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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12
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&or1, ben 10. Rdr; 1878.
ST. PAUL, MINI.

Wm Z. tieies fanbeu f& iebr siele
aldubiee @brifen 3u elmer international
len Deputation i'm Saale res @on1fo>
siuu,s Elm. Nmerita, Guelanb, Tronf>
reid, Seferreid, Deutldlono, Stalien
uni Gpanien paren babel Sertreten.
Die eihineuirtsaen unp b5dfen SAINT
aieu rieier 2dnoer er1dienen. I'm III
ubx erl1ien Der 81. gater n8esleituns
son rmeDreren 8arrtndlen uno boten
palaten. Die Deputation befano
aus etra $50 Gremoen unb $50 &S>
,ne,n, unter ZEN lebtern befanoen t&
bic erfen Tamilisn ter rsmiiden artz
Aotratie. Der junae Tiirt Nlfreb 2ie@s
tenf1ein aus Seterreid Serlas bic
:McreNe, bic etna Dem Gimme na@ 10
lautete: Die ulurpatoren pcrI9erten
bod unb tbcuer, raj fie he 9eiitise
Maht pes Yapfes l9lBen rperoen, in
osm fe bic STRIDE ;u rertbetoiseu Yerz
Ipra&en. Durd bieie eleisnsrii&en
Morte liseen fd jerod nur t%iejenisen
tduldsu, bic aetdulat trsrren molten.
@ir babsn ober nieu,als aufeebSrt u,>
1r,n 3ceieruneen flar ;u MAIDEN, tab
bas einiae Stalien nidts noble, als fd
ben Yapf 3u unterwerfen. uno pab
turd rieles Bcreeben fir Aue, bic beute
Gle @emalt beiBen, bic b6@fe @efabr
erpa6le. Dob tas @oreebcn 9esen
bic reliei5Ien Srccn, bic bic ein3ise
THansl6ule Der 6eiligen 1tne, 1T tpebl
cas- lafrileef9e Derf BON beute, anee::
fdu.t pom Eeufel lelbit, neil IT in :ete>
fen irommen Snfituten einen md4ti9en
@aa eeeen bic pforten Der 6SQe ftebt,
Die uiurpatoren wdniden etne 0eri5bs
runs nit Dem Sberbaupte Der fatbolt>
ihen Stride, penn fe aud aur cine
fdeinbare pare @ptt unp 8elial f5n>
men ft9 aber ME uno nimmer mebr aus
iSbnen. Dies beftdtiet unS Define ipeii
bauenoe Stimu,e. bsiliaer @ater. Du,
Ter Du Der Na6folser bes III. Yetrue
biit, wirft Define Stancbahisteit aeaen
Define Getnee bepabren> unb mir, Sci
ne S6bne, er95Ben uns an ibr. Nad
menldlt9sr 8ersdnun9 uno Mn1daus
una 1inb mir eem Gnpe pieies &fes
aeaen cie Stride nabe; benn @ottee
8armbsrsisfeit 1T aQercinss unenrli@
aber ebenlo 1T feline 0ere@ti9feit I'M,
enoli9, uno bic Strofe fit bic S@nl.
bioen fam ni9t ausbleiben ; IS pirt
Der 0erratb Ter Mitidulptsen fetn
Den 3eiten, benen mir entsesen seben
tliden pir mutbpuu in's aneeft9t
eenn mir f1np unie:es Stesee aemib,
So iebr bid, beiliser 8atsr, bic 3seie'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12

