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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
POLITICAL NOTICES.


To M Electors Of Neic Castle tuniy.
FELLOW (iiizESs II offer myself to your considers
tou candidate the ocs u sheriff Of New Castle
ouuty, subject To the n,minaton u The Democratic
Patty, peiging mysefi elscte perform the duties
vt tue office with fidelity 10 the best Of my ability
Respectfully yours. lstAC GhUBB
Nav rAstla Huudrd lh72-tn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

BY virtue Of sundry wriis Of Yenditon Rxponas to NE
directed will be exposed 10 public sale, at the Hotel
kept by William Ford at kirkwOod In Peneader
Hundred. New Cattle County, Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

Two PHYSICIANS Of Brooklyn, were fined,
each twenty-five dollars, for failing to report
a case of smallpox, on Friday last, in that
city,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
FOR SALE AND To RENT.
FOR Rent--A Coal and Lumber Var

For Rent--A Coal and Lumber Var
coal and lumber yard with ample room viii be
rented, adjoining the ship yard formerly or Q.
Moore at the foot Of Fourth street. having Ian ding
on Fifth street Wharf. and at the r W. b. r. II on
Sixth street. The lot runs from Fourth street 70 the
Railroad at Sixth street. with office on foarth street.
Possession Immediately. Apply TO
CHARLES MOORE, 4i9 n. Fourth st.,
or to W. 3. MCCAULLkY.
fsb21 Gee Market Street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

THE ANII-GRANT feeling begins To take
definite shape and looks quite formidable. -
Two Conventions recently met at Columbus,
Ohio, and nominated Presidential candidates.
In noticing these political movements the New
York Herald says "there is maniiestly a
league Of hostile forces in process Of Gorma-
ton against General Grant which promises
an opposition campaign Of uncSamped bitter.
ness, fcrocity and desperation
And all this tho Herald might have added,
because Gran, will insist upon remaining IN
the White House against The 81 shes Of the
people everywhere,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
NOTICE
Addrsss-wnminRton, Delaware


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS.
-, THE STATE OF DELAWARE. To the Sheriff
L 81 Of New Castle County-Greetlng, Whereas
49, JOHN a. BoERs by his petition 70 the Judges
ofour Superior Court filed 10 the office Of the Prohono
tsry Of the said Court In ard for the County Of New
Castle for the cause Of complaint therein alleged has
made application TO our said judges that decree may
be pronounced dissoylng the marriage existing between
the petitioner and his wifa, one Melissa II. Beers.
We therefore command YOU as you have been hereto
fore commanded, that you summon Melissa H. Beers 80
thas she be and appear before the said Judges Of our
said Superior Court At the next term thereof to be held
At New Castle In and foi the County Of New Castle on
Monday, the Thirteenth Day Of Nay next, to answer
the allegations Of the said petition and also TO show
cause II any she has why decree Of the said Court
should not be made disaolving the marriage existing
between her and the said petitioner according to the Act
Of Assembly In such made provded,-and also
to do aud receive what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning her 10 this behalf as to tue
Court shall meet and consistent With the provi-
sions Of the said Act Of Assembly.
Aud have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Edward W Glpln, Esquire, at
New Castle the Eighth Day Of December, In the year
ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
cue
Richard O. COOPER, Prothonotsry
Issued December 29lh, isii.-janl.3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
STATE FINANCES.

