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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08
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miro i'm Gallfe Der Bo6e na6 Qlmertfa
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ten auf ben GrfDlg 1etner Ofti1ton IN Gu>
ropa, nGmli6 Bic 3ulta1bebrtn9ung zines
l1ebereinfommens 3tpil6en BEN ctbtltitrz
ten Wtd6ten, bent9enlGB ale unter oen5el>
ben entite6enOen 3mtite bur6 S6tebs9ez
ri0te, %anitatt bur6 8efriegung, erlebtgt
peroen foaen, ie6r ermutbtgen6 ieiel1.
Sett ietner 9tiidfe6r mad 2onoon bate
OtileS nit Dem @eIonbten S6end cine
llnterrebung nit @lobftone, beren Geiul7
tat b06It befrtebeno mar.
Me1r ais bte 6dlfte Der Go6lengr 6ber
in Sen Bolton 8er9iperfen ba6en bic Dir
belt tpteber 1ufgenpnrtan.
Die eurppGi16en Snhaber BON S0ulbz
i6einen ser &epubltf Gan Domingo 6az
ben 1lnterbanolungen nit Ser rel1en Ga
mana 8aDz@ eieuf6aft angefniipft, in
Der Ib1t6t, etne @rlebt9un8 tbrer Sorz
Oerungen AT ersteler. Cine 0eSbe3ii9>
lt6e 0enfi9rtft lit Ser 9fegterung BON
Gan Domingo 5ugeianbt porben.
Qonbon, 8. Qpril.
9te 8erbaftrng @eorg8ibmeus, et1es
6er an bet DISCRIMINATING BET 8a1tf BON
@ngGanb bet6eiligten TGli6ers, fanD III
edinburgh itatt, als oerielbe ft6 eben
mad Qmertfa etnI6tffen polte. 8tb>
tpea ma6te, foba16 er bic 8oltseibeanz
ten auf it6 5ufommen 1a6, et1en Slu6tz
ber1 u6, ur1b tpuroe erft na6 elmer betBen
6ebiagb etngebolt. SIN ser Bolt5eiitaz
ton fdnb man betm 9ur6iu6en 1etner
Tai6en cine 9tn5abl tpt6tiger 8rtefe, Bic
an i'm a6reIitrt iporen. st tpurbe beute
na6 2onbDn 9ebra6t.
Son BEN Baiia9ieren bes vNtlantic"
tparen 200 aus Gorf unb flint aus GlD>
mouth. @roBe 11nrnbe berri6t in betben
BlGben iber beren S6tdial.
Sranfret@+
Barts, 81. Mdr3.
Der Marq1ts 0e G6a1leloup 2anbat,
ein berporragen6er Staotsmann Sranfz
rei6'S, itarb beute I'M Glitter bon 68 Sab
rem.
Die Ge9terung Bat 3o6lrei6e geritGrz
fnngen na6 Der ipanti6en @ren5e ab9e7
ianot.
Barts, 4. @prtl.
SIN Ser beutigen gta6mtttagsitbung
6er misunderstanding fanb bic gSabl
zines neue11 YrG1toenten Der geattonal>
Der ammlung ftatt, at Stene beS 6rN.
@reDD, tpel6er oteien Soften 1~tteoergele9t
bate.
2ouis Sofepb Buffet erbtelt 3O4 unb
Wartel 2S5 Stimmer. Buffet tpuroe ais
ertpGblt erflGrt unb BON Ben Wettgliebern
Der &e6te tparm beglit6tpitn16t. Die
0er1ummlurg nabm Ipbaun BITE 9ebatte
iiber 6te 9Doner Wtunt3tpalitdtsborla9e
tpte0er auf bic ange11ommen tpurbe.
9te 2infe entbielt 1i9 mad einem pergeb>
It6en 8eriu6e, bic MaBnabme at nerei>
teln, Der Sbetl1abme an ser S6luBa67
Trimming.
SdncMtarf.
&Dpen6a9en l. NprtI.
9as Qbgeoroneten6aus bes bGnti6en
Get6Sta9S bat Dem Wtiniftertum etn WfiBz
tr~auenSDotum ertDeilt.
StaIten.
Sloren5 2. Nprtl.
SoIbint, Der groBe Trag06e, tpiro i'm
Iuguft 5. S. cine &unitretie na6 Nmes
rita dntreten.
9SaIaNet.
8nfareft 2. NpriI.
3nt16en 6en 8iirgern bon @iur9ebo,
ether Stabt in Der 8aladet, unges
fdbr bter3tg Wetlen bon bier entfernt,
u11b benz WftlttGr fam es beute 8orn1its
tag SIT etrem beftieen Sample, IN pel6em
me6rere Berionen get0btet unb neri6tes
bene bertpun6et tpurben. Den lebten
9epei9en sufolge lit bic Gube ipteber ber>
9eiteIt. Ser Conflict entitanb in Sol9e
Der @et9erung ber 8Irger, 9epiiie Steus
ern 5u 5aDlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08
9cuiHnn0.
g EN- QrIeons. 3. 9[pri[.

