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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

The Mixed Train will run subje to delays Incl
dent to freight business and will stop only at sta
tions where time Is given.
NEW CASILE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor ilmington and Philadsii
Wilmington at LILO P. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave smyrna for Clay
ton IL IS a.. m. and 1to y. H.. Leave Clayton for
smyrna $40 II. H., anu 200 y. III. TO mako connec-
ton with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the hent County and Queen
Anne's X Kent Kailtosds
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
Rail road.
AT IlAKRI NGTOS. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
| At SEAFOkD with the dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad.
At DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore KAiirooi
| and Wiconico aud focomoke Railroad.
II. r. kENNEY, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

Rrown University wants to move.
Richmond, Va, is after new Captol:
Rear hunting in New Hampshire is lively.
Ninety.three plantations in Alabama have
b.sn dsu.aged $400 900 by recent floods.
II ia now penal offence to play cards even
for smusemenl in Georgia bar room.
A 75.year old North Carclnan challenges the
State 10 q foot race.
Rhode Island runs church organs with water
A single orchard at San Diego. Cal. has
Welded this year 81, 900 gallons Of olives.
I,ady Burdett Coutfs' annual income i
Sl,OOO0OO.
Two brothers, aged and ! years, and belong
iuR in Omaha, have been arrested in kansa
City for burglary.
The latest Indiana divorce has been obtsine.
bv q husband on the ground that his vile GO
creed him into matrimony.
premium is offered at California fair L
the Young woman who shall prepare the bes
dinner at the smallest cost.
Aswarm Of wasps attacked Lord kerr's dI
vision in the recent English manruvres an
drove the invaders from the field.
An aged lady in Indiana, who had been bin
for Is years, woke up the other morning wit
her vision fully restored.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

TIE Coal TRADE.-The Miners Journal
says: 1.-THE quantity sent for the week from
this Region was s9, ,081 tons by rail, and l6, 399
by canal for the week 105, 400 tons, against
year. Decrease for the week 27,Sl4 tons.
The whole supply of Anthracite for the week
il 4O7, ,557 tons against 466 Sl0 last year, Btu.
minous, 45,778 tons against COILS last year;
Decrease for the week, So, ,595 tons. The total
supply Of Antharcite so far this year Is H. $780,.
VI tons against 9,1S3, ,275 to same period !asl
yss1 sssnv a s S,n%s 50 tar toms
against 10, ,738, ,429 tons last year. making the
increase this year so far, 4,0O2, ,709 tons
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
EICNlER'S RECIPES FOR LIQUORS

Contain the latest improved instructions for mix
ing Rrandies. Whiskys, RUNS. Gins. Bitters. Fancy
Cordiais Fruit Syrups. Bay Rum. &c Nc. No one
engaged in the Liquor Business can afford to do
without II em. Ask for them and examine them
at the book stores. Delivered by mail on receip
Of So, by AsHENBACH i MILLER. y. W corner 81
and Callowhill streets. Philadelphia "a. lnde 4
AMI sample sheets sent free,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20

LOWER RAILROAD FARES. New Yorl
Times thinks the leading railways can well affort
to reduce their fares. and yetinake handsome div
jdsnds for their stockholders. The interest OF thu
companies. as well as the public, the Times shows
would be promoted. not prejudiced thereby.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
...r,rrn. o, the swds.

