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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

The steamer Ironsldes fonndered OF, Grand
Hayen, Michigan. during severe storm yes
terday, and many of those on board perished.
The loss OF life is not knoWn, but fourteen
bodies have been Piokad- up. Six sch0OneTS
went ashore near Grand Haven during the
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

CORNER STONE LAYTNo.-The Corner Stone
Of the Wilmington Conference Academy, at Do
yer, Del, will bo laid on Wednesday the 18th
inst, at 21S P. n. Bishop Scott, Rev. Jacob Todd
and Nathaniel Smithers, Esq. have been invited
10 be present and deliver addresses. ss.,a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

POLICE APPoINTED. Mayor Slmms has ap-
Pointed Norris CaTbeTTy, tea dealer on East
Ninth street policeman for the Fourth District
Cies Edward Senlly, resigned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

The Bagroesia the Indian Territory, $4,000 in
aunber, WhO were formerly slaves Of The In lianF,
are eDdeaEoFing to oecuns Tenitofal OFganiza.
ton for thsif own profession. They VIII -fOJa
hold q convention "a tie Choctaw Nation 10 COM
Eider the subject
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

'TiS yean since last we met, ~ b., -.
ag And We may not meet again;
/ have sfruGgled TO FORGET, - u
lA But the struggle was in vain; ,e =
For her voice lives oAthe breeze. ,.fi..
And her spirit comes at will:
49, ~--- In the midnight on the seas
Her bright 0miles hadnts me sill. a. p
All hers was a heavenly smile which, once seen.
canneVeT be forgiven. She had heen using RaD-
pleye's Pure white Olive Soap. 90 thou and %
likewise. ALhMOND. Aren't sth and Market St.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

travelling agent for Green, Blackwell & Co, con-
feciions, New York, was arrested, yesterday, for
selling goods without license. He was tried be-
lore Esquire Publ, and held to ball. in the sum OF
5000, for Appearance at Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
Peach Shipments.
TJlal thus far

4 JIM NluS iIT
shipped, 2,2Cl " ,1305)O
The shipments TO Philadelphia hold out ex.
ceediDgly well, from the fact that nearly all the
peach lines 10 that city by water have bcen dis
continued. and most of the shipments are now
by rall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

CnKAr CoAI.-Stove at $3.50. Nut, So Is per
- ~ pounds for CASH only, at the wharf soutD
of Market street bridge. w NJ D. bNo"N'
July lst.-ah.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

The PROGRAMME.-Ihe PT0gvG9Rme will be is
sued again during the coming theatrical season
commencing with the first good entertainment.-
This will probably DO on the appearance OF ih
Davenport Troupe, about tho lst OF October.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

LARGEST Nur C,AL in the city. at MM; }.
BROWNS. south Of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
RONDs. STOCKS, GOLD. &c.

Government Securities Gold, State Bonds. hall-
road bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. Local Securities q specially. Being Ieprs-
sented in all the principal cities Oy EenADt1
IN this line with DrOmptness an despatch.
wanting 10 buy or sell invited 20 give Us eal
Quotations of the active Stocks at rev AOtA anu
PhiIadelphia received daily at our once.
sound Investment Securities negotiated and tor
ETsry kind OfIeritimAts Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

Edward +. Hutchinson, the alleged murderer of
Patrick Donnelly, at Hyde Park, near Boston, was
found at an enlistment sIlice in New York yester-
day and taken 20 Boston by the night train.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

CAMP MREHNe commencing on on Sunday
next. A four days campmeeting will he heid at
Rev. A. Sanderson, of this city. ,-- -#tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
LooAL MrwLLsosmOE.

Tho horticultural Exhibition commences to-
morrow.
The Germans made quite good parade, tbs
morning.
Mutual and BrandyWine Loan Associations
meet tonight.
Wonder how long this glOriOusly beautiful
weather is to last. t.a
A fine stock Of fail Hats at Quay's, 4)a King
street. Give him q call. .t. .sf
Quay has splendid line Of childrens, boys and
mems Hats. cheap at 4C2 King street
The loe season 10 on the wane. Winter will
soon supply the wants Of all In this respect.
The New York excursion comes off ON Thurs
day week. EKcursionist Wil be allowed between
eight and nIbe hours in the city. 4t.f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

OF Dividends. Notes. Interest. Dras &c. made with
despatch, and accounted for the day payment Is re-
eeived.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
CHECKb

On Banks in Philadelphia. New York Boston. bal,
Hmore- Delawaro PennsylVania and Washtagton
viii be credited on receipt from customers ~ pAr'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
HOTELS AND STABLES
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.

