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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Every woman will tell YOU that a man can
he led easier by putting an arm around his
neck than IS pulling his hair, but We never
knew till recently that the reason you can't
lead a COW behind a wagon is because she
{, objects e. having her horns pulled. The
other day % rcd,shirtcd Cmigrant passed
through here ON his way To Carroll county.
Ills family and household possessions were
n covered wagon. to the hind end of which
was fastened . COW. Behind her with a sharp
"!ick walked The cmigrant, giving her Il smart
welt occaS-, ually. Every now and then She
would brace herself and stop the team, and
ihcn III CAC cgiCal language he would bCsccCh
hcr to % ur marking each fOrCiblc period
with pro Of the sharp stick. The poor
COW rollcj Acr eyes and rolled her tongue
The poor Migrant too, was dusty and tired
nut his yo.gc and stick didn't fail him. She
had suddenly halted the procession in front
81 thc post Office, and was shaking her head
N reply I" ms earnest entreatics, when n men
called out 20 Red Shirt that he did not "un
dcrstand COWS worth cent"
Wen, what are you gong to do about it :"
asked Red Shirt
Why Just take that rope off her horns, and
quit ABOUND her neck, and she'll lead as
qIiet as lamb. Ifshe don't I'll follow hcra
mile myself"
The gogc Vas changed TO her neck and the
team started. She gave look of surprise
and walEal along. "Well that beats all
said Rec shirt, and without word of thanks
hc mOunlc! his wagon. The procession
moved SLOW, y on toward Carroll county, and
the COW followed with countenancc as placid
rs if She were walking home at milking
,mc.-A~cs iodrJl IHfsNtgsHcer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

A write. IN IN exchange says tina, few
EouSek"yp"r- are aware of the many uses To
which waste paper may he put After a stove
has been ackcncd. 1t can be kept looking
very We ;ur long time by rubbing it with
paper every morning. Rubbing with paper
is much nicer way of hCePin" the outside
of tea .,st,lc, coffee pot or tea pot bright
and clean, 'han the old way of washing il in
suds. Rubbing them with paper Is also The
hest way vt polishing knives and tinwarc
after securing them. fla little soap he held
ON the Tapec in rubbing tinware and spoons,
they shine Ike new silver. For polishing
windows, mirrors lamp-chimncys, etc, paper
IS better than dry cloth. Preserve, and pick
les keep much better if brown paper Instead
of cloth ! lied over the jar. Canned iruit i
not apt & mold if piece of writing paper,
cut 10 {. each can, j laid directly upon the
fruit Paper is much better 10 put under
carpet than straw. l. i thinner, warmer.
md msEe- .r>> noi-" when one walks over
H. Two tn,CSnesScs Of paper placed between
The ot..- Coverings on bed arc - warm a,
quit + il i necessary IN step upon
chair, Eay- lay paper upon il, and thu
save tie -ni-' and nColwCra from tlms.".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

SIA Tt; OF" I'LL NOIS. La S,LLECo.--ss
JATHrPlY.
Della Mssill Charlton H. Geckwth-BRl 10 orecose
HDj109Dc.
tappearng from affidavit file In the office Of the
clerk OF said cou, hat said defendant Charlton II Beck
with not resident OF said state, said complainant
having hcd her bill OF complaint In said court the chan.
Gerry de thereof on the ~ day O August 1913 here.
H., ahd summons having been ssucd thereon according
20 law
Notice. therefore, ia hereby given said defendant
Charlton II Berswit that unless you shall personally he
and appear before said court Mt said thereof to be
I'D AT the Court iOnsc In ottawa in said county the
second Monday OF October next 1873 (when where
said summons. i eturnabeD and plead, answer demur or
except to said bill, the will be taken confessed
against you and the matters and things therein prayed Tor
dccrted accordingly. CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
NICKFOgn, Row RN 4 MninNKY. Snlcitnrs. RnrlA- Nv
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04

