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alleging debt are said to have becl
prepared against the company az
gregating sl62, 900.
On Sunday week while a sur
prise party of ladies and gentlemen
were leaving the steamer Armenia
at pier No. 80, North River, Mrs
Lavinia Smiley, formerly wife OF
the notorious Bill Poole, who was
murdered nearly twenty years ago,
fell from the gang plank and
drowned.
In the Court of Oyer and Termin-
er Monday the counsel for Stokes
presented affidavits prepared to
support the bin of exceptions. The
afIidavits state substantially that
during the trial one juror went TO
the Grand Central Hotel, and pos
sessed himself of information which
did not come up in the trial, also
that another juror went to a pistol
store to get information on some
point which was not clear to him
further, that during the trial the
prisoner one left the court room
without the knowledge of his coun-
sci and was absent some minutes
while testimony was. taken, also
during the summing up by the
prosecution Judge Boardman left
the court and was absent some
time also that some of the Jurors
can be proved to have been imbued
with a hostile feeling toward the
prisoner. Judge Davis made the
order roturnable Friday morning
last before Judge Boardman.
John Hunt, colored, Of Cairo, Il
lionis, accidentally shot and killed
himself Monday.
the conflicts of authority be-
tween Federal and local courts in
Utah is approaching crisis.
A man named Miller was shot
ard dangerously wounded by
man named Patterson, at James
town, Indiana, Monday week.
y fire at Cincinnati Monday
week destroyed the Walnut street
brewery, owned by John Butz.
Loss, $50, 900; no insurance.
The first regular passenger train
over the Dakota Southern Railroad
arrived at Yankton, Dakota, from
Sioux City, Monday week.
The Governor of Arkansas has
issued a proclamation ordering an
election for March Sd, on the pend
ing amendment doing away with
the DISTINGUISHING clause of the
constitution.
Luther Williams, for years res
ident of Columbus, O., and who
has borne an excellent reputation,
has absconded, leaving the affairs
of two important estates of which
he was administrator, in q sadly
mixed condition.
At Waterbury, VT, a chair fac
tory, owned by the State and work.
ed be the Reform School inmates,
burnt Friday week.
AT New Haven, CT, Friday week,
John r. Johnson was sentenced to
be hang April 10th, 1874, for the
murder of Johanna Hess, of Meri-
den. The State law does not pre-
NIT the sentence of death to be
executed under one year. This is
the first death sentence pronounced
in New Hampshire for twenty-five
years.
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Briggs AZ Brothers,
ILLUSTRATED
Floral Work =!

