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The people are generally right. They
will listen to reason and argument, but can
not be bullied or driven in any direction
We are all alike in this respect. The mo-
ment any attempt IS made to bully or die
tate to us, that moment we are ready to
tike an opposite course 1t is natural that
that 1t should be SO, too, when it is in refer
ence to a subject upon which we all have
an equal interest, and an equal voice and
vote. The people, as we have said, are
generally right, and this fact was ilustrat-
ed at the school meeting Saturday night
The meeting was quiet and orderly, aud
voted, acted as became American citizens :;
and we can but congratulate them, the
community and the children, on the result.
a full report of the proceedings will be
found elsewhere, from which it will be
seen that the trustees were instructed to
continue the schools, a tax Of twenty-five
cents on the dollar was voted and every
thing was harmonious.
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surrendered in thirty minutes they would
blow the building up. After short par
ley they surrendered, throwing their arms
out of the windows. As one of the guns
struck the ground it exploded, the charge
slightly wounding three persons. Wallace
and another prisoner were taken to Little
Rock on Thursday night and lodged in the
penitentary. Wallace will be hanged this
month. He has killed quite II number of
mea, among them the late Elisha Meers,
circuit judge, and is the most desperate
character in that section Of The country.
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NIuIinY Of Convict.

On Tuesday last the prisoners in the
GAINESVILLE Jail ovcrpowered theguards and
captured their arms. An alarm was given
before they got out, and the citizens of the
town surrounded the Jail. Oneof the pris-
oners, Sid Wallace. who is Sentenced to
be hanged ON the 22d of December, fired
double-barrelcd shotgun at two citizens in
the street, severely if not fatally woundng
both The citizens then took possession of
the first floor of the Jail, put five kegs of
powder in it, laid train for some distance
and notified tho prisoners that unless they
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Unconsciously, having given the ex.alder-

Unconsciously, having given the ex-alder-
man and ex-President more credit than he
deserves, we hasten to rectfy our error.
We correctly stated that Andrew johnson,
the hero of so many exs, was the would-be
inventor of coordination circle" to elect
himself President; but it was altogether
another Andrew Johnson who received a
patent for combination plane. Such is
life The great Tennesscan being crowned
with the bonors due the humble Calforni-
an, while the latter will, probably, do as
much good to the country as the former.
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Agents sor the Globe.

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Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
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Dennlson brothers, Pittsford.
W. NJ. Day, Mddlcbury.
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POOR UDICKO Yates.

We know of nothing more sad in the
history of our public men, than the sudden
death of Hon. Richard Yates, of Illinois,
at st. Louis, Thanksgiving Day. lie was,
naturally, one of the most brilliant of our
statesmen, eloquent as an orator, of the
finest social qualities and, at a time, pos
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HIIE RUTLAND

VIIE RUTLAND DAILY AND
L WEEKLY GLOBE, contains all the latest
news IN sludlng the kilograms OF the associated
press, local correspondence, state news, &C.
No expense spared IN the editorial department..
Advertising rates low, especially for short Ad-
yertisements. The papers are larger and con
tain more reading matter than any other in the
state. GLOBE PAPER CO
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Admiral Polo, the Spanish Minister, at
10 o'clock Friday night received II dispatch
from Senior Figueras, the Spanish Minister
of State, which he at once communicated
to President Grant and Secretary Fish, an
nouncing that the three propositions above
given had been accepted by Spain, and
agreeing that on the 9th of December the
Nirgnius should be returned to the United
States. and her flag saluted by Spanish
man-of-war. The delay in the return of
the vessel is to enable the completion by
mail Of The formaites Of the NEGOTIATION.
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vNAGS,-We sell Dennison's Tags to
l. Printers and Stationers ut Dennisons
lowest wholesale prices.
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THE VIRGINIUS AFFAIR.
a PEA CEFUL SOLUTION.
The American Demands To be Conn
Piled with.

