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To the Editor of The Dallas Herald:

To the Editor of The Dallas Herald:
1t is said Radical, named Evans,
in his speech on Wednesday night, af-
ter the Radical Convention had adj
iourned sine die, pitched heavily into
Colonel Burford and John Henry
Brown, charging the latter with being
the prime mover Of secession in lsGO-6l,
and many other things. Just so! OF
course, the great uprising of the peo-
pie of Texas, of all parties, at the time
referred to. was the work Of one man!
This Evans may be ignoramus enough
to think Brown caused that mighty
union of hearts, without aparallel in his
tory; but Brown is not such asimpltton
as to believe anything of the sort. He
thinks he was IL very humble worker
in the ranks of the people
This man Evans, from Waco, is n
mighty man! A fire-eater in Missis-
sippi, shirker in Texas, the grease
from his body still sticks to the pillar
he slid down in the dead hours of
the night to escape from his guard in
Waco.
Elected to the Senate on the Jack
Hamilton ticket in 1869, he was kicked
out of his seat by the Davis Radicals,
and the place given to a man who was
said to have remarkable affinity for
other peoples stock. Finding the
Davis party in power, he sneaked back
into their ranks in order (as everybody
belieyed) to get the appointment OF
United States District Attorney, and
was duly rewarded.
Like most others of Iis class, regard
less of truth and decency, he delights
to assail Brown simply because they
think he is largely the cause of the
election being brought Oh this fall-a
year sooner than the Radicals wanted
it. But they do not tell people that,
in order to effect this and free the pee
pie year sooner of Radicalism, Brown
and his friends voted themselves out
of Office year before the time they
were elected for according to Radical
count, Oh, no! That would he hon
est. Deception is bis game and the
game of his party. Seeing that Brown
is likely to be nominated for Lieuten-
ant Governor by acclamation from the
Democracy all over the States, makes
them feel bad in the stomach.
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TIE PRINTER.


How little We ken,
Ip women ana mpn,-
By courtesy styled "gontl' readers
OF how much you owe
10 the noble Typo
And his army of folders ana f"cderSI
Tho Poet may sing
OF his lyrical string
OF his MUSES., his Loves, and his Gr0ces;
But nh he'd Sing small,
If hc wHrblcd nj all,
We're II not for the ch0ScS ana case!
The writer of fiction,
Whose beautiful dictiOn
BrgullcS the long evenings of wlntcr-
His mind would hn left
Like - cuSkct bCrcft
OF It's kcy--if not picked by the printer!
The Anuullst, too,
That brings to your view
The wonderful story of ages,
Would, sure, BE- as dumb
As n clam or num-
my, If nobody made up his pages!
Then whose doth read,
beg him take heed
To the lesson these StnnZaS convey him.
NiH:-Nuw that you know
What a treasure you owe
Tothe Printer, be certain-to pay him!
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WHOLE NUMBER 1923

and magnanimity will al'u,' DhogrcaL
heart of the Democracy ot DaIl0,
county, am A DEMOCRAE "a
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
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DIR. J. l.. JOHNSON,

OFFICE IN DIR. HAYNES DRUG STORE,
NORTHEAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
Residence at Dallas Springs. 79d&w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
s0cIETSGS.
MRTTHoa Fma,HxENua

Fsirtax Lodge, No. s, IOOF. At Odd Fal-
lows Hal, ID and King 6ts
Columbia Lodee, 30. %. 100 F. AZ oad
Fellow Han. Sd ana King Sts.
yDsleEaEs Tnbe, No ], o r n, Al Rsd Mem,
Hal, 4l5 Markot.
Washington Council, No 4. on AN AZ Ne.
ehanies' Hall, 2ls King sd. I
9th and EaHkst ST
Market 81 - s-''' W.
ExcelsioE Lodge, No 7, Kof p. AZ Kuiohts of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market 81.
M9sa,egeen Camp, p o o. A, at Good Fei-
oWS Hal, 50 and Market Bta.
Wtlmtagtol Autnal Aid Goclsty, AZ Fifth ana
Market streets, third story fsonk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

