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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
Trial Of Reapers and Nov ers.


EDITOR HERALD -
WHEREAS, Messrs. Shrader g. Phillips do
challenge any machine agent in Grant county
to meet them in trial of Reapers and
Mowers, baseing their claims that the ''Cham-
pion" is the best machine for all purposes ;
we accept the challenge, and will pit The Me-
Cormlek "Advance" against their machine,
the tria TO take place on land here after TO be
agreed upon, and in the first grass cutting and
first grain cutting to be found.
KIRKPATRICK & MEYER.
Lancaster, May 81, 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

p&- During the session of the Gov>
ernor's convention at Atlantic, Ca,
the latter part of last week, a mem-
orial to congress was adopted urging
aid TO the three great water lines
from the West to the Atlantic sea-
hoard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
Strayed-SIO Reward.

$40 reward is offered to any person giving oioin'
ton 10 the subscriber t. VIM. Tate residing 70 ~.
Haven that will lead to the recovery Of large y.
year old Bay Mare Colt black legs name and tail ~
Of tail gone about half length Said colt strayed w
my farm on or aboat the first day u May, 1870 ~
was about that time seen in the village Of Cassvls
Glen Haven, May 3d. 1wS% @. NEUBAUGh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

p8-The Prairie du Chen Union
says that Waldo Brown is about to
quit Washington, on account of i'll
health, and has made arrangements
to 90 to Colorado, on business eon-
necto d with the General Land Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
rOIT an {

COLT str AYED -strayed from the subscfps n
" the town Of Cassvlle, during the last sumihg IN
TALL light sorrel mare colt, years old last sl n
without marks; she may have very little hW n
the forehead and very little white on her ieei
some Of them. Any person who viii return al. ar. L
to the subscriber give him information whe'
NELSON DEWEY
Cassyille, December %. 1871 S.u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

ra-The heirs Of soldier whe died
by reason of delirium tremeaS are not
entitled to bounty, the soldiers death
having been occasioned by his own
criminaity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
Lancaster, May q, 1873.

DIR. COx's Hive Group Syrup has beer
known and used by the medical profession over 10
years, and as a remedy for Colds and Conghs has ar
older and better reputation than any other Cough
medicine ever offered to the public 1t is known az
he Compound Syrup Of Squis, and formula may
pc found in every medical dispcnsatory.
l DIR. Ransom's Hive syrup and To1u,
In addition to the ingredients for Cox's Hive Syrup
contains Balsam Of Tolu decocton OF Skunk Cabbage
Root and Lobea, a combination that must commend
TO every one as a superior remedy for Group.
Coughs and Colds, indeed for all affections oi
he Throat and Lungs where a Cough Medicine ii
necessary.
This Syrup IS Carefully Prepared
1nder the personal direction Of regular Physician
) over twenty years practice, whose signature Is at
.ached 10 the directions on the bottle.
Its taste is very pleasant and children like
Every family shoum keep IT as ready remedy
or CroJp, Colds, etc, among the children.
D. RANsoM, SoS s. Co., Propr's, Buffalo, Ny
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

LOOK Our FOR THE BENDERs.-Gov
Osborn, of Kansas, offers $4,000 re-
ward for the Labette county murder
ers. Thoy are described as follows;
Mrs. Bender, about fifty years of age
rather heavy set, blue eyes, brown
hair, German; speaks broken English.
John Bender .Jr,, alais John Gebardt,
five feet eight or nine inches in
height, slightly buil., gray eyes with
brownish tint, brown hair, light mus
tache, no whiskers, about 81 years of
age, speaks English with German &C.
cent.
Kate Bender, about "a years of age
dark hair aud eyes, rather good Look
ing, well Termed, rather bold in APP
pearance, fluent talker, speaks good
English, with very little German ac-
cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
Burning of the Towerville Wooden
Mills.

