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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
S.AIlaCE's INDIAN VURNrp H.l.S.-A,

LAILsCEs INDIAN IURH1p SALs.-!At
th;s -es-on. when coughs and coils are SO
prevalent. i: would be wise for al families
- h'.s" bottle of this very valuable rem
edy IN the house. While it contains nothing
OF deieterious nature. Laplaces Indian
Turnip Balm is pleasant specific for colds
and coughs. as we'll as An aimott certain
cure Tor consumption and bronchitis in sheir
Incipient stages. See ad ye.t semns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21

a dispatch from Kingston. Jamaica, by
way of AspiHwall the seven,eent, instant,
says:
1t is rumored that Ryan and v,rona, not
dying easily, a Spanish officer thrust his
sword through Ryan's heart, and that the
bloodthirsty mob severed their heads from
their bodies, and placed them on pixies, and
marched through the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
4 Democratic Move for Blaine.

Some oi the Democratic snembers of Con.
gress are sending out correspondence to pro
pose that. after a complimentary vote is east
Tor their caucus nominee, it be changed lust
before counting the vote so as to give Mr..
Blame the unanimous support of the House.
Inc reasons given for such VIII msicality
are 'hat it would be something to BE- Speaker
IN the present insouble condition Of politics,
ami nigh. reciprocally secure more equity
IN the making up Of committees..-.St. Louis
Rcpublie1n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
The Temperature.

The Thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Chartres street, on November 2e, stood
as follows: At 8 A. NJ, 80; at P. NJ, $50;
at P. NJ. $40. Lowest point during the
night Of November IS, 800.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
COncrescibie Gravel.

General Sewell having completed the lay
ing Of his new road bed on Rampant street,
near E-plsnsds. it will inspected to-day, st
noen, BY the Mayor and Council.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
NUTICE p HEREBY GIVEN THAT A

A\ certain PROMI>s >sORY NUTo, drawn by James
ssyms TO his own order and by him indorsed
salse bearing 0he Endorsement of Darcy i
WheekT iB pencil1 dated New Orleans Octo-
beT 9. 1868. payabe two months after date,
9or the q 26S 0.. v;bne received with
bntesest fYom date at eight per cent until paid,
and duly protested for payment by +. q.
G0ttschak, HOtary public, has been lost mis-
laid, and the public is cautioned not 10 trade
negotiate for said note. liberal reward will ~
paid for the stsUi0 of said note 40 at 49, 81
Canal street.
nol4 l9 % y A. c. WADSWORTR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
T,HE NEW CHEAP JOHN

John HANSRNb
Continues 70 manufacture. in spite Of the fire. first.
glass custom made
Boots and shoes.
Better and cheaper than ever at No. q Canal
street, corner OF Peters. next sioOy TO Cogan's
iothing house. NOT I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
B 7 ELE GRAPH,
CUBA.

Excitement at Kingston The Clearance
OF the Observation-Disclosures Facilities
Withheld-Th- First Attempt to Land
NRrona Proposed to Blow Up the Ves-
sci Rather than submit to Capture
Captain Fry's Confidence in American
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21

tcoEnUED on TouKTA RAoEl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
How do YOu Feel .

The fervid heats Of summer are now over. In
what condition have they left yOuP Is your liver
torpid or disOrdered. your appetite feeble. di
gesuOh lmpeTIeeI OF painful; y9pr nervous system
which the autumn finds tens Of thousands Of US. and
in this state ripe for the malarious fevers.
and bowel complaints, and bilious diseases. which
the heavy dews. the vapOrs and the vast difference
between the temperature of night and day are apt
to engender Rouse yourself from this condition
with HOstetters Stomach Bitters. Wake up the
latent vitality of the body which only requires the
stimulating. strengthening and regulating agency
of tins mighty vegetable restorative to enable il
resume its activity and potency. Indigestion. bill
business, miasmatic fevers, aud disorders Of the
bow els, are the usual sequences of long heated
term. Prevent or cure them with the Bitter5. YOU
can do either, but prevention is best.
| septl0tol7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
PIaylag CArGs.

