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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-02

Third Day-0ne Fav0rlte Goes TO
Grass = Another Comes 10 the
FrOnt-A plush" and "Euehre"
= Win the Money es4a

Third Day-0ne Favorite Goes TO
Grass = Another Comes 10 the
FrOnt-A /" Plush" and Euehre"
d Win the Money. 7rt wT
The delightful weather yesterday at
tracted a large crowd to the race grounds.
On the grand stand Dolly yardens, rib
bons and plumes fiuttered in the gentle
breeze, that had most refreshing effect
upon all nature. The first race was for
the minor stake, mile and half, for
three year olds that had not appeared in
public prior to the closing Of this stake;
q sweepstakes of $25 each, p. p, to
which the club added $500. High Con-
stable, Tom Aiken, Foley, FREELY and
Flush started The pools sold as fol-
lows: Tom Aiken, $50; FREELY, $50;
High Constable, $50; Foley, $50; Flush,
sls--thel fayorite evidently unknown
among the wise men. The start was
good, FREELY leading, High Constable
second; Tom Aiken third, Flush fourth,
and Foley Fifth, There was some change
in positions going round, the race, to all
appearances, being between FREELY,
Tom Aiken and Constable. At the turn
before reaching the home stretch, Flush
made terrible break and went by the
three leading nags like bullet, and
without any trouble spread daylight in a
way that was marvellous to the hackers
of the favorites. Flush won the race by
FIVE lengths. Time, half mile-534;
mile, 1:47;; race, 2:44t-Constable sec
ond, Aiken third, FREELY fourth, and
Foley fifth. 4fFf 91Rtl5l4l 4
Second race-Jocky-club purse 5000
heats Of two miles, for all ages; entries,
Anna Bush and Euchre. In the pools
Euchre was the favOrite, and sold for
65 to so.
FIRST HEAT.-At the start Anna Bush
got away in the lead, and kept it for
three-quarters of mile, Euchre being
under heavy pull few lengths behind.
Coming round the turn, Euchre went to
the front, and passed under the string on
the first mile a length ahead, which po-
sition was increased up to the run down
the home stretch, when Euchre made a
gap Of ten lengths and won the heat.
Time-quarter mile, %; half mile, 81;
first mile, 1884; heat, 3:45.
The pools changed, Euchre selling for
65 to II for Anna Bush, llflsJ
SECOND HEAT.--This was repetition
OF the FIRST heat all around until the
home stretch was reached, when Anna s
rider gathered her up, and, with the aid
Of timber, tapped Euchre within two hun
bred yards of the string. Euchre's rider
crowded over steadily but fairly, and
stopped the wild rush made by Anna
Bush for the heat. .Euchre came in
winner by neck, amid the greatest
cheering by the excited crowd. Time
first quarter, %; half mile, 56; first
mile, l:5l; race, 3:4l9
RACES TODAY.
Free handicaps-two miles and hall
weights of horses on the ground to
be announced at IL m, and accepted OF
declined by pm. on the day preceding
the race-for club purse of $4OO-en
tries, Barney Williams, Tom Corbett
Lord Byron and Anerold.
Jockey-club purse $50O--mile heats
best three in fve-free to all; entries
Quartermaster, Woodford, Nathan Cakes
and Morlacchi.
B1GLEYs fne-cut tobacco, always
fresh. at KAuFMANs,
Southwest cor. Jefferson and Second SITS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-02

TIE fayorite smokers emporium is
KAUFNANs, southwest corner Of Jeffer-
son and Second streets, where all the
different brands Of domestic aud i'm
ported cigars can be had.
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FINE chewing and smoking tobaccos,
pipes, etc., in great variety at
KAuFMAEs,
Southwest cor. Jefferson and Second SITS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-02

AT 296 Main street.-the neat little
news stand, under the supervision of
Paul Wright-can befound all the lead
ing pictorials of the day; also the latest
publications by eminent authors Of fc-
finn .HNEM tsNa - NNltt
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COTTON.