The TowervilIe Wooden Mills W ere
totally destroyed by fire on Sunday
evening last. Loss estimated from
$4,000 to $4,000. There were two
policies OF insurance on the property,
one of $4,000 one of $4,000, at the
agency OF Viele & uewett. The poll.
cies had only been taken out a short
time before the fire. Many specula-
tons are rite, brit nothing reliable is
known.-Prairie d. Chen Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

Ea" There is prospect of peace at
last in turbulent louisiana. Presi-
dent Grant has issued a proclamation
ordering " all turbulent and disorder
ly persons to disperso and retire pea
chilly to their respective abode with
IN twenty days, and hereafter to sub.
nit themselves to the laws and con-
sttuted authorities Of said state"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

DYING OUT.-The Liberal Polly
farce is dying out-followirg the
shadows of that other political abcr-
ton, the New Departure: The man.
aging Democratic game-maker, hav-
ing seen that TO longer advocate a
do-nothing policy would be to Lose
forever the democrats who are work.
ers, have concluded let democracy
take its course in the good old fash>
Toned way. So there IS music ahead
after all.-Crdpford .oGnty Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

cR-A National Millers' C0nven
ton has been called to meet in Tole-
do, Ohio, on Tuesday, the 18th day
ofJune next, at 2 o'clock, P, NJ, for
the purpose of organizing a Millers'
Association, which shall embrace the
whole country, and cause a more
general acquaintance, interchange of
experiences, and information.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

two years hence. | expect to revive
the Knoxville IVhig for the especial
benefit of men ofyour stamp. | am,
etc, w. G.. BRoWNLow.
Knoxville Tenn May IS 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

E1rlt is reported, aud probably
true, that the old man Bender was
arrested at Ceder Rapids, lowe, Mon
day. The balance Of the family are
yet to be fUnnd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

REPORT OF THE Pass CONGRESS-
There is Congress of the Peoples
Representatives constantly in ses-
sion, and patiently working for the
public good. It's members are cou-
ductors of the Public Press.
1t is apparent that there is no rail.
road lobby doing any effective work
on this body of Representatives +;
that no back pay is expected that
there are no dull axes to be ground,
but that the People are crowned
about the Speaker, for their Ian
guage is plain-.State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
Ag'ts W. nted S!
FIRST NATIONAL ICE CREAM SAlOO
IN LANCASTER.

The long looked for Season has at last arrived
when all will be happy TO learn where they can GET
delicious Plate Of Ice Cream cosling ana refresh
ing Glass of Lemonade Soda Water. l would espec-
tally call the attention Of the Ladies' TO my letei
erected Arbor In my garden. where they will he walt
ed upon by my wife and enjoy plate Office Cream u
molcsted Ice Cream furnished in any quantity u
one days notice.
would also announce TO the public in general
that have made arrangements with the Iowa Brew
~ 10 furnish me with their nrn and hnnlfhr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
An Empire to be Established in
Mexico

An Empire to be Established in
Mexico.
The New York Sun publishes q
special dispatch from Washington,
saying that important movements
are on foot there and in Europe, look
ing to the establishment of magnif-
icent empire in the north and west of
Mexico. A number of the largest
capitalists in the world have been
negotiating with tho Mexican au-
thorities for either absolute cessio IN
of Chihuahua, Sonora, and lower Cal.
ifornia, or for the granting of extra
ordinary privileges. The leading
spirit is Colonel Thomas A. Scott.
The Sun connects President Grant
with the scheme, and says Mckenzie, s
raid was long ago planed and destined
as feeler regarding annexation. 1t
thinks immense profits are in view
for the leaders of the scheme also,
that English capitalists like the Earl
of Butte are interested, and the arrang.
ments have been made to bring over
colonists this fall and next spring.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
DENNlSTEN HOUSE

E Il. O. FORBES Proprietor, Cassville, Wis "
IL. ing leased the above premises have thor ~
~ renovated aud rehtted them for the Accommodate
the travelling public. hope by strict attention 2 W
wants Of guests to merit liberal share CT puble ~
ronage. Good stabling attached. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

An exchange says: "In going
to bed on warm night, it is proper
that You leave your pants and vest
on chair near the window, 20 the
thief can roach your watch and peck
ct book without having 70 crawl in
to the house after them, and thereby
run the risk of disturbing the family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

sD-The 21st annual session of the
Wisconsin Teachers Association is to
be held at Sparta, July 9Th and 10th,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
DUBUOUE REER.

made from Malt and Hops. Cold Lunch Furnished =
a moments notice. general assortment Of little
Give me call but don't forget the essential e'H.
greens or l may not be at home. I'm hand to Jobs
when come in again" is most emphatieally PLAYED
out
HS-N b. Dubuque Lager will not be sold to ab}
body that don't want it, ~
] BEla
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

S6- Senators Chandilr and Ferry of
Michigan, have returned their back
pay TO the Governor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05
To Business Men.

