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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02
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Death Of dWils0a shannon. Jr.

j. IRON tue Dauy Sfandaru, OF Sept. 18Th.
/ Tiw city was startled this tsnrning
ON iearniiig that Wilson, Shannon, Jr.,
|eldestis0a, nd partner in the practice
|ofllaw of xs00xssfuor Sh.annon, died
iat 3ao'cleCk thisln Urfiing, after an ILL
nesseof oaknten iaays. The disease
which resulted So promptly and 80 IA
tally is reported to have been typhoid
fever. The first iiitimation the public
had Ofithe Illness OF Mr. Shannon, was
the annouhceuient IN the Std,sdarI yes.
terday afternoon chat he was prostrated
by the fatabmalady which has taken
another strong and healthy man from
the walks of fIife.o lI1gls iu5i :
i Wilson Shannon, Jr. was within two
weeks of passing his thirty-fourth birth
day. Educated at Athens, Ohio, he
came to Kansas in the summer of 1858.
In 1871 he visited Oregon and CaIifOr-
mia, but returned in short time with
the intention Of taking upa permanent
residence in Lawrence -fil1H aiblaif z
The ldeceased took deep interest in
the politics Of the country ane profess-
ed the Democratic faith. He sympa-
,thized with the In the LAT
Icivilstri lie was delegate. to- the
! Democrats National Convention al
New York in 1868 from this State. and
was Secretary of the State Executive
Com mittee iu 1872. The Democrats Of
this. District placed him in nomination
for sthe Legislature in 1871. During
political cam npaigns, Mr.. Shannon was
always hard worker and contributed
literally 'to.Organize Democratic op-
positiOnint the State of Kansas. Mr..
Shannon was one ofthe charter MEM
rbers of the Democratic Standard Com
pauy, and was afterwards elected
President ;of the organization. Mr.
Shannon occupied several other posi-
tions of honor and trust, was Clerk of
the District Court and land agent at
this point for the k. 2! R. r. Com.
pany, and in ala of which he proved
himself ftw0rthyi of praise. His long
ill Lawrence, his cheerful
and quiet ways sendeared
Ihi,il to q large circle of friends and ac-l
qaaiaeances,j au;ho mourn to-day his.
sudtltar rem ,Iyai from their midst. Ex-
Governor Shannon and lady have the
heartfelt synsps stlfy of the entire COM
nIunity in this sadshour OF a.fiiietion .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

Tobacco raisers are cautioned to be-
ware OF copperhead snakes. Mr.. Geo.
J. Long killed one Of these reptiles in
his patch last Friday, measuring two
feet and eight inches long II Guernsey
Tunes. Edtnal-naYa. vlna Dus .-aL.-l
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Read! Read!


Last week we briefly referred to the
management of the County Fund under
Democratic and Republican rule.
Let US now refer briefly to the man
agement of the Macadamized Road.
Here the supreme carelessness of all
concerned, lead up froma system OF
cheatery upon the part of contractors
in the beginning, to open plain robbery
OF the Treasury of part of funds of these
roads, in the end. Blank Bonds were
placed in the hands of the Auditor and
signed by the quantity with no receipt.
record or check that would prevent
fraud, or detect it if it occurred. Phe
Treasurer was furnished with no regis
ter to show whether any particular
bond was legitimately issued ioi, not.
He in turn redeemed them aud return
ed tens of thousands of dollars in value
of these to the Auditor without can
ceiling them. The Auditor then, with
out defacing them threw them into an
open shelf where any one disposed to
could take them and have them re-
deem ed over again. No loss appears
to have occurred in these ways but that
none did is almost a miracle; on the
other hand the Commissioners never
examined these redeemed bonds, ,l,ever
examined the books to see that they
were there. marked redeemed, never
examined the bonds to see that they
were cancelled-never compared the
amount of bonds and coupons redeemed
WITH the money paid for their rodemp-
ton to see whether the Treasurer was
receiving greater or less credits than he
was entitled to, never did anything, to
protect these pixies and the County
from imposition and fraud. With hevery
door for fraud open and not one .pre-
cautionary measure taken, the wholeH
concern drifted Ikea dismantled shi p1
ona stormy sea. 3What followed was to
have been expected, might say ineei-
table under such circumstanees.s al Wei
shall give the resultin the Language of
the Democratic comInitteedappointedl
by. Judge Chambers, which reported asst
follows: % SniIa91 u aoiiibnd3
"The committee appointed at, the
Fall Term A. ID. 1872, of said Court, to
examine the q Report of the Coniinis-
'ioners. bik. *ln.* Il NJ Respectfully re-
port that they have made a thorough
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

