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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

Fhs War Department has received information
ing the miliET csuil which IS 8 IN 6aptSiS jsck
and the other Modoc aslasains. The trial will taxa
place npEt vself yaud 3 u Ehoueht al Tn oasss
will Be disposed Of n thres Of four days
Tha aQEpTupTs Aaatp elcsEs and several lAvs
yeTsi % Notth Carolina, irrespective OF party,
have united In reoommending the President %
lina SupTnm8 OoaEt. Be Chief Justice Of ths
United etalet
Sessn deaths from cholsfa were repoft6d yes,
terdaY u Cincinnati, and six "a Nashv1llo. No
new oases Of the dissase were repagteain In thb IL
tAr city. u4ta. 80 -
PAs law abpli,hing The irAaking privilege wOpt
Into eject lasT. if
Thepuhlisd DEBT stGl6m6nt foe July fst ahouu =
s.,,sf .rgsi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

hn1R 70 HonsBs.-Che following comes we'll
.e .ecomenaed as q preventive of horses being
leased Dy hies Take two or three small haudsful
% % s wslnot leaves, upon which pour three quarts
~ na.oEI let u inIuss one night and pour
s.s, Wnoe ne1t morning into kettle and lat II
% poH i LOT quarter Of an hour. When cold IL viii
% nt Ior use. Ths'way TO use It Is to molstou
assppnget and before horse goes out oftho stabs
Ies taoce pArts which are most ritabIe Be smeared
over over wnh the liquor, viz: between and upon the
..la neok ana hanks, etc. Not only the
son.s1an or lady who rides out for pleasure wlll
uerive pleasure frcn the walnut leaves thus pro-
Pared, put the coachman, the waRonar, and all
O'nsFS VINO use horses during the hot weather.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

The Young Mems Missionary Association will
hold ITS Monthly meeting tomorrow CThursday)
evening, at o'elock, In the Sunday School room,
OF ST. Andrews Church.
SALE OF MoNEY,-At the regular monthy meet
ing Of Excelsior Loan Association. ISst eyeninS.
800 sold at 81? per cent premium. and 5000 a.
The building lots and houses ofIsred at public
Ale " Mm; bright, yesterday. we're Withdrawn
On aeaonnt al the lOWRoas Of the bids
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

Sw1NDLER.-A few days ago man paid our
borough visit and presented his cOmpiiTo'1
70 several Of our business citizens by COLLECTING
oO cents from each in consideration Of an a0ree.
ment for Ilaeing their advertisements on certain
6arometers, which he promised 10 furnish
Having victimized several to the above smonnt,
We suppose bells plying his sWmdlink prOfs~sIoD.
We learn that this fslIOW sdone upS toatc1yIIIe
to his hearts desire. When VIII people learn ths
ways that ere dark aud the tricks that are vain 81
-West Chester Neaes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02
&aSlie &aIes.
VALUABLE
VALvABhE
AaAnufae'arlnE and CITY PEopsEsy,
I1 AT PRIVATE SALE.