US "
, =, ,,sh. / sat beside the pane ?: me,
~ .S H. h.srd sseoss the mist o. ram
an ~. vild blsds twitte! low.
>. 1s ..",sht how soon ~ l:ai! aesu
ana s.. -s,m vith little spscklsd brsas"
w would bs allsd fall of'ne~'
t.v III. wi.h.r.d. vet leaves fall.
Al cried, God shield and save 70 a"'
~" NAL birds, and blue and brown;
a. .II 70 tribes Of noisy things
w,.h Iinipfs on your ashsn wings
Soft Is tho thistle's down.
..av. With top.knots ON your heads
nrc,imson grains or scarlet feos'
Ana tongues so wild and loud;
nod save, said. in kindest care
Ss.,nr 70 drift along the atr
~. sowe bright sunset cloud.
And 70 in grey and russet suits.
And 70 With rufdss ell in autes
About your neoks ashine:
when April sends her lamps OF dew
~, ,;sht the dsrkensd daisies through.
aod fetch ~. darlings mine!
.,,xs with tuneful tender throats.
And 70 with white and spotiess coa's.
And ye that hold is scorn
sos, music and while summer CLEANS
q, hy your doubles in the stream,
Swapping your bills OF horn
And let what will my life beiail
It'll shall love and need ys all;
Nor can my heart make choice.
n, hold the nightingale preferred
Above the cuckoo. less bird.
Than lust wandering voice."
Thsref,rs. l pray. aud can but pray.
1orl keen and bring them back when May
Shall come with shining train,
Thick broidered with leaves OF wheat.
And butterflies and field pinks sweet.
And yellow bees and rain.
Va. bring them back across the ssas
In clouds Of golden witnesses,
The grand, the grave. the gay;
And if Thy holy will it be.
Keep me alive once more to see
The glad and glorious day.
Alice CdreU
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Fora hoInesteAu IN the West.
EW WWs11lzli( lzsss szsa.
PENNSvl IANiA CENTRAL &. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRA!f
AND
FAST EMIGRANI LIN +,
Or Il T T S 3 u kt a
And al places in tbs West, Soath0ssi a.
Northwest.
urux saoRrssr AND BEST ROUTE "a

fXruE saoRrgsT AND BEST aoUTE "a
Thi.line affords uueauailedin Inducements Der
son sdesiring cheap and xpedi to III
est and deserves particularly the attention "i al
auch as desire to avail themseveso of the Nomestea
Rill passed by the last Congress.
The penusy. II ania Central Railroad. with its cor
melting lines is BY l3 miles the shortest route to
Chicago aud other promin en- tpaces in the estant
IL alsO the quickest cheapest and best route To al
promine nent places In the Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers are forw ed in comfortable and air,
passen ger CAR B. furnished with cushioned seatswth
back g. water tanks, stoves, in Winter, and
NTH such ether conveIences as are requisite Tor tn
somfort 81 families .
Through ticketsA sold to all rrcmin ent plaeesiL
tho West, SouthNes and Northwest.at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under i've ears old ss free and chill
petvesn the ges of I've sndt years pay asli
Baggage Q Q checked and forwarded BY the ametrsio
nth the passengers. EightyPounds OF baggage sAr
san free 10 every full passenger.
The train ieay es daily except Sundays, and ticket
must be and baggage delivered at 1.-THE once
| No ia Mark Ut street. by o'clock, +. NJ;
| NV addressing the undersisned he will forwardb
,atmrn ut mail free charge. Acircuar containinG
| eomnIete price list, a map, correct COPY
| Homestead Law, a. al si.e such other ,niormat,on
| meX he tesirsd FRANCIS FUNK, Aren't
".' ofths Psnnsy lvantA Railroad Company
| No. llo Market Stree. Pkiiadslphis
| Philadslpbia. June ~. lsaA'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
-i=-----s'---- - -
r EwAR q

$1,000 l;S;;j !;
n 000 REWARD
For any case OF Blint
Bleedlug Itching or II
WI ucerated piles that De
uBIN0's Pile REMEDY fails
Ito cure. Itispreplrea ex-
w pressly to cure the Piles.
and nothing else. Sold bv NIL Druggists. Price 81
GENTS WRMted.-Agentsm make more mo.ey
"A AT work for US than at anything else. .usiness
light and permanent particulars free; T. sim
SON Il Co., fsas Art Publishers. Portland Mline.
! seplO 2aw&w4w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
REDUCTION in PASSAGE RATES

ANCHOR A1NE kTEAMERS
-> SAIL, EvHRr v EpNEsDAY AND SAruR-
S~AH DAY.
Pa.senssrs booked TO and from any Railw ~ Sta
ton or Seaport in Great Britain. ireland. Nor
way, Sweden. Denmark. Germany. France, Hoi-
land, Belgium, and the United States,
Cabin iare from NEW YORK to LONDON. LIV-
day. steamers $50 By SATURDAYS steamers eSS
and S75.
EXCURSION TICKETS, ol9O.
INTERMEDIATES. eSS, STEhRAGR. ess.
uay able in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old Coun
try can purchase tickets at lowest rataa. Ear tut
ther particulars apply to the Assnts. HENDk R.
SON BROTHERS. Bowling 3reRD. E.Y., to or
1 sp2-ywsW.. WilRiAttoa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
Rai1rnad 3tues.
P.as:.'"rtih WuMIEgici 80, :. -
ore kallcoA
&A
TIME TABLE.

