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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
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For the Gazette.
MR EDITOR - The publishers of the Truth Ia
!sr .s would say that they had nothing TO do with
NE Inc ann9nncement in the city papers that Nj.
Friday evening ext, in the Town Hall WHIT
they did say IN their own paper was based on the
remarks Cf Mr. O'Byrne atthe County Convention
az New Castle. where i'll his speech, after reading
mem OUT OF tho Democratic party he said ii
p,aces' 1or opposing parties to meet on the same
piatiorm to discuss the political issues OF the
times On the strength OF the remark they SIM
ply announced that an opportunity would he Civ
en mn ior uiscusson; which offer they now renew,
and 1t he does not accept OF it ho certainly must
nave changed his mind. Mr.. G. Chauncy Burr,
VINO VIII speak on the occasion, would be an hon
orable opponent on any subject But perhaps the
a ate eIections and more mature consideration of
,he sayings and doings of his favoritc candidate
nave led him to conclude that "discrction is the
better part of valor"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
1AILY GAZETTE.
Stated Democratic Aaeet,ne..

City Executive Committee meets everv Man.
~ evening". at 8 o'clock.
ureeIey & Brown Campaign Club meets ey-
~ Tuesday evening. At 8 o'clock.
herman Democratic Club meets every We'd
ne24ay evening, at 8 o'clock.
1emocratic Association Of Wilmington meet,
Friday evening, At 8 o'clock.
smer'c''s Club meets every Wednesday even
n Morrow's building, 2ll Market streeet.
emocratic Pioneer Club meets every Wenes.
evening at 4O3 West Front street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
PROCLAMATION!

Know yc. that |. JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
"t New Castle county in he state of DclaWIre hv
virtue OF an Act of the General Assembly Of said
state. made and prnvii ed, do hereby proclaim and
make known to- the legal voters of New Castle
TUESDAY. the 9th day OF November next. at the
usual places of holding elections in the several
hundreds. wards and election at,tticts within New
Castle county, Tor the election of
Ono nerSon Tor Representative in Congress:
enc person for Sheriff. and
one person for Coroner of New Castle corntv.
one person Tor Senator. and
seven persons Tor Representatives in the ,iene-
!ai ASSEMBLY Of the State ot Delaware and
Five persons for Levy Court Commissioners n .
{ lli"ws; one ter Brandywine hundred one for
(hrstiana hundred one for Wilmington hundred
ono tor New Castle hundred and one for Pencaier
bundled JAMES ARMSTRONG;
Sheriff of New Castle county.
Now castle, oct. II, !.2lwSw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
The Nathan Murder.

James Kelley. confined n.the penitentiary
ut Nashville, has made confession of his con
nection with FORESTER (of Nalhans' murder
notoriety) and others in the Schooler diamond
robbery at New Orleans in 1871. lie says the
robbery was planned by Forester, Frank Daine,
who is now in Jail at Jersey City; and David
Cummns, and that in order to draw off the
police they hired mel, 10 set fire to the steam
boats at the landing. Seven steamers were
destroyed, and during the contiagration the
the robbery took place, 100000 worth of dia-
monds being secured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

MARYLAND COAL FOR PENNSYLVANIA. -- 1t Is
learned that number OF manufacturers IN Harms
purg' fa and vicinity are about inauguratng Il
movement to secure for their establishments in the
locality named supply of Cumberland coal By a
proposed new route. viz. via Hagerstown and
Hancock, in this State. The Cumberland Valley
railroad already connects Harrisburg with Hagers-
town. The persons referred to have proposed to
President Garrett of the Baltimore and OHIO rail
road, to build road from ilagerstown to Hancock k
II Mr.. Garrett will permit the connection and III
agree to afford facilities for running coal from
Mary land fields to the objective points alluded to
hy us
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
DARING BANK ROBBERY,
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF TILE CASHIER AND HI
FAMILY $500. STOLEN