investigation and exanination Of the
books of the Auditors Office FROM the
beginning Of the fiscal year 1868 to the
close of the fiscal year 1872. =
They find upon exami nasion and COM
parison of the Bonds redeemed with
the Register of Bonds and the books of
account kept by the Auditor that there
is as has been reported by the Commits
sioner5 II discrepancy between the
amount of Bonds paid, as shown by the
Auditors Register sf-aeeopats andthe
amount of Bonds issued, PAID and out
standing as shown by the Bond Regis
49, - NV, y, - -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

SCRoFULoUs 9SoKEs. Cdse.-I wai
for several months unable to WALL
without erntches in consequence q
Scrofuloiis Sores upon my ankle. They
were indoie ut ulcers OF avery bad char.
acter. Il was recommended to try King
of the Bload, and fused several bottles
as directed. lam now entirely recov.
cred from my lam eness, although my
ankle is badly Scared bi9 ii 1fa.il
10 G. w. lHOLLENBROoK, Toledo, O.
See ADVERTISEMENT in another column.
79 When the tap light is burning, select
oys ters can he had at Jos. w. Kings
Give him a. call. gaiibnius FeHs hi8t
q" s1iiuH. ----a.-.-n- -
Jos. w. King is now prepared to
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

Interruption has crept into the Demo.
cratic party.-Hon. Geo. Pngh.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

an average yearly expenditure of S3s,-
S2S 40. In November, 1871, the pres
ent Auditor was installed and the
board of Commissioners commenced
changing, and in year a majority
were Republicans.
Now mark the result. For the fiscal
year ending Sept. 1st, 1872, the pay
ments were but s2S,51S 50, and for
1873, s27, ia 55; an average yearly cost
OF s27 ,Sl8 6s for the two years now
past, against s3S,828 4S under the
former administration, or Sll,0l1 so
per year less now than then.
But this is not all. It is the duty of
the Auditor to collect and pay into the
treasury considerable amount of
rents, fines, fees of various kinds, rail-
road dividends, etc. There were col
lected of these odds and ends, SO to
speak, by the former Auditor in
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02
How to Tighten Woman's Labor, lbn

HOW 20 LISHJcH WOHHilyS IIaDOf.
If "time is money" then everything
that tends to facilitate labor is a posi-
tive pecIniary benefit to mankind
The best sewing machine or ichurn is
not Il ''good strong woman asexperi-
ence proves. So Sapolio, in enabling
one woman to easily do as much clean
ing of every kind in one day as two
women can do in two days with the
serubbing brush and SOAP, is !, positive
blessing to the human race. No wOni-
an VINO has once used it viii ever use
|anything else rs a substitute Soldsby
all dealers. The cheapest AS we'll as
hest cleansing substance in the. world.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02
Republican County Ticket.

