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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
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MOBILE, Ala, Sept 22-Last night, during
a meeting of republicans in this city, a disturb
ancc occurred II begun by the discharge of a
pistol into the crowd by some unknown person,
which caused general stampede. Some say
the first shot was fired by white man; Others
say by a negro. Other shots followed, and three
persons were seriously injured at some distance
Morris & Go was shot while standing in his
own dwelling. Richards, son OF c. G. Richards,
was also shot. Oliver J. Jemmes was knocked
down aud stabbed. These are the only persons
at present known to have been injured. They
were attacked by negroes who were stampedng.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
General Political Intelligence.

ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Ihc following is the full
ticket nominated by the straight democrats at
Springfield Governor, Sidney Breeze Licuten-
ant Governor, d. s. Storrs; Secretary of State,
Seth Sutton; Auditor, c. II. Whitman; Treasu-
rer, Henry West; Attorney General, George A.
Mech.
Ex-senator Richard Yates is lying very i'll at
the fremont house.
MISSOURI
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Sept. 21-The democrats
and liberal republicans Of this district yesterday
nominated Judge Bennett Pike for congress in
place Of General Craig, who declined the nomi.
nation.
NEW YORK.
BUFFALO, Sept. H.-Ihe democrats and liber-
ais to-day nominated Hon. VIM. Williams for
congress from this district.
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IhC Wcntlhcr.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 22-SP p. M.-Prob-
abilities: For the south Atlantic states, easter
ly to southcrly winds, cloudy weather and prob
ably areas Of rain on Monday; for the middle
states, clear weather, except probably over the
northern portion; for New England southerly
to westerly winds and generally clear weather
But very few of the reports from the gulf 10 the
Ohio valley and thence to the upper lakes and
westward have been received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Thomas B. Van
Buren,, United States commissioner to the inter
national exposition at Vienna in 1873, has nom
mated the following gentlemen to the state de-
partment for confirmation as assistant commits
sionerS: VIM. NJ. T. Round of Boston, Lewis
SeaSongood Of Cincinnati, j. G. Boiler of New
York, G. H. Blodgett of Burlington, VT, H.
Garetson of Cle,eland, Robert Sergeant OF
Brooklyn, Edward Gotshci of New Orleans, and
d. SteaseY of New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

NEwBURG, N. Y, Sept. 21.-Condt & Sons
extensive paper MILL in Shawangunk, Ulster
county, was DESTROYED by fire last night. Loss
500, 900; insurance $4,000. Seventy-five per-
sons are thrown out OF employment.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 21-The warehouse of VIM.
F. Long was burned last night, together with a
large quantity Of coal oil, -four, &c. Loss esti-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000; insurance not
aScertaincd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

INDIANAroLIs, Iud., Sept 22.-rhe national
eclectic medical convention came TO a close yes
terday. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, G. i. Niles, NJ. d.,
Mass; Vice Presidents, l.. Frazer OF Indiana,
DR.. Smith OF New York, W. I, Mckinney OF
Michigan; Treasurer, b. j, Stowe, NJ. D., of
New York Secretaries, X. A. Gum, Nj. D., Of
New York, s. G. Spray OF New York, aud G, Is.
Wpspott of Illinois
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
Personal TeIcgrams.

The examination of Edmond About at Stras-
bourg developed no case against him and he was
discharged Saturday.
Senator Bayard of Delaware returned from
Europe Saturday with his health greatly i'm
proved.
Rear Admiral Alden, commanding the Ameri-
can squadron now in European waters, has ar
rived i'm Paris
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-A Sioux City special
says. "a vigilance committee has been formed
in Dakota, to deal summary with horse thieves
and desperadoes in that region. A part of the
committee went out TO a stage rancho at Snake
Creek, Tuesday, and hung Michael Hartest,
keeper of the rancho, and Henry Hyer, to tee.
urnph nnleg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

Prince Bismarck's Varzin paper mills are
turning out very well. They cannot meet the
English demand for the paste-board which is
manufactured from pine wood in them. The
present mills work up annually 600 cords of
wood, and new factory IS being built which
will consume in this production 800, 900 cords.
Kansas farmer says cotton culture will prove
a great success in that state. He planted some
in June on piece Of land most likely to become
dry, being upland, He did not, in this expert
ment, cultivate it in any way, and, at this
writing, the stalks are three and half feet
high, with large well filled bols.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

