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- Sen. S9eriban fam beute Morgen bier

- @en. Slertoan lam gelte Wtor9en bier
on.
- Ser 6epenie~@ommiIidr idGtt bic Gin.
nahmen oes 8iireaus in bieiem Sabre altf
$105, ,O00, 900, ODER $50 900, 900 meniger, olS
i'm porieen Sabre. Oi. natitrlid)e 3unabme
Der 9tebeniien nirO auf Yro3ent oeran'
id]laqt. 9ie @inuabmen i'm sriteu Quartal
maren beoeutenber, al8 ipGter, neil in benz
lelben ueri6ieoene alte Sdlul0en eingetrtebeu
puroen. Soutel baS Sitreau eriabren bat,
lit iopobl oas Sabad8<, al8 au6 ba8 Splrt<
tuoeugeIee NIT ben lebtcn @on9reBaecseu
5Ifrieben unO man glaubt ntd)t, oaB IN Der
ndAiteu @ougreBiieung trgenOwie etne glen=
0erun9 empfobleu merben mtro; aud) 1T eS
nidIt iehr mabrldeinllt, baB etne 9lelloerun9
oeS Sarif5 empfoBlen wiro.
- gu oem @ratulation86eiude be8 Oiploz
tnattid)eu Corps beim BrGiioenten 9abell an
gsblid) bic @eianbten bon Spuuten uno 8el<
glen oeu AuitoB, pelbe BON ibren Ie9ierunz
gen tele9rapbijd) augeluieien luoren. Die
8egieruug befanb iid bteIer S0ftdteit 9e9en<
iibcr in elmer eigentbiimlt6en Sage unb &C.
tretdr Sib, peIter sur 3eit ntd)t autpeleno
mar, mubte ben Serren 0iplomaten mlttbetz
len, baB i6r Seiud ei9eutlif perfribt gene.
ien. unb bas electoral @oae9tum nod gar
nid)t abgelttnmt babe.
- Sberit SritOp, Der General Collector
piro pabri4einli6 bemndAf iene @ntlaiiun9
eini9iden.
Ser 8rGTbent bat ben 81 Qnfan9 Der
6Oer Sabre fliidtig setuoroenen AppletOn Dat
Smith besnaOiat, welder i'm Sabre 1861
uad Sort @orren sei6idt wurbe, neil er an
qeblid) al Der 4uariiitung eines Sflapen'
i9ifIes in 8oiton betbeiltgt mar. Smttb
purbe ipater nadl bem 8pfpner Staotge<
fGnanib tranSferirt, aber che er proSeiIrt mer'
ben tonnte, murOe ct fliiftig. .%Seitbem bat
er bic Ser. Stuateu 9cmieOeu. gteueroingS
crbielt Der 4raiioent Elm pon einfluBreifen
8oIonern unter5et9netes @naOengelut, in
fol9e Oeiieu Der YarOon erfol9te.
- guubeS.0ifriftSs2l s2lnmalt Sliher, tpelz
6em Der @eneral 4npalt Die Yetitton I'M
llmwaublung bes 3ObesurthellS BON Sarnep
28oobs in Nelpz9orf itberwielen hattie, it)ldte
Dislelbe nit elmer uu9iinltt9en Senlerfun9 an
Oas Suits 9ep0rtement 5uriid unb Der BE-
trefienoe pirb mabrid)eiuli6 anl 27. D. so.
9ebdnet weroen. 28oob5 ermOrOete tm Gu-
quit 5. S. eintn 5rn. Gbseisman bon gtep'
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Eph ei1ee c1notancr- S dnntfinns.

ct. 2oui8, u. giOubr. = Sine 0speGe
BON 6ort @ibion melbet ben SOB uOn HOuI5
0omning. 3. mar Der oberiie 6auptIing
Der GteroteienzNation.
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Sie berbeNcrte rJlurenec" Rabua
Sff,ire.

Die bette Maidtne fir isid,te unb i6wers Tam't
Tenzs,abeterer. @it bat Die bcriibmte ritfFeloGre
spstiez uno lid, ielbf ri6tenbe SpuliGfzs treduns
uno oausrt ldnser, als ieOe anrsre 1taidine. Ssrc
unter Ieitten 3 Beoiusuusen oertauft im
Der IS florence N dRma~
idtnen= Sci Ii6aft,"
(o,rot Jogpteg) SSr 40 Nprh= Is harteesfr-
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Ste ,9Gmcricun Scntral>

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DDn 81. NnHls"
bat i'll 8oiton felne 4geutur, uuO ibre aus
Der 8ofoHGr Galamitdt cutipring2nOeu Ser
luite jeOer Grt werOeu b14fcn8 fiui5cBntau'
eno Dollars betragcu.
nag 9ieie 2lngaben firO amtlia. un6
uniere &unOen t6Hueu ijb 5uOeriiduiA
0aruuf uerlafen.
(272-3) OcD. y. Same.
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eEnQifYements.