U. Z A. A.4.-ENTERTArSEENT.- rnenher,
OF the Order Of United American Mechanics. and
their invited friends assembled at the Masonic
Temple last evening, 70 listen 70 addresses from
Rev I. A. Fernly and Thomas N. Coleman. of
fhiladelPhia The Hall was Alled in every mart
while q number Of ladies graced the occasion
with their presence. Rev. r. A. FerpIV was fbe
INST speaker, who spoke at length, making an
able and interesting address, replete with GOOD
sound advice 10 the mcmbeis Of the Order He
was atenttEely listened 70 throughout and al the
conclusion Of his remarks, was warmly ap
planded Thomas NJ. Coleman, ESQ, city editor
OF the Philadelphia Ledger, followed and In
lev neal and appropriate remarks presented on
behalf OF Geo. w. Childs ESQ., proprietor OF the
Ledger, beauriful and costly Bible TO Washing.
ton Council, No. 4, o. u. A. NJ, of this clty
his part OF the programme was q complete auT
prise 70 nearly everybody present, as INr. Cole
man had kert the fact of Mr. Child's Reneroistv a
profound secret from all until the time OF deliy
ering Il TO It's pleased and grateful recipients In
the course OF his remarks, the speaker referred 10
the story recently going the rounds OF the news.
papers, 10 the effect that he was a member olive
or three hundred Orders and secret soeieties
This he said was not so. He did Ielong ~ a
yep, but not 70 so many a. had been stated
Settling with one Society day, it took him abopt
three months 10 pay hls dues. The Conclusion
OF Mr. Coleman'a remarks closed the entertain.
ment, and the audience retired, well pleased al
having spent an evening In 20 delightful man.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
MICHAEL MoGEAR 2

MOULD respectfully INFORM MS friends ana the
nd BoyS' = = -S's'
New and socond-haad CIOlhIng
eiths best quality, At Ne, $40 TaanaII serass
Also, bis large stock Of Beots. Shoes aad Ladisr
Haites, q the best Bylo h worthy Of attsa tiOn -
.sgfe purchasing elssWhoro. \ large assortment 81
Dsd Ci0fhlnR, blapketa, Sheets and Spreads cor.
y % hand. He feols confident thai be 4 ablO
" hsu 9ooqe toWof than any OthaF per1On IN ahi0
ettY. Give him . call before purchasing eiSeWhSrs
~ q ~ eige eatalaetioa 70 all UhO may iaTef
- HiEhsSIo ossh pFiess paid Rasl. IEOn, nras,
oDpsF. Glass. xink. Lead ana 81 goodg II his Ise
H.MeoEAhY.
TAtRaill WFImiassaa bs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

9Mbllt salee.
PUEBLO SALE.

- The subscriber. hhying rented bis farm,
will sell without reserve. ON SATURpAY,
X 1.-THE lst y VI MaFoh no4t. NJ his Fesidone0
0[Ayat Summit Bridge, Dala The following
Stock and Farming Utensls, via: COnSistinG Ot ten
Qol head Of Horses, among them are one pair Of
Colts Ave years old. we'll matched gentle and kind;
superior driving mare, the balance gpod drivqrs
and WOgkors: l pair Of msdium EiEed Males, yoke
oy Oxen, bead Of fhomo-rRissd miloh COwss grain
tAtesher and cleaner oRdlessehaig,S hoFae power
inigo0d ardvr, corn ehelsTa. VII at dEiu with
phOsphate attachment. l steel tooth wheel rake
Excelsior reaper and mower combined, roll ers .
farm WAGONS, OK carts. shifting ton York Wa-
Gohs, one Of which is new, never been used; two
seat far fty carriage nearly new; nloughs. haFroWs
cultivAtors. &s set OF light dsubls qnrriaGo bar
noss sets single harness. sOis stage haFne laad
Eears. ploW gears 2sets cart and ether thtnes
not enumerated Allan, lst. Of sugar Cured hams
add shoulders pick led cork b. the pound Potatoes
and apples by the bushsi. s.f rl.f = .
TERMS OF SALE All suuas uhder $50 cash; all
satns VI $50 aud upWeras credit of u months will
b4 given by the puTcdaaer giving negotiable note
~ ' -'D'.''- '-~ JAMES NICHOLSON.
WM. ENo3, Auct,r. l1 f5tH ieb2l-st
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
COMMERCIAL
RunInasa Mnflcaa.

