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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
PomeroY In The Senate.

Pomcroy, OF Kansas, occupied his. seat in The
United States Senate yesterday. lie denied even
offering brihc to any person 10 vote for his re-
election, and asked for the appointment oi a
committee 10 investigate the charges made against
him. The committee was granted. WepTesume
his brother radical Senators will find some way
in which 10 white-wash the matter; or let the
subject drop without report. 1t is "dor cat
dog" with these people, anl'tAo hest that could
be done would be TO expcll romoroy and his sue
cessor too, if the latter secured his election by
resort to such wholesale lying and SANDER on
the part of his friends.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
IsThere NO Remedx2

Are the people Of this city to he made to suffer
inconvenience aud sscri6ce their time and money
to please few politicians and other interested
parties How much longer are the majority to
be at the mercy OF a small minority?
Why should person in Wilmington who buys
lot of ground be required to travel all the way
to New Castle to have q decd recorded or il he
wants to buy to be made to 20 there 10 examine
the record Have we not done this long enough:
Why not have al office in Wilmington for iLe re-
cordIng of city property
Again, every Administrator ana Executor is
required 10 60 TO New Castle and take with him
several other persons as witnesses or 70 enter Sc
curity. The costs TOR travelling are not light
Bot in addition a whole day is often required
added to which is often the cost ior dinners for
the whole patty. A gentleman at cur elbow says
1t not long since cost him the expense OF a DAYS
work for witnesses and securities, and in addition
thereto several dollars for mesls; lac was left by
the cars and had 70 pay for private conveyance
to bring himself aud friends u Wilmington
Such expenses tc our people, in a year, amounts
to large SUN. We have no doubt the costs fog
time and tTaSel IN going 10 and from New Castle
amount, in ten years, to more than would erect
suitable buildings and pay the salary Of reeor-
der. Why canhot Wilmington have an Office Of
record
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
ANEW POST OFFICE FOR DOVER
R4O.OOO Annroprialed!

The people of our ancient and handsome litit
capital will feel doubly proud Of their Senators
and Representative in Congress. whose efforts tc
secure the appropriation for the erection OF =
government building in Dover has been so en-
tirely successful.
The Bill approprating $4,000 for the erection
of building in Dover, for the accommodation OF
the Pest-ofice and for other government uses was
engineered through the House of Representatives
by Major Biggs yesterday afternoon. We can
not refrain from expressing our qualification at
this news, since Dover was rauch in need OF a
good building. The bill had previously passed the
Senate
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
eenernI MiseelInnY.
80


The entire supply of phosphorus used ia tht
ats comesirom plants ~
1t is said that several type founders ara pre-
parlng t. face all their type with nickel.
Pig-irOn contains per cent. of carbon
wrought irOnabout = per cent, steel aboutl u
per cent.
During the late storm snow drifted to the
depth of sixteen feet on the Union Pacific
railroad, .-,t
Iron is said t. have been dlscotercl accl-
IDENTIFY by the burning of Mt Ida, 14O6 years
before Christ.
A Petersburg, Va. firm has received bale
of vegetable wool, made in Franklin county,
North Carolina. 1t is planted and cultivated
somewhat similar TO cotton.
The New York papers Announce that Hell
Gate is choked with ice. II is suggested that
this was the cause of the recent cold wealth
er. II h.f aFi i
There has been built in England steel
steamboat ninety feet long, and drawing only
twelve inches of water, for one of the rivers
Of Brazil.
A few days ago Gen. Burnside addressed
the House Committee on Commerce i'm favor
eff the bill which has long been pending, al
lowing the railroad company in which he is
interested to construct a tunnel under the
Mississippi river at Cairo. Ten. Burnside re-
presented that the necessaryCapital was Sc
cured and with the neceSsaey legislation the
work Would he begun at once. a.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
Dividing the County,

Would prove an injury to the whole STATE. II
would add to the expenses the salary Of two more
judges, and produce lad results in political view
Ia all probability if the county should hc devided
by the Christiana and White Clay Creeks the
Radical politicians would carry both countios.-
Their majority in Wilmington would be so strong
that they would be ablc to dispense with large
negro vote and send voters with money 10 pay the
way into some Of the lower hundreds and thus
carry them. They would then meet the lower
counties al Dover with an equal vote, rendering a
dead lock likely 10 occur frequently In such
cases our enemies, being more unscrupulous.
mostly carry their points. Wilmington presents
inducements which are inviting To gentlemen
who must be away from home 10 attend TO public
business. Our elegant churches''are open nearly
every evening, while our Grand Opera House
furnishes a place Of amusement, and our mer-
chants stores are well stocked and the wives
and daughters who accompany our friends TO the
city could do their shopping al their leisure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
Putting UP the Price.

