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missiOner's Sala
OF VALUABLE
II EAL ESTAg7E

geo. w. Painter use Isaac FoItz C,m,.i5. ,.a
Geo. w. Coffelt's, admir-. &c. raf5,s ~ d.
9, BY virtue of a decree of the Ci,cu;t f5l3s..
Shei andoah county, rendered in H. - , VI
chancery cause august, 3Oth. the pnda,sfr,,',3
son, Va, en- Det'o' Al y 'seA-
Saturday, October 4th, 1873
u. tne tract Of land conveyed by Geo. ". Conn.
70 levi Cotfelt and wife by deed besriaa 49,
aug sth, 1854, of record in the Clers's y 10
" ~ ohena doah county in Deed Boos No.
rage 1885, The said tracts
CONTAINS 1o1 ACRES.
mere mere or less, and ado ins the .Ianas q
Aoranam otover ard Jacob Jordan. Thara =
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
an ana other necessary improvements in tba.,s..i
me iahd Is situated about miles fran NJ
o .I, va. In good neighborhand. Al
sne same time and place by virtue OF the samr
oecree VIII If necessary sell the tract .nf l,,S
containing 90-l60 Acres, convened he ana
Ueo w. Coffelt to Levi Rinker. S-,t 2u}L
1925 and conveyed by SAID Levi K iikcr az
we 10 Abraham Slower By deed bearin., date
October lst, 1882. 0'''-4-7 "aie
TERMS OFSALE.
Enough ca h to pa the costs of suit and ssl-
tne oaiahce IN three equal annual payments
VII T,sn iptefest from tn; day ofsaie, 10 be evil
"enoeu oy the bonds OF the purchaser .ke irst
win good personal security and ali 20 10
secured by deed of trust,
AZ ale to commence at 2 o'ctock p II
W I. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioner
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cancers Cured !

Or: HEBERN, Of Chicago, ILL.,, will be at the EX
main a Few weeks. The Doctor cures cancers with
cut pain or knife. guaranteed Also treats
Scrofuia and the Consumption. Call early on the
Doetor. sept II mo-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-11

Cholera is still prevailing in Wheel
ny w. Va.
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The special committee appointed by
the last Epicopal Diocesan Convention
Of New York to choose site for the
new Cathedral Ito cost $2,O0O,O0o) is
understood to have finished their task,
though their choice will not officially
dlvulged until the next convention as
sembles.
GREESBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, ". Va, September 1:-Gener-
al u. M. Barringer, of North Carolina,
formerly United States Minister tt
Spain, died here this evening at guar
ter to 7 clock.
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RECToRTowN, Fauquier Co, Va,
july l6. 1873.