New YORK, Sept. 21.-It is reported that
Charles OConor has written a letter to a mem
Der Of the straight democratic committee, ac-
cepting the nomination of the Louisville CON
yention. Mr.. G. P. Sykes, one of the leaders of
the movement says that O'ConOr uses these
words in his letter. 81 do accept the Louisville
nomination."
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STOCKHOLM, Sept q Prince Oscar, brother
Of the deceased king, Charles Nv, has succeed
ed TO the throne OF Sweden and Norway. All
dignitares Of the state yesterday took tic oath
of allegiance to the new monarch
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-Charles L. Henderson
was arrested last night by police authorities Of
TINS city charged with the murder of DIR. Mer-
1872. Henderson was tenant of Dr. Coles up
10 within tow days of the murder II Is stated
INC evidence Is very strong against hin
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Another Man Killed at the Tunnel.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. PA premature explo-
sion at the west end of Hoosac tunnel, Saturday
afternoon, instantly killed Peter Stone, an old
Canadian, seriously injuring John Smith, and
slightly injured two other workmen.
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Denth Of a United states senator.

CINoiNNATI, Sept. 22.--Garrett Davis United
States senator, died at his residence In Paris,
Kentucky, at halipast six this morning, after
wears old
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURr.-WILLIAMs, j.
Saturday, Sept. 21.-John McCarty, for a second
offence of drunkenness, and for neglecting to
support his family, was sent to the house of cor
rection for two months.
Morris Fitzgerald was fined So and costs for
drunkenness, and on a charge of disturbing the
peace, his case was continued.
Simon Cowans, Thomas Riley, Frank
Moran, Samuel Ray, and Michael Kelley each
paid fine of So and costs for drunkenness.
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE COMPANY,
who have already gained the good will of our
theatre patrons by their previous visits to
Worcester, will present divorce" tonight, with
the same excellent cast and the same richness of
costume and appointment as before Tuesday
night the company will present the French play
of "Artcle Az" 1t illustrates the injustice and
oppression Of double punishment of criminals,
which is not by any means confined to France
1t gives scope for a forcble expression of all the
passions and emotions of human nature. As
literary composition it is said to be powerful
and in some Of the lighter scenes is quite spark
ling and witty. As it was for weeks the great
sensation of the New York aud Boston theatres,
all our amusement lovers will want to see it,
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT-T exhibition
by the Mexican yaquero troupe, under the direc-
ton of the driving park association, upon the
agricultural grounds Saturday afternoon, was
new to all and met with the approval of the
very large audience who received the different
features upon the programme with shouts of
laughter and frequent outburSts of applause.
The members of the troupe showed themselves
efficient in all they undertook and appeared to
enjoy the excitement as much as the spectators.
Five western steers, that arrived in the city from
Albany in the morning, were used to illustrate
the methods employed by the Mexicans in Sc
curing and subduing wild cattle The enter
tainment opened with an exhibition of the lasso,
showing with what precision this can be used
The next feature was riding a steer without
saddle or bride, the rider holding on by the
animals tail. Throwing an animal somer-
sault without the aid of lasso astonished
the spectators as much as any of
the different performances. One of the
troupe, while riding at full speed would over
take one Of the steers, seize him by the tail and
by vigorous notion throw his leg over the
tail, and away would 90 the animal over and
over upon the track, The remainder of the
programme embraced a number of different
icats on horseback, both in the use of the lasso
and riding. The programme for this afternoon
will be entirely different, aud will be the last ex-
hibition but one of the troupe in this city.
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PREMIUNs.-The following awards of pre-
miums at the Worcester cattle show were acct
dentally omitted in the list published Saturday
morning:
Frnit-Applcs, best % varieties, Charles Goodale,
l. Ellsworth, John Farwell, E Parker best 10
rington; best Grayenstein Rice; Porter, Charles
Hubbard; Hubbardston Nonesuch, j Pierce ;
badwins, J Il Pierce; Autumn Sweetings, G b
Robbins; Winter Sweetings, q I Foster; King of
Iompklns County, c L HartshOrn; pears, coilec-
ton, VIM IL Earle, 7 w Wellington; best 10 varie-
ties, . Hadwen, b w & fl A Harrington; best 6
varieties, l. HartshOn; peaches, VIM Eaton, VIM
Eames; guinness w & II A Harrington, Chas f
tosteri grapes, ConcOrds I w Wellington; Hart
ford Prolific, + j Kinney
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TWO STORES AND CELLARS.