1t has been proved in the investigation Iespec
ting the conduct Of Senator Caldwell of Kansa
that when he was elected 10 the Senate he pai.
$4,000 to Gov. Carney in consideration OF Car
ney's promise that he would retire from the can
Vass and not eRdesvOr 70 be elected himself
And now we have ths Chicago Tribune affirm
ing that IN the recent election Of a Senator fnoU
Nevada TO take the place OF the Hon James Nve
tho Hon. John 7. Jones not only bought the I,sg.
iGlAture but bought Nye also, paying him as Ions
ago as August last checks for $4,000 on the bank
OF California. "Ihe transaction" says the Tn.
oHHe' "Waa then. and Is now, as notorious as the
heather Chinese game itself"
This 10 the same Jones who in his speech 10 the
Legislature OF Nevada, after he had been elected
a. United Btates Senator, said that sscnstom has
sanctioned the use Of money IN Senatorial elsc-
tons. To inVeigh against the use of money a
simply to deny Ito inevitable and to incur more
than q suspicion Of want of eandor aud inteuI-
gSnce." H4.
IL II question, however, whether Jones il NOT
spoiling the business by putting the price OF Seat
IN the Senate beyond fls means of our AVERAGE
American Statesmen. IT may be easy for Jones
10 draw checks for 10000 70 bay off Jim NVe
and 10 pay in addition s5,0O0 or $1,000 apiece 10
the m0mbers Of the Legislature. Jones Is doubt
lees q wealthy man, and knows how 10 invest lis
money where IL pilf DO most gpod I: bnt At such
rates the Senate would soon become the mopopo-
y OF men able 70 spend half a million at a time
and against that sort Of thing w erotpst rs hes
nle 70 those great principles Of equal rights and
civii ssEviee reform which distinguish Tbs Credit
Aokalier paEty.-N T. San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
NEW GROCERY $TOR Il
n, w. Cor. Fourth and Market So,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON. DEL.
EsSA Tho undersigned respectfully an -SfftN
EAhANpounces to his old friends and thetzf4f3
lHkhpublic generally that he has complet- SAlzlaa
N2lst cd his new store, and hasopcned with STOCK
of hne now aud fresh - -. -,,.
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND M0LASSES.
Lowering crushed granulated and pulverized Sugars
soft, W hite and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee l.agpira, Maric1bo,
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the fuest Black and
Green Teas White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buckwheat, all kinds ofpnrc Spices, Sara mes.
all kinds of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup, English and American Pickles, Jel (,
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate Vermacelli, Macaroni, W Washing Soap in
great variety Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch, Cur
rants Raisins, Citron, Atmore's Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, Cranberr3fs. BTOomst Painted
Buckets, Brushes Sperm, Adamantine and TalloW
Candles and all articles usual kept in well as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
g-ly JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
nina Eirht Neu S,cnm Nloops.of-Wnr.

The President has signed the bll ordering the
construction of eight new steam sloops-ofwar.-
One should be built in Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

THR DAILY GAZETTE is fuhlishCd devery Afterhoon-
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street and served p
carriers to subscribors in alspArts of Wilm,natei
and the surrounding towns and villages TOT 81
cents a week, payable weekly. Yearly subscriber
50, in advance.
Tho DELAWARE GAZETTE, established l3Sl
is the largest sand most touriFhing weekly N tht
State and has larger circulation than alv otnei
on the Peniasular. Published every trdAS morn
ing at &2R year in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
PHRART.-sSANs SAVINGS BANK.
No. eO2 Market Street,