The Committee appointed under Joint Resolution Of
General Assembly OF TIE State oil Delaware adopted
At its biennial session OF 1871, TO sett with the state
Treasurer examine the Auditors accounts, dc met at
having completed tile examination, made rs the result
the following
STATEMENT.
On this Eighteenth day Of the present mouth Of Janu
airy, A. d 1872, the state Treasurer settled with the
Auditor Of Accounts, at which time there was due
from the State Treasurer TO the State f4l oat 30
And due TO the Trustee Of School
Fund 70 said Fupd,,...,..,.",SlG ,45G 90
Aud due to School Districts
in New Castle County S 654 1877
in Kent County,. sol go t2Sls 5S-l9A5o "
IN Sussex County,. lo22 COZ
Aud due from State Treasurer ~ the State
AZ a Shaking Fund, under Act Of the
General Assembly entitled Gan Act in re-
laton 20 oysters" passed ut Dover
March 25th, z Ot2 o.
The whole amount applicable to the School
Fund, liquidation Of the State debt, ana
deposited to the credit Of the State Trea'
surer in
The Farmers Bank at New Castle 5 co. Is
The Farmers, Blk at Georgetown i5a9 Co.'S 7O3 "a
Delaware Agricultural College Funds in the
hands OF the State Treasurer as trustee OF
the Agricultural College Fund, 10 Della.
sio0o u, 900 co
Cash in hands Of said Trustee ........... 1O5 90
s70.1O5 90
GEORGE RUSSELL
LOT CLOUD, Committee.
DAVID NEEDLES,
EBE ". TUNNEL,
Attest! J.F SALISBURY Clerk of Committee
ian29.lm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

W. Anthony, In the Village OF Stanton, In Mill
Creek Hun ired. New Castle County,
Delaware,
On THURSDAY, the 7th day OF March,
A. d. 1872, at o'clock, P. M.
The following described Real Estate, via;
ssa All that certain tract piece or parcel Of land,
M! consisting OF three certain lots situated In Mill
I'M M Creek Hundred Aforesaid now being bounded
k&lSA and described As follows, to Wit:
NO. I.-Begnning at stone on the east side Of the
Limestone road, at corner OF W. W. Torbert6 la nd
and running thence along the read leading TO East
burns QuAiries south 81 degrees west So clio pee
TO stone theuse by land OF Joseph EAsburn south 20
James DenukOnf lana, thence by said DeLnlHons land
north "a degrees, east 81 10 perehes to stake In
the Limestone road Aforesaid thence up the said road
north 90 degrees west SO 10 peichea to the place Of
beginning, containing ElOHr acres three roods and
thirty three perch oilapd be the or less.
Not2-Beginniug at the same place described a. the
begin ming Of No. and runs thence BY land Of ". W.
Tobet north n degrees eas IL clio perehes tOa stone
thence ~ land Of John chambers north Ave degrees
ives. el0 pefches 10 stake, thence by lands of the
south 81 degrees, west Ia 2llO0 perches Ia post
Ia the Limestone road thence along said road south go
degrees east 80 100 perehes to the place OF beginning
containing ElaHTY-skVEN square perehes Of land, be
the same more or lsss.
Lot No. 3.Begns at a stone 81 2-l0 psrehes from the
northeast corner Of No. 2, and In continuation Of
the lines nrs described ln lots No. and 2 thence by
land OF ". W. Torbert south rs degrees east 81 Gle
pei chss to stone thence by land Of the north
degrees west % 10 perehes TO post thence by lands
| Of John Chambers north o. degrees west % 75-lO'
perches 70 the place OF bsgnung containing ONE acre
three roods and twelve perehss OF land be the SAINT
more or less.
wiliam H peunock and MMgsret L. Pen mock, his wife
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sherahQGes, New Castle, February Il, 1879.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
"Lrr HIM he KNOCKED DOWN.

The editor Of the Peninsular Ne,os and
Adrsrtiser-M illords neat, spicy, and out
spoken paper-discourses with considerable
warmth upon the subject of political rings, "
both in aud out of the Republican party, and
says, with reference TO their formation within
his partys ranks -
"If any man sets himself up TO run the
" Republican machine in this State, let him
"be knocked down"
This is strong language, and doubtless it is
fully endorsed by the Republicans of Kent
county but ''rng' is in existence in VIII
mington, nevertheless, and has been attempt
ing 10 ''shape matters for the lower counties
for some time past, and unless it is summarily
knocked down, the Republicans below will
have 10 step into the traces whether they like
1t or not. If, however, the "knock down
process should be insisted on, we may expec
TO sec the carpet-bag owner of pair o
spectacles in this city on his beam ends cry
ing for help, before the Republican nomina
tons are completed in Delaware
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
FOR RENT.

