carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to an from all points
on the line of their road and est Chester
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph ONCE.
No. W est Third street or to their Depot, Front
and N Madison, or orders ,en with McMuisn \ Seal
Z. SrULZ.
sStf Gsnl Sup't ". j X. X. K Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
ATTENTloN! FlRsr WARp

WettInR Of Tue UelnOrclft aud VU'Servl
tive citizens Of the First Ward will be held at the
City Hotel. Front street. between >hipey and Or
snse streets. on Friday evening next August alh
ut o'clock. for the purpose " electing one person
to represent tLe ward in the Democratic Conven
ton; to be held at Dover the 18th day of August
1872. BY order of the Association.
THO. +. SPRINGER.
aug, Vice President III ward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

"Ma has vour tongue got lcgs?" 600 what,
ch,ld"' "Got ley, MAJ" Certainly not, hut
wnv do you ask that silly question, ?" "Oh,
nothing, only heard pa say that it runs FROM
morning iii: night. and wondered how it could
wthou, legs, that's ALL"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

ATALe OF HoRnOR. The New York "Tri.
buae," Of Tuesday, publishes statements and
.Gdsvits H. relation 70 the inhnman treatment
Of psrsona confined In the, Bloomingdale Insane
Asylum, which, il true, equal in horror the tales
presented in fctions ofthe day. The whipping
post ia not circumstances to il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
| rreMr,oM, DEMOCRATS.

n
A meeting of the Democratic citizens of the Sc
cond Ward will be held the FELTON, lpuse. southeast
corner of Second and Walnut streets. on FrdH,
Evening. August 9th. at 5 clock. for the purpose
of selecting person to represent the ward i'll the
Demo cratic Convent ion. to be held III Dover. Au
gust 18th. All persons opposed to the re election
of U s. Grant to the Presidency requested a. b,
present.
By order of the Democratic Association.
MICHAEL BOIL.
aug2-3t Vice President for Second Warl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
the PEOPLES COLUMN

NkRY BRIEF LETTERS GLADLY RrcE1vrp Ioxo
COMMUNICATIONS Will NOT BE PRINTED W.
ARE IN HowIsE REsPoNsIBLR FOR THE v1rws
or CORRESPONDENCE ' ''H"S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

A minister made an inierminable call upon
lady OF his acquaintance. Her little daughter,
who was present. grew very weary Of Lis con.
versa!'on, and at last whispered in an audible
key didn't hr bring his amen with him,
mamma ?"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
4 ttent,on! Democrats.

~ a meeting of the Democratic citizens ~ the
5th Ward will be held at the Lafayette Hotel cor
ner of 9th and Shipley streets. on Friday evening
August 9Th at clock for the purpose Of select in.
ous person I" represent the ward in the Demoerati
Convention 10 he held at Dover. August 18th. be
attend.
By or,ler. A. GIVEN
sugt Vice Pres't Dem. AssO. 5th Ward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
1otifts.

NOTICE..
- Abel >. Barrett and George l.. Barrett. trad
ing ~ 4, j. Barrett Sons. shpbul-rs ot the
cify at Wilmington, Delaware. nave this day mad.
~ assignment to the undersigned Of all ot their e.
tate f"r the bcneitui their creditors without pre-
terance.
Persons indebted to the said firm will make pay
Went. and those to whom they are indebted will
present their bills to WILLIAM q GIBBONS
GEORGE :. CAPELLE
80, Assignees.
Wilmington. Del. August 3, ls72.4t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
HUNDRED MEETING.

HUNDRED MEETING.
IL lhe - mocrats OF " hite Clay Creek Hum
drod " ill meet at Ogletown. on SAIt kDA1. Au-
gust To- at 'coch. p. III. Delegates to attend the
State aid County Conventions are to be elected:
also, the nomination of an lnspec tor, an Assessor
and one Road COm,ni issioner.
A full attendance is desired for the purpose of q
more thorouAh organization.
WIN. l.. WIER.
Chriatiana, Aug.2 Sec 'ry of Meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
SEVENTH WARD
DEMOCR NEEuJNG.

The Democrats Of the Seventh Ward will meet q
the Friendship House. Friday evening. August Hl
At N o'clock. TO elect one delegate to attend th
State Convention at Dover.
aug7 ALBERT THATCHER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
mo TAX PAYERS Of the First o
L SouInOr0 District.