BRUTAL TREATMENT OF THE CASHIER AND HIS
FAMILY. lover 100000 STOLEN.
Inc Albany and Troy papers furnish further
particulars OF the daring robbery of the Saratoga
County Bank at Waterford, NY, yesterday
morning Mr Van Hoevcnburgh, the cashier, and
his wife occupied one OF the chambers in the sec.
ond story OF the bank building, while on the same
hoor were chambers occupied respectively by his
'"ughterS Sarah and Mary, his little boy being in
the room with the latter The family were all
asleep aha unconscious OF the impending DANGER
wheh IN an instant and simultaneously the doors
OF the three rooms were burst in, and confronting
the afirghted occupants we're armed and masked
men. who commanded them to silence Oh pain of
ucath. loo frightened to give the alarm the laid
stlli and suffered themselves to be bound and gag
Seu Inc children were removed 70 tho room of
tne1r parents, and then ordered to remain quiet
The binding and gagging process in every instance
was uone with sheets from the beds, torn in strps
anu twisted. When all this accomplished
van Hoevenburgs bonds were unloosed fiom his
lower limbs, and he was forced to march down and
unlock the door leading into the bank, one on each
side with pistol at his head and another with a
dagger at his back. Thus they forced him through
the directors room L. the door Of the vault which
they commanded him to open. In performing this
operation he delayed as long possible. in the
hope that some Of his family might possibly free
themselves from their bonds and give the alarm
IL twithstandng the repeated commands OF the
villains At length, fearing for his life, he com
Piled with their demand, and tho vault door flew
| open Three stood guard over him while the re-
na'nder entered and proceeded to ransack it of its
contents. In the vault were deposited number
| OF boNes, placed there for safe keeping by the
wealthy families in the village, containing it is es-
tmated, money, government and railroad bonds.
valuable deeds and other documents, valuables Of
| every description, varously estimated to amount
from s2oo,ooo to 100000 or perhaps more as our
reporter was informed by Vice President Bough-
tom Al these they carried off. together with be-
| tween eight AMI ten thousand dollars. After tax
| ing all they desired they escorted Mr. Hoevenburph
| back up stairs. and again binding his limbs, pro-
| cteied TO search the house for money! securing
about $1,000, which they took, leaving the family
their jewelry and watches
| The robbers then departed with their plunder.
| a lew minutes afterward one of the cashiers
| daughters managed to secure her own freedom
she proceeded to extrcate her father who directly
literward opened street door and fired two shots
l"m his revolver The noise made by the weapon
aroused the villagers. who soon gathered around
The bank too late to secure the thieves but in am.
pie time to hear the story OF the robbery The
bonds AMI stocks were all deposited in the risk of
| the owners, and the loss consequently falls upon
private parties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

A New FEATURE IN PoLITIcs. Charles
O'COnor, James f.. Mott, Wheeler ii. Peck
ham aud Joseph ChOate, differing politically
published a long card in the New York papers
volunteering their services as sort of adyiso-
ry board to secure honest assemblymen, and
inviting confidential information concerning
the candidates put in the field. When both
candidates are morally unexceptlonably they
will make no recommendation, but in other
cases they will make public, over their own
signatures, the result of their investigation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

THE Pennsylvania Coal TRADE.-The
total productions of all kinds of coal for the week
was 499.54l tons. and for the lG,950,64s tons,
against 1854, ,l96 tons to corresponding time
last year, showing an increase of T. l3G, ,541 tons.
Vessels are reported scarce and in demand
The coal trade is reported steady, under pret-
ty full supply OF ordes.--PHILA. LEDGER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

MURDERED by lNDIhNs-ln Arizona, on the
18th ultimo. Sergeant Stewart, Corporal William
Nation, and privates Edward Carr ana John
Walsh were killed by indians On the 9th inst
ban.i q Apaches attacked a party of miners,
near luscon, and carried Oft all their ANIMALS -
wo OF the miners are missing. The Indians in
Arizona are sald to be armed with the best kind
OF breecl-'oadng guns and fixed ammunition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