NEAR THE SUBURBS or PETERSBURG, VA.
ss,S A farm OF GO acres. we'll ada pei for truehiag
E!lNs has also excellent apple aud peach otcharda
E,s lHH and all necessary out Uuidnss bssiies suk
klAlikL ,tantial dwelling house. noe Opportunity
auy person wishing to try tut Of tue coutry
for YER with view u setting otherwise as ths
pacs viii be let for very los reut, oWiI 10 uatortsst
to Irresponsible party. place can be
bought 70 $1,000.
mh27 A uuptrN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
FOR RENT,
FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware.

No. lib ACRES within ~ miles OF Wilmington
No. 2-65 ACRES, within 81 miles OF Wilmington
handsome situation, moderate improvements
No. $40 ACRES, handsomely situated, good i'm.
pr1vements, within miles OF " lminltOn.
viii he sold che ip upon easy terms.
Apply to Wa. McCAULLBY CO.
teltl 6lj Market street Wilmington Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
Ar PRIVATE SAT,n

The valuable House and Lot OF Ian situate at III
ssseS. S. L. e3rnsro Eighth aud Freneh Streets in
m.Nr the City Of Wilmington, UsA@Ars, (lats u Miss
IiI kt Bedford, dec Asei) Ine Lot IA over 20 fe,t
kARt8 front on Frenfn street, ana extends thfoush
the square 10 walnut stIest. rns Is desirable pro.
pert ylioT residence or investment.
Apply to ". McCAULLEY
Executor Of Il. J. Bsitord, dec a.
sepblf No. QUO VI Arkst ztreat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

Edwin Forrest is making a successful
tour through the South.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
DIvIDEND3.

nIvIDEND.--OFFIC tF ,wILmINa-
IL TON COAL GAS COMPANY.
No. 800 shpley ; Get.
Wilmington, De-, Feb. list, 1872.
The Directors OF the Wilmlngtoa Coal Gas Company
have this day declared a dividend pfTHREE DOLLARS
per share for the rAst six month"; payable demand
febl 2w =. }. LAW SON, Treasurer
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

The city of Baltimore was thrown into an
intense state Of excitement last week by the
exposure of one Of the grandest and most sys-
temalic swindling operations that has been
brought to light for some time. Ii any argu-
men. were needed to show inc utter helpless
ness of the business community at the hands
of scientific swinders in issuing their checks
promiscuOusly 10 strangers without being Sc
cured against alteration, we have II here. II
is entirely unaCcountable that such an apathy
should prevail when the danger is SO great OF
having ones bank balance seriously diminish
ed or entirely swept away by the aid Of a little
acid and the stroke of a clever pen. sympa.-
thy for the loser by this species Of rascality is
yciy much weakened in the face of the fact
that There rs really no occasion for such losses.
The mode OF procedure adopted was TO OBJ
tain a check Tor a small amount from some
prominent merchant, or banker, and by the
use of acids remove the writing in the body Of
the check and insert in lieu thereof such
lavFer amount - He shAIpf5S d92TiGe4 l45I ye
sending a small consignment to the parties, or
sending an order for small amount of mcr-
chandse, Tor which bank mole would be in
closed in the letter with q request that the
balance would he RENTED by check The
letters were mailed for the most part from
small towns in the interior, a variety of names
being used all Of course fciicious The
o ~, h Ss,vi o, an5 90 n,ll, er" peya
cntcd that in no case was ths frond 1s,ccicd
except in one instance at tho First National
,a,,, oi".r :, ,,,,,aoJ ,o osco,a
pug D. w ''N'F''
81, s-,,e,,t,,nn,o f,,n,,v
,rlo p;,tst,r., c,,ot,o oc no 1o,l, sa,-s
Thero is fS7tl,, IN ,ho Ton,h Word ~
civ ybos" Lstos, Jrrinr tho noe, - ~ WIS Us
cst y~ars tlers ~ naYn Ioe an nI prJ hv
80 f,"i'i ~ Hu.u "SS ~, -D"i heu ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
GETTlNG MAnRIEn--