If you want circulars,
If you want hand-bills,
If you want envelopes,
If you want business cards,
If you want neat bill-heads,
Ifyou want shipping tags,
If you want tasty letter-heads,
Ifyou want any kind of job print
ing,
Leave your orders at the Herald
Office, and you can secure them on
short notice, at low rates, and in the
best style.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-05

R9-Lo Jack-The Modoc chief.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
maRanan.

From the Philadelphia Pass. Of to-day.
Yesterday the grand Masonic calebraiton
CuihIhated IN tue formal and impressive dedl-
catlon OF the splendid new Temple and in
One Oi,e IL H the most imposing street parades our
city mas ever witnessed. There were aIso mn.
mer0ls bauquets during the day. incjIding
usl9 % 70 the Sfrand Lodge, In the Temple. last
evening" Ibe number of visitors In the CITY
- VaIlOusly estimated at from fiftv to Sevant,y
nto thousand, and our own people seem 10
i,s ~ oet almost en- ndsSe to participate
III IN tue IestlVltleS and see the gala snectscJa
Inc streets have worn a holiday annesranoo
s,uce 1hurSday, and the ma jOrity of onr wor-
tny guests will probably not return for aavsra /
uays yet, since the Knights Tpmnlar hova a
EEanu parade on Tuesday, September 70 and
tIa ,s,s,'s, tne new Temple is to be open for
the inspection Of visiting MasOns We ora 20
eeWlDg now fOretaste of the CantsnOiaI
' ur friends OF the mystic tie are ali etD,forta.
Dy housed and cared for, without anv nartic
ulaI inconvenience either to them ar ~ thair
nosts, ana four times their number conId ba
49, ooOIlnlOdated IN our hotels and board
houses, with littls extra effort in the Tvsv
OF preparation. III 'uT way
n 0eignttul feature of the DAVIS procaa5.
lhRS was ehe hOspitable use of houses made i,,
RESIDENTS on the route of the procession This
was especially marked on North Broad street
~aU,J s1e fronts or many stately Residences
OCCupieu as they were by CailV-dres4ed IodisS
ahG children, Iesembled huge animated nvT.,
lII mus OF natural flowers. Mr.. Richard Smitir
1ll0 150 MS princely mansion, NO. 1416 North
DrOad street, with characteristic vaneros,t,.
TX ttSSSa,ea several hundred of his friends dnTinG
o,'l uJ stJs Win an inviting luncheon OF fruttS
iV anu osner Vlends, and no gentleman was nor
.nitted 70 leave the premises without being do.
Sp.a1 SIo,ateu Win handsome buttOnhOle bo0upt in
nonOr OF the day. James S. Watson No
No. - worth broad street, also dispensed
-'''''o'iic hospitality throughout the day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
The AItuatlon IN NewrorI

CRoWDTHG OUT The NEW YoEx apo.,ygs
NEW York, Semptember 26 -Tha .oan, 49,
wan street was much less excitin, 10 ,rt pn
G'OWa p OF brokers who have hitherto bloeiaJ n0
'."I street IN front OF the Stock Exchange vas
ucn ,,,u less TINS morning, owing to tbe action nj
.ne PoIee captain, who directed his men TO d,,.
siJewsit ro9ps winch threatened IL ntefere with
dr'",' "A t'aiho The brokers were by this means
SI.ven ,I into the road, but they Jared no brttsr
t1i ueIe as the police ordered truck, to be- driven
t.niouRh the crowd, and 30 compelled the broker.
~ 70 scatter IN all directions The general fsllino
Ssao Ssuons the brokers appears 10 bo more hopeful
conr., ,l.i', ptev'ouS days although there are oi
- 20 many VINO persist in regarding the situa.
a,on Iu us Olaehest aspect, The tunv Of genera
,i on ths street is, however, more cheer
49, tuel IL mas hitherto been, and there Is an evi
ueh' tendancy to hope for the best
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
9he RaIIoon Of the Fu1urs.

