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Fair play., 1873-03-27

Modesty.-'Oh, ma said iuven-
lie 10 an elderly dame, there goes pa
with yoke ci stcars hitchcd to I, bob
sied.'
'Hush, my child said the mother,
1T is very vulgar u sav so: You
shoaid sry, Il par ef Gtn'l.mca cowS
ATTACHED % Il RoSJtrf Nei1h."
Fair play., 1873-03-27
De Lassus and Farmingtsa.

Twill also continue to run my nse.
between De Lassus and Farming'oF
making close connection with AZ ~
senger trains. Fare as low and r.
as quick as by any other route. - y
close attention to business ! noP.
merit q liberal share of public
rOnage. JOS. Z. hAon.fr .fr
June 8. 1872.
Fair play., 1873-03-27

a gentlemen advertised tor a wife
and received answers from e:::htccn
hundred and nincty-scven husbands.
he could hav" theirs. This is
gwen aS an Illustration Of the value o.
advertising.
Fair play., 1873-03-27

A Western paper says: Wanted at
this c!::re, an edi,ar who can please
everybody. Also a foreman who can
so arrange the paper rs to allow every
mans advertisement to head the
column.
Fair play., 1873-03-27

N'" Store New "ot'-
<. T.. LAW -:ENSr,
n SiaaGh.rr 4 H..,-,'s >,,I "
So I"r,'s Will. lie
Where he hns j;,,t re e., ,,r,, .,
LARGE VARIETY SIO "ds
Consisting of
Dry Goods, Notions. 'I,thin..
Grccrries. Confec;icae-r H..
Caps. Boots s $h, -. Hardware. na'a
Glass 1 s.cneware. Queeu,r,.
School Books and Stationary
Harness and Sa,idlerx. n,
Oils. Patent Medicines. Furniture rug
Christmas Toys. &c s..
All Of which he offers Ut very lou g
for cash. or Country produce al the m....e' s..c
prices. Give me call and Judge for s ,o.e
selves. Nv motto is Quick sales and vu,, s,.n
profits" L. +. LAWRENCP
Fair play., 1873-03-27
UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ
Parnipltul to Ste. GelsVieVG.

We are now running a Daily Haeh
between Farming.on and Ste. Gene
We've. Our hacks are all new, having
been built expressly for the business
passengers can depend Oh being tram
ported comfortably aud quickly, vAs
good protection against rain and sun.
Our horses will ALWAYS be first-c!aA
KASHER & BABB
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
CHESTER NOTES.


The Chester Post Office received the Postal
cards week ago. H..
Corner loafers in Chester arc mulcted 81 30
fine, besides the costs.
The basement of the new NJ. L. Church, at
Seventh and Madison Streets will he dedicated
tomorrow.
Chester is at present well supplied with herring
and shad, and quantities arc being shipped to
Philadelphia.
The Chester policemen arc having petitions
circulated, asking for the increase Of their salary
to Sl5 per week.
|. Tuscarora Tribe, l. o. NJ, parlooR of n
splendid supper, supper, Thursday night, at Nor
rls' Restaurant.
The Annual Excursion Of tho Franklin Fire
Company, OF this city 10 Long Branch, takes
place on Thursday, July 2lth. ,--
David ii. Hill of South Chester, has perfected
an invention for levelling billiard aud other Ia
bies, by means of powerful screw
A young man living in South Chester, gol
drunk, the other day, and laid ont in the rain for
twelve hours If he isn't consumptiyc he soon
viii be. .....
A white catfish Weighing ten pounds and mems
urlng seven inches between the eyes, was caught
at that upper pier at this place, few days since,
with n hook and line.
Tho 'ChOlera Den" MS the Meas styles the
lookup, is still bono Of contention between the
papers. Tho Netcs says its a disgrace, while the
Democrat and Republican insist that il isn't Pub
lie judgement Is suspended until the OF iniOn OF
the riot Is delivered. FAtE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
Soldiers ana Sailors.
MEETING TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR DECOR
TING GRAVES.