For january, 1873, now out Issued "a a Quarter
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tive illustrated and descriptive Floral Guide over
published Those of our patrons who ord, I. d
seeds last year aud were credited with IS ccnts
Will receive the four QuNrterlies Cor 1878 Those
who order seeds this year will he credited with n
subscription for 1874. The January number con-
tans nearly 400 engravings two superb co'orel
Plates suitable Tor framing, and also tinted plntos
of our gorgeous Floral Chromos; informotion r,l.
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walton, AMI all such m, tiers M was formerly found
IN our Annual Catalogue. You will miss IL If you
order seeds before seeing Brings Il Bros Quarter
~. We challenge comparison ON quality of acr,ls
and prices and size of packages our "Calcndnr
Advance Sheet aud Price List for 1873" sent Irrc
nddrtSs briggs Brother, socdmcn aud FLORISTS
Rochester, n. Y. ''
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boundaries of the state. written by members Of
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The immense sale, $1,000 in one month. OF
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Is un,quaIlcd by any known rcmedv 7, ,u
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poiy Ss,c iii IN NE blood aud will effect
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rs There want OF action in your Liver & splccnl
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py deleterious secrotions, producing scroful,us or
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MIN poverty of the Blood, Dropsical Tendency,
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coated tongue, and bad tasting mouth
For oertcin remedy for all these diseases weak.
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the vitiated blood and imparting vigor 20 all tho
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Inc COMMITTEE on Ways and Means
reported on the following accounts, and
recommended that they be allowed
Doane, Bingham & Co., 9,45
=. Doane, 81 lbs
Nj. Nj. Wall, IL 80
j. ID. Holmes, 56,25
The same committee reported that they
had other accounts in their hands which
had not been duly verified in accordance
with the charter, and no action had been
taken on them.
The following accounts were presented
and referred to Committee on Ways and
Means:
AT. Fletcher & Co, s2G.G5
j.. ID. Sheahy. $3.50
Harshaw & Co.. 1894
b. Richards & Co., rs
J. Riddle. 1900
b. Richards & Co, 31s7 .
Mason, Luce x Co, 1893 .
Mason. Luce & Co, 3.6j
Mason, Luce & Co, IL -
Mason, Luce & Co, Iis
Mason, Luce & Co, 6j,sj
T. Luce & Co, 1901
Tug Bemis, 1000
The Chairman of the Board OF Health
presented the following accounts, which
were referred to Committee on Weys and
Means:
c. c. Whitney, si61,G5
Telegraph Co, 5,T5
Harshaw & CO.. 5,s5
A. l.. Seaman. 400 (
E. Harrington, 1900
On motion of Aid Kimball, J. W. Mar
shall was appointed Alderman from Sec
ond Ward, in place Of \. L. Power, re- {
signed. {
On motion OF Aid. Davis. A. /. Power Y
was appointed Supervisor from First
Ward, in place Of +. ID. Spratt, resigned.
On motion the account OF Clyde Ma
rion for SlG,5O for work in Hospital No. :
3, was unanimously allowed. I
On motion, the police headquarters I
was removed from the Office OF the Board y
Of Health TO the engine house.
The Mayor reported the following J.
standing committees as revised and filed I
BY Aldermen appointed to III the several a
racancics: WAYS and Mcaus-W. F. 4
Atkinson. Geo. Richardson. and G. II. :
Davis. Fire Departmental II. Davis. !:
: l.. Kimhall, and J. " Marshall :
Streets and Scwcr>-GcO. Richardson. c.
:. Kimball and I. c. FOlkerts. Ordin- II
nccs-C. L. Kimball, W F. Atkinson
nd J. W Marshall
The special committee on the amend
lent Of the city charter, reported the {,
everal amendments recommended which T.
we're read and placed before the Council.
On motion the report OF the committee i"
n amendments to the charter was refer C
cd back with instructions that the CON- O
littce also dram section providing for n
he organization OF the city of Alpena b
nto a separate school district. and such
ther amendments as the committee ',
bought proper. ID
On motion, :. Boggs was allowed the II
se OF twenty-five iect in the centre of h
lock street, near the river, for the pur- T.
Csc Of building the swing for the new -,
ridge. :,
Adjourned. a.
\. HOPPER. Recorder. n
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which i pronounced by the leading medical au-
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ork, Sole Agen. for the United States. Price
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The Committee on Ways and Means
reported on the following accounts, and
recommended that they be allowed:
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DISCOXERED.

AGENTS WANrED-The most liberal terms
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1 ne Nhhlrlnan OF The Boaru OF HtdIth
presented the following accounts, which
were referred to Committee on Weys and
Means:
c. c. Whitney, si61,6j
Telegraph Co. 5,I5
Harshaw & Co. 5,15
A. L. Seaman. 400
E. Harrington, 1900
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Aljournc,

Of ne Board Of Supervisors IF The County
Of .ilpsEd.
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PROCEEDINGS

\. HOPPER. Recorder
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
GOXAII
FgARsPl nm.

