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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
From the LaCrOss Democrat.
AbOut that Postal Law.

The new law levels all this down, and abOllshes
distinctions. The man who takes his local paper
now, and calls for Il at his post-Ohiee, 10 conn
PEELED to pay postage at the rate Of twenty cents
a year for Weeklles, and as much as he would have
to pay If he lived a thousand miles away 1t Is
now going to cost the country farmer, or the VII
lage merchant or laboring man just as much to
take his local paper. printed under his very nose
a. 1t will 70 take a New York paper; which Is
published hundreds, perhaps thousands, Of miles
away THIS Ia al unfair discrimination against
the local country press that was entirely worthy
Of thleving and plundering Congress, the mem
bsrs OF which could vote a. steal of several mil
IiOns Of dollars for their ind lVldual benefit
Theihlpbsing pdstage upon exchanges also
will operate against the papers OF the country In
two ways l. They are not generally SO able to
meet the demand % ere the city papers. = They
ore In greaterhSsd Of fhe city exchaages tAan
the city exchanges are of them. For these rea-
sons the country press will feel this imposition
with greater severity, aud fOr thase reasons VIC
have 40 roOul q donbt that blow was Aimed d.
Tectly at them when the tree list was suspended.
Il IL net required that the postage should be
paid at the ofAee Of publication Il may be paid
at the Office where the paper Is received, but must
be paid 10 advance. As the time Is near when
this matter must he AMENDED t0,iwe suggeIg that
the payment of postage On papers going TO cub
scribeEs within the county where pnbilshod,
aud upon exchanges, Ahall be for three months
Let of October, hnk we feel confident that Il vii
not he many days after Congress meets in Deem
Yer before there will be change, such as will a
least restore the privileges We have always enjoyed
We don't think the pTesent law will be In opera
ton more than two quaFters-lftAe country pres
doe. is duty. aPe y ruiIcleFRily ApaePsP4enA =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
A LItsIe Run yvi1h mopkIns.

Some few years ago a new FIRE company was
organized at Reading, and the members one
evening thought they would have little inno-
cent fun at the expense Of Hopkins their Pres
ident. They decided 10 rush around with the
engine to Hopkins house after dark, to throw
up their ladders, pull out their hose, climb on
the roof, and scare him with the belief that his
dwelling was on FIRE But that very day Hop
kins moved out Of the house and Presbyterian
clergyman moved in, without the company be-
ing aware ofth change. So, about 8 o'clock
the humorists dashed out, and went through all
the movements, getting on the roof and splash
ing water around. and creating a terrific dis
turbance generally. A rival company, noticing
what was going on, also hurried to the scene
and without understanding the joke, attached
their hose to plug, smashed in the front wins
dOWs, and began to empty two Inch stream on
the family of that Presbyterian Clergy man
They sqniTtad into all the rooms, split up the
window-slutters with an axe, broke down the
front door, ran cut the furniture, tore of the
shingles and bawled through trumpets until tbs
hired girl had convulsions on the kitchen stairs
The first company tried to explain, but the new
comers thought an effort was being made to ge
them out Of the way, and a fight ensued, ant
presently hremeD were sliding off the ROOT, anC
Pelting down the chimneys, and bleeding owe
the entry carpet. and having bOisterous encount
ers with spanners and brass horns on the stairI
And the next morning that Presbyterian divin
and his family moved out. They said the plac
seemed TO be too animated and Sensational 10
quiet domestic circle. They wanted hous
where there was more ealmnsss and peace; WheE
they could have more security for their priVac
and pianos, and for their front doors an
shingles and peace Of mind and window sashe
l-[Max Adeler.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

!. SENSATION AT TuE AsToR HOUsR.-- From
early morning until evening Thursday, the pass
erS-by on Broadway noticed q crowd of people,
men, women and children, grouped In front Of a
mammoth signbOard displayed befOge tho drug
store under the Astor House. corner Broadway
and Barclay street. WaytaFera were compelled 10
step into the carriage way in order to pass the
crowd. On the signhoard vas the editorial re-
eommendlng a cholera remedy, given in these
columns on Saturday, June 81. Under the quo
tation were the words This remedy Is prepared
aud for sale by A. J, Ditman, Pharmacist, corner
Broadway and Barclay street." On inquiry in the
apotlecary's shop, it was found that the demand
for the remedy was so great that four clerks were
kept constantly busy in supplying the 'demaud
for pocket walls at twenty-five cents each. The
leading druggifts state that the remedy is well
known to the profession, that the prescription
given In these columns was so clear that no drug
glst's clerk could make any error in Its compost
tion, and that il is recognized as a speclhc.-
JOIiSaaEef Con,bseree, Of Saturday.
The remedy referred to was published in the
GAZETTE Of the 2Sd, and caused arun upon the
druggist Of this city alsO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

the PEOPLES COLUMN.

