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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-06-25
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4 DANGEROUS NAN.
~ CoRpoRAL BUMP.

lr. Sn,aRer SAYS that Gran. /. a bold bad, dan
rOns man Newspaper.
"A bold bail aan is General Grant"
Said Floyd, one gloomy night.
A. cut from Donaldson he crept,
Aud took his hasiy flight.
Prom Pillows trembling lips there came
An echo sounding mach the same
And Buckner though, his chief was right,
Nor longer dm u maintain the a,ght;
And then came down the rebel bars
And from the fort hung stripes and stars,
That Graut's dangerous mani said thsy
And doubtless think the same to-day.
- bold, bad unsn Is General Ga ant
Said BesuTvSsrl. one morn,
A. nom the naughty traitors brow
Tho victo, : wreath was torn;
Aud from the Held his leyions went
Ry orders General Grant had sent.
Then Shilo's held Wa. ours again.
Despite the host Of rebel men
Nau came. an army bos>ling loud,
Hut went panic-str;cken crowd,
For Beaurcgard and oil his men
Pt trhap. thought Grant VA. daEgerou. hen
"A bold, bad man is General Grant"
said Mr. Pemberton, one day
'Entreaties are OF no avail,
He will not 40 away
stubborn, mrlish, dangerous maui
iIs wants our rebel hides to tau"
AnL sill Grants cannon rsk-d lac ;owa
Usta the rebel aag came downi
And then oar banners rent AID toru
Were through the streets Of yics,surg bornr.
The bold. bad man" that glorious ioarth.
>eBI glad some tidings IT, the North.
\ bald, bad man /. General Grant Z"
Aud poor Brag.'s eyes were din
With tesr.; said he, Il know
III. useless lghting him"
And .oon the cheers frum Grants brave men
Ga Look0urs eress. told where sud When
The rebel General had to run,
And Whist that 'boli. bad man" had done
That Grant. a dangerous man" he sail.
As from the field his army ied.
"A bold, bad alan il General Grant"
Said Lee, that's plain to see;
He must DC very bold indeed.
To thisk OF whipping me"
Then Petersburg and Richmond fell;
Then AppOmatox-naybe
AT las; our hcros' work was done;
The inai victory Was won.
Perhaps the people may forget
These things, JRt then. they haven't yea.
They needed them. such ''dssgsrou>' men,
And think PEI hsps they may again
"A bold bad man ~ General Grant"
JET Davis thought the same
Nhen running on in crinoline
he to the last ditch" came.
A Kukluxt gentle voice sas hesrl,
And-"Graat - dangerous" arerred.
IL needs must DC that this il 50,
For all these rebels ought to know.
Then Hall and Tweed-good, honest nlsu-
Say. "Grant IL bold and bad" and when
Such men declare Il, then, for.ooth,
fOlks know that sumner tells the truth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-06-25
YOUNG PEOPLES CORNER.

~
Ny lst is in dove, but not in wren;
Ny 2nd 10 in crow, but not In hen;
Ny Sd is in love, but not in hate;
Ny ith Is in early, but not In late
My 5th is in May. but not in June;
My 9th is in evening, but not tn noon;
My 7th is in wheat, but not in rye;
My sth is In grief, but not in sigh;
My 9th is in stand. but not In sit;
Ny 10th is In mine, but not in pit;
My llth Is in snarl, but not In pout;
Ny whole is the latest thing ont. DICKENS.
IS
am composed Of 81 letters.
Ny 81, 4, I, 10, 10 a savage animal
My Is, l6, II, 10. is joke.
My6, 8, 90, Is, il, is to gaze earnestly.
My Q, 2, 10, 1, is healthy.
Ny 20, 3, IA, Is some.
My II, 8, is = aprsnoun.
My whole is an excellent Maine newspaper.
+. Bethel E.W. BARTLETT.
ANSWERS.
50, Sebasticook. 80, Paris, Hiram, Bethel, OK
ford. 40, Empty vessels make the most noise.
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9gritultural,
From the New England Farmsr.l
StCetted Bags in COtUs.