The Chrsstidn UnsOn has robust tone in Its
morality that is in sharp contrast to the un-
healthy cant that is so prevalent in many
quarters. To querIst upon the morality OF
card-Playing 1t makes the following reply:
Cards are no more sinful IN their nature
than jackstFaws. Under some circumstances
We should reprObate card-playing as leading
to waste OF time, 70 a. sOciatiOn with bad men
and always when one plays for stakes. On
science Of those who never gamble, who plav
at home, who have been brought up to regard
the game aS lawful amusement, whose rea
son does not cODdemn It, Paul's formula /:
eminently applicable here: "Let not him thai
eateth despise him that eateth not, and lei
nOt him which eateth not, judge him tha
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
Foundered on tho Lake.
FOURTEEN PERSONS KNOWN TO BE
DROWNED.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Sept. 15.-Ths pre-
peller IrOnsiIles Of the Englemann line, connect
ing with the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway,
and one of the largest steamers on the lakes,
foundered and sunk seven miles of this port
at noon to-day. Her signal ofdislress was h0is-
ted at 9 A. N. but % terrible was The sea aud
heavy the winds, no assistance could reach her.
She labored in the lroSgh Of the sea from aboU.
$50 A. M.until the sunk #a}.lL 3T
The passengers and crew prepared the boats
to leave her about 1870 O'Clock, aud the last
boat left at 1850 When the last boat had got
about quarter Of a mile from her she went
down. There Wsre FIVE boats filled. With The
crew aud nasengefs One boat containing Ave
men and four women cspsiEed, and only one
man Of the party reached the shere. Four boali
have reached the shore up TO this time. OnC
boat containing Captain SWeelman and wife and
five passengers has not yet been heard from, ,anC
il is feared they are among the lost.
| ThlFtystWO persons are known to have beer
say ed and fourteen bodies have been recovered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
AuHiVerSary Celebration OF the, Capture of
the City Of M exicO.

New YORK. September 1.-The celebration of
the anniversary OF the surrender OF the Mexican
capital to United States troops took plAcs this al
tsrnoon. Veterans Of the war were present from
all parts of the Union. The Scott Legion of
Pennsylvanla were represented by General Ed
ward II. Giles, Gen. John f. Beiere Capt. Feed.
w. Bender, and Capt w. J. MackeY. Capt
VIM j. Geary was marshal of the Maryland dele
CATION. among who wero John Norwood, William
Lee, VIM. Howard, Louis L. Buler, John w
Wright, Thos. Mills, W. Williams, Geo. Freiber.
ger, Geo. kimble, Col. Jos. Ruddach president o
the association OF the veterans OF the Mexican wal
OF Maryland, and Capt. w. B. Ho ward. Will
them is color sergeant Jos. Flies, who lost his lef
arm IN the battle Of Monterey and who bears to
DAY the colors which he bore then.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

Col. MOsBY AND THE ADMINISTRATION The
Warrington (Ya) Index confirms the report that
Col Mosby recently wrote letters to the President
and Postmaster General Creswell explanatory OF
his position in the present canvass in Virginia,
stating that il because Of the patronage bestowed
upon him in the distribution of Gel tain offices
different course was expected on his part it would
be gratifying TO him to have the said appointments
revoked, and says "that in confirmation of the
presumption that they were satisfactory to the
parties addressed, we state that when a Fadica
delegation, headed by Platt, waited on Postmaster
Creswell this week and demanded th removal o.
the appOrntees made through the influence o.
MOsby, Creswel refused to comply"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

The Charleston News reports that the South
ern cotton mills ara working full time and are
making money. They claim to have learned that
yarn can ba manufactured in South Carolina, ship
ped TO the North, aud sold at net profit of five
cents pound, after deduetiug commission and
other expenses; and that a class of coIored goOds
ssnt North eau be sold at profit of ten cents a
pound: Yarns have also been shipped and sold in
Manchester England, at profit OF four and quar-
Tar cents pound. The News therefore advises
the Northern manufacturers 10 send their maehi-
merry down South and establish cotton mills.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
T.rrlna1mnmnhln

ALL The TRAINS LEAVING THE CIFY CROWDED
WITH PEOPLE FLEKINa FRoM THE EPIDKMIc
MEMPHIS, Sept. l5-The widest rumors pre-
vailed to-day in regard to the yellow fever, and
trains leaving on the various roads were crowded
with persons fleeing from the scOurge. 1t Is diff
cult to obtain reliable data in regard to the spread
ITS appearance in various portions of the city.
The Board OF Health to night has returns from
only two uRdeItILers. wlI report twelve intef-
ments, nine of the dtahs being from yellow
fever.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

"a prominent citizen of Cincinnati" who has
Just returned from a snjourn Of "seveTal days. in
the Ku-Klux region OF Kentucky, says that every
thing is quiet in that region, and its inhabitants
"are ready to talk freely about their troubles"
They do not like the prospect of martial law, and
exaggerated. Appointment lawyer Of the region
has no doubt of the existence of large Ku-Klux
organization, but says many Of the members "aTc
respectable citizens, who had no sympathy with
the mARaudeTs," while another lawyer says the Of
tenders were common thieves and murderers.V
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
Imnortnnt Reetsions.