nv -.
TIME TABLE.
p.Pss corner SIo,a o. :na i.s..
WA1nAha TRAIN a. ssS
Ts Ss,
e. 19asSs 9ass and
S!s.1w..sI R,!ro:d, :. ssaiOid vi!h porehe.'sI and
ka,ltoed At Salisbury with wicom,co And rOcomoks
ExfEEss TEAM a. I2o N. osund.ys e1ssp.ed,) 10,
.19 S:T95s and md =.
,rplnIg nng'1n On .lsh .iA :,.in q, 70, Nsv Castle.
.os y:
1,, s:.1
,Ms as,.of
NICE nTsxFsHss : isoF is1 s ss Wash
;s,, psay%. .sd M.ssii.
~ s'isst:S:
LEAVE wIiHlSoyos 4 's. sSanS siS IN :oo. 400
;..p between snss:, IT. sS4 rSadsl'Aa on sunday
The Gas A. M ta.u hom Wilmington w,li connect
At.su.l ,ane.,on BY stree. , car. wi,h the ssoA NJ
PHiLA. AND sALro. GhyTkAn 4. /. TRAINS.
Rls. iRlsSs s.ad T aud A
J Lave ihl!sdspn. 'o' to,s pspos.s ssnaa,s sles9
ss.as. fs'i ';$. y sr': .aa s:.si' 10
days Al hAuelpha fUf Chester Heights
2iA p. W. PbiladelIhia Tor Oxford At 7.UO y u.
Wednesday, AID Saturdays 80 p u The 7.UVA IN.
train stops at all Stations fe.wesn Philadelphia
| Lsnoku.
Leave Port Deposit iot thaAsyh tuuisy. excepted 81
W. r. IN and 10 y, NJ. Ox ord Tor FhAie phls ri
, $40 Y. M.. C6aais Ford fot fhiadtlpha 20 u 10
aupiay leave Philadelphia Tor oXtofd s.y =, IN.
Leave Oxford for Pnilade phiA 3aJ L.
Trans leaving rington al $40 u +iU vii
conect a. LAmokin Junction with tue 100 IN,
%Dp IN, trans Tor fhiaielphia and B s.l.nustr Cen
trsl Railroad.
TakoUVE TRAINS ERoa AALrIMoEK
LEAVE WILMINGTON a. ~ ~ l3D r. N, 5A.. 10 ~, /
CHES5xk FOR PaILADEL PHIa
| LEAN ChktrER al III, 81, s.33, Sin aua II us II
H&, 2.N, AAi,S.3 OH, 7 So ami 10 80 NJ
II Prom baltimore TO Fhadeiphia. Leay. Baltlmo,s
In Al. Way Mail; 915 An, EIpfe. 2t l. \. n
~ preas 2.l5f NJ. Exprsss tl.H I. Vi .hp,-s,
FICL Baltimore oTtpsposiiA .sss ns ia,. u
- atSUOf. III
ID Accommodation AinftoU foI. .Dspositwtiit.a,-fe,.
T. vile eatS u ". tor aAlsmott.ni hteine t',.r
l. tons
TRAINS FOR BALTIAORF
LoSvs Chester sI 1895 aud oil A. ", ard ass p.A
:, Leave Wilmington at l252, Is and 10 W ~ its
SIT 2.
SUNDAY IRAIS FROM IALTIaoRE
Leaves Baltimore ~ ~ atoppng at Magaona ftiI
d mans Aberdeen. Hsyysds-tsrace terry we Cna'
on town. North East. Eikton. Newark. stahton, Ne
poIt, WilsG, Cla ymont Linv.oc aud Chester
u :. EkSNE' sGDerute1 ten.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-20
freight 9infs.
BUSH.
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves ID wharf above Chestnut street, Pbiladel.
phs. daily at .. M. and French street wharf. Will
mington. at p. 70. Freight hsuilsd carefully anc
forwarded with dispatch. q. W. BUSH.
aDrltf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