To remove the swelling in cows ud-
ders, il caused by Inflammation from be.
ing too lull and hard before calving, take
water moderately warm and rub the bag
with the hand, gently at first, but aitera
while you may knead il with consider
able force. Sometimes IL is necessary
70 rub for two hours, but usually the
trouble will be removed IN an hour. IL
will swell again. but not as hard as be.
fore. AS often rs the swelling arises rs.
new the rubbing. If persevered in it
will rarely fail when it does fail, exam.
inc carefully and SEQ il it is not garget.
II SO. in addition to the rubbing give the
patient heaping tablespoonful of salt
pelre (refned) dissolved in water and
poured down each morning before feed.
ing, tor three mornings. and the first
day give her quart OF dry beans. If
this does not give relief, put a piece OF
garget root AS big as your little finger
in her dewlap. being careful not to touch
the brisket Tie strong string to it,
and the third day if there is swelling.
pull II oul and put in fresh piece, If
not, throw it away and look for some
other disease.
CALvING COW.
Any man who has had experience in
taking the aflerbirth from cows knows
that sometimes il alheres TO the withers
~, firmly as though they were all one
Thing, and in such cases burnt oats, hot
lax seed, or thoroughwolt tea will do
no good. In these cases feo,i WELL very
well. and let nature heal the result OF
your negligence; for ii your COW is well
ted and cared for before hand. so as 10
be gaining when she calves. there will
seldom be trouble.
bought COW last summer of 4 man
who feeds meadow hay quite largely.
The COW was sold because she did not
"do well" at calving, very rarely or nev-
eli passing The atterbirth till the tenth
day. She had the marks OF good cow.
but was as much poorer than Jobs tur-
ieys, as they were poorer than the "Ohio
fat girl The past winter she had good
hay and meal, gave milk till six weeks
of caIving, did first rate, and is decent
beef now.
CURE FOR BARN ITCH.
Three parts lard and one Of gunpow-
der, well scratched into the skin, will
cure the lrst time.
MILK FROM A FREE MARTIN.
Did the heiier Of Mr.. Solomon Mark,
OF Gilsum, that gives milk aud never had
a cali, come oil cow that never had
cali? See NEW ENGLAND FARMER OF
May 4, 1872.
GRUB IN HEAD OF SHEEP.
When you know certainly that sheep
are troubled with grub, have Il man
turn them on their back. and when they
are quiet pour carefully half teaspoon
ful OF spirits of turpenline into each
nostril and let them get up immediately.
If they are not too far gone to get well
under any circum stances, the will prob
ably be well in half minute. | once
applied it TO three that could not stand.
one OF them died in my hands and the
others got up at once and went to eating
grass. Will G. r. Gale try it and report?
d II. THING.
Vest Mount Vernon, Me-, 1872.
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Local 4gents for The Democrat.
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David Scwall. T. sumner. a B Chandler W sUh,r
a. shirley, frycburg jas N. shaw, Naterf'd.
A. X Knapp, Hanover "a saunders sweden.
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those wishing to await themselves ct the advanced
pay meut>, scEd 10 by IaSil, or haAd 10 the
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the paper Is paid Tor to that date. When Mooney
u sent care should b. taken to examine the Zip,
and il the money is not iedted within TWO week,
xr sh0uld be aPpriSed OF Il.
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why is there no cream on this milk,
George P" said an under graduate to his
"scout" at Cambridge. "SLir it up. sir. ="
was the reply, 1T sinks to the bottom"
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"A citizen Of Gosport, Maine, the
other night mistook his wiie's yeast
bottle for his favolite ''little brown Jug"
and took "a long pull and a strong pull
thereirom. He is now regarded as n
ising man.
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Gbe OsiorO tltmOtral,
+. E. SHA W