"a. iCllSvinS desirable real estate is offered al
No. 1.-The two steam and water Dov.- ,o,,.
~ oce1pied ana used as kiln dried corn neal mi
.l nSGt nils oy lanes Price Co.. situated on tbS
Sogth side Of the BFandywine with All ~ w.tas
Spts sI,S eSonging thsreunts. comprising ioar sew
y comprises t~eive run OF stone. four oyershat
Maees Wheels one seventy horse power engine bolt
Ialuable wharf pro peTty adjotninG mill -Ai'O'
N0i.z-A large lot Of land cOutainiDe thvea- AVA :
"a ~ more or less. situated on the south bank
~ Ino T Iranay VINE short distance below TIE milf
q JAS Price Co., adjoining lands Of The sWim
eo ,Sa BsSsaer Co. With very large frontSss
IN tins property are sitnaLed stable. one store
aoSSe N snd three dwelling houses
S ~ Inops. situated at the corner Of Fftssnth
- M sInet streets, having front Of about t9 feet
on walnut street By 70 feet in depth alonS EfteentS
No. o.4-Atyo-aud-a half story ioubl. bviok d,v.r.
no9se With lot l2 teet front on txSeenth sSrast
SOs " ~ efPsn on Wa nut situated at the g.
NO. 10S q Sixteenth street and runnipg thros.b ~
aquare. House furnished with eli modern im 5rovS- vs.
70; "a two StsEy frame dwelling hous. Win
~ ~ e easPtn being No. "a \, Fifteenth sireet.
We "a iot OF land At the s. e. corner Of Four-
ee1th and french streets 60 feat on FrenoA stTsst
o1a 1aO hSSsS o2 "a nESgTSsenh large frame
No: "A iOs q land ss me sSd,b. sa,. ,o,D., .,
Fourteenth and 0FauRs steSsts az -, 20 F o.
teSnth street. by 5e faet on Orange street
M9. ~ lot Os AaAd with hns brick stable ON n
so9t9 SIDE or IVurtoOnth street, Bowen Nsrksi
and OrAGae streets. With front AZ Nhout so E"St ~
~ oensn street. with depth Of go feet
We. s-rAYety desirable bHildiuE lot at the N. T.
Sornet Of Eighth and Madison streers. vim fr.ai
M ~ i9et on Madison street By ~ on EiEhth street
Al Ine above described property IA nov ssrSd
pr9es some valuable building iotS torSih a. ,SiTh
SS OF the most avalabTs mill sites on the BFandy-
ATiuh PARTICULARS and terms, apply to
JAMES E. pltTOB,
l. q, ~ Or 70 hia Attorney,
~ 1o-u, GEORGE u. BAT Is,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

FURMTU1E AND UPHOEsERlua.-We call At
.entlon 70 the Furniture aAd UPholstcring ostab-
iisemsnt OF AsasEa AkeEman q Agalrastsn, No. 21I
ShiPley street, They Sya experienced Wofkman
ana keep gacd stock, and make up hne furniture
4 ean - ~ -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02
WTTNTVdTo,N- -I.---,---.',-, I-1-,--,,- :,

Irh.-.~.,..,. WItMINHION. July lst, 1ST3
ne urslon TO Rehoboth that Eas "a ooDe oF
.orIa on shs 10Th Of July. win not come oG on sc
iSsIa We rIlttsn agreement hy Capt Hnddeli 10
~ " Assls - p n, being broken 81 him when
- G y. All AL n1s been frustrated by the captain set
- ~ sarleF hour 70 leave Lewis than aRreed on
cN.B--The agreement for tSS tive = SSe1vSion.
NttpS M4y has been signed By the oaptaiaiS eisri0
Ay Aney WI come on on the 3lSt Of July and III or
iyl-lt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

DEAR CRRRRIRs.-Ia frand9viEe Hupdrad
yesterday, boy went ~ a cherry tree belOnQtnS
70 Mr.. HaRby, The latter attamptad TO pull him
down. A scufae ensued when Mr.. Handy had tWo
OF his ribs bsbrOksn. The boy escaped the police Of
heer who made an effort 70 arrest him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02
WILMINGTON DEL. WEDNESDAY,. JULY D Is73 pp
GsnsvaI 5all DolIvery.
ASOAkA oR JoAN cARPgNTER, AID TRRHE OTRKu
rRrsoHhAS EAoN TEH DOWN JAZZ.
N0HINeDVHWUuVu 70 inc UABett0
DovRL, DEE JuLY 2 1879

- VT NepVHWUuVu 70 inc UhBett0
DovEEg DEL JULY 2, 1874
we had an unexpected Jail delivery in our town
!ast night, and sour prisoners, by q few Sly and
from the county jail One OF tie priSonsrS - ~
yonn carpenter, who was sentsaced 70 be hung on
6rlnAR last, tor burglary and attempted outr.gs.
GOV. PONDER, hoEevsr, gave John a six month";
iease OF lie, which he doubtless determined to ox.
S0na " ~ indefinite length, BY escaping from his
; 4usLsss Ihree other priSonen confined for
minor offences accompanied him. Their nodus
lney nrst tore their blankets into striDs. and
manufactured pretty substantiAl rops. By some
Sna %eans tney cuccseded In cutting one Of the
DaEs rom the back window OF the jail ana s0usez-
ing themselves through the aportaro tbua rsSe.
tSN. .1Mereo themselves to the grOund by means Ot
tnelr mProvtsed rope. Their escape was NOT dis
covered until morning, but Sheflh WlIliamson a
hunting sharply for them. n II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02
3G1hes.
NoT'cE.
'ohN NseRASN. In Chanosry.
PRRER hssRANE. cSSss Sd' os SS91isiS: SSTiItS: -

