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Legal Notice.

GATHARINE EGGAR and Daniel Eggar, her
" husband, of the county of Tszewell, in the
State of Illinois, will take notice that on the
10th day. Of July, A. D. 1871 Charles S. Bu-
chahan and Mary Ann Buchanan, his wife,
filed in the court Of common pleas of Mon
roe ounty. Ohio, their petition, Che prayer Of
which is TO obtain partition Of the following
lands, in Monroe county, aforesaidi Of which
Henry Long died seized, to wit: Thirty-three
acres in the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter of section ten. township six, range
six; also, sixty acres off the north end of the
west half Of the southwest quarter of sec.
ton four, township six, range six--excepi
four acres in the northwest corner CT said
half quarter; also, one hundred acres off -ths
west side of the southeast quarter of section
ten. township six, range six. Said petition
viii be for hearing at the October term of said
court, A. D, 1879, tdsa as fs
HUNTER & HUNTER,
jy16wS. Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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How Grants Postmasi ers Operate
e-.somethtng for Newspaper
Readers SsS = % tSA

Z fss-r
The Postmaster at Red Wing, MINI
nesota, has. discovered new mode aof
campaigning for Grant, He recently
addressed aynote to- the Postmaster at
st. Paul. requesting the latter to inform
the publisher of the Svenski Monitoren,
the Swedish Liberal Republican paper,
that all his subscribers in Red Wing re'
fused his paper, and he would, save
trouble by not sending any more copies
there. Mr.. Van Strur, a proprietor OF
the Monitoren, has receivedoand pub.
lished note, signed 9 by thirty of his
subscribers in, Red Wing, saying that
they were refused the paper, and eN-
pressing indignation at the attempt to
suppress circalations } fie action ofsthe.
Postal Department iu; the H,atter=is
awaited with interest. M Y. sSan:Fses
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GREELEY.
LETTER DF ACCEPTANCE
OF tie Baltimore Nomination
New YORK, July 13.

L' NAA1
To Hon. Horace Greeley:
DEAR SIR /: 1t is our pleasure, in com.
plancc with the instructions of the
Democratic National Convention assem-
bleG in this city, to inform You that you
have been unanimously nominated its
candidate for President of the L nited
States The Convention, consisting Of
seven hundred and thirty-two delegates,
representing every State and Territory
in the Union, adopted, without amend.
ment, the declaration of principles af
frmed by the Convention of Liberal
Republicans at Cincinnati and strength,
ened by the Endorsement contained in
your letter of acceptance. The action
of this great body of delegates proves
that they are, with singular unanimity,
determined to enter under your leader
ship upon the patriotic duty Of restor-
ing to the administration of the Gov
ernment purity and integrity, and that
independence to its departments which
regards the Constitution as alike the
source and the limit of Federal power.
Laying aside the differences of the past,
abandoning all purpose of mere parti,
san advantage, asking for no pledge
other than that of fidelity to the princi-
Piles to which they have given their de
liberate and resolute adherence, and
which they believe will command the
approval of a large majority of the
American people, they tender you their
nomination, confident that peace and
good government will be inaugurated
and maintained under your administra,
tion.. Respectfully, your obedient SER
want. nrz..4 j. r. DOoLITTLE,
Chairman of the Convention and men,
Der Of the Committee on Ratification.
Baltimore, July Is, 1872, s.
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IT will be hard to obtain for General
Grant the votes of our German popula-
ton. with their intense love of the Fa.
therland, in the face of such. develop.
ments as these, of transactions 50 init
mately affecting their sons, their broth
ers, their relations and friends--trans.
actions, toe, in which were deeply i'm
plcated the military family at the White
House. Gazette. zE.af.
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.ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

yREDITORS of A. r. Phillips 81 Bro. are
hereby notified that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Assignee OF
r. Phillips g. Bro, and hasfiled an inventory Is
tha Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio.
;,o3v3 GEORGE W. MASON.
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PrepOstefOns.