The Commissioner ofInIeral Revenue has de-
cided that the person who sells at the place Of
manufacture wines made exclusively from grapes
Of hia own growth il not liable 10 special tax
as a liquor dealer for snch sales, but II selling
such wine away from the place Of manTiactnrs. =
made tsom grapes not exclusively Of his own
growth is suhitct 10 a special NheFeIoF wheth-
er selling such wine at the place where made OF
elsewhere, .e.e VI. a...raa - t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

The Sunbury Nelos says that the engineer,
FL emen, conductors, bFakesmen, and all other em-
plOyees of the freight trains OF the Shomokin VAL
ley railroad stopped work on Wednesday, be-
cat their labOTs were too great. Since the new
railroad arrangements went intO effect. each train
has been making two trips day, which they claim
is too laborious They desire to return to the one
trip day. The superintendent remains firm in
adhsrng 10 the two trips. The trains in the
mean time are bsing run by new crews
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
The CreLIt nIobIIior sulta.

HARTFORD. CONN, September l5-The Credit
Mobier suits will come up tO-mOrrOw morning
before the URited States district court in thIs ev
Attorney General Williams and all the govern
ment counsel are now here. IL is expected the
cafe will be assigned for Friday, owing to the alb
sence OF leading counsel The first hearing will
probably be on motion to dismiss on the ground
of non-jurIsdctiOn,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
TVS scouRog ADVANCING.
NRws FROM THE EsOUTH-THR NEW
PApRRs RTysPENDENC.

ALARMING NRWs FROM THE EsOUTH-THR NRWE-
PAPERS sUsPENDINo.
+ SHREVEPORT, La., Sept 15.-The yellow few
er is still raging. The weather b unfaVoSable
Sixty per cent Of Of those attacked die. There
is great suffering in all classes Of society for want
Of nurses. The surviving citizens are doing all
in their power to check the disease The inter
msnis yesterday reached ~, There we're maRy
deaths last night
The Howard association II greatly in eed ol
assistance The Southern Telegram newspaper
has suspended publication. The Times stlll
makes its appearance. George ]. Rae, manages
Of the Western Union telegraph office, died To-
daV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
PhiIadeIphIa CnleIe Markets.

Monday, Sept 15-5 p. N.
Beef Cattle were in better demand this week. but
prices without material change sales Of ehOics
and extra at 7a74e fair TO good at Gae1zc and com
mon ut ~ q SIC. Receipts. 800 head.
Cows and Calves attracted very little attentio
We quote at S}0a55. Receipts. go head.
SHEEP were in good demand at 5a614c for fair and
choice. and Ease. for stock Receipts. 0OQ head.
| 1000 head
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
KxUUHSTUWN

Leaving Wilmington. Del. at $50 q. N. via the P.
W. x b. Railroad, and arriving az Jeraey City
about II Q. IN. Returning, leave jersey City
8 Rt 7.O D. m. reaching home at II so D.
4 m, same day.
Fare fer the ROuAd TROp. - Las
chharsA under lS years. 10
Tickets can be secured BY leaving your name At
the book store OF Boughman, Thomas Co.. Al
Market street.
Transfer By stage from Desbromss street ferry TO
entrance Of park. by way Of Broadway and Fiat
Avpnue. 3 cents same from the park to the ferry.
Tick cts fer either way can be had at the above
PLACE These stages seat II persons each. No mOre
will be allowed to enter. The price just what the
company charge. as they come specially for those
who desire to go that way.
The park can be reached in a cheaper way by tax.
ing the street cars on Seventh Avenue, Sixth Ave
nue.. and Eighth Avenue, and on Broadway al
| Union Square. These all run direct TO the park
The Third Avenue cars run two squares east Of tht
| park.
Seats will be numbered and checks given. so tha
parties can occupy the same seats ON their return
A refreshment car will be attached to the train Il
charge Of J. L. PurnelI.
The arrangements will be such as to ensure salts
faction to all who go.
. p E. SMITH.
Sepl3-tex&W Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
DAILY GAZETTE.
The ITOrtIuuIturai Society.