under a sage brush, score of miles
from any human being. or sheltered
under the crazy roof Of a Mormon's
adobe cabin; thecrivers and riparian
rights and all available woodlands
have been gobbled; and a Justice of
the Peace may relieve a murderer
from durance imposed by the Dis
trict Court by writ of hateas corps.s;
and when anybody dies, there stands
the Probate Court, like the genius of
Plumber, ready to swallow all that
the deceased leaves behind him, and
confiscate it to the Church of Nor
mon. These and other indications
OF abso ute and objectionable per
version and pure cussedness are set
forth in the said Memorial which
is signed by twetty-six lawyers.
amongst whom are our friend Hay
don, Frank TiHord, Sol McCurdy,
Warner Earl, NJ. Kirkpatrick and
Wells Spicer: We hope their pray
er may be answered.
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{. MrsGOvERNED UTAH.

We have received through the po-
litsnes of Judge Hayden formerly
of Lyon county, a copy of a Memoir,
id addressed to Congress by the Bar
of Salt Lake City, in which legisla-
ton is prayed for which shall cure
the evils that have come upon the
Territory Of Utah through the mis-
government of and-perversion of the
due course of legislation by, the
Mormon authorities and people.
The evils complained of are such as
would p more readily noticed by
lawyers than by an unprofessional
observer; and their revelation dis
covers,a net inoonsiderable degree
Of ingenuity upon the part of the
Saints in framing the laws of their
region'So IS 70 ft their own purposes
and vex the course of Gentle, inva
sion. They have covered all Utah
with town ipcSrporations SO that the
traveller there is always. under city
ordnance. whether he be camped
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NEW BOOKS.

Lady Sweetapple or Three t. One. By George
Webbe Dasent D. C. L. Author Of "Annals
of an Eventful Life" illustrated. New
York, D. Appleton Co.
The foregoing is quite new addi-
ton to Appleton's Library of choice
novels. The story is told in DIS
raelish sort of style, pleasantly var
led from the manner of the author
of Lothian, and infusing an every
day sort of atmosphere into the de-
scription of men and things which
is less lofty and awe striking than
the periods of the Right Honorable
Benjamin. Altogether very clever
story. Bound in paper, printed with
Appletonian clearness and sold for
six bits.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.