9tem Dort, y. NoU. - Die GaQiiies
mcut8 pom u. =. 6arid, u. s. Sing, Great
& &c., Stemart & Rattiion, $. s. @rOB,
gS. q. 8tef, s. 3. 0ibbIe unO gS. 3. 9ens
OeriOa wsrOeu un9eSeigt. SIS beftnoet iid
buruuter feline aroBe iStrmQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-13

25 Yro;ent billtger, ais tr9eHo eln unDeres
@eihdit in Der StaOt.
Medicated Scarlet mousne llutetteiber
aegeu Itpeumdtiemu5
Weri-pE 3 amen nnterfleiber
bon aleu bsliebter fSdbrfoten,
25 9rpsent bi'siaer, ; rrr as,pobnId,e@ e@reis.
Ctr 9roBes Nortimert DON
ReiietQi den nuno gurteln,
sopie aulb Roui1elirz zOamensllntaflelbern, Goret=
ten, striimpier, naubidubcn,c.
Ieal & 6nrtmann,
Gr. 1879, aBeff= SSaltimpreftr.
fcp,;o4 IoGBt sO ,NniS11pn Enrthz II tS nInertFr
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9r. Z. g. @aters, 3abnarst,
Demonfrator an Der 3abnar8neIiduls in Salttmor'
Ser AZ, 5aupperifraBe.

Or. Waters erbdlt bic natirIiden 3Gbne onrtt BE
banbluns uno iiauns, iett finhlibe 3dbne Guf eine
pe,beiierte 9ietbooe elm u sebt 3dbne obne S6mer'
,eu aus. VIE arbeiteH uerbeu sarantirt. Beionbere
aufmertanlteit miro ben 3dbnen pon ainbern ssub=
met. (Npriu5,1SD
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ssy- 0er irsenb cluen Slue!sl binf4tltb oes Ser
otenites Der s. ONE itb CT HabmG 9lne lat, oer
nsbme cine 10 de pon uns gum Seriuh, unb meHn er
ieialbs nd,t r ont befinoet braudt CT nc mint Sn
fauien. Sci uns miro 9eutih seiprod!en, mir gs6en
uniere Snitruttonen in beutlder Sprad9e uno gopen
in OentiG seorudte @ontratte llr lol9e Yeflonen'
pelte oieielben fphni6sH n.a
Rr. A36. sSeffs Sdsetteffr.
2,peioaeSbdIte befinten fidh in Wr. = ,. ca= =Salz
Ma,,ws (26l-D
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ySOgn 6ancGdz zGcgcniritigcn 2rbcnsz
GRefaranjziJelral9a
Sic SOitoncr TcutrsbrAuit.
9ln Sas @Snblifum!
sEeuerzNetI Iidlernnasz v Qcntnr

sSeuerz8ellid) lid)ernngszNg Ngcntar,
gde Ser Soutb- mo @ermaHiTaBe, 9alto.
8Ultimore, ben II. gtOu, 1872.
2ln SaS 9Sublifum
Die mcit uerbreiteteu Scrii6te I'M 8etreff
Ser oeroerblfen, our6 Oen itouer
8rano bcr5etaeitilrteH 8ululte pOu Scrii.
dlerun9S 9Sz@eicuihaiten lalicH c8 na6 Der 2(ns
iiht OtS lluterieid)ueten angcmeiieH eridei.
uen, Die tbuti d dltbcn @erluhc ieiner
@ompa9nie'H aHiu9ebeu, Oamtt aus Nen Ges
mHtbern Der SctbelIlgteH ale Seiiirahtngen
idmtu0eu
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Gic StnnSarS>
sSenrr &erii@eruugs=G s=Gumpagntr bnn
Nrn Qlnrf"

nit 8aar= 9lftiOiS iE 6Dbe bon iber b iers
Dollars
miro urgeidbr Observation-Disclosures
Dollars Derijeren, mouOu Die 2lttlOuare, Obne
audi nur elnen Dollar pom 8runccapltale 3u
nebmen, jeNen 9euer prompt bc5abcn per'
Nptt
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Die , Sutpcrtalz

