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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

The Supreme Court of the United States de-
cided, yesterday, that it has no Jurisdiction in
the Louisiana case but that an appeal from the
Circuit Court will hold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

There is no case Of Consumption that did not
commence with a cough. Therefore the slightest
Cold or Cough should receive immediate attention
Take at once the great remedy Of the age DR.
TUFTS EXPECTOhANT, and thereby save years
Of suffering; perhaps life itself.
Dr.. ". r. Tut; AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 18th, 1871.
Dear sir MY little son, aged soout three years,
was attacked with pneumonia last winter which
left him with VIOLENT cough that losted till within
about month since, for the cure of which rm in
debted TO you and your valuable Expectorant /
had tried most every kind OF medicine recommend
ed for coughs, but none did any good until / tried
Jour Expectorant, one bottle OF which removed the
cough entirely With many thanks foo your Valua.
BILE preparation, AN your truly.
JOHN M. VEHICLE.
DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE makes the old look young.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

Gold closed yesterday at 112H. Government t
securities were nearly steady. Local stocks
we're dull, the market closing steady. Cotton
was frmer at 201[ 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

The Managers of the Board of Trade will hold
their regular semi-monthly meeting, at the
rooms, this evening at 79{ o'clock The names
Of large number Of new members have been
placed in charge of the Committee on member
ship, for proposition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17
RoVer's Hoof Eminent.

] have tested Boyer's Hoof Eminent on the feet
OF over one hundred horses. The difference in the
condition OF the feet is 30 great in its favor that
would not be without 1t for ten times its cost II
should be properly applied to every horses hoof es-
pecialy In the Summer when the horses feet are
always In contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become hard and feverish,
which produces contraction, corns quarter cracks
contraction OF the back snew, commonly called
hoofs II produces sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
commend II as the best preparation we ever used,
IL snould De used on every horses hoof as common
ly as oil is used harness or mems beots 10 Keen
them in good condition. K. X. CONKLIN
Proprietor and Superintendent of the Continental
Stables SAMSON Street Philadelphia
E. BRINGHURsT CO., Apothecarfes
cor. Sixth and Market streets
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Eminent, are fully prepared TO supply It
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers pTfcea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

REsoUNo OF THE MIGRANTS OF THE trRANK-
LIN"
LoEDoN, Dec. i6.
The eighty emigrAnts, who were supposed TO
have persisted by the stranding Of the chip
HrdnkliH on Ylieland, were rescued.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

We haze just received direct from
the importers, a choice stock of
elegant FANCY GOODS suitable
for Holiday Gifts, aChich sUe haze
marked at reasonable prices.
SMITH Dc PAINTER,
Seventh and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17
Spiral gutifts.

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and reli-
able Illuminating on for family use. free net only
from the danger OF an explosion, but frem the dan
ger OF the nuld ignitng should the lighted lamp be
upset. II is free from oh ectlonabe odor burns in
the ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light I'M
equAled by gas, satisfactory In every particular and
free from all apprehension Of danger. IL Ia put up
IN one gall, i've gall. and ten gall packages; each
can iH closed with metal cap bearing the manu-
1actnrerss stamp. BY purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the Eennneness OF the goods is war
ranted with the assurance OF obtaining an oil per-
fecty pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail by
Z BRNGHURsT 4 CO, Apsthecariea.
cor. Sixth and Market streeta
Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17


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SETs OF TEETH $40 to 500.
Specimens of work can be seen at the ONCE Ma
tural teeth treated and preserved Teeth extracted
Htth0ttt pain. s. r. CHALFANT, d. ID. b.,
AT the ONCE OF Dr. WIN. d. Nolen,
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CONVEY ANGER AND Notary PUBLIC ii Deeds eds
bonds, mortgages, and other Instruments carefully
prepared, and acknowledgments taken The patron
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~ ConveVancer.
VIII attend 70 all business connected with the
transfer and management of
REAL ESTATE.
once No. 3, EXCHANGE BUILDING.
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Steambut Zines.

NOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENS .,ea@@
IL TOWN-INhAF LnsR OF ROYAL MAIL $1,000
STEAMERS are appointed 70 sail az follows:
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Pm.
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CITY OF LIMERICK, SATURDAY, Dec Ssth, At
And each succeeding Sasta day and THURSDAY from
FER 40, North RtveT, NesS York.
RkrKs OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN. -. SO sTKERAGE ........... $50
20 Lsndon........ 90 70 London. .......... 90
70 Paris.......... 90 to PartR. %
Passen0srs alSo fOTlSardsd 70 Ant.Serp Rotterdam,
StgedeTl Noriody Denmark, DO, at reduced rates
1tesets rom Lfverpool QtiesnstOiSn, 0laaeov or
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DTdJts for e1 and itptOdrd al current Tats pauabh
IN any part Of Great Britain and Ireland
mn purifier Information apply % lAS OoMpaaKs
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE makes the old look young.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-06
NUMBER ~.

the state OF Georgia, by a bill in chancery. Judge
IFedeli IN his opinion says that in a suit about the
same subject matter before him in the circuit he had
tefdsed TO permit the State Of Georgia to intervene,
because the Circuit Court could have no jurisdiction
OF a case IN which State party. He had then
at that early day decided this question; and though
hf justice Wilson thought it error he gives no
reason for it, which this day would have any
weight.
The case of Gale VS.. Babcock, Washing. C. c. r
10y, IS also directly in point. Mr. Justice Washing
ton IN that case emanded it to the State Court on
the ground that the Ccuit Courts had no jurisdiction
Of a suit to which State party And IN a verv
recent case reported in National Bankrupt REGISTER
100 the Circuit Court of North Carolina decided the
7ae way These three are all the direct decisions we
nave found, and they all deny the jurisdiction
W. are well satisfied that such is the sound con-
sfncton OF the Constitution and the Acts of Congress
bearing on the question; and have the less reluc
tance IN dismlssing the b as we must for want of
jristi'@ian, this La4alaea no dAh
that both the State Courts of Minnesota and the Su
pene Court OF the United States are open to the State
OF Wisconsin for such relief as she NAV be entitled to-
Stearns for Defendants
Orton Setter for Plaintiff.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-06
50 THEN the St Croix land grant has

50 THEN the St Croix land grant has
been al the time the property Of the State
Of Wisconsin, absolute and indefeasbIe,
except as subject to the trust of construct
ing the railroad. How a little common
sense, and a little good law, applied, has
cleared up all obscurity and placed the
whole matter in strong clear light. The
decision Of the Federal Court being correct,
will consequently never be reversed.
As a political question, under various at
tempts to renew the grant, it has always
had a decided majority of friends in each
branch of congress, and it would have car
ried last winter, but for one Of those unac-
countable adverse turns, which affairs some
times take in the heat Of an engagement,
in spite of the best laid plans. Gould one
or two Of the anti-land grant orators have
had chance to blow off a little superfuous
rhetoric, the force Of the opposition would
have escaped harmessly. But in the con
tidence Of the moment, our friends perhaps
insisted too rigidly upon the restraint Of
debate.
The State Will now take good care not TO
ieopardize again the safety Of It's grant, be-
cause the trust-that is building the roads
will have been executed long before any
judicial proceedings can be instituted and
carried thAsugh-and the lands will thus
be placed beyond the reach Of foreclosure.
Now let Superior find her account, as she
will-for the slow and fiuc grinding Sc many
years in the mill of the gods.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-06
2 POSALS FOR WORKS OF
Harbor Improvement

Z. s. ENGINEERS OIF1cE,
Chicago H., y,eIy Isl, 1925
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate viii be received at
TINS Office until II NJ. Monday the 5th day of
August 1872 for works of Harbor Improvement on
Lake Superior as follows:
1ST DULUTH HARBOR. MINNESOTA.
Work to be Breakwater Extension consisting of the
construction and placing of six 6 cribs more or less
composed of timber and iron, filled with stone each
fifty (5o) feet long and thirty (30) feet wide
The following is an approximate estimate of materi.
ais required:
Six hnadred 600) lin feet timber twelve by eighteen
Q2xlS) inches, pine and hemlock.
forty-seyen thousand nine hundred and ninety four
(fI994) lin feet, twelve by twelve Q2xl2) inches
pine and heuock timber
SeVenty-twO thousand three hundred and sixtv-six
1860 lbs one and one-eghth ~ inch square
Iron Drift Bolts
Twelve hundred and ninety-spvnn II oQ\ cords f tono
2ND SUPERIOR CITY HARBOR, WISCONSIN,
Work to be Pier Extension, consisting of the con-
strUction and placing offfteen - cribs more or less
composed of timber and iron filled with stone eleven
QD cribs each fifty (50) feet long and twenty (2O)
feet wde and four a. cribs each fifty (50) feet long
and twenty -four (24) feet wide
The following is approximate estimate of materi-
ais required:
Fifteen hundred (l5o04 lin feet, twelve by eighteen
ll2xlS) inches, pine and hemlock timber
FItty-hRe thousand nine hundred and eightv-three
(559S3) lin feet twelve by twelve Q2xl2) inches.
pine and hemiock timber.
Lighy-two thousand nine hundred and forty-two (S2
gf2l lbs, one and one-eighth Il y inch square Iron
Drift Bolts
Twelve hundred and ninety q ,29O) cords of stone.
Bids must be made on forms furnished from this
Office.
Printed specifications and forms of bids will be fur
nshed on application to this office, where plans can
be seen.
Each bid must be accompanied by at least two com
petent sureties in the manner expressed upon the
forms, and acto mast be prpared to giye Jons for the
proper performance Of tie contract achen entered into
The right to reject any all bids is reserved Pro
posals will be addressed to the undersigned and en-
dorsed on the envelope. Proposals for inaprooen@t
Of DeluH or Superior HarJoy, as the case may be.
C. HOUSTON,
! Jul6-27 Major of Engineers, u. S Army
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-06