NEW CASTLE, DEL.
This large and BEAUTIFULLY situat-
LIMA ct house. has been put in the very
NE AwR2 best repair for the reception Of
- ~ visitors, who will find ct il all the
accommodations of a FIR I
CLASS HOTEL. Il commands fne view OF
the DaIaWaFe Bay aud is OF the most pleasa mt
and dsiEhtfnl places in the State for excursions
pic-n -nics TIE house Is kept in the best STYLE the
bar 6iIOd with choicest vines, liquors and malt
drinks and the table supplied with the substan-
tials and luxaries of the market. EXcursiOnists
cEu arriVs by boat or rail. Parties no wish to 60
6shinE or boa riding en- the noble Delaware. can
be accommOda ated with suitable hOats. The patron
age Of the public is respectfully solicited jy22-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
No. 6O2 mar keI street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. SUBJECT 20 eheek AT Hgh% .sao
as at = National Bank1 solicited irOm hTms eOi'o-
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

For interest made on deposits Of specific sums 10
hXed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

ARREST OF A NOTORIOUS CHARACI ER Pre-
GRRss OF THE NEw MILLS MORE HOUSES
WANTED OPP on A sPokTING TRIP.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18
The DAlIns Pauianlce.

Under the management Of its present
incumbent, the Dallas Postoficc has bo-
come in every department, one Of the best
conducted offices In the State, Postmaster
Jones brings to his duties judgment, nm
unremitting assiduity and patient coar'
tcsy which has won for him thousands Of
friends in our city, and the frsnkest and
fullest confidence from the general gov
eminent.
We would be glad II some steps would
DO taken by our oitiIeus to aid Mr.. Jones
in meeting the expense necessary in rc'
moving the postofiioe nearer to tho COM
mercial center Of tho city. Its present
location is too remote, aud the room too
small. The cost Of removal and rchabili'
tation could not be done for less than oRe
or two hundred dollars and the limited
compensation Of the office, will not Justify
Mr.. Jones in making the change, unles'
aided by our merchants generally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18
THEY ARE GrILrY OF FRAUD AND BRIBERY
INDIAN AGENT,

INDIAN AGENT.
The President has appointed Edward
Palmer Indian Agent from the Grand Riv.
or Agency, Dakota,
THE PRESIDENT ENTERTAINED.
"Tempcrance Blessing" an organ liza
ton of children, entertained the Pres
in the White House to-day, with recitS-
tons ind singing.
THE voMITo IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, May 1.-THE vomito is in
creasing In view of the exposed condi-
ton of passengers Of the steamers Juniata
and Yaroo, the consignees have asked per-
mission 70 transport them to New York
on the steamer leaving tomorrow.
ARRESTED.
Francis II. Mullen, nm lrisbman claim.
ing to be an employe of the New York
Custom House, and n newspaper cores
pond emit on returning from The insurrec-
iionary district to Manseollo, Monday,
was imprisoned, but was released yesler-
day.
GAS STRIKERS.
NEW York, May 1.-THE striking gas.
meu of Drook Ign are still upon the streets,
and are beginning to think the company
will not reiastale them on any terms.
An attempt was made to-day to place
the Atlantic National Bank in bank
ruptcy, but Judge Blatchford decided the
Bankruptcy Court had no jurisdiction.
SHOOTING ARRAY.
John McAlpine entered NJ. DIM gee
house, No. l65 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn,
carly this morning, and when discovered
by Miss Dnigee, fired two shots at her.
He then attem pied to escape but Mr.. Din
igee held him until the police arrived.
Two Others were found in the neighbor-
hood, and are supposed to be confederates,
who were arrested
BANK or ESGLAND FoRGER.
The examina ion of Geo. mcdonnell,
the alleged Bank of England forger, was
continued to day.
FUNERAL OF A MURDERER.
The funeral of Nixon, who was hanged
Friday, will lake place tomorrow. Large
numbers of curious people have visited
the house where the wake is holding.
RECEPTION or col. DE BLANC.
A Times special says the reception o.
New Orleans Of Colonel De Blanc and his
associates was perfect ovation, and tina
the people warted to take the horses iron
the coach in which he was riding, so AJAX
ious were they to do him honor
PROPOSED RECALL Of captains are
s.,.-s pettlons, according to the World
asking the Board of Trade of London tt
recall Consul General Archibald. The
reason assigned is that Archibald has
caused much Inconvenience, and some
times serious losses to shipowncrs, in con-
sequence of the difficulty experienced in
getting crews, he having revoked the Ii.
censes Of shipping agents, and opened a
special office himself for the shipping and
dscharging of English crews The prof.
its from this business are said to be SIS.
coo year.
ouR COMMISSIONERS.
VIENNA, May 1.-THE investigation isto
the charges against the suspended Ameri-
can Commissioners has been completed
and the details have been forwarded to
Washington.
$50 000 ron ROOF,
Inquiry shows that TIA Congressional
appropria ion is nearly exhausted anl
that thirty thousanj dollars were charged
as expcudcd On the roof Of the sewing
machius department, when the actual cos,
eheuli not have been mere than one teath
that sum.
Other reckless expenditures were
proven, also charges Of bribery
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18