The races monOpOliIsd the attention of a
majority of the buyers and not few Of the
sellers yesterday. and but little was done. the
entire sales being less than 400 bales, the mar
ket closing shade frmer but not Guotably
higher. TO-day's dispatches indicate no
change in other markets. and with transae-
tons this morning Of about 200 bales. We
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FANCY GOODS.
TOILET ARTICLES.

Lubfn's Extracts, Atkfnson's Lon
don Perfumes, FarfDa Cologne,
Combs, brushes, etc., etc.
Paris and Vienna Fans, Opera Glasses, Music
Boxes, Dressing Cases. Travelling Bags,
and an endless collection Of articles
of vertu, and curiosities from all
parts Of the world. ov sel
Headquarters for BERLIN WOOL AND EN-
1857 BROIDERY MATERIALS:.
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opens steady. Uplsnds. I'D; Orleans III to
1i9s1s ,..... -.,.f,.. 81,
1870 pm. cotton Is firm. Uplands. II to
Md; Orleans. IA to ll9sd. Sales. l2,oOO
bales. of which 800 we're for export and spec.
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GENUINE Pavilion and Congress
Springs water for sale, wholesale and
retail, BY ]. B. Hills. 2sl Main st. [ll3
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BoorH & Co, No. l6 Jefferson, wish
all to remember that they are prepared
to furnish one Thousand bouquets and
all the loose flowers necessary by Sa.ar
day morning. Any special arrange
ments should be made tomorrow. l55
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NINE DFMoREsTs PArrERSs, all kinds
styles and sizes, at 2l3 Main st. 1891
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JUsT received, nice assortment OF
mems and boys spring styles of hats
and caps; and owing to the small ex-
penses in my business am enabled to
sell twenty-five per cent. less than any of
my competitors.
sc MARTIN COHEN, 1874 Main st.
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Fresh North CaFOIina Zoe HerrinEs
For sale by Brooks & Co., 2ss Front
street. "a
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usrs at sl6 Second street. ~
The Foundry. .l.l- )

One Of the Eew features which Mr..
Parran has introduced is a deep well
pump, from the house Of ]. w. s.
Browne, 3l5 Second street, Memphis
This pump is novelty in this section,
and supplies the boiler and engine with
an ample supply of water to depth of
fifty-fve or sixty feet with ease and
regularity Boliedr Bulletin, April
0cJl .. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-02

August Berton's steam made Ice
cream delights everybody. Visitors
wishing to see the process are cordially
invited. eod-56
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T-- = = VI ~ Tfflf .,t
Z REFRIGERAToRs, ice chests and beer
coolers at II Wetter & Co.'S, ID and 10
Monroe street. az d %
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BOARDING..

DoIRDING-Two FAMILIEs CAN FIND
ID nice, comfortable rooms and board in,
one of the most pleasant and healthy lOcali
ties around the city, near street railroad, by
appIying TO r. N. CAMPBELL,
5S-5s No. S West Court street.
DOARDING-ON AND AFTER THE LIST
ID of March the terms of the Whttemore
House for regular boarders will be as fol-
lows: Single room. 81 per week; two ,occu;;
pying same room, Sc per week, each; board
BY the single week. So; regular day board, S.
per week. These prices being as low as can
be afforded are made payable strictly. in adj
vance, unless well secured by responsible par
ties. Families accommodated on very rea-
sonahle terms. 2gt
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PAvILIoY WATER will cure kidney dis
aaSae - Wst 9O
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BAGLEY's fne-eut tobacco, always
fresh, at KAUFMAN
Southwest cor. Jefferson and Second SITS.
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by f. C. Jones, 2174 Second st.
3Sf l.-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-02

Meets this evening Thursday in their
hall, over Willetts, at 5 o'clock. A full
attendance is requested,
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.