Messrs. Prescott, Stoneburner & Co:
used IL tors of your fertilizer last
Fall on my wheat. | used about $40 lbs.
per acre on very poor land, that would not
have brought the seed that was sown on it
without Fertilizer. but with the use of it.
raised as good wheat DIS was in the neigh
borhood, and have an excellent stand of
clover and timothy on the land | also
used two other fertilizers, one of which
acted very finely, and the other without
any evidence that it did any good | also
used It beside the Patapsco. that one of my
neighbours used, and my wheat was equal
to his, Oh better, think the heads OF my
wheat was the largest, and upon the whole
it acts about as well as the best of fertili-
zers, and it is some $40 cheaper per ton
than the cheapest, anG acts very finely.
S. II. HALEY, M. D.
fully concur in the above statement.
l raised fine crop of wheat from the use
of your fertilizer, and have fine stard of
grass. JNO. H. STEWART.
l used one-half ton of your fertilizer on
my wheat last fall and am much pleased
with the result, and also a good stand of
grass from The use of it.
VIM. MURRY.
used one ton of your fertilizer on my
wheat last fall, by the side of the Patapsco
and Turner's. The result l am much
pleased with. | can see no difference be-
tween them, yours being equally as good
as theirs. | am confident without the use
of fertilizer would have made little or no
wheat, and my grass did well.
oa L. TEMPLEMAN.
Messrs. Prescott, Stoneburner & Co..
We haVeFused your phosphate, and it has
given entire satisfaction
JOS. E. GOCHENOUR,
July I, 1873. D. III. GOCHENOUR.
hereby certify that used half ton of
the Shenandoah Ammoniated Superphos-
phate, last fall, upon one-half of five acre
lot, near Woodstock. Upon the other
half of the same lot, and rather the better
part OF it in quality of soil, used another
phosphate of high character, in equal
quantity The result has been very salts
factory, indicating the decided superiority
of the former over the latter. The stand
of wheat was much better upon the part
of the lot upon which the former was used
Although the drilling was not good, be-
lieve | shall make Is bushels to the acre
upon that half of the lot. 1t might have
easily been increased to 20 by proper drill
ling. MOSES WALTON.
Woodstock, Va, July 2, 1873.
l used ton of the Shenandoah Phos-
plate last fall. The wheat where | used
it turned out very well. The heads were
large and well filled tested it by drill
ing on land Of like quality beside another
standard fertilizer, which cost upwards Of
500 per ton. and am satisfied the Edin-
burg made better wheat. will use it ex-
clusively the coming fall on my wheat.
II. G. ALLEN.
Woodstock, Va, July 2, 1873.
hereby certify that used the Shenan
doah Phosphate last 1all on portion OF
my crop of wheat. My crop of wheat
consider very good, and the stand OF clo-
yer is very fine. Where | used no fertili-
zer my wheat was very indifferent.
E. b. WHlSSEN.
Edinburg, Va. July s, 1873
PRESCOTT, STONEBURNER & CO,
EDINBURG, VA.
aug 1T oct.
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TAKE NOTICE

for t au now ready to receive town and schooj ..
rur me year 1878 at my Office An taxes.
the coIt .e ~ OF nov, 1873 Wiz be turned oVr t@
oe' A0' P. W. MAGRUDER Il. rfeasr
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not to ire
pass upon my lanos for the purpose of hun ing
or ilshing,, or any other way. Those disre,
gsrdlng this. notice " lbe prosecuted to the
full exten: ofthe law.
HENRY KOONTZ
Sept. 4th-3t. pd.
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VUsVUV C.0wER& ooFFMAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-11
SHENANDOAH HERA1p
Is rUBLIsHED WEEKLY By
JOHN H. GRABII 81 co.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $500 PER ANNUM.
WOODSTOCK VIRGINIA.
Thursday Morning, September II, 1873
OUR NOMINEES /:

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. j A E.S l.. hEMPER
OF MADISON.
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOV
COL, ROBT. E. WITIIER5
OF WYTHE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
HON. r.. II. ANIEL,
OF RICHMOND CITY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-11

Dursuant to decree. of the Circuit Court
L of Shenandoah county, rendered in the above
named cause, Oh the 23d day of August.
1873. the undersigned special commission
Ell will proceed to sell at public auction,
at Capon Road Depot, Va,
On Wednesday, October 18th, 873,
the real estate of which William W. Holmes
died, seized and possessed, lying in Shen-
andoah county, near Cottontown, and on
the grade leading from Strasburg to Ca
pom Springs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-11

which they are selling at the old price, viz:
S38 per Ton. of 1000 lbs, in New Bags.
of 200 lbs. Each, Cash.
Also, our "New Departure We are also
manufacturing a ghly improved fertilizer
which we call the -"Improved Shenandoah m.
moniated Super osphate." This is very su.
perior article, containing all the elem ents OF
plan. growth, thereby forming a permanent
mprov er of the soil.
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TINE HOME TRACT