NEem OrIe0ns, 3. Nprtl.
Der 0alnpfer GorDopa BON .geetpport,
@aleS, lit bier an9efommen. Ser Sea-
pttdn b~elielben bert6tet, baB ct am A..
Mdr3 Sic Manni9aft Ser beuti6en 8rtz
gate uJtet9sta8" auf bo6er See auflas,
pel6es S6tff unter &apttGn 8lobm auf
Der Sabrt BON Santos mad Tdlmoutb,
@r9lallo, unterge9ongen mar. Die Qeute
tparen tpGbrenb bret Sagen IN iturmii6em
8etter in Der SIRE gefobren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08
3nm 1. W

u n ~ %&N IL S~~ Wv
8eriifit9tisun9 ftn6en fOune1t. Mir
erin6en baber a1e 0ieiertger1, mel9e
fid (bltr6 SOrm8beSablnng ei1es
Sabre8zN Announcements nit Dollars
@n1pru9 uaf eine 8rGmte ertperben
uoaer, bieS tt1nerhalb Der nG6ftelt
Wo9en 5h tbnn.
Der 3rued, tueldett mir bel Ser
Bertbeilung BON BrGmien I'M Chine
,batten,-rdmli6 Die @iufitbr1tng Oe8
gOraltsbe5abGltn9s @plteras, lit in
nett bOberem @raOe, ais init eS gez
bofft battett, errei9t tporOeu. @s
lo1te uns 3ltr 6reube serei9ert, tue1tn
unfere @e19dftsfreunOe bel bie1er Sc
tesen6eit etne 2ebre 9etuOrnen batten,
pie ieben @eI9dft8mu1tre, s1ei6Otel
III pel9en1 ~2ebersfretie, bon Nltbe1t
ndmli6 Bic: baB tuettn &Gnfer
l1rl6 8erfdufer,ein @aare ii nmtt
te1bnr, &1te 8ernttttler, in 8erfebr
pitt ettanper treten, Der @ewtnn
Elm Sytb@r1ettt9er 1T, neil betbe
/ ft9 in{ben 9etpin1 tbeilen, ipelden
porber Der Sermtttler atpi16en iG1e1t
madte.
Sci 6ieier @eGe9erbeit tpoIler tutr
~bjeieni9en unIerer Trelt11be, tpelde
nod TN 8iifitunbe iinb, nO9mal8
eriu9eu, bte1e &iifitdnOe 10 balo ais
mO9li6 3u beri6ti9en. Oe1n piitlftz
li6e 3ablun9 er6alt bic Greunbidaft.
Gin ioI6e Qbonnenten 6oben mir 9te6z
lnuneen geI9tdt unb tpiir6e es uns iebr err
{ tpInf6t iein, tpenn ~bieient9en unIerer
,Sreun6e, bic foG6e 9te6nungen er6alte1t
lboben, bur9 prompte 8eridtigrng berz
feIben un6 Neubeiteuung fi6 9lnipru6
|duf grdn1ten ertpiirben.
/ Btr tpieberboIen Dior aus fri6ercn
g%ln1nrern Die 8ebtn9un9en, inter mel
den bic grGmien Derabfolgt tperoen.
! Sober oIte Nbonnent, tpeG6er feline
~ettDatgen &uGitdn6e un6 ben oonen
gret5 etneSSabres z96 Tournaments @ 0oIz
lars i'm 0orn1tS) brett an Sic Offtce
Der Sainots Staats5eitung einien6et,
Dtpie
Sober, ber ouf Bic 866en1li6e SILT
nois Staatsz 3ettul1g neu ubonnirt unb
ben bonen Brets zines Sabresz Qbonnez
ment5 g Dollars i'm Woraus) brett
an bic Office Der Sainots Staatsz Set
tung e~tnienoet, er6Glt umgeben6 eins
Ober mebrere ber f~olgen6en 8u9er suqez
fonbt:
Charles 9ifeu8 Ofomon: ,,1tnier
semeim9aftli9er GreunO,|, (an,
itrirt).
QlfreO Meibnrr's Goman: :
nS6War5gelb"
Otto Gltppin8 : u9er @eolar",
ySSm @efen".
8ernitein'8 nidaftlide
GOlf8biidcr.
Bir be9er bic 3uberftdtGt6e Gr!porz
tung, baB un1er 8eu,iiDen, butd 0ieie
Brdmtenertbeilung Sic Dtrecte,
punftIt6e Q6re0nunqn nit unIe7
rem Abonnenten 81 bef0roer1, un6 Die
ie5r betrd@tli6en Uelbopfer, pel6e mir
sn oieiem 3!pefe b~ringen, aQgemeine Qnz
erfennla8 finocn merben. Nir 6offer
barlit ni6t nur uniere 8e3ie6unoen III
bct alteu 6reun6en Der SuinoiS Gtnot5z
3eitung 81 6efefti8en, l~onoern aud uic(c
ueue Jreurbc 5u erl0er5ca.
| ? 51yloi5 Staat@z3 citun9asGO.,
Gas citsgSeiSimStonFr. amb 5. 9tee.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08
Qepe(1en.
SenerreS0.
@ten,

