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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
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No.. ., vir,ue of An o,.,s
tn NJ. ~ .ne State Of Delaware in 1nn
!X july A. H. 1871 sSSrn, & Y made the Eth ds, o,
way way q Public vendue, on rHlReG,, 70 gale BY
gay ct August. A. b. 49,, at ii o,c.tA the 2yh
street. - hSSm ,S Of osle Miller No. s Ms,In Al the
nts Joseph Mahoney. deceased i" ws, s,s's q tho
.eIIain lot Of land with two sto, ;ed rh ~ mt
ION, New etree.sd r. situated in the city ai Wmus.s "u.s
ai"resai bounded and describea % o' Delaware
w: - gihhing at point on the norsh.,i v"ss. to
ur.n sliest. between Walnut and Poni.y s, ,,ue u
BY Iins q" ~, ,and formerly Of Samuel ccd tbsecs
s.a s..eet one hundred and eight feet ia , "ahut
s!ake' thence easterly paraIiai To- F"n,s. corner
sa,erh enuhi lse, t" land ia,e the heirs M Wis%s ss
e!'y parallel 10 alnut street una ,,h u'e south.
eiehI 'cet to the afsresaiu eide Of Fonth shd
~ ans Hce herewith Westerly sixteen ie., ~ NV
u n'ennhx be the contents ther. Of ~h.i,
10 nN soid free and 81 ear Of dover. Wv 0'aH
AnI II Is ordered that the purchaser or ,v..,.
ssts ."sI'n, DO End aprear at the next o"nD,a.;;
assign to him. her or tn en- the prYmisss xxi may
ant to said order. he she or they VA, inv ~, rurNu'
t,es entitled their lust aud pro ortionn,. % psf,
.me puiehnse none, respectively. or with ,uIc,.,
surety or sur~t'cs 10 he approx cd by the Cnnr, @
teripg IN roeognizance to the State To be I'm IN
and ackn"wledg,d in said ourt in n .suI J' .akeh
Dc determined b, the said Court with c"ndi,;"., 70
pay TO the parties entitled scycrnIk mr. ,I;'.oh 70
tors. administrators or assigns resu.r,%o, eaeca
Just aud pr, p"rtnnae shares ot IN, sad .helr
moncv, with interest from such time n. ,ha CCnase Cse
NAV uetcr'n'ne IL mhnnor and form a. may ~ ~.
direction OF the snit Court be prerc,ih,I ,, s me
pointed in said condition, """ ap
attendance wall he gwen and terms g., ,.lc sal,
knnWn a. the 'mc and Plnce atoresni b, II, ias Ims
DUfONI. Esq. Trustee. or by his D,to,u'u ''n
Attest: BENZ. r. UsIlcE
aug'-ts Clerk ct Crphnn.' tinn,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
Fathers and Mothers.

II you occupy these relations now, or are about
to do 40, study well your constitution. you have
acquired or inherited Scrofula, any disease
which may he transmitted to your offspring, IT is
your solemn duty to eradicate it. Thousands of
children now suffering from the effects of pol
sonous disease transmitted to them from their pa
rents The thought is terrible You can save your
selves much sadness and socitude, and your dear
little ones much pain and unhapiness by the timely
use Of DIR. TUFTS Sarsapar,lla and Queens Delight.
1t will surely eradicate the tant from your system;
or if it has already been entaiIed upon your child,
give 1t at once, tins valuable preparation and its
system will be renovated and restored to soundness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

Not TO BE NEGLECTED.-The excursion TO
Long Branch, which will take place Thurs
day next, 29tll, has attractions that can hard
ly be resisted. The great renown OF The
resort where President Grant, and multtlilrs
Of the distinguished Of the land love to luxn.
riate naturally, prompt all to visit it wLo
can possibly do SO. 1t is truly centre OF tie
fashionable and political " wOrld Just now
We think the Committee of Arrangements
are right in expecting a large attendance,
especially as they have placed the tickets at
the low rates of three dollars for trp
which by the regular fare would be seven
dollars and fifty cents. The advertisement
is under the usual head
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
City Politics..

