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, 1872-04-25

WHEw !l-By private letter from
Piattsburg, N. Y, of date March 81. we
are told that on that day the snow was
from one to two feet in depth and the
ice on Lake Champlain from thirty to
forty inches thick. On that day in Sc
attle the mercury stood at 60o and cher
ny, peach and pear trees were in full
hloom. That's what's the matter
, 1872-04-25

r. Mr. Crawford, of the firm of
Crawford & Harrington, left on the
North Pacific this morning, for trip
down east. Ito be gone couple of months.
We wish him a plea ant visit and safe
return. In the meantime the gallant
junior member of the firm will keep
things agcipg in first rate style.
, 1872-04-25

LIVERY. Robert Abrams has just re-
ceived some stylish buggies and carriag-
es and is now prepared to furnish an ell
eeant turnout in his line.
, 1872-04-25

~ We direct attention to the new
advertisement of Messrs. Crawford &
harrington. The establishment of these
gentlemen cannot be excelled ou the Pa
, 1872-04-25

y Taeihar .Jenny Pitts sailed on
tuesday last for San Francisco. She
took full load Of lumber and five pas
senSers, among them our fellow-citizen
Mr.. Hopkins, who, in connection with
Mr.. Anderson, sis to establish first-class
furniture Store IN this city.
, 1872-04-25

p Mr.. L. B. Andrews the indefatig-
able Clerk of Court is generally spoken
of as one of the delegates to the Phila-
delphia Convention. A good selection.
, 1872-04-25

q VIM. H. Pumphrey has been ap-
pointed local agent of the London and
Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company
for Seattle and King County.
, 1872-04-25

~ Gen. sprague and Col. Morris
were in Olympia last week. The former
declines being candidate for Congress,
of course. s-s -sl
, 1872-04-25

w The good ship !" Marmion of Sc
attle" is loading at Freeport. Captain
Boyd says his ship was becalmed for 5
days 100 miles S. W. of San Francisco.
, 1872-04-25

- Our city has been full Of strang-
ers the past week looking up farming
lands, town Lots. etc.
, 1872-04-25
SpAcial Notice.

INDIGESTION is the cause of nine-tenths Of all
diseases the living machine is subject to! Give
,one to the stomach and digestive organs, and you
will more than half in your doctors bills.
mended by all physicians to DYsrEpTIcs and for
ALL COMPLAINTS of tie LIVER AND DIoEsTIvD
ORGANs, See advertisement in another column.
, 1872-04-25

70 Judge McFadden. the spontane-
Gus and UNANIMOUS can. idate of the
democracy for Congress, was in town
last evening. We didnot interview him
On political matters.
, 1872-04-25

~ Anderson commenced to build
his new Furniture Wareroom, next door
to the Post Office, on Tuesday last.
, 1872-04-25

r The Bark Casarwitch arrived OF
Tuesday and lies at the Coal wharf.
, 1872-04-25

E The frame of the new Baptist
Church is erected.
, 1872-04-25

~ We are indebted to Levy Bros.of
the Seattle Soda Works, for late London
papers.
, 1872-04-25

Ice Ice The bark Osmyn hauled
around to Yesler's wharf on Tuesday
last and commenced discharging her
cargo of ice. Numbers of our citizens
gathered to see the first ice landed in Sc
a'tle, and as the huge crystals slid rap
iull to their bed in the, ice house, we
saT'several new corners nrdging the old
settlers as much as to say" Juleps, my
ooy' lee-cream, my boy. cobblers. my
oay' The next gathering will be when
'ne morning train over the Snoqualimie
9finss the first load from the ice-houses
sen Lake Kitehelos.
, 1872-04-25
MASONIC.

n ST. JoHN's Lodge No. 9.-Stated Com
"a munications the last Saturday in each
Xxx month. Visiting Brethren are cordially
~ invited to attend. ~
SEATTLE Chapter No. 1. R. A. M.-Stated
Communications the Sd Monday in each month
Visiting Companions cordially invited are to
al}end.
, 1872-04-25