~ PuIsuance Of an order Of the Chsuesllor in
n Is9e seSVs saase. made At TIRE Re6ruary Tern a
te.S, All PERSONS having any lien or ii.1. 80 O.
lpG tns interest or estate Of John NSars1n ~.
x.hutm medstts rick Peter MctiFann, Patrick u
Asi pn ~ An9 ,EllHaoeth Men Ahon. his wife WiIIisn
az i.. Sd Mc0rnan. sami G. As6rann, jane 0s
~. ai ene 6sgan. Edward Gegan. homaS GersS-
LnS, kliphGlet Rollins, NsFEafSt Nsa1,s,Hn AoI a
r. ~. ,asmeriy Ann Me0Fann. or either OF then
49, - 80 premises to which said cause re-
~ ~ ne nature and amount Of the pSme. n tha
o. me Register in ChalcsFy, for New Uastis
S0uSSsy' Yen days before the first Mondav in San
in a D.. 1873. and 10 appear and pnovs "a
IT, hs.H of nene % the engulnG term OF he Can't
ths fsym A''lAS O' tae Co1rt on the third day Of
iyi-a63 ". q. WHITELRY,
Il - - Trustee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02
EXEOUTRlx SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON SATURDAY. JaIy Sth, Isza.
At 10 o'clock, A. m.

At the stable Of the late James CiVadsn. dsoasa5
on washington street. belleen 9eh and 10th StS .
q the following personal pFoprrty.
LIN One valuable FAMILY HORSE a
H& pleasant and fast driver, an OxeslIent
49, - s1dddle hOrss for either lady or gentle
man: CAhhIAGE5.-One light buggy wagon
snlItlp Itsp. OF excellent make, - good As new
One York wagon In COED order. One two seat Ger
mAntoI1 wagon In GoOd order. One carriage pole
HARNESS. One set of double harness silver
mounted, manuiaetnred by Lacy q PhiIips. has
been used but little. One set Of single karne esS.
4eaFU new. and o. the best quail ~ and workman.
.nlP. Two sets OF sInRlo harness In good Order,-
Two brides and saddlea, buffalo robes, blankets.
matters. buckets. forks. shoVels, 3e &c.
AItAA OLEADEN, Rlaeutrix.
OGLR & MrLLEa. AactionSers : js2s-v2tdts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-05

money with which 10 erect for their
own use and In their own names the
finest mills on the contlnopb aud how
such combination would tend 10 build
up for this section Of the State ilnan-
clal prosperity unprecedented and I'M
parallced anywhere In the South
We had hoped that the Grange move
mcnt would bring the planters togeIll-
or and that its objects would be shorn
Of all political colorlng and directed to
the achievement OF those wants, 30
pressing upon our entire people. The
Texas Pacific Railway Is now ready to
deliver frelphis ut Shreveport, where
the Red River steamers will connect
with II, thus giving to M n grand out
lot for hundreds of thousands of BUSH
els of our corn and wheat now mOul-
dellng In the barns and bins Of this
county. Erect -four mill that Will
consume one thousand bushels Of this
grain daily, and the relief that viii be
experienced by every farmer in Dallas
county will be no less remarkable
than agreeable to them. We invite
any one who may desire TO discuss
the importance Of this great question
further, to do so through our columns,
which we viii gladly place ut their
disposal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-05

ghea1ailgNetald
ID. sIcCALEB, Editor.
' ylrY FINANCES.

We will publish in Il few days, TIC
report Of the City Council, carefully
computed, in which correct idea OF
the financial condition OF the city will
DO gwen. The report has PROGRESSED
far enough already to justify us In say
Ing that Dallas il ahead OF any city OF
It's size In the South, so iar as It's health
fitness In financial matters is con-
corned. IL is known already that n
surplus of more than SD,00O Will re-
main In the Treasury, after paying all
the debts due and current expenses
When the report Is promulgated, we
trust that confidence will he restored,
and that our citizens will not allow the
city evidences Of Indebtedness TO bt
llawked about on the streets, seeking
purchasers at any price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-05
IMMIGRATION.