NOMINATION OF WARD OFFICERS.
The Democrats of this city have nominated
Ward officers, as follows.
First Ward.-Council, VIM. l.. Gilbert;
Inspector, IL. .. Moore; Assistant, l.. w.
Palmer.
Second Ward Council, II. b. McJntre:
Inspector, !, JAS Bradford; Assistant, Jas
+ Brennan.
Third Ward.-Couucil, VIM. r. Porter;
Inspector, VIM. EmmOns, Jr., Assistant
Lawrence Glatts
Sixth Ward Council, Jesse Sharpe. In.
spector, Charles McCloskey; Assistant, Geo.
W. Hepburn.
Seventh Ward.-Counc,l. Emmor Taylor;
Inspector, Albert Thatcher; Assistant, Josiah
Mccall.
Eighth WaId.-Council, VIM. S. Hiles.
Citizens' Candidate; Inspector, j. r, Lay
field Assistant, +. F. Morrow.
Ninth Ward.-COuncil, Capt VIM. Thatcl,.
sr; Inspector, ID. Bonner; Assistant, j. j.
Tenth Ward.-Council, Lewis LYNCH:
Inspector, Patrick Cahil; Assistant, Harry
The Republican nominations are as fol-
First Ward.-Council; Isaac Murray; In.
spector, Robert Thompson; Assistant, Thos.
Second Ward.-CounciI, John V. Christy:
Cameron.
Fourth Ward.-Council, John Green; In
spectOr, John l.. Richardson; Assistant In
spector. Alfred +. Stephenson.
Fifth Ward:-C0uncil, VIM. Candy; In
spector, Washington Cox; Assistant inspec-
tor, Washington Mason.
Sixth Ward.-COuncIl, VIM. II. FOulk; In
spectOr, Lewes T. Grubb; Assistant ). W.
Lewis.
Seventh Ward.-Counei, M. D. Lichten-
stein; Inspector, Frank NOlen; Assistant
John A. Mcdowell.
Eighth Ward.-C0uncil, John T. Richard
son; inspector, Edwin e. Moore; Assistant,
William Underwood.
Ninth Ward.-C0uncil, Eli Mendinhall; In
spectOr, Jas: G. File; Assistant Inspector,
Ashton X. Tatnall.
Tenth Ward.--COuncil, James Curlett; In
spector, ?. h. Peterson; assistant, Geo. IL.
Roberts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

FOR CITY CoUNcIL.--Wm L. G,lbe, was nom.
mated tor City Council by acclamatiou, by tn
Democrats Of the First Wari. last evening.
Howard .. Moore was nominated for inspector,
anu l.: w. Palmer for Assistant Inspector
In the Second Ward, last evening, H. b McIn-
tire was unanimously nominated tor City Council.
Joseph Bradford for Inspector and JAS +. Bren-
nan for Assistant Inspector.
The Republicans of the Tenth Ward, last even.
ing, nominated James Curlett for City Council,
r. Il Peterson for Inspector and Geo II. Roberts
Tor Assistant Inspector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

WARD.-A meeting of the Democratic cit
zens of the Seventh Ward, was held on Mon
day evening in the Engine House of the
Friendship Fire Company, for the purpose Of
nominating a Member for the CITY Council,
and an Inspector and Assistant Inspector, and
for other purposes.
John McCaulley was elected Chairman.
and Walter Cummins Secretary
Emmor Taylor was nominated for Council.
Albert Thatcher for Inspector. and Josiah
MaCall for Assistant Inspector.
The nominations were made by acclamation.
w. CUMMINs Secretary
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soSlETixs.
Mel. .,rxos THIS kvKNlNo.

Asylum Lodge, No q. o o +, ut Odd Fol.
lows Hall, ThIrd and King stiusts.
Good lntent DIVISION, No 5, $ OF I, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, U A, Hall 504 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 2. X of +, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No |, +, ut Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Columbia Lodge. No IL. | q q T, at Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

1t appears we are not to have our postal
cards this season. The process by which the
Post Office Department was preparing to
launch them was, as usual tainted by a real
or an apparent fraud. Business jealousies
and rivalries succeeded in preventing the con.
summation of the plan, and at the last mo-
ment the Attorney General decided that the
action of Mr.. Cresswel was unauthorized.
These things are growing an old story.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
MaQiStrates' Cases.

BEFORE MAYOR VALENTINE.
Chas. Farrell, RObt Graham, and Thos
Davis, boys, were arrested for stealing brass
locks from freight cars on the railroad. They
were held In 500 bail each, for appearance at
Court. In default Of bail they are now lying
in the cells, awaiting commitment to New
Castle
VIM. IIaggerty for assault and battery on
Jas. LOwlOr, was held to bail, in the sum of
5000, for appearance at Court
BEFORE ESQUIRE Publ.
John Cummins for assault and battery on
Jas. Lawlor, was held to bail. in the sum of
5000, for appearance at Court.
WIN. naggerty, for threatening harm to the
same party, was held in $500 bail for appear
ance at Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
Steam Atomjzevs.