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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-06
1856. SUPER 1871.
L An q 4 G. EN- CY,
OFFICE, NO. 347, WEST 2ND 81.
+. w. ANDERSON. JR..

Real Estate bought and sold on commission
Titles Examined and correct abstracts furnished.
Taxes Paid for non residents.
Land Warrants Located, and all business in con-
necton with Real Estate promptly attended TO.
Desirable Lots and Lands in and around SUPE-
RIoR, DULUTH and FONDULAC, for sale
Several Tracts of Chnina Pine Lands on nayiga-
bic streams and very accessible, for sale.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and
sold.
Passage Tickets to and from all parts of Europe
for SALE
With an experience ef FOURTEEN years in this see
tion am thoroughly posted in all that pertains 10
real estate and parties desiring invest in or around
Superior or Duluth, having property to sell would
do well to confer either in person or by letter with
Il. w. Anderson. .Jr..
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
SUPERIOR CITY, WISCONSIN,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-06

g gives his contradictory opinions, without
the c0atradictory facts upon which they
:. gre hasnd 2
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-06

Z. s ENGNEER's OIFrCE,
Chicago H., yuIy 1st, 1925
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, viii be received at
this office until II NJ. Monday the 9Th day of
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
italian Opera.

The races at Jerome Park, probably, interfered
with the attendance at the matinee Of "L'Afri-
caine" on Saturday last at the Academy, for
although the orchestra stalls and dress circle were
well filed, the boxes ana amphttheatre were not.
The opera was "LAfrlcane," In which Madame
Pauline Lucca made her debut and her Selika was,
If possible grander and more impressive than
ever. The little lady has had the good sense to
guard her dainty throat against the treacherous
and tickle weather that sgnalizes the present
Autumn, and it would be well II members Of her
company would follow her example. When both
thermometer and barometer indulge In the most
fanciful and unexpected antics every hour OF the
day, 1t behooves singers to be more than ordinarily
larry to heart, as their hroats are susceptible OF
every cnange In temperature.
Now, at the last matinee Senior AbrugnedO, the
Spanish tenor, seemed to forget all about the
weather and also to forget that the role OF VascO
di Cana Is one Of the most I'll trying IN n the entire
hoarse and did not sing as he should. In the grand
duet Of the fourth act, which has only parallel in
nots, Madame Lucca had to bear the brunt and
right nObly she did 1t too. This scene alone would
be % to mp hsr as S arr
achieved success by her intensity OF passion and
abandon. Judging from the two impersonatons
she never plays the same role twice In the same
manner She is the true child Of genius unfettered
oi a roe with such earnestness that she does not
know herself in what manner she may interpret
each scene.
Signor Moriami has very good baritone voice,
but Ills acting Is entirely too DOnOnce Were he to
take lesson from that excellent artist, Janet, who
is an accomplished actor he would avoid every
thing approaching harlequinade and gymnastics.
Nelusko Is q wild, savage warrior, II Is true, but
then there Is no necessity In making him votary
OF Terpsichore. Moriami's voice, with moderate
action can always make an impression In the role.
Tonight we are to have ~ Airicaine" Tor the last
time, and on Wednesday "Faust.n
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6, 1872.
The steamer Idaho arrived from Honolulu this
evening with dates to the Goth ult.
The Honolulu gazette announces the new Minis.
try as f0ll0ws:-
Minister or the Interior, II. l.. Hutchinson.
Minister OF Finance, Robert Sterling.
Attorney General, stephen ii. Phillips.
Mr. Harris, the late Premier, declines any office In
the now Ministry.
The Ministry OF Foreign Affairs Is yet vacant.
ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT
Queen Emma had issued tickets for ball In
honor of the Saxe-Coburg party. who were to leave
Immediately for Australia
VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
The great summit crater Of Mannalea, In the
Island OF Hawaii Is again in eruption. There ls no
flow OF lava yet. At q distance OF seventy-f five
miles the sight Is magnificent.
TRADE
Business In Honolulu IL dull. Exchange rules
three per cent.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
TUESDAY, OCTOBER s, 1872.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska and
South Carolina Entered for the Great
Preliminary Presidential Contest.
NAMES OF THE CANDIDATES.