On Waldo street. suitable for Flour and GRAIN Groceries,
Provision Manufacturing purposes; also, chambers
the same to responsible parties The above Will ne
leased for term of Years, Also, shop with power 20xe0
feet Cypress st also shop suitable for carpenter or
other mechanical business Foster street Inquire OF
A. X. RICHMOND and b. l. PEABODY;
m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
Business Notices.

For the best $40 suit in the city 60 to DE VOLTS
PAINTING in various styles DRAWING from OBJ
jects and Nature. and ELEMENTS OF PERSPECTIVE
taught by A. T. SCOTT. Room No. Almonds ;
Building. Eighth street between Market and Ship
ley, apl2 fstkfpd
Go to the Dolly Warden and have explained their
novel way Of selling Cigars 10 cigars for fifty cents
and there are FIVE hundred dollars given away with
every thousand punches Sold and they do it and sell
beet foe cent cigars IN the city. GIG Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
LuxBER.--The other day, upon close inspection
we were surprised at the very large and well
selected stock of Hemock. Spruce, Yellow Pine.
White Pine, &C. at Wise * Lanes. south side OF
Market street bridge. Builders take notice, as
they have considerable dry under cover aps-tf
De VOLTS Boys Clothing department Is well
stocked with all the latest styles. apl3mw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
[ From the Philadelphis Telegraph Of y yesterday.
NOT LIBEL.

Court Of Quarter Ssssi0Ss-Jwdgs Paxson.
This morning Messrs. Fsathsrston, Peacock Il
Wells, publishers OF the EOe~ing Bulletin news
paper were tried upon the charge of libel against
John c. Grady, member Of the bar. The facts
of tho case, ~ detailed BY the witnesses, were,
that Mr.. Grady was employed by the father OF a
Young woman to sue one James B. Workman, OF
Wilmington, Dell for the dishonor Of the girl
The suit was settled ct Wilmington by Workman
giving Mr.: Grady three Judgment notss and a
check, all in favor Of the girls father. On the
18th Of January, as the Bulletin vas about going
to press, q man huniedly entered the Office and
requested that the advertisement he brought
should be inserted at once. With the advertise
ment he produced . bill for the same, which had
been given at the Office of another afternoon pa
per- indicating the price Of the article, and MIR.
Williamson, who attended to him, thinking 1t was
a notice OF lost notes, did not stop to count the
lines, but sent it at once to the composing room
The advertisement turned out to be notice charg-
ing that Mr.. Grady had obtained the notes by
fraud and warning persons from receiving them.
Without calling on defendants for an explanation
o any satisfaction whatever, Mr.. Grady at once
began legal proceedings against them, both crimi-
nal and civil.
The District Attorney very promptly said there
was no malice whatever in this transaction, and h.
could not conscientiously ask for conviction.
Mr.. Goforth, counsel for the defendants, made
brief speech vindicating his clients and showing
the entire ubsence Of any desire to injure Mr.
Grady.
The judge said that q the article fell under the
head Of privileged articles. express malice and Tho
falsty Of the article must be proved to warrant 9
conviction.
The jury, without leaving the box. rendered 9
verdict of mot guilty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
THE PENlNAUI.A.

The schools of South Milford will open on Mon :
day.
The Swiss Bell Ringers are on a tour down the
Penins~--.
Some Inherent peddiers were arrested in Mil
t"ri one day this week. for plying their vocation
without a license. ,,
The new clerk Of the Peace aaL Prothoaotary
anL "A lew friends. at Woods hotel, Georgetown.
on Tuesday evening last. 49,
A small yacht. II feet long by feet vide with
awning over il, will be launched at Caroteee's =
ship yard. ON Saturday afternoon at o'clock 1t
is owned by Harry l. Laws. +. Martin Laws. and
Frank Il. Richards. and will be named Salhe E
Lars Milford Ners
Mr. Samuel Townsend is erecting a large
two-stOry frame hotel, At Townsend.
The New York commission men are down
the Peninsula, looking after the fruit prospect.
Barnum will soon start on tour down the
Peninsula.
Rev. DIR. Willetts of Philadelphia, lectures
in the Town Hall. at Middietown, on Tuesday
evening next, on "MOOnshine.
James X. Booth. Esq. who has been prac-
ticing law in San Francisco for several years,
has returned to New Castle.
Personal III. A. MaImsten, agent OF the
Middletown Immigra:iO lou Society, has written
~ IIC corresponding NoCSiCS0iy "a siC NoSsSsy =
informing him OF his arrival IN Sweden on
March 25th. lie proceeded to Stockholm
and commenced operations.
NOT FAILuRE.-lt has been said that the
buds on oil peach trees, in this ncIghborhood.
had been injured. We were shown, on Thurs
day some buds from the orchard OF Mr.. Martin
F. Walker. The branch was cut from a ten
year old tree. Troth's Early variety. and COLI
tanned about three times as many buds as the
tree, will be able to bear. should they all
mature. The buds were swelling rapidly, and
should the weather continue warm they will
blossom In about two weeks-M,ddletoscn
1'rdnscr1W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT.