- Another 1900 bushels of pota-
ives on Crawford & Harrington's wharf
;. 80 oy the California to Portland. So
commences. In few years we will
VIZ aole TO supply the whole of Oregon
WITH farm pro 4nee.
, 1872-04-25

- Col. Larrabee this morning left
lor'San Francisco and Los Angeles. on
pFeiesSonal business, expecting to be
gone about month.
, 1872-04-25

T Thanks to Mr.. Garfelde for a
set of the Congressional Globe, at the
hands OF Counsellor Leary.
, 1872-04-25
SUGAR CURED HAMS ]!

A LARGE SUPPLY OF. CHOICE SUGAR
N CURED HAMS, Of our own curing, for
sale at Is cents per lb.
Ai,ril l.
, 1872-04-25

g We are indebted to Capt. Wright,
VI Inc Zephyr, Capt. Belmont, of the
nuoy' and Gen. Hovey, of Port GAM
BE, for favors.
, 1872-04-25

F Salmon Trout in abundance are
in market.
, 1872-04-25

INTERESTING DEcIsIoN.-We publish
under our law-head this week an inter-
estlng decision from Chief Justice Ja-
coos, IN the case Of Naddocks ct al. VS.
uardner Kellogg and Sarah A. Kellogg.
AS this is the first instance of the filing
Creditors Bill IN this Territory the re-
suit will be watched with much interest
BY the Legal and Mercantile community,
, 1872-04-25

a Stone & Burnett's new pile-driv-
er is nearly ready for service.
, 1872-04-25

q The earth is nearly removed for
the foundation of the Schwabacher
Block.
, 1872-04-25

authorized Agents for this Paper.
RFAN ( CO., 40 Montgomery street. Sal
francisco
7. p. FISHER, San Francisco.
+ SAMUELS, SO Front street, Portland.
, 1872-04-25

GEOGRAPHICAL SITUATION OF SEATTLE;
Latitude 47' 36 m. North.
: Longitude west from Greenwich 122"
10 N. 40 So.
Longitude west from Washington 45'
~ III. 38 SIS.
Inference from Greenwich time, 8 h.
% N. IS ST.
Difference from Washington time. 8 h.
Of m. II ST.
, 1872-04-25

last September with ST., 200 belonging
to depositors, was brought back yester-
day.
MArAMonAs, April 2l-Nine hundred
Mexican cavalry, stationed at Cortinas
headquarters, revolted yesterday and at
tempted to kill Cortinas, who was res
cued by the Fourth regiment. Seventy
of the cavalry escaped to the revolution
lists. III
New YORK, April 21-The London
Telegraph of the 11th gives report,
said to be reliable, that many Alsatians
on military duty voluntarily enlisted in
a German regimento of Lancers stationed
at Strasbourg. N Etss $50
MADRID, April 21-Newspaper organs
of the Carlist party publish a manifesto
of Dan Carlos, protesting against the
late elections. 1t is signed by his Sec
retary, and declares that henceforth
Carlos and his followers will protest
against them only in the field.
PrrrsBuRe, April Ala fire at Cham
bersburg, Pa, last night, destroyed ten
stores and shops and two hotels.
Peter Waas was arrested here to-day
for the murder of his wife.
SAN FRANc1sco, April 20 The Flour
market is q1iet; jobbing rates for, Extra
are very firm at S5 5N@6 121., accord
ing to the brand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
rhekmp,re state.