No. COZ Market Street,
WilminRt0n, Delaware.
Qpen 10 receive deposits daily (Sunaays exeepted)
~ rang the 1saai business hours, and on Tuesda ay
ana saturday evenings from 7 10 o'clock.
Al Lae pr0Ats Of the Bank after tho payment
say e4Psnseqs ere devoted 10 the bepeAt
ne qeposltors, enddiyidendg are made spni i-aB11-
aiiy IN April and OctooeF, Since the oFraniz
o. tne nahh IN leol, the dividends have uniformly
peSh ~ the rate OtsiK per cent. per annum.
Dlaenas not drawn are regarded a. deposits.
sha y osee become entitedto partieip future
Mems 10 Ia5p9geTis slloged 10 hoEFow any Of sfands
hARsgKRRs
n.Ll nmiLLIAI ~ LILLHs, kDEAED DAaLtgeF0R,
N. r. BnNsOH, iIIESsT n nS,pn
4 snsAaD nAA4es lHARLE9 w. H0WLAnn
fs ~ MlesEs 9nB u. JAuK0ON,
"AsAS. OAPkhLH. CLENEAT D. sMYFB.
Er ~. u, LfCETHHBfNIN.
go Nh. y. hLLLEs. President.
uEos v, nuGM Vice PraGjdent.
OctS-lV 1eas ,. HcLnAE. Treasurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
Fnrnnnre and Vanlnan nllnds.
J, 81. n. HARAiAN,

], ~. ~ HARliAN,
No. l0KIRG STREET. gILIlIRagoN. ORL.s
%1 We respectfully infsEm the eitiEens IN
tlnineton and th0auFE0nnainE os2ntsy
tha3 We eontinua "a mannlnetRRa ard kaen
- - On hand 81 our large and lOng satah ahlishsa
sarseooms. taEnlsaee OF elaFy vaEleiy and ssYla,
kurnitnEe. suitable Tor paFloF, dininR-rOom AZ
enesabeP useB.
Our aSsollmeRt Of FpFpltuEsis a6 large sn6 varied
ol5 esgaohahmeqt are arganSea - gepFarant ted.
Nenitan Blinds Of tha mhHt fAshioda - q el4nns
nhde 20 ORDER ans kop& eoneta ltly "a hEQes We
els2 msnuiaetuFe and eoAatahtlR Keep laREaa as
sortment efsprinr. HasF AQsg and AZ i4qk ttEals-
e. y. AIN. MAHMAN.
tA1 A9KingSksOs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
Buuts 4 Shues.
A HEAVY STOCK OF FIRING 4 sUMMEI
CHEAP DOORS AND SHOES,

WVs1Ns 'Ts's NuVWHN VI HAWWs
The undersigned respectfully informs his .-,z.r
friends and the public that he has on hand Skl
a large and we'll selected stock Of FALLH My
AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and GAL -
TERS suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which are manufactured from the best ma
eral and made in the best manner. I'D WILDE sold
as lew rs the same article can he obtained in this
ora ny other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying at
my store will have the advantage Of large and va
ried assortment from which TO select "a sshionable
and nept fitting boot or shoe The public are cor
daily invited to call and examine my stock and
learn my exceedingly low prices n =
jy26-ir JOHN Il. BABC0CK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

From seven fig trees IN California there
were produced last year 200 pounds of dried
MgS and % gallons Of brandy. fhe brandy
was sold at 20 gallon and the fgsat 25 cents
pound, sntn4t the entire production OF Che
seVen trees waS e176,tOE % q tree. Es
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-25
LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate ccrincatasi for. y Interest in the
lani
Below we give partial list of the lands tn at wo
are now.offerng
FOR SALE.
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u AND LAND IANnI
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.yyx- -r
hULT, JENKINS * ATJT.T
STShoral
TT ANTI C,n>rycc,
Dallas, Teyos.
hhP - N u
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DALLAS PRICES CURRENT.

Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
reported fcrthe Herald by Block, Jett & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-25
Dry Goods,

PRISTs.-Merrmac W, ll1c Gloucester,
lO3r Ancena. I0!c; Granite, lOc; Cayu-
dutla Solid, l0c; freeman, l0c; Arnolds
&c; Clinton &c; Somerset &C., Montyille,
S3c wamsutts, Sc; Solid Lawn, from 10 to
Zzic; Figured Lawn, from l29 to zoe;
Chambraz, frem Is to 25c; Percales 10 to
1870; A BROWN oTToN.-Houston City
Mills, l3c; Bangor, l2c; Miller River l23c;
Abbott, lie; Franconia, 90. 7-S BROWN
corroS.--Heuston, City Mills, ll!c; Con-
sstoga, ll4c; Big Tree l2!c; New Market
lie; Redford R, 10c Massachusetts c, 1Oc;
Empire, Ito. A BLEEcHED CoTToS.-Som-
merset, he; Mccassett, l2!c; Boot E, l4n;
Fruit Of the Loom, Tho. rs BLEEonED
corros,-Boot R, 1l!c; Utica, lie; Har-
nseny, 10; Stupes and lChecks from 8 to
aVc; Ticking, l23 to 800; Cottonade, 10 to
quo; Kentucky Jeans l22 to 45c;
Boots and Shoes.
Wonens Ripped Pegged from $l2 to
$lS womens' Cloth, Sewed, SIS to S24;
Wonens' Kid, Sewed, SIS to "a; Misses
Kip, psgged, $40 so to 16 so; Cloth,
seWed, $l2 to Is; KID, sewed, Is to S2l;
Mems Brogans, $l6 to lS so Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, $50 to so; Mems
Psgged Calf: shoes, 1874 to 49, Mems
Pegssd Calf Boots, $33 to 60; Boys Kip
Brogans, $12 to IS so; Boys Kip Boots,
VA to 30 Boys Calf Shoes, SIS to Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-25

A Card
To the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
The undersigned has established
himself as a general Stock Auction.
eer and General Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock Of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with he above bu-
siness, we have established an Intel
ligence Office, where we will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. HIBBLER.
Office and Sales room on Main, 2
doors East of Jefferson Street.
March 6, 1873. -dn2l;tf
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A. II. STEWART.
Tho Merchant Prince Rapidly sinking
His Splendid Mansion.
lchicago Tribune New York letter.

HIS bpiehuld MunstOn.
tChicsgo Tribune New York Letter.l
Persons intimate with Alexander 7
Stewart express the belief in spite of con
,radiction, that he will never leave biz
house for which he has been confined fol
some days; and that he is rapidly sinking
from a malignant attack of Brights dis
ease Of the Kidneys.
The merchant prince has been suffering
II is said, from disease for two or three
wears though 1t is very lately that il has
declared itself in that fern. He has been
man Of vigorous constitution, and such
great force Of will, that, in spite of his
silment, he has devoted himself strictly
TO the personal management Of his i'm
ueass business.
lilo has not been absent until recently
from his private office in his Wholesale es-
Enlistment, for a single day, except Sum
day and when he has been out of town,
fora number Of years; and the fact that
bs Is now compelled 10 remain in his
chamber shows how very i'll he must be.
1t has long been his habit to visit his re-
tail store punctually at 10 o'clock every
morning, and to so through every depart
ment. After that he has shut himself up
in bis office atsjhe corner of Broadway
and Chambers streets, and remained there
until or 6 in the evening.
Hardly any man in town has worked
harder than Stewart, and it may be fairly
said, pecuniarily speaking, that he has
been rewarded for his industry. as he
must now be worth fully $50,00000 His
persd that in it are several large requests
to charitable objects, which will surprise
the great mass Of people who have never
regarded him as a benevolent or generous
man. He has never had any children,
and his direct heirs are supposed to be
very few; 80 that one can hardly imagine
what he can do with his money, unless
he should leave it for some eleemosynaIy
purpose
The story is again current that he has
given to the city his new and splendid
mansion Git is so called, though it really
looks like vast white sepulchre) to be
used as an art-gallery, including his own
collection Of pictures and marbles. There
are also rumors Of large funds for the es.
adjustment Of a public library, a museum
and hospital but all this is mere con-
lecture, since nobody, except the law
yers so far as known, has ever seen the
will, Still, there is good reason to be-
leve that the greater part of his property
will be devoted to public charities and
municipal benefit.
Stewart, like Joey Bagstock, is very
tough and devilish sly, and may, after
all, astonish folks by an early recovery,
aud by continuing in business for some
years longer. He is now IA, and cannot,
in the course of nature, live more than
half century longer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-25

This branchTof our business we make specially
We are members Of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-25
STAGE LINES.