City tax .hIes will please aas notice that the bli
are all ~ 10 oui and the sub 'er,bsr eau he found
at the City Han every day from Ia Il o,el,cE ~
M sni from 2 To y. IN. Those who pay hrtre
the 6r.t OF august will receive deduction ~ y.
cent. WM. SllLLri
iYl6-N l,tlertor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Commit
the Grounds. at the Office of j. Maris Secretary,
No. ;u2 Market street. until SATURDAY. August
10th. 1872 at o'clock. ~ IN. for furnish material and
erecting On the grounds Of the Riverview Cemetery
Go. building comprising Superintendents res
dence reception and Office. according to plans
and specifications. which be seen at the office pi
by calling on the upisrsixneJ. corner Of Third
street and the railroad.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any OF
all bids. ROBERT CARSWELL.
augl-st Chairman of Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
T., w WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST Z, 1872 PRICE CENT
Wants.

NV AoTE0-Two Girls. one for house work
oMv anu one as seanlstress. Address box 35l Post
Vmfe' aug Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
On Tuesday, August 9Th, 1877

A Grand Mass Meeting of the Democratic vol tcr.
of Kent county will be held at the Court House. in
DOVER.
On Tuesday, August 18th, 072,
At o'clock. p. NJ for the purpose of organi1ine
the party for the campaign.
The following distinguished speakers have been
invited, and i is expected will be present to ad
dress their fellow ctixens upon the important issues
inv ed in the election this fall. viz:
Hon. Eli ,SAuLsBukY. Hon; GHAS; BRowN.
}A%iN xEN IEMPLE ESQ., Of Phi,aas!phr; JahN
TON, Esq JAMES l.. WALCOTr. Esq: JAS. X.
MI CHILL. Esa.. and others.
All white persons, without reference to former
political associations who intend ~ operate with
the Democratic party this fall in electing an hon
est. capable and economical administratiOn OF the
national government one which will have due
regard for the rights and liberties of the citizen
and strictly adhere to the Constitution in its letter
and spirit: which will bestow its favors equally On
all sections Of our common country; which will
trown ON every attempt to keep alive the animosi
ties eneendered by the late CIVIL war. and which
II recognize fully and completely the rights p the
several States to regulate their own affairs in thcil
way cordially invited to be present at this
tIa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

Al omaha boy lately defined lady to b "a
s0wn ap girl, Who dosan's eus,.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
FOURTH WARD,
DENlOCR ATTIC MEETING.

The Democrats Of the Fourth Yard will hold n
meeting in the Reliance Engine House 9Th street
between Walnut and Poplar. on Friday evening at
oclock To elect n delegate to the State Conven
tion. A full Attendance is requested
By order. l.. PAINTER
aug Vice President
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
RALLY. RALLY !!

To the support Of Democratic government in the
state ot Delaware and fru~n upon very attempt
t. ,liA ide aud distract our party.
Iiy order oil the Doinocratia County Central Tom
mItt,e JOHN Z. Pen NEW ILL, chairman
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
SIXTH WARD

SIXTH WARD
lbEMDCKA M +. F.I'lN(s
A meeting Of the Democrats of the Sixth ward
will be he ID at the shop of b II Thomas, in Sew
enth street. betwee Lombard and Poplar. on FIJI.
day evening ~ ~ o'clock. fnr the purpose Of ele"
ing "a delegate to the State Convention
By order {. McCI.0SkN.
aug'i Vice President
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
I)'vloE.o.

DIVIDEND
oEFIcE or rHs WlLAiNaToY Coat tvs Co..
M. 800 Shpey Street
August lst. '513
The Directors Of the Wilinnston Coal dis Com
many have this day declared a Dividend ot Tn &c
Dollars per share for the last six munths psyatle
on demand. l. = nAW sun
augl-l0i treasurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

clergyman at Watersoo has four boys the
Youngest Of whieh is named "Doxology," because
he is the last Of the hi,ns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

Another Great Gun for Greeley and
Brown.
The Chicago Tribune has published letter from
Congressman Farnsworth in which he comes out
f.i,,y and enthusiastically for Greeley and Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

The Spaniartis have AN old saving when lel,s
ia that "wbite hands never offend d'--"h'n
means that little faults snd lnd'9sfe''ons VI
ladies should always bs quickly para0nsa'