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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

A BIG LAND GRAB.-Under pretense of
giving 100 acres of land to each of the soldiers
and sailors of the late war, ground raid in
full force is made on the public domain. The
bill grants in the aggregate some $50, 900. 600
acres Of land, the whole smount Of agricnltu-
raj land now left being not more than 4OO,-
O0O, 900 acres, These soldiers grants will 60
at once into the hands of agents, and the
benehciaries will really receive nothing. or
trihing sum at the best. The homestead
policy is placed in danger, and in very few
years--ten at the outside-.the immigrants
from Europe or colOnists from the older
States will be entirely at the mercy Of land
spectators, and of the railroads which retain
possession Ofthe grants already made to
them. This splendid national domain is rapid
ly being wasted and spoiled. 1t ought to
have been so managed rs to solicicit imni-
grafton for these many years. But many OF
the best parts Of it are already held at prices
beyond the reach of the poor, and soa check
is put upon the population Of the new States
" Y Commercial, Rep.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

Some uneasy persons, itching for United
States Senatorship, seats in the House, and more
pickings generally. are agitating tue admission
Of Colorado as State. The population Of this
Territory is 80, ,sG4 all told. an increase of but
5.5S7 since 1860. There is no reason TO suppose
this handful Of frontiesmen desire the cost OF
their civil Government Transfer ell from the
Federal Treasury to their own shoulders. All
ten OF the Territories have but 442,730 inhabi
tants, but battalion more than the minor State
Of WEST VIRGINIA, which has 442.0l4. and
one and all may be very we'll left to grow
before there 10 talk of their admission. W.
have enough scarborough States now.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

How the House looks ut Senator Sumner >
proposition about the battle flags is shown in tie
snblolned resolution adopted bv that body on
the 10th instant:
WHEREAS, The national unity cannot fail
to be strengthened by the remembrance of the
services of tho'e who fought the battles of the
Union in the late war Of the rebellion; there
fore.
"REsoLvEp, by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca in Congress assembled, That, as the expires.
sion OF The sentiment Of Congress, no measures
should be taken towards removing from the
Army Register or the regimental colors Of the
United States the names Of the battles of the
rebillion.'
The jewel here is in the toads head. 1t
strengthens the national unity to commemorate
how one part Of the nation clicked" the other
TO be good friends with man you have poun
ded you must often remind him Of the weight Of
your stick.-WoRlp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
Floods in France and Belgium

PARIS, Dec. 9-The river Sein has over.
flowed its banks, and the water is spreading on
both sides. In this city the quays are flooded,
the stores near them are closed, and all traffic
in that quarter is carried on BY boats. Beyond
Bercy, suburb Of Paris on the right bank Of
the Seine, the houses in the vicinity of the river
are standing in one vast lake OF water.
HRUssELs, Dec. l9-Despaches from Ghent
report that the streams in that section of Bel.
gnm have risen above their embankments, and
the country is inundated. The city of Ghent
j. flooded. and in some of the streets the water
is three feet deep.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

Como WEsT.-The report that Vice-Presi-
dent COlfax had finally accepted the editorship
latest negotiation, 1t Is started, having term
mated without result The young man, II
seems, has concluded to take the old gentle
mans proverbial advice and 60 west. A dis.
patch from Washington says that Mr.. Colfax
will leave to-day Ia spend the holiday recess
with his family in Indiana. W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
The Louisiana committee.

The Louisiana committee. at their meeting this
afternoou. agreed to ssue address to the people
OF the United States, setting forth the law and the
facts IN the case now disturbing that State and to
petition Congress far yelisf when ts session shall
be rssumed. Immediately after the HOLIDAYS. The
COMMITTEES adjourned to meet in New York, on
Monday next
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
NEW RAILWAY DANGER sIaNAL.-Many col