Observation-Disclosures. D0h N1h0nll"
miro eh8bunoerttallicnO Dollars einbitBen.
Shire @olO=2lttiua I'M 8ctyogs BON ati)t
WliIIionsu Dollars hlit mCtr, oenr eiHer
Dtiuiou Dollars 2epOiiteu i'll OeU &reinig"
ten Staateu MAIDEN etneu iOl1eu &erlut 4ns
QeGdtS Der meridittterliAeu Starte Der
@ompaQnie unbeoeutenO.
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81 stal : Noti;cl..
Die 3Giliom'Id)e gabmai6ine

OIc <NtIIJiI FWE yEHJHIuIWIHg
fir ore 4rten einfade unh Eorcn=Grbet lit por,ii9A
Iid,er, als ate arfern. Sic lduit leidt, obne sc,
rlnsd 1T einfld nno >ouCrpa't unb eianct M beiou=
Se,e fin Shnefer. Der 8rei5 herielben 1T bon s5C
bis sl25. Dsar iprcte ror uuc uuterute beielbe.
~. SSrppn, Asent,
,@fc hcr @larles= unb SaltmorefraBe.
(Rou 1872 wteN
25.Tru5rnt gripart.
lln'erc &unoen erhalten Den Sort6eil unlerer
.- aro6en Suar= =ginfdufe.
Gartpriabt & RnrnFr's
Jtorioif nno Tem 8rurspf,
utsrIicott @ompagnie
,.nh he nr hprpn hrIiPhtpn SSnhrifntP
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fIr nomi(iru-SSGf>nrbsiten

in feline ad,iue beier, oils bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch. ba lie oGuerbaf uro enu6 lit nit eidbt b'z
idapi,t uiro unb rsenD sinsr Der tReursn Dtaitnen
sleidtonmt.
sie tohet pon s25 BIO $50 unb miro auf tlnI Sabre
qorantirt. Jobn I. Sutler, @eneralsN9ent
Wr. g, Rprez GharlesStrake,
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6cOr9 y. San8er,
9rdlbent;
Jarn6am 9Slummer,
g;cez 4rdTOcut;
GcOr8 y. Gtgcr,
Setretdr.
Snrcau
Der
nSCla Saneot-
Grgrn(citigra ttbtus-
l)trf6rrmgs-
IctGf@aft."
r9Uitpn, -. g(pp. 1872.
sln 6rn. gG. g. gGilfiniDn,
General 2t9euten
Baltimore,
Diarplano!
g9ertber 6err
Die 8eamten
Der
n5Obn SancO6.@ .@egeniettigen
GrbsnS Geritderungss
@cfcHfAaft"
MAIDEN nit 9roBem 9trgniigcn 36uta 6iers
nit cie Wltttbetlung, OoB 0tc G'eieuihait
Our4 bic idretlt6e 5euer3a
brunit in y oitOn,
melfe iOeben bcwdlti8t wOgOeu 1T,
fcineu 0crluft crlitten Bat.
gliidlid)rWeiie bat Die geicllifait
nur jmet 6gpOtb
auf @ruubbeiib iuuerbalb oe8 8ranS6e;irfes,
melt)e Betoe iidJ auf iiiniuubOrciBgQuisu0
Dollars ($35,0OOJ beIaufeu, wGbreu0
3 er ba3u 9eb6ri3e Grunp unlO
8Oben alletu
imeiunooier'iQtauieuO fiuf5uuOut RoGar8
(S42 500 mertb lit.
2luBerOem 0aOca mir ais Si4crEcjt SD.
lcl uuo YOliceu crittr &taiie
BON BEN Semen 4iieturQuH
Comp a8uIc'n
in 6Guben.
28ir b0ben fernrr
fciucu Dollar
in elmer &crilAerung8e @ompags
ME angelegt.
Qieie &wTteruug iO1te Sie III 5tau0 iet.
sen, Die Auipritde DER
!, Sngn d=Gcgcnicitigcn Grbensz
aRefnranjziJelr
aui 8crudTdti9unq Oc8 Yubutums uad).
oritdlifT urO entrg,idJer 5ur gctun8 III
briugeu mo bllNtgit
eiuc tarfe Site pom 9ciu]eu
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~ Ny6iye NG1e! @M

aur Seleiu's Auslano ssiorst innerbaIb "a Stunben
8. &aine,
s-D eae Der Salti,y yPrear. auO $50. .saOsnus.
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q d,Irrrcr 0SprIuH.

