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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
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4 TTORNEYS, Justices of the Peace, CouA.
II ty, Township and School Officers, Con.
stables, Notaries Public, School Teachers
and all others in need Of Dlnnks, will find
at the office Of THE TOLEDO CHRUNI.
Gle, Toledo, Iowa, full stock Of
Blanks, nert'y printed and fer sale ut rea.
sonable rates, of which the following il /.
list:
LEGAL BLANKS.
Warranty Deeds.
Gait Claim Deeds.
Bond for Deed,
Real Estate Mortgages,
Chattel Mortgages,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Contract for Sale of Land,
Powers 81 Attorney,
Witt Of Injunction,
Notice OF king Deposition,
Affidavit Of Non residence of Dsft.
Garnishee Notice.
Original Notice,
Affidavit Of Non-resids tier,
Official Bond.
JUSTICES s coNsTABLR's BLANKS
Original Notices,
preliminary 'uIOrWAuOu,
Warrant Of Arrest,
Writ Of Repievin,
Replevin Bond,
Writ of Attachment,
Attachment Bond,
Stay Bond,
Executions,
SubpHnas.
Venires,
Notiee NJ Garr;sh am ant
Affidavit on taking ut Estray Animals.
Undertaking of Wi,bsss to appear and
testify,
Oath Of Householder on taking up. Estray
Animals,
Notice Of Constabl -
Cohsta bls's Returns.
SCHOOL BLANKS.
Treasurer's Bond,
Secretary's Bond,
Sub District Records,
Order Books.
Daily Registers.
General Registers,
Poll Books.
Contract with Teacher.
Weekly Report Cards,
Certificates Of tax levied by Board ass
Township,
ings,
Certificates Of Election,
Sub-Drector's Reports,
Draft on County Treasurer.
60 Blanks not en- hand will b prir.te
to order At short notice, and At iousstr,.e
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16

A Plttsburg clothier te'egraphed
to President Grant on election day,
offering him new suit OF clothes
The answer he got was from General
Horace Porter, and is given, IN the
Plttsburg Gaxette, as follows: The
President will have, and very rcluc.
family too, to decline your generous
offer OF one of your best SHIFTS, to bc
worn at the ihaug,lration March 4; not
that he believes that they arr not The
best clothes made, but We're he 20 &C.
cept, Senators Sumner, Schnrz
Trumbull and others would be very
jealous. and would no doubt demand
suits tor themselves, and, il refused,
would ark Tor an investigating com.
'nlttec, thereby costing tie govern
ment thousands 81 dollars.
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Sent, under seal, in . plain envelope, Y
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Not far from Hartford, Conn, is
the farm OF Truman Harris, Esq,
where | was shown meadow OF
some tour acres which had yielded a
heavy crop OF hay tor over sixty sue.
cessive years, never having been
p!oughea during that time. 1t has
occasionally been lightly manured,
but owes its success almost entirely
to an annual irrigation. The soil was
originality sort OF gravel bed de.
posted by two streams flowing
through the enclosure, but by means
OF dam across one Of them, built be.
tore the war OF 1872, it has been IT..
rigated each spring. and never fails
OF good crop OF hay. Mr.. Harris
was born on the farm and is person
ally knowing to what has happened
there during fifty years. and has no
doubt from tie evidence