New RAILWAY DANGER SIaNAL.-Many coli-
with curves of other distractions to prevent
warning Some one has patented a clock to be
mounted beside the track, with a large motion,
and intended to run only few minutes. Rods
connect 1t with a bevcled catch at the rail, to be
struck bJ the locomotive wheel. As the train
passps the depressed rod throws the clock work
into action and also removes a white plate from
the fAce offs red danger disc At the end Of ten
mineees {oe any ethes set tipae) the index auto
matically moves back to zefb, the white covers
the red and the clock comes to rest. No atten-
tton is required. Each train winds up the clock
as well a. sets 1t going The machinery is said
10 be simple and cheap, and to have been sue
Csssf4lly tried. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
have obtqined several of these signals and are at
present eFperiNentiqg with them. If they are
successful they will be placed along the line OF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

tbs PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YEsrsR-
DAY.-Coagrsas hiss adjourned ill the 9Th OF
January 1873 10 the Senate. yesterday, the
deficiency appropriation bill was amended 80
- % guard iie appropriation fos The board Of
paaaie yalk Of The District q Colombia, and
smsnS ,~x e1pted is now necessary. There
was nUshine Of importance done in The House
leyoad ths suhminion of statement Of the
dshe of The Dislrict Of Columbia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

There was an excitement in Erie stock in Wall
street yesterday, price OF shares advancing from
o6 in the morning to 40X in the afternoon, with
enormous transactions. The advance was even
grsatsr In the London market, with heavy sales,
opening at 47K and selling up to 49X. All this
il u said, bought largely before be DISCLOSED his
intention to refuad The operation looks very
much like big steal. and 10 the first time We ever
heard Of stealing hots, llnds, SC.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

The lease of the old South Church In Boston
for post-ofhce b for two years, at t2S 900 per
annum. The announcement h now made that
the church will be sold to the Massachusetts, His
lqriosl Aopiety, q prioe to be lxed hy three dis
rs historical building" II Is stated that ''those
from abroad who demonstrated against the lease
Of the building for post Office" I" may now "sub
scribe toward Its purchase" for the Historical
Society. .s5 5H=4 Lz
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

PURSUIT UNTO DEATH.-Two yonng men
murdered a man who was eloping with their
sister lie lived long enough to be married,
and the wife is resolved to hang her brothers
for the murder. After long search they have
lnst been captured in Texas, and brought bac k
to Lewsburg Jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

A passenger train going from s.oaington to
Providence, Il. l., yesterday, ran into some
freight cars on turn out" at Westerley. The
engine was disabled and the cars we're damaged,
but no passengers were injured. The accident
resulted from the negligence ofa switch tender.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

A 0axA1 MANS MExoRy.-Major General
George q Thomas died two years ago last
March. Sesps were at once taken to erect q
monument 70 his memory. The treasurer Of
the funds intorms the public that the subscrip-
tion In these two years aud more have amoun-
ted 70 el670. "a great mans memory" etc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

At Schenectady, N. Y, two men named
Travers and Jones, supposed to be from Albany
ware run over BY ! ''helping engine on Thurs
day night. Traven was dragged quarter OF u
mile and terribly mangled. Jones was badly
injured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
Congressional Exodus.

At least two-thirds of the members OF Con-
grses have already left Washington for their
homes TO spend the holidays. Others will follow
tonight. "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
Tor Sale aud for Bent.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE

will sell i've two story Brick Houses.
FIX Nos. 1913. 49,. 1877, Ill and 1871 Chestnut
~ lhree three story Brick Houses, Ns.. IL.
-, and ,&} West Ninth street.
,four t~o story Bricks, Nos. ~, ~ ~ and ,.g
West Ninth street.
one large two story Brick. with Mansari roof.
corner ct Delaware av enua and Rodney street.
ne above property is offered at priv ate sale un :
ii 'anud'y iuth. 1873. at prices below VIII il can
be tuilt at this time. and terms will 10 liberal
Apply TO JAMES BRADFORD
dec2l } 2S-ianl ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
LMlNGTON DEL. SATURDAY, DEC 81 1879 PRIOR ! ~
Chester Notes,