stt1"tt WV lutlVS0 USItuIu1ts OuB ltOt
Giienbabn Mnldldie an 1cl@e Bab>
men ma&t, mel@e Die ibrieen freusen
ODER f& an ttslelben anf9lieben, 70
;ruar, oab fe ale 8assons uno 3iee
ju n,dsieen Yreilen iiber ibre relp.B ab<
men III befaroern serpfidtet fnb. 3u
slet&er 3eit iolIen MYntcipalitdten erz
md@tist fem, @srbtneunsen 3u eieltm
3wed fdr ben 5fentltden @ebrau&
beraufeaen.
8efdloftn. ba6 mir ben Be1aldGtn
Der @eneralaGemblp ber3li@ beipRi&<
ten, tur1 mel@e Die Monoppliten ee>
apuneer tperbe, follen, tbren pFi9ter
ais neutrality-suspicious. nadsu<
tommen> unb ba6 mir auberoem elau<
ben, bic Observation-Disclosures ioqten
eespuneen tperben, ale Gra&t unopai>
iasiere III bef5rbern, oeren 8efSroeruus
In iolaen @eeeaoen> bur9 psI9e fe
loufen, serlanst mtro, uno bab tbnen
ni@t se1attet fem lo0te, ibrea 8erfebr
III beldrdnfen uno be1en natitrlt4es
Ba@stbam su serf5ren.
Beldloltn, eae BE Contribution unb
bic @elese bes Staates SQinots flr
Die @%orpcrattonen eben 10 btnpenb fnb,
als fir bic BIrser oes Staates> anb
oa6 ter @taat ~ LANCE BON allen elet>
den @etor1am foroera muB, pb oie@e<
lebe nur, BON ben betrefenoen Yarteien
fir conaitutioneu 9ebalten ,uerben eber
ni9t bic pteielben entweOer aufseboben
ODER fir unconstitutional erfldrt wuroen
fno.
Bei9lofen, eae MIR allen benen noQ<
fdnoie beipft&ten. pel@e bic eeieblt&
beRtmmten Gabrpreife auf ben @ilenz
babnen anbieten uno li@ pei9ern, mebr
III 3ablen, uno pos es pRidt Der 2e<
eislatur 1T, @eiebe au erlahen, our&
welde btejenisen eel9iBt ,rerpen, sesen
pelde G%iienbabnen eeflast baben, neil
lie niAt rnebr als ben 9eleBlt9en Gabr<
preis 3ablen wouteu.
Bel1lo0sn, baB @eldenfe nonGifenz
babnpd0en an uniere 2estslaturmitSltez
rer, in peldem Stnne ie aud INNER
ansenommen rpereeu nSsen> eiren oez
moraliiirenoen ginfub ausdben, baB
mir paber Don unlerer jeBt in SiBuas
beftnoltden 2e9tslatur eruarten, baB
fe allies perl5nli@e ~pecuntdre Snterefe
au6er Adt la6enb, Elm @eieb palItren
Miro peldes es fir Elm @erseben er<
tldrt baB Elm Seuator, 3eprdientant
ODER ireeno Elm onperer Staats> ODER
@ountpbeamter Elm GabrttQet gun, &C.
1aent annimmt.
8el9lpGeu, pae mir au @unfen et<
net loforttaen Nufbebuns aQer S@uB<
a5Qe auf Giien, Stabl uno 8aubulI
%iberbaupt auf ALE Materialien ftnr,
pslde CUR 6erteauns BON S@fenen<
rpesen, Gilenbabnmaseu. Dampf< uno
Seseidifen, lonowirtbl&aftliden @e<
rdtben u. {. ~. oerrpanrt tperpea> uno
oab mir in ben Gonsree orinsen, iol&e
S6ritte III tbun, pelde Die biaiae Grs
bauune BON Gtienbubnen uno S4tfen
unp fomit aud BON biuisen Gra&ten
erm5sli6en. Bir laoen aud Die @t<
Observation-Disclosures Elm, NIT uns 9ez
meinlam CUR Grrei@uns bieies 3wedes
binsuwirfen.
Bet etnmitbtsem 3uiammenwirfen
a0er in cieier Wnseleeenbett Sntereitr<
ten fam Der Grfols int @roeen ni9t
auebleiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12

feline @edte 8elteno 3u MAIDEN. als
ober in Golae Der iueenanntes @eptem>
ber> Repolution BON Sabre 1868 SIas
bella II. bae Qanb nerliee, uno jenee
bera&tiote Snterresnum etues prim
uno Comforter be9ann, ba 9laubte el
ni&t LANCER s5sern ~ IplIen, uno trai
feline @orberettuns gum Sampfe. Don
Carlos aebt seeenpdrtis I'M &c. &C.
bensiabre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12
Oas neue @enf1pms:6 eiet.