The great tide Of immigration which
viii sweep over this State ere long has
already set In. New faces are seen
every day along our streets, and every
train that arrives brings us fore
runners from other STATES, who have
come to see and report for those who
arc to follow. A great responsibility
rests upon our citizens relative to the
treatment these men should receive.
They represent an interest that we
need for the development and growth
ofour State. They represent men and
money. Every facility and advantage
should be afforded them to acquaint
themselves thoroughly and correctly
with all the different interests of Texas.
1t matters not whether Dallas, or Fort
Worth, or Wcatherford, or any partc-
ular town or section Of the State be Sc
lccted 81 these new corners as their fu-
ture place OF abode, so that we can hon
cstly induce them to come and settle
among us and aid in bringing to the
surface Tic latent wealth of this great
country. We, therefore, suggest that
maps, statistics, samples ofcorn, wheat,
cotton and other products, as well rs
specimens Of the different minerals
found inthe State, be collected together
and be placed in the Library Hall, and
that printed notices of these prcpara-
lions DO hung up in the cars, on the
stages and omnibuscs and In every
hotel in the city, in which the immi-
grant shall be directed to call there and
examine for himself such evidences of
our prosperity as may he necessary to
thoroughly inform him on any branch
of our industries he may wish to study.
We will have thousands of men in this
city within the next three months, and
now is the time for us to prepare for
their entertainment and enlighten-
ment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-05
a CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets IA prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of flour, grain
live stock md everything needed by
this rapidly Increasing population.
We are also doing II real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References. Swindells &
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas &
Baylor Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed & Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock 4 Row.
land, st. Louis; L. G. Jordan & Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet St, New Orleans.
Respectfully,
Ar. A. HIBBLER a. co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-05
MANUFAcTOnIEs WE MUST HAVE.

From all the reports aud accounts
we have been able TO gather from the
planting element of our country, we
do not hesitate to say that nothwith-
standing the unfayorable season, the
yield of our cereal crops is large one.
The interest OF this section, consisting
as It does largely in the production and
manufacture of corn and wheat, has
assumed that position In the dispropor-
ton existing in our facilities for grind
Ing to the great advantages for raising,
that must ut an early day attract the
eye Of capital and result in great good
to the country. We have demand
here now such as never existed in any
country without being supplied, nor
viii 1t long remain in The passive state
inwhich it isnow resting. Supply IN
variahly regulates the different de.
mands Of country, and must adjust
the one which ~ now pressing 50
heavily upon our people. All the min
stones IN our county can not grind one
fourth of the grain annually produced
In 1t, and as our Reputation Is being
constantly Increased by immi4atIon.
large portion Of whom immediately
become produceisy the demand TO,
greater milling facilities is also created
and must be suppliedi1 order'tha, the
greatest want Of the country may be
met Nearly all the capital in the city
Is being absorbed in those enterprises
eminently essential to It's growth and
prosperity. Magnificent buildings nre
taking the places of the rude sbanties
In which business has heretofore been
carried on. 1t requires great deal Of
money to erect these grand structures
and 70 beautify their surroundings IN
Tue manner our merchants and
land-owners contemplate, and for
these REASONS we find that the
great interest Of the country is suffer.
ing for more capital and enterurisino
capitalists who are willing to A,rp,sl,
the means for manufacturing the mar'
niicent crops ofthis country. Forcis,
men and money will elonl,ti..- -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-05

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way: a, r. HOWELL q ~, " uun ~ ~
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orleans. n, MclNrnt. h9u,,1 '..,n ~ III
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Pine street Cincinnati ~ h' l""''"
l0S Vine street, ,,
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26

DANBURY WITTICIsMs.-At the fire
on Sunday morning a Danbury man in
the excitement of the hour, shouted
" Keno instead of Fire." and his wife
wants to know where he was the night
before.
To man who applied to Col. Berry
for victuals, the Colonel said, Haven
you got any money NO." said the
man. Advertise then, said the Col
+" that is the way p. 7. Barnum made
his money"
Another and very sure indication of
the departure of city boarders, is the re-
appearance of the family cat at the
house, with a coat that looks as if it had
been used to hold down buzz saw, but
with hopeful expression in her eye.
A bird flew into the window of a
house on Spring street on Saturday, and
SO frightened lady that she swooned
away and was quite i'll through the night
In the morning she was strengthened by
the broth of one wing of the harbingel
of death, which her practical husband
had prepared for her.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26