Col. Pratt, oi Chicago. lectured in the City
Hall, last evening on "Colonization.'
L. II. Scott Lodge, No. 352, A. F. A, M.
held their annual supper, on Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Gehrett, Of the South Chester NJ.
+. Church, will preach his farewell sermo, 10
morrow.
The Shakespeare Association" will 'rroduce
Uncle Toms CABIN at Tuscarcrs Hall. New
Years week.
n few days ago, three year old child Of Geo.
severely scald,d.
Chester policemen get forty eight dollars per
month, forty dollars a year for clothes. and one
dollar for every arrest made.
The ianey Hose Company have requested
the City Council Committee on Fire To visit
wilmington in conjunction with them, to
examine a steam fire engine.
The Chester Gas Company, though auite a
wealthy corporation, fails TO supply sufficient
quantity Of gas, for this season Of tle year, under
the plea Of making improvements.
The Mechanics Free Reading Room and
Library will be opened about the first Of the
year. A committee will bs in attendance each
evening. to welcome strangers and perform such
| other duties as may seem necessary.
The sidewalks Of Chester, saws the News. are
such as to render travel very disagreeable 1t
may seem romantic to talk about "beau,iful
snow but we can't see the romance about il
when person with basket of eggs sits down
on the pavement "hard' and can't get up and
walk away without swearing -as we saw chap
do this morning.
KEEPING APPLES IN GYPSUM M--Some pa
perS mention the success OF packing apple,
in plaster or gypsum, and speak of the fresh.
ness of the specimens when taken ont late in
Spring.
This substance possesses several properties
which peculiarly fit it for the purpose. 1t is
soft in texture. even before it is ground to
powder, and this not only prevents ANYTHING
Ike grit or harshncss, but causes 1t TO pa
more closely than any puverized subs:anc,
which could bp found. 1t thus presses softly
onthe surface of the fruit, and excludes com
petely the external air Being a poor con
ductor of heat it keeps the fruit at an even
temperature, so essential to its sound preser-
walton. These are the qualities which render
It SO useful. and not anything connected will
Its chemical composition, which is not at al
} effected by the presence Of the fruit.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
49, Twenty-Five small Houses, from four to
* six rooms. In different parts of the city,
,is Prices ranging from 500 to sltJN
- Terms easy. j. II. FRAZER,
Real Estate Agent,
Telegraph Building. ID near Market.
deco II
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

olitE l. hereby given, that the nm
~ drr>i.nrl administrator with NIL,
annexed of the est ne of John I.emnn,
deceased. will offer tor sale n, nuL,;..
auction. M The late residence ar ,L..
deceased. IN HARRISON township. Dubios
county. Indiana. on
FRIDAY. December Goth. 1872.
The personal property of said estate. fnot
taken by the widow cons: siinp ar
lior>cs. talilr. Hogs. Wheat. Oats. one
nGckvlc Mower. ore wagon. 4 .rniu,,
implements. household furniture. &c.
.NN SUMS OF five dollar. and
'n'i'r cish: all sums over live dollars
credit of twelve months will he given
purchasers giving NOTES AT interest, waiy-
lng 'i2ncHt 81 valuation. with good So
cari,N. JOHN ". LENNON.
N"N' -''h. is'2-aw. Admir-.
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Indiana need "A stringent liuuor law,
Ihe present. law il iiisle better than no
Jaw ~ ali. One OF The iirs. l'in., lne
Legislature ought Ia do ti.iS winter :
70 pass a liquor law similar 10 the Ohio
Liquor law. We hope it will he Gone. :
Lei the matter BE- agitated by the pres .
OF Indiana. : Mitchell Commercial.
We hope it won't be done. The pres
cht law isl as good a one us public sca:i-
ment viii Sustain, If properly enforced.
Bat the trouble il in enforcing il. Laws
enacted that HE pGblic will not sustain.
are dead letters OH the statute book.
ana disgrace to the State. You can't
reform the public ny stringent laws. =
We notice, however that such bill has
been introduced into the Legis-
laturc.
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y tIlt'E j. hrrc'y Given. that The nm.
- ncr-isncl Executor OF the es,ai, of
sac Harris. dsrr'i>.d. will Offer for
sale ~ public auction. az The late real
'rnrc of IA, dccr,lcn'. in Dubois county.
in,'iina. on
M HDAf. December 18th, l.s:.
i'ir irrsniia! property Of said estate.
'ons i-iiH. at Horses. Cnirle. Hogs. lIay.
farming Implement. household aud
nii''"n furniinir. &C.. &c.
ira. Sums nf fi,c dollar, and
n!n;rr cash: 81. sums over five dollars a
fredit Of we've months will d. given.
purchasers 2;ving rutr~ ~ nierea.
ins benefit OF valuation. with good
security.
LiN>rTH i. TAYLOR. Execr.
Noy. 80. l>12.-3w.
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Tur LApy's Fn,rSn ron nrcRunrR