KANSAS CRY, No, May II.
Cattls-Reeeipts go; shipments l59.
There has been full attendance of buyers
and considerable inquiry, but transactions
have been quite light, sellers holding for
IN improvement in the market. There
was fair supply of "frcsh" Texan steers
and two year old heifers the former grade
we quote at 81 60 to So 10; the latter at
Sc so to So per head. Sales: IA head
native steers, av 1892, at "a 80.
Hogs Market remains unchanged, the
advices from Chicago and st. Louis being
quite unfavorabl,. We quote the sxtrcm e
range 81 20 to 81 So.
j. l., MITCuENER s Son.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18

The Zeal Estate Building and sa7iugs
Association II Dallas solicits prsposiiious
f1r he sale Oft few No business lots
ta tho city. amply to
J, w. CBOwDER
". II. THOMAS,
], C. W00DSlDE,
olldlw Committee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18
Three Chr Loads Phases ana S-pnn,

.avssrs. Dorman, Holmes & Co. have
established u piano depot in this city, and
have receive ell their first shipment of a car
load pianos and organs. They have two
more car load, ON the way, in addition to
their stock at Shreveport and on the way
to that point, and will be kept regularly
supplied.
They have very large and extremely ia
vorable contracts with tne manufacturers,
and will guarantee to deliver pia nos and
organs at any point in Texas or Louisiana
on better terms than they can be obtained
from any other market.
Samples of their different styles and
makes will be opened for exhibition to.
morrow evening.
Parties 10 the city wishing to purch ase,
can have instruments placed in their
houses and test them thoroughly before
closing contract Sec their advertisement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18
L.. N. DAwsoN,l Proprietor,
Notice to builders.

NOuICC 10 uBUIIUCFN.
g EALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
- by the Undersigned until noon of Thursday
May %, for tue ereotic Of two stores, each so by
20 feet. Contractors to furnth all labor and ma.
terial except iron front.
Right Is reserved TO refuse any and all bids.
Plans and specifications TO be seen on and after
Monday, May 10, at Office Of
RYAN WENTWORTH, Architects,
s3dGt. s. n. cor, Courthouse Square
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18

Jones came down street with nose
on him ms big as handbook. Jones cot
II BY lying on it instead OF his back
Now none of Jones friends knew him.
He stepped in to get drink. :" AS usu.
ALL observed Jones, confdentially to the
bartender, "rll run my face" :" don't
see any face yon better say youI ru'
vour nose n "0h l--ab NOV J see WITTY
thew did'n all know no -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18

Mr.. swtSDsLLs, ono of the proprietors
OF this paper, and family, returned from
Il trip of several weeks, to the East, yes.
terday. lie returns with his health fully
rc-esiablished, and we don't believe there
is anybody moro gratifed of it than we
are.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-18

BY TELEGRAPH.
LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION IN NEW YORK
Con, Sickles Denounced
DAILY-DION BILLIARD MATCH
A Speck OF War In Arkansas
GOV. BAXTER INlRBNCHBD IN TnE CAPITOL
1t, Gov, Smith Aspires to Gubcrnato-
rial Honors.
TROUBLE IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY
The President Entertained In
the White House.
Rapid Increase Of the Vomito
in Havana.
Another Correspondent Arrested in
Cuba.
ovation at New Orleans to Col. DcBlanc
OUR COMMISSIONERS TO VIENNA
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20
q - =. : WI > = -
JOHN MI RRISI.