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. 90 soeial Evils and the
proPriety or imprOprisly Of getting Married. with s.ni
ary help Tor those no feel united for nntrimonisl
happiness sent free, in sealed envelopes. Addrsss
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box Philadelphia. Pa,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

In, RARE CHANCE FOR sPECU-
EItI LATiON.- tR sALB-A square Of ground
Huh between IL aud 18th Streets, and King and
laslh French stree III fert front on King BY 2Is
feet deepi sO ieet non q French. Inquire Of
TIM, OGLE.
spr30-tf No 4 East Third Street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
G. l.. WILD & BRO.
42O Eleventh st., Washington, D. c.,
Inventors and Manufacturers.

Also manufactures OF Improved Elian HarpE
Lsn9s, oIgaes Musical lnlrument-, aud Mu.eai Mer-
me prices OF our Dancing Toys and other manufae-
lurers peng hxed At the lowest cash rates thew will he
ssnl only upon reeeiq ofpree or by express G. O. D.
drafts on New York, Baltimore or Wellington. - y
tecie-o-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27

COMPLIMENTARY, VERY.-The Milford
Meas and Advertiser, favors the taking of
''the candidate for Congress" from the lower
part OF the State, and gives as ono of the
"chief reasons" therefor, the fact that indiydu-
ais in the lower counties have more personal
influence and popularity than they have in
New Castle county, Viewed from Republi-
can standpoint, this may be a general fact,
and the uniform practice of that party would
seem to add strength to such impression, But
even then ii sometimes fails in its logic, and
the result If the last Congressional election
clearly shows this
The Republican candidate was resident Of
this city, and we do not believe there could
either from below, the middle, Or anywhere
about the edges Of tue State, who could have
carried New Castle county at that election
but Mr.. Head. lie ran ahead of his entire
party, and was the only Republican candidate
in the whole State that got any majority at
all. Was not that due TO personal influence
in a large degree
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-27
sHERIFF's SALES.
SheriFs Sale.

ny virtue Of writ Of Levari FaciAs to me dees will
be exposed 10 Public Sale at the Hotel Of william
W. Anthony, in the Village OF stanton, In Mill
Creek Hun fred. New Castle County,
bal
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

Nint White has just received a fresh
supply Of dry goods, boots, SC. The citi-
zehs will find everything they want at his
establishment but We respectfully ask
them not to crowd in too ias,, Tor fear he
will not find time to mark his goods down
TO the lowest possible figures to enable him
10 lNe
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

Col Trimble, Pr"siden, OF the Southern
ohio Railroad WA. 10 the city Yesterday
lie seems sanguine of the speedy compile
ton and success of that route. but .ay-
that owing to The cold weather now having
eet IA, nothing will be done before ,prmg
The Colonel has wor kei hard for his
ro'''o' aud VI nope the day Is not far d-.
ant "n'n we snail soc the iron horse
emerging nom the Hill, Of southern u,io.
and rushing aros- the Ohio river M =
substantial bridge. speed away through the
mountains Of West Virginia to the Allan.
tic -eaboari
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

Mr. Ro-s, editor Of the May-villc Ky.
B0i'etin, called on us one day this week
and very asr,eaGly entertained u.s. lie il
very clevei gentleman, aud we were glad
to make his Acquaintance.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