VKRr BRIKF LETTERs GLADLY RRCuVED. LdSo
COMMUNICATIONS WILL NOT BE PRINTED. MA
Ahs IN NowIsR RESPONSIBLE FOR THE vTkwa
OF ooRRRsPoNDKNTs.l !
For the Gazette.
MR.. EDITOR Permit me 10 inquire throl9t
the columns OF the Gazette, how It is that with q
Democratic Board of Jail Commissioner upon
the resignation Of a certain Democrat official in
our County prison, the vacancy was filed by the
appointment Of Republican, when there was a
gentleLian, life long Democrat too, every way
qualified for the position poor with large family
to support, would have been glad TO have had it,
but whose application met with cold rebuff
Hero we have repetition of the Aims House Su-
Perintendency in our County prison. If 1t was
done with view to secure republican votes in
1874, VIC very much fear it will prove another
Horace Greeley business on a smaller scale.
DEMOCRAT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
From The La Cross, Democrat
The Texas Democracy,


This fall there will be an election in Texas for
fuli Get OF state officers from governor down. It is
an important event to that common wealth, as Il
VIII afford the hrst real opportunity the people
nave had TO make clean sweep Of the thieves,
scallaWags and carpet-baggers Upon the suc-
cess OF their efforts in this direction depends the
future prosperity aud greAtnes5 Of that state.
For scms time past Texas has received large
accessions to her population from other states.
The planters from Louisiana and Alahama aud
nAers of the North and the IabdrIng InAh from
tho East. The vast domain Of Texas, her seam
i1giy unlimited resources, and the promise
given IN all the elections since 1869 that the ad-
IalnistratiOn Of her Affairs must be in the hands
OF honest citizens, whom the people know and
can trust, have all operated to invite within her
o2rders thrifty population from other sections
tnere was room In other states for much Of this
population, bat the immigrant sought home
where he could have at least some quantity ol
safety Tor life and property, and hence be avoi-
dSd Louisiana aRd South Carolina, and such
States as have been brought to the verge Of ruin
BY Grant the army, the negro mob, and gang oi
PlundeEing carpet -baggers.
Thero ts not q Drawer, truer body OF Democrats
ahyWhare than that of the Lone Star state, anG
never was there better promise for Q grand
triumph than that which is new given. Aa ear
nest adherence to. the cardinal principals o
DemocFaevs and the exercise Of good jRdgmen
in the nomination Of candidates are all that !
now aclulrsds The people simply demand tha
the party shah show its fidelity and prove it
trostWorthlness BY being true to itself. They d.
not want any party that is constantly drltinI
aud changing, because such can not be trusted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
FoRnEsr ANp Vn.IAan FInEs.-The New

FoRREsT AND Vn.LAGE FIREs. New
Bedford Standard OEthe 25th inst, says:
The fire in Carver Woods Is still inVincible
and spreading into Plymouth. Yesterday it
was about two miles cast OF the shOe-string
factory About forty men were fighting it,
and reinforcement OF twenty-five arrived at
fremont yesterday afternoon from Boston to
take their places The railroad company sends
q party every day.
The wind dies away at nights, and the work
then appears to be more etfectual, but the
ground Is covered In Reat part with dry
sage-llke herb, growing two feet high and ''as
thick Is hemp, which feeds the flames and in
which the fre mOnlderS, until In the day time
under the influence OF the breeze the embers
are again famed into fame and the fire be-
comes unmanagoable
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

IMPORTANT DEOP IN THE ENaLIsH HARD
wARE AARKET.-Ths struggle which has long
been mainlainad between the producers and con-
suneFs in the iron and hardware market in En-
gland is believed to have reached iis crisis. A
spscial dispatch from WOlVsRhamlon, June Is,
received by Thursdays steamer, says thai .
circular announcing drop In eHt nails Of No
lee than 4Os ten. The quotations. therefore
uhish previously stood Al ca, are now El0 q
Ion. MerchSht5 dsolaFs lhat all other iron goods
must gollOW.-N. Y. RULLETIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

The horrible letters written by Mansfield 7.
Walworth to his wife will no doubt save the
neck of his son and murderer from the raliows
He will, however, never be regarded in any other
hght than that of murderer. II those letters
had been presented TO any Court their author
would no doubt have been pronounced insane,
and placed beyond carrying out Ills terrible
threats to slay his wife and children
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
Ala for Cusa-Tho Cubans ReiOlcIns.