If we were asked thsquostion what aused the
greatestAumher Of failures in removing trees, we
should unhesitatlngly answers allQWipg tho roots
10 become dry while out Of the ground. EsICet
any ls this the case with the e0nifeFP, or cone
bearing family, and l6faet al trees wlth persist
cut or evergreen leaves
Despite the oft-repeated cautions OF our lead
ing horticultural writefs-AniOunting In many
instances TO earnest peadingthe careless practice
hlnted at Is still adhered to by large proportion
OF our planters; including many whom we Cesv
really known better Scarcely L. day passes dh.
ring the Spring and Autuma months that we DO
not notice trees and plants laying Odt waiting un-
Oil the workmen are ready to SET them, although
exposed to the combined influence of the wind
anu sun, which invariably causes rapid evapora-
lion to take place Ia tbs majDkily q Instances
the nursery men are obliged to bear the burden
oil tue iailures-"ior was notthe planter careful
ln settling bis specimens q hansu Previous disease
must have been the cause"
Friends, never let the roots Of your trees drv
LOT one moment when out of the ground, You
might 1lPt az veil keep your iav0rte eotstyold
aud Durham from the watcr-trough and expect
them TO- thrive. Tramping the soil firmly pre-
serves the roots most afler the planting. and a
slight mulch over the surface completes thd work
III satisfactory manner Weekly TFib1ae !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04


The following is a vertiable extract from .
ieller to his mother Ofa young New Yorker, " be
has been spending month with his uncle a
summit, New jersey: "Ths peach trees arc
100 slippery for me to climb; uncle Won't lei
me sail boats in the milk pals; theroj hS 6irIf
nest around that can see; Saliie law spiit NO.
iasses on my best pants; a smaller boy than a
am, " Who plays with me, wears a gold; c6aIa, and
want to go home.
A woman in Mississippi asked Governor Pow
er ior his autograph, and on receiving it attach
ed 1t TO pardon for her son, who had been sen
fenced 10 the penitenliary for one year. THE
young man has got out and has fed from the
Stale.
A Traveller in Scotland ask Cd 4 boa lGia .iouA
Sunday, what he would charge 10 row across the
ferry" Wee" said Saundie, 81 Gamma brak the
Sabbath under i've shillip.". 81 .s.s- ,.,,a
Mrs Victoria Woodruff, who was lately at
the point Of death, seems now to be in the best
oi health. That heart disease Of hers was a
disastrous failure.
An English physician has saved the lie Of . bOV
DLten by an adder administering copious doses -of
not Whlskey punch-WhIch is another punch ON
inS head OF ksa eastotsalsIps An ~ NA5s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

ITO THE PUBLIC.
a ne MllnlaEtoa and Residing Railroad Cem-
HAAS haVo comPls9o4 arrangemants carry Monev
FAckAses and kxpgus Matter an from All poi1ts
oA the luO % their road and West Chester
Aiso. 10 all points on the Philadelphia and Read-
NJ and CatawlSsA Railroads, inelnding ReadinR
Auent0NH &uiMmhlA, harrishura, LknSAsfSf payg6.
lpgtog1 MahORsy City, M oarnsI .NouistslIas 4 :.
tpltsVino, SO. & T.
EOefgFther iRtpEn AliOn epply akAhs DepSASsr-l,r
ser % Front and MAafpon stre8ea, Wilmington.
NJ mAsiss qs ssas 9 lIoakla IeSgEagA saSs,
ant Aa4tlOn or orders len with MoMdton Seal
deVsring aaene VII reooivS Ptompe lsaSloa. -
sSA-a asn1supqw.GS fLYRL1 - '''-'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
Bowers IIOof Lini1nent.