The exhibition of the Delaware horticultural
Society, for the benefit of the Childrens' Home,
commences tomorrow. Tho Institute Hall has
been beautifully decorated with evergreens aud
aAgs, for the occasion, aud is now ready for the
reception of flowers, fruits, vegetables. SC. The
ahplav is expected to be very superior Every
citizen should pay the Hall visit or two, a,
least.
The ravas"s OF the yellow fs1er in Shreveport
continue without abatement, and the suffering i.
terrible. The interments average 80 to 40 daily
in population of 1000, and physicians and nursei
are worne out Five Of the six operators in tn,
telegraph Office have taken the fevor, and two o
them are dead.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

b Al The City GardeDa San Francisco, Sack
Shepherd has successfully accomplished the feat
Of walking one thousand miles In one thousand
consecutive hours. lie snleFed extremely In
the latter portion OF the walk.
A billiard tournament, at which prizes 10 the
amount Of S., 900 win be awarded, has been ar.
ranged, 10 commence on the first Of NOvembeI
in ChieseO, FL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

The annual convention OF the Grand Lodge oi
o "a FelIows began at Baltimore yesterday. The
report OF the GfaEd SecretaFy showed prosI arous
. condition Of tho Order, there being an increase
la year OF 9j3 In the number OF lodges, 6I,22O in
th1 membership and 1881 ,O6l iu the revenue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
PUBLIC SALES.
SO BUILDING LOTS
On good and solid ground in the right locality for
.N profitable investment.
AT PUBLIC SALE;
On the premises. with sasy terms OF payment.
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. 1873.


ut 3 o'clock, P, NJ, without pos.pOnemoAt with
draWal or undertaking. These Lots are q portion
of the Hiles property. on LOmbarI, ShoarmAn,
Tenth and Eleventh streets; are accessible 20
Schools, Churches. Markets, and TO the eOnv0-
niences of q growing, extending city, aud cen
tral to very extensive mechanical and manuIae-
tnnng interests, r0presOntinG from 900 to $500
operatives. Who. in owning or renting IN this To-
oality. can daily take . warm dinner q theiR F6-
spec.iVo homes, an important consideration 20 con-
Venienee. comfort, and health.
An experience of fifteen years in selling property
in and around Wilmington. may be referred to in
evidence. that the subscribers sales being alwa
positive and conducted strictly as advoTtigod have
necessarily FUSED q change Of ownership from one
interests, have resulted in such prompt develop
mant and improvements that parties who puFehas-
cd early at the sales have prov erba ly done we'll
many times doubling and quadruRling their In
vebtments in q very short time. Improvement
have already commenced on the property By the
erection Of8 good Brick Gotta in eOugets; lhis
is the localtS OF all others where dWeliNGs are In
demand the terms OF payment are such AAAk but
little need be paid until next Spring and shis Is
the hrst introduction of Property sales IN this
belief for obvious reasons that edriv Gnd PHastabts
aCpaRees must Be realised bVihose Ao purcAass Aero
and RONv. tt.a,.
TERMS OF SALR:-Twsnty per cent. Cash. and
the balance in Notes equally divided at and
months. bearing interest frou day Of sale. Settle
i0Ging Saturday ptember 9th. ISIS at II o'clock
NJ (Otherwise purchase may be declared void Al
the option of the seller and parties who pay tbs
AOlO in Cash on or before that time, will be en-
tltled 10 clear diseOnnt Of pei cent. Possession
imm sdiats upOn ssttiemeut' urUD
Agent for the Sale. Exchange Building,
Septic l5-M-l9 RI % = & WILMINGTON Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

A dispatch from Galveston, Texas, says there
is no yallow fever there, bat that lndlanola and
Houston have quaranlined against Galveston,
AID Galveston will quarantine against New Or.
leans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
oDD-FeLLows IN coUMclL.

MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED
srATEs-TnE CONDITION OF THE ORDER COM
PARED WITH 1871 AND 1872.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Thc fOrty-ninth annual
convection Of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge Oi
the United Stats OF |. o. o. f., commenced ir
Old Fellows Hall, iu this city, this morning.
The report shows the following condition o
the order, compared with the returns of 1877
(JInuiry |, 1871, TO December 81, 1871:
1871. 1872 Increase
No. of lodges 42gl 4O45 05
Limitations ..... 49257 59251 og4
Rcv'e Of Grand
Lodge X Ord
Egcampments} s}5oO]9 So st,2al,O7 II s0sI.Os1 5
Relief fot Grand
lodge 4 Grid
Encampment.1 II ,093 0aJ Il 15OI4I1 ~ 41137 9
Members..,..... 32T ST. :}S5 Og7 81 2l
The report states that the temporary absence G
Grand SIRE Logan has not in the slightes degre
Interrupted the prosperous career OF the order
never more prosperous aud harmonious than O
present.
The sessions Of the Grand Lodge were ordere
to be from TO 1890 p. m, and from . TO D. IN
each day, Adjourned until tomorrow at a. II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 HEAvY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
CHEAP sOoTs ANp SHOES,