a Washington special, received aftcrTnE
GLOBE went to press ON Saturday morning,
brought the intelligence of probable
peaceful settlement of the Cuban matter.
Spain yields virtually to all our demands.
The fact stated in former dispatches, that
the time in which the negotiations with
Spain were to end had been extended at
the latter's request, was seized upon as a
basis for vigorous renewal of the war
fever, the outcrop of which was plenti-
full supply of sensational rumors, which
added TO the excitement, and continued to
demoralize newly arrived congressman.
1t was rumored first that there was an ex-
traordinary session OF the Cabinet, at which
Gen. Serbian was present, to discuss the
prospective war campaign, but that proved
untrue, though Gen. Sheridan called for a
few minutes at the White House. The
next rumor, which gained great Roadway.
represented that the Secretary of the Navy
had bought the two new steamships now
on the stocks Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, and had also notified that
comnonv that he ehot,ll roo,,iro
under the law. the use Of nil thrir
vessels for the transportation of sup
plies. etc. Secretary Robcson finally al.
thorized denial of this But rumors were
alloat lllat the secretary OF state was re-
extension of time had already resulted in
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PROBATE COuIsT.
District OF Rutland.

Hon. WALTER c. DUNroN, Judge.
Thomas c. RoBBISs, Register.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Secretaries Fish, Richardson and Delano and
Attorney General Williams are now in Washing
ton. Secretary Robson is expected in wash
ington tomorrow.
The Delaware river was II feet high at EastoD
yesterday, but stationary. The Lehigh river
was feet high and falling.
Heavy floods continue in the interior OF New
York States. All the trains on the Utica, Chen
ango and Susquehanna Railroad are stopped,
and much damage has been done TO the Chem
mug. Crooked Lake and Geneseee Valley canals.
At Rochester, y, Y. last evening, while 20 or
80 persons were standing on the foundation wall
Of new building, looking at the flood in the
Genesee river, the wall gave way, and most Of
them were killed in the ruins, or thrown into
the river and drowned.
The Snsquehanna river was 10 feet above low
water mark at Williamsport yesterday, and " on
the staud.' 1t was reported falling above.
The Mississippi river at st. Louis has risen
ten feet since Saturday and is rising at the rate
of three inches per hour. Destructive floods
are expected in Missouri.
Peter L. Blow, nephew Of Hon. H. 7. Blow,
was shot and severely wounded at the School OF
Mines in Rollo, Mo, on Monday, during quar-
rel about gun.
At New York, yesterday, Andrew Higgins,
while secretiAg stolen iron under q pier, in a
small boat, was accidentally caught in the hois-
ting gear Of derrick and instantly killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

The Chester Netes Of yesterday says Of the
Old Folks concert in that city:
Last night q company OF amateurs gave con-
cert at Tuscarora Hall, after the style OF the Old
Folks. The pro gramme was well selected, and
In many. instance well rendered. Particularly
was this the case in the baritone solo, " Rocked
in the cradle Of the Deep" by Knight an exqui-
site composition, with q fine descriptive accom-
pAniment, on this occasion finely played and unu-
eually we'll snng. Come into the garden.
Maud by Bale, was correctly though tamely
sung. 1t should never be put into the hands Of
a female. 1t is tenor song, and was written
expressly for the greatest living tenor singer,
Mr.. Simms Reeves. Ardit's duo, "a night in
Venice" is a difficult composition, and was
slightly beyond the powers of the performers
who attempted to sing ii last night.
The Forest Nymphs, by Glover, is charming
composition and was well sung snd beautifully
played. The chorus. "Snike the Cymbal, by
Pucitti, was an admirable performance OF an ever
popular theme. Indeed the whole OF the con-
certed music was very wsll executed as it could
not fail to be when inspired by so firm hand
and delicate touch as the pianist evidently pos
sessed. The Quaker Duet was very amusing
and funny, and gave great delight to the Ru-
dience.
The end man who was supposed to be the CEN
tire OF attraction succeeded admirably in his
part. The people responded willingly enough.
They laughed at the man rather than his whim
sicalities. On the whole the performance gave
general satisfaction. Ghere are some excellent
voices among the troupe which give evidence
OF careful culture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10
UNAVAILABLE INDIAN STORIES,