MEETING 10 MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR DEooRA.
TING GRAVES.
meeting of the soldiers and sailors of this CITY
was held, last evening, at the Office of s. A. Ma.
calllster, ESQ, McLear's building, COZ Market St
for the purpose of making arrangements for dec.
Grating the graves of tho soldiers and sailors Of
the Union, buried in our cemetIics.
Allan Gawthrop was called to the chair. eud II
p. Grubb, appointed Secretary.
The following committees were appointed -
On Finapce-John Medium, l., Il. GrIbb. ID
WoodalI. -
On FloWers-Wm. Y. Sw ggott, ]. s. Valentino
y. T. Grubb, =. A. McAllister j. Hignutt, ]
Murray.
On F1aga-D. WoOdail, John ID. Dunn, Altar
Gawthrop. '
1t is probable that tho City Hall " Ill be securei
as depository for the flags and fowors, and citi
zens are requested TO contribute these articles Il
the oxtent Of their ability.
All sOldiersand sailors Of this city and vicinit,
te reluestcd TO join in the procession to the cgn
etery. No other demonstrations will be fnhdf
further than the procession, aud the streWings Oj
flags and howors on the graves 4a4 Is
Allan dawthrop was appointed Cllef Marshal
after which the meeting adjourned. subject to The
call OF the chairman of the Conmi;te, on Flow.
'eIs. Wv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
El i tslaIsi a eiGibhR Ii. sis955l. t,G. Bird,
~. ~ fot plaintiff, 1. r. Bayard, Eaq, ior deion-

LILA i slFaIeG ii {iAibht !o, eistghg. +, Z. bird,
ESQ, fol- plaintiff, L r. Bayard, E'q, ior deton-
dRut. ~
Benirnin o. Pearce, a. b. q. VS.. Edward frov-
ost, D. b. r. appeal spm Justice OF the Peace on i
bet case. The defendant, PrOvost- in OCT loOo
entered into wager with ,Archipald Gwen tnat
Jacob Richardson Twhow at that time running
for the Office of Sheriff Of this county, was
member OF tho "Union League" The stakes
500 q side, were deposited with benjamin u
Pearce, vino was to be the umpire IN the case ana
hand over the stakes to the winner. SUIT was
brought in 1868 for the whole amount OF the
stakes ($2OO) by tho Same plaintiff against the
same defendant bnt on demurrer tho court dec'-
ned it was against public policy for man to bet
upon the private character or life OF another ana
now this suit was brought TO receive tho stakes on
" of plaintiff from the stakeholder, the defendant
who Tefused t. GIVE them up VIXEN demanded by
Provost.
The defence sought 10 be set up wNs that ~ Tho
record shows the case 10 have been decided, IN.
first suit preclGdsd the trying OF the second. e
The money was put up with tho ngrcemsnt o
Provost that Pearce should decide the bet, ant
that Pearce had decided II, and was OF tho opn
ION that Provost had failed 10 establish Rlchard
sons membership in the League. In 1868 PLAIN
tiff sued for two sums, both were mentioned, ant
now in 1871 (when this suit was lnsiituted) h,
sues for one of the identical sums declared upot
in 1868.
l. The identical parties.
.. Tho identical sum declared upon.
3. The record of judgment III former caNo upol
both of the sums George c. Gordon. Esq, fo
plaintiff below had opened his case aud EXAMINED
his witnesses aud 4. r. Bayard, Esq, for appel
ant, stated his case and examined one witness
when the court ad journed til to morrow morn na
at 10 a. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

TEMPERANCE IN WEST JERsEY-In Woodbury.
the City Council refuses license to every beer
saloon applicant In Bridgeton, the Mayor gives
The casting Vote in Council against all applica.
license was last week refused by vote of 8 to /
In Millville, the majority for 'no license" is SC
strong in City Council that all, applications for
hotel or beer licenses are invariably refused In
Vineland, legislative enactment forbids the
sale OF liquors. In Haddonfeld and Haddon
township, in Camden county, recently. WIocai
option" was successful in n vote ofthe citizens Inv
a majority of 56.-Salem Sunbeam
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
CLAYTON HOUSE,