The undersigned respectfully informs his .rasn
friends and the public that he has on hand
. large and we'll selected stock Of RALLE
AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES And0AI- -
TEksS. suitable Tor Ladies, 9entlele geaa and
Children. which are manufactured from the heat ma
teGial and made in the best manner and Willie sold
as low as the same article be obtained Il this
Orany other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying At
my store viii have the advantage Of large and "a
died assortment from which 10 select faShi0nAhle
and neat attinR hoot or shoe. The public are cor
daily invited 20 call and examine my stock and
earn my 0xeeodingly Law prizes, : Z
Beptl0- JOHN K. BABC0cK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
WANTS.

NTANTED-Au American Woman for general
w housework. Apply at
sepl6-3t No. 22l W. SEVENTH ST.
"ANTED-A girl to cook and do housework
w Apply at ll0j Market street. sepl6tt
WyANTED,-Some one to purchase large mum
w Der of old newspapers. Apply at this office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
Notice to Tax Payers.

The tax payers of the Northern District of Viii
mington Hundred. are hereby notified that the un
derslgned will be at Fighters cigar store, n W
corner Of Ninth and Market streets. ou Monday.
next. from A. NJ. to II NJ, aud from to s, p, NJ
purpose Of receiving County taxes.
ug 0-tt. Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

Never Well-Thousands of people who are
not Absolutely sick, complain that they are never
we'll" Without being in pain they are pOrp petuAly
il state of discomfort worse than bodily suffering,
The cause of this indiscribiO wretch edness is .
morbid condition OF the condition Of the dlses-
tive. assimilating ana diseharging organs. Tone
inVigOFate and regulate these Viseora with
TARRAKTs ETFERvEscENr SELTzER AP1RIENT.
and the languor. depression and nervous debility.
which are inevitable results OF Indigestion. bill
iousness and an Irregular habit Of body will cease
famous Selt7sr Spring-is quite as delicious. and
/ equally refreshing. Sold By all druggists.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

SAD AND SINGULAR DEATH.-A friend at
Silver City writes under date Of November 20,
as follows: George playhouse, Of Boise City,
came to this place last evening on his way to
San Francisco, and put up at the Idaho Hotel.
Some time during the night he got up out OF
bed, leaving his clothes just as h- had left them
when he retired; went out Of the hotel unob.
served. and walked back on the road he had
come about FIVE hundred yards. Here he left
the road and wound around until he assembled
one Of the highest peaks in the vicinity, and
either leaped from its summit or fell, no one
CON tell which, a distance Of sixty or seventy
feet. He was dead when found, but the body
was not yet cold" Mr.. playhouse formerly re-
e;ded in Placerville, in this county, where he
made many warm friends, who will lament his
strange, sad fate. He wa. about forty-five
years Of age, and leaves q wNs t.4nd :eyeIa'
children to mourn his death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

OrR GOVERNMENTS ULTtMATCM The
Sacramento Union informs us that General
Grant has sent the ultimatum of this Govern
ment To the Castelar, Government. and that
until the Goth ult was given for reply. Gen
Grant demands Restoration ot the Nirginius
restoration of the remainder Of the crew and
passengers not executed that Spain shall ga
lutte the United States flag in Santiago de Cuba
indemnify the families Of the Americans who
were murdered the punishment Of the muir
derers. and a guarantee against further cruel
ties in Cuba" These are sensible aud Patr.
otto demands and if General Grant adheres to
them. and urges upon Congress the duty Of
sustaining him in them, he will have earned
and will receive the plaudits of every true
patriot, and of every true American; but to
fail in this vital matter-vital to the pride and
the honor Of every man, wherever his birth.
place. who claims to be an American citizen
then he will merit, whether he receives it or
not. the universal contempt of the nation The
American people are not in n dallying mood
just now, citizens who had committed no of.
Tense have been shot down by armed and semi.
civilized ruffians, and their countrymen, the
people in every section Of the Union, demand
retributive Justice, and that Of the most rigor-
GUS kind, and they will be- satisfied with moth.
ing less. General Grant need have no fears
but that the people will be with HIM in what.
ever he sees fit to do in this matter. Let the
cry be War! Var! and the prizes Cuba and
Vengeance.