PIrTsBURo and Camel coal and gas
coke Brown q Jones, Office 1872 Main
street. Bethel Block. I
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
shOIOmew q Allen. 40 N. Court. lolt
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4l-66 124 Vance ST., Memphis, Tenn


T OST-SMALD RED MOROCCO POCKET
IL book, containing small amount of money
aud several valuable notes, between Odd
Fellows Hall aud Monroe street, either on
Main, Madison or Front streets. Finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving same at SOS
Front street. 5l-56
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DR.. KrxBRo-oaice 4s Beal
strawberriss at Gaston's.

AFTER the races, 20 to KAuFMAS's fol-
fresh imported cigars.
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R. BUSINESS, WEATHER.

Blank (.-...) indicates no report; cipher O)
stationary,
Hight Of water above low water mark. 26
feet and inches.
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~
NRw ORLEANS. Nay 2. ll:s0 a.m.-COtton
quiet. Sight exchange. - premium. stsr-
ling, commercial. 221S 70 "a; bank. ~.
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white and Little Red Rivers.

Memphis, White and Little Red River U. S.
Mail Line - Fer Helena. Devalps Bluff,
searcy. Augusta, Jacksonport. and all wa
landings.
LEGAL TRNDER--..W. ]. Ashford. masi0
Leaves Memphis every TUES
DAY. at o'clock pm. ffz1t
R. P. WALT..............John j. Eis0n. master
Leaves Memphis every SAT IL
URDAl, at 5 o'clock Pm. 49,
The above elegant steamers connect at
wallis Blur with the Railroad Monday ana
Thursday going %. and Wednesday and Sat
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
1llt Ger. Jefferson and Promenade IS.
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HEv YOEK. May 2. 10 a.n.-Ths market
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The headless horseman efthe German
legend finds rival in headless rooster
now on exhibition at the race track.
Having had its head cut off with
Ratchet, it was still game and refused to
surrender to grim death. It lives head
less, deprived of the senses of hearing,
seeing, tasting or smelling. the sense of
feeling being the only one left. It not
expected that any person will believe
this seemingly incredible story upon
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sc. andrews society

MARTIN CoHEN, 1874 Main st.
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Memphis, Helena, Frfar's POips
Napoleon and Way Landings.
A. J. WHITE........-......Cspt. Marx R. Cheot.
WILL DEPART AS ABOVE 6gz
w on TUESDAYS and FRI LallQr
DAYS, at pm. For freight or aA&AsAal
passage apply on board or 10 -
GEO. W. CHEEK.
1851 ~ Madison street. up stairs.
Memphis and Arkansas River PaeiE-
et Company u. \. Mail Line.
TTNHE ELEGANT PASSENGER OATS OF
Il this line leave Memphis for all points on
Arkansas river on Mondays and Friday
AT I.2 pm.
Office on Company's Wharf boat,
l5f Foot Of Court street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
1he oerCva Trlhunel,

GENEVA, Sept. g. The Hoard Of Arbitration
met at noon to-dsy, and remained in session until
$50 o'clock. concluding finally ell the business re.
curing dcliberation. The Court adjourned until
Monday, to give time for the final draught,ns,
revising and translation Of the official copies OF
the judgment rendered
The arbitrators have accepted an invitstion OF
the Swiss Federal Council TO State dinner. vt
BeIne, on Thursday next. i'll celebration OF the
happy issue of their deliberations. They Will re-
turn TO Geneva on Saturday. the l4th. when their
official signatures will be atfi xed to the documents,
and the respective Governments apprized OF the
results of the arbitration IN accordance with the
terms of the treaty General gratifica ton IS ex-
pressed at the speedy and satisfactory result OF
the iabors Of arbitration. number OF persons
connected with the Court have already lett de-
| neva
| GESEvA, Sept. . i Special to N. Y. World /
| The Tribunal of Arbitration to-day pronounced
decision making award for losses caused oI
the Alabama, Florida and Shenandoah. and to-
! expenditures incurred by the United States II
! the pursuit Of these vessels. The award 10 SaA
TO lie lump sum of fifteen millions. This how
ever. is not known positively.
LONDON, Sept. 26.--There has been lnrthe
advance IN the price of English coal. Twent
thousand miners OF the Midland coal mines ar
preparing to strike for an increase Of wages.
Paris papers of to-day publish rumor from "a
unknown sou.ce, that the Geneva Tribunal hs
awarded the United States damages to the amour
of $4,000, 900, with interest fOr nine years,
seven per cent pei AMMAN. No credit Is gwen
the report.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
Crimes and Casualties.