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
Mis-. VIM. Duff, Philadelphia, Pa.
John b. Downing, city.
Isaac Z. Beck, POttsVille, Pa.
J. S. White, U. s. Navy,
Reuben lIainos, Elkton, Md.
Il. &. Ellegood, Concord, Del.
Goo. w. Brown, Now York.
Geo. w. Grant, do.
J. F. Clements, Philadelphia, Pa.
j. II. CeXe, do.
II. G. Hathaway Il lady, indianapolis, Ind.
Chas. CrOWell, New York.
W. II. Thompson, Philadelphia, Pa.
James Moore, Baltimore, Md.
Ben. Ferris, city.
Frank Hughes, Easton, Pa
Fred. s. Edwards, Cork.
}. Phillips and wife, Worcester Mass.
9. l.. umbstallen, Pittsburg, Pa.
Geo. ii. Moore, Penn.
>. N. scymun, Philadelphia, Ia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

The MARKETs.-Tho market, this morning, was
we'll supplied, and the produce business in conso-
quence, was brisk. Butter ruled from 40 10 45c.
per pound Potatoes, old and sweet remained at
usual rates, while now potatoes. rather small oncs
though, wore Obtainable at from 30 10 40 cents
per half peck. Early vegetables were abundant
and sold WE'LL radishes, a &c. per bunch; rhu-
bard, do; asparagus, Is 20 do; salad, 8 a
l2psr head. Strawberries, such as they were,
sold at 90 cents per quart, and tomatoes ut 40 and
10. Fish ruled usual, herring, II a Is peI doz
shad, 30 so per pair, and others in like ratio
The maot market was Unchanged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

THE SwRDEs.-The term of service for which
the first Swedish emigrants engaged, expired last
Wednesday, and they at onco took their depar
ture, refusing TO remain longer with their EN-.
ployers, though offered good wages 1t is Ger
tainly profitable speculation for our citizens tc
bring these people here and bother with them d
year when they dol't understand tho language
and then have them go away as snon as they learn
enough OF English TO be good for anything. Tn,
Swedes are failure. They were well treated
here but they want TO 1.-Two in tho city. We un.
derstand that all the rest intend to leave as soon
as their time of soryica expires. AEdoHeto,c1
Transcript -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

RISE OF THE BRAEDYWINR.-The rain Of this
week has had the effect to raise tho sa3fandywine
beyond its limits. From ono Of our towilsinen
who was out fishing in this stream yesterday, wo
learn that in period of one hour the water rose
ols9t inches. lie also states that he saw three
medium sized hogs borne down tho eurroht-sII
dead. Who they belonged to, we are not in
formed.-T West Chester Neics
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

DonGED THE TOLL.--Abont forty wagons be
longing to IlOwc's Circus aud singers Mena-
gerle passed over tho road of q turnpike com
pany in Montgomery county one day last week.
and the driver of each said TO the tol-keeper thai
the proprietor was coming in tho rear and would
settle the bill. The proprietor did not come,
however, and the president of the company lad
10 enter suit to get the toll money from the
manager OF the show. The affair was settled 10y
the payment of the amount Of toll due and thc
expenses OF the suit -,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

EXCURSIONS p. 4. L. Smith, Esq, win this
season, as usual, give two of his popr'ar excur-
sions. The excursion to New York Win 90 by
City, and thence by boat as far os the "Palisades
landing at Pior No. l, Now York The "Switsh-
back" excursion, Will tate place Oh or about
August 7th, and will include trip to Moore's
Falls, on the Lohigh river, road being now built
from Mauch Chunk to that place These oxcur-
sions are cheap, popular, pleasing Nnd are always
lcFgey attended.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

A DANGERous PosiLion-Tho engineer OF a
north bound train on the p. w. d. b. II. r. on
Wednesday, discovered iu the distance something
lying across the track which looked like a hu-
man form. Ho immediately commenced to shut
oil steam md put down brakes, aud Succeeded
in bringing the engine to stand still within
about couple of yards of the PROSTATE form,
which, upon being examined, was discovered To
be that OF a man dead-drunk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