4 great point is gained by those who seek 70
iuflpencp the ppblio mind, when they get their
side Of the case telegraphed over the country
1t assumes, in this form, the appearance Of con-
denssd accuracy, and the multitudes of readers
who gek their "nswsr seely out OF the telegraph
q columns catch the statements at the FIRST APP
pearance, receive them as true, and form an
opinion under their influence
These remarks particularly spply to the
stories telegraphed from the Indian country.
All the active Influences OF the Border are
against the Govemment,s "Psace Policy" and
the most false and unreasonable statements are
telegraphed. daily, from there, in order to Af-
feet the pnblic Judgment concerning it. Some
of the reports OF Indian outrages are
doubtless true, but larger part Of
them are without a particle of good
Foundation. AS an instance, It has been res
peAtedly autographed, recently, that oochise,
the famous Apache chief had left the reserva-
tion on which he and his band were placed, in
Arizona, and that he was "raiding in New Mexi-
co. ~ 10 the precise contrary OF this,
the =, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
hiss just received advices from Spe-
ciAl Agent Seftorts, Of Arizona, who says that
neither Cochise or any of his sub-chiefs have
left the reservation upon which they were placed
by Gen. Howard, since they made peace, five
months ago. Cochise has manifested no dispo-
stion to leave but, on the contrary, has in
formed the Indian agent when other Indians
we're leaving their reservations with the inten-
tionIof raiding, and has done everything to pre-
vent their going, He says il the treaty he made
is broken it will be by the government, and not
ly him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

After all, it appears that the Temperance peo-
pie won no small share of success in the recent
Local Option vote. in Pennsylvania. No less
than thirty-nine counties voted against license,
while only twenty-five, 0our not being heard
from,) voted for license. In footing up the ag-
gregate vote, majority of about "a ,OOOi shown,
in favor of license, in the State, Philadelphia,
which is to hold it's election in October being
excluded. This is a small majority, when it is
Considered that the practical, actual question is
Tor or against Prohibitory law. That so near
one half all the voters in Pennsylvania desire to
entirely prohibit the sale OF liquor, must DO re-
gArded as an encouragement to the movement
in that direction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Wednesdays Ledger has the following curious
story NJ
A week or two ago certain OF the colored rec
identa Of the city gave masked ball, At thelAs-
sembly building, which was largely attended
In the course Of the evening, When the masks
Of the dancers were removed, Il was discovered
by one of the Mayors police force that young
and pretty white girl was OF the company.
Thinking the matter proper for police investiga-
ton, he commenced an inquiry which In tho dis
oovery that the young woman was the daughter
Of Rrespectable citizen, and that he was in en-
tire ignorance OF her whereabouts, she having
left the house olandeetinely.
Measures were then taken 10 ascertain her
place Of residence, and she was found living
with colorod woman in Bay street. The WON:
an and other persons, one male. we're arrested
on the charge of conspiracy to induce her to
leave her home. and lead an abandoned life, and
the young woman was taken into custody on the
charge Of being beyond parental control. She
was sent to the House Of Refuge, and the 9TH
Ors were held for further hearing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

For adelghtful ride into tn country take the
1O.40 train at the Market street depot of the
Wilmington & Western r. Il. This will take
you up the charming Red Clay Valley, and to
LAndcnberg by noon, where you can dine and
stroll over the hills qf that delightful locality,
and return to Wilmington, arriving here at 8
o'clock. How could one spend the day more
pleasantly than by making such an excursion
The cost is trifiing
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. The regular monthly
meeting OF the Mechanics Loan was held, last
evening, when two amendments were proposed
to the bylaws. These amendments were LIST,
To withhold one half the receipts from monthly
dues to pay of retiring members I'd, To in
crease the per cent. paid retiring members from
10 to IL. Action will be taken on these amend
mrnts at the next regular meeting OF the Loan.
The Mechanics sold last evening, $500 at %
per cent. $500 at 2S54, and $500 at 271S.
The City Loan also held its regular monthly
meeting, last evening, and sold $1,000 at the fol-
lowing per cents 39sl, 1915 and So.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10
Pratt's Astral oil