The schooner Emily Gorhnm has been
wrecked on Prince Edwards Island, with the
loss of nine lives.
C. S. Difierbacker, the Circuit Clerk OF
Cass county, H., mortally wounded Edward
Miilstead, during quarrel on Thursday
Z Seven persons were killed and A. injured by
the railroad collision at Independence, ONO,
on Thursday night. Many of the injured
will die.
AtNew Haven, yesterday, man named
Sehenaner, fractured the skulls of his infant
child and his wife with an axe, and then cn'
his throat and wrists with the same weapon
and carving knife At last accounts all
were living, but beyond recovery. lntemprr
ance and jealousy caused the crime
The Treasury Department has informa'loi
tending to show that the terrible disaster 1oi
owing the collision of the steamer Mets Will
another vessel is the result of carelessnes
and negligence. 1t is contended that tn
pumps at command We're OF sufficient fore
and capacity to relieve the Nets OF wate
twice as fast as it flowed into her
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
Tho Workingmen.
MEETING OF TIE WoRKINdMEN's LEAGuE--THEl
POLITICAL ATTITUDE

MEETING OF THE WoRKINaMENs LEAduE--THElR
POLITICAL ATTITUDE.
A large meeting OF the Worklngmen's League,
of this city, was held at tn. Water Witch Engine
House. last evening. President J. L. Carpenter In
the chair.
In accordance .i.h resolution which was pre-
sented and adopted, .eID,n,tee OF three froin
each party. memhers ii the Lraga-, was appoint
ed TO select names as candidates for the Legslt-
turc at their respective party nominations Tie
committee OF Republicans. con 'isted of John 4.
Richardson, T. Day, and }. Devlin The Demo
cratic Committee James Leary, j. Wood and
another gentleman who's, name we were unshe
70 obtain. The "Straight outs were entirely IL
nured
These Commltt-es are each to place ~ nomina-
non candidate ior the Legislature Should bo, h
the candidates proposed by the League Commit
the members can vote IN accordance with the,l
inats the League candidates, then the support I"
! the League Is pledged to its support Shoult
neither OF the League candidates receive the nom
nation, which Is most probable, the votes Of tl,
members shall be given tC the candidate which
in their Judgment. shall lie the ne irest represer
tatiye of their interests A resolution was adoptt,
pledping the undivided support of the League I,
the party which respected their nominations, ali,
another authorizing the Pres,dent and Secretar
to call mass meeting of workingmen al the Ci
Hail. some evening next week.
Speeches were made by Messrs. killgore, Rot
erts, Richardson, Day, and other, after which Il.
meeting adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
Business NOTICES.

.EyENINa CLASS IN DRAWING commences sep
tenber 10th, at ~ o'clock. A I. Scott, ). W p
Corner OF Eehth X Market Streets Room No To-
Sept . lot.
To PFC MIC PARTIEs.--A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces of all kinds: Walnut
and Tonatoe catsup, fresh Salmon. Lobsters, Nar-
dimes, Picked and Cove Oysters. .xc., 'Sc AIS"
Matthews * Latours celebrated olive oils. at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers. 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason, Dexter, alive, Wilcox. and other
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans rhfdP
ut BOWMAN'S, the ,iIocers ith and Lombard
l.. H. Foulk, No l02 West Second street has 81
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced III iii'' al 70"
prices. 'e' 3
Cheap CoaL-Stove $5.'5, Nut $4.Io per ..i'
pounds for cash only, atyard south OF Marke
street Bridge feb2l-ti WIN. D. BROWN.
Crppeu. Corner All Il Market streets, Is con
stantiv receiving pew Teas and Conees. whlr
he is selling at reduced ratD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
QUA MElcHeoRs.