THE NoRru CAROLINA ELECTION FRAups-
The New York Worlds Raleigh IN. CD dispatch
says that the Democratic State Committee ard
some OF the principal parties in the defeated inter-
est have, after consultation, decided to defer ior
the present giving notice of IN intention to co,-
test the State election before the Legislature. The
dispatch says that heavy frauds have been discoy-
cred
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

Snow on THE ALLEGANIEs.-Sn fell on Mon.
day night to the depth OF three inchess in the Al
legany regions Tor distance ot about thirty five
miles, from the Cheat river to ten miles east ot
Piedmont. The Cumberland News says that n
Somerset. Pa. ten o'clock Monday morning that
place was visited by II severe snow-storm. There
were six inches ot snow upon the ground. and
all outdoor work had been suspended
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
Unfortunate GRANTEES,

FORT SCOTT, Kansas, Oct Ii AT u Ropubh-
can demonstration here on Saturday Charles
Stone, n boy ten years OF age, was killed by a
premature discharge OF II cannon, and Nelson
ltggs, and Nat. Margrayc, the gunneIS, were
shockmgly burned and laccrated about thu neck
and arms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

In Baltimore, number of leading clothing
houses have issued a circular pledging them
selves to discharge such of their cutters as
shall not withdraw from the "Order of the
Sons OF Adam" The cutters held a meeting
ON monday afternoon, unanimously rejected
the demand of their EMPLOYERS, and withdrew
from the shops in which they were employed
They have received communication from the
SONS of Adam" of Philadelphia approving
their action, and promising them assistance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

ASSASSINATION IN BosroN.-At . O'Clock P
NJ, Sunday, Charles Lane Of the firm Of Lane II
CO., wool dealers in Boston, residing on Hancock
st Dorchester district, heard his door bell ring
and went TO answer it, when he was immediate
" shot in the ab.loman by man outside. lie
died Monday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
The Ba nished Prince.

PARIS, Oct. l5.-.M. Rouher has made an
appeal to the Permanent Commission of the
Assembly in behalf of Prince Napoleon. The
Prince proposes to prosecute the Minister of
the Interior for expelling him from France
without authority of law. The Prince and
Princess have left Geneva for Milan
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

At Buffalo, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Chazc
lette, widows of an engineer and fireman Kill
led on the Erie Railway through the negli-
cence of a train dispatcher, have recovered
5000 each against the railroad company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
The Re.en Of terror In Arkansas

MEMPHis, October Is "A feverish state of
|excitement still exists In Osceola, Ark, and
|many ofihe ciiissns are fleeing with their fami.
lies In anticipation Of another attack from the
|negroes. Nofurther blood shed il reported
The whites Of the village are still under arms,
md oil approaches are guarded.
Scores Of prisoners have been captured, and
the Jail u crowded. The citizens are shipping
heir families and goods to places Of safety.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
Public Sale
OF
stoch and Farslln. Utensils.
The subscriber. about