listen, 3. Nprtl.
Ser Safer Eat Dem @%eiebenttpurf Bee
siiqli6 Ser @ablreform Ieine3nitimmung
ertbeilt, mas i'm Gei6srotbe beute an9ez
fin0igt unb nit a~nboltenoem 8etfaa aufz
Gellonlmen tpurOe. g
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08
Oa ber bon inns ans 0eutI3lano
peri9rtebene Sorratb bon
BrdmtenbIGer11

anf bic gteise sebt, 70 ie9en mir nns
eenOtbtst, ot3u3ei9elt, baB 8eltelnnz
gen allf io13e Brdrnien6ii6er b0d>
items mod Bis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08

, 3Gloi5 StGataz 3citan98zGO.,
Gas et:@aiSimstonFr. amS 5. 9tec.,
G9icugo, 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
)AILY gAZETFE.
MoOtIna Of Creditors.

THE FIRM or JOHN MIEAR IL SON To 90 INTO VOL
UNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
On Saturday afteFnOona meeting OF the cfedi-
tors OF John MLear ~ Son was held ia the hall
OF the Wilmington Institute. About go wert
present. VIM. Q. Spruance presided, and H. o
Moore acted as Secretary.
The committee appointed at previous meeting
to prepare form Of assignment and select 4
trustee reported that they conIdnot do so, as one
member Of the committee, representing aIarGe
claim, refused TO agree to such terms of settle
ment. The committee was discharged ~
Mr. VIM. Bush moved that the meeting appoint
trustee to take charge of the effects OF the firm
and settle with the creditors. The chair decided
that the meeting had no power to do this, and the
motiop was withdrawn. "
MIR. David Lemon asked Mr.. M'Lear IL he could
give security for the payment of 80 per cent. Of
the claims against him.
Mr.. M1.ear stated he could, but had moi
thought that the creditors would offer to settle on
any such tetms
Mr MLears counsel opposed such terms o.
Mr. Chas. B, Lore moved that the meeting re
quest ArLear & Son tc go into voluntary bank
Tuptcy.
The motion was adopted, and Mr.. M'Lcar ex
pressed the Willingness OF the firm to accede 4
the request :
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
4 DisablIng nIsense