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and rell-
from the danger OF an explosion but from the dam
ger of the nud gniting should the lighted lamp ba
upset 1t ia free from Objectionable odor burns In
the ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
equalled by gas satisfactory in every particular, and
free from all apprehension OF danger II is put up
in one gail, five gall. and ten gall packages; escn
can is closed with metal cap bearing the manu-
facturers's stamp. By purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the genuineness of the goods Is war
Tanted with the assurance Of obtaining an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied. Wholesale and re-
tail by
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Wi,mtnQton
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Nothing of significance was done in the Legis-
lature, yesterday. Long lists of corporation acts
were, passed, with various road laws, and other
local matters, while there was some tinkering
and patching at the general Statutes. We OBJ
serve that in the House the bill to amend various
State laws. conforming them in spirit to the
Constitution and Laws of the United States was
lost. This was powerfully small piece of Bour-
bon stubbornness. The laws proposed to be
amended are unconstitutional, and null, and we'll
known 80 to be their retention on our books is
a mere sham and only badge of disgrace to
the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

The Washington Star, Of last evening, says
Mr. Sumner rides out daily, and when within
couple of squares from his residence leaves his
carriage and walks home. This exercise, slight
as it Is, tires him considerably, owing to his
weak state. Since his relapse, about ten days
ago, his physician has retired to the sub cutan-
eous injection OF morphine every other day, with
the hope that this course Of treatment will pre-
vent the recurrence Of the intense pain which
he has recently suffered at times in the region
of the spinal column.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10
SperMl Aptifes,


have tested BoYers HOOf Liniment on the feet
of over one hundred horses. The difference in the
condition OF the feet 10 great in is favor that
would not be without 4 for ten times its cost. 1t
should ne properly applied to every horses hoof
pecially m the SaRilasa when the horses feet arc
always Ia contact viii the heated earth, which
dries them IN and they become hard and feverish.
VIII h prUdaLes contraction, cOrns quarter cracks
eontrac' ion OF the back sinew, commonly called
"Knee Sprung and often from the pains in the
hOofs PRODUCES sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
commend It as the BEST preparation We ever used
IL should be used on every horses hoof as commoA-
" as oil IL used on harness or mems bsots to Keep
them In good condition. K. x. CONKLIN,
Proprietor and Superintendent Of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
&. BRINGHuRsr q CO., Apothecaries,
cor. sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Liniment, are fully prepared to supply it
wholesale and retail At the manufacturers priCea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

The special committee of the United States
senate, at New York, yesterday, heard the con-
tinuation of arguments in the postal car ques-
ton. President Hinckley, of the PhilAdelphi a
and Baltimore Railroad, and President Harris OF
the Connecticut Valley road made statements on
their side Of the question. Mr.. Davis will speak
on the side of the Post-ofice Department to-
day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

During 1878, thousands of Americans will visit
Europe, on account of the Vienna Exposition,
and they will spend an average of over thous-
and dollars apiece. This takes tremendous
amount of money out Of the country and we can
only hope to get it returned by similar attrac-
tIon, on this side the ocean, for European travel
ers Our great Centennial Exposition should
attract all the nations Of the world, and their
visits should bring back the money now going
away from us.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10
Police Court.