q The subscriber. about to de-H@~
f,n> cline farming. will sell oneX (ANN
I dilI dnf1HlR EHSlhRaf i;5 IN y n day l.,.a Of Wv
4. NJ. on he premises. in New Castle Id, ON The
school House Lane. leading from the road, tween
W Wilmington and New Castlc.the following dcscrib.
cd personal property. viz:
Five head et eood work and driving horses, 4
en:tS. from three years 10 81 months cows some
Of which are now milking. and Others will soon bc
IN rrohc pair of fine work oxen, superior grade
Durhtia bull two years old: heifer two years old:
tat hogs. 1 sEcats. farm WAGON, hay wagon /
ox cart. wheel horse rake. lGermantown wagon.
nearly new: shifting tap buggy wagon. iron har-
vester [ nion mower. Bick:ord X Hoffman drill.
Van "inklc tan, penneck corn shelter. relegraph
feed cutter. cider mi !. grindstone wheebarrow. i
double set carriage harness. set single harness.
wagon harness. plough gears. brides. collars ana
halters. cow chains. pair twin harrows, / square
harrow. harrow. 3 eul ultivators, Moore ploughs
large Peacock plough. lrall Peacock plough,
forks. shovels, hoes. cradles, moving scythes &c
About Il tons timothy hay. a lot of marsh hay
wheat and oats straw by the ton. oats by bushel,
barrels Nder. and many other articles.
Conditions of Sale-All sums of fifty dollars an
under. cash; all sums over fifty dollars ere lit
six months will be given by purchaser giving
bankahle note with approved endorses with inter-
est from day of sale, or per cent. eff for cash.
GSLk 4 MILLER, Auctioncers.
Cos Market street. Wilmington. Delaware.
enthusiastically
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

SENATOR MORTON has been able for the first
time for years TO make, during the recent
campaign In indiana, one or two speeches
|ctandinR on his feet, and has 20 far recovered
me uee Of his linps that he Il engaged to
nsks four campaign speeches in Illinois.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
LEADING FEATURES

l. The issue is limited to s5o.oao per mile of road.
:. The PRINCIPAL anl Interest are payable in Gold
the PRINCIPAL i'll thirty years and the interest at
the Banking House Of Jay Cooke X Co, New York J
semi-annually. first OF January and July.
}. The rate of Interest is g. ID per cent per an
mum equal, at the present gold premium to abou
y per cent in legal tender currency.
{. The Bonds are issued of the following denomi-
nations: Coupon. sl.O. soo and $1,000; Registered.
sloo, sjo,. 81 GEO. $500 and sl0.ooo.
:. The semi annual interest on the Registered
Bonds is paid by gold checks regularly bp ma
10 The post office address Of The holder. Permanent
Bonds, both rs protection against loss theft and
lire. and for the greater convenience in collecting
the interest. The Registered Bonds be at any
time exchanged tor Coupon. and the Coupon for
Regis,e cred, without expense to the owner.
JNo. MclEAR 4 SON, BANKERS,
60: MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
A d M I ISTR ATRIX'S
- A