For the Inhalation Of atomizcd fluids in the treat
inent OF chronic diseases Of the throat passages
and lungs. Being sci. acting they produced even
and continuous flow of -ay without inconvenience
or labor. During the bist two or three years
have supplied several dozen of these atomizers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
b. BRlNGllUkST 4 Co.. Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

CORONER's INQUEST. Woodward
held an inquest, on Monday afternoon, on the
body of a man named Daniel Beardsley, who
fell dead, about 10 O'Clock, in the morning,
while wheeling a wheelbarrOw of meat along
sixth street. between Poplar and Lombard
The jury rendered a verdict that death result.
ed from heart disease superinduced by over
exertl0n. Deceased was about IL years Of
age, and leaves wife and one child.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

General Ord has returned to salt Lake Ciy
from Southern Utah. lie trlegraphs ro Gen.
eral Sheridan that the Indian troubles have
been much exaggerated; that all the Indians
having reservations have gone home, and that
II there should be fight at San Pete, it will
not be serious
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
CITY NOTICES..
Perfume Atom,zers.

An elegant, pleasing simple and useful apparat us
for dihusing pertumery in the most economical man
ner. seeming the clothing. handk crchef and hair
and for ma king cooling and soothing application, ot
water other liquids. for headache nhamed e, :,
burns. sensitive surfaces &C. also for disinicctng
and pertuming the sick room. For sale by
+. 6RlNGllURST X Co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

CEMETERY IMPRovEMENT.-The old stone
wall in front Of the First Presbyterian church
Cemetery, on Market street, is being removed,
In accordance with the provision Of The will OF
Miss Henrietta Bedford, her executor, VIM
McCarlley, E-q., is having an iron railing ru
in lis place The railing will be plain and sui :
stan'lai, firmly set IN marble slab, and extend
from the church to Tenth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
HANDSOME MOUSTACHE!

MUUS1ACHE. PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH
VII ulSKEkS. COMPOUND. The Greut iIA II
MOuSTACHE. GROWER. will produce u Iuxu-
VIII X EkS. RANT MOUSTACHE or Wills
kERS on the smoothest face
Pleasant to use. sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of Fifty Gents.
Ii. I. BOND. CHEMIST
N 4. Cor. Ten Ii and Chestnut Streets. Phila
febl6-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
Teeth In Ruins

Are sure drawback on personal appear anc
and personal comfort. Therefore, keep them
in good repair with that established antid, te
for all the diseases that assail them, fragrsn
SozoDoNr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

LARGE SALE OF LINEN GooDs.-We call
attention to the large sale of linen goods adver.
tised ny ORIe d Miller for to morrow morning
and evening. The ladies should attend thi.
sale as they will surely be able to get bargains
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Water melons arc cheap.

Wateimelol,s arv cheap
Cool ami pleasant to-day.
Wilmington Loan Association meets thi, even
Ing
Large and tine-looking peaches are abundant
now.
James Bradford. Esq will shortly have another
sale of lots.
There will be shooting match at Schu. len
PARK on Wednesday afternoon.
The Greeley and Brown and the Americus Clubs
hold their meeting this evening.
The Democrats of the Fourth Ward met last
evening. for the purpose OF nominating Wari Of
hcers, but adjourned until tomorrow evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

The excursion train for Long Branch, take
you right there-no change Of cars or sea,
going or returning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

SPLENDID AND Delicious FRuIT.-We are in-
debted to Hon. d. T. Biggs, for u basket of the
snest and most delightfully."- favored peaches we
have tasted this season. They were large and
beautifully colored, and had the appearanco OF
hrmness while still ripe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

GRAND SHOOTING MATCH between % Amer
leans and 20 Germans will take place at the
Schuetzen Park on Wednesday afternoon. Aug.
18th. Also dancing. and other amusements =
Tickets. Gentlemen and Ladies, 25 cents
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

>, Make your arrangements to 20 to Long
Brnhth Thursday. Tickets only three
dollars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

CHESTER HEIGHTs-The Asbury Sunday School
make An excursion to this delightful place on
Ihursdsy. If our citizens want to enjoy cheap
aud pleasant trip to the rural regions they can
not avail themselves Of better opportunity. See
advertisement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

SALE OF MONEY.-At the fiftieth monthly
meeting of Franklin Loan Association, las
evening, 81 600 sold at % per cent. premium
and e 600 at 22H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