CONTAINS 22s IA ACRES, More or Less
and the Mountain Tract Contains IS acres
The ianu is of good quality, good for wheat
and excellent grazing purposes. The i'm
DrOYementS consist of a GOOD Two Story
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K ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

sep. At d g.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

WIFE BEArlNG B. A MrN1srER.- special
dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated Rich
nond, Ind, January l3, says: On last Monday
the Rev. J. Rehsteinsr, late pastor OF the Frank
lin street Lutheran church, this city. vas ar
raigned before Mayor Pee and fined $l29 40 for
whipping his wife in most brutal manner
Yesterday a reporter of the Telegram called on
Mrs. Rehsteiner and learned from her own lips,
that her husband, on the 9th last month, while
she was taking a bath, came into the room and
whipped her on her nude person with carriage
whip until she was literally covered with Welts
and scars; and that he again atieapted to chas-
tise her in the same manner last Saturday nigh
aIter she had retired. The eUmmunity was 81
incensed by the news Of this outrage, tha
Rehsteiner thought il best TO leave town Yester
day. Not knowing that he had gone, SOM
parties, ssemingly Intention infiicting corpora
punishment upou him, gathered around hl
house laat night .aboNt one one o'clock, bu
dispersed on being AIRED at by brother 9
Rehsteiner, who was within,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

AMONG THE METHoDIsTs.-The MethOdists
are warmly disputing over the nature and
extent of future punishment one side seeming
to favor annihilation aud the other everlasting
torment. 1t is out of our province to espOuse
either wing Of this controversy; but, perhaps,
it comes legitimately within our privilege to
express an interest In the curious psychOlOgi-
cal condition presented by the cOnlplacency
with which the Rev. Mr. GOEham cOntemPlates
the horrors of unending torture. In an address
(made by him few days agO) he said, eve
say we believe that when men die In their sins
they go to place of OfeVerlasting buFnings, and
that there God Almighty tOrtures them alive
so long as God Almighty lives. Well, II we
believe this, why don't We preach it?'' And
again, little further on, 'I tell you we dea
Zoo tenderiy with souls under eOnVictiOn
Let It work; let them endure all the horrors Of
dread, even unto death, that they may fully
know the secrets of eternity" As we saiC
berOre, on the question whether what Mr.
German believes Is fact We have nothing Il
say; but, certainly, the sleek placidlty, the
spiritual calm, not to say rejoicing, with which
q man who thinks himself On tie safe side ca
contemplete the endless agony q these on thl
other, is among the physiological curiOsitles 0
the age.-N. T. Hauld. :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
oongress YesterdaY.

The Senate passed the House bill 10 abolish
the grades OF admiral and yice-admiral in the
navy, TO take effect when vacancies next occur
Credentials Of McMllin, and Bay, elected as
Senators by rival Legislatures OF louisiana
were filed and selarTed. A substitute for Mr..
AOrton's bill to regulate the distribution OF the
GeAeya award was reported FROM thejudiciary
committee regulating foreign exchange. The
House bill authofizingthe construction of Aloops
Of war vas amended, ,increasing the number
from six to tsil and pissed The bill allowing
women to vote was postponed indefinitely, and
the House bilp abokshinS the frankIng privilege,
TO 60 into elIsa Jaly Isl, 1878, was passed, and
sent TO the House for an action on the amend
ments FNNrr att#,# tt.
In the House, bin was passed appropriatinp
$ll3,500 to defray the expenses Of the British
and American claims commission. The subsidy
bill "for the encouragement Of American COM
msrce" was defeated. Moses II. Armstrong
citing Delegate from Dakota Territory, was de
clared entitled TO his seat, and 81, 42S wa
aWardedto w. B. Burleigh, contestant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
WILMINGTON, DEL. THURSDAY, JAM. %, 1873.
DON'T WHIP HIM.

Our Bobby was pinehing the kitten
AND Kicking his primer about,
And pulling a beetle to pieces,
His face all aWTy with . pout;
His mamma, who, silent and patient ~
Had heard all his trottine and noise
NoW reached TOR the whip on the mantel-s
The terror Of fouF-year- r-Old boys.
But grandma. with snow white 'kerchief
Pinned over her warm loving breast
Where ton little hearts had been pillowed
And rocked into childhood's sweet rest
Looked up from her little wool stocking
just Finished and laid on her knee
And said; Hear, you'll ruin his temper,
You had far better let the child be-
Don't whip him His father before him
was hogged and shut up in the dark
ana stood on one foot in the corner.
And disciplined up to the mark;
We gave him no credit for honor
But watched him as spiders watch hies
And what did il teach himR Why mainly,
TO practice deceit and tell lies
We called il affection and duty
tod knows we were fond Of the boy
bne guess his remembrance Of childhood
Is not quite a well-spFing Of Joy.
80 put up that willow whip, daughter,
And try little Bobby once more:
You see he's forgotten his passion,
And lies half asleep, on the hOOr."
The grandmether lifted her darling, 81 q, .
And patted his head on her breast vi ~
And sang an old faVOrite ditty,
Till all BObby's woes were at rest
And SO the wee whip. bright and yellow
was laid on the mhntel again.
Ana that is the way these grnndmag
Spoil nine little boys out of ten.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
rxtsnsIve nOnd Robbory.
ARREST OF A cURBsroSE BRoKER's WIDOW