Tnr LApy's FgENp roG nEcgMBrR
\ capital holiday number Better sto.
ries than The Lady, Fricnd provide.
inr the delight of lis readers can no.
" here BE- found. Always superior il is
IN this Christmas nuinhcr especially
choice in literary merit. "A Sprig OF
Holly" by Daisy Nont,ior appropriate.
~ leads on. liany suppose that lady
magazine, because il j. such. takes an,
second rank in literature they ere not
up Ia the times. Ia former wears il was
undoubtedly SO; In; a. the shining light,
oi intc,'cct among women in thrsc days
ef crlinrc. fi.il IN no feminine elegance
20 uic prri,-lical ,..ysiyd 10 ihc sex. a.
which The J.ady's Friend i chief. nee,
and foster the same harmonious drvcl.
opmcnt by publishing the hes, fiction o,
the day.
The embellishments also arc Of unn-
~. Price. &2m year or 81 90 with HE
fremimm Chrome. -Four COPIES $500
Published by Deacon Il Peterson. No.
1871 walnut street. ihiia.
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Hen. NJ. &. Kesr--.A Deserved
Tribute.


! FOR The country we regret the dcfca
=. OF ihl> gcntienia!i. 50 able and ;ncor
rupiibie is he. that Tie Washington cor.
respondent OF the Ciucinnari Gazette. ,
Radical. urged that he be rcttirncd Ia
his seat ~ Congress over ANY nepnh;i
can. Tia. Mr. Kerr conld bc defeated
after what he has done for the people.
shows tina, the people when un,,c.
parii>'ln Influence Eiil to rcroyn:yc
ihcir best friends. but under The
iicadlong Influence OF a party prejudice
ana HE passion cn.onlercl by a warn,
polii;cal c'unpagn. canno; discriminate
between tie deserving and the ul3e-
serving. and treat all alike that belong
to Inc party opposing them.
Tor Mr.. kcfr. personally. his defeat
Is 4 positive benefit. For nearly. or
quite two years past. lie has '}ren an IL
valid. under medical treatment. Vet
~uch was his energy and iailli!u,Mr>.
That he STOOD q. lis post. counting not
physical pain or mental anguish. so that
he could serve lis country. Vow. he
viii have a chance 10 recupcra,e hi,
wasted energies. aud 10 rc.yaip The
strength tl'atllas lately boon denied him.
" hen ms strength Is renewed anil e.
iabli,hcd on 'iirmcr basis. the pcop!e,
VIII see'to j, that lac is again put ina
position to serve item.
a FATHER IN SEARCH or His Cum
BEN. : .ii the month OF De :ober, Ish5.
MafthA Mice sanders. thirteen wears OIL
age. and Wiilism RUFUS Sanders. ncarly
rleven, children Of John Sanders were
stolen away from Clark county. Inai-
ana, by their mother. The girl nj the
lline. was living with Mrs. Priscilla
,rrecn; the boy. with Mr.. John Kirk.
hey had been placed in the care of
llcse families hy their father. Mrs. \
',rcen and Mr.. Kirk were living then
three miles east Of Hcnryvillc, in Clark
county. Several wears anterior to that
lime The father aud mother had sen,r,f- \
"a. anu NE children were left in posses
'ion of tie father. who lad placed them
N tie families mentioned. Since then
Mr. Sanders has heard no news concern
nc hi> children, and nc now desires IA
make public the fac. of their being s,ol-
~, IN hopes that lie may bear some It'd
ngS OF them. II the children should
zee this these lines. let them wiitc TO
heir father and let him know where
hey are Al present. BY so doug they
viii relieve hi anxiety ANY one who
AN give him any information concern
ny them will. by so doing, confer a
great favor. All persons are invited ,o
assist him IN recovering his lost child
en-. His address is Austin, Scott conn
y. Indiana.
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Two men from Virginia and Ohio
employed as herdcrs in Kansas. Ltex