Rev. b. 5. Frost. Pastor Of the Free Baptist
Church. Jonssville, Vermont. writes Il had suf.
fered for many years from Chronic Disrrhoea and
Colic becoming much reduced that was at times
unable to attend to my ministerial duties. l had
been treated by several physicians both Allopahic
and Homeopathic. but with NO permanent results.
While on q visit to Scranton, Penna.. experienced
very severe attack, and by the advice Of some Of
my friends procured q bottle Of MIsHLER's HERB
BlTrRRs. The effect then produced gave promise
of an ultimate cure, and On my return home con-
tinusd its use. have taken six bottle and am Gu
red II is truly q raiuabie remedy"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
CITY .lTE MS.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. rs Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general, that he keeps hand al descriptions "i
nj alcincs. and that y competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tha
store and that charge Is made except the regular
Irce of the medicines. the same price they would
pay anywhere else: but that one is visited Mt
their residences.
BUILDERS HAKDWARE.--We would call
the attention of those building TO our stock Il
Building Hardware, Paints, OILS Glass; &C, which
is well selected, and LARGEST i'll the STATE.
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortisc Locks, Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Stay Backs and IN
fact all necessary matcrisl for building. for sale by
CAPEILE Il BROTHER. 2l2 Market st.
Carpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters an
Chapman's make,l Chisels Sockets and Firners
Squares. Steel and Iron Compasses, Caapers, Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchers. Bevels, Saw
Sets, Piumbs and Levels, &c. for sale by
CAPELLE Il BROTHER, PIP Market st.
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, Al, all cotton
Grail. Bags, for sale by
CAPELLE y BROTHER, PIP Market st..
PLOWS, Of different makes, follows Heck
endorn, Moore, Atwood " Wiey's, (Ncw York
makes,) for sale by
CXPELLE Il BROTHER. PIP Market St.
PLOW CASTINGS --Heckendorn, Moore, AT
wood 4 Willey's. for sale by
CAPELLE q BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FORKS.-Our stock OF Table
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tip-hom, Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American makes
is worthy Of the attention oi any one wishing to
purchase. CAPELLE Il BRO, 2l2 Market st.
CROSS CUT SAWS Wood and Cross Cut
Saws, with Tuttes patent teeth these saws, by the
experience of practical men, will do much work
in one day any other in two] and at redu d
prices, tor sale by CAPELLE u BRO.
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

A colony CT three hundred persons from Lancas-
ter county. Pa. went to Wilson Creek, Kansas,
Last week, by way Of Reading. Allentown and e.
mira, and thence by the Erie RaiIoad and its con-
nections. They were furnished with first class
accommodations at about halt fare.
The Assessor of Internal Revenue at Salt Lake
City has received orders to proceed against the
Zion Cooperative Mercantile Institution for vio-
lating the revenue laws, regarding the issue of
their own paper ss fractional currency, without
stamps.
The Florida Radical Convention adopted resol,I-
tions sustaining Governor Day. and denouncing
Reed and Gibbss. Secretary OF State. Considera-
BILE change was made in the State Executive Com
mittee.
The important Mormon ceremoney of setting
apart the missionaries authorized by the Confer
ence to labor in Great Britain anu other places
in Europe, took place ut Salt Lake City on the
10th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

The latest accounts OF the disaster to the steam-
or Ocesnus place the number Of lives lost at from
sixty TO seventy. Among the names Of the dead
and missing. Is far as known, are none belonging
to the Atlantic Ssates. As the books and papers
OF the boat are missing, correct list can be Civ
Ell. The engineer states that he tried fye gauges
few moments before the explosion, and found
plenty of water in ali he then walked back to Ret
cup Of cofRss, and in I've minutes the explosion
occurred
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

NOTICE.
IN The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
ON the line of their road and " est Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph office.
No, 2 Vest Third street, or TO their Depot, Front
and Madison, orders left with Mem Mullen 4 Seal,
delivering agents will reseive prompt attention.
z. STULZ.
ap6-tf Genl Sup't W. 4 X. r. II. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
ap6-tf

NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.--Del delinquent Tax
~ Payers and those who have become possessed
oftaxable property on which Taxes Laye not yet
signed any evening except Sunday, ut No. a East
sixth street. and settle all demands against them
on he books. GEORGE G. WARD.
ap1- Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
F0rney's .Estlmale Of the Delegates 10
the Graat Convention.