Il is tims there vas a end to this pnrsasonine
distrust q New York. Everywhets people ats
askin9, Are you suye of New YoSk t"-every.
where people thaf, if We are IT. thirty Ave
electoral votes. with the assured solid vote Of the
South. throw the chances heavily in favor Of Mr..
Greeley's election. But the game Of brag which
our opponents are playing. has not been without
its effect; and people who ought to know better
still disturbed BY doubts Of the sote, in lS72, of
State which in 1868 gave Seymour 10000 majori.
ty, in 1870 gave Hoffman 33,O96 majority. and in
the hearty cooperation Of the party that did this
with another, may to-day be safely trusted TO her
In word, then, we. can carry New York. out
side the city; and we have majority here Of from
$4,000 to 10000. But one thing can defeat us
distrust of each other When men, in line OF bat
tie, stop TO inquire whether another part Of the
line Is standing firm. there is danger OF their
glecting their own front. Friends in the interior !
have conrage,-trus. each othcr,-belicve that 9th.
ers are doing their duty,-ana do yonr onn! How
your school district your township, your county,
For that. you are responsible. Look after that,
and, with your duty .one, you may safely trust
that all will be well. We can carry this city. We
can carry this State. We can carry the Nation.
Let our antagonists boast. After No, ember. we
shall see who can best afford it.-1ribaae
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Grand Mass Meeting Of tho Oemoc
vacy Of New Castle County.

There will be County Meeting of the Democ-
racy held in Middletown on
SATURDAY, the 26th instant,
at o'clock, p NJ. All those in favor OF reform
in the administration Of National affairs, and in
favor OF continued organization Of the Demo
cratic Party. and Its control of this State and op
posed to the unjust and tyrannical measures
which have prostrated the South, and threat
en- the liberties Of our whole country, are invited
to attend. The meeting will be addressed by
Hon. JAS. A. BAYARp, Hon. BENZ. T. BIoos,
ELI SALISBURY, THos. +. BAYARp
WV. g. WHITLEY, " c. w. WRIGHT.
band Of music will be in attendance.
By order Of the County Executive Committee.
GEORGE GRAY,
Oct. 10th, 1872. Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

The tolls are fast closing around the Tammany
been discovered, clearly proving the actual divis.
ION OF the spoils between Tweed and lngersoll II
IS possible, therefore, that justice may yet be metes
out TO the New York criminals, but when may we
hope for similar result i'll Philadelphia? There
are hundreds of men. some of them holding their
heads AS high the great Tammany leader ever
did. who deserve cell in the penitentiary equally
with hlm-men Who by the ioulest bribery and
corruption, debauched the elective franchise and
insolenty ignored the peoples will. Are these
scoundreis TO escape because they were success
full ?Baio. Ga.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

1t has been stated that thirty thousand-a small
army-of the ragged vagabond inhabitants OF Lon
don. many OF them boys and girls. annually de-
soend IN autumn upon the golden, festooned. and
gracefully pendent of the hop fields OF Kent
Sussex ant Herefordshire. To many this ma
seem an exagaeration, while only sober fact. The
hop fields of these counties are immense, comprs-
ing certainly not less, at rough calculation, than
sixty thousand acres. The inquiry as to where
this prodgous crop is used is easily an ,wered by
glance the famous English breweries leaving
entirely out of account the innumerable smaller
ones that would swallow up our American estab-
lishments Of the same character with the greatest
ease.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
Bread for Millions.

DENVER. Col. Oct. 2l.--One million pounds of
Colorado wheat has already been shipped to East
ern cities this fall, and buyers here from var-
ons points in Kansas and Missouri purchasing
large quantities. Heretofore Colorado has i'm
ported largely of Eastern -four and grain, but tho
large yield this year has turned the tables, and
Colorado wheat is sought for TO mix with inferior
grades of Eastern spring wheat Heavy shipments
are also made of beef cattle from this city to st.
Louis. The Kansas Pacific Railroad is unable to
supply the demand for cars for this purpose
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

The Frankfort Gazette announces that he
King of Bavaria, who had refused to take
part in the fete of the sovereigns at Berlin
will have an interview with the Emperor
William at Dresden on the occasion Of the
golden marriage of the King and Queen OF
Saxonv.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