, No dis Sc which docs not e0nfine a man to his
ped 20 completeiy UNITS him for business as dys.
pepsh. Nhen tho stomach is foul. the brain is
always muddy and confused, and as the cures and
anxietieS of life are a sufficient burden for the organ
Oh thought TO bear without being tormented By the
mHereS born OF Indigestion, it is highly desirable
lo the bTans sake. as we'll for the sake of every
Other portion OF the system, that the dis9rdered
stOnaeh should be restored With the utmost dis-
patch to healthy, vigorous condition This lOb-
lect can always be accomplished by course OF
hOsteters Stomach Ditters. the purest and best OF
humOrs through the bowels, rUuses and tones the
torpid stomach and regulates tho liver impartl
hrmness 70 the nerves and clears the sensorium d
us mental c0bwebs Persons subject to attacks. 81
indlsestioui bilious headache, rregularity Of the
shOul tax the Bttters once or twice lay th rour
out the present season. octs,tofI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
FINANcIAI.,

Oo,la n stir was created at Washington last
ve.k ~ tie action Of the creditors OF the
WashingtOn city Savings Bank. ny the act
of Oongress under which the bank was Or
ganlTed the trustees are Individually ana per-
sonalIy liable 10 the creditors for all excess %
indebiedness oyer the capital stock To which
fhev nave assented. Tho capital stock was
aboE,t $50, ,O09 and it, Indebtedness about 1901
OOO 20 that the trustees are responsible Tor
Ssb0 900. and q suit has been brought against
fhenl BV one OF the creditors 10 recover abooe
5000 due 10 him by the bank.
On saturday q eabIe tolegtan was received
from London, announcing that the new ten
mIIIlon q peR cent, gold heaFiug loan Of tIe
Phlladtlphia and Heading Railroad Company
nut on the market by MeCalmOnt Brothers
London, on Wednesday last, was complete
success and that subscriptions would be closed
on this Monday morning. by this 1t appearS
that during the first days more than enough
Applications were received TO exhaust the en
tire issue. raibil ,>3tsMi s1S
At New York foreign exchange is highei
for demand sterling, Securities In LondoE
are arm and higher, and money Is easier there
the rate In the old market being u below ths
Bank Of England rate.
P.W. &B. r. II. shares are selling at Bos
ton stsoi' A1g ifA4 GWkttlH ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
GENERAL NEWS.

John &. IIeenan, Of pugilistic nortoriefy, died
OF consumption on Saturday. His death occur
red in Union Pacific Railway train, near Raw
lings Utah.
The Secretary Of the Treasury expects TO be
able to issue 100000 in silver coin in tlne regu-
lar course OF business, this week iaaj p.
The customs and internal revenue receipts
were larger last week than during the week pre-
ceding
OihcIal returns from all but one county,
ia Ohio, ensure the election OF all the Re.
publican Siate-sicket, except for Governor.
Mhielaw Reid of The New York Tfibune
and e A. Dana Of the Sun, have been in.
| oflicials t..r. - ,' =
Owing to heavy rains and the destruction O
cotton by the army worm there is great desti-
tuition in several counties Of Alabama. Il
some places there is "actual starvation . ant
it Is feared that unless help is given during th,
| food.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
The w. w. r.
Is TIE ROAD TO FALL INTO THE HANDS or
poL. M'COMB!