A TOURNAMENT. "A tournament will take
place at Hore's Corner, about miles from Will
mington, on the I'd OF June. Knights dressed in
character, will tilt distance of l2j yards in Ii
seconds, at rings inches in diameter. The prizes
to be tilted for as follows: A top buggy, valued
at $500; a top buggy valued at $500, aud set oi
harness valued at $50
The successful Knight will have tho privilege
of choosing the Queen of Love and Beauty, and
croWning her.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

LARGE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS tho
few days the plot of seats for the Maggie Mitchell
engagement was opened, Messrs. Boughman,
Thomas " Co., sold more reserved seats than for
any other engagement ever announced IN this
city Up to four o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
1900 seats had been sold for Inst nights perform
ance. while nearly an equal number had been sold
for the previous night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
Police AFFAIRS,
pEFoRR MAYOR s1nrMs

VIM. August was arrested by Chief Brady. 70,
drunkenness, and was fined fifty cents and coats
Immediately after his release, he again got drunk
and was again arrested by officer Whalsn. Tbe
usual penalty was imposed. ~
James Brooks, by officer Bradford, Henry All.
bott, by officer Chopper aud John King, by officer
el, hluuen, were each hheh hity cents and costs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
LSSIk la4EELIdhn,.o,.kI..

mere arc sight prisoners in Kent county jail.
ooas,, dae roads IN this vicinity arc in wretchcd
and comfortable.
on Monday night.
There was good market, this morning. which
was largely attended
services will be held In all the churches, to-
morrow and everybody should 60.
ogle q Miller WILL ON Saturday next sell four
TWO story frame houses, over Third street bridge.
Inflated red India rubber balloons, though they
our Juveniles -''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

REMovAL.--Ex-Aldermsn Francis Vincent has
removed his conveyance,s office, from 404 Market
street, to room No. Allman's Buildings, Eighth
street between Market and Shpley, where he
draws deeds and instruments of writing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

SALE OF MoREY-At the regular monthly
meeting Of Home Loan Association, last evening,
$iiOO sold at 2S15 per Cent. premium, and $500 at
Withdrawn shares TO the nmount of Sl50a,
were also paid Off
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

OF the Committee on Opening Streets, adveriises
elsewhere, for proposals for furnishing aud deliv,
ering about seven thousand cubic yards of earth,
to be delivered on the south side OF Railroad Av-
enue, betWeeH Justison street and the city line.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

SEIzURH OF TOBACCO Yesterday, -ColIt eko,
Prettyinan seized quantity Of manufactured TO.
Oaceo belonging to Of our large dealers, hi h
was not properly stamped. 1t has been put in
the market by Philadelphia dealer. and will be
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

GfpsIEs-A band of Gypsies passed througl
snls %, clty' early this morning, and went NORTH
They came last from Cecil county, Md.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
JOHN MERRICK & co...
BANKERS & BROKERS,
a No. Z Fifth street.
i(Clayton Hoaso.)

Dealers IN State mn City Loans.
~ BANK, RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
Bought and sold on commission.
Time paper and Collateral loans negOtiated.
Money loanod on call. Also, REAL ESTATE
AGENTS. MORTGAGES Negotiated, Houses Rented
and Rents Collected.
Have for sale Northern Pacific r. r. 7-S0 First
Mortgage, Gold Bonds; Wilmington and Western Il.
II. g-50 First Mortgage Bonds.
Two iirst-class farms the State Road. near IL
ford, Dol; large peach and apple orchards now in
bearing, and othor fruit; very desiraby located.
All business intrusted to us will be thankfully re-
oeived and promptly attended to. mar8-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
ORGANIZED 1915.
ORGANIZN NO 1915.
JOHN McLEAR & SON;
Exchange&DepositBa Bank
No. COZ Market street.
WILMINGTON. DEL,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight. (same
as at National Bank solicited from firms. corpO-
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
DONDs. STOCKS. GOLD. &c.