gtew 3 ort, -. 0tou.-Su gfetparf Uerz
braunte beute MOrgen elmer BON ASamS' @r.
preB 8o9eu. @S wwoen babel iitr $40, 900
Seihe. Bclsrp0aren Il. |. ~. aerit6rt.
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Die ein,ige adlte retbe6erte 3ulpe'Id)e
Nihmald,iae,

Ionic Die ,gmpire" unb afle onoern, out nstn9er'
Jfr. ." in Dem 8 ampf 6epartrzS ben oon
Sbomas Sbdnfs,
foor1 19O Gds Der 9ombQrb= unb Sblrpfr.
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Hurrace i'm SeGergei4ofe oes @ebduceS un
Der @de Der Sin9itOus unO Snmneritr. ents
itanb, inbeB giebt e8 aud Otandle, Die cine
b0spillige 8ranoIiituug oermutben.
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ollie 2lrfen
geahmajhiuen sur Mietge

Al 50 monatli6. Gum 8ertauie in RGtsn6c9'nn9eH
an S. pro Ylonat. 8anrjabler erbalcn etnen toera@
len Gbsus. Spr'ep SohceH'ia9er'
.1r.o, aHEN Nlr 9R T3nrN ESutaipifra lie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

GARnrTsoN's OaAL SuRoERY.-This vsloa0is
treatise on the surgery OF the mouth. ~ H.
James E Garretson, oral Surgeon in the OnNe.-
sity of Pennsylvania. furnishes, IN eon1unc.lon
with the ordinary descriptions OF dental manipu.
lation., CONDENSED, but comprehensive
in the physiology and pathology OF the contiguous
parts, and gives the proper medical o. sS.s."' ~.
treatment. In consequence OF this plan .nS wv
dent, who wishes to learn the principles OF p"!s'.
ology. pathology and surgery, as appnea " .To
mouth, will fiji them recorded in pr. taIIe.a
Oral Surgery. with a sharpness OF enuncM.,oA N''
only TO be obtained by accurate ana 'ohS col'-
tlnued observation, and will also acquire kno*
ledge Of the tools with which he Will nave 10
work, and the best methods OF applying tnen''
l he author has by happy faculty adoptea ~.
tenn by which the reader, from the considela'on '
OF the elementary facts in each case, IS lea ul
gradually to full understanding 0! the suoJec'
treated upon. ana while the student can OBTAIN M
struction in the ludiments, the practitioner can
find precedents to justify him in performing IN.
more complex operations. Succinct cPno"es y,
the arguments Of other writers are gwen, anu
on all important questions, numerous ana eapol
ate foot notes furnish the observations an" sou'
clusions Of recognized authorities. Ire worS
published by J. b. Lippincott X Co, IN al al
octave of about eleven hundred pages
with numerous steel plates and WOOD cuts Ae0"e'
: Dr. Garretson was formerly Of this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
Civil Rights.

A case was decided in the Criminal Court in
Washington, on Friday, before Judge Macarthur
that will cause murmur of discomfort, no doubt,
among some of the opposition leaders. The case
Was an appeal from the Police Court where Sc,
bastian Aman had been fined 500 and costs for
refusing to wait on a coored man named Fooic
and four of his friends.
Judge Macarthur, after viewing all the circun1'
stances in the case, and tho law bearing thereon
said that the proprietor OF n hotel or restaurant
was the proper judge who should have either re.
freshmcnts or lodging i'll his house, and no one
could dispute his authority in that matter In
conclusion he gave Judgment in favor of Aman
which dismsses the case from the court In the
similar case of Fredercl, FrcuLd nollc pros
was entered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
The County Buildings ana tne
Courts.