ENGLISH SPARRows.--A colony of Englsl
sparrOws made their home all last fall and
winter in the large vine on the wall Of the
dwelling of the late Merit Canby,I in Mar
ket street, below Eighth, and on the trees in
front Of the residence of Theo Crawford,
Esq. Having increased their numbers they
have now begun to spread over the trees OF
the vicinity, and are seen occasionally on
the square above. 1t may have been noticed
that the trees are wholly free from verm in,
which is, no doubt. attributable to the pre- s.
ence of these birds. Their cheruping may be
heard BY every passrr by, and they seem to
haye becOme quite tame.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

EIGHTH WARD.-The citizens OF the Eighth
Ward, irrespective Of party met on Monday night
and nominated VIM. s. Hiiies for City Council
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

PERsoNAL.--Mr. John Peoples, cashier OF the
Union National Bank, started last evening" for
West Virginia, on two weeks trip.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
4 pMlNISTRATR,x's SALE

viii he soil at Public, Sale, at the 10 a
tel o' 4. Strickland, IL Newark. On Tvs.
T.; m. all the Personal Property ofthe In,e AN
william Mothcrall deceased, eonsjstiue Nh = -,
nnrse h'ry snpr,i"r Moscow Colts, three Year, "a
Blankets ''' 'aHci
Terms at sale, MARY MOTUrRAIt
aug Us Admin, sr,tr;,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
Peach Shipments.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
TO Jersey City. So carr.
To Philadelphia, S cars
Interior Pennsylvania, cars
Total, 100 cars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27

Hairless Ha mess!
r IGHT aud HEAVY HARNE made Of III
IL b.s, material and by first. class workm,n on
hand md made 10 order ~ .ry moderate rues.
SADDLES, col LARS,
WHIPS, silhfIS.
BRUSHES. CURRY COMLS
and ctt.r articles in their iiae on hand sndto
sale at the lowest city prices.
Repairing neatly done At shuit notice.
The public are invii ed to give them call
We'll u klNGM ALT
Ap3-tf W ..,uer ID aud Shpley Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
New Advertise ment9.

Funeral Notice.
Teeth in Ruins
Plantation Bitters.
DR.. TUFTS Sarsaparil'a.
Savings Fund Election.
Prof. Hal kn ess' Magazine.
Coal Gas Company Election.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Sale of Linen Goods-Ogle and Miller.
Wanted. Boys to Educate-Df. Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-27
NEW Bs,Or AMI snOE STORE,

AyEW BOOT AND AllOE STORE,
IOl% LOMBARD STREET.
The Subscribers have on hand good sup r
ply Of well m de Boots. Shoes ard Caters.
which they will soil al very reasonable prices.
Custom work made to .rder in the best uan ~
ner and at short notice. Repairing neatly and
prt mptly attended to. The public are invited 10
give tn III u call. .o o
maNS-ttd. MEREDlIH bhU
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converted. II extends the application of
this section to past as well as future
offenses. 1t makes it the duty OF the Court Of
Appeals, or. during the recess of the Court,
of the chief Judge of the same, TO assign for
the trial of such cases Justice OF the Supreme
Court from some district other than that in
which the cases are to be tried, and authorizes
the Judge so assigned TO hold circuit court
or special term in any county OF the State.
Actions already begun may be removed to the
special courts so organized, and the latter may
vacate conflicting orders and stay interfering
proceedings. The Attorney-Genfrh may bring
actions under this bill of his own motion, and
must bring them on the written request OF the
Governor. The Court shall have power to
regulate the disposition OF any money re-
covered by such suits, and remedy is pro-
vided by attachment The penalties imposed
on conviction are imprisonment for not less
than three nor more than seven years. or a
fine not exceeding the amount of public money
fraudulently Incorporated, or fine ana I'M
prisOnment both.
If this bill pass it will probably be pos
sible to convict Tweed and Hall and other
leaders of the municipal conspiracy, ana per-
haps to get back large share of the money
taken from the treasury under their admins
tration. We can imagine no reason why 1t
should be opposed by any except the partcu-
lar friends of the criminals whom it is de-
signed to bring to justice, and we urge the
Legislature to lengthen its short record of
good deeds by passing this act before it takes
up the impeachment.
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on condition of being admitted % q
State. Perhaps II would be better
to test the sincerity of this promise
before tho desired favor is granted. A sutton
who promises to reform after marriage is to
be distrusted. There will be time enough to
talk of the admission of Utah when pOygamy
and the mixed government of Church and
State are both abolished. The practice Of
pOIygamy is not the only objection to Nor
monism. 1t is hostile to republicanism, to
democratic institutions, to popular free
dom, and to natural and honest inter-
course among communities. To throw the
political and judicial machinery of Utah Tor
Deseret) into the hands Of the Mormon leaders
would be to give to q hierarchy of morbid
fanatics powers which would drive from the
country every "Gentile" person, and build
up in the basin Of Great Salt Lake an impreg-
nable State, ntolerant of all On-Mormon in
1uences, governed by o hierarchy hostile to
ordinary immigration, and infested with
secret system of priestly espionage which is at
variance with the spirit of our institutions.
If the pernicOus fruits Of MOmOnism are to
be destroyed. it must be done in the Territory
Of Utah
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Gew'uotk Qailu Griibnale
TUESDAY, APRIL 80. 1872.


