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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
RnhIif SaIes.
VAIVR6LE
Manufacturing and city Properly
AT PRIVATE SALE.

M EhANhIE 9hnE.
The following desirable real estate is offered at
NO. 1.-The two steam and water power mills
now oce1pied and used as kiln dried corn neal and
n0ur mills by James Il Price q Co. situated on the
rights bSlOnGing thereunto. comprisine four SSv-
satns or controlling interest Of the BFandyWine
water on the south eide Of the creek. This proper
Som prise t~eve run Of stone, four oVerShoe
Iatr wheels. one seventy horse power engine bolt
ing clothes and exturoS all in perfect order, Also
no; IA large lot Of land containing thFso-and-
ncres E0ie or leas, situated on the south bank
~ Ss Pss S shSTt distance ssloy the mills
Courtney A. BOeehor Co. with very large ffonfaas
On the eresk and admirably adapted Tor WhaTvsS.-
hcIso and three dwelling houses.
NO: Mo: "a lot Of land With two tWOstOIy frame
and Walnut straatn having q front Of Sbo1t a fe-t
81 alnut street. BY ~ feet in depth along Fifteenth
No. 4-Atwo- and q half story double brick dwell
ing house with lot lS2 feet front on Sixteenth street
6E l5O feet In depth on Walnut. situated at the s.
y. corner Of Sixteenth and Walnut streets, being
No 2S 4; SiXtoenth street and running through the
SqSars' House furniShed with all modern improve
No, S-At two story frame dwelling house, with
LOT about y feet front Fifteenth street 81 forty
feet In depth. being No. 212 &. Fifteenth street.
es9th and Rrspe6 streets 60 iest on French street
oy ITO feet on Fourteenth street. with large frame
No, "a lot ef land St the South cas-, corner Of
| fourteenth and Orange streets. 30 feet ou -Four
| teepth street By So feet on Orange street
No S.A lot Of land WITH hne brick 4tabls on the
so1tn slde OF FOurtsenth street, between MaFka ai
ea VraeGs streets. With front Of about so feet
| fogrteenth street. with depth of so feet
| NO. "a very desirable building lot at the N e
| corner OF Eighth and Madison streets with q from
II feet on Madison street by u Eighth street
All the above dsseribad property is nov oGsrsC
~ PIlVate safe on easy terms OF payment. IL CON
pFiSss some valuable building lots tOEeth n Tith
| wine.
FOFtal particulars and terms apply to
JAMES Z. PRICE,
Or to his Attorney,
eH-u. 6kOR0B II. HAT rs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

4 colored citizens convention, held recently
ct Brennan, Texas, unanimously passed reso-
latlons approving President Grants Admins
tration, but refused by tWO-thirds vote to
favor the denomination Of GOVernOr Davis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
DIED.

AhLLER.-On the afternoon of the 9th inst, Jonas
W. Muller, aged 70 years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
% attsnd the funeral from his late residence Bran
oyyl1e Banks. on Wednesday, the 9th Inst, at s
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3pthes.
Glx CENTS REWARD,

- VA1dha 8EWAkWe
Kan away frum the suhsmiher. ON the niaht of the
InannTn nnVT q the present month. BOUND BLACK
-. " Ine name OF Jacob james Carter about
Ama1 Of his age; well dressed and new shoes on
gpysoa 90 BE IN the hboPhOod Of HeareViil@
Mn1lngton. as his mother lives there. m porS1ns
~ ~ caqu9ned against hiring or haFborinw him 81
taey vii pc dslt with ACCORDING to law Any per
- returning said bound boy 70 me will reesiva tho
~ ssSstssNaru' SAML Z. T0WNSBND
U0SS Townsend Del
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lrk, July 4lh, 1873.

LII REouEsF.--MR- Ed lToR-Sn: Would you
be SO KIND IS 70 iniOrm your many readers, that
kObest Carbury, who was taken before the Mayor
on the charge of stealing $40, was q colOred man,
it is usual to designate the race of an IRdiVd-
ual ON such occasions. Not that Robert stole the
money, for he did not, and was discharged on
those grounds. Yours respectfully, NC.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
LOST AND FOUND.