RIDICULOUS MUs.-A Keokuk lady
while engaged in the pursuit of her do
nestle duties, encountered mouse in
the -four barrel. Now, most ladies under
similar circumstances would have ut
tered few feminine shrieks and then
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Vermont. In the matter of ORA BAL
LEY. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt and all whom
L may concern:
INHIS is to give notice that the second and third
general meetings Of the creditors of said Bank
rupt nave been ordered by said Court to be held
the Office Of Field & Tyler in Brattieboro in said
District, the THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.
1913, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, before A. Underwood one
OF the Registers IN bankruptcy Of said court for the
purposes named in the 9th and 18th sections of the
Bankrupt Act approved March 2 1851; and that i
have tiled my final account assignee Of the estate
Of said Bankrupt, IN said court, and that at said
time and place above named, shall apply to said
Court for the settlement Of my said account. and for
estate IL accordance with the provisions Of the 18Th
section Of said act Of March . 1851 Dated al Brat
tleboro, IN said district. Sept, 5. 1913.
. 50 J. NJ TYLER. Assignee
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26

Nor ABOVE THE Snow LINE A
newly married man took his bride on a
tour to Switzerland for the honeymoon,
and when there induced her to attempt
with him the ascent of one of the high
est peaks. The lady who at home had
never assembled higher than a church,
was much alarmed, and had to be car
ried by the guides with her eyes blind
folded, so as not to witness the horrors
of the passage. The bridegroom walked
close to her expostulating with her as
to her fear. He spoke in honeymoon
whispers but the refraction of the air
was such that every word was audible.
=" You told me, Lenora, that you always
felt happy, no matter VIII ere you were,
so long as you were in my company.
Then why are you not happy now ?"
Yes, Charles, | did," replied she
sobbing Historically, {" but never meant
above the snow line"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26
Estate OF Barnnba. Clark, Jr,

STATE OF VERMONT | The Probate Court in
DIST or WESTMINSTER IS. and for said District
70 all persons interested in the estate of BARNA
BIAS CLARK. Jr., late of Westminster in said dis
trict deceased. GREETING:
You are hereby notified that L. Kirke Harlow
"A n administrator de bonts of said estate has
filed his petition in court here setting forth that
there is rea estate of said deceased being portion
of the reyersion of dover, situated in Westminster
that most of the heirs of said deceased reside with
out this State and that it will be beneficial to the
heirs and all persons interested in said estate to sell
the same and distribute the proceeds to the heirs
and has prayed for license to sell the same at public
or private sale; and he brings into court the con-
sent aud approval OF such sale of the heirs residing
In this State and that court will decide upon said
application at the session thereof TO be held at the
Probate Office in Townshend in said district on the
first Wednesday of October, 1873 at which time and
place you can be heard in the premises.
Sept 10, 1879. 37.S9
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26

sought safety in the garrett But this
one possesses more than the ordinary de-
gree of female courage. She summoned
the hired man and told him to get the
shot gun, call the bull dog, and station
himself at convenient distance. Then
she climbed half way up the stairs and
commenced to punch the flour barrel
vigorously with pole. Presently the
mouse made its appearance and started
across the floor. The bull dog at once
went in pursuit. The man fired and
the dog dropped dead. The lady tainted
and fell down stairs, and the hired man,
thinking that she was killed, and fear
ing that he would be arrested for muir
der, lit out. and has not been seen since.
The mouse escaped.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26
Gunrdinn,s Nnrioe.

STATE OF VERMONT, In the Probate
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. Court in and for said
District. To all whom it may concern:
NyOU are hereby notified that George Adams Guar
dian of Flora f.. ALVIN A. and George A. Good
ell minor heirs Of GEORGE A. G00DELL, late OF
Westminster in said district has filed his petition in
Court representing that his wards are interested in
the homestead of said deceased; and that it will be
conducive TO the interest of his said wards to sell
same aud has prayed for license TO sell said interest
in said homestead. at public auction at private
sale; and said court will decide upon said appIica-
Probate office in Townshend in said district on the
FIRST SATURDAY OF OCTOBER, 1873 when and
where you may be heard in the premises if you shall
see cause. G. b. EDDY, Register.
September IS. 1878. $50