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
TERMS Two Dollars per yeu-si,5o If paid
a advance.
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Naomi, the daughter OF Enoch, was
five hundred and eighty years old when
she married. There's hope for some OF
YOU other ladies, alter all.
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AYE. Is il Isabel or Bertha9"
Neither. sir. 1t is Kate want"
Kate" cried the old man in blank as
tonishment. But quickly glad light
danced in his eyes.
"Yes. Judge. Your Kate IS tho wo'
man want for my wife, il can win
her."
"But-my dear boy--how in the wcrld
did you manage to find my psarl-my
ruby among the household jewels J
Where and when have you discovered
the priceless worth Of that sweet child ?"
Il discovered it in tho kitchen. Judge.
first fell truly and irrevocably in love
with her when found her with her white
arms bare, making bread. l have known
her better since. 1t is your little Kate
want"
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Promptly and Neatly Executed.

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Court 81, And L. &. Evans, Io5 " SshingtOa ~.
Boston, are authorized Agents.
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Rates of ADVERTISING.

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Each subsequent week, -
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SPECIAL NOTICES-s3 per cent additional.
PROBATk NOTICES Orders OF notice OF hstAie .vp
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Guardians Notices, per square, %
Administrators aud EXesutOrs' Notices, -5s
All other legal Notices, SIS per sqaarc, for
three insertions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28

Ately thanked God in inarticulatc words for ii e
sweet boon Of heavens charity and little children
joined in the general chorus Of thanksgiving
Down poured the rain and down fell the fires,
lighting to the isa, hut a, length s,ih~d aud
choked. The thirsty snloke a.ended in bill
lowv masses, sulen and r-iuc ant, bn, de eat
and retiring 50 ended the great fires Vi lhi-
spring
II il not possible at present to even es'ina,.
the immense loss caused in sullivan Delaware
md U star c,un,ies. New York; Sussex cuu,,,
New Jerey; and Pike, Wayne, an Monror
counties, P-nnsy ivsu,n; but il e.uny FIJI Thor,
many millions Of dniar-. THIS " u Include
the destruction Of or >, timber. cut and uuc IL
mills, with the stock Of nlacnn,ery and 10y,
md loard-; bark mi!i-. bridges, plank ROADS
f.rm-hou-e.. hsri~ sheds, cattle domestic AM
mails, stored produce, fences. end several small
village. where the destsnctiJn Of inuiv niua
property has. been almost complete. Fortu
nately I crn hear Of no lives being lost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
For the Daily Gazette.
FRONT aIRGEf.

Instead OF widening Water street. why would
it not III 10 allow wtraets to be laid " rren; 81
ior the new railroads, and Permit them 70 bring
their ears into the city with mule teams.
This would at once make Front street frs,
class business street, spd the the stores between
Front and Water streets, would be needed for
warehouses. This would not much interfere
with the wagon travel, but in order 10 relieve
lie increasing wagon gorge at the ,ornet of
Front and va'nall streets; let there he a lunnet
constructed nnder West and " asning,on streets,
IN Fourth street. 49, 80 t''
Thispr'ces Of tunpslins ia found to be the
mo% fea.ahle way Of Overcoming distinctions l.
travel, because once done, il is durable.
If instead Of a bridge At the foot Of Third
street. there was tunnel under both railroad
md creek itwo,,ld I've better for all parties con-
c-rned, for ther the water traffic and wagor
travel would not continually interfere with eacl
ther. 1t i- really getting unsafe to cross III,
raiiroah at this place. ."11 ,E..s
BY making the crossing convenient and safe
the value OF property on the South Side woul,
be much increased.
The depression Of the roadway through tun
nsl would be very little uore than its presen
rise over the bridge.
Where there arc no roeks to hrill, they hav
boring machines that work rapidly and chearl
.t.. .,8 - w. F. QUINBY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
A CONVENTION RENoArNATEs PRESIDENT