Das III Der ieBten SiBuns bes Gon>
sreGes palfirte neue penTunsz@ sisb
rirfte fir u,an@e 2eler BON SntersGe
fem
.NQe Yerionen, bic EN- ein .pberbalb
pes &niees serlpren baten uno tein
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12
1Oer DIE QrQmif

bes 1s&sten Sabrsan9s nod ~ erbal>
ten wani1t m6se obne ueitere ger35>
seruns Den 9etrus fir penielben ents
speoer an ben Nsenten ieinss Bobn<
ortes ODER brett an urs ein1enben.
Da eie erfe 6dlfte bss Sabrsanss
BALD III Gnoe eebt, 70 rdumen mir nit
benz nod sorbanbenen Yrdmien<B ur>
xatb nunuebr auf.
@ie Ger 2eier ouf bieier Sette iebt
Iisfert Der ,@anperer" ibnt ,pieper etne
birecte
Gorrfponofn3 aus Rom
brren @erfu0er aus ben beften Suelea
i9Spft uno pater i'm Stanbe it, iber
Die 0orsdnse in Der 5auptfapt Der
%Gbrifenbeit Die 3uoerld!fsften 8eri@te
gu ertatten.
sSitr Mbpmnente1 ,1atb europa
sersel1e man tieGorausbe;abluns ni@t.
Sepeu, miro bic Staatss8 .pl9lre 3uz
Aeidift:
Mimneiota,
feine SnlfsqucIc en- II. @ab8tbum,
gursise uub gOriteile ais eiHe
@fimatb fir @tnmanberer.
Miteiner 8arte.
8riefe unp @elcer fnb ;u abreliren:
w r,
Il. q. d,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14
Revenue Decisions.

In response to an inquiry whether
the person who sells brandy peaches
brandy cherries, etc, isliable to special
tax rs liquor dealer, the Commissioned
of Internal Revenue replies that unless
said articles are dond fde, sold rs such,
and contain only the necessary guam.
tity of brandy to preserve the fruit, the
dealer must nay II special tax for sell
ing brandy.
Several inquiries have been made to
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
from Collectors and others, asking what
course to take provided persons owing
taxes To the Government are unable IA
make payments. The Commissioners
replies the law allows pay pnepir To be
maur only Ia legal ten . : or United
States currency, and 81 cctOrs who
receive payments in any'othcr way do
so at their own risk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14

A LADY in Dallas had one pound of
sugar, half sack table salt, quarter
pound of butter, two clothes irons, II
broom, two plates and pair of tongs
borrowed from her by a ncighbor on
Friday last. On Saturday this neigh
boris small boy sold the tongs to the
junk shop man, broke both Of the
plates, played the last act ON The salt,
the sugar, and the butter aud then
rode the broom handle over (the other
part having been broken Off to say
that his "mammy" told him to tell
Mrs. -, that his pap only got dol
lar day and couldn't she wait"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14

MEMPHIS, October l9.--r. :. lukcs,
Grand Chancellor Of the knights
OF Phythias of Tennessee, Is
down wlth the fever, and the dutcs
of hls Office have dcvolvcd upon NJ. IL,
Merslon. This order has eleven
patients and there il no money IN thoil
lronsury, demands upon them for aid
TO the suffering brotherhood having
exhausted their relief fund and con-
lrihutlons. Three physicians from
Chicago, and one from New York
arrived here yesterday, and offered
their services which We're accepted
and they went 10 work.
James w. loomy a visiting menu
bcr Of the independent Order Odd
Fellows died yesterday.
General decentralization exists
throughout the entire city. The City
railroad has been compelled TO reduce
the number of trips 0ne-fOurih, aud
the number Of ears running does not
yield the expenses of the drivers.
NJ, H. Sanders, city editor of the
Avalanche, is rapidly recovering.
The mortuary report for the twenty
four hours ending Saturday evening,
show forty-scven deaths from yellow
fever and ten from other diseases.
WASHINGTON, ID G., October 49,.
Andy Johnson is here looking after u
$4,000 deposit in the First National
bank Of this city.
LONDON, October l3.-A dispatch
from Berlin announces several fail
urpS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14