a95 ophir; 46. 4sH, As hso, At, II sao' 4sh bS0'
215 Gould and Curry, IS. ~.
100 Savage, "a. 65 b5, IS. 641s, 66 b3O.
$40 Choifar, 50, GO, 61 b30, sos, 60 bS, 59H
$40. 60 bio. 81 b3O. 60 b30. SO.
14O Hale and Norcross. Sc, SO. 81, SO bSO, 81.
26O Crown Point 1914, 100 b3O, s9H, 70 ooo'
$50 yellow Jacket, rs. 7sk, 70. 1871. "a. TAN.
rs bio. "a. +-f. -
200 Empire Mill. 4. Ga, 81:
675 Kentuck, II y, IL. II $50, 12k b3o, II.
40 Alpha. A So, A. - =. ..
bio, 81 b3O, 87la, BIO.
70 Confidence. 9k, 81, 97ss.
SO Con- Virginia, 81. y, 59h bSo, IS, 50 b3o,
800 SER. Nevsds. 1879, 14,s14 bio, 1879. I4'.
BIO, II b5.
80 Exchequer a. ; -....-s ..
10 Segregated Belcher 6s.
70 Overmar,. 60, 81, 81, Sir; 81, 81 b3o.
10 Justice, so, 81. .... ... ..t..
24O Succof, 81.
80 Julia. 4.
go Caledonia. 81, 27k. %, 2sx, %, 2sh, %,
1914 b3O, 2sls b30, %.
1O5 Knickerbocker, 5.
400 Arizona and Utah. 3lS.
500 Baltimore, "a, 90 BIO, 2A bio.
80 Central, 2.
$50 silver Hill. 1ok, 1oa1, IL.
100 Eclipse, 4, 81.
200 South Cverman, 65 cts. t#
29O Woodville, AZ, 5, $50.
Evening Report.
40 Valley, 15k. l5s4, 16A, 16h.
s67 Raymond. -, 90, 80 So. SO bso, 81 b9o. %.
81 D. 90, 93k, 95.
IS Eureka Con. FOL b3O, TO-.
800 Jackson, 60 cts.
, $50 Phoenix, SO cts, 60 cts; so cts.
$50 Phoebe, 10h. 1874.
$50 Washington and Creole, IL, 1s1..
$40 Page, 1sf.
100 Flag, g.. -
As Alps, %.
800 Adams Hill, 50 cts. =. -
1878 Hunt, *. 50, 81, So, 81 $780, sA' 81
bio, 5aa b3O.
400 Silver Peak, 10 cts, 80 ctss
25 Peavine, 40 cts.
800 Ivanhoe, X, IL b5, 1ls!'
$50 Belmont, AZ. ...
400 Conday, IS cts.
335 Newark, "a b5, ~, ~ b3o. az:
40 Hermes, 5.
100 Chief East Extension, SO cts. --.
loo Phoebe Phoenix, "a.
$50 Minnesota Ii. -.-
So Eureka Grass Valley, 10.
500 Independent, Ia.
16O Cederber9, 7. .-FI.
800 Golden Chariot, 5. Az. AZ.
$50 Silver Chariot, l.
80 Treasure. 5 4.
40 Crown Point, 1925, 1o3 b3o, 102 1o1. 1o2.
$50 Con. Virginia, 50. 50, 10. 59, tn b3O, 6o8
b3D, So X. 50.
400 Overlnan "a, g. Ga. 65 b3O, 65k b30.
40 Caledonia, %, % &. 81.
240 yellow jacket, IS b3o, 70. 73k bio, 20 b5,
73Is.
60 Hale and Norcress, s7s; ssh b3O, 90 b3O,
S7ls.
silver Hill. 11t1H.
315 Chollar 50, $50, 80, So $50, SO b3O, 60 b3O,
57ls.
500 Belcher. IS, SO b3o. sfh. s4h ba, SAN So,
SAY, 81 ts,O, Sc BIO.
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NEW TODAY.

,NN SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1873,
u J n, the ORMSBY HOUSE, q silver and gold
pi4t I'd SIX-SHOOTER PISTOL. National Arms
Co., Ne 26.s 5l. The finder will be rewarded On
delivery of the Pistol to the Barkeeper at the
Ormsby House. 1e4-3s"
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sacred than Flidty. The duty of all is
TO keep the day that is set apart by the
maiopity-of our citizens.
In conclusion ne urged his hearers to
attend some place of worship at least
once every Sunday. and to use their inau-
ence to sustain and spread, far and wide,
right convictions, sound principles and
true sentiments on this important sub
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nittee of the Whole that the Speak>r
take the chair AMI receive the message;
and that the Clerk be required to furnish
The Senate the purport OF this resolution.
Pending the motion Of Macs to allow
the Third House to use Assembly cham
Der, the Assembly at 4 O. clock adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY--Twe Day
CARSON Grey, February 3, 1878.