QSSEiLi estsrday afternoon, Brown Alapaca
~ UmbrSllar at RosendalO Park. A suitabIO re-
ward given BY returning to so Second street VIII
mlRgton. jy5-3t
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WANTS.

ITO ODAIRYMEN.-Wanteda supply 81 from 50 10
4 70 Quarts OF Good Milk. 70 81 delivered daily
Call or address, JAMES O'NEIIL
1yo-ot~ 42l7HatnAll Street.
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THE PEOPLES coLumaa.

f9RT AaIHR LETTERs GLADLY RECEIVED. LoNo
CONCENTRATIONS WILL NOT BH PRINTED. We
ARE IN NowIsE REsPoNsIBLE RoR THE VIEWS
OF ooRRRaPoNDENTal .r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

July 1st, 1873.
dissolution and Formation Of Part
nePghfp.
The eO-partneTship formerly existing uudsr tn.
hrm name Of Cooling and Lloyd. Carriage Manu-
hetureTs. has this day been dissolved by mufnsI
consent By the withdrawal Of Isaas V, Liovd Tba
business Of said firm will be settled by Cooling
brotneIs Co We return sincere thanks 10 the
and request continuance of the same 10 the nev,
firm. JOSEPH CSIoS NC ~"
ISAAC V. LLOYD
SAMUEL COOLING
Ihe undsfsignsd have this day formed a co-part-
nershtp under the firm name Of Cooling Brofhars
Co.. iof the manufacture Of fine carriages Al bsiT
IoEmeT well known Factory on French street abovs
Fourth, Wilmington, Delaware
]. N. COOLING
SAMUEL COOLING
Jyo-d SAMUEL MURPHEY
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DIVIDEND.
DIVIDEND.

FIRST NATIoNALBAAK OF WILMINGTON
JUkY 3rd 1873
. The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
dividend Of per cent clear Of tax PAYABLE on de-
jy36t GEO. D. ARMSTRONG. Ca,bis,
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OGRANIZ ED Is46.
JOHN McLEAR g. SON;
Exchanged DEPOSIT Bank
no. Goa Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

DePOslt Accounts. SUBJECT 70 eheek at sight. (sams
as at = National Bank solicited from firms. eorpo-
rOtiOns and individuals.
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PROPOSALS.

1 AKE A>
INVITED FOR THE. RRN0DFLrSG OF THE
STATE HOUSE Ar DOVER.
Al Pans and sDeciaeations may be seen at Senator
oaaH once. in Dover. on July 10TH 1873 and
copies OF the apseiAcstions may be Obtained from
III 0eI9 oi the Commission after that date Pro-
Posais VIII pc Ieeieved until the 24th inst address
ss e g senator ShakespeaE. Chairman Of Commission.
hRAHDER RIDDLE. WiImington
4EWI9 fHOMPaOM. .
no. VAH GAsKKN SMYRNA
HUGH MARTTN. Seaford
SHAS Y. STocKLgY, 0eOFRetovu
:, An. WM. NJ. SHAKRSPEARK Dover
0A-ozH Chairman Of Com
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DIVIDRND.

TUE PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON Ann
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. June g. 1873
The Board OF Directors have declared ssmi-Aa-
nual Diyidead OF Four per cent on the Capital
Of July. 1873. ~ -
ALFRED HORNRR.
Jons-N' Secretary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per snnum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
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for !SaIe auA 40r 3Ent.
ron SALE.