Government. .Securties, Gold State Bonds, Rail
sion. Local Securities n specially. Being repre-
sented in all the principal cities By reliable cores
in this line with pronlptnoss and despatch Persons
wanting TO buy or sell are invited to give us call
Quotations Of the active Stocks Mt New York and
Philadelphia received daily at our Office.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and for
sale.
Eyery Kind oflegiLimate Banking dono.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
CHECKS

On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Boston. Bal
timOre, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Washington
will be credited receipt from customers at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
FIVE PER CENT. INTERE

NIV II 4lIt OIAIN Il IN I I1It1-R9L
Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
COLLECTIONS

OfDvdends. Notes. Interest. Drafts. &c, made with
despatch, and accounted for the day payment is re-
ceived.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
For interest madc on deposits Of specific sums, for
fixed periods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
LOUISVILLE
EDITORIAL COurtesies.

LOUISVILLE, October 7.-Gilbert Rob.
prtson, editor OF the Commercial. pub
lishes scsthlng card over bis own
signature in reply to Henry s. Waiter
son OF the C0urier.JOuraaL Robertson
says the personal assaults OF Watterson
are gra,uirous and uuProvoked, the as
ssilaut eupposiog he was down and in.
capable OF making an effective resist
ance. He says the attack, strangely
enough, comes from one who 10 fresh
rom tue purlieus Of Londoa and Paris,
with Indecent descriptions OF which,
over his own signature, n, " =. Eis own
psper, he has shocked the dner and
better sensibllllies oil all OF his resders,
lie concludes Ills colnmn and hall
uy saying that be is now ready to de-
tend himself against his cowardly attack
aud for any emergencies it may bring
with il. A lively time ls exrected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
IOWA.
Brutal Fight.

DAVENPORT. October IA bruta
Hght occurred yesterday in q liver,
stable hers between two men usmed
McCrackes and WsstIsks. The lat.
ter was knocked down aDd kicked 10
The face until insensible. and is not ex-
pected to live McCracken is in Jail to
await the result OF The Injuries. Oh"
Highway Robbery.
DUBUQUH, October IA resident oi
the town o. Andrew, on the Davenport
road, was waylaid and robbed oa Satur-
day, while returning home from Du-
buque, OF So 900 in money and fifty dol
lars worth OF new clothing.
Dubuque Races.
The fall term OF the Dubuque Dfiv-
ing Park Association begins to-day. to
Continue three days Purses amount
ing 10 $2l 600 are offered. The track
il one-balt mile long and is in excel
lent condition. Tnirty horses have
been entered 90 iar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
NEW XssEIsi sTAFE.
Cold Weather.


FCLToNvILLE. Oc:ober Rain and
Snow 'elI all moruing Cold prospects.
Heavy irtshet
Liberal Republican State COnyeD.
ELM!RA, October There are indi-
catious OF 3 moderately large attend
aOce al the Lbera Republican State
Convention to be held here Tomorrow
but so far there is Lut little enthusiasm
or expression Of views or principles
General John Cochran arrived yester-
Jay aid Il quite active. As chairman
Of the Stale Convention he will open
the Convention with lew words and
uomiua T. A. Conkirg as permanent
Cnn'r"' an, ieavlnE to him tie exposition
Of Liberal pri cipies. The present
talk points 10 ticket made
up from Democrats ard Republican
eomualons, in which event 1t is prob
able the following selections will b.
made: Th4ler. Sillmon, Plat. Rains,
Sweet. Mel)spsngh end Hopkins
Among the notable persons present are
General Jrhn Cochrane, Hon. K. E.
Frnton. II. P Leach, R W. Hssbrock,
j II Br>mIey E B Lansing. Z W.
Gsdard, Ben Fr,li, Thomas E. Sher-
wood, K chsrd Kannan. General A
Jones, Eiward N Trsppsgso. F A
Coukiue. Luther Caldwell, s. C. Ia.
bar and Henry B. Stanton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
SPAIN.