A CONVENTION RENoAINATEs PRESIDENT
GRANr.-rwO hundred individuals; goo.i
numbrr of whom were boys, or nOIl- voters,
as@em bled at the real estate Offlce Of I. Fran
cis Gibbons, New York, on the 23d instant,
and proceeded to constitute themselves Il
"Workingman's National Convention" To-
nominate President and Vice President OF
the United States. These persons called
themselves delegate, and pnrported " assem-
bic In response to call, bearing no datr,
which was circulated ON the spOt, and WAS
signed by Geo. w. Gibbons, n lawyer, Of No.
50 Nassau street, and six others, purpnrt'n9
to be "State Central Committee Of the Work
ing,nen's Central Union," an organization
the existence Of which III be news to most
Of the constituency whom 1t purpo!ted 10 re-
present. The persons present had oeeh
furnished with credentials accrediting them
to twenty y.eight States and two Territories
but nearly ali Of the delegates" bore the an
Mlstakahle air OF New York p0Iiuca
"bumlners." Geo. Gibbons, Esq, was elect
ed chairman. Resolutions were adopttt
favorug the enforcement Of the eight houl
law and national usury law, establishing
low rate Of interest. President Grant WA
then renominated by 2O4 votes, against 1o
Horace Greeley. Senator Wilson. Of Msssa
chusetts, was nominated for Vice Presden
BY the following ballot: Wilson LOO. Eawi,
D. Morgan 26, Schuyler Colfax "a. Iele
grams were sent to the nominees infprWIA
them Of their nomination. 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
By Telegraph to the Daily Garette.
WARRINGTON.

WAsHINoToN, May %. "
Red Cloud and his Indians had anentery view
and talk with the President at the Executive
Ma nsiOn to day.
Official Information has been received from
England concerning the additional article,
but not being Of definite character cannot be
obtained for publication.
PROCEEDINGS OF coNaREss.
SENATE. The House resolution for adjourn.
ment on 81 of June WAS presented. The
molten to substitute the 9th of June was ne
gatived; also the motion to receive the former
resolution for adjournment tomorrow. The
tariff and tax bill was considered
House. The bill reported for commission
Of commerce. to enforce all the contracts In
the interest Of the government. to aid foreign
and domestic commerce, and providing for
, the rebate of duties on ship building material
stores, &c.
The House took up the Senate Klu. Klul
bill.
The motion to suspend the rules, and tax
up the klu Klux bill was rejected, yeas 81
nays los About 20 Republican votin
against it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
The Treaty.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-It has been reliably
ascertained tha. the vote of the Senate advising
aud consuming TO the additional article to the
Treaty Of Washington was 43 against g. Al
though the President and Secretary Fish were
on Saturday night made acquainted with the ae-
ton Of the Senate, il was not until TO -day that
they were formerly advised Of the fact, Com
munica.ions were, however. previously sent 10
England. No official reply has yet been re,
ceived, but private telegrans from distinguished
parties sav there ia no reason to doubt that the
British government will assent to the modified
article.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
DAILY GAZETTE.
IN. water Street Improvement.

Thu Council seems to be coming back to lit
o,,vn.l position on the question OF the proposes
.,;d.nns Of Water street. Our citizens did no
.rpect this street to b male more than 20 to 20
,..t wider when tho improvement was proposed
and 70 believe that Is sli they are willing to b
taxed to accomplish now.
Tn. proposition made by Mr.. Airckiy, Presl-
ds,t of tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and BATH
m,rs R. 4 Co. is spoken OF frequen ly a. beng
. vsry fair one, and one that would enable tie
city to escape heavy expense.
Il 4, now said that il the work Is done ON tn.
,.n proposed By Mr.. Hinckly. tho cost to the city
will not exceed $4,000 or $4,000,
One Of the great advantages would be the hand
soms improvement to our city which magnit-
cant union depot would afford instead OF the oil
and iilapdAted one We now have This depot
would be constructed especially with view it
accommodate the other two railroad companie.
and we understand that it is just such an improve
msnt as is desired by them.
The width proposed by Mr.. Hinckiy would b
smule. and the street could be made to presen
quite as handsome an appearance as it could II !
were made 60 feet wider. So far as we hav
heard many Of the property holders have mad
yery reasonable offers. Two of these, Messrs. Geo
". Bush and Charles Warner. are certainly no
much out OF the way. After thoss the only prol
erty Of much cost west Of Market street. is tha
of Wm. Bush, Esq, on the corner of Market an
Water streets. and this property would no doui
10 made more valuable tor many purposes wei
it reduced about % feet in width. The Harlan
Hollingsworth & Co.'S. property would not be d'
turbed. We hope the Council will consider we
Mr.. Hinckly's proposition before it determines
disregard what many business men regard as
generous offer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye has No bad odt