FOR PRESIDENT.
HORACE GREELEY.
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
d. GRATZ BROWN.
OF MISSOURI.
ELECTORS.
wIIIIAM Ia ,s;;,yTr,1HV 9; MM,IhlEf'
iiEORliE W. WlLlIN.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
CUSTIH W. WRIGHT.
OF SUSSEX COUNTY.
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAAC CRUDE.
FOR CORONER,
DANIEL B. WOODWARD.
NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senator.
JOHN POULSON CHANDLER. Christ'ana hu'
Representatives
BENJAMIN Fraim. BranIywine Hundred.
Thomas j, Baldwin. Mill Creek
Sewell c. Biggs. Pencader :.
Albert y. Newton. Red Lion :.
Uriah S. Wier. White Clay Creek .
William s. McCaulley. Wilmington
Richard Ferguson. Appointments
Levy Court Commissioners.
Isaac n. Lodge Braniywine Hundred.
Adolphus Husbands. Christiana ;.
Gardner l. ,lemisen. New Castle :.
Joseph ". Cooeh, Pencader .
Thomas II. Sharpe. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
REPUBLIC LIFE INS. co.

nDI UDLIU LIFE Inn. W.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
oTrIeE-DELAWARE BRANCH
No. GIs Market Street, Wilmington,
OFFICERS:
GEO. g. LOBDELL. President
Hon. THOS +. BAYARD, Vice President.
K. EMMETT ROBINSON, Treasurer.
K {. FRAIM, Secretary and Manager
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thos i. Bayard. u. 5. Senator.
Col. II. S. McConb. Leather.
Clark Il. Griggs. Pres't J.. Il. W.R R
Mark NJ. Cleaver, Banker.
Nj. Nj. Child. keal Estate.
Leander f. Riddle, Riddle, Son 4 Co.
Henry c. Robinson. Banker.
Geo. q. Lobdell Car Wheel Manuf.
Rev. j ID. Curtis. Pre-. Elder NJ. +. Church.
Isaac c. Cieavcr. Banker.
Allen y Lesley. NJ. d., State Senator
John NJ. Curtis. Physician
K Emmett Robinson. Banker.
This Company issues its policies on stock rates.
hch are twenty five per cent. below mutual rates.
and its s5.0DOJ1 capital stock is pledged for the
payment Of its policies, which is security in ad,l-
tion its premium receipts that be secured
in any mutual conpany.
No dividend delus:ons-so much insurance for
mnch money-the difference in rates being equal
to twenty five per cent. dividend in advance in a
mutual company.
The insuring public are respectfully invited to
call on the undersigned at the Company's office. for
information concerning plans of insurance. tables
of rates, DC. X. c. FRAIM.
oct!,-d5tawSw2m Secretary and Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

Stephen j. Callahan has been nominated fc1
Congress in the 4th New York district Brook
lvn) by the democrats and liberals
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-23

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Three little words. nine letters ui1s,
And yes how much these words be
'"e tC lis yd bIs2 sailIo
How much of thought or tenderness e'-
This curt 81 thank you may expresx!
When spoken with proud disdain. ,t.~ n.
Twill chill the heart like frozen rain
Or, when indifference makes ito tone, 2i
Turn loves sweet impulse into stone.
Be not afraid, my little one, seq g
A time goes on beneath the sun. 1ss iE'
While marching In life's motley ranks,
For oil your blessings to stgive ss.t
thanks" ~ steN S1'~ E
First thank your God for life so fair,
For tender merciss great and rsre. n
For health and strength, for home and
q friends, natgoE 3 aa s5A
And loving care that never ends. a III
Then thank the ones, who'sr they be,
That do kindness unto thee ~ -
Twill cost you littIs, pain you less, ai.ii
This swset"I thank you7 to exprsss.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20
. WRONG END UR.