k;ii;; our, the State Of Delavace. in and ior
sM.1 tember. A. b. 1872. will be exposed to sale,
ae m ruSIE a the h?nss Of Patrick 9psn
October A. D. ~ at ociH.t aterno ~ tbe hai toI i.
lowing described Lands and Tenemenis. bein s6lhe
Real Estate OF the late Gsorge v. Mouseley. de.
ceased, the same being ordered - be sold for the
tayment OF his debts, to wit:
No !. situated in Brandywine hundred known
a. Tue bell rarnl. and consisting Of the following
two tracts: first-Al that trace If land bounded
IN the east by land late OF Hm Bright on the west
ani Late OF BENJAMIN Lcnierman now .t John
W Day anu on tae north by land formerly ot Ber-
thrrc anI one halt acres OF land. Second-All that
trArt u Land, beginning IT u stone on the south
sEIc # the Wilmington md Great Valley Turnpike
t9l's corner lnF the above described tract; thence
with he same south - degrees. east Z. II perches
90 4 stone atprner for lani rmcrly belonging to
5urtis M"useicy: thence with tho same north ~
ley land theme north - degrees. west ), 3-ic
rcfches Ia 4 stone in the south side oi said road
l.u'e with the sad road .otlth i e;rees ives, 1.
-.lp ptrchcs - the fiace Of beginning, containing
by rYn,patation twenty-five acres and sixty-eight
ter'hts Il Land, he the sauc maTe or less.
No Al that lot or piece at marsh. situate in
aa"rfs l9ni marsh, in what Is now the 'th Ward.
aHS ui W lliAln-ton. bounded hy Land now or late
II iiitam Robinson. Eer rauin Elliott. deee sed.
~ lN,aat Greek ahd by the marsh lane, contain
lae t'uttccG acres more les.
Ne. >. All Hint lqt. piece or parcel of land. with
+ ihttS 5. fhi bruk u0u5c thereon. situate in the
ttty W ilMju -trr. bounded and described as fol-
tn"s Ee-lhr4h- NJ point uu the southeTly side Of
>fEth ttN's between trrsou and Madison streets,
= Ne t+t'uFe ut thirty ~lN feet thee inches from
TIM westeris SIDE ct Jefferson street: thence south
esJ aralel to Jefferson street seventy tive feet to
irrer; thence westerly parallel to SiAth street
Ntrca ant aluarter lee; /" another corner; thence
tn'tNtriF tHd trallel IS jefferson street seventy
40 ieet tn th' at"r sIi site et sixth street: anu
tncn'e theIewth east,riS sixteen and quarter feet
t. he lact at beginning, he the contents what
t4c4 may.
The sDoy tracts Of Land /, he svll subject 10 the
aEWcr IT HE widow.
sN;entante will b. given and terms oi sale made
hnh"a by the Admlul stratr.N. or by her Attorney.
GiiARLHH L. LOKE. Esl.
Attest; BENJ. X. ISTICk.
Clerk al Orphans Court.
=; a.-The above properties are desirable No.
l. ietue we'll located Truck Farm on what IS
tail concord Turnpike. miles from Whining
f1n rity. No, :, Valuable Marsh. now in the city
agi;S, GROWING ralidiy IN value. No. 3. A plea
ant residence On eANih street, near Jefferson The
low, al the widow will be sold Mt the same time
mi On isonIblc forms. giyi4s tho purchaser
Gear titir, RACHEL. NJ. NotSEIEl,
SER. VS. Administrators
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
I INVESTMENT N E
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company, through
its Financial Agents. is selling. ut par and az
cruel interest. its First Mortgage 30 cold Bonds
for he rnrp"se oI eompe citing the construction and
equi pmeut ofits line of Rnnl, Attcr thorough in
yestigatluu. we recommend these securities rs a
profitable and safe investment. The Bonis have
th,t fan iu,, 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

TIE MISSING CoNGREssMAN-Th Hon.
John Y. Greeley is the member of Congrs a.
from the second district of Philadelphia, Pa, who
Is reported as missing,and his absence attributed
To professional deialcations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16
9otifes.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF .ENGrSEFg's Ofr,cE.
NO. 1850 Market Street.

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. II. lS-2
NVT!CE to Water Renters.
~, psrsohswho have sold property DURING the
,tar M "a 81 tho office of tho Water Department. bcf,ro
my .no ,nth day OF November. 1872 aud insert Ia thS
no.,oc INC hame of the pure haser ani nun!ber of
Hrdbreriy purchased. otherwise they viii 10 htii
whn @ 'os water rent newt year, Also. Ill persons
any part OF it. must give notice AZ above ana "a
500 TOR drawing ierrule - ""' P''
above date, " 'ue l" any oi'i aiter the
new assessment of properties using the Bran
uyWlne water having been made and the bin, com
examine the same FRAME a 'n TtV1 u ca,i G ana
octl6-tnsO "' n Loh'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

NOTICE.
~ The wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
nany have completed ARRANGEMENTS To carry Money
fHksgeS ana Express Matter to an from all points
on the line OF their road and West Chester
~ Express matter sent To franklin Telegraph 9th @,
No; west Third street to their Depot + ront
and Madison. or orders left with McMulien 4 seal
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention
&. SToLX
auou Genl Sup't W K. r. Il Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

NOIlCE.-CITIZ LOAN ASSOCIA-
~ IluN-A sEecill meeting of the stockhold-
the office of the Secretary, No. 80! Market street,
on FRIDAY evening. October Is ls72, ut ~ O'Clock
70 take action on proposed amendments to the BY :
Law GEO q MARKS sac'x
octll tm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