For Representative,
T. II. ARMSTRONG.
Auditor,
JOHN B. LONGLEY.
Commissioner,
SOLOMON HOGUE.
Treasurer,
ANDREW PORTERFIELD.
Prosecuting Attorney,
w. s. KENNON.
Infirmary Director,
THOMAS LODGE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

Jos. w. King is now prepared to
feed and stable horses. st
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

an average of g, ,552 25 per year.
The collections of this kind by the
present Auditor are as follows:
Fiscal year r1s72................ $50 l3
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For Governor.
EDWARD F. MOVES, of Hamilton County.
Lieutenant Governor,
ALPHoNso HART. OF Portage county.
Supreme Judges,
Long Term, wM WHITE, Of Clarke county
Bhort Term, WALTER +. SFUNE, of Erie CO
Attorney General.
John LITTLE. of Greene county.
Treasurer of state.
ISAAC WELSH. OF Belmont county.
Comptroller.
WILLIAM T. WILSON, ofPortage county.
Member Of the Board OF Public Works,
PHILIP HERRING, of Auglaize county.
DISTRICT TICKET.
For State Senator,
SAMUEL KNOX.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

For State Senator,
SAMUEL KNOX.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
STATE ITEMS.

Vessel building has been successfully revived
Milford.
Milford streets are left in g very disaRrseable
condition by every rain.
Milford gardeners have been planting the last
week, peas and early potatoe'.
A fair amount tf building was done at Seaford
last year, and there is good prospect of more in
the early sprlng.
The Milford Literary Society, will, on Monday
evening, discuss the question, "Should the Death
Penalty be abolished p
1t is the opinion of Milford practising physicians
that "hog and hominy" superinduce more bilious
fevers than malaria does.
The Trustees Of the Georgetown Academy have
| secures the services Of the Rev. Mr.. Edwards OF
Ind, as teacher, he expects to locate there.
Joseph " Titus, of Cedar Neck, shipped to
Trehton, N. j., per rail, on Tuesday, fifteen head
OF cattle weighing in the aggregate 1904 pounds,
| Owing TO the horrible condition of the streets
the young folks are using the railroad for promi
enading thoroughfars. at Georgetown. Look out
for the Builgine.
On Monday last, a son OF Burton w. Hudson oil
Dagsboro Hundred aged about 13 years, was seri
ously injured by falling limb while he was cut
ting in the woods.
me Milford NJ Z. Church revival continues
with unabated interest The Nelcs questions th
prop-iety OF q continuance If the same, from
health standpoint.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
visitor. to The Naval Academy.

WASHINGTON, March lathe President
has appointed the following visitors to the Ma
val Academy at Annapolis, Maryland: hon.
Alvah Sabin, Of Vermont GeneralJ. J. Rey-
nolds, U. s. A.; Victor Dupont, Of Whining
ton, Delaware VIM. H. HAekett, OF Ports
mouth, New Hampshire; Judge A. A. Wright
Of Florida Prof. David A. Wallace, of Mon
mouth College, Illinois; Prof G. q. Rogers
of Tennessee Judge D. A. Pardee, of Louisi
ana. "
The president appointed the following gen
tlemen to serve on the board Of visitors to the
West Point Academy for the present year :
Rev. j. L. q. MeKOwn, Of Illinois Hon. NJ
Russell Thayer, Of Pennsylvania; VIM. T
Early, of Virginia James II. MCMILLAN, o
Maine Henry B. Curtis, of Ohio; Gen. @.
Hamilton, of Wisconsin Hon. A. T. Aker
man, Of Georgia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

The strength Of the MCENERY government
Is in fact that 1t was lawfully selected and
that the great majority Of the LOUISIANA peo-
pie will recognize no other.
The weakness of the MCENERY government
Is in fact that GRANT and all the Federal pow
er Is bent upon its overthrow.
The strength Of the KELLOGG government
Is in the support Of GRANT. 1t has none of its
own and couldn't suppress street emeute the
other day, but called In United States soldiers
to do the duty Of police squad.
The weakness Of the KELLOGG government
is in the fact that the people won pay taxes to
support It,
Is Imperialism at the South compatible with
the preservation of selEgOvernment at th'
North ?-N Y. World
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

II the New YSFk Worlds special cable dispatch
Is to be believed, Dlsraeli hAa found the task Of
forming Conservative Cabinet too mach for him.
and Earl Derby Is about to attempt the perilous
tosk. Probably no better man-aftsr Disraeli--
could bs found for the work than Earl Derby.--
Ihree times has he been Premier, in 1882 '5S, and
% hla three terms OF office having collectively COW
cred 9 space Of nearly four years his ability il
andoubted, and although he will have 9 majority
against hiIn ip taa Commons, by judicious steer
irrg he may for time guide the country in safe
1y. In the long run the return 70 n Libersl gov
ernment is, however. inevitable, for the days OF
Conservatism in England have gone by.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
n,rl,,a,, ana,I.a q oaass.