FOR SALE
Lots, OElO0. 9Th street, between. Van Barou and
Lot, ss1ss. sballcrs,s avenue and Adams ..rs...
IoxSl' ID street between Van bursn and HAr-
70 Lots. le1SO. Courad street., t0 sail ehsap.
35+5,S5 3255,9S551' Dsia.aro AVSnaS.
81iO0. Rodney strsaA. ......- ..-.
slsGAl3a. sOEasr Of ROdnSS Harss. ana Shah
8 LGts l5HlaO. iOth street between LinosIn and
2 new HS1ss3. II rOOmed. corner shalIcrOs. avenue
new House. S rOOmod. Spruce street below 9Th.
elegant VashinSt0n street property, lot 36xl50;
noqss 81 ~ rooms Gas. water and bath. shade tFOss
,.rm ELYSoLDs CO..
'oR RENT.ooTne " large ara and Wharf proper
ian2i-2AWtf N. Z. Garner Front and Tatnal SIS.
EOR Second Hand MELoDEONs. Al A.
~ most your 0wn prices. at the Music Rooms, No.
jsl4-dtf JAMES n. CLEMMRR.
EoR sALE.1o"Dairymsn attention" q superior
-. Alderny COW. three years old fresh March lst
4sIS. for :als cheap ENQUIRE Of = " Lewis. a. the
BLACK hoEse stable kEonk street, WiIm iell-tf
EoR RENT wO lsFSe oOnnSoting Rooms -.
n the 1hird Story Of the saYnls Build
factgring. Apply to zLGX. s1ViLLK. lB
fsbl-tf 6ll Market strsst.
E'0R .RENr-THRBE STORES In the New HO
L tel buildi1S, lClaytOn HORsOs) two on King
street aud one on Fifth street
marll-tf Apply 70 + 7. TAYLOR.
ENoR RENT-Nsu House. No. i42I Har. 80
- rison street, eleven rooms all modern
improvements. bay windows. Tires stories. III
14l1 Harrison street. fa69H-tf
---------
E0R 9ALk.
A. small t1balaf Steam Boiler. = boat three
horse power. suitable for driving q mali OnRin0 or
heating purposes. Price Sj0. APRlY At t6lS Of
a0DlA-0
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR ls7a

The underlined. Receivers Of Taxes far the
City Of Wilmington. will be at the Ctty Hail On
ana amer the aFst day Of July. 1878, between the
hours Of aad II IN morning, and tFam 70 in the
deduction Of ave per cent. Is made on an taxes
paid In JulY; all paid in August and up to the clos
ing Of the polls OF the eiey sleet0a lace Of the bill
must be paid; and alter that data Ave per esut will
ALEXANDER CHANDLER.
WILLIAM SHILLRY,
jyG2n RsooiVars Of Taxss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

QtDividonds, Notes. Interest Drafts &C.. made with
despatch. and accounted for the day Daymsnt Is re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

Tbs QUESTION Of the terminus Of the Northern
fasihe Railroad continues 70 excite the people d
Puget Sound and Portland, Oregon, The town
Of Seattle, Wmhinaton Territory, olara IN the
way Of inducoment donation Of land and . sub
Scription Of money already amounting to $1,000
600, and still inereaslng. The town OF Zacoma
oeB control Of the entire water frout Of the city
aud barge amount Of hand. IN case Seattle does
not get the terminus, party OF unquestiOnAble
rSnSinS OrSSr SPsnsS & rOsa OS SEATTLE Z con. a.
meet with the Northern PAeihc Railroad, neal
Tacoma, by the 6Fst Of January next, at a iAI
less amOuutthah isPIsdgSd 20 that eowPahy By
1attla.
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Iony-4W.
NOTICE.

NoT'cE.
JOHN Me6RANk. In ChAAeaFy.
New CaRtle Cnuufw
PERER MeGRANN. Cause Of pST1inSa. Si -
ct al
In pursuance Of an order Of the Chancellor. in
the above cause, mads At the February Tern. A,
D ,d3 ali persons having any lien or liens Affect
ing the interest or estate Of john u AeiFann Rtlsn
Jane Me9ette rick. Peter AetirAnn, PAtriek de-
Mahon and kli9absth Mcmahon. his vile William
cal and Elizabeth Neal. his wife Jane Me6rann
Michael ,. AeGra1n. Sam1 @. AeGFana, Jane Ge-
gsn. ssas 0e9an. kdSaFd GeE4n. hOmAs 9eEan.
NAY Segan; Aary Ann NeSaigan, James X. ROl-
lins. EliphSlst Rollins, Margaret MeGrann, Ann
AFens formeriy Ann Nee ram. or either Of them
IN the lands and premises TO which said cause re-
latss. are hereby nOtlked to 6ls petition settiuE
foeth IN > nature and amount OF the sams, in the
nfhce OF the R0gisSer in ChaneeFy, for New Castle
County, ten day. before the first Monday in Sep
tembsr, A D.. 1874 and to appear and prove said
hen or liens At the ensuing tern Of the Court
before the rising Of the Court on the third day Of
the term. W. q. WHIrELEY,
Jyl-Ot Trustee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

NQTlCR-=The Semi Annual Session Of the Grand
I Lodge knights Of Pythias Of Delaware. viii 81
neld i9 the Hall Of StnE q Bsthelehsm Lodge. No
Il, ee smSma, On wednesday. July l6, 1873, At :
jyF-dy1e JAS. P. HAYES.
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sPECtAL ARRANGEMENTs
COLLECTIONS

6xsd periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &c.