NEw F1Hps II AusrRAIlA -Anstralian
mineral discoveries continue startling snd,nossI.
Tue laisas Accession 10 the worlds wealth OF
pstsls y reported 10 BE- Pls,inu,n, tin and cop
Psr, to say no,hiss Of ne~ fndiags q Rald.--
linerslegis have heard 10 nuch ofshs mines
WHICH have been mere deceptions, tbey have
grown sksp,ical a to the fact Of any new lesds
q that metal bsiug found anywhere A tin
nine would b . most valuable discovery just
now.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28

Professor c. F. Chandler knows Of no aFpl
cation of water which briog-in 50 large u re.urn
in 40 small an area a. in the dilution Of milk
before j, reaches the city Of New. York. He
estimates the amount paid in this way for water
at $4,000 day. or So ,0oo, 900 a year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
DR.. Tustss SarGapariisA and Queens
1ss Delight.


No remedy possesses 80 many valuable Med
icinal Properties as this combination cf Roots;
Herbs and Barks. The QUEENS DELIGHT
10 acknowledged by Physictens to be the most
powerful remedy known for Impure blood,
plants; Constipation; Rheumatism; Diseases
0f the Kidneys; Syphititic Affectinns; Ska
Diseases; Chronic Complaints, g.. Hut III
tA,s pyspsration It is combined with other
vegetable products, which renders Its virtues
doVbly valuable Most diseases have their
origin In the blood, and As q BlosMl Purifier the
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DE.
LIGHT has NO equal. 1t requires but trial
to convince the most scepticAl. =fa ..-z..-=.
For Female Complaints, whether In young
oy old married or single; 1t the iawn Of woman
Mood OF the t'rp 0f life, DR. TUFTS Liver Pill;
ase Sn acknowledged remedy. -,
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye has No bad Odor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
OiE e o.

PRlSGER.-At hitresi teoce. in ChristianA Hun.
dred 'n the ri lust. Levi So niger. in the oeth
wear or his age.
His .riend. aud those Of to family are respect.
~ ly lnvt 10 attend the funeral. to lesvs the
ouse at II o'clock "n Wednesday norntng. aud
proce~J to ke Clay CT eek Church It,
ODMAN.- In tniscity. on the 9Th instant. Sasah
n"dmsu. axei ~ wears
Her fei,uve. and trends are respectfully in
u To ati.nt her lunrrai. TO lie We tho b use Il
h4r tti- l,w. wm bright No. " W Eev.ni
20. Wednesday. ut ) o'clock. p. VI w,,h ~
the nati may-t -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28

By Islegnsph to the Daily Gazette. .=
oommoTclal. -.
PHILADELPHIA, May 28.
Cotton hrui, 25ta26t.
Mess pork l4al4t.
Flour is held at full prices; Supeznne $6a
S6.75 Extras 81. Plastic
Wheat weak; Red, 32l0as2l5.
Corn steady; Yellow 69a70c.
Oats 57a6Oc
Whiskey firm, 93.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
SECOND EDITION.
3 r T e L e q r A PH.