The number of Offices which are necessarily va
Gated on change OF Ministry IN Enland are com
raratively few--aboat fifty In all, including th0
heads of departments-andth thelF aggregate annual
salaries amount to about G175,OO0 per amman
OF Ireland $40 000and e8 600 respectively for the
Chancellors Of England and Ireland G5,000 each
for the Prime Minister, Chancellor of the Ex'
chequer, Fimt Lord Of the Admiralty, and five
Secretaries OF state and the Irish Secretary. The
incomes Of the lsW.oflcsFs Of the Crown In Eng
land, Ireland, and Scotland, Considerable, but IN
oertala, may average R5,O0O for each, which L
what the Premier and each Secretary Of State Ia
Paid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
LAsrweek, while snOwbalilng a lady named

LAST week, while snoWballing lady named
Burt, Of bethlehem, was struck In the eye by
q SNOWFALL thrown by companion, and had
the eyehall literally Knocked out from Its sock
eS, it hanging Suspended on the cheek
Hiram w. johnson, deputy collector OF
Tennessee, Is missing. Customs officers are.in-
Vesklgatlng bis accounts.
Barrett & Walton's pork-house at Spring
Valley, Ohio, was burned on Thursday night
Loss not knOwnj Insurance, SS6 ,0o0
| Some sixty head OF cattle were poisoned Il
LAwreneeb0rg, indiana, on Thursday, by un
knDWn parties. F0rty-nln died.
On both sides Of the Susqnahanna, at Port
Deposit, the channels are again open thTouel
! the lee gorge,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

The MoDocs still live. Captain Jack still
sports his feathers and war paint, brandishes
his tOmahawk, and threatens to smash things
generally. He does this quietly, to be sure,
but there are evident traces Of treacherous de-
sign in his movements. There is only one
cure for this evil, and that is to exterminate
the entire race, unless they will submit to the
laws OF the land. If a war as relentless as
that between the North and SOnth were wag-
ed against the redskins such characters as
Captain Jack, Red Cloud, and host Of others
OF kindred spirits, would cease to be terror
and nuisance in the far West and Northwest
Philadelphia Herald.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

"Admlral Raphael Semmes resides In Mobile,
Ala. He is Q man of about sixty, with iron gray
hair, far from imposing In appearance, and no one
could conscleniloualy call him handsome man,
One would tAke him for an old farmer or planter
rather than enc swhoas name has travelled so far,
He is now lawyer with Q tAir practice, and has
been City Attorney. semmas Aaya the cOrrespon-
dent Of the BoeLon IalrNal Il gOOd-tempeFsa,
ploasant fellow, and win have hlS little joke,
though some o. the owners of Northern chipping
have Alled tOsee where the laugh came In heard
him propose 10 q lieutenant Of The Florida, day
or two since 10 suagast 70 0eaaral BatleE that a.
the Whele o. the Geneva money Was obtained
from England through thelF acts, and the 9eneF.
al is Of the oplnlou that hy some mistake mil,
H0n has been collected more than waa really due
that Il be divided equitahlg baWeen them and
their companions, "a h would be pity to pay Il
back.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

AS PHILADELPHIANs we naturally feel
pride in announcing that James E. GarTetson,
NJ. D., one of the most skillful and learned
dentists in this city, and clinical lecturer on
surgical diseases Of the mouth in the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, has received fattering
Overtures from large German publishing
house for the translating and publishing Of his
System of Oral Surgery" This work, alrea-
dy noticed in these columns, has deserVedly
taken pronounced rank in the list of scientific
treatises, and its circulation in the German
Empire cannot fail to add to the proper appre
citation Of its authOr.-PreSs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