Yesterday Professor Wise, his son, and DR.
PariSel, who is stated to have been tehief of
the BrOnautic service under the French Com
mune" at Paris, met Mr.. p. T. BaTnum by ar
pOlntment at the AstOr House, to give expres-
sion to their views as to the possibility of a
successful transatlantic balloon trip. Mr..
Barnum purposes giving his entire attention
to the subject for some time to come, and with
that view he starts for Europe to-day In order
to consult with RTOnauts In London, Paris and
other places. He seems quite sangUine OF sue
cess, and says no amount of trouble and ex-
pense will deter him from carrying out his
scheme. The balloon which wise recommends
WOnld cost from $40, 900 to $4,000. He would
have it made Of Chinese silk. and he says that
with a diameter OF 20 feet It need not weigh
balloon would be ''Felmf0eed" with a muslin
covering rendered WenH proof. He would
not put in more than 16O, 900 cubic feet Of
gas, as that would b suilclent TO take up
about 1900 pounds. Being asked by Mf.
Barnum what was the best time Of year for
the trip, he said that no month would be as
favorable as June or July. DR.. Parisel was
then questioned. His plan Is to substitute hot
air for gas as bouyant agency, while to low
OF the balloon he WoHld introduce cool air He
gives the following calculation in figures 6OO,-
600 feet of hot air, giving q llfti ng power of
IL. 600 pounds balloon, netting and coating,
5000 pounds car, stove, provisions and men
g. 900 pounds oil, 900 pounds; ballast ], 600
He SAID that 600 pounds OF oil would last 3Of
days, of long enough for q trip two and hal
times around the earth. Mr.. Barnum having
remarked that one trip around the earth would
be quite enough for him, asked Prof. Wise
what he thought Of DR.. Parisel's plan. Prof
Wise said he knew nothing about hot air bal
looms he believed there was something feasi-
bic in the plan, but he would not like 10 en-
gage in It. "What shall do, asked Mr.
BSfnum, ''whenI find the doctors diSaREeelna?
''YOu had better have the cheapest expert
ment first" remarked DR.. Parlsel. 'sNo, !"
said the great Snowman, 'I want the safest
first would rather pay SIC, ,O00, 900 to sue
ceed than $40, 900 70 fail" Then turning TO
Prof Wise, he said al sh Ould like to have
you In London. II cable for you, viii YOU
come ?'' ~ Will' answered the Professor,
''but I'd rather balloon It." "WOuld you be
willing" continued Mr.. BaInum, ''t0 try it
from London here In the spEinR?'' 81 would
undertake. q said the Professor, s't0 come 10
the American Continent, but not to North
America" Mr.. Wise, Jr, here remarked
that the aiF-cuFrent being from West to East,
trip from England to this cOu ntry could not
be made. In course Of some further cOnVeT-
satl0R, Mr. Barnum remarked; II will attend
10 nothing but ballOOning for the next month
or two. am determined TO spend my last
dollar, and 20 get the best men, The confer
ence then ended.-M =. 1Iussa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
ORIME.

John Green, alias Mcdonald, who is serving
term in the Massachusetts, penitentiary FoI
highway robbery, has confessed that he murder.
Cd James Graham at Little Neck, L. l., on the
9Th Of last February.
Henry Young, alias Williams, was convicted
- washington, lat night, Of the murder Oi
FRANK Hahn, the Young droVer, in March last
nann was murdered in Armory square, at night
for his money.
George Brandt was arrested in ST. Louis YES
lerday for stealing tickets from the Office of the
81. Louis, KansaB City and Northern Railroad
The company have lost $500 worth of tickets
during the past tvo or thres weeks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
DAILY GAZETTE.
THE PANIC.