We are authorized 10 state that the
report circulated by morning.c ,ntem,
porary that the Hon. CharlesaA Ed.
ridge, the Democratic, Representative in
Congress for the Fourth District of Wis
consins willysapport Grant as without
the least foundation, AIR., Eldridge is
on the Democratic Congressional com
mittee, and may be found any day at
their rooms in the Capitol attending to
the business Of the committee in aiding
the election Of Greeley and brown
Fashiagton City Patriot.
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The Grant Administration Ap-
preached senator, SGhurz with
Rribps 10 Calm his support to the
SAN Domingo Ssvlndle.
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ANTHONY sCHsUsfACHER q

ANTHONY SCHaUNfACHER q
syot otgRespeetfllly informs the citizens of +
.W4sO O. D. SIaiB L Be- ha E D.,
and vicinity that heD keeps constantly on
hand ,at hisqzE0 .sJssd0 10 ngEi 81 10
M EAT 1ST6R4N,stlN MAIN STREET,
-ssTNodoors North Of Jndkins, Drug store,8
Beef Pork, 'a* Veal, e Sausage, ilsa Usage, &c
He solicits the patronage Of the ,ppblic, as he
will spare no efforts to Accommodate custom
srs,t and hopes, by liberal sdealiRg3 to render
satisfaction to all who may buy meats at his
saf T70I r A. r ME- R 81 gaE
/ will pay the market. price for cattle, hogs
and sheep suitable for butcheripga ANS
dec7Y. ANTHONY sCHUMACHER.
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SENATOR CARR sCuURz.

~ Nep0tssm More scandaI0ns
than Anything the History OF
this Republic Knows Ct,'
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Grants Civil Service Reform A
numbug. el3I @l7f
Brother.in-Law Casey an Exam
pie of the ADMINISTRATORS Civ
II Service Reform. nls fet..e,

Extract from Senator Carl Schnrz' Speech at
St Louis, July 22.i
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

one square. aAa z1'iaa5 79i27ss
GAll legal advertisements will be charged
BY the line, and must be paid in advance Of
publication. ..>,,tt-,,.sz 2 a,a -.5yta
G Notices Of the appointment of Ad- -
= ministrator's and Rxecutor's; also ~
& Attachment Notices aud Road neti- -
G ces, two dollars and fifty csnts, in -
advance. - ,gEfsY aEei lsAs
~Advertising done at published rates
and payment required in advance, in all
eases. = sS 's 1oQ
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lie MANS, january II, ISL

Ny DEAR FRIEND: l was
very much panied to day to find that
many of my men and comrades were
killed by American bullets, shot from
Springfield rifles. We found thousands
of these muskets, stamped ~. ST." on
the field Of battle, and I heard curses
deep and loud. What treacherous
people the Americans must be
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-06

1t is queer woman who asks no qaes.
tions, but the woman who does is the
querist.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-06
Souvenirs Of the French Arasss Nn-
VestigatiOn.

Few more infamous .'.jobs'' have char.
acterized the present Administration
than the speculation of the sale of arms
to France during the Franco Prussian
war. The New York Tribune publishes
the following suggestive extract from a
private letter written by a German of
ficer to friend in the United States:
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Sale of Arms to France to Kill Ger
man Soldiers.
Frauds i'm The Navy and war De-
partHnents.

Extract from Senator Carl Schurz's Speech
fs-aG at st. Louis, July ".
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tF HORACE GREELEY.
To the Hon. JAS r. DooLrrTLE, Chair
man of Convention,and F. W. TYKER,
JoHN c. McCABE and others Of Com
mittee. .N 'tSsasi'f-ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

AAaINE NEws.-Ths sloop Anaie ssd Catha.
rine arrived ut Brsndywins Mills this morninss
with cargo Of gram.
Schooner F. L. Hubbard cleared for Philadel.
phis this morning, loaded with coal.
INQUEST. Coroner Woodward held an In.
quest this mnrning, over the body of an ipfant
which was found in the back part of a house
on Candy street. between 11th and 18th
streets. The mother of the child. Elizabeth
Boyer, testified that when she retired the
night before, the child was apparently wsll.-
The jury rendered a verdict Of death from
natural causes" H'H -"IF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
400 REWARD.
t. 4 STATE QP. DELAWARE.