CAsap C00I-Stove &675, Nut $500 per 22lO
pounds for cash only, at wharf South Of Market
street Bridge. feb31-tf WM. J. BROwN
To PIC Nc PARTIKS.-A fine assortment Of
Engiish pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
a1d Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, LobsteIs, Sar-
dimes, PIckled and Cove Oysters, &c. &C. Alse
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined aud Brass preserve
kettles. Mason. Dexter. Valve. Wilcox, and 9th
glass stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S the Grocer's lth and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
cITYITEMs.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2S5 Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps on hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person Is at all
times ready TO prescribe for such sick call tha
store and that charge is made except the regular
ITiOe Of the medicines. the same rice they would
pay GnyWhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

CARRIAGES FOR EURoPE.-Messrs. McLear &
Kendall, our enterpriSing carriage manufacturers,
received q day or two ago an order for carriages
from carriage manufacturer and dealer in Muns-
ter, Germany. The order is of consIdsrable ex-
tent and s mOSty Tor fOur-seat standing top carr-
ages and ladies phAstons One of them IS to be
built and shipped a. soon ss possible, while the
balance of the order viii follow in good time. =
For some time the In IN have been endeavoring to
secure European trade, and this y regarded as q
favorable opening for Transatlantic custom. This
ls said 10 be the first order for carriages ever re-
oeived in America, from European dealers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

REEoBorH BRAcH CANT MEETING AssocIA.
TIoH.-A meeting Of the Directors OF the Reho-
both Beach Camp Meeting Association was to
have been held last evening but there was not 40.
rum IN attendance. The Executive and Improve.
ment Committees will meet at st. Paui's Parsou-
age tomorrow evening 1t lS supposed that the
selection for lots will Commence sometime be.
tween the arst and the middle of May. After tn q
present stOckholdsTS have made their selections
the prices OF Lots VIII bo graduated according to
their location. Applications for lots will be re-
eeived and hled and thoss spplyinR be allowed 10
make selections in the order Of their application
The amount thus far received from the sale OF
lots, In round numbsrs, Il about $50 600.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

PATENT VACUUM BRAKEs.-Thursday afternoon
the r. We & B. r. K. Co., made trial of the
new faeRum Air Brake, which is now used on
;his road, and is far less complieated In Its an.
Tangements and works without an air pump. 1t
consists Of strong gum cylinder, about two feet
In length, and a foot In diameter. By the action
OF the steam, when IL Is applied, this cyiInder
COMPRISES, and applies the brakes, which are
connected with It by rods,-forcibly against the
wheels. The trial was made at the depot with
the engine and teRdsr only The engine was run
ning al rate Of about twelve miles ep hour. and
was Stopped in distance of about thirty or
thirty-fvs feet Another trial will be made 10.
morrow, with train of cars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

LOCAL InFGLLIoGMcE.

Farewell, February.
ahs snow did not last long.
The winter months end to-day.
Home Loan Association meets Tonight
''Enoch Arden" tonight. at the Masonic Tsm-
The Water Witch Company made the irst pay
meat on their steamer, $500, yesterday.
James n. Brakin and Archibald Armstrong have
pnrchased the right Tor thls st Ite OF the CsniT-
petal Motive Power.
WIN: n Candy has been appointed Chairman
ct the CO@mittes on Coatonnial Exposition, un-
der the resolution adopted BY the Board Of Trade
on Tuesday evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
On tuesday, March Atlls I073s
,l5 nEAp on noRsEs AND COLTs.


is HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No. /. Bill; bay horse, eight years OLD,
SOSnd: 2 8 Cd leader and family horse.
,No:E frank; brown horse. eight ycars Nl
No. 8; DaEe dark baS horse, eve years old. sound.
a99 style 4nd aoti9ns on ya.b ~. 80
and viii work anywhere eight years Old,
No. S. Tom: chestnut soFFel q we'll bred stallion
eleven years old' kind and gentle. and viii work
No. .. ssllis: black mare, tyslys years sld,. :
good brood mare. kind and gentle, has trolted
NO.7. Daisy; bay mare. Eve years old, ans step
pes. ea1 tTot . mile IN 3minntes; 50 gentle lady
Nos Lady Fashion; chestnut sorreI, four years
old Of hne style and action, Gan trot . mile in 3
No9 Dolly Warden; Mack colt. three years old,
Of Black Hawk stock. half sister 10 No & very pro
No. To-. Tom; roam oolt four years old. heavy
built; win make good dEaugh horse.
No. H. Mike; sorrel colt, four years old, Prince
No. II. General Grant; sorrel, three years DID, Of
ans sty5e aRa R1,sl. aeSoh; h very Is nToplsng
Hawk stock. Of ane style apd action, and very hand
No.lG nellie; bayeoh two years o,d. sired By
Charles MuTPhey'S HambletOnian. and dame. very
No. Is. King Alfred. Jr.: bay colt two Year, ola.
sired BY Lobdells thoFoushbred horse King Alfred.
Of Ane style and action; dame tNO; So Worthy Of
Hs as1'ff EfSHT sf ccws S: S So ohs
AT coming IN proht Heiiers, two years old.
6EAl coming IN pToht, half Alderney; Calves,
one year old, half Alderney: thorough bred Dur
ham Bull; ) Shoats. Chester County Whites
FARMING UpBhSlL.S-l log wagon, thFss or
four horse Wagoniron axle, three inch tread nSaFI}
new two horse wagon, nearly new; light mill oF
truck wagon, broad wheel hay wagon, l market
dearborn With three springs, shifting top buggy
with pole, Thompson l. Pasehall's make; light
track sulGy with road wheels extra. tr0ttinR va
Gons light skeleton. tWo-hOTse sleigh Buekeye
mower and reaper with self-rake. new only been In
use one season; lOekeVeF steel tooth horse rake
National hay and fodder cutter, PennOck corn
shelter, Roberta grain fan, superior article;
grain drill with phosphate attachment. grain era
cles: = wAeesbaTTow wheel cultivatOr, hand eul-
tivatogs' p.oWs, fpair tYin hhFrcys. forks, rakeb
shOTels spades, gruObins hoe, pibks. post spade;
hay knlte. eross-spt san. mapl and wedgeS,. broad
nifth. lOg or, COW and other chains Is grain bags
mess, sets Of heavy stage harness. sOts Of pillow
riage haRes5, set Of single harnass inolg cellars
bFidlOs. haiteFs, wagon saddle. iaFge heusinRs
LEAD and check lnes All the above articles are nGE
within the last year. .aFtTF
DAIRY FIXfURES.-A lot Of GO snhft 4ik
ehurns 3tWsnty and 3 eighteen quasi 49, 1Ef ri
milk pans, buckets, ehurn, &c. 49, 10
P0ULTRY'-25 pair Of fall bread Rfah kinks
ems, ducks and other articles too tediot Is - I16n
Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock. .353s h Z
TERHS-Al sums Of $25 and upuafIls 4 tla n al
months viii be given. Undef " cas4s 81 b.
L.W. STGDHAM 4 SON. Auctidnssrs. : 4 = 81
fobl4d2aWdsW W. kEYsoLDsE Co !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

PASTORAL CALL-Rev. .. F. Frppo, ofWyom-
ing, the telented editor aud publisher of the
BaPttst PiSttoT, has received and accepted call
to succeed Rev. MIR. Waters, at the Elm street
Baptist Chapel. Mr.. Waters will preach his fare
well sermon, on Friday evening next Mr..
Flippo will precclin the Chape', n Sunday morn;
Ing neKt, at lOX O'Clock. In the evening, he
will administer the ordinance of Baptism to sew
eral converts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relfef Ger HouaS Men FINN the
Saocts Of EErO!s and Abuses 60 early life Man.
hood restored lmpedimcnts TO Marriage removed,
New method Of treatment New ard remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. 10 sealed
--AddrssS. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 qSoutb
hiRth ST., Philadelphia. Pa. an Instiution havinR
. s.ge Isg0tation for honorable eondncf and pro.
eeslooAi sElH- dsc6-2aW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
steam AtomIzars.