New York, June D. General QuesAda is
reported to have received the $1,000 promised
from the United States Of Columbia for the
cause Of Free Cuba"
The CubaDs are greatly elated by the details
Of the recent engagements in Cuba, aud express
increased confidence In the ultimate liberation ol
the island from Spanish rule.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
MoHAMMEDAM RaURDERERs

vienna, June 2s.-ComPlete anarchy pre-
walls in the Turkish province of Bosnia, cansed
by the persecution Of Christians by the Moham-
medans. 10 one district of the province two
hundred and seventy Christians have been mur-
dered within the past six week, and the per-
petrators of the crimes remain unpunished. NJ
efforts even have been made TO secure their ar
rest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

TIE DEFENSE IN THE WALwORTH CASA
In order % secure the admission Of the shock
ing letters Of the late Mansfield A. WalwOTth
the defense IN the case Of young WalWOtth
were obliged, on Friday, 10 discover their plea
10 The court The theory Of The Defence Il
'd6 AaHted When he p0nned the letters put In
eglllsaoo it follows that strain Of hereditary
lnaahily viii be pleaded in extenuatiOn OF the
crime of the sou. This line OF argument Is
not wholly unexpected and Il has opened
most painful chapter Of domestic history.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
RnbIif SaIts.
Manufacturing and CIty Proper
AT PRIVATE SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE. y
The following desirable real estate il offered At
private sale.
No. l-The. two steam and water power mill,I
now Ocen pied and used as kiln dried corn meal an
aoui mills By James E. Price Co., situated on n
south side OF the BrandyWine, with all Ice Wate
nights belonging thereunts. comprising four sew
enths or controlling interest Of the BrandyWinl
water on the south side Of the creek. This properN
" comprises tvelve run Of stone. four oveFshOt
T.tsE Eness 80 99s seventy horse possr sntins b9lt
ysluable wharf property adjoining mill.
"a large lot Of land containing throe-and
a-ha acres moro or less, situate on the sDuth ban
Of the BEandywine. short distance below the mil
q Ja5 E. Price Co.; adjoining lands Of he swim.
Courtney Beecher Co.. with a very largo frontage
on the creek and admirably adapted for W6arvss.-
Jn TINS property are situated stable. one store
honse and three dwelling houses
No. IA lot Of land with two tvo-stbFy frams
cooper shops. situated at the corner Of Piftespth
on Walnut street by W feet in depth along Fifteenth
| street,
No. 4-Atwo- and "A half story double brick dwsIl.
ing house with lot l32 feet front on Sixteanth street
6y l5O feet in depth on Walnut, situated al the
". corner Of Sixteenth and Walnut sarasts bsinG
NO. ~ Sixteenth street and running thEouGh th'
ments.
NO. "a two story frame dwelling house. will
lot about y feet front Fifteenth street BY foTt
feet In depth. being No. NJ \. fifteenth street.
No. GA lot Of land at tho S. Il, eoFuet Of Your
teenth and kre9ch streets so feet on French stree
oy 10 teet ou kourteenth street. with large fran
| No. "A lot OF land at the South east corner q
| Fourteenth aud Orange streets, 90 feet On FOur
teenth street By so feet on Orange street.
| No S-A lot OF land with fine brick stable on u
south side of Fourteenth street, between MArks
and orange streets. with front OF shout 30 feet
Fourteenth street. with depth Of - GbOe
No. "a very desirable baiIding lot Ok the N, I
corner Of Eighth and Madison streets With q iroI
VI 80 feet on Madison street By ~ Eiahih StFSe
All the above described property Is nov O6sre
at private sale on easy terms OF payment Il e0u
pTlsss some valuable building lots, t0aeths ~ wit
two of the most available mill sites on the Brandl
wine.
: For fail particulars and terms. apply 10
JAMES k. PRICE.
is s2,-,f aRR56iSSdhEs' RR6iS hs' Il HEItHEHHEs IRtHIEHHEs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
heath Of Ie..e y. Grant.