CoNsTABLEs APPOINTED BY LEVY COUR1
OF SUssRx CO.-FOr q. q. HID, VIM. B.
Trultt, David S. Watson Hroadkiln, Edward
2. Jones; Nantlcoke, John Tatman, Curtis
5. Fleetwood; N. w. Fork, james W. Hesseyi
Broad Creek, Joseph w. Vincent, w. n
Boyce, Peter Baker Little Creek. John G.
Cannen, w. A. Cooper Williams, James II.
Boyce Dagsboro, Thomas z. Baker, John
w. Prettyman Baltimore, james H. Laws
James A. Brazur LeweS & Rehobeth, join
p. Marshall, John n Webb; Georgetown
Thomas Pepper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

The New York Wtr'd, in commenting upon
the splendid and surprising gains recently made
by the Democracy ID The Empire State, says they
encourage the belief that New York win be easily
redeemed next fall. All the people need is light
aud Democrats cannot do a better service to their
cause than to push and extend the circulation oi
their own journals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

VAGRANTs.-Wm. MAlOney and John Willis
and VIM. Smith, col, were all arrested, last night
for vagrancy. They were committed 10 New
Castle FOR sixty days, The Mayor has given or
deFs TO the police to arrest all suspicious chaFae
ters they see prowllng arS'und at nights, in view
of the recent incendiary fires.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
namncrntlo aaafinp.

There will be . meeting of Democrats held,
this Saturday sVaaina, at ~ o'clock, at The Amer
ieus club room. Buaiuasa OF great importance 10
the Democratic party will be presented for consid
sidsratiOn. 1t i desired that we have large
meeting, come out Democrats and shSw BY your
presence that yea sEs truly DsmOerats
AAIRAnKR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

The New York NAL tells us that . favorite
hotel s 10 be kept this season at one Of the Watar-
ing places "by the widow OF Mr. -, who del
last summer on q new and improved plan" 1t is
unkind Of the Mail 10 keep this improved metL
o. going out OF the world all to ITSELF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

Thomas n Cooke, formerly correspondent of
the New York Herald, IL managing editor Of the
New York Sns during the ahsenes OF Amos Cum
mings. who has consumption in Florida
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

TIE HUSTON VERDIcT.-The investigation of
the charges Of immortality against the Rev. DR.. L.
D. Huston has resulted in a verdict of guilty and
expulsion, unanimously rendered by the Baltl-
more Conference of the N. r. Church South
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

The MiddleborO and Taunton Railroad OF
Massachusetts, was sold yesterday to the Old
Colony and Newport railroad Corporation
for $175 900 cash.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
DAILY GAZETTE.

Victor DUPONT, Esq, has been appointed one OF
the visitors to the Naval Academy at Annapt g.,
Ma e..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

SIS. Coz hAs kdssl lGSaGA SoE the BsasE Of his
health, ana viii visit s. Augustine and New Or
lsans balOEa he edans hems. His fEiaaaa wiah
I'm tAa bsas success in his search foR aRnhaams.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
Reglater,s OrdeF.

hEgIBTRB'8 OFVlCR,
New Castle County, JanuaTy2ssh. isTs.
Upon the application Of VICTOR DRPONT
executor Of CHARLES I. DuP0AT. JF, lAts oi
Cnrlsuana hundred. In said county, deceased: is
l5 ordered and directed by the hegiStsf
that the Executor Aforesaid give notice Oh the
granting OF Letters 4estamsnsaRY mpon the h
tate Of the deceased. with the data Of GrantiRz
ing thereot. BY causing Advertisements u be
Letters, in six Of the nest public places of ~
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons haV-
Ing demands against the Estate 70 present the
same, or abb de by an Act Of Assembly in saeh
case made and provided. And Also cause tho saas
% be inserted within the same period In the
Delaware Gazette, . Newspaper publiahad n VIII
hington, and to be continued therein two months.
f-~) Given underline hand and Seal Of fOme0 q
L-s the REGISTER aforesaid, AIN sW Cast in ksU
- Castle Count Af0reaid, Ii hs day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
9nttfes.
PROPOSALS..