BY Telesra ph " The Daily Ga1s,ts
WEATHER REPORT.
WAsHIxoroS. Nav x8
Clear weather vii, continue over the Middle
States and extend to the New England 0laus
his afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
'y telegraph 10 the D lily Gasetts.
NEW Yokk.
FATAI. EXPl.a &ION

FATAL EXPL&lON.
Nav YoRX. May 2s
About thirty persons we're injured BY the ex-
poaion of the tug boat Epsilon yesterday. Big
are 80 seriously hurt that their recovery is lot
ex ected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28

The Comnse,c ciaI declared itself an independent
head the names Of the Radical nominees foi
Sheriff and Coroner Does 1t hestate' Had one
Vt them been citizen OF African descent there
would haze been no holding back, we presume -
But the Commercial is sick. 1t sees no hope IN
the future for Mousrei success ana has grown
tame and Hase.y and irksome. - =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28

The subscription to the DAIlx GAZETTE IS
increasing rapidly. This Is right if the
Democrats desire to have a useful paper, and
one that would do credit to their party, and
the city they must help to give it circulation
and character.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
| By telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
A ENGLAND.

LONDON. May 20.
The Londsn papers are dissatisfied with Il e
reply Of Gladstone in regarding the supplement.
al article A. il added so,hing % THAT was bsfore
known.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
MARYLAND AVENUE PROPERTY.
AZ GOOD LOTS,
On Maryland Avenne and near all the Raj, Road
centering in Wilmington,
AT PUoLlC SALE,
On the premises on the West Side"
ON SATURDAY, JUNE ist, 1872,
AZ . o'clock, p. m,
Without Postponemert withdraw or Uuter-
bidding

Attention ia invitsd tn this sale vii h lore thar
our usual confidence. All tb bese lots are desil-
able slope of ground. we'll elevated, witr pleasant
We've. and in . section that has now fairly coni
msnced with improvements They are situated
either on the Maryland Avenue or between the
san aat all eur impo rtant lines ot Railroads
IN eoss proximity to large ma ntartories and to
Road Syseem csatssins 10 Wilmington. III re car
be little doubt Of an early and very decided m
crease in the ys,us Of all the property in this
ton.
TERM OF SALE.-Twen,y per cent. cash. sni
equally divided at and months be.rins inter-. st
+. m tho csy of sale Settlement in all 10 be
sds prov oos to The following saturday. une :,
81. NJ 2m., totherNise a nurch Sc may be de
clared void. at the optiou Of the sellers I'd par
ties Who .ay the whole in cssh on or bef.re that
tune y i'll be .. titled to clear dis.ouut ut GER
cent. Immediate seSsion o. settlement.
J. T FE. Id,
President Christiana River Imp Co.
! Exchange Building, Wilminst.L. Eel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
~ IelegrSSA ~ tAr OAiii aLtt.c
MISSOURI,
- Tslssrs1h totls Daily Sazatts.
AUSTRIA.
3mblir Sales.

pOB2JC YALE OF
Fresh Cows and Springers.
saUW The subscriber will sell at Public snir
"p at Samss Hawkins TT swan Hote!
A0 D"wnlngtowu. Chester countv. Pa. on
THURSDAY, May 3Wh. ls72 ~ head oi Lancaster
Ceunty Fresh Cows and sprng.rs and Bu
ssis positive. SAMUEL NJ KSOA
mayE - @
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
':0A0PGrO,,

suh,acins Iass,iu, I've Isud Three ply. Tapestry.
Erueaes Body Brussels " elvet and others:
Sale 70 contsaee coai aak e dag until the entire
reserve In lots TO salt all. for CASH.
SAlss TO commence 10 .. N, and p. N.
ny73-l0A-WAt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
THIRD EDITION.
By TELEG r A p II.

By Telegraph to the Dsil, Gazette.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 20.
Trepz, a German baker, stabbed nus VIE four
t..n times f,r refusing 70 live with him, sh. pre-
f,r ny Ludsrman. her arsmour. The latter was
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, May %
4 tornado m the 80 thwe>'srn par of Missouri
| IN saturday did great DAMAGE, carrying away
railrsad bridges and comp etsy running four
{ .rms. Many lives were ot.
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AUSTRIA.
/ . tss ~ vienna, May IS
The mo her OF Emperor Fraucis joseph disi
his morning. .. .. 5-...5..