Ihsre Is more confidence to-day in the ability
OF the Banks to furnish currency sufficient for ALI
sue necessities OF trade. But therc are many
very careful and hopeful men who are fearful that
only the worst is over and that many failures ave
certain to follow which will he seriously felt
The firm of William Fisher Il Sons, Brokers, in
Baltimore suspended yesterday, and many Of the
Banks 10 Chicago closed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
0ne more oF tna ThI.v,

Col. John H. Stewart postmaster at Pttsburg.
was arrested yesterday ON grave charges. Nh.
merOus complaints were made to the Post Oflee
Department nt Washington by business men of
repeated iaares Of valuable letters to reach their
destination, aud an inquiry into the matter led to
an order for Stewards arrest. II is believed also
that there are deficits in his stamp and money.
order aceount He was released on $4,000 bail
80 long as such scoundrels are couutenanced
by respectable people dishonesty and rascalily
will continue Let them be treated as other
thieves arc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
NOTICE

BERNARD ZELLERS, do hersb, ,;-.-. IL
a that 'hall apply 10 the Judges Of The Co1r,
Of 1ensraI sessions Of the Peace and Jail DeIivIe
New Castle. at the November Term. a. D. IslV so o.
License 10 keep a Tavern eailed tbe ?.f, ?.ff,iL toL
mioasei 10 on clinton street. Delaware City. nD5
cation. TO wit: '"A tue sald apPiI
r r 1Snnaitap' 1Suniap' Patrick Cunning
Wnn' m SMheaIis' MerIis' Jacob Frempt,
y y u IL SavIIls' John Carson
Iohn 93iWWout' W VIM. NJ. Winsate.
Michael MulliRsn III Ui
MlddletOWn Transcript cory sSP-'- -o'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
NOTICES.
NOTICE

MkAkgiAiRET tk.t AisT BURKE, do hereby give notice
os GENERAL Sessions Of the Peace and jail Dsiiyer
s Sae s stnte ., Re1Eare in and for the County of
1873, foE a License 10 keen Tratd y. NSurt a "
land Avenue MilminRtn1 nsi Ut ~ =. 40. l9 MARY
freehOldeTs recommend the aid ns loiioHlng
Phillip Plunkes. Daniel Hi ~ WIZ
Robert Shaw Tbnr1as MI,
bernard MeKenney, PatricL Men,au'
FSs,r! Ki1 SJ1lI Patrick MeDeFmott
John Dunn. Andr.S- 5iII'
James Hargau, RoheSt Cestil
Robert Campbell PafTiek H.
ME- ZEE pLeI Michael Quinn,
Henry Witsel Pafr;cI WaTL,.
William Thompson. John bolan ia1s- a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27

STATEMENT M Jar Cooke & Goa state
ment OF the asssts and liabilities Of the arm Of
Jay Cooke Il Co., Of Philadelphia, New York and
Washington has been prepared by them, TO bs
submitted to their creditors. The following is
summary:
Liabilities ..... 81 q9e a0a o6
Assets:
Bills reeeivahla bank, insuranas
and other stocks, bonds and
Loans 70 Northern Pacific X. X.
Go. on e3.750000 stock Of the
Organ Steam Navigation Co ... l.5O0, 900 90
Loan to Northern Pacific AR. r.
Co. on the bonds OF Co. ............ 4,O78, ,2l6,OO
Second moTtasge railroad bonds,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
pUBLIC SALE OF
s. 2 HOUSES AND 6 BUILDING LOTS.
The undersigned will positively sell at Putrc
Wednesday, October Ist 1873,
at2lS o'clock p M