ARREST OF cURBSroNE BRoKER's WIDOW.
Kansas and Pacific railroad bonds, valued at
S62 600 were stolen from Dabney, Morgan IL Co.,
in May, 1870 and were all recovered by detectives
exeept eight bonds of 5000 each. noted bond
robber, named p. W. Thomas, was arrested, con-
victed and sentenced to state prison. lie in
formed Detective Elder that the bonds Vera thrown
into he market Yeetertlly, Blder arrested { We
man who lihd the six stolen bonds aud five bonds
of the Brooklyn, Fort Hamilton and Coney Island
railroad for $500 eaeh-eyidently stolen, as the
coupons are not detached after January, 1870
The woman, Alicla Rlypn,s widow Of Captain
"Jackn Flynn, q well known eurbstOhe broker and
bond smasheF who died about year ago, when
Sraigned befoue Justice Scott, at the Tombs, said
she 61hd the bonds among her husbands papers
six months after his death. She was held for ex
animation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

The PeruVian q overnment Is about TO intro
Auce d law empowering any person % work on
his own account any mine ~ may discover In
Peru. uD0n his promialng TO give sufficient
grounds for iis efllalant working. "a ID
Asan evidences % thrift on the part Of tho
eOIOred race Ia Tennessee, Il Is noted that
Since tia price Of q marriage license has been
hxed at $40 they geaeEally toEog0 that expen'
lveluXuRy.
TheIaka king ol he Sand Eieh Islands retained
his instincts Of eanniaballsm- He dldnt eal
human bodies, buA he WaB a. great lover Of
cha IN soup Whlch eonsAinea Authe essential
elements. -
In eohseduence Of pfsjadlc8 against ths
orIginal name Of his ship, Tue Devil, Mr.. Wal
l teF Knott, OF Is0nden. has changed t 10 TIT
NeWabOy. u this eomplimentto the pres
or knOtte fgU
ON. Of the Sc ton guns known IS tha Wool
WIch Infants, has been fired atshoebuEyu
10 strange and accuracy, and the perfor
tmAnc0 was found 10 be remarkably good.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
Restitution.

"Patrick, the widow MaIony tells me that you
stole one of her finest pigs. Is it correct p
''Tis yer honor"
what have you done with it;
"Kiled it AM ate it, yer honor"
"Oh, Patrick Patrick When you are brought
face to face with the widow and her pig on the
ipdgmsnt day, what account Will you be able tc
give Of yourself when the widow accuses you o
stealingI"
"Did You say the pig would be there, yer rfv
erence Z"
"To be sure did |"
"Well, thin, your riverencs. Ill say, Mrs. Ma
lony, there's yer pigp"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
EOu. Alex. III. stephens Going 10 Con
Ereas.

ATLANTA Jan. ga netting Of Senators
and Representatives from the eighth congress-
siOnal district was held to night, Gen. TOombs
mOuSly requested to stand FOR Congress. All
the candidates decline in his favor. Mr..
stephens accepts the nomination, and Will be
elected 10 the ngxt Congress- without doubt.
The Governor will issue proclamation for an
election without delay. Mr.. Stephens's health
satlsfactIou.A : ifIl - Ff@iI FTT' n Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

According to an estimate, out OF twenty we
hundred and forty Emperors or kings ruling over
sixty-four nations, two hundred aud ninety
were dethroned, sixty-fOur AbdiGatsd, twenty CON-
mltted suicide, eleven went mad, ono hundred died
ON the battlefield, one hundred and twenty-three
we're made prisoners, twenty Ave became OF were
pronounced martyrs and saints, one hundred and
hfty-ons were assassinated, sixty-tWo poisoned
and one hundred and eight sentenced to death
Total, nina hundred and sixty-three.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
ENuPusion eG GlOun1aupiSGs.