DEATH IN DIVING SUIT.-Yesterday about
O'Clock, a diver by the name of Collins met his
death by sufiocation while engaged in diving
The circumstances are as follows Some time
ago one OF the steam launches belonging to the
Navy Yard lost her propeller while between the
wharf OF Baird Il Roper and the Navy Yard. 1t
was supposed that 1t was lost near the ferry dock
or in close proximity to the wharf of the Rich
mond steamer and yesterday Mr. Collins in com
pany with MIR. West and one or two others, made
arrangement to search for II. For this purpose
they started in boat to the supposed spot, and
Mr. Collins, dressed in his diving suit, was low
cred. After remaining under the water for some
time 1t was thought he gave the signal to be
raised, and on being brongnYto the surface 1t was
found on removing the cap thxt he was dead
There are different reasons given as to the cause
OF his death, some supposing that the pipe was
foul and could not work, thus preventing sutf-
cient supply of air, and Others that when the sig
nal was given 1t was not understood by the par.
Ties attending the pump and lifeline, in either
case instant death would be the result Norfolk
Vvginiax, 9Th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

A FEW evenings ago anexciting and char
acteristic affair took place in crowded Third
avenue car in New York. According to the
papers of that city drunken ruftian amused
himself by standing In the doorway and fore.
ing everybody to stumble over him. When
demonstrated with by the conductor, he struck
him, and in the fight which ensued, most of
the men on the platform took q cheerful
hand. Finally the fellow was put off the car,
and ran round to the horses heads, where he
attempted to stop the car The dryer there
upon dismounted and reasoned with him,
and the fight being. renewed, went Raily, on.
man appeared, and arrested conductor, driver
and drunken man. Meanwhile the pickp0ck.
ets merrily piled their trade and robbed COM
|batants and non-combatants with severe i'm
|partiality.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

IHE SENATE COMMITTEES Delaware Sen
ators are on the following standing Committees
of the U. 8. Senate:
on Finance-Messrs. Sherman, Morrill, (Vcr.
Bayard ""N
:, On Private Land Claims Messrs Thurman,
wood - $3.50 "
:, On fensions-M -Messrs. Pratt, Brownlow, Logan,
ton (Texns).
On Investigation and Rctrcnchment Messrs.
ard and TrumbuN 10y
10 AUDIT and Control the Contingent Expcn-
salisbury.
On Alleged Ontrages in the Southern States
Si nesss. scott, Chandler, Bayard, Pool, Pratt,
Spencer and Blair
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
DAILY GAZETTE.
Tho Wilmington narbor.

. Notwithstanding Congress has been awakened
:" 'nc Importance Of Wilmington and its valuable
cohtr''utions to the almost palatilc iron ships that
ply upon our bays and rivers and arc the nr,ac If
americans in many Of the sea ports of the most
important countries in the world that body has
e'mced want Of libcrality in its appropriations
Ior clearing out our harbor that amounts to
mcanncss We have pctitioncd on numerous
occasions and even after Government engineers
mad examined and reported in favor of deepening
'he ohristlana and making some improvement to
the harbor, the appropriation made by Congress
was inadequate and but little benefit has resulted.
A Dill has now been presented to Congress which
'o"'aihs an appropriation of only $4,000 The
smailness of this sum will be more fully under.
STOOD when 1t is remembered that Board of Trade
OIL this City had passed resolutions asking for
si"'oUo for the purpose of putting the harbor in
proper condition from this city to the mouth of
the Chrlstiana. The action of the waters of the
Delaware River and the vast amount of shipping
winch put into our harbor in times of storms
creates u sand bar at the mouth of the Chrstiana
'h"t should be removed, and the channel deep
ehcd as far mp as the Harlan Il Holingsworth
Companys iron ship works.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
PRICE / CENT.
2.ubltf Sales.
PUBLIC SALE,