The States OF Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Ne
braska and South Carolina hold their regular state
elections tomorrow, October 8. These elections
partake OF more than usual interest on account OF
tho approaching Presidential election, which takes
place on Monday, the 9th proximo. "As goes
pennsylvania" according to the Old political
axiom 80 goes the Union," and as Pennsylvania
goes In October SO it Is expected she viii go in No
vember following, thus contributing in powerful
degree to the shaping OF the results In
other States. But 1t happens that this
year the administration have nominated an
unpopular man General Hartranfb, while, on the
other hand, the democrats and liberals have &C.
lected one OF the most popular citizens OF the Key
stone State ex-Unted States Senator Buckalewl
as their standard bearer. Hence it would be hardly
fair to Judge by the vote in Pennsylvania tomorrow
what II win be In November in case Hartranft should
be defeated; out II he be elected the '.jg' may be
considered absolutely "up'' so far as the opposition
to Grant Is concerned.
The following is list OF the candidates In the
several States.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

M hs world the foremost artists are
brought to minister to the amusement of the
American public. because we ara better able
10 pay for exceptional talent than any other
people. This influx Of great actors from
Europe has exercised q happy influence
over the American stage. and has re-
suited in marked improvement in the
acting in our metropolitan theatres The
devotion of theatres like Wallack's to the in
terest of high art, and the care taken to pre-
sent artistically and with careful attention to
details plays of q high order, compel other
theatres to keep up to high standard,
and so tends to elevate the drama
and spread its civilizing influence over
tho masses AS we look on the
stage as one Of the most powerful
agents in disseminating sound principles of
morality and intelligent views Of life we re-
joics at the evidence we see about us of its
prosperity and growing popularity. 1t shall
be our aim to increase It's influence and widen
Its range until New York stands at the head of
the capitals Of the world as the generous and
intelligent patron Of dramatic art.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

Mario and Patti sing this evening in Brooklyn.
"L'Africaineu tonight for the last time at the
Academy
Tony Pastor will introduce this week "a Dutch
man in London"
Charley White announces an entire change OF bill
at his Athengum.
The Dry Dock Circus and Menagerlc stu holds
forth to good business.
The last nights of Diamonds" are announced at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
.'Genevieve de Bryant Is Dan Bryant's latest
venture OF his opera House.
The very last Patti-Mar concert will be given at
Stenway Hall on Tuesday evening.
Keatng's orchestra has new programme this
week at the American Institute Fair.
.Pygmalion and Galatear has entered upon q
long and prosperous run at Wallack's.
Mr.. G. Harry Franck plays "Cagliostro, or the
Scarlet Demon" this week at the Bowery.
The Elks will have their nfth annual benefit at
the Academy OF Music on Thursday afternoon.
The pretty little theatre Of Mrs. Conway, In
Brooklyn, will gsten this week with Diamonds"
"Roi Carotte" enters upon Its seventh week at
the Grand opera House, with undiminished success.
A concert was gwen last evening for the benefit
Park Garden.
The new features at the San Francisco Mnstres
are "a Bad Nights Rest" military on the Brain
and "Love's Rambles."
Agnes, seems to grow In popularity at the Union
Square IL Is OF the best OF the French school OF
dramas we have had here lately.
Charley shay's opera House. in Thirty-fourth
street, has met with encouragement so far The
company is an excellent one for variety business.
Miss Rose Hersee, Mile. Levcie, Ronconi, Spara-
pant and Janet were the leading attractions OF the
first Sunday concert at the Grand opera House last
evening"
Dominick will Escape from Sing Sngr every
evening at Woods, and the blonde buresquers will
recite the sad story Of Little Red Riding Hood"
every afternoon.
The last Rubinsten concerts will be given this
week. on Monday and Friday evenings and on
wednesday afternoon on Tuesday the great
pianist viii appear in Brooklyn, and on Thursday
In Newark.
"Arrah-na-Pogue,r despite the undermining OF
other plays promises TO hold the boards ut Booths
for long time. The Bouclcauts are such favor.
ties here that full house must necessarily await
them at ali times and under all circumstances.
Josh Hart Is OF the most enterprsing, as well
as the most indcatigable OF managers. He has
made the pretty little Comique success by en-
gaging urst class variety company and by con-
slant and iudci0us introduction of novelties. The
bill for the ensuing week numbers some 1ity differ
! ent acts. aud many new fsses wiz appear.