BONDS, STOCKS. GOLD, &c.
Government Securities. Gold, State Bonds, Rail
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion Local Securities q Speciality, Being repre-
sented in all the prinsipa cities 6y reliable CORES
pondents We prepared TO attend to any business
in this line with promptness and despatch Persons
wanting to buy or sell invited to give US q call.
2aotAnons OF the active Stocks at n ew York and
Philadelphia received daily at our ONCE
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and for
sale.
Every kind oflegitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

Governor Campbell, Of Wyoming, was at Salt
Llks CITY on the Fourth and repeated that the
aud not inclined 70 combine for hostile purposes.
He said hoWsVoT, that ths ludians ere particular
ly inclined 70 make torays on eatto and sloek ano
viii kili % omaf pagtlaS q whites, Whea met
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
CHECKg

CHECKS
On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Boston, Bal
timorO, Delaware, RNnusylvania and Washington
Will be credited on receipt from customers ct par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

Nt.
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IaQaQgtNIF4
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AaTANl -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05
THE MONEY RAISED FOR THE
COMPLETION OF THE
DENVER, GEORGE.
TOWN AND UTAH
RAILROAD.
EXCHANGE OF ROLLING STOCK
ON TIE IRON MOUNTAIN
AND MOBILE AND
OHIO.
PROSECT FOR A BRIDGE OVER
THE MISSISSIPPI AT
BELMONT.
MONEY FOR A RAIL ROAD.

MONEY FOR A RAILROAD.
DENVER, Jan. 4.-The Denver, George
town md Utah railroad company have
raised oil tho money to build their road
from Denver to Georgetown. The con-
tract fo' grading and ties will be let on
the lott inst, and the road will BE- com.
pleted b Georgetown before neat October
The mssimum grade % reported BY the
snginsss 10 one hundved and twenty-five
feet to tie mile, while the greater part Of
the distance the grade will not exceed
eighty feet to the mile.
ExHANaE OF BOILING STOCK.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-Thomas Allen pre-
sidsnt Of the Iron Mountain railroad,
and ]. J. Walker second vics.prssids on
Of the Mobile and Oaio road, held
consultation here to-day with ref.
srsuco u mutual exchange Of rolling
stock sufficient 70 sps Oily and promptly
transact he business Of Tue roads. The
project OF bridge TO spsn the Misslssipni
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05
WEATHER REPORT.

WxsBYxoToR, San. 4.-Probabilitisa--
For Middle states horthsasteriy TO south
easterly winds snd increasing cloudiness,
with .snow over northern portion. For
southern states east Of Nisaissippi easterly
and aouthsrly winds, cloudy weather and
rain. For Ohio, Indians and Illinois
northerly TO sasterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain. For upper lake region
northerly winds veering 70 easterIy, light
snow and cloudy weather. From Kansas
to Missouri sud Minnesota northerly and
westerly winds, falling Temperature and
clearing weather.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05