Will be sold At Public Sale. without re- a.
serve; THURSDAY December l9. 1872, @A
az o'clock. p. m. on the premises OF X. H%N
y; Hicks. on the New Castle road. ~ Ak
miles from Wilmington nCw occupied by T. NJ.
noore. the following: 2 Horses, ono gray horse
Charlie. Kind anS gentle in sll kinds If harness
can trot bis mile in 1a minutes: bag MARI T. n
ME. hne size, good worker and driver; Milch
Cows. two ire in March and two in Msy lset, good
mixers; Brood Sow; q very choice selection Of
Poultry. consisting Of Brahmas, Black Spanish.
Leshcrn and Golden Hamburg; 1 family csrrinee.
market dearbOrnt; 2 night s0ii wagons, hn,se
cart. new Moore plow. new Twin harrow Gu,
tivators double and single tree. sets ch in pl0w
harness sets rope harness. double set wagon hsr-
ness. single set express harness set cart harness
sing set carriage harness. brides, co lars &c.
2crowbars. dearborn pole, 500 bean poles. 10 Of
poutrette. hot bed SASH GO hot bed sh also
lot fresh pork; shovels, spades. forks, hoes &c:
about l5o bushels dat turnps. lO bushels nutat "a
urnips, about $3.50 heads celery nicely trencbe tor
winter: lot Of Peerless potatoes. lot OF timothy
hay. lot of corn blades. milk pans. cream ms,
churns. xc; cook stove, oil cloth on floor win
low sh ades. coal oil lamps. half p, OK and half
bushel me asures, lot of new grain BAGS five min
ute ice cream freezer, and nauy other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS-AIl sums under $50 cash. above this
ount credit of months will be siven by giving
4 bankable note with approved endorser. with in
terest added, or discount o: 5 per cent. viii be
made for cash. EN-. 4 A, McC. MOOKE
WM. A. HUklLL. Auctr. dec9-a2towlt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

BURGLAR SHOT BY A WoMAN-At Fort Davis,
on the 2lst ult., Mrs Kendall, wife of Lieutenant
Kendall, of the Twenty-ffth Infantry, was awa-
kenea attwo O'Clock in the morning, during the
atscdcc Of her husband on duty, by man trying
room, besides herself, three children and young
lady companion. Mrs. Kendall called, but rceciv-
ed no answer, and the rutflan putting his head in
the window, she shot him dead with revolver
he garrison being aroused, hastcned to the scene,
and the body was found to bc that of Corporal
'ralifero, colored, of Company !. Ninth L. s..
Cavalry
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
General News.

Ex-Governor Curtin was among the visitors
at the White House on Saturday.
The South Carolina Legislature spent most
of Saturday in discussing the tax bill.
J. Russell Jones, Minister to Belgium, sailed
from New York on Saturday for his post.
1t is proposed to hold meeting of merchants
in New York, to-day, to devise measures for
preventing the locking up of money by stock
gamblers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
81 e o..

!.LiNM;.ln Newark. on the Sth inst. Annie
Katie Pillng; daughter Of John and Elizabeth p.
piling. aged Is years
The relatives and friends of tho family p. ro.r.,
imly invite. to attend the funeral from the M f.
thureh, at Newark. on Wednesday the llth inst. at
- CLOCK noon. lnterment Mt Newark Cemetery.
MACkLEM.1nn the Sth inst. Emma +. Macklen.
laughter OF Matthew W. and Helen Mseklem.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family respect
OF her parents. No. 10 East Second street, on Tues
day afternoon at o'clock. without further notice
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

TRADES UNION OUTRAoE.-In the General
Sessions to-day James o. Chambers was son.
yicted Of having. on the 9th Of June, annoyed,
essulted, and finally wounded with pistol shot
James Brownlee, q carpenter who was at work
In dis0bedience to the edict Of the trade union.
The jury recommended Chambers 70 mercy,
and the Recorder sentenced him to seven years
n State Prison.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
NOTICE.