Insurxent Vessels at Carihagena.
MADRID, Oecober the iDsurgeut
vessels still remain at Carthagena. The
Government feet. consisting OF the
frigstes Vittoris. Almnarza, Cormen,
aud another-uame not ascertained-
PASSED the Cult OF Almori yesterday.
A Carlist Defeat.
The Government has received ad.
ices that General Aariones has de-
',sted the Csrlist army near Agarzuza,
ii Navarro. The Republicans drove
the Carlists of the field, causing q
complete route. killing large numbers
and taking many prisoners. Mariones
troops are still pursuing the Carllsts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
BOSTON.
The RIei tian.

Bosroy, October THE vote on an
uexa,ion ls proceeding quietly. 1t is
raining and the weather is un:avorable
or a large vote. As the law iorbids the
,onptlng OF ballots until the close Of
polls, it is impossible to give more than
IN estimate ofthe vote. The prosper
is that there will be large majority
in favor OF annexation. At ii o'clock
the vote in Charleston. Brighton and
West Roxbury was 'yes' by q large
majority. In Brooklyn the vote was
no" but it is difficult to predict the
final vote until the ballots are counted
at six o'clock.
BcSroN, October THE result Of
to-dsy's voting is that Chsrlestown,
West Roxbury and Bridgeton, became
part OF Boston, while Brooklyn refuses
to be annexed. This places Bridgeton
in a very curious position. The Town
does not join Boston at any point, be-
ing separated therefrom by Brooklyn
Hence. while legally annexed TO Boston
the town is, in fact. q separate district.
Memorial Services.
Memorial services Tor the late Right
Rev. George NJ Randall were held at
St. PauI's church this morning, Rev.
A. D. Twing. D. D.. delivered the adj
iress and remarks were made BY Rev
A. II. Vlnton and others
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
RfIGN.
GERMANY.
The German Press.

BRHLlS. October THE German
Press d actively discussing the siIus"
ton Of French affairs and the chan
ces for the resis,orstion Of monarchy 10
that coantry. Considerable feeling lie
eyinced on the subject. The Press
generally consider Chsmbord's restors-
uon a. certain, while they depounce 1t
a. declaration OF war against modern
Europe.
1t 10 said that the Catholic Bishop,
Rsinkers, has taken the constitutional
oaths, in the presence Of the ministry.
A grand dinner was given to-day by
the Minister OF Public Works, at which
all the ministers were present.
An Earthquake.
DArxsrADr, October IA violent
earthquake occurred in this city and
vicinity to-day, causing great terror
among the citizens. The city was
shaken greatly, and they rushed from
their dwellings IN alarm. Considerab e
damage was done. but no loss OF live
has been reported.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
PlTTSBURGH.

PlrrsBURGH, October Chief JUS
tice Ried, OF the Supreme Court, grant,
ed a writ OF mapdamus on the officers
o. the Safe Treasury, compelling them
to chow their books. The writ which
mad returnable October 10Th, was
granted on lettiou OF j. m. Ke'ter, a
men Der OF the Democratic Committee
OF Dtuphin Co. 1t ia supposed they
wanted to use the informsuon derived,
TO help defeat the reelection Of the
present State Treasurer who ia q can
didate on the Republican ticket As
the election occurs on the l4th, it will
be TOO late.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
ENGLAhD

LONDON, Ootober 7 Late dispatches
from Russla and Germany indicate an
uneasy feeling in both governments
under an apprehension OF Po ish aud
Ultrsuontsue rising 1t is stated that
al alliance has been affected be.
tween them 10 suppress any disturb
ance.
Heavv sales Erie OF were made to-
day at 4ltc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
CHICAGO.

All Divorce Suits 10 be Tried In Open
Court Nrrrsfter--The Exchange
Brnk OF DanviIie.
CHICAGO, October 7.-An important
order was made BY Judge Gary OF the
Superior Court Of this city. yesterday,
IN refusing to permit the reference OF
-ui,s Tor divorce to the Master in
Chancery, and announcing that here
alter all such suits must he tried in open
court.
The Exchange Bank Of j. c. Short
Il Co, Of DanviIle, Illinois, has asked
an extension oi time o. it's depoeltors,
and il it is not granted the Bank will
probably be compelled to euspepd.