LAW OF ESTRAYs-Wc have fire.
quently been asked what the law was
in reference to strays. For the benefit
of all whom it may concern we publish
the following which is the law Of Wis
consin:
|. 1.-THE owner be known to the finder,
personal notice is sufficient. \
?. If not known, notice shall be filed
with the Town Clerk, and, if Of the
value of IS or less, the finder shall
post notices in two or more public places
in the town.
5. If more than IS value, the notice
shall be publised four weeks in some
newspaper in the county, but if the
newspaper be published in an adjoin-
ing county nearer the residence Of the
finder than any county paper, he may
publish notice in that.
i. If no paper is Published within
twenty miles, he shall post notices in
three Of the most public places in the
county.
A neglect Of such public publication
forfeits the right of his pay for his ser
vices and expenditures, besides making
him liable to the owner for double the
damage he may sustain by reason, Of
such a neglect.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20
and devoutness Of heart, in their own

and deyoutness Of heart, in their own
way.
With the largest spirit of liberation
and liberality toward men of all creeds,
races and conditions, the broad hearted
American citizens who revere the holy
traditions and free institutions OF their
fathers, and would transmit to future
generations the fullest measure Of free
dom compatible with public safety,
greet the incoming multitudes from
every country and cline, and bid them
hearty welcome, with the assurance
that they may, each and all, worship
God or the Devil, as they please, and
blow their horns, and rasp their fiddles,
and guzzle their barley water, and
dance jigs, and kick Up Hel's delight
in their beer gardens, dancing halls,
and homes, if they so prefer to pass
their days and nights, even if the
sound Of their revelry shall disturb the
frequenters of the sanctuary on the
Lord S day or evening but, although
they are not compelled to respect the
prevalent sentiment of these poor ma
tive religious fanatics who prefer to
worship God on the Sabbath, and enter
His earthly courts with praise, We do
most candidly, frankly and earnestly
protest against ENGRAVING upon our
beneicent institutions the obnoxious
features Of system that strikes down
the source of all government, whether
civil, moral or divine.
! It has been the established policy Of
every one of our State Governments,
and Of all enlio htened nations, to tos
ter those institutions which are auxilia
ry to, or have a tendency to promote
the moral welfare Of the people. To
this end, all public edifces, such as
churches, colleges, school-houses, court
houses, city and town halls, public
libraries, &c, have been exempt from
taxation for the support of civil gov
eminent; and, frequently, large appro-
priations are made, in this and other
countries, to promote these objects, and
To give them greater means for useful
ness. There has been no discrlmina-
ton in this State Or country in regard
TO sects or denomination.
Every citizen knows that the secur-
ity to life and property are increased by
the PRONUNCIATION Of religion and litera-
ture, and that the ripest education
based on the sounlest code Of morality,
and the highest philosophy Of the BIZ
bic, is productive of the best results.
Christianity amply justiies the policy
of disseminating these salutary intlu-
ences among the people, which tend to
deepen their respect for law and order
and good government.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20
Il. Il. Intelligence.


The Tomah Journal says that two
carloads of bolts, spikes and fsh-bars
were received at that station on Satur-
day, the Sth inst, and that the first in
stallment Of iron came in on Monday.
The editor was down on Tuesday and
witnessed the laying of the track. 1t
is to be one Of the best in the State
The hungry editor goes on to tell we
Rapids folks what is being done in the
culinary line, after this fashion
Remember what VIC told you week
or two ago ye citizens Of Grand Rapids
and go We without eating for two weeks
at least that ye may be able to do justice
to the ban1uets that will be set beiore
you on your first visitito Tomah. I'm
Gle Dodge's calf is already fatted, And
Tillmann's best butcher retained at ire
mendous expenses to slaughter the an
imal. Boyington has employed two
first class detectives to hunt up and
"coniscate" all the turkeys and geese
in the country for his big pie" and
Tillmauls steam power bologna san
sage machine is running night and day,
and manufacturing bologna by the cord
for YOUR entertainment, and every poor
canine for miles around is trying to die
Of epizooty, in preference to being di
gestel in Grand Rapids hungry sto-
nlachs. Mr. L. G.. knifTen, our cram
berry culturist, looks for an order from
the Grant House for several hundvd
barrels Of cranberies to make the tarts
for supper, and we suppose that the
Sheridan and Northwestern, hotel pro
prietors, Will set out the cigars onyou,
. departure. Gentlemen, if we have
omitted anything you desire, let us
know it through the columns of your 10
cal press, and you shall have it if out
fight with the West Wisconsin Rail
road does not depletc our treasury tc
such an extent that we are unable tc
procure it.
The Directors Of the Winona and
Southwestern Railroad voted to trans
fer to the Green Bay road one hundred
thousand dollars Of the bonus voted by
Winona in aid of the Southern road.
The full amount OF aid originally voted
was S115 N9n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20
Statement Of Vice President Col
fax.