All persons knowing them
selves indebted to me. will
please call and settle immedi-
ately. All accounts not settled
within 30 days, Will be placed
IN the hands of the law for col
lection. A. B. PALMER.
Novembor II. 1872 Ill
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

uuNHNoroN PGE-nl rEel,N CHrncn.-
We notice that the brick building being
erected by u'is church IS nearly ready TO-.
The root, the framing iimbers heinz Ia
their places The buidiug now under
way il intended temporarily A. u place toy
worship but the congregation expects, boo
lew years, to erect on the front OF the
'''' Tie present buliing being on the back
part Of 1t. much larger aud handsom,r
Rouse and after that to nse this one for c
sunday School and Lecture room. TLe.c
will be room aud work for all the Church
90 very shortly.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

School commences one week from next
Moniay,.in the new brick school house,
under the charge OF l.. G. Chase, assisted
by Miss Ella Neff
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

The State Legislature meets at Charles.
ton next Tuesday. We shall endcayor to
give regular and uIl reports oral its tram
sections
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

Postmaster BrcOks has been absent.this
week, having gone to Wheeling on busi-
nees
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

We respectfully call the attention OF al
our citizens to the fact tina, Mr.. Thomas
Aediord' on Third Avenue. near Eighth
street, has large assortment, OF Stoves.
"rates' Hardware, and llouse-Furnishing
Goods. lie has p splendid specimen Of \
farl"r Furnace, which l. better, cheaper.
and renders better satisfaction than any
Crate IN the country Give him a call ex
anime his goods, and we are satisfied that
you will make purchase IL there IS any
thing IN his store ,ou need lie charges
nothing for showing hi- goods, and sells
at reasonable price for ca.h
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

Brick work commenced on the Car
Wheel Factory this week
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

Go to Wall L Burlington Tor YOUR win
dow glass; they give 81 per cent oil sor
cash.
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MEErNG or THg CRY CarNcIr Conn
cil met on Tuesday last, pursuant to al.
Jonrnment. Very little wa done excert
routine bu-sinc--. Work on the street,.
Wa ordered to he on inued; plank walks
are to he laid 10 the new school house
along Sth and 9TH streets and I;h Avenue
proposition from IT. Chester Parsons
y. w. Foster, W. :. Downpr and others
i"r privilege Of erecting Gas works wa.
read and laid on the table tor future action.
The plans proposed by these gentlemen
was tor a JOINT stock company. Ly which
the consumers Of the Gas would lie ana.
bied to participate in the profits Of its
manufacture, allowing also, the city sub
scribe to the stock
Tine proper officers we're directed to take
The necessary and proper steps to secure
the title TO the city OF lots on which the
City Hall, and the new school house are
built
several bills were audited aud passed
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

Wall * Burlington always keep a lars,
stock OF paints oils and Varnish which
they sell cheap for ca.l
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HUNTINGTON LyCrru.

meeting will lie held in the Corgrega-
t:onal Hal, on mex, Tuesday evening, to
perfect the organization OF Lvceum in
this city
This Is a matter ia which all are iateres-
ted the long winter nights are coming
AMI we have no amusemrnts here, except
such as we may get up amongst oursely, s.;
If We can combine instruction aud amuse-
meni, can be done IA Is ceun, it will
be a good thing
Some gentlemen interested IN the mat
ter held II meeting at Mr La mes Office
Oh last evening and prepared the draft Of
a constitution aud by-laws, Tor the society.
which they propose TO submit to the meet
ins ON Tuesday night, as al,o 20 have an
election for ofiicer-
We hope there will be a fu!l attends nee
aud il the matter i. taken hold Of proper.
", We expect soon to have colr,e OF
scientific or literary lectures, a Librar, and
u Heading Room in our u-w city.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-16

First snow Of the season fell yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