The Kenne,t Square Presbyterian Church is
undergoing repairs.
The Delaware County Teachers Institute
commences on October 2lst.
Ninety pounds Of beef are daily consumed at
the Chester Springs Orphans school.
Cheetcr county has the spectacle case once
owned by The father Of Mad Anthony Wayne
A Reading policeman fell ten feet down an
embank meni, cutting his head and sprainng an
| ankle.
John Evans, Of Williston. fell down the fun.
mel of his barn, last week AMI received injuries
which resulted in his death.
Nm. Thompson, Of Landenhirg, Chester
county, was one Of the unfortunates who losi
their lives by the recent Metis disaster
Joseph Fisher, OF Kennett Square, was badly
burned one night last week, by coal oil laml
exploding, throwing the oil and flames over hi'
hands and arms.
John Clark an "; arsl,al Preston, Of kenne,
Square, while cunning. a lew days since, shot !
Large owl that measured four feet and nin'
inches from tip 10 tip.
A grand Greeley, Brown and Bnckalew mas
: meeting will he held at Chester Springs. mex
Saturday. Hons. A. X. Mcclure. lIeiste
, Clymer, and Richard Nanx, are among tn
speaker, t+tE+t&
At a meeting of the Brandywine Farmer
Club, held in Coa,esville, the following office,
, were elected for the ensuing year; President, l.
H. Bransin; Vice President, Il. ]. '. Willie
treasurer Joseph Briges; Librarian. Baldw'
Gray; Secretary to be elected at next meeting
During the month Of August the amount {
II bi,uminous coal shipped from Harrisburg ov.
d the Lebanon Valley Railroad was Al ,642.l
e tons. During the corresponding period la
e year the ,onageiwas SS,483lS, showing q
e Increase the same month this year Of 3, 1851
> tons. 4tsg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
the STAT e.

A night man train now runs to Milford.
Orphans Court will meet at Georgetown on
Monday the sth inst, and the Court of Chan.
Gerry on the 10th
The farm Of DIR. Clark in Cedar Mech,
Sussex Co., was sold few days a go to
Mr.. Henry b. Conklin of New York city
100 acres for $4,000
A son Of Henry Phillips, of Gumboro, had
his arm crushed in cider mill on Friday
laot, DR. Thompson amputated the hand. The
little fellow Is doing we'll.
The village property OF Dr. Wm Townsend
of Lincoln, house, and q acres of land
covered with fruit, was sold Thursday to Mr..
Henry Ho1 Of Philadelphia Price about
| k6 600
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07

QUICK WoRK.-Thursday Chief kershaw
received telegraph dispatch IRON the com :
uander of the revenue cutter Hamilton, lying
At New Castle Del, TO look out i,r deserl.r
named Morris, who was supposed to have gone
to this city. The dispatch was received by the
Chief at 1915 A. NJ, and by quarter to Two
o'clock the -aue day he had arrested the
,ieserter and had him ON boarI the Hamilton
al New Castle inst three hour- and half from
the time The dispatch was received. ,hie
kersbaw was entitled 10 $50 reward, but whef
lie found that the reward vas deducted from tn
dese,te,'- wages he only accepted $40. merr',
enough to cover his sx sxpeases.-CaEeThK Akw'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
A RELIC OF the PAST.