T'RUSTEES SALE.-Thc state IT Texas,
1 County of Dallas Under and by virtue
Of q criti in deed of trust made, executed
and delivered to Inc rs trustee by j. T. Bruce
aud phifcr. on the 18th dry OF April. \, Il.
1873, will proceed 10 sell 70 tho aighcs( lid
der Tor cas,i IN coin, upon The lo; upon which
aaio house issltuated, on the Eth day ofOcto-
b'r, a. y. 1873. the following described prop
crty, Viz.
The house and imprOvem"n ts situated upon
u certain piece of ground IN the City Gf nailas
in said county npA Sigtf, ahOpt ffiY yards
eHnihWest hom the office OF tile DALLAS City
Hallt0od.' said land being the Sane leagad hy
said Bruce and Phifer from ". II, GAs,dii,
aud the said house and improvements being
the same recently soculiud lY said Aruce
aud Phife, ps y leu lip alley and bar room.
.he said Iced 9, trust having been made 10
secure ltensiey Ego. q 20, In the payment
NJ certain open account due them by said
Bruce aud Phifer ~ aforesaid. | shall pro-
coed 10 sell the said property. as aforesaid,
on the 18th day If October l353, upon the
premises, within the hours prescribed by
law. TRAVIS HENSLEI,
2W-dJt Trustee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14
The Bridge Election.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dallas Bridge company
held at their Office on the 18th instant,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Directors--J. w. Crowdus, A. c.
Camp G. Nj. Swink, John IL. Bryan,
John NJ. Stemmons, Mich Gray, ia
cob Wagner.
The newly elected Directors then
elected the following officers of the
Board: J. w. Crowdus, President /;
John III. Bryan, Treasurer; q. NJ.
Swink, Secretary and General Super
intendent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14
CONNECTIONS.

Close connections are made VI inlcrna-
tionai junction with international rond. and
~ Minneola with Houston md Great North.
ern road for Houston, Galveston, Tyler aud
MI other pOlnts South; nj Texas Central cross
INK with Houston and Texas Central road iui
Shernnn, Denison, and all points ON the
Missouri, Kansas and Tcxns road and the
North. also points South; ut Jefferson with
stages for Clarksville, Paris BOnham, and Ia
terminus Of Cairo and Fulton road. Stages
Of III Pnso Stage Company leave Shreveport
fer Monroe and East upon arrival &C Mail
and Express trains. 50
Mall and Exlsfss teams, both ways, dine al
IntefnGitpnRlil nciiou. 'N
JOHN +. DICKSON,
General Superintendent.
W. II. NEWMAN,
Genefal Passenger Agent, .s2l.SNtF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14

TUE widow Of CHARLES Washington,
of Washington county, Ark, has raised
silk OIL his estate for the last twenty
years. Hhp feeds the si!twqrm on the
leaves Of the mulberry, and states that
she has never known any disease
among her worms. She spins the silk
upon II common wheel, such as is used
by families for spinning flax, and for a
quarter of a century has manufactured
all the sewing silk and floss nrpdei IN
hen own family, beside more or less for
sale to her neighbofs and to stores III
the village,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14

U'RUSrEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed
i of trust, executed by Jenkins & Nor
gan, dated September -, ls73, will nxpngc
10 sale, on tile premises Ut .he Eln street
House, IN hlml stlcdt, IN tire clty of Dallas,
OH Monday the ith dily of November next,
ut 10 o'clock am, the furniture, har room 1x
lures, and all personal property IA said house
0Omprehcndcd in sald deed "f trust, consists
ing of bela and bedding, thhles aud tabi0
ware, stoves, and kitchen utensils, CITE.
u. u, tORLEN,
Trustee for MorSly & COughey.
Ina G.. MITCHELL, Attorney. s2l0d3w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
To the Ladies!
MRS. M. ]. JOHNSON

MRS. vi. j. JOHNSON
Has removed from ths Crutchheid
House to her new oommodlous and
elegant establishment, next to Goslin
& Co, 5, OH Main street whore she
has opened fine line OF Millinery
and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, and
where she will be happy to see her
old friends and customers. glOdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14
Result of the Primary Election.