The subscriber about TO de.v.
DNcllne farming. will sell on (AlN
~ iii RSpAl. l.lh day of NSN
- OCTOBER, ls-2. NJ 10 o'clock U
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

w THIS OFFICE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11

The following 10 the full text of the
bill for the protection Of farmers and
fruit growers. which has Just been
passed by the Illinois Legislature:
Every farmer, fruit and vine grower,
and gardener, shall have an undisput-
ed right to sell the produce of his
farm, orchard, vineyard and garden,
in any place or market where suoh
articles are usually aoId, and in any
quantity he may think proper, with.
out paying any State, county or city
license for doing 80, any Law, city or
town ordinance to the contrary not
withdrawing, Provided, That the
corporate authorities of any such city,
town or village may prohibit tho OBJ
struction Of it, strcpts, alleys and pub
lilo places for any such purpose: And
provided further, That nothing in
this act shall be 10 construed as to
authorize the sale Of spirituous,
vinous or malt liquors, contrary to
laws which are or may hereafter be in
force prohibiting the sale thereof.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11

SOUTHWESTERN r. RI. ID. Smith
Of this countv has been ut work an the
Southwestern r r., and on his return
gave NJ q few items Of interest. The
masonry on the Cedar River Bridge is
all done, having been completed with
IN = few days. Grading il all done
from Clinton to Cellar River. The
heavy atone work along the line 10 be-
Ing put through AZ fast - possible.
Mr.. Kinney, the Superintendent Of
construction assures the completion Of
the road to Iowa City by July 4, next,
The pantract for ties ~ ffiOisnt to sup
ply the road 10 this place has te-r let
and two mills are IN constant operation
10 supply the contract. Everything
lool promising. and we do not doubt
the : .rly completion Of the road.-Os'
kd!oosd Herald.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11

Tweed IL Boss, no longer. He bias
been superseded" as one Of The So
chems of Tammany Hall, been COM
PEELED to resign as President Of the
Board ofPublic Works, and now holds
only one worthless office-that OF q
member OF the State Senate, and
O'Donovan- Rossais making u formida.
BILE cohtest to GUST him from that, on
the probably correct charge that he
was elected by fraud. As yet Tweed
has not offered to take his seat at Al
bany, althoughthe Legislature assem>
bied on Monday.
Never In the history Of politics or
rascality has grea: knave or dema-
gogue been 50 suddenly and completely
.overthrowH and disgraced, as has this
man Tweed months ago he held
the entire city Of New York IN his
clutches; to-day there is "none 80 poor
rs do aim reverence''-none 20 shame
less rs to con fess being or having been
hts friend. He is down-coiipietely
down, and il h. has any sense Of de-
cency or ifrspect left. he must .un-
der the Calling consciousness of his
fhunAiiiatiou aud disgrace andthe pub
lie loathing aud detestation, be the
most miserable man out Of tile In fernal
regions. Chicago journal. $50 ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11

New SoCIETY--As has been learned
), from the proceedings Of =. meeting
which were published last week. the
]. old Cedar County Agricultural Society
is bankrupt anddefanet, new organ
.isation, to be known as the Cedar
i County Fair Association paying its
debts aud taking it's assets. The new
society, we understand, is to be ajoint
stock concern; aud will be operated
with the idea of making good fair
and ut the same time = self sustaining
QUE. The officers chosen Were. az, fol.
lows: President, II. c. Piatt. Vice
President, John c. Lyle; Secretary,
VIM. L. McCsoskey; Treasurer, Geo.
Beatty. A meeting to choose Direc-
tprs will be held Saturday, 18th inst.
The new Society made = good start
in.the direction Of future success In
the choice of Its President, since every
one knows there is not another man In
the county with the experience and
other qualifications for the position
which Mr.. Piatt possesses. More than
this, here is probably very few who
would be willing to give to the cause
30 much time. energy. and labor rs he
- sure to do. /