PARIS, Jan. 2o.--FenOuilly, Decamp, and
BenOt, the condemned Communist, were shot
early this morning on SatOry Plain, FenOuilly
died without utteFing word Decamps last
words Were:-"I die assasslnAted; down with
false with: sses, lawyers, and THEIRS" BenOl
died cheering the republic, the Commune and
the army Only one VOlley was fired. as all
died instantaneOusly. There were but few
spectators on the ground to witness the exc
cutiOn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
A SNUG FARM EOH SALE.

SnsAs The ub'cFibsf Offers At PrivAtS Sale
~ Farm. lato the real estate Of Mary Lawson,
deceased. situate in AAndywins hundred,
III New Castle county. Delaware. on the Phil
Adelphia Pike 5S miles from Wilmington, y of .
mile from ClaymOnt station on r., W. i B. Rail-
road. and about one mile from Holly Oak. lntain-
ing 2s aegeS. lt Is under fair fence divided into
convenient fields, aud is highly productive. Ii is
well stocked with variety Of excellent fruits and
berries. There RTs two wells of good water.
substantial seven roOmed brick house and frame
barn arc on the premises. Il ~ a high situation,
commanding view of the Delaware.
Apply to W. S. McCAULLEY,
Attorney at Law,
jan23 ilaWSN WilminRton, Del,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

PRoFEssoR HOWARD DAY, the tan-colOred eli.
tor Of OaV National Progrsss, has been appointed
Genorala Ollca at Harrisburg. The other day the
PrOla1aOr Ratsd sthe Rspubllcph me- iOs -
STAT nats ronndly ioE oveIlooking the claiIA oi
African ivotsFs. He declared that such soveE-
aiahtsg we're rtO internally eommonl' IndiEid-
SlSiS % Ssresfter' - seastlr IaisIigsnsr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
In THE PrSNsYLyANIA CoSsrrruTToNAI

In the PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION On Monday, Mr.. Temple OF
Philadelphia, said that he would not 20 SO far
as 10 say that convicted felOns had been elected
10 Office in Philadelphia, but there had been
persona elected TO high official posltlona VINO
should have been in the penitentiary, and who,
n thew had not been there, only escaped such
nupishnleht By techuieshlies Of law" ' e =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
DAILY GAZETTE.
PoFt peposIt san ln banaer.

The Ice gorge sill threatens Port Deposit
The water Is running through the main streets
and the people fear the breaking Of the gorge
will food the town and sweep everything before
it. The streets are traversed IN Bosts, which
have been vse'l al several funerals instead o
carriages.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

AT meeting OF the Samana Bay Company ia
New York, yesterday, their commissioners
report was adopted, and the contract With tht
San Domingo government ratified. They vii
at once establish weekly communication with
samAna Bay by means Of line Of our steam
shipa,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

The Com CEoT.-ohio in 1872 was the third
sats i'm tine onion in the amount OF corn when
ID raised. Only Illinois and Iowa were in ad-
vance OF Il. Iowa aud Ohio each raised about
lOO, COO, ,OOO bushels. Illinois had 203, OOO, 600
bushels. Behind Ohio are Missouri and lndl-
anr, which have, respectively, S7,OOO,OOO and
20. .OOO, 900 bushels. Tho nAmher OF acres OF
land planted in corn In Illinois Is nearly 0, oVO
OOO. This Is twice as much as any other statei
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

OUnkiA-Oar exports 20 Cuba are said 10 be
about Oo0O00 O00 Tho exports Of Oaha 70 .thls
country 90 go 900. Corn ia worth 81 In Cubs,
owing 10 e. tiapost 0f 20 cents per bushel I'M
posed ~ Ne apaniah 0oVarnmGnt Hers would
seem 10 Do : gsaad chance ioF some reciprocal
treaty % the Interest Of trade, eheapenlng corn
aud other produces we have TO seli TO Cuba, and
cheapehinR her products 70 the United States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
- q q Z - !. u II.