Tnore s,ems 10 be but one opinion with our
.;,,,o ga N ,bc necessity for removing the coun-
" records and the courts 10 Wilmington Inv
inconvenience and expense OF having 10 r'ue NV
miles from the city to examine the aeeos, "o'
cages or other records of the city. with PoP"'F
ton approaching forty thousand, when arc u!
law reouircd 10 he entered hy the county othcerS'
sccms utterly absurd 1t is great hindrance 10
the sale and disposition of real estate ana we
have no doubt de,rac,s greatly from its value as
=, ;,ros,mon, CAPITALISTS do no, like to invest
money when il is necessary to go 50 lar 10 exam
Inc the records and we should ho' DC s"'i''''. -"
the deeds and other documents referring " ."!
property were removed here, that the apprec'"'o"
Of real estate from this fact alone IN TWO s'''S'
would more than cover the expense which '''c
city would incur in building suitable Offices LOT
their accommodation. Many man Is prevented
from investing in city property rom inc w!
fac, that ne is REQUIRED To lose day to 90 10 New
Castle to examine the records, or pay Nio ~, '
search; whereas if the records We're III 'his CIT. AT
could frequently get the information lor ~ GEMS
There is scarcely a house and lot IN " Wilmington
that would not be worth s. TO SO or s?o more
were the records in this city
A resident in any other city who owns property
here regards the trouble of going to New Castle
with feeling of disgust. Besides this there arc
many inconvenience and expenses attending the
present situation of the county offices TO winch
this population has too long been subjected, such
AS grow out of the settlement of estates, &c All
these things are actual costs put upon pornm
tion that is large enough and wealthy enough
one might suppose, to control its own offices oi
record
Wilmington is no longer town where proper
ty is sold once in a lifetime The population Ii
constantly changing and the transfers are of daily
occurrence.
In addition, the County Court room is not
large enough to accommodate the business. Now
that we have hotel that will accommodate a
large body Of gentlemen in pleasant and agreeable
style, we hope the influential gentlemen of the
lower hundreds who have heretofore opposed the
removal of the courts and county records will
suspend their objections and join in a unanimous
effort to secure change, which would certainly
be beneficial to them as well as TO us
We cannot see why, if proper effort is made,
that success should not attend the removal of the
courts and records TO Wilmington. Certainly oui
friends in the lower counties would not oppose
such change if they were convinced that tho
majority of the people of this county demand II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09


A SINGULAR CLAIM AGAINST THE UNITED
Valentine O'Bnen Conor, a wealthy spsculator
Of Dublin, hiss filled before the mixed commission
ct Warrington. 1t seems that during the two
yean commencing in the spring Of 1861 MI.
O'Conor purchased, through q commission house
at Richmond, 1925 hogsheads Of tobacco OF
these 70 hogsheads were shipped to Dublin, and
arrived safely. though not without some detention
BY the federal authorities. The rest were stored
in different warehouses at the confederate capital
In April, 1865, when the rebels were about to
svscuate Richmond they destroyed the warehouses
and their contents, including 63i hogsheads of
Nr. O'Conor's tobacco. Sixty four hogsheads had
previously been destroyed by the burning Of the
public warehouse in March, 1853; Il hogsheads
FAD been sold by the Confederate Government
for taxes: and the remaining lS hogsheads were
lost in some manner that 10 not explained. Mr..
OOonor claimed Of the United States Govern
msnt rsimburse1ent for the value OF the whole
number. TAG hogshsads, which he fixed ut about
02OO. 900, and interest for eleven years. making
ths vhois claim little less than 100000. This
elaia b. bassd On the ground that the losses were
stibutsbIe to the failure Of the United States Of
Amsrice TO maintain and enforce the authority OF
- eoid UnitoO States in the state Of Virginia
md the CITY OF Richmond, and in consequence Of
the faalurs Of the said United States To suppress
the savil and military disorders that at that time
esieted In said state OF Virginia." This raises q
nsw point for the mixed commission but 1t may
b s!rmised that Mr. O'Conor's little bill for his
.moksd tobacco will scarsly bs al
n0sh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
6roffrs 4 Tsa 4falers.
NEW GKOCEkY SIVNE'
~ "a. rourth and Market ST..

WILMINGTON. DEL.
s.e. The undersigned respectfully an-AE
-~sR9n.uNees to his old friends and the88S
SHkpublic generally that he has complet. Il. =.
6ASed his new stsse. snd hasopened with STOCK
OIL me GS1RSocERiEs. SUGARs. .AEp MoLAssEs.
and
Svrmp. ard all kinds of MOlssscs.
Old Government Java Coffee. Laggra; Mastss.1s; y;
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee the finest M h,aek nt amo
nes neeeH ali kinds Of pure Spices Sara
kinds cass.a FTrw M wanS Fsn'sM Mu.Sloen aI% ens,s
rnmato catsun. EnrisE sud American Pickles. Jel;
les Roll sT BSkef CosSs soan a96 20
onoco; Toilet SOAP Silver StSss Starch. Cur
ssea, Taea, RsiSns, Citron Atmorss MRce Mes Dried
beaches and Apples. Cranberriss Broo%sa & Gteo !as
Condies srd ali articles usually kept in well a.
sorted Grocery Store Call and s5s%ne M i5fSS
S-ly james mil SA>'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL FEsTivAL--Thc rep
resentativcs of the different Sunday Schools OF the
city, held another meeting on Saturday evening,
in the ladies' parlor of the West Presbyterian
Church, and perfected the preliminary arrange.
mcnts for holding Union Sunday School Fc,li
val, in the institute Hail. on the evenings of the
10Th, Goth and 2lst insts. Tickets were distriba.
ted among the various schools, and committees
appointed on supervision, contributions, enter
tainment, decorations, tickets refreshments and
printing The proceeds of this Festival are to 20
toward defraying the unpaid expenses of the
Union Sunday School Jubilee held last Spring.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