OoseVer dig. scr. v. 3. n.
CINcINNArL jan 4-Chronicle ,pscisl
says the steamer r. G. Gray 10 sunk be.
low Shswneetown, stern in twenty feet
water and her head m the bark. River
fallen I feet ard ~ inches II feet In the
channel.
EVANSVILLE. Jan 4-Weathsr cloudy
and cold, mercury 28to SO. The river has
risen two feet, and 10 full ~ floating ice
The Fsyette left for Hendarson and ~.
rived there safely, but will not coma
hack un'il Tomorrow. The r. O.
Gray sunk below lower Crane on Thurs.
dsy night.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4.-River fallen six
inches and still falling slowly with nine
feet canal and seven feel chute. Weather
cloudy and cool. The Mary Houston came
up through the canal today and lies. at
the city wharf. loading to leave for New
Orleans Tuesday.
MEMPHrs, Jan. 4.--Wsather cloudy,
with three inches If snow or the ground.
River falling. Arrived Emilie L. Barge.
New Orleans; Katie Kounts, St. Louie /;
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
PITTsBURG. Jan. A. River recediny
slowly. with IL fact I inches in the chan.
mel. Cle~r. mercury -. Confederate
ice continues running in the river, caus.
ing considerable activity on the wharf.
Announced departures: Junista. w ednes.
dav, Cincinnati; Belle Vernon. Na,hville.
Should the present state of tia weather
continue. considerable coal will probably
leave here this week.
NASHVILLE. Jan. I River has risen 3
feet m Harpeth shosls. Cloudy and cold
Brill derarted for Pittshurg.
NEW ORLEANa, Jan. 8.-No arrivals
dararied: Alaska, Cincinnati; La Belle
Memphis. Heavy rain this evening.
VIcKsBURa, Jan. 4.-Down: Lady Lac
Up: City Cairo and Pink Marble. Cloudy
and cool River raising fast.
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MlSCELl hNEOUS.
snow.

snow.
LEAvENwoRrH, KN, Jan. 4.-The
ground 10 now covered by the deepest
snow ever known In Kansas. The snow
commenced falling ut seven o'clock this
morning, and hrs fallen increasingly sincs
that time. The storm came without pre-
moni,ion. The sky was cloudlsss at mid
night last night Travel is impedsd and
trains are delayed,
MRS. FAB.
SAN FRANcIc Jan. 4.-Laurs ID.
Fair to-day procured . warrant for the
arrest Of q. Thistleton, for libel, which
consists in . series Of caricrturcs OF Der
late trial for the murder Of A. p. Critten'
den.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05
SHIP ABANDONED AT SEA.
THE Ex.EMPERoR OFFRANCE.

NEW JOURNAL.
HAVANA, Jan. s.-Vis. Key West, Fla
Europa, a new journal appeared ysster
day.
CAPrURRD.
Spanish troops have captured the insur'
gent troops under Col. Isidora Bsrni,sz
and Doctor Gulrauh.
ABANDoNED.
Loxpos, jan. 4.-Ths Isabslla Hartley
from n ~ York for Antwerp, With cotton
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05
ATTENTION.

Mr.. r. Jones ON CONNER.
cial avenue, second door west
of Tenth street, is manufactur.
ing Boots and Shoes of the
best material in the market
and 10 prepared to fill all
orders on the shortest notice.
He guarantees both the work
and material; his patterns are
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05
FOREIGN.

A NEW PAPER IN HAVANA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05

sGorged. tBelow high water. ;FellIng last.
OReial. THOMAS L. WATSON.
Observer Sig. Ser u S, A,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05

~ You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durant's
4 Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar ; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one-half llbs. Prime
Rio Conse, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
4 half peR pound Bset Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05
RIVER NEWS.

Rtse and Fail 81 the Rivers.
For q houn ending AZ 8 D u. Jan. Z, 1872 :.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-05

immsd lately made" henry q. Bowen 10
mentioned - the Brooklyn editor.
LOBBYISTS, ETC.
Advicss from Albany mention the o..
rival Of large force Of lobbyists and Of
ce.,ssksrs, 70 await the assembling OF tic
legislature.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Asee d eNftG list az foDr 1.0sSes
In tlte Great AtOsns 0i San.
NMel

Chicago March ~ Tile following
Il IL summary ~ the ls.ses ~ ,hp
gie4t t,enm In Minnesota. IN JANUARY
~ given hj govern Austin, In his
lale II q the Legislature:
Frozen IL death ani L,li,s found.
81; Nursing and supposed y n frozen
- death, 7; died within 4 short period.
u ampnIatit1u, 5 T.,al deaths. ~. H.
jnr.i i, reason u cn,i,. ar railisl !rs,
Il hansls ~ feet. ~. Iasal to-.
The loss IL live ttpek which die.l
from exposure appears La about ~
follows. Head ~ cattle. ...,l; head 81
horses, ~, had vfmales. ., head II
sheep aud h,ge, ~. Il il probable
however. tia. Tho entire loss u s,ocI
could |. he known. would nj least b,
half A. much again N .l,esy lsur,s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
No Peace In low q 10 tho gntu.
1Ae0ws JOHN kDMslc. GOIM.