Carson Grey, February 3, 1873
MORNING SESSION.
Assembly convened at IL A. NJ.
Speaker pro tenn in the chair.
Roll called-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
chaplain. ..-.....
Minutes read and approved.
Messrs. Smith, Gallagher, Wallace,
and Tobriner granted l. ave for the day.
Minority report of Messrs. Prague
and Sessions of Committee on Claims
in the Ease of the Corbett Brothers was
received, recommending their bill for
payment as just and true. They had
lone work on the Capitsl not paid by
Peter Cayanaugh, the benefit of which
is now enjoyed by the State.
Senate concurrent resolution granting
leave of absence to County Clerk of Lin
coin. Adopted. ia
Mr.. Crawford gave notice of bill to
prevent. the furnishing of spirituous
liquors to minors.
Senate bill to exempt from taxation
the property of the Improved Order OF
Red Men, referred to Committee on Cor
porations.
Assembly bill to secure photographs
of State Prison convicts. referred to
Committee on State Prison.
Assembly joint resolution relative to
swamp and overfowed lands, ordered
engrossed.
Assembly bill referring. to compensa-
ton of Registry Agents, ordered en-
crossed.
House went into Committee of the
Whole (Mr. Morrison in the chair) to
consider Assembly bill making appropri-
atoms for the 7th and 8th fiscal years.
In tinae committee rose, reported prog
ress. and begged leave to sit again.
House took recess till clock.
En1 AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion of Hart che House went
into Committee of the Whole for consid-
Grafton of general file.
Deficiency bill condidcred- be taken
up again.
| The claim of C. n Noteware (for
S6OO) for services as Commissioner a
washington for attendance at the Land
| Office in the matter of selecting lands
for the State, indefinitely postponed.
On leave Morrison introduced bill to
l'pay A.. Leport for wood furnished thu
Legislature at 9th session-$1, 452
BY Mr.. Drake: 3. .-.-4sr
Rssolred, BY the Assembly that it is
the sense Of the House that when mess.
ages from the Senate are presented te
the House, if the Houses are in Com,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
oRMsBY HoUsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER PRO PRIEToR
ADAMS EB Rail Eidoh
C l. Perkins c N Harris ID l. Hastings
Lewis Lille Vim Jones q Bateman
G. o Hollis and wife
ST.. CHARLES HoTEL-GEo. TUFLEY, PRoPR1EToI-
Montgomery K Meyer Schmidt
J Mcclellan Lolita CD Adams
x Maddox H L Ruferty NJ Lichtenstefn
John Shrieves Mrs D Noyes H Williams
DIV r Hudson
coaBEfr HoUsE-CoRBErr BROS, PRoPRHToRs
JK Maddocle Douglas II B Rogers
" s Black b NJ Lynds d B StilfsOn
q Cain W H II Cary w NJ Cary
Hudson & Genack GilloOry
\ Johnson j W Dav Human
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13
s,asy Pslitsos.

"a =.
The Republican City 0ommittee viii meet thhl
evening, at the rooms, 9th and Market streets
Tho names of personsite hold the nominetion
elected in the several WaFds. and the plsces oi
voting, will be reported by the Ward COMMIT
teae- Oh
Robert d. Hicks Esq, offers himself as :
candidate for the Democratic nomination toE
City Treasurer. He was recently member OF
the Levy Court, was formerly OF the firm OF ~
d. Hicks q Co soap manufacturers snd pre-
yiously Cashier of the Farmers Bank, :,
For the Republican nomination for Counc,l,
in the Third Ward, John M. Scott Is stronBy
urged. He would make good run.
John @. Baker will, no doubt, be re-nominateo
for Council, In the Fourth Ward, and, we hope,
The Democrats Of the Sixth Wand meet at the
Sixth Ward House, 9th and Walnut Streets To-
morrow evening at ~ o'clock.
In the Ninth Ward, copies OF an anonymous CIR
cular have been distributed, addressed ITO the
colored voters OF the Ninth Ward" II is evi-
IDENTIFY Democratic document, its ehorts being
to persuade the oolored voters that they have
not been treated fairly by the Republibans. Ii
will have no effect, OF course the colored Vo-
ters are too old birds to be caught by such
chaff
The Democrats Of the First Ward are to meet
| tomorrow evening, at City Hotel, TO organize
II is understood that no little difficulty is ex
| perienced In finding persons willing to take the
| Democratic city nominations. William 3. MO
| Caulley, William Bright. and II. +. FineRan ART
| all said to be unwilling to appear as the candi
/ date for President of Council, and nobody bu
/ Mr. Hicks is positively announced for the Treas
urership, though John H Frazer is talked Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13
The Polise Outrage.
OFFICER uErrR1oK MADE TO DIsaoReE.