CINCINNATI. June 29.--Hon Jesse r. Grant.
father OF President Grant diedat his residence
In COving ton KY, of general debility, about
seven O'Clock tonight The President, although
expected on q special train did not arrive In
time to be present at his death,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

'. Ths funded debt OF the city Of Philadelphia on
the l't OF last January. 1873. as shown by the
message of tho Mayor sent to Councils Thursday,
was $46,40j,Okl, and the total liabilities to the
same time were S53,63I479 The increase in the
year 1872 was S4,S67, 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
DAILY GAZETTE,

Inc Philadelphia underwriters have addressed
!ne Mayor against tOlerating the discharge Of
precEaekers, firearms or fireworks In the city on
the fourth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

The st. Louis RspubIicaR sagaly ramarlSs that
the great need Of the south is 'ithe overthrow oI
the Radical party" New lat the AsPuetleon az
cover 4 Quick and practical way to DO Il and the
SposdisE shs bsttsF i will - a10 ITO ,Hll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
The Bseeher, ROWsn and WoodhuII I'm
bROgaaa,

New YORK, June 2S-The Brook lyn EAGLE
states that the examining committee Ofthe Ply
mouth church has reCsiYed from +. West a
spacifc charge Of slandsF against Henry @.
Bowen, and his expulsion is asked for. Il is
charged that he has circulated false SANDER
against Beecher, and at the latters request, the
Investigation is to be proceeded with immediate
" bV fifteen deacons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

The Boston Post ahnihilates Senator Carpsn-
tsr's dsfsnss Of the salary grab. II says: "San-
ator Carpenter cries cut audsse when he taals thaa
the truth hurts him most" .taap aaG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

There wee sigtt dsaiht, froa cholera in MAJ b.
lille Oa saturdaS-IOuF Fbi.e and ioaf eO'O''d'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Cane, on tglai al Beaver, Utah, for che murder
Of Elliot, has beel faHaa gailEys ba
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
WllmInrlan. Ral.

WilmimGt01s Del.
C0nstankly on hand large and vaElad osooltmont
al IaFpaes, Oil Claths, buFeana. 1ahlo1t ot4nds.
ohaiFs. Bsdaesads. LOOktn@ 0lassess cleakls Hal,
tlessas. and House IOPa!shtng 0oeda. aenetanU ot
skieh the atlsAtieu % tAs Ladies and 0altl0mep.
Z naRtieulhrly invited.
CAtIdrem's Coaches a Specially.
Any og tAa above namod goods. will be sola low,
81 toF essA Ah9n they can % g aaI
skalments.
Having the largest aud EFsAtsak variety Of goe9.
e. any house u the CITY. the public Wtll oo11olS
tksiF Interest - giViOG hin eAll keleE2 RaFoAaa-
i1s slsswfheFs. PA1RICk HASSAN,
Ne aia Wa4g Second dlRaat,
iso-sm Wilninatoo. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

The proprisbos Of the Chicago "lnter Ocean
gave tree steamboat e4eatsloa sha Ple-"le VI
about ilvs hundred OhilaEpn % SaterafgI ~ y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
GxfnFsinus.
FOURTH OF JULY.
A TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION AND
PICNIC WILL BE HELD.
JULY 4th, 1879,


JULY Ath, 1873.
AT MT. CUBA. ON THE W. L W. r.
Rev. PENNELL COOMBE, has been invited and is
expected TO be the principal orator Of the day. The
Declaration Of Independence will R,sO be read.
ELLIN9ER'S CITY C0RNEF BAND has been
engaged for the occasion.
The kefreshment Stand will be beautifully sup
piled with iee-cream, cakes lemonade and OtsF re-
treshments. but
No Spirituous Liquors will b9 allow
cd upon the Grounds
Trains will be run upon the W. W. R. R. as
follows
Leave WnmingtOn. s 90. asO lO.4O. q. m..2 90 sOO.
5.35, llO0. D. IN.
Leave LandSnbsrg. Gas. a. m; 12.45. $50. 71O,
Leave Mt. Cuba for Wilmington. 72s. s.45. 1910.
a. m; LIZ, 25, go, 7.45, p. m.
Leave Mt. Cuba for Landsnburg. IL l6, .. N; 225,
els, Ills, p. m.
Fare for the round trip from all stations 50 cents
Children under 10 years Of age 30 cents.
Committee Of Arrangements.
8. hERSEY,
J. II. PUBL,
C. b, WOODWARD,
W. SULLIVAN.
VIC. SCOTT,
| j. p HAYES,
je26.2sjyl.2.s 5. n. FOGG.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Ths Cairo ana FallOn railroad was completed
On Saturday 70 ArkadslpAia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