Public sentiment 10 every part u
~ State y aroused against tho iafa.
nies of John lsa.leyeprn. In our
asighhoring city. DEBORAH, tho god
men u that place with heruisn wor,
Thy u sll commentator arc A.,ue.
Cling against OWL docr. aud Law Lrcak
On, with what u times has K.c,uc,
fearful odds. And although ~hirkc,
I'D partial triumph there, ~ here
- tho recent election. tho victory Ii
ultimately with tho right. for tho law i
sith the right. and tho re.plo u III,
6tste sustain the lsw.
On Monday Il was currently report
- = tho streets II urssso. the ,op1r
sening from Clergyman of Desornl
shst whiAkey riet MA n 10 seriousl
spprshsnded there tina. day; that III
fbisnds u free and unlicensed ttaGc !,
Shisksy wsrs fully armed and deter
mined. On this threatened rcs'..enc,
% ~ osssalion n lAw 70 know moth
M farther than shh. but W. harc the
VII enforce The Law; ID II hy inw!u
neess; and y al he Jo stcyen On,
Cen. llsis''ts 4 tho place. II II,
seaolsl - dv~n q jnip the ihrong y
u1n)1v| usdruA ~ oUIkfon shelI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
Theory About Declarations

The n,s,cn He,aii advances d Gu
rious theory about dcfalva,ians, being
nothing less than that ,hes are, in "a,
majnrit, of instances. the result Il thu
lack of vacations IN the part cfthc mel
who'arc involved In them In support
of this theory. sshe Herald declares
that II cannut recall single instance
of dcial.a,in II auy banA Or office IN
Boston. during the last twenty-five
years. where tho deiaulier was no,
pronr, IN the morning. d'lisent during
tho day. md anxious - w'rk over.
time, and pttcn evenings and even ~
the Sabbath, never accepting the usual
vacation allowed during the summer
months Furthermore, it Is II the orin.
ion that there has not heen hank
,luiarat.nn ia lIuSspn that could b.
~s.ibl, covered ~ TT 4 lonsrr time
than for'y.cigi, hours wl'l,"u, the pre-
snrc It ,hr lciantrr and hi. pen, and
il thiliis that tho absence Il tho book
keeper aud The pay ing aad receiving
tcllers II u hank one ur twp days IN
quarter would he greater safeguard
- ,lero.i,ols mud stakeholder. than q
double boArd IL mnletn directors.
Tho i,lca that these mnlcls IL regular.
ity arc really u ,er, dangerous set II
men will doubtless strike A,me people
rather laeerly, hut VI fancy g,od
man, business men will h. inclined q
think TINT there il considerable truth
In thu saying, which the Herald n
tributes 10 ono ~ tho hes, and most
widely re>pe TOD merchants Il lsos.on
thu. whom he had clerk Who did mol
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liTrELL'S LIVING AGE, The
numbers u ,ha Living Ago ior the
Weuks~nliny Fob. Id anl March ~.
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--Oa tho Hereditary Transmission u
Acquired Ps,chical llabits, by DR.. "
Is, Carpenter. Contemporary Review
Tho Mlsiortnnos u iuologist, SAin,
l'auls, Unpublished Letter. ofthc lrin.
cess Charlotte. Quarterly Review;
The Fills focmina, 1in-.c,s Magaxins
The Migration II u.sfal Plants, Mac.
mlllans Magazine; uo,ks,e.v cs. Pal
Mall Gazette; Sir Troy. I'M .Arthuria,
ld,l. islaesso~l's Magazine; lnstin,,
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zine; Vegetable Invaders. Chambers
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Town, lta.crs Magazine; Instincts
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Animals. Nacmllans Magazine: WHITE
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Spectator; Prince Bisnnlc'. J,rcMind
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Little Serene llighncss, translate,
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