This morning, Mayor Simms summoned be-
fore him officer Hettrick and then sent for Mr.
T. W. Getty when he proceeded to investigate
the charge OF official misconduct which was laid
before the public in the COMMERCIAL, yesterday
The invsstig alton resulted in the repayment by
officer Hettrick to Mr.. Getty, Of the IS yet due
under instructions from the Mayor who told
his officer that he had no right to the money.
The Mayor and Officer Hettrick we're then closet
ed together for some time before the latter re-
slI ried his beat.
Thomas Hawkins. Clerk Of the Market, wishes
us to say that whether he was the person meant
in Mr. Gettys statement. given yesterday, or not,
he had nothing to do with the transaction, and
desires the public to understand the fact.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13

AN AMUSING ISoIDENT.--Last January gem
tleman living few miles from this place, came
into the Clerks office to get marriage license
Having obtained his license, he started out and
called the clerk out with him. When they were
both there by themselves, the aforesaid gentle-
man asked the clerk '' how long was the license
good, the clerk replied that it was good forever
between the parties mentioned IL seems that
the lady mentioned in the said license refused to
have the man who got it. So few weeks ago
he came back to the clerks office to get the
name changed. But unfortunately for him 1t
could Hot be done. Our friend had to buy an
other.-Snos Hill Messenger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13
t.-E. r. KUNKbL's BI1TAR VINE OF lRol

t.-E. n. KUNRbL'S BITTHR VINE OF IRON
Il. Y. Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine OF Iron
vi etectually cure liver complaint, Jaund ce, dqs-
pepsa chronic or nervous debility, chronic diarf lea
disease OF the kidneys, and all diseases arising from
a dsordered liver, stomach or intesunesi such as
constipation, natulence, inward piles, fullLGss oi
blood TO the head, acidity of the stomach, bAusea
heartburn disgust for food, tullnes or weigh in the
stomach, sore eructations, sinking or nultering at
the pit OF the stomach, swimming OF the hean mar
red or dificut breathing, nuttrring OF the heart,
choking or suifocating sensations when In lying
postute dimness Of vision, dots or webs before the
sight dull pain In The head, deficiency OF per pira-
non, yeowness Of the skin and eyes. psin ~ the
Side back, chest, limbs, &c, sudden nushes heat
burning In the flesh, constant lnAglnlngs u evil
ana great depression OF spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hol-
ic stimulent and all Injurious ingredients, and are
pleasant 10 taste and smell mild in their OpeIalil
Will remove impurities from the body anu give
health and vgor to the frame
Beware OF c.unterfeits. The genuine is sold only
in 81 bottles,
SOLD by druggists and dealers everywhere. e +
KUNKEL, Proprietor, No. 2o9 North Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa
For safe in wilmington by E. Mclnal, Jr., Stctl
and Market, 3. bringhurst Co, sixth and Marke'
Ii. X. Bringhurst, 9lT Market street; Alfred Walton
235 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, B. a G. Shoeml
ker, Smith Il Painter, ". 3. Williams, Ninth al
Market streets and L. NJ. England, cor. sixth ali
Lombard streets. OCt30-iy-16
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13

BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND CONSUMED.
During the prevalence Of the thunder storm
last evening, between four aud five o'clock, the
large barn OF William j. Stroud, on the r., w
Il B. RR, one mile south of Stanton, was struck
by lightning and totally consumed There was
in the barn at the time about 10 tons Of hay, a
large crop OF wheat and oats, farming utensils,
harness, &c, which were also consumed. The
loss will reach between $4,000 and So 900, on
which there is an insurance in the Farmers Mu-
tual of 81 ,60O-g0O on the building and 500 on
the conteutA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13

FENO BUILDERS
LIGHT HousE AT HEREFORD INLET. FIVE
VILE BEACH, NEW JERSEY.
OFFICE or LIGHT H0usK BNdINEER,
No. hs2 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, August B, 1873 }
seaIed Proposals from Builders only. will be re-
ceived at this ONCE, until " O'Clock noon, or
MONDAY, tho sth of SEPTF MBER, next,
For the erection OF a fou tn order hartford Light.
House at Hereford Inlet 1--WE Mile Beach,) Now
Jersey In accordance with drawings and sptc1ca-
tiops which can be on application at this office
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
me building win be OF frame with stone and
brick fJundat Ons, The amount VI ID must include
the entire cost OF the building complete Acluding
painting. -
BIds must he made IN duplicates and in forms
which will be furnished applIcat on aud cenform
in all respects to the requirements OF the Govern
ment. ard the righg to r ct any or all The bids ID
reserved - i.
Bids will he opened promptly at the hour specified
when bidders ate Requested TO be pIoss
aups.stawsw t Col of ngs., Ii do. Ensr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13