IS TIE ROAD TO FALL INTO THE HANDS or
col. M'CoMB?
The WILMINGTON correspondent to the Phil
adephia Pubtic Record, aIluding to the non
payment of tho quarterly interest due the
bOndhOlders of the Wilmington Il Western
Railroad says;
Since then the bondholders have held two
meetings to consider what action It was neces-
ana, altaongh their proceedings have not
been made public, 1t Is generally understood
that tho result win ba. tlat Colonel McCohb
will get Possession sf tlie road, and at an
early day will extend it to oxford with q
view to continuing it to Peach Bottom, Get
tysbuFg and the west, as originally cOntem-
plated. To insure this leilg done, the bond
holders win be required 10 surrender three
fourths of their bonds aud except stock in
exchange; There is one thing which is GER
tain The road must be extended as pro-
pOsed before it will pay, as the present
line is too short and its support too limited
To do more than meet the expenses of OpeT-
ating it. .,............ 4.
THE WILMINGTON a. READING r.. n. z
Further on the same correspondent speaks
as followsin relation to. another of our rail
roads t5Ii ltGtt4- l'fti II
While speaking Of railroads l will say that
the Wilmington and Reading company is get
ting along admirably and doing fine busines:
for so young a concern. The Befka county
FOad--the Wilmington 81 Reading extension
lis being rapidly pushed forward TO compile
klon, aud when in operation wa shall be II
direct communion with the great coal field:
OF Pennsylvania, and Wilmington, In tlme
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
s3.2ll.bO4.llO

Total In eight years, S3,2ll,5O4,llO
Now, what was the increase of wealth during
these eight years. Statistics prove that the in
crease Of wealth during the decade 1850. 20 was
at the average rate of 81 100000, 900 per annpm.
That is TO say In 1860 the totaltrue valuation was
SIG 5000 600 and in 1870 it ives nearly $50 OOO-
1000 But it must be borne in mind that the
Director OF the Census said that from 80 10 40 per
cent. OF the supposed increase wps due to imitation
and Exaggerated valuations. Even il we take the
official Agr~es and actually allow that our increase
OF thrift and wealth is 81 400 600 900 annually
we would have Increased in eight years, from 1866
to 1873 inclusive, a total Of Sll 200 OOO 600
From this amount the Government squeezed
So, ,2Il, 600, 900, or nearl 2sL per cent; or, in
other words, for every dollar shat the country
created in wealth the Gov eminent took 2SL ceuts
and left the prodace1s al u cents.
Of course we shall be told that VIC had a debt
and pensions to provide for, and that these de-
manded this extraordinary sacrifice. Well, then,
We will show what the pOrInanent interest on
pensions has actually amounted to since 1866
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

THn TURKEY HER OF THE PERIoD.-UP in
Easl Nantmeal township does this fowl OF the
turkey species reside. She is the property OF
David Wynn, Esq. and the reason for Mr W,
setting 90 much store BY his hen i owing 70 her
very industrious pFOpensilies, as the IosicWne
will shoW. Last spring shehegan the season by
depositing in nest a sufficient number o. eggs
on which toiSdtl ma fFon cut this egg y sll
came forth in due season dozen os more Of
speekled lnEkeys Of b0sh Geaders. kreisy aooa
Afterwards. and while taking care Of her brood.
she again started IN the egg business. and u oVI
information he csereci she has up tothls hoH
succeeded IL creating "corner" eonial4ing
eges, with no prospect 0f an eaEly csAatlen
That turkey viii escape forming past o.
Christmas dinner this year, eerlain.-W NJ ~
, CHEsFHR Lo0Ah NHWr. m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

THu PRIoEs OF REAL EsTATE NOT AFFECT
Eb ny THE PASIc.--The oldest real estate agent
in this city yesterday stated 70 an EAGLE re-
porter that the monetary panic had not affected
'theiPrlce Of real estate thOuGh il probably re-
tafded the sales somewhat. some VINO are IN
clined TO purchase ara waiting g see whether
The prICea will not cone down befers making
their Investments.
The impression prevails among the real estate
AGENTS that the panic will have the effect to in
crease the prices Of real estate; that hereafter
nany M those who have surplus funds will 10.
vest direct In property themselves or loan ths
money 10 their neighboIs on mortgage.
In cpnvsrSatlon with property holders in th'
northern part Of the Gty, An EA0LE Teportel
learned that aOns ofthem asked higher figure
for theIr houses and lots than they did hiontl
ot twoI aeO. For inslanos, lOts which sold q
$50 4 few monlbs ago cannot nov be purehas
cd for les thAn $1,000, -REAnENa EAGLE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
EODDHssEiVB isIGs and Financial SmSbes