We ere informed Of . very Ingenious
novel, but unsuccessful. attempt on SAT-
urday, made by . prisoner oenilned in
the Je6ersonville peuitsntiaiy TO effect
his escape Some Of the esnvicts are
employed in making spokss for tho
Southern market. The prisoner. whose
name we are not enabled to learn, WAS
engaged. with several companions. in
packing these spokss in boxes about six
fsetiong and three isss dsst. He had
evidently been employed for some time
in concocting . plan, with the I'D Of .
fellow prisoner, to trse himself from the
temporary death Of imprisonment. and
displayed an amount Of rars and skill
which would have rendered hisi: escape
certain had it not bsen for snunforessen
sccident.@ n''eapssea
he had arranged ono Of ths boxes in
such manner that, BY the uss Of
string, hs could opsn ons end q his con.
vsnienoe. He had entered this box with
bsating heart. in anticipation Of soon
breathing the pure air Of liberty, and the
box bad been tightly nailed up BY his
companion, This box, along with 9TH
ers. was removed to the wazshouss pre-
psrasory 70 being shipped. no. suspicion
being aroused ~ to its contents.
Up to the time that the box had been
deposited in the warehouse I'll had gone
well vifh TIE occupant but-alasl for
the Success Of hb we'll laia spaan-ths
bog was plaesd 20 that he Was compelled
tossand on his hsad. and; bsiss tightly
confined, he WIS not able 70 work up
wardly, fest foremost. out oi his narrow
prison. He bore, this painful position
very hsroicaily for abous twAaey A.inu-
tss whsn, nature being nnahlste Sand
il longer, hs crisd - iosd - b could.
"Turn this box ~ oshsr way
/ The hystandsss WsD seruek With
panic as hearing vsias nomiae nom the
midst of their freight, and IMe lhAvs. no
douhs thas thsy- eould ell ahaSs besn
easily convertsd 70 spirituAlien = that
nomsnt. The cry hsing rspeaksd. they
finally gained cossasa eaos(h e open
the box and rslsass thS pr;aoosr, who
was taken 70 his Old quarterD. nrm in
the belief that the fhses wsle Ssninst his
| releAse. 's's'.s ss-ssD IS
The a4asmpt b pronossss4 by the
okacsis Of ths prison % b. - most in
gsnious one ON record, and would csf.
tainly have resulted In ths sseapo Of the
pfieoner bad il not besn tint 0Ae box
was plaesd By chance WITH ~ wrong
end upward. bsss q !. sss sisisa-.
s4ssT - 8 s4asa eli .staa sHeesssg ,si
60 ..,la.Ag asasura .sasla
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20
sketch of Grant.

Senator Wilson, in speech
made q. Great Falls N. H., recent
ly gave the following condensed
sketch of the President. We quote
from the Now York Times:
To hear these, men talk, you
would suppose Gen. Grant was
vastly inferior to such great, mag
nifcent statesmen as Polk, Pierce,
and Buchanan. Who is Gen.
Grant-this man SO denounced ?
When the war opened he was earn
ing few hundred dollars q year,
tanning leather out in Galena. He
offered bis services, to the nation
aud they were not accepted. He
went down to Springfield and
served there for. some weeks, help
ing to. enroll and organize the
regiments they were raising in IL
linois Finally they gave him reg
iment. He had not money enough
to buy a sword with " hich 70 fight
the battles f his country, nor
horse TO ride. You did not know
anything about him (; the nation
knew nothing abou: him few had
heard of him. He had served in
the Mexican war, when . young
man. fresh from West Point and
won two brevets for gallant COM
duct, but nobody knew anything Of
this humble man, He took his
regiment and marchsd away. He
never asked anything OF the gov
ernment; he never disobeyed an
order /; he never made any com.
plant. He went straight, forward
aud did his duty : quiet, silent
mocest maa. About the first thing
We heard of him was that he tool
about twenty-five thousand met
up the Tennessee River, N oved OF
the enemy's works. attacked al
army of twenty thousand rebels
and captured fifteen thousand o
them. You next heard of hin
coming on the field of Shiloh, wnel
it was nearly lost, and when the.
asked him if he mad prepared for
retreat, he said that one boa
would take all that retrested. HI
defeated the rebel army that has
Ebeen nearly victorious. Then b
went down the Mississippi River
passed Yicksburg,' made . NOV
into the country, nttacked the r.
bel armies, captured Vicksbura
and then You fnd him at Chatta
nooga, to ave slost battle, and yo'
have heard OF the magnificent vic
tory he won ss Mission Ridge an
let Lookout Mountain. He va
then brought % " ashington. an
took commsnd,of the armies Of q
taaE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