had quarrel. and taking hold Of honi.
drew pistols and commenced SHOOTING
one another. The Nirginian shot sir
,i'nes, The other but twice. The Ohio
man, v 10 hal been shot through thc
heart, knowing his time had como
c'inchcd the Virginian,d drew a knife and
CUT nm u tie neck, completely sever.
ing the jngular vein. Both men fc,,
dead on the spot. A box was made
both men put into ii, and bdried4oveth'
CT. In death they were not divided.
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a Shall the Democratic party Civ,
up lis name! For one We say. no
Fight on under the old banner for cor.
rect principles. The towards who m,
to" prcjudiced To join Us on accom-, oi
tie name. would not make reliable par
'!sans under any other name. We are
not ashamed OF the history of The Dem
orratir party, and do no. believe /. should
hc allowed 10 he put in false position
N history. by an Abandonment, Of its glo-
r,ou> name. While We would not aban
don the name neither would VIC wtrac.
one iota from Tie liberal and advanced
expressions adopted be the party M
Baltimore. but conscious ourselves ct
our rccti'udc. depend upon time for
the masses we are in the righ,
path. and for winning glorious vic
tory.
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The disease qmone horses. o,
the el'iscoiic. Us the papers term il. I'M.
made lis appearance ancrg n l,w ol
the team, in Ills county. that have been
hauling loads 10 Louisville and New
Albany. lui n We. we have heard OF I'm,
ono dca'h.sa lclsc of Martin Trjlsch. il,
the country. about two miles from JAS
per. There is but lille danger from II
If horses are given rest. aud properly.
taken care o.. 1t is not.yct prevailing
among the horses OF Jasper. and our cit
liens are hoping we may escape n visi-
taiion. The following receipt was fur
nished by the Adams Express Co. 10
their Agents throughout the country
and has been used with success in some
instances. though il is generally con-
ccdcd the horses do just us well. if 9th
erwi>c in good condition. to give them
no medicine, but take extra good care
OF them and keep them warm:
DEAR SIR We lave been furnished nv
an cnlincn. Chemis; with the tolloviny
receipt for the cure and prevention Of
The cpizooiic. Should the disease make
It's appearance in your city You had best
commence using il at once and not wal,
unit! the horses are attacked:
salt Peter. ounce: Salt Ammonia.
t ounce; Tar Emctic. 5 grains. Make
up IN mash. or mix viii. bran: rive il
Twice or three times. weekly. Also.
nave preparation OF Olive Oil to rub
on me glands OF thc.ncck, il the horses 4
are taken.
Yours. !. II. RrIoprs Sun.t
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The CiNNNNArI ESQrIRER.-We de-
sire to call attention to tic magnificen,
oilers OF presents to subscribers for ls13
to tie Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer. as
shown by advertisement in this weeks
Courier" The enquirer" is GOOD
news paper, and our people cannot do
better tlan subscribe for il largely. II
IS little too strong, in our Judgment.
at the present time. i'll its advocacy of
establishing new political party. under
The name of Liberal, to take the place Of
the present tme-honorcd Democratic
party, but before another political cam
paign begins. we will al. be better able
to see what the interests of The country
demand. and we have confidence the
enquirer will then be found BATTLING
with the rest of the Democrats for the
good and the right. In the meantime
It's constant devotion to tho home inter.
ests aud development OF the Ohio valley
entitle it 10 liberal support.