1t = nthor remarkable fact that while the
shrinkaEe Oh values and the depression Of enter
prise which brought about the panic ere CHARGED
to such events as tho defeat of Sroat rniIro no
Jects and the collapse of few Inflated financial
houses, the true cause the chronic disease OF the
nation, IS iost sight Of. Is it not time to ask and
to find got: First, what amount of taxes has the
Federal Government squeezed ont of the nconIs
since 1866, when the country returnaa 10 naae,,
Second, how hard does this pressure bear upon the
thrift OF the whole hailonP Prem official returns
We learn that the Federal taxes from the fiscal
year ending 1866 until tho fiseRl year 1873 have
been as follows;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
For the Gazette.
An Important matter,
MIR. G.. l.. JOHNSON

MIR. y. l.. JOlLNSON,
Dear Sr The late proceedings Of the Board
OF Health interests every house hslder in this
City, and unless they bring their personal infiu-
cncc to bear upon the members of the Council for
theirsWard they will have saddled on them an
unjust expense for the next three years. the Board
having gwen the contract for cleaning Cess Pools
for that length Of time to contractors and forbid
den them cleansed by any other person, or in
any other manner, than by the process patented
and now in use in Baltimore, Md. and allowed q
bill of prices exceeding the present cost more
than double. Council will be asked to ratify il
and to annul the present law and now il the
proper time TO object. This concerns every rem
ter as we'll as owner and the poor more than the
rich, as owners able to do can sink their wells
deeper and avoid the sWindle when the renter or
poor cannot. This has been pushed through with
out those who will have TO pay hhving their at
tention properly called to it. A we'll Az feet in
diameter aud 20 feet deep at present prices would
cost 500 at contractors prices sl7,70 and all 9th
ers in proportion. Patentees royalty Sill 93 OF
more than halt tbs present cost YOuR vie Wsand
comments on ths'abOye respectfully asked for
as tbs object is to call attention to the subject aud
prevent injustice.
Yours In friendship, ' VIZ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
To this must be added The pension list :
Total,
Sl23O2D7OOD

Iotah ltr3t- 7VSl2SSSotpVJ
which is equal to within a fraction OF IL cents
on each dotlar!Og weall created during the 81 slt
years, leaving 11h cents tax on each dollar OF
WeaIth created and 'EVed, for simply providing
Is with gov, rdmeht. And now, having separa-
led thOse two items-that is to say, leaving out
taxes Tor Interest and pension--we will show
what the amount of tax on the creation of wealth
was in lSjO-OO. The net receipt OF Federal taxes
Tor ten years, from 1851 to 1860 inclusive, was
S6Ol ,GlB, $50. Nov the increase Of wealth during
the decade of 1850 80 was a fraction over $1,000,
go1 OoO II, therefore, VIC apply the same rule to
the decade of l850r that We did during the eight
years Just passed we Slfali lind that the Federal
taxation on wealth created and laid up by the
country was a faction less than ca cents. on tle
dollar, ana this included pensions and interest
on debt that tho revenue was liable to-
l Thus. then, it proves that, after dsducting the
laxes OF interest on deht and the pensions. the
Federal Government squeezcs nedriy three times
a much taxes out of the people forthe bare run
Ding of Governnsnt as the Federal Government
did IN lS5O-6O.
Toirdeapitulate, it1swiH be seen during the eight
years 1865 IS inclusive the amount of wealth ere
ated wis 81 200 600, 900, and the amount Of Fed
eral ta4es was $3 ,5O4Il9. The charge of take;
On each dollar OF wealth created and saved wa
| therefore 2Sl5 cents. The amount necessary t,
dcfray Interest and pensions was u cents on eael
dollar Create, and the amount for dIseharging thu
nther fpnetiOns Of Government l71S cents.
i Daring the ten years lSjl-6O inclusive III,
aaounl OF wealth created was S9.O00 OOO, 900, ana
/ the amount OF Federal taxes S60l Gas, ,SS9, or
1 fraction less than Ga cents on each dollar ere
ated.
/ Now the fact is simply this, that to take out o
tho hedple pn6lets eSl par esnt, IN taxes on th
WSalth created is simply the worst policy that ca,
ba follOwed-even if $3.50, 600, 900 debt was pai
fI-inAsmuch it deprives the industrial resouI
ces of the eORntry Of the very soul of prosperit
Il viz, ready money. The effect OF such polio
is not lelt IN q year, or two or three years bu
When ID is felt after lapse OF years the result
what We see EOw.r-N, 4. .Ivagid,. e. y 9o; s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
DIED.