= sealed Proposals win be received By the Street
wItIse e the Office Of the Street Com missoner
NJ Tor f6TnDTn nsSSn abOa. 5S i6S P a1s G0sL
SSttone. 10 be delivered on Fourth street. between
Aat.et s,.e street and the chrisfiana Creek.
sSoI. ~ ~ Sercnes Of Stone for the macadamiEing
olds NAY pc made Tor furnishing the stone to the
oreaker at OF near the quarry and from the hrsskeT
70 .he bed Of the street. separately or toSetheT-
esVsd o1 SSndinS me I'm R s.d D.'es bids win Be
na0ling the Sand for putting down the PSvemsnt.
Sf[ 70 % to the orders Of the
sponsible party.
All fSS SidS Committee reserve hi rEht rsisst any or
maril't Ch,irnau Of tie st:sst conmItt:. cSAS1In
NoTICE.-Ths stockholds-, Of the penn Lo.n
~ Association will meet a. room No. 3Q2 MHTkat
street on Thursday evening. March 2Oth ensuipT Al
ths elfeH, 10 consider the Proprsty Of amending
marl5-d5t WESLEY TALLY. sec'7.
InPERA LIBRETTOs, save 30 CENTS, Fins
" edition, Is cents.
lOPERsAISS With ENGRAyED MUSIC and IL
For sale only BY R0BELEN 1 BRO. mri0ei
TT0 THE PUBLIC.
4 The Wilmington and Reading kaiIroad Csu,-
Rany nave completed arTang ments 70 carry Money
PackeSes and Express Matter to and from al poiDts
on tne lns o. their road and West Chester
Also. to all points on the Phil IadelphIa and Rad
ing and Catawissa Railroads ineIadinR Readi11
AnsnsO"ni S9lum oia harriseuIg. Lancaster. Down.
Pottsvilie, &c. ''"A
For further information apply At the Depot, cor.
ner OF Front and Nadison streets, WilminRtan
kxPrsss matter sent To Franklin fSlsgrSph vaaeo
No est Third street Or 70 their D DOT, FFon
delivering agents will receive prnmpt attSatiaS -
.D6-d Gent sup't W. Il H. T. K. Go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
NOTICE

NOTICE.
ALP ersOns having claims again 81 ofths
deceased must present the duly artaEtsd 20 the
bxecdtOF on or before January 18th, 1874 or abide
tAs Act Of Assembly in such case mada and pFOyi-
ded. VICTOR DUPONT, Exseator.
Wilmington. Del. Jan SIN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

Dsp0sit.Aeeounts Of Banks. IndiVidaAls and oth
ers received. on which We allow interest. Choek
drawn ON us are payable without notice. the saEh'
a. at a National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
FOR SALE.

TroR RRNT-1AS0 large eo1nessinE keens
II ia The thiFd st0ry Of the SaVllls Bald IT.
inR. for sociaay meetings or tag NEAk mAnn-
hssaTing. Apply TO ALEX. EAHklI.k -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
NORTHEAN PACIFIC Use GOLD Qand Grant
bonds az 100 and interest.

These and ether Rint-elass Bonds aEa hkslF 10
command advance priOas aREing the yeaT. oWtnk %
the large am0akk % capital belna Reisassa ~ the
redemption Of ma
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

REDEMPTION OF S-sO BONDS.
The Secretary og the Treasury has called in 6h-
100000 U, 8. 5-3ps additional, upon which the In
terest will cease jane J.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROA

z-S0 Ist MORTGAGE BONDS. at IS and aeeFl
interest.