FIRE IN QUEEN ANNEs CoUNTY.-Fire broke
out in the dwelling house of MIR. John Spencer,
residing on MIR. George Curlett's farm near
Church Hill on Tuesday night, and the dwelling
and MIR. Spencer's furniture, except bed or two,
we're ennrely consumed The family were asleep
at the time the fire was discovered AID narrowly
escaped with their lives, Mrs. Spencer jumping
out second story window. Neither ithe house
nor furniture were insured, and are total loss,
amounting to about Sl250. The cause OF the fire
is unknown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13

PLEASURE BOAT UPsEr.-A small pleasure boat
belonging to - Mcconnell and Lewis Spring
Brandywine. below the City Mill, by the rise In
the river, last night and upset. These young
men had purchased boiler and engine, and
fastened on propeler wheel to the stern OF
their little craft, and during their leisure hours
would amuse themselves in steaming about on
the river. BY tue upset the boiler, too large for
the boat and rendering her therefore, top heavy,
was lost overheard, and is stll on the bottom.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13
mERELY MENTIONED.

An act OF Cruelty -Chapped hands and face are
the most serious annoyance that FARMERS, aha peO.
nle who labor much cut of doors, experience from
exposure. Exposed persons, especially cnldrens
repestedy suffs intensely from great cracks upon
me Inds thai ofen bleed. IL is cruel TO allow ones
self or others to suffer In this way. when the means
OF positive prevention are 80 easy 20 be hsd and 30
cheaply as to psy ten cents for q cake OF
uapd Sapolo Hand SapOlio is not only better than
the coStest soap for removing dirt but II prevents
cnapping, and renders the skin soiS and pliaole.
Sold everywhere.
Mel MS weighing 81 lbs. can be had at Eighth
anu Orange. w u. Bennett
M c. Wilson bought 100 Of the finest melons for
age ana quality that have made their appearance tnis
season a E.p hth and orange.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13

SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN. = On the 9th inst, a
horse and wagon was found standing in front of
the premises Of Aquilla Derrckson in Mill Creek
Hundred. In the wagon were dozen chickens,
a bag OF oats, &c. which led to the supposition
that they had been stolen. William Nelson, a
colored man, claimed the property, however but
as he could give no satisfactory explanation as
to how he became possessed Of the chickens they
were turned over, with the wagon, to Mr.. T. Grit.
fifth, Of Newark from whom it had been borrow
aA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13

aD-Syipan prinJs -Chas. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleas Aut pace OF resort has been neatly fitted up
Tor tile reception Of Individual visitors picnicu, and
social pArties Ample accommodations for dancing
have teen made, and ice cream, lemonade, cak Oh,
fruits Sr., will be sold TO all who desire them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. he
will also untinue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named Injuries may be
ha during the season. also, at his residence sixth
AMI Orange, where he will be pleased to STE his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13
FoIics Court.

The COMMERCIAL OF yesterday conveyed to
the police authorities the first intimation they
possessed concerning party whom they had
under arrest for day or two with pair Of la
dies gaitors which he could give no satisfactory
account for. His name is VIM. Pickering, q
mendicant, and he is held for court
Three drunks, and the usual tne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-13
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, 3rd aud King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of T., in the
McClary Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. M, at Me-
chancs' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, G. F., McClarys
Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of P, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
Oriental Lodge No. Ii, X. of r., at Ferris Il
CARROTS Building, 504 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, 1. o. II. M, at Red
Mems Hall, Ais Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun.
Temple Lodge, No. II, A. F. A. NJ, at Masonic
Temple.