wher.s., wrLLIAM Dennis. ala: Rff0a.
With having committed the crime Of kaps in the
Sf Ne. sS si SS oT S:Ss
ai Delaware. d. I'll ievard u TW0 HUNDRED
DOLLARS. to be I'D By the said state, for the
sa: :'d ScHXED # HKEk 6s ieS 1ts A.
::gs; - Of %osS. "a:
from the date hereof. and do hereby request the
Sheris Of tho several counties of this State their
Deputies and Baihfs. and all other Police Omcsrs
o this sate to BE- vigilsnt 10 their efforts to cause
The said william Dennis aitas Richard Duckery to
be sppgshsndsd and delivered to the said sheriff at
'hs jstl ssssfySaids, +. ns ...orr .xrr ....,,.,
(srAT \set my hand and caused the. .0ssst Seal
S% of the State Of DelswarsN - nxsd. a
20 NDovsr. the 6rst day Of A. u the year
euty two. JAM8S 10W0GR,
BY the Governor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
tCtmoou.s .sELssrIoH.

sth day Of Apil x. b., lsSS IN The afternoon. 70 Ss
opened between the hours Of one and two o'clsck,
Fl ss::s : IS: 1i:s;s = r. S::
.I.1 rss1 Xt.S.At School H:s:: Ne - s:ssnd
sIoesp w.sDA4tks,toa HOUSE. ssxtA s..t cor.
ner OF second and walnut streets. One member
~ r@sS sa;s' rsr-At fr IL. w.s.swnsA rns,n. House.
n ~ :esss e: As:is c.s . On. m.nb.,
ii - spsss ss.1 sa...A sra>xn,rtl v...
fSrner Srns yssr. sa1sn ana ossass ssFsse'
'lsss s.siH INV Ys.p-At Ii. house Of u sho.. ..
Walnut street near Seventh. OneA AnssseAr three
sESas.r " wAsD.A. ssseel He.ss No. 2 corner
BIe.sst - v Wxs.-AtssAess Ho.s. M,. .. corner Of
Tenth and Kins street,. One sss.ssr fer three
- NS.s f !, w4.s..At ts' ola A..4snx: On. men.
,.: assss S.s - s.i.i ,s :; sssn' street
csss 'as's w:s ::sri VI 'E: isi: It. wv
Ward. A. II Grimshaw; 6th Ward. ". Il. BulissE:
xx:st n f.5ssl T. Mid iJsi 1 VIZ.
r..,.s.s J, 1::'.s' ts:s::;:;: :s::s:;. ),
ss "a y s.P sSs isi sasss
tion Ia The respective .srds. sad they refuse or
ns the polls the yeters prcsset sSsi BY plurality
ssecs D:. &: ss s.aSs aG.s e e
present. . .g7i
Within two days stsf slsstien he esrtia acstes ei
it shalt bs delivered under The hands Of tls olcars
Of the Board, and. oas 70 The member elect. vhlsA
s siE!iasIts: .s!s Ss,s: ;hsa iRa :s:s ); 20. g:
sisSioa sSs SssE s sss " ~ e.rsi sss:s q FL
SscIstsry Of The boasd, asd oss 10 ~ member
elect. 61EV -"Fl z tTmAf16 u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
NhcrlM's NA1e,