OFFICE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM,
DALLAS, Texas, october 10, 1873. j
The gentlemen named below, re-
cciNing the highest number of vote,
for the respective offices, are hereby
declared the nominees of the Demo
Garlic party for the ensuing election.
Sheriff. james T.. Rarklcy, 500; W.
NJ Moon, 81; w. II. Prather, AZ; i. =
Taylor, i3S Il. ID. Rawlins, 2ji.
District Clcrk--A. Hurwood, 1856; u.
+. Cooinbcs, 7222; G, II. jenkins, 40S.
County Treasurer M. V. Cole,
1855; Henry Boil, 1888.
County Surveyor.-R. MCook, 1913
j. j. McAllistcr s6I.
JUSTICES or THE pFACE.
Precinct No. ii. ID. Kcrioot, 3i2 =;
II. Il. Burke, 2CS; w. II. Lcmmons,
2GS,
Precinct No. w. a. George, ls4 !;
James Stewart, 60; VIM. Sprowls, III;
II, n. Daniel, ~.
Precinct No 3-Chares Barker, SO :;
George w. Neeley, "a; J. p. Good
night, so.
Precinct No. Nv. Halscn, 81; n.
l.. Frank, 2l9; w. W. BaIdridge,
ll9; n. ii. Caldwell, AZ.
Precinct No. ST. d. Coats, 80; NJ.
NJ. Thompson, rs; w. b. Payne, 20;
J. p. Potter, 70; A. G. Taught, Is;
N. \. Keen, l4G.
therefore declare that James Il.
Barhley, for Sheriff; a. HAYWOOD, for
District Clerk NJ. V. Cole, for irreas-
Wer Il. NJ. Cook, Surveyor; J. d. Kcr-
foot, Precinct No. |; W. A. George,
Precinct No .; Charles Barker, Pre-
cinct No. 3; T. l.. Frank, Precint No.
4; Il. ID. Goats, 5; are the regular noIni-
neeS of the Democratic party, made ut
the primary election held on Saturday,
October II, 1878.
w. II. HORD.
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
mittce, Dallas county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14
DECHAUMES & DUNN
tIRusrEEs SALE OE REAL EsrArE.-

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
1 The State of Texas, county Of Dallas
Under and by virtue ola deed of trust 10 me
made, exceeded ard delivered on the 10th
day OF May, AID. 1873 by G. W. Wynn, to se-
cure Hensley Brother Il co. in the payment
of one certain promissory note, dated aud
made by said &, W Wynn on the goth day OF
May aforesaid, and which note was due in
four months from date, for 500 IA, gold, with
~ per cent per month Interest from date,
and Is still due and unpaid, shall proceed
10 sell to the highest bidder, for cash gold In
hand, to satisfy the said deed OF plist, Wlih
all lnlorrst and expehSdS. the following de-
scribetl property, viz; That certain plccO ar
parcel Of land lying, being and situated IN
Tho CITY of Dallas, known on the map OF said
city rs lot No. 3 In Hook No. ~, with nll the
improvements, uppurten0noeS and herldita-
fnents thercuntO belonging or IN amy way
appertain!ng, being the same premises To-
Gently occupied by said G.. w. wynn as a
residence. Said sale To take place In front of
the courthouse door In the city of Dallas, ON
saturday, the 18th day Of October, ls73 he
tween the hours Of 10 am. aud ! pm.
2lldlt w. @. SrEt;llETr, Trustee.
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GROCERIES. t
Darlington,
Marsalis 4 Go
WHOLESALE
G. Y O @ G T. -
AND
Commission, Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this occasion 60 thank our
friends for past favors. aud respect.
niiiy call their attention 20 eur Inn.
mrnse stock, which we are lust recciy-
ink direct from the principal manu-.
fhcsurers Of the North and West, pur.
ehashsng direct from nrst hands for
cash an the spot, nnd availing our
selves Of every advantage by shipping
Ia ear Ioads under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident In our ability "a oncr 10 on
friends ana 10 the public generally ur
Immense stock az better rates an b.
more uniformly low figures than hn
ever before been offered la the tnserio r
OF Texas.
N u basis Wnd Foundation OF our
business. we guarantee every article 10
be as represented. or money refunded
NJ our expense OF transportation.
Our success In business depends en-.
urciy upon establishing u Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas. and we only
ask inir and impartial trial, ana n
close comparison of uniform prices
with those Of shreveport. Galveston,
and New orleans with heights added,
and we chcertNiiy abide by the deci.
sion Of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs Il co.
Gndtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14

AN important change In the wearing
apparel of the King of Dahomey is re-
ported. Seated on his throne, he re-
ceived scientInc commission, not
long ago, his body profuscly decorated
with the blue. green and gold labels
which had been carefully Deeled lrcgi
thG M1i;sina polilra brought by 'EhfB'
tnhhs Tito his Cisirhinioha.S In such d
picturesque garb the African prince
must have equalled even the glittering
costume Of the Shah,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14

LAMBS just returned from Europe
wear the hair very plain and low ON
the neck, which Is said to he the latest
style abroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13
ROvex.'s HOOf Liniment.