An OLD ELECTION TICKET FOUND IEEEpDEp II
PIECE OF WOOD.
A tew days ago as Mr. Wesley Canary, residing
at No. 406 MsTkert street, was cutting some kind
hing wood, he came acros- a stick containing knot
hole upon spitting this stick, something drop
ped from the knot hole, which upon examination,
proved to be an old election ticket, brown with
age aud slightly torn, upon which were the ioilo I.
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Cut OF a Plow
Gopttno,
JOHN COLLINS
Representatives TO Co,lQyess
CESAR A. RODNEY,
WILLARD HALL.
Senator.
Victor du Pont
Representatives.,
Wm T. Brobson, Henry Whiteley
BENZ H. Springer. John Grow.
Andrew Gray, Lew CLARK,
Alexander Crawford.
Ley Court Commissioner.
David Penny, b. H., William Seal, &c.
Benz. Marley, N. q. H, Thos. Baldwin, II
JOS Chamberlain pice John W. Cochran, W. c. H
We are not aware OF the exact tune of the issu
! ing Of this ticket but 1t was previous TO 1920 =
Most Of the names are familiar, being continued
to families Of the present day. Willard Hall, u
honored citizen of this city, and ex-Judge of til
u. 8. Court Is probably the ouly surVlvor OF tn
list Vim. p. Brobson, one of the Representative
was formerly editor of the Delaware Journal. q
this city. John Collins, the candidate for Cover
nor, was probably from the vicinity If Smyrna
where his progeny are numerous.
The manner in which the ticket was discovered
vas certainly strange, but we have NO doubt @
it's truth How it became lodged in the knot-holt
will propably forever remain . mystery Bu
there il was. and had doubtless remained there TO
yssrs, dropping suddenly to view at this late day
a. o reminder Of the "days that are past"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07

AN EXPERIMENT IN SHIPPING PEACHES Mr.
J Il. Fenimore, OF Middetown. one of the arg-
est and most successful peach growers of this sec
tion. has shipped a crate OF peaches. via Boston,
TO White River Junction, Vermont. The peaches
were wrapped in PAP r, the same IA those sent to
Her Majesty the Queen of England. and shipped
Wv express. They were sent To Sawyer l. Stone
| Esq who reports to Mr. FenimoIs. as follows.
..The crate contained 2ol peaches. OF which y,
we're perfectly good, sc bruised little. but Roo'
to eat, and 10 pershed The fruit was days ole
when received This shows that by express t
Boston. the fruit will be perfectly good when re
| ceiyed, say Ia three days"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07

C ,NrEDt RATE DEAD FROM GrTTYsBuhs 4.
FikAp-The bodies Of between seven and eight
hundred Confederate soldiers. di-inlerred from
the Gettysburg battle field and recently convey.
ed TO Richmond, Va, by the Ladies Memorial
Association have been properly renterred on
Gettysburg Hill, in Hollywood Cemetery with,
out any public parade or announcement. In al
there have been about fifteen hundred bodies
rein,erred, mostly Of men WHO belonged to
Pickett's Virginia Dsyi,ion, the ether South err
States having removed nearly all OF their dead
a good while ago
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
soclETlGs.
MEETINGS tins 1vRNINa.

Mechanics Lodge. No 4.IOOF. at Odd Eel.
| ,ws' Hall, ID and King
Minqua Tribe, No. s. y n ID, at LED mems
Hall, 40 Market st
Jefferson Council, No. 10. OU A n, at Aechan-
les Hall. 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge. No 2. Of T, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge. | OF i. at fifth aud Market
Streets.
v ,lm,ngton Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07

The Event OF NEXT WEEK.-We hope our
readers have not forgotten that the Switchback
Excursion takes place Thursday OF the coming
week, leaving in The morning al Il. and returning
III the evening Of same day at 10 o'clock This
will be the incest trip OF the season. and parties
should avail themselves of the opportunity The
ears go TO Mauch Chunk direct without change.
The tickets for the Excursion includes tho ride
around the SwItchbuck
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-07
Mcclellan for Greeley.

The Democrats and Liberals OF West Orange
met at Lleweilyn Hall last night to organize a
Greeley and Brown campaign club The char
man. in opening the proceedings, stated that the
call for the formation Of this club WAS signed b.
two hundred OF the prominent men OF the locality
headed by General George B Mcclellan Thi-
announcement was received with enthusiastic ap
nlRuse. Wor!Q.