The special Congressional committee to invcs-
tgate the Credit Mohilicr charges on frioay, aa-
innrncd nntil Thursday next. when the investiga-
lion will be commenced. Dispatches says that
Colonel Nice Comb has been summoned to appear
before the committee. and it is asserted on ,the
hest authority" that he will be ready ana Wiling
10 testify within twenty -four hours after RECEIVING
the notification. The session will not be III
public
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09
New Boot a IaO s>aA Oc Store.
n GEO. S. HAGANY.

No. WEST SECOND STREET ~
q between Market and Shipley has just laid in
large and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
for Ladies. Gentlemen. Boys. Misses and Children.
all of which he proposes to sell prices to suit III
present times and respectfully asks tho public to
CPL and AZ amino his stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-09

A. T. STEWARDS New CITY.-Scw Workers
can't make out what A. T. Stewart means TO do
with his new city at Hampstead Plains J.. J. A
hundred elegant houses, costing $4,000 or more
apiece, are going up, boulevards being laid
out and railroads planned, but to every one who
wants to make purchase Stewart returns the in
variable reply, "1 have nothing to sell" Appro
pos of this rumor says that his great building in
New York, now nearly completed, which was 10
be home for sewing girls, is in fact, going 10 he
q mammoth hotel.
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rough, Of Dimensions specified, and
deliver them on the cars upon the or
der Of the board Of authorities having
control of any building icing erected
by the State, and when the part Of
sneh building provided Tor i,y this act
is the warden having charge
Of the convicts therein she II I'LL ali such
orders as above specified.
SEc. IA Able bodied male persons
hereafter convicted Of crime and scn-
tenced to imprisonment In the pcni-
tcntiary may be taken to said quaries
and additional pci,itcntiary. and there
confined and worked under the care Of
said warden as soon az suitable accom-
modations have been provided there
for.
SEC. l5., This act. being deemed by
the Genera, Assembly Ut Immediate
Importance, shalt take effect aud be in
force from and after its publication Ia
the lowaStat Register and Iowa State
Leader, newspapers Published at Des
MOines, Iowa.
Approved, April 18th, 1879.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
acts was published in the ZU,1y State
Ledocr aud in tho Daily lorn Strife
Register April l3, 1872.
ED. WRIGHT,
8 Secretary of state.
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Suppose Horace Greeley in 1860 had
accepted the nomination Of an odd and
ends Convention which declared that,
"recogaiSing that there are IN our midst
"hoacst but irrcconci1a6le differences Of
opinion ,cith regard to stdocry, there
.Jore zee remit that question 10 the peo-
..ple Of the States 10 DC settled IN their
'.orn .ray, subject only to the Constitu-
'.tioa" wouldn't every Republican now
supporting him, then denounced him
as a false hearted hypocritc and trait
or?
Even Greeley would have character
lied the map making such an intima-
ton, in his own choice vernacularas a
liar, villain and slave!
Well Greeley, as everybody knows
has made protection his lifelong shib
b0lctl.. He is responsible for our tar
IFS he has constantly denounced ever,
man opposing his theories as subsidi
zcd with British Free Trade Gold, ant
yet in his insane desire to be President
he complacently steps upop q platform
that contains this cowardly dodge 0
the only vital issue Of the day, accord
| ing to Greeley heretofore "Recognizia
that there are a. our midst honest out /,
recoacilatie differences Of opiaioa tcit
regard TO the respectiee systems Of Prt
lection and Frsc Trade, tce remit N
discussion ot'the subject 10 the people
their Congressional Districts, and N
discussion Of Congress thereon, mholI
, free Of Eeecatirc Interference OF Dict,
!. tom"