After Wyesn practical experience with horses.
in staRlnR & aiming. Ac-, have learned that more
horses have been crippled by inattenton 10 the
feet than ali other diseases combined. Alter many
experiments have found The true remedy 20 PRR-
VENF the disease OF the hOof restore II amer neg
hFenca. TO what nature intended IL should De-fhe
great support oE The noble animal IL the hOOf IS in
hAmed ahd diseased. the animal is comparatively
worthless; his L niment will surely prspeHt this
WORT Of all disssSes Contraction. CorDs. Quarter
Cracks. Contraction Of the Back SineW. Reneraliy
called Knee-spTung, &e.) and restore those ID AT
have been eripBlea BY the want Of such . remedy.
0A-TTy it. and II viii never fail if properly APP
piled, via:
Battle the horses foot once a week. or oltener II
necessary. At thohse and frog and around the hOOt
close 70 the hair. NJ. G. BOYER,
NOFYlstOWn. Pa.
Ma. n. c. EOYKR-DeIr Sir. This is 70 certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable for
three months past, more than one huudFed h0T-
sos, and hnd Il the best preparation have ever
used Oa horses. II is far better than you recon-
mend it. Send me i've cases at once. by express.
Z. o, ID. HARRY HAMlLIUN.
No. I32 West 3ist street. New York cily.
x. BRINGHUhSr 4 CO.. Druggists. corner 9th
and Market streets Wilmington. having been APP
pointed agents for this valuable and popular HO0f
Lniment, aFs fully prepared 70 supply IL wholesale
and retail ~ the manufacturers prices.
sep ie-dkaWAW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13

Jr, o. y. A. NJ; also, Incorporating Che Red
Mems Hell Co, OF Wilmington; also, Incorporating
the WoTkingmsn's Building and Loan Association;
also,ameEding the charter Of Wilmington (relating
to opening and wi iening streetss also, inccrpora
ting the Wilmington Female College; also, for the
benefit Of the Water Works Of Wilmington (omit-
ting the borrowing OF money! also, changing the
name Of city, 10 street whore u oocuEs in connec-
hon with the Commissioner Of streets Of Viii
minRton; also, authorizing regtstEy bureau and
TO facilitate the assessment OF property in the city
OF WILMINGTON; also, providing tor borrowing
sum OF money to build q new reservoir IN Will
mington and for other purpose, also, amending
section %, of chapter 376, volume l3, Delaware
Laws, (allowing commissioners 10 assess damages
on property in Wilmington t. bo selected wholly
from the city.
A petition was read and referred, asking that
railway trains when it is necessary fer them tO
cros7 other railroads be required to stop before
proceeding across.
A large number Of corporation acts, etc, were
read second tune by special order.
the bill divorcing Irene Fulmel from her hus
band, John Fulmel, was read thmd time and
| lost
Bills passed erecting an additional school dis
trlet in Sussex county; preventing live stock run
nidg ut large in school district, No. s., New Cac
tie county.
AT 6l0 the House adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13
LOCAL ImreLLlcEMcE.

City Council meets this evening.
"oliver Optic" at the Grand Opera House, to-
night,
Star and Young Mems Loan Associations meet
tonight
"AIacbcth," tomorrow night, at the Grand op-
era House.
A responsible party adveItisrs for a partner
with 81 600.
The Reliance steamer has arrived, and waI
housed this morning.
The slcighing is good, and a large number
of sleighs are out to day.
The Union Sunday School concert takes place
at the Church, this evening.
The snow has come; lool, out for more shedding
accidents the next few days.
Our German friends will enjoy masquerade at
the Schuetzen Park, tonight.
Stop in at No. ia Market street, aud sec the
new Centripetal Motive Power.
1t hailed right lively, last night, making il dc
cidedy unpleasant Tor those who were compelled
10 face the storm.
The Coroncr's jury had TO give it up. They
don't know who killed Ernest Valdow, OF whcLh-
or he killed himself
A stated meeting of the Historical Society of
Delaware will be held this Thursday evening, at
az O'Clock. Members are particularly requested
10 attend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13

RATHER RoUGH-The daughter of an old farmer
over iu North Coventry township, Chester county
was accompanied home from the Lyceum the
other night 10y young man who was 'setting
up" with her. Leaving him at the barn putting
away his horse, while she scooied around the back
him for a corn thief called his two healthy dogs
and set In IN upon him. The young man took TO
his heels his coat tail osclliating about seventy
five oscilliates minute, while the dogs followed
uneomtorably close TO his rear, and the old man
little farther on behind with his faithful shot gun
The young man was greatly discouraged but he
won the race. When the farmer returned home
an explanation ensued and the young man re-
suned his visits. But 10 avoid similar mistakes
in the future he wears a calcne light ON his head