Passing awayl passing away
Each Tooth Waah Of faEuAeF day.
GOZODoNT giVes the eea,p Dc grace,
Goodbye 70 the hnnbugsl let them PATS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30

VHAsr INDIA CHOLRRA sPRcTFIc. ! safe aad
Ia sasslaal remedy Cor dyssnasgys eRapDgA A4lnt-
Ia eholeFa. md RRlnlnR patnA Prepared only ~
LH, ,EN0LAND. ARoth eDaFy, ! Z. !.
iag1swlm oth and Lombard stas Wtmlngtons Del
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
CHEEK LINE.

ssaTei TUESDAY AID FRIDAY aisp.n.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
LeuI. Yaurlnn Inatel..l.

Col. j. ID. Adams. attorney for Lewis
Vaughan. returned from Helena this
morning, aud states that his client,
Lewis Vaughan. was indicted yesterday
by the Phillips county grand jury. The
indictment charges murder in the first
degree, alleging that he killed General
Hindman. The only proof in the case
was the confession and letters written
by him to Mrs. Hindman. Vaughan
was arraigned yesterday and pleaded
not guilty to the indictment. His trial
has been set for the 18th instant. 1t is
not believed in Helena that the indict-
ment can be sustained by proof yet it
is believed that Vaughan knows some
thing about the assassination. II is
more than probable that the indictment
for murder will amount TO nothing, but
that Vaughan will be convicted on the
charge Of bigamy, for which an indict-
ment will be found during the present
term of court. We congratulate the
newspaper reporters of Helena in hav-
ing so prolific source for sensational
items as our old friend Vaughan. He
is talker, and will spin yarns with as
much facility as a spider does a web.
When the Helenites get through with
him he should be passed around, in or
der to give the newspaper men of ether
cities a chance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
RnrgInrx LAat Night.

At one o'clock last night two ne
groes were discovered by Captain Thomas
coming out Of the dry goods store OF
Leopold Levy, No. 299 Front street.
One of the burglars threw bundle Of
clothing over Captain Thomas and fed.
Mr.. Thomas drew his trusty repeater
and fred three shots after the fugitive.
On examination it appeared that the
robbers had entered the store by way of
the transom over the front door, and
we're in the act of carrying away large
amount of goods when discovered. A
large pile Of clothing was left on the
pavement, but the burglars succeeded in
carrying off about three hundred dollars
worth of goods This-morning a negro
named William Thomas was arrested on
the charge Of being one of the burglars.
He was brought before the Recorder to-
day and was committed to jail to await
an examination, when the proof will be
developed,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
Conrt RECORD.

The next terms of the First and Sec
ond Circuit Courts will commence on
Monday, the 18th Instant. All suits
made returnabie to the next term must
be brought on or before pext Wedaes-
day.
The First and Second ohaucery
Courts meet on every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. the latter being motion
day. This rule will be observed during
the session Of the Supreme Court at
jackson.
The Criminal Court will convene to-
morrow, when Judge Flippin will sign
the minutes and adjourn to court in
course on Monday, the 18Th instant,
being he commencement Of the May
term.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
Gift CONCORD I'D LouisviIIe.

Our friends, the Trustees Of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, have demon
strated that an honest gift concert is not
only possible in the hands of honest
men, but that its fairness may be demon
strated so clearly as to break down the
distrust with which the public are accus-
toned to regard such affairs. To the
Endorsements of the best men in their
State they have added the prestige Of
two successful drawings, in which they
have distributed nearly a million dollars
among their patrons. Their July con-
cert promises to be grand success
The day is positively fixed, and their
promise of full drawing is backed up
with the certificate of their bank that
they have already on deposit enough
money to pay all the gifts.