Lewis e. Williams, Benz. T. Somers, VIM. II.
Thorne, John s. Manlove and Chas. II. Gibbs
were all arrested for dsorderly conduct. Tho
two first we're required to pay costs and were
held in 800 for better conduct the three last
were fined $40 and costs and held 5000.
There were five plain drunks at the hearings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

We call attention to oar Seidlitz Powders 80 uni
versaiiy popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them 20 De
equal to any In the narket fully up 70 the standard
To be good they muHt be fresh and pure. This u
our special claim TO prove which they need only 20
be tried Don't forget the place 70 get them, g
p D. l'i 7FOSrfkiS DRuG STORE,
ir r y Front and West Bffeeta,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Mr. Job II. Jackson's deer escaped on Monday
night, but was found yesterday morning by
officer Scully at 9th and French streets, who re-
turned it to its enclosure.
The barge Sarah Thomas has arrived at the
W. Il r. wharf with blooms for Steele Il Worth
at Coatesyille.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

The Senate, yesterday, concurred in the
House resolution to pay the members Of the
legislature in gold This is fraud on the
State to exactly the extent Of the gold premium
aud the ''grab" in Congress, over which so
mIny walls Of wrath have been poured, is not
ona particle worse. To pay Legislature in
gold for Saturdays, Sundays and other days on
which no session was held at all, and then to
have that Legislature do nothing of public val
ne, is hard on the people Of any State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

President Grant will leave Washington next
Monday for Connecticut, to attend the reunion
of tho Army Of the Potomac. He will then
make trip West, andreturn to Washington ear
ly in May. On the 10th of May he will visit
Richmond, Va
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Returns from all but seven counties Of Ohio
show that 81 Republicans, 40 Democrats and
Liberals have been elected delegates to the
Constitutional Convention Of that State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

BARRIERS. combs soaps, brushes sponges. superior
bay rum, stick pomatnm, puts, powders, and BAR
befs supplies generally At very low prices Hair
pornade speciality always fresh and highly per-
fumed. Batbers supplied OF Wholesale AZ
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
Wilmington delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Pratts Astral OIL sold wholesale to grncers, deal
ers and country store Keepers At wholesale rates. In
y l aud gall cans or by the barrel, by +
.TF c. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streets, VII, Lei .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10
spetIal AatIrts.


-uasnphoFs, CannpforI Camphor 7
large bot en- hand and fer sale cheap-laid in ex-
prsly FOR spring use TO preserve NUNS furs, car
pHtH and winter clothing from moths and vermin
Now IL the time TO buy. Also, the most popular IN
sect Powders, including Lyons Magnetic, The Per-
sian and others. Bug poison, Rat and Roach kxter-
mlnator, Blue stone, Copperas, Alum, Yellow Ochfe
and all house-cleaning materials used in Spring
time, ct -.
..as.sss s11s F0STRR'S DRUG STORE, -&
Front and West streets,
NJ ti-ntn.rs.,s,I lrAalawar0.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10
From our Late EDITION of Yesterday


He MAKES HIS wuL.-Trs PROVISIONS.
SALT LAKE, April Q.
Brigham Young has made his will, dividing his
property equally among sixteen wives and sixty
children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Cox's Refined sparkling CelatIne.
Is reliable and cheap; always on hand at
SMITH PAINTERS, Druggists,
Tin and Marx nt sia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Carefully made with Sherry Wine, for making Slip
Junket, Frugolac and other Wholesome desserts, Ii
q few minutes. Sold by
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
eth and Market SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

AIlIer's Horse and Cattle Powders
Fout's Cattle Powder, IL. il. II. Liniment. Roberts
RmbIocation, Chicken or Poultry Powder and al
prominent Patent Medi ines In the market for sale
At FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. Ot laMAre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10
Best Refined camphor.

Put away your furs, woJlens &C., with Best Re-
fined Camphor, which you can buy 10 advantage at
SMITH & PAINTERS, Druggists,
eth and Market Sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

EPure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Choice navOring extracts, viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds ext strawberry, etc. All
Of the most celebrated max 8, for sale o.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
WtlmfnqtOu Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-10

Mustard, Spices,
TUMERIC, CREAM OF TARTAR, BAKING SODA
&c, PURE, at moderate prices, ct
SMITH q PAINTERS, Druggists,
9Th and Market Sts,