- By virtue of writ Of Levasi Eseias to ns
the hote! Of William b. ferd st KiriWood
n.lE - IN Peaeadsr Hundred. New Castle oo1nty,
FRIDAY. ths 6th day Of April, is7a
atl o'clock. p n.
The following described Real Eststs viz: All that
certain lot 2. parcel Of Land siSaasd y drsd
county end state at1feesit, (fseee4ss nUndrei,)
bounded - aessstss6 e Ssale1agae1i1s iSSis-
Al 4 Frsncbtowa Rail Road asd fSssiSS tis"es
With The COMPANY 2 line nessh ssssaY-sas desress
sn the yest side Of new ro6d ISa1Ihs 3feS ~
steam Compeny's road 70 tie New CsssIy ss1
frenchtewn Tufupiks. thsaos ihsfs1itH nsItS
thres iosrths Of degree, wsst fopstssa md ose
tsnth psrche. to STAKE thsnes with lAna Il 0eeSas
Boulder south seventy one degroee WG3tJ tSSney-
ssvcs psrehes = stake. thsess wish - p SsS :
uei Murray south tveaty siY 4egyess go tSiftaon
AID foar tsnths perches 70 he Int StsfS ts SSes
u besinnins; containiAs tWo aerS6l q L1Sd and
surface ~, -lTITD- M -
,Ssissd and taken 10 sxssulioa ~ ths psepee.v Of
Elijah Biddls and Nsnsy his vie, .sSd g g sold
Sheri6's O0es. New Castle. 1arSk, l9jiclS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
Sherllf's Aale,

- BY yiEtse of . wit n ksvsst leeias 10 rs
a'is;G sSc SS.hin..ss Ean e Hg;s' e. e m Ia
the city a Wiintnsssa. NsV Castle
SATURDAY. The ~ dsy 81 ASril. I'M
ihas ssstsis let Or Discs ., Isai nm - ir,H.
cHs s;ts g sS'Sk ihs.sss ssssea
low, 70 wit; DeginnisS o the l1sssssSSS1 a M
oeetAeea side Of tFsat sesses aa1 e6 ~ Vasicrly
ssid side q Front stresI Inv six SSct e 4 stSSs
thence softlesiy Passllsi Y Eeseissfs .tsyps o.
& ;..::t ..i . t.:s. t;e s;t :lsIs
tSs,ssss s.stss'y txHty tSst 20 stakA tAsess
I've ieet e ? stake. thsses essilgiY SnSisi K
treet strest thirty pig lsst 70 sidoS4 ~.
sS:.s:; a: s:;t ~ < ses ,, ::ss g
Seised an4 takSe tl egesutieo = &hA psuserty Al
Ths.ss wslsa csa 1ssy Ws6A kia W&s = l. / :.
ssA 70 b s0n By szI.u,e .,,.s.,.as..1Iis.
Sheriff. CAcs. Nsv CSstis. G9s5kD. 715i.H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
Business Notices,

WV. N. KENNARD, 4 Co., advertise y large
line OF carpets. oil cloths and general dry goods
1t very reduced prices, while at Fourth and King.
prior to going into the new stors ON Market street
again.
The WORLD RENOWNED Knabe Pianos for sale
only at Rohslsu 4 Bros, Institute BaiidinS.
aprl-6t
RoBELEN 4 BRo., warrant all thsir Pianos and
Organs for ysars. second hand Pianos and Or
gans always on hand. oO7 Market street, sold ON
iistaments. april
ORaANs for $50 at Robslsn 4 Bros. 8 Stop Or
gsns for tl2O, at S07 Market Street Sold On in.
stalments. aprl-6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

TOHN MAIN, hrns a Rev Castle. received
FL ten haaehas 81 Ssgars. valued at 5000, and
sol3 then n the CsSpanY for :. ossn: 1 ne ~. s:
ssrs. al for enc dollar. Go there. bey'. ssd see
how it Is yourselves.
; 49, ysa@ . Ht"AS8s,hcesSS.s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
A1ssnfIrfoN of coPARrNERsH i rh,

q A1ssoturfoN or coPARrN sRsH : The
~ co psttpsssAip hsseeolere extstio9 RtwS .
3 Bro, g this 1ny aaless0ve1 by naassl soDssnt.
All persons bsvfns claims sssisst ths asM ere re-
srd prompt payneuts are roquestsd IRON those In.
dSbted to MS as 10 are desiroas ot closiAs ~ the
accounts. The business will bs settled alone BY
'ns sue''ess.ss @taG swM.r. GILLESPIE.
April I. 1872 D. o. GILLESPIE.
COPARTNERSnIP.-H purchased Of D..
" o. 0llpspie g. eatiye interSet in the Plumbing
and 0es6ttlha busness,At 15 Eest 4th street. We
ufi coli StisutnE the salae busfneS uedsr the hrn
Mans n Gillespie 4 Jackson. Mr., Rl!espis hay
himself cor 6dent of giving entire sati.factiou TO
all who favor them With calf. and 10 sol itoue Of
acontnuance oftlls pstscnags hsrstoS5e ar Or s f1tsnd
ap3 d2ww2t EDWIN W. JACkSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
The Ps..syiv..a. a.r,.,... :, ), :. !.