McMAIION.-on the Goth inst. Mrs. Mary Mona
hon.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invitel
70 intend her funeral from the residence Of her hus
pahd Andrew MeAlahon, Brunlywine Hundred on
Church. " ~
sIO0PS;-hlnTy a. StoOps. wife of Vim. I. stOOps.
ON FRIDAY evening the z4th inst, aged IS years
True Marylander please copy
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of the deceased from the resi-
9enee OF her husband, near hare's Conner, on Tues
day morning. 2Sth inst at 10 . clock, = ! - "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
OBSTACLEN TO MARRIAGR.

~ Happy Relief for Yonng Men from the effects Of
appointments to Marriage Removed. New method
o. treatment. New aRd remarkable remedies.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No: = South
Ninta ST., Phllade phia. Pa..-an Institution having
nigh reputation lOr honorable conduct and pro-
te5siOnal skill. Y..4.s r.. Oet2S- -3fav n Il -,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
WAEEIsHSPS s All s!]s Esss g Ios;.
REGHSEEK,S QRlEIl.
NEW CAsrL.E COuNTYl.-- ~. 9lth.

~ kE0tSfEkS ufFlCE.
NEW cASELEC COUNTY. Oct. 18th. lSI3.z
Upop the aPPlis9slqn u Mary z, koThsanA anS
Laae SrSSS; EassI'oTs ei hsa4s ssi ssants
deceased; il Is ordered aad directed ~ me
REGISTER that the kxaeBteFa Aiaresaid eiys
taTy upon the Estate rot tho dseeaspd. With the
date Of granans heye~, ~ eansieg h1vOrt se-
nents 20 be posted within fOrty days tfun the ddte
% such Letters in six Of the most pbilc places OF
the County OF New Castle requiring All persons hav-
ing demands egaiRstthe Estate TO present the same
ana provided. Aud also cause ths Ease - Be In
serted within the sAme period IN ta4 Detagaie tia'
1eate, (Weekly.l newspaper pubttsned N WhMtnk
ton, ana 90 be continued therein two months.
i 0iVen under the hand and seal e - go e
& the tNeE.. .ief Aforesaid. a1 New Eaatla. az
hsSas q 10 county af0re ia, tue day aud
yeaI - qsa BsGtiiAis lsaEhes..i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

All persons hAVauH etlims A9atnel t1e ktlala o.
he deceased Iaus ptaseat the salao dnl1 atlested
a the Executors, on or before 0et. soth. lAIA Or
ena broti iae1 - IS MAAYit fl0tf4sANn y. = a
49,. ttta ISAAC N. ohubDs $.
oelsl-w2M Rxteaiogs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

NOR RENr-Large Front Room. See9nd sleFg,
u 4l6 Market street. Apply at this once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

IA RtOd advertisement ls the best OF all
possible sAlesmep. u Is q salesman who never
sleeps Is neVt SseplNi VI aIleA peslhess
early and Iatei accosiS the metcnAht ~ Ms
sKOiif H. scholar A hla SN9y, the lawyer iR ~
Ollce, the lady at her breakfast table: who can
be IN 4 thausand places ak once and SPEAK 70
thonsHnd3 Ogpe6p pIs q ~ h0TalnH and ASn-
iRg saying 70 each one no bsst thing ~ the
bSsa manner. alglts -
Tha total amount Of sterling coin thva fAt
raeelVef AZ the AsSayor's Oalce.at New leFk
for melting Is 80 ,TVesoQ0 a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
NOTICES.

EHNTRA NEW DUCRWHRAT MEAL. THE
IL celebrated Silver Mountain Buckwheat Meal
ior sale at the lowest Wholesale and retail price NJ
W. N. CHANDELIERS, e.
oet25 Bli Market Street..