The fact that tho Orleans Princes have at
tended q mass In commamOTation Of the un-
fortunate Louis XVI, on the anniversary OF
hIs execution, b represented Is an indication
that tho union OF tue French Legt,lmisss ana
OrlesnIsts has been completed. Untn some
fnFther demonstration Is made, however We
aFa inclined 20 abide by the opinion that at
present such 4 union Is not very probable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

Il e little singular that at the Presldehta
"a 1iVa than asVantY louR alaotoRAl Votaaiust the
nu1nh5r 81 Senators in the Unllad States Senate
and Grant aaa Wilsnn earTlod enongh STATES g
glvs thom tHo kuadEaa and ninetY-tWo electoral
v,lss, ihst tha namheF Of membsrS IN The Aes.s
u nspt sntaligaa sleN efstl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

lu1the Georgia Legislature yesterday. GoTr
don as elected U. S. Senator on the firth baI-
lot, the vote standing Gordon, 1i2; Stephens
Sc; Ackerman, ,, t4YAEE 300
The New York Legislature, in joint con-
ventiOn yesterday. formally declared the re-
election Of Roscoe COnkling as United States
SenahoTaAth thtA - R5A bAANkNASsSs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

NOR SALE-The Dwelling No. 1l19 Mar -,
IL ket street. The lot is 40 feet frOut on IH
Market street and 100 feet deep. The house rs
is a double brick two stories and attic, with ssA
10 rooms and small back kitchen and hath; front
yard and porch. The situation one Of the most plea
SAINT and cOnv enent in the city. with beautiful view
of river and country.
Apply to NJ. NJ. CHILD K CO.
janl3-lm on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
UpOn ,hs neai.h q The Tseth

Depends The purity of tie breath. . erve
them unblemished by the use of the famous
SOZODONT, that perfectly harmless vegeta-
bic preparation, and you will never regret 1t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

fhe baltimore American has an earnest leader
a fWOr n naafal telegraph, 81 reoQmmendAd ~
the PoThniaster GaneIal. u believes that u Con
greS. - poStAd e. 20 the iActs there weald be
So hesilabn ia adopting ne yeeolaraeaa kittens
AZ he ~ tImsng. IS s 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
n a,hnll.por AL Iloaton.

BosFoN, Jan. a2-Tha death-rates from
suall-pSx appears 10 be slowly decrOaslnR.-.
Only eight new cases are reported to-day, and
the number Of deaths thus far during the
week is IS, against 9a for the same period last
week
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

VSS3sSIFf sSbsr "a Minnesota wants TO know
40 sTind ~ tie indians out Of ''auch an inieEnal
eoll country e Minnesota u, and who dsludsd sha
Whiis pspPls into it,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

lVERY BRIEV LEFTBRs GLADLY RkeRrsKn iLoNa
CoMNUNICATIoNs Will NOT Be PRIHTEp. VIZ
ARE IN HowIsR REsPoNsTBLR RoR THE VIEWS
Or CORRESPONDENCE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE.

The bills for the year 1873 nog ready and pav-
able at the Registrars Office, 1000 Market sfro9t
Inc law requires that all bills paid on or bafora
January 51st. 1873 the face of The bill and On NJ
pald during the month of February, per cent ad-
dltiona. and on all paid during the month Of March
~ yer cent additional and any amsants remaining
unpaid after April lst, 1873 the ReEatraF 4 REQUIRED
to have the Ferrules withdrawn and Sait instifutsd
Tor the recovery OF the amounts due. and water vim
not again be let into such premises until all arroars
WI assessments and two dollars for drawing YER
rules paid. FRANK Al TAYT0R -
Water Department, Dee. 5, lS72. Regisfrsr
utiee hours, to l. a. IN. and to D. n doeStf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

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