The State Legislature adjourned sine die ..
noon, on Thursday. There vss no election n
si's:heS faaF hslles vera CA, Mcclure votine
each ume for Strong defeated The Radicals whS
hoped 70 secure The Speaker, Andersdn wss
the Rsfsbllcan and Davis Bssks the Demo.
cratic candidsts. The usual psssenstisss vere
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
slleRl1 = Busesl

onck1uv SoS sss ass
m 4: :, I w; 4: ,:s|;.|:. ;s.|G,y:' |; !:
s.s Pyi:, z De slty 4 StGlsS GsS
i sxfiRb1i: st6b 1ii; Is 81 =, 4 e Ae,,,.,ila "a, ~
n. ,o,,o,,.. q ss.s..s;s!s'1 : 9;'ss!s'1k 1kk1ss... al A.
!hat certain lot OF piscs Of le11 vi q 3isr3s7
Brick Ho0so theresa sreeeaa, ole9a1e ~ ~ N
Wilntagteo afor seaia. ea& So0a61& m 2SsS{hG
= 40 !sls:Sc.: IA. <: e :is As.esss ~ -
!! 4. s; s:;:::: /: :!';
.S:a:. X he. fss. Re ,tG seIsAssG AZ s9ss
:::s:;ls & p: SS:ls:s :ss s,s..5,s' g s'iS:: 5:
southeflv iortk fset 70 seaks tAeoee lo1aoly I'D
!'ersllsl vita Eishlh st.set ona kRPdfS1 9ed 1sr-
spd theme. ti:r.Sy ssrtS f .siy Je9$ II 10 t':is 8:
place Of beeinbing. - the eCotc c6G g - nSFe
Of lsss, viii stis !sstristise q saasys0iss Sov-
49,: !: |: =; -! :d!i't'So' isM vsi k
vs:sd vSs:I:;d III Il :s::.sss saas6is.1 II
desdiee his wife, and ISsae 6. .CHssS9SSS M vfe.
Sheriff. oa.:. A.9s n. cs:ei: E.: :c ss!,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
sheriA 49,, :.

A By M yi.t.s ofS y!it e lsYets 1eeias. to
4 the wssli.stoe .Aetsl. lsst 81 fsss:
~ ~. Py!' IL ths cry Il yiIHislSSs Msv q.
~ q All. ifs {. - ). =. sslisjtse tsse
dsee.iksd ksal RstatA vis,l al. stu1 -
eiiy d ssos soss sSS& Ss..!i. q:
ssd s. = . fS!iows. e wiE Bs1fttS Z. ~ kss1ses-
.lscs tAs ssa.re sf said Avc9se q ASSSaty isst
eSssi ssSi aoltS As dssrssSsS SS ~ XsSsas.d XssESsd
and tssty Ave feet fvHr hclss@o - MI J5ky1
ec.tsrly oos hraarsa ana .aAg M t0.1 sesks.
tClAyesa ~ sst bsina se HeAe,aA00 - Xalsvoro
oslaws5e Avspss .to1t to SsfSfa[ IT ssvs.ty
tnrss nst 70 the sasa sAssssy u ~ reed;
80 Aly I've aoA thsAs ess(iss lei ~ Dlsss q
e,4inasHs. - ~ scstsSts ,lssspf pkp& w nay.
81 ssteE kiasksrd ard al
oAA'''' A''e1 i, ~ e = ;HG,H ~ oSd s.s
SsesiGs ONAs. GsV OesGle. No. .j655
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
-4---. - '>-..-..' '-l.'>,r-s-Nsie .l=7S<z-<
,GkeriMSG1leS.
eher11'o sale.