Aaer 80 ye ara practical expCnsnee With horses /.
sag nR, teaming. no. have learned that more .
nolses have been cnpplsd BY inattcntleA 70 the
teet than ell other diseases combined AtlOF many
experiments have found The true remedy 70 PBR-
VENT the disease Of the hOo or restore II aer neg
igenes. to what nature intende cd it should he-tks
great supDeTt of he noes animal, IL the hOofis in
hAmed and diseased the animal is comparatively
worthless. 1his nimant will surely prevent this
worst Of all diseases. (COntFaetion COFns Quarter
cracks, Contraction of the Back Sin0W. generally
called knee-SpIung. &c.J and restore those that
have been crippled BY the want Of such q remedy.
Fry II. and Il will never fail il properly ap-
BAthe the horses foot once a week. or oftsnsr II
necessary. a the heel and frog and around the hOOf
close TO the hair. ~. y. BOYER Is
. NOrristOWn. Pa.
Nh. n. G. D0YER-Dear SIR: This ls 10 certify
that have used your Liniment 10 my stable for
three months past. on more than one hundred hor-.
sss. and find it the best preparation 1 have ever
used on horses; Il e far better than yOu recon-
mend u. Sand me i've easoa al 0Aoa. by express.
G. o. ID. HAIRY HANILTON
No. l32 West Slst street, New YORK City, =
=. BRIN8HUhSf 4 CO.. nrnRglsts, e0Fn6ri.d !
and n arket streets w ilnlingtOu. having been ap-
pointed aaonts for this VAluablo and popular HOOt
Lilimenl, are fully prepared 70 suPDlY Il wholesale
ana retail - the manufacturers prices, 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

kALBaI.EIsoH's BREACH OF PROMISE. h,
lore the death OF ex-Mayor KalBHeisells lol
brOoklyn, N. Y, suit was brought against
mn nun Dy Nary Jane Wade for $lbO, 600 damages
the progress Ot the investig alton, the defend,
ant died. 1t was thought that this ended the
case put Monday an application was made be-
lore Judge Nel lson, at the city court, Brook.
yh, 70 reopen the case against the estate. =
''H ouNge Nelson granted an order against the
case should not go on, making the same re-
'tnrhaDle on Saturday next.--M r. Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

TnE WESTERN CokN CRoP.-A fact Of
some importance in connection. with the far
mers movement is the yield of the corn crou
soon to Dc harvested. According to dispatches
from Chicago this, in Illinois and Iowa, ID moi
likely to be more than one half TO two thirds
the average amount, should these indications
DC correct, ": may look for less preesuie on the
through lreights, higher prices for corp, and
mers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
f4r8 tfFa
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiYision Time TaI

SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
On ana amer MONDAY, April 2ls.
80 - ~, ~ d. buAdAyS excepted.) Trains vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

Preparations are making by the new nation.
al banks OF the SOtuh and West, uudeF the
act OF July, 1870, to take out the remainder Oj
tneir circulation, $1,000, 600 In amount, before
t9e 10Th instant, as limited by the recent oFdeI
H. ~ Ine currency Bureau. Whatever sum
!hen ~ remains To- be provided for by the ldepos
y OF public stocks will be distributed TO the
0Ider banks. The new bankers are buyinC
circulation VI VIE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

~ AG1 tLAln VIA tuh subect tOsdSIAy1Iinci-
aent - Iresnt D9a ness and will stop nnly at TIA
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
keaYe Nov Castle for Wilmington and PhiISls!-
WilmingtGn ~ Z Is p. n. foP New Castle J = -
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
AealuShSl 70 those above. leave Smyrna for Clay-
zen u.3J a. NJ ondT.SS y. m, Leave CLAYTON for
Smyrna SD 9. m.' and 200 p. Iu, to make aOnoes-
South. ~'A'
CONNECTIONS.
At 1OWNSkND. with the Kent County Ani Qussa
Ann9g kent Railroads.
At ChAYI ION. With the Maryland and DsIAuArs
AZ sAs.AAlhRLEaT9N. ~ with the JusctiOa and Break
As te9AH0RD With the DOrsAostsr and Dslav.r.
A. D45MAR. with the RastaEu ahOrS Railro.d
ana Wsoo1ioO and kO00RakO RsiaFoa1.
- y. y. KEHHET. Stunt
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