Fort worth-Departs daily at 3pm.Arrives at 10
Tysr-DspMts at 0 m arrives at p m, arrives
WWety day but Tussday and departs every day but
Wednesday.
penton-Arrives Monday. Wednesday and Friday
sM,9p N; departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cisburne-Dspsrtss Sunday and Thursday at am
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DR j. L. JOHNSON,

"uu'u respectfully Inform the eltiseas al p~lh
sus ,V,n'y, thA' he has permanently located lin
sell III THIS CITY, and that he sifers biz proscrn,,s
ssr"oes 70 Them, and would state a. he IL s,rSs.
H. S S"o"s mem That no !. regular grsaaatss
nas Doen IN tho active duties " his professor B,
shlf'y years, aud for the last n u thea In ~
STATE, and from his experience In the trsatms.t a
me diseases Incident to the South aattens himssl
1ns. no Is awe 70 give general Satisfaction, aad W
Refers to John Henry Brown son, Land Arsuss
w. Lace 4 Co., Commission Merchants, anS W
" Randall h Bro, Merchants. Ms to qua llas~ tlans
ne makes speciality OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
SKIN Diseases, and diseases Of women and obiidrc~.
nay ue consulted at Ms residosce at Dallas springs
All orders LETT will receive rsmpt attention.
DIR. J. l.. JOHNSON
Dallas Texas, January IS, 1873 -l9,smos ,nlo; On
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VHE BROWN COTTON GIN.

Planters, do not pay feur aud five dollars PER saw
lor your cotton Gin when you can pet the best In
market, fully guaranteed, Tor tw,nt,.ays or thirty
per cent, less We have no agents In Texas there
lore you VIII get the benent OF the agents commits
sons and allowances by ordering drSci Of the nas
niscturcrs. Send for circular with full particular
and testimonials Address,
ISRAEL. \. BROWN, President
Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New LSndsn, Conn.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Trains from the south, arrives at...""l2;s2 p. m.
" north, .:23 p. m.
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GAO acres, miles Z Of Hutchrns, the Ann Stokes
survey, prairie and timber, price S. per acre,
$40 acres, 10 miller of Dallas, part Of the G. W.
Shaw survey, tipher, price 50 per acre.
1856 acres, miles W of Dallas, part of the Il.
Dentos survey. timber, price 81 per acre.
800 acres, 10 milss W of Dallas, the j. s. Jones
survey, prairie and timber price 81 por acre.
$40 acres 10 mills n W of Dallas, timber, 50 per
acre.
so acres 10 miles west of Dallas, part of the Thos
Collins survey, prairie Is per acre.
1876 acres IA miles east of Dallas, the VIM Bryan
survey, timber, S. per acre.
100 acres 4hnies north Of Dallas, part ofthe Bled
soc survey, prairie, at $50 per acre
1868 acres miles south Of Dallas, part Of the Levi
Dixon league prairie and timber, et$7 so per acre.
l73 acres miles south vf Dallas, pa t of the Levi
Dixon league, prairie, Mt 81 so per acre.
1920 acres HImiles' east of Dallas, the Co rneiu
yernay survey, prairie, at 50 per acre.
b2 acres milea west OF Dallas, part Of tho D. A
Leonard survey. ut IS 50per acre.
so acres miles west of Dallas, part Of the D. A.
Leonard survey. at IS so per acre.
100 acres miles Northwest Of Dallas, part of tho
n. Derbn survey, timber, at S. so per AGRA.
l73 acres II miles east of Dallas, part Of the J.
johnson survey, prairie, At 81 80 per acre.
1871 acres ii miles east Of Dallas, Iart Of the W.
Lantham survey, timber, at So pei acre
100 acres, IL miles Southwest of Dallas, part of
the W. W Merrsl survey, prairie, at IS 25 per acre
500 acres 81 miles Southwest Of Dallas, part Of
tho Hsrvey Clark survey prairie and timber at 50 so
per acre. 1-
3l7L acres eight miles south of Dallas, part Of the
A. b. Howard survey, prairio and timber at 81 per
acre.
Il. Crockett survey, prairie and timber, at "a 50por