- BY vistSs Sf : wit ef tevasi F.eis. to ne
~ directsd: viil - expoeo1 20 Puolio Hale. n
Sx The Washington H.tsl, kseS 81 lssec Pyls
~ y. ~ ths city 81 wiloinstHa. New Css.is
SATURDAY; y !, q: ..:,x. s.s az e April. ls7s.
The iollevias dsseribsd kseI Ssssts, Wis: All
.s:t s:,,.in ios q Dl:ss q i:.d .l !..: N:s.
of Wilwinston afssssaid. bounded and 1essriSsa
asicslovs. tc vi; Deetsniss % ~ Nae Il he
ainssy . o. = !sst ssd sF iaehsp i.sn tIe sosass
srs :as Il xsss srsss sisi e: ,s:sS sss
evy siAe 81 kssa street, shsase eoqthsrIy an1 ar.
:riy .l :ids Of tess fses IN aiiy tes1ias late
AZ Adsms street asssS rsst9sy s!Sss sals Ne q
tsst sSs 70 Sorssr. !ASsee rsrtecss aeA pas.d -
stGe q Seed st!sst aRA iAeoee sal1ssly slele sa0
side OF Reed street forty TIVE tee - The plsee Of
bes,un'nk. be the soAssats Wttkl6 said 6ouads
what thsy nav. i.AslI0T
Ss.esd aRu IAksa IN sxsentiea - ~ property of
Matthew hessr.y :pa Elise Hearty. bis wife.
:. ~ - -. - JxHEs zaxsrnono. sh.r,s
eAeIiCs OMee: Nex Osatle. 9slsA lA, .E9 IA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

e cHusoH AsD svHDAr ecxpss eDooxs,i saso Ii.
straetan Roek 1os I'll nuaissl ia,trrm ~, ept.. !.
Robslsu 4 Bro, institute Building. eml.et
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

DlIl Dennis Arrested.
BILL DENNIS was arrested Ut Brick Hill yester.
day, by man named Todd, it is said. and lodged
in jsL at Elkton. liNff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

NYOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Dalinassnt Tax
~ Payers and those whe have become possessed
been paid are reoassted to cali upon the under-
signed any evening except Sunday. at No. East
SiHoh sessessaaA ssseeas 4 = S16oNs a(at14s nShem
op he book.,s e oa 9EoHkah = H.s,sse:r HHAs,HD;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
AlleFaQ's nala.

- By vistas off witt Of ~ Lsvsri Haeiss
I: e.. ce ai.setsd yi!l = ssRsee1 2 f.Slie
lsa.e Pyle, 10 ths city u wilsinsses. New
C.ElS county: Del. 81 - n
SATURDAY. ~ s:a'oay "a e. s pr. A. D.. is's.
ths folloving described ksst kstsis. vis: All thss
certain lot parcel Of ssA yiee oad kelne eit1s-
ted in the city Of Wilm,nston siofssaid e11 Aers1
sd and dsssriss: :. folevs. eAse 3 70 ~. bsG6.
distance ofeshty three fsst from he corner forI-
ID By the ntersect,op Of the ssstef side Of Orsnes
street !iA the si1s ef rs1t street thsoee
ts:; t. The north :riy .ids e Mstel ,yeet. theses
twenty one feet tbe the sains sors or isss thSScs
eorthsriy parallel to hasxe. .strest ninety tkrss
feet to the southory side II Front street. thsnes
twenty one feet (ba the me more Or lcss) to The
place Of beginning. bs the contents thereof = hat
Seissd and taken in sxesstioe - the propsrty Of
sHS "a is :: ;p'd
Sheriff = once. Nsv Castle. March H. 1879 Is.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
FLOUR & FEED STORE,
No. 1890 KING ST.
JAMEs G. MORROW,