Z OST, \ RING WITH \ DIAMOND -
Il in. c"ntr, ard u ri,,y on each side. Tie wor's
Token Of Affection = engraved The wing. IL,
finder will hc literally rewarded ny lca'i;;; i n th2
Exchange li0lC'. "c 2"-dt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28
~ ELLINGTON tIpintn.
AucGiOncer AMI Real Estate Agent,
. corner of Eleventh and Bank sire, i.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
TOWN or SIDNEY. On CARY AND Elm
WOOD STREETS, AND LARGE AMOUNT OF
yAbUAAIB}LsEEn PR OF Ell, Is MASCMEsrER
FOURTH AND FIFTH sTREETS.-By virtns Of a
decree of the County Court OF Ches esfeld rmter, nj
the June term, l.72 the undrsi gncd who was fhrriv
appointed special commissioner. will offer for .,i.
ut public auction, on The premises. OnTUESDhY
the 10th OF October. is72. at ! O'Clock r. NJ in
the order advertised Eior tc pnrrr Of cffcclng
division amongst the dcvisec- III" folio WING yo,
bic REAL ESTATE, Of which the late John Turpfn
died sciZea-viZ.:
FIRST. those THREE HANDSOME LOTS in SID.
which front on the north side Of Carr street ai,t
one hundred yards west III the CORPORATION limo
on cn,. of which there Is sua!l framed dwelling
undrra rental 10 MIR. Ril,.. aud each has a iron,
of l7or-l3 By 80 feet ~ an alley ~ feet wrc.
The other lot IS AT the southwest corner OF Elm
wood tor Main street, and Vine streets and fronts
,lcd into FIFTEEN SMALLER ONES. cac! having
a front OF ,. feet lIr 80 feet.
Aud oil SATURDAY the 2d November, l.-a. at
o'curk +. NJ. III the town Of Manchester. ttr fol-
loving valuable real r:t;tr-yiz.:
PACT or LOT No. -. with LARGE
FRAME. TENEMENT thereon. occupied a; q
running back on Fourth street about i3G feet 10 bc
divided into three lots Of suitable size.
Also. PART OF LOT No. -. with LARGE
FRAME TENEMENT thereon. tn" front whereof
is occupied by Mr. ZONES, fronting 20 feet, mora or
less, Oh Hull atreet,runainS back ON Fourth street
lp3 feet.
Hull street runnlug back on" line .i3 feet. and on
the other about 2UO feet. and having herrnnan nLD
FRAME DWELLING, the same to b" divided Into
two smaller parcels
TERMS: 6np-ionrtii cash: balance nj six. twelve.
and eighteen months for nrcct'abie notes. Interest
added. and title rctlrcd till al OF the purchase
money IS fully paid and ron."Eam e, @rdcrcd by
the court. JULIA +. TIRPiH,
DC oI-tdS Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

Ems. the famous German resort Tor gam
hlcrs, has been deprived of its attractions for
this class of visitors, the establishment .
hayin. been closed by the Government The
profits of the bank during the past season
amounted to $4,000. The" establishments
or lesalized samhlinghouscSa at Badcn-Badel
and Nauheim will be closed on October "lSt
those at Wicsbadcn and lionbourS upon
December 31st.
A man was arrested last night tor persist
Ing in CRYING "Ephraim Barn'm' through
Main street. On being arrested il TRANSFERRED
that what he meant to imply vas "hrI"f'
bus Ug,tm." which being an eminchi'E pr
triotc sentiment, the unfortunate h!an WAS
discharged. -L0nbHrV NctrS
There is one Young lady in town who ate
oysters all through the month OF August
when she could get them. under the SUPPOSE
ton that there was al ~ III thal month
"Orcrst" was the way she spelled It.
TtusriIc Press.
A Grant organ says: Let us have stable
government" BY all means. But then
YOU know, we don't want jackaS>cs kept III
this Government stable.-Lo"'$c'hc Courier
Journal.
c. \. 3. & r, {. Evans have sold TIE
Hillsboro' (N. c. Recorder 10 ID. Cameron
4 sealed proposal-tho engagement kiss.