st. Louis lawyers have revived
the old legal habit Of wearing
black gowns. "This reminds us. >
During the impeachment trial of
Andy johnson, the Chief Justice
mislaid his gown in the cloak
room. After much search, Ben /.
Wade fished it up from under q
chair, and, dangling the official
'efminS upon the end Of his cane,
said: Here, Chase, is your d-d
old frock that you've been making
such q fuss about
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Farners should not fail to call
ON j.. NJ Westcott 4 Co.,and buy a
aorn-plantcr. ~ They have the one
and two horse, the best in the mar :
ket, will pay for themselves the
first season, and then buy the cele.
brated w estern Corn Cultivator, to
plow the corn, they beat them all,
All they ask is trial. They. also
have the Champion and Buckeye
State Reapers a,~s4an as as
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20
rHY covNTRy,s AND TavTHs!''


country. led the Army Of the Po-.
tomac through the Wilderness
fighting every dgy in the month Qf
March, 1854, put his army before
RichiA end, sud y when Che hodi'
samsp moved upon the iadoomsd
city .EAnd saeesived the surrender
Of thstsehsl army at AppomAttox.
Nipateen battles behind him, and
a1 yictories! He did not march
his army to, make . parade through
the rebel capital bnt started on
alones With his cafpet-bAg in his
hand. for Washington, to stop the
raiAiog Of troops aand the omanu-
fact1re of mnnitfoaA 10 ps nako
pfenArAtienai to disbsud the army
and save expense. and to usayes
yhathe regarded. and whstIs0ll
regarded - avery important thines
. general bankruptcy the eouns
| try. -ns'ssii-sa1 so
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Mount Vesuvius is again in a
state of violent eruption. A coll
, umn Of flame shoots several hun
dred feet above the crater, and
stones, aches, and cinders fall in
heavy showers around the summit
Tourists are fastening to Naples to
witness the spectacle. siafsa 30
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POI 1872: J.


which intervenes bstwesA shes6
periodical .ggrayasiona-to. = .seswso- s
men whose wants exceeds their
means 4 great tmany lndies who
know their weakness J. stay away
from such places 1'altogcther. s's y
is the only waylthey can spossesa
their souls in peace. s We would
not advise anyssc4 bsshis kind TO
subscribe, for .IHe delicate rose
tinted magazine before ops-sas We
are very wefl sasis6ed it hasomore
dscouragemsnt than comfort id #,
and We have done our part towards
putting itin its tsuA light snigass7 10
As = sort q Supplement- . the
illuminated recipe for making =
wife and home--happy, Madame
DrMoxssr advertises Reliable Pat
terms, an Exeefsiof systsm. OF
Dress Cutting Stocking Suspend,
ers. a Health Corset, Lilly and
Roseate Bfoom'for the complexion,
Shoulder Braces, ETC., enough to
satisfy every need Of American
wives and daughters! The prices
we observe are not on . scale to
suit purchasers Of moderate means,
invariably beingohigher than in the
home mark 81. t.ssbi4azs -.sgsii5 = 5la d.
If all our women were prudent
| in their desires. these remarks
would be superauons. but there is
a class who err for want Of
thought, and upon such Q few
homely words on the subject of
dress will not be thrown away. To
dress within ones means is the
aim of every sensible person, and
what makes It the ultimatum OF
good taste and self respect is the
fact that no mystery can DO pre-
served in regard to ones circum-
stances. If the income returns do
not show it, there is always some
curious body to ferret out the
truth, and hold one up to contempt.
The lesson can rot too soon be
taught that dress does not make
the man, nor the woman either
With half the money spent on ex-
travagance Of attire there nigh
be twice the refinement and five
times the comfort now enjoyed By
the unhappy victims Of fashion
who are wrecked, and pinched ant
bin debt because they affect a styl
of dress above their means.