Fer the Inhalation oE atomized fluids in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous now of -ay without inconvenience
% labor. Daring the let two or three wears we
have supplied several dvEen Of these atomisers and
in most cases With very satisfactory results.
8. BRINGHURST 4 o., Apothe ecaries
Corner Sixth and Marx et Efrents
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

MEETING OF TIE LoANs.-A meeting of rep
resentative Of the various Loan Associations was
Of organizing q mutual association, for the pur-
pose OF advancing the interests OF the Loan As
soelatlons Of thiscity. There was not a SUFFICIENT
number Of representatives present, however to
transact any business, and 90 no organization
was effected. meeting viii be held some time
during next month.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
CITY NoTICEs.
Perfurla Ao n1l1ara.

An elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
foF dimuslng perfumery in the most economical man
nel. eeentine the clothing, handkerchief and kair
and TOR making ecoling and soothing applications oi
water or other haUids for headache. inhamed eyes,
burns, sensitive surfaces. kc also fer dsinfecfing
and po1famfnR the sick room. For safe BY
..' t.@ F'f B. BRIK9HURST & Co,
Corner Sixth and Market streptE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
IE MaE H.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
sEsArE.

Down, Feb, 27.
The Senate mt at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
On motion the following bills we're read;
Dy Nc, Riddle. aAl 1ct 70 incorporate Humani-
~ Ci ole b. U. II. F. c. A. Of Delaware
By Mr.. Wattoa, an act to iuc0rrorata the Dsla.
ware Central fruit Growers Association; by Mr.
Records an act 10 repeal the Mechanics Loin Law
an act 10 amend chapter l23 OF tho Revised Code
On motion the following hills were real n &C.
cond time: a1lE.s 4.
BY NJ. Riddle IN uct to amend the aot 10 in.
corporate Delaware and Chester county Railroad
Co, and an act b reincorporato the Wesleyan
Female College OF WILMINGTON; by Mr. StockIsy
an act in relation 10 the town OF Lauiel, aud an
act - amsnd chapter 25, Of the 18th, volume q
Deawsre Lave; By Mr. Watson, a. cot In rela.
ton to 3 road in North Murderkill handTea Ksnl
county; an act TO divorce Joshua NJ ,rshal from
his win, and an act to vAcate a road in Cedar
Creek hundred Sussex county; by Mr lis, an
act to amend chapter S. Revised Code, and an
act to amend chapter 90 OF Revised Statutes; b.
Mr. vandegtiH. an act to amend chapter 10 Of iht
Revised Code.
The following bills were read third time and
passed
By NJ. Shakospeare, an act 10 incorpor Ite the
Diamond State Kaoltn Company and q further
supplement 10 the act TO incorporate the Young
Mems Association for Mutual improvement by
Mr. Riddle, an act 70 incorporate the Working
Mems Co. operation and Land Association.
Tine bill TO enable SllAs Todd Jenkins 10 lay ouI
a road in Milford hundred was lost,
Adjourned. at y. "at .tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

LEAsE OF HOTEL. .-4eo. Mackey. of New
London, Pa, has leased the Washington
House, In this city, at present kept by Isaac
Pyle. He will take possession on or about the
18th Of March. The stables were leased, some
time ago. TO John Atkinson Of Newark.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

ANNoYNoUs LETTERs-A lot Of anonymous
letters were recently distributed among Springer,
Morley & Causes workmen, urging them 10 strike
and stating that they would soon be thrown out
of work. The plot, however, failed, as tho men,
instead of acting on the suggestion, showed the
notes to the firm, who assured them they were en-
tirey false
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

CHURCH SoCIABLE.-A very pleasant
Church Soclable was held in the parlOrs OF
Central Presbyterian Church, last night. This
was the fourth Of series that were held dur
ing the winter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

SwooNED-Last evening, during the conccrtRi
the Union NJ. f. Church, a young lady swoOned
which created considerable excitement for while
She was assisted out, and the proper restoratiVes
applied, when she recovered sufficiently 10 be
taken TO home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
AAEUsKMRNT MOTIFS.
Aaver.lsea pr n.n,,aa

Is SOZoDoNT, and If you use It daily, the white
gleam OF the pearls between tho parted Tubies
will prove lis excellence as a Dontrince, and the
sWeetpess Of the breath viii attest its purifying
properties. ~