Tho eruptions on Mount Vesuvius appear to be
abatng. Showers Of ashes have fallen In Naples. -
The Spanish is taking active measures for
suppressing the Cariss Instruction Don Carlos has
issued proclamation. - Earl Russelps motion on
the Alabama question has been postponed 10 the 9th OF
May. ==== Further particulars have been received of
the earthquake In Syria. - Two thousand cartmen
have struck work in Liverpool. - Two or three
French Generals are TO be court-martaled. Com
munst is to be shot to-day.
In the United States Senate yesterday. the day
mostly occupied in discussing and passing new bill
timing debate TO fvemnute speeches on the ApprO-
priatiOD bills. In the House bill introduced
TO facilitate the payment OF duties by importers. The
Texas Pacific Railroad bill was passed.
The gathering at Gin cinnat increases in numbers and
Importance; the question OF Free Trade is anmaedy
discussed Extensive fires have occurred in Ere,
Penn Springfield, Mass, and in the Catskll Mountains
Another railroad scheme 10 deplee the Treasury
has been developed In Washington. -= The Missouri
regulators stu threatening hostilties. u s.
troops have been sent TO drive the white ruans from
Indian Territory. The Mormon Conference has
closed. Brigham Young making speech.
ExRecorder Smith elected President of new
Democratic organization. .== The experts report
the Methodist Book Concern account admits frauds and
Irregularities. but claims that there but slight
81 Gold. l19t l12i 1i2t. Thermometer, 6f, 74' 65o
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yesuvius though less fearful to the All

Vesuvius, though less fearful to the sur
rounding cities than it was day or two
since, gives forth some very impressive phe-
nomena. Electric disturbances, so called,
have succeeded the ordinary volcanic manifes-
tations, and lightnings and thundcrs, remind
ing one Of the story Of Sinai, attend the sub
sidence of the eruption. The spectacle is un-
doubleday one of the grandest and most ter
rible which the world has witnessed for CEN
turtles. Great discomfort. if not danger, is ex.
perenced by the people of Naples, as the streets
of the city are covered with ashes already three
inches deep Even at that distance from We
suvius, Naples may fear the fate of the buried
cities of Herculaneum and Pompcii. Appro-
priately in its order, report from the Syrian
earthquake comes with that from the Vosu-
Wan eruption. II seems that disturbance was
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The mystery which has for the last week
surrounded the movements of the Spanish
Pretender has been somewhat lightened by his
PROCLAMATION announcing himself in Spain.
There is much Espanolism and much fervent
faith in his manifesto, and very little common
sense. lie promises to deliver Spain or die in
the attempt. He win probably do neither.
Macmillan would not have died at Queretaro
if he had had the Pyrenees at his back,
and safety just beyond them. But Don
Carlos dc Borbon is the boldest and
one of the dullest of his race, and while the
CHANCES are in favor OF his prompt defeat and
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THE PUNISHMENT or THE RING.


One of the most important bills now before
the Legislature is Mr.. Tilden's measure to
provide remedies and punishments for pecula-
ton and malversatiOn of the public money.
1T has been marked for destruction by the
lobby, and without strong effort by the
friends of good government there is danger of
its defeat. Our readers need not be reminded
of the numberless obstacles which have been
encountered in the attempt to bring the mu-
nicipal robbers to justice. What with dstrust
of certain Judges, and laxity OF the law, and
complications of the code, the eflectual prose-
cution of Tweed, Hall, Connolly, and their
associates has seemed almost hopeless. Mr..
Tilders bill is designed to fix an adequate
punishment for the Offenses OF these men, and
to facilitate their trial before an impartial
court. II provides that the people of the State
shall have right of action against any per-
son who shall "rongfully receive or convert
public non,y. and against any public officer
who shall Srongfully pay or convert any such
money, u aid or permit it to be 80 paid or