From the Philddelpkia Fress of April II.
"The State Convention yesterday appo inted q
set OF delegates for the Philadelphia districts,
most OF whom are utterly without character or
influence. except with roughs or bummers of their
own stripe. There are but two or three respecta-
bls men in the whole delegation. The rest have
bsen taken mainly from the very lowest Of our
petty ward politicians. We advise that meet
ings be called at once in all the wards Of the city
and wherever else in the State this course has not
already been determined upon"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
SMALLPOX REPORT.
BOARD OF HEALTH,

WILMINGTON. April II, 1917. !
days-there have been reported at this Office the
following cases:
Small-Pox 20; Varoilod %; total AZ.
OF these all were white, A.
Is were males and "a females.
l9 were adults and % minors.
Sent to the Hospital, 3.
Death reported, q
81 OF these cases have been reported within the
last i've days.
HENRY EcKEL,
President Board Health.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
HANDSOME MOUSTACHE!

MOUSTACHE.l PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH
WHISKEkS. COMPOUND. The Gr-a, HAIR
MOUSTACnE. GROWER. will produce q luxu-
VIII X EKS. rant MOUSTACHE or Wills
KERS on the smoothcst face
Pleasant TO use. sent to any sd-
dress on receipt of Fifty Gents.
H. BOND, CHEMIST,
N. E. Cor. Ten and Chestnut Streets. Phila.
febl6-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

Referring to the Liberal Republican movement
the World says sditorislly:
$50 far as We have any prepossess,ons tn sy are
IN favor OF this movement; but we must decline
to commit ourselves either to it or against it until
It reaches further stage Of development and we
have better data for estimating the boldness,
strength and vigor with which it is to be prose-
cuted. From the beginning we have had no doubt
Of it, complete success, if Its leaders should show
no infirnity OF purpose and no lack Of political
courage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
1900 REWARD.

bIATF UF DELAWARE. !
ExECUflyk DEPARrHErr
Wheress. WILLIAM DENNIS. aiias RiCH-
AkD DUCkEkY.s negro man. who is charged
county OF New is,le, and has ned from iusticc
Now. therefore. !. JAMES PONDER, Gov ernor
oi Delaware, do offer a. ewsrd Of Two HUNDKED
sppreh en-ion and delivery Of the raid w I'LL An
DRN MS. al;as R1CAAkD DUCKERY, into tte
Castle county. At ary time within twelve months
from the date hereof. and do here, y request the
Sheriff. Of tho several countiss Of ts State their
Of this state TO BE- viGIant in their effort. 10 csnse
the said william Dennis aiias Richard Duekery TO
the Jail aforesaid. -"
10 witness whereof l have hereunto
(SrAG \set my hand and caused the 9rsst Ssai
)of the State Of Delaware to be 4 I'D NJ
S6S>Dover. the first day Of April, in The Year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty NO.. JAMES PONDER
JOAM II. PAYNTER, Secretary of S,a,s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

NOTICE.-Ihereby warn all persons against har-
~ boring OF trusting my wife Mary +. Cooney as
/ will not pay any debts Of her contracting.
apl22t PATRICK COONEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
r. 4. n.

A r. a. n. 4
The NJ. ". Grand Lodge of the State of~ y
Delaware, viii 0sst in special Session ut M
the Free Masons Hall. la this city, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April 1872 at l2l5
New Hall.
By order of the Grand Master,
mar.9wtm- decd j. p. ALMOND, G. S,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

BY ORDER OF THE GRAND MARSHAL.
The Lodges vi form on King street. the right
resting Third street. facing Eas'. All the OH
Gers the Lodges ordered wear their lew Ella
Moving ut one o'clock. y. M. sharp. over the fol
vvlpg route:
Out King street to the junction Of Market, down
Market to Tenth street. out Tenth to West down
West TO Se>Ond. down oecOn to Market, up Mar
ket t0 the New Hall aud halt
The different Lodges are requested to report to
ne A. soon a possible. ~ that l can assign them
their positions Ia line. TAOS NJ. OGLE.
aplO Grand Marshal.