:
Three two story brick and four two story fyams
houses aud six good Building Lots. located az
ihree BTick Houses all situated on Lin 49,
coin street. between 18Th and l tth streets T6,
Two OF the frame houses are situated on lm
Union; between 18th and 18th. Two OF the W
frame houses are situated on Union street between
18TH and 4th streets. and two on - feet vide ST.
l4th. ' '"s'u i''H "uU
- Inc building Lots are situated: Two Lots on
delaware Avenue. We't Of UniOn-one 25 feet
'front.' Oy l5 Ieet deep and one 2t feet front BY l:3
feet deep. Two lots on Union Street betwse IAN
and ilth-one = feet. 10 in. by 80 feet in, and
tg9 Iots on IS feet street. above described each
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty per cent. CASH
,l aiaase note With approved indorssrs at 70 days
h .IOh uey OF saleIseLtlementt u be made previous
90 tne following Wednesday. October Sth, 1873 at
i VI NJ. NJ. CHILD CO,
90 No. =. W. 7th street.
Aep%O-s Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
a16.9S6.2I2 II

Lhe above exhibit Of liabilities is exclusive Of
el,70l,ll 90 loans 10 The Irm which are fully se
cured ~ COED oolla1arals. Although u will Of
course require time In the conversion OF lie assets
the handsome showing made leaves no doubt Of
l ability to pay every dollar OF its Indebtedness
si,a interest," and still have sarpluss Of several
million OF dollars. A gratifying feature IN the
aooxe exhibit s the fact that although the embar-
!aaament q the firm has been oeeasionSd By It's
large advances 20 the Northern Pacific and con-
nestl9g roads. which lt wAa carrying during per
loa ol unprecedented monetary atTinganey, its ~
sources Outaas of these advances are amply sufIl-
elent 70 saeaEs ail ils creditors from nlmsts loss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27

Mount Holly, N. J., have struck bseauss Of the
TsduOtioa Of their working dsg % eight hOura.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
NOTICES IN ADMTR4TTT
NIILD STATES OF AMERICA

4 SA-NAE-o OE AMERICA
Whereas a lihal ~ District OF Delaware a.
t1 court Of the United States az T;n ~
- - tstISt otDeiaWare,On the tWentv tbi-t - -
SSSPt N ihe year Of our Lord one th0pss, ~
Eut4 E 81 anu seEenty-three. by AnthCny H;Vosns
ttOtuey OF the United States in hsh.if ~ ~,
~ 5t1tes against the vessel or canal -. S
80 ~ taeHei apparel furniture AIIaCiD- - -
~ H mat mat m D. NOien. Collector of - = ~
- t's'Lct Ot Delaware, On the 10Th Iav 5t -,s -
I =. sIo - gaH OF our Lord thousand sigbr -
sit seN ehty three At the CITY of "a ~, -.
h.In tu9 admiralty and maratime
s states seized the canal boat Dr TsSsi -
SSet ~ saSSSet apparel and furniture bsin.- -, -,
SPtS RlCPeLtS ~ person or persons unknown In -. 80
-, t oSl .le plstFct OF Pennsylvania ana ~. lie
"a ~ DeaWAre without being enrolled an.1 i;.as
a1Iu without having paid the Units,I STatss ~
y, - s1 tonAse As required by the Act oF CCr-ss.s
$50 ~ -eu e1se made anu provided; and nravin- s';S
80. C1a. " ueSIee the payment OF aid faes 49, -
'ss ~ 70 nc hlted states, according 10 Law
- tnetelCre, In pursuance OF me mnniti., -
qci tne seai Of the said Court 10 me iirss1s ~ ~
@ iea' eleu do hereby give PA Ohe notice 10 ali go
- aalllliH me sad Vessel, her taekel te ~ T.
any manner Interested therein thar ths4 - - " u a
go ~ ~ tle sa-d District Court to De heli ~ *.
- y ltS,luston, ~ IA and Tor the Distinct Of No..
80, on monday, toe tn day 0f tlrfsber ~ n
h; = ~ tne Ioreaoon then anu there 10 intrrn.,-
behalf 9NTIISSssva IIIss1-l99 JIsI-l9ns o., N thai
T,u,. " H.. - d, = ;. Dist. Attorney
sep.b o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27
From tie N.Y.Woyld Of Friday.
The Possibility 0T Specie Payments.

lCa6ts DesDGtch to the Associated Pressl
LONDON, September 25.-The Daikv Ne,os be-
heVes ihat the financial panic in Nav York will
possibly lead TO the resumption of specie nav.
ments -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-27

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