fffN lafosms his friends and the public gensr-
H5hlly. that he hiss . good ass0ft@sat Of the
Sbsa Flour and Fesd at his store, No. 1885,
Kiag street. next door TO fourtesntA, which he 4
selling st the ioWest market rates. -
His wasons ssppiy families daily with -four In
large or small quantities. ~ all parts Of the city.
1ilsd. He u also agent 70! the Qls - ~. CSsnol,
LOsust Mountain and LshtsA C0a1. on1 y prepared
20 fsrnish good afticls ~ the lsvset price.
l6s160 .....s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

tNSIsS!ss t!i.i cs:9.es.s, ~ W. ~
n. s.s.esS e ~ :ss.ss . aStSx7 Srr'i Is:
1872 between the hSurs Of and o'clock. p. NJ ~
rectors. wy -" Ao4 ~ A.SA434.
~ 80 49,. H.. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
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., q: S,:sths! IS, q ~ SsSn;o Ss:aS ot
Sr.dcJ oom. TUESDAY. April y. .S72. - "
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\ .ss-aS.s2 70 f-I9wel .ssdaiGN s.sts.aly:-
aNkyOTIOh. .is siss ~ bsa tea3 q. .tiraIsr
IN l forbid all persons from neestlatine lny
SAssf;s seSd :, a;H:a. "a
DSiisrs. iSf SassS psftl ~ u hie ~ said!
mare ast proving ssgeesaHaee4: w,.uvu
roro...S,s sQkk, .leSS 'o"SSAND'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

4 lCsasors - ~ tnas - ths aoosst aae.
80 ~ess - pesoAaaos ~ y aay Dar( u Ii
cf'a- ss5 Is sa.a"tA ln- sI4s 1ag16-lR
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12
New GuOas! New Goods:

One Of the most extensive stocks of ready
made clothing in Ottawa is to be found at the
establishment of S. G. Barnett, Court street.
The especial excellence of these goods consists
IN the fact that they are all of Mr.. Barnet ,
own manufacture, consequently he can ser.
his customers with the utmost confidence a
to their material and make up. For the same
reason, the figures at which these goods are
tFered are at the lowest notch. In addition
to very large stock Of ready-made clothing,
Mr. Barnett keeps constantly on hand an
enormous supply Of every description t.!
cloths, so that his facilities for merchant tailor
ing are unsurpassed, and he guarantees salts
action in every particular in regard TO ea.-
ments made to order. He has also hats, cap,
md gentlcmen'S furnishing goods, which ar,
all being disposed Of at the lowest prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12

New YORK CoNBINATIoN.--This talented
company of star actors appeared last night at
the Opera House The very sanguinc antici-
patons which were formed by theirannounce-
ment were fully realized on their appearance in
The Ticket.of- -Leavc.M Man, the various points of
which were rendered in truly excellent style.
Unlike other travelling companies, each one is
perfect in the part assigned instead of having
one or, at most, two who are barely endurablp
Boucicaults romantic and charming drama,
Colleen Bawn, is underlined for this evening.
1t is only necessary to mention the fact that
the charming Edith Blande appears in the title
role, Miss Charlotte Stanley as Ann Chute
and Mr.. Mobiles as Danny Mann, to secure
Drumming house. The lovers of true repre-
sentation will be out in force to greet th.s
gifted company.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12

The city Was treated with a runaway yester
day. which was frst.clsss in every particular
excepting that no damage was done. The team
stated from the Ionic mill, during the tempo.
rary absence therein of the owner of TIE
horses. VIM. Mackey. The frantic ami.
mails dashed northward on L, Sale street,
AVOIDING, by that inscrutable Providence which
attends ali runaw1ys, the numerous carriages
which lined both sides of the Court House
square, as well as the piles OF brick, mortar and
sand in front If Mr. Hobaus new building.
After tipping the wagon against the south side
Of the Turner Hall. the team stopped. At the
time the snimsls were careering past cur Office,
the brass band Of the New York Combination
was in wagon proceeding along the north of
the squire. One of the performers stopped his
footing, and, with the speed of demi.semi.
4uaver, leaped from the vehicle and over the
fence surrounding the Court House. 1t is still
mootcd question whether the trombone or the
performer collapsed the quicker.