Having sold my interest in the Coal business to A.
n. keithler, who will continue the business at the
old stand. ). +. corner Water and West streets. |
cheertully recommend him to my customers and the
public generally as worthy Of their patronage
take pleasure in thanking my customers for their
patronage in the past
am very respectfully. JOSEPH FOUT.
P.S.-l will remain at Mr.. keithlers office for the
purpose of settling up my business.
dec6-lw JOS. FOUT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

The failure Of large dry goods commission
house in Boston. owing 70 the great fire, Is
announced. Their assets are stated ct little
over u, 800 900, and the liabilities st o. S4,.
900. They offer . settlement ct 60 cents on the
dollar, to be paid within year,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

. One Of the most profitable, as well as inter-
esting kinds Of business far Z woman Is the care
OF bees In arecent agricultural report is stated
that one lady bought four hives for e10, and In
i've years she was offered 81, 800 for her stock,
and refused It - not enough. In addition TO
this increase OF her capital, In one these five
years she sold ~ hives and 40 pounds Of honey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

I. y. .!S sgsyls library lottery o. Sturdy s.s
Sis,7Sc; No. Ss.sss drew $3.50; No. 45,4ii
disw $780, No. 9o.990 drew $3.50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

The labOrers on the new post-office in New
I ork claim l5O, 900 back pay under the eight
nour law. and threaten to strike il their claim
is not allowed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
Vain - hla n tTsas AOE lS&fc~

~ The sub.c ribsrl sSlns 1. Ss.ssc s' S quit
& i.1m;.s Of :. (. E.c, st.sSrssif.. sSosssx
aiHs.eS S.. ea.sS sS .. wii%n, tor D:I ea.tsi9in:
sbSS. i s - diff, .e seS ssss: Is
@.at. consist = e. ao..s Sssis. s 1sss..S 1ssss
IN the yard. csrfi.s. hour, spriss sss e, sssS. S
Of Vine pss ' year. Il =, siss "i3sS - ..sl2 Of
@resaviik, station or he WilninSsoe 8 X ';st 1nt
snd dssif ahls in the eoautsy. and veil sa5 '
ior cou ntry seat. Terms sasy. - II
spts-J &c. YAIVA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

NOTICE-Ths fourth annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Masonic TemrIe Co. OF
ilmington. Dol. will be hello in the Director's
Room OF the Masonic Hall. on FRIDAY, the 9th
day Of Deceaiber 1872. at O'Clock, y. u. for the
purpose OF ciecting one person tor President. one
rsr. one person fer Secretary, and bins Directors.
to serve the easuins year. J. P. ALLMUND,
deg Eecro,arv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
4ottfes.

OST--From a drove. Novenb 4th, n1Nvxp
ls72. near brandywine village lars. .AGH
red Heller. (Cher0keeJ will weigh auvute&Hw
+25 pounds. marked on rump with tkf. Any in,vr.
nation that will lead to her recovery will be suiIa-
bly, rewarded BY calling at stall No Or 25 second
street market. RUTH r MAChLEN
dec9.dlwkWlt.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-05-28
Announcements.

tThe following are the prices 20 be
charged for the announcements of the
various county offices: Prothonotary $40;
Sheriff. IS; Treasurer, IS; Commissioner,
50; Auditor, $5. No announcements will
appear unless the cash accompanies the
name. There will be no deviation from
this rulc.I
PRoTHoNoTARY.
Mr.. EDIToR: Please announce the
name OF J. b. AGNEw, as candidate for
reelection to the office of Prothonetary,
Register, Recorder and Clerk of the Courts
of Forest County, subject to Republican
usages. MANY FRIENDS.
ED. FOREST REPUBLICAN, PLEASE an
nounce the name of l.. l.. DAVIS, as cam
didate for nomination for the office of Pro-
thoDotary, Clerk of the Courts &C., sub
ject to the usages of the Republican party,
at their Primary Election.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
SHERIFF.
ED. REPUBLICAN Please announce
LIEUT.. THOS. J. VAN GIESEN, of Tio-
nesta Borough for Sheriff, subject to the
usages of the Republican party at the
Primary Election. MANY VOTERS.
TREASURER.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN You will please
announce the name of BENJAMIN
ELLIOTT, of Harmony Township, as a
candidate for County Treasurer subject to
Republican usages, at the Primary Elec-
tlon. MANY REPUBLICANS.
ED. REPUBLICAN Please announce the
name of w. II. DUNN as candidate for
nomination for the Office of County Treas
urer, subject to the usages of the Republi-
can party; at the solicitation of
MANY FRIENDS.
COMMISSIONER.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:-P an
nouncce the name of S. j. SETLEY as a
candidate for County Commissioner, sub
ject to the usages of the Republican party,
at the Primary Election, and oblige his
MANY FRIENDS.