The statement ofyice President Col
fax before the Credit Mobilier Commit
tee, explains his bank deposit Of 81, 200
cash, IN June, 1868. lie receiyed 81,
600 from Mr.. Nesbitt, wealthy sta
toner, and Republican friend, OF New
York, and $500 from Mr. Mathews
The fact that he received $1,000 for
campaign purposes III june, 1868, just
after his nomination, is proved hy
members Of his family who were present
at the table when he opened the letter,
as IS also the statement concerning the
payment by Mathews. The sum of$1 :,
COCA appears by the bank books, was
sent to Indiana b , draft, to be used in
the campaign. Oar space is 50 largely
occupied to-day with the concluding
portion Of lengthy report, We defer the
publication Of the Vice President state
ment until TOMORROW. It conflicts
with Cakes Ames' last testimony, and
the Chicago Po$t says: 1--WE do nos
hesitate to range ourselves with the
more reputable party in the contest !;
and not only that bat to announce our
credence in the testimony of MIR. Col
fax, and our entire confidence in his In
tcgrity and honor. The Chicago
Jomno' says:
We publish in full to-day. the sworn
statement Of Vice President Colfaz,
yesterday, to tho Credit MobiIier Inyes-
tigating Committee, in refutation OF
the charges Of Oakcs Amos. This
statement and the accompanying tcsti-
mony Of credible witnesses, will bo ca
gerly read, and no candid person will,
after reading it,cntertain further doubt
as to Ns. Coliax's innocence Of any inn
proper connection with or benefit from
the Credit Mobilier speculation, His
yIndictation is complete.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20

Grand Rapids, Feb. Sd, 1873.
County Board met pursuant to call
of chairman.
Supervisor Lyon in chair. Present
Supervisors Reeves, ingraham, Witter,
Burns, " hipple, Carroll and Rein.
The committee appointed to confer
with the Wood County Bridge Com
pany presented their report, stating that
they had conferred with the said COM
pany in regard to the purchase Of the
bridge, but could get no proposition
from them In regard to tie alta,uut
that they would take for the same,
On motion report accepted and COM
mittee discharged
After much discussion the following
resolution passed:
Resolced: That Supervisors Nitter,
Carroll and Nhipple be and hereby are
appointed as \ committee to again CON
fer with the bridge company, ana if o
arrangements can be made with said
company in regard to the purchase
price OF SAID bridge, the sald committee
are instructed to select an arbitrator to
act Ia behalf OF Wood County ia estab-
fishing the value Of said bridge. The
committee t, make repor+ at next meet
ing of the Foard.
Supervisor lngraham presented. the
following resolution
Resolced That the amounts that
have been paid by the county to the
several towls to aid in the construction
of roads ard bridges in said tow-ns,. be
deducted from the amounts found due
such towns under the resolution passed
by this Board Jan 18th, 1873
Vote called on said resolution with
IT suit as follows
Reeves, Ingraha,l, Witter and Re-
Burns, Whipple, Carroll
and Lyon-no.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20

The following ace ,unts presented ana
referred to the to"n OF urani l'apidS
for payment
nr l. ro.sey, services physician in case Sc O,
coanty ptuper, g case Of
br. l.. foscy, ~, o.
Account e Of X. X. Kline presented
and laid over until Sheriff s accounts
are presented
The following accounts presented ana
allowed ~
Thomas Burns--wood FINISHED, - ~
. services bridge committee II II 90 o.,
y. Il IN oo
4. l.. Nhppc II
On motion, Board adjourned until
Feb. 18th, 1872. at l o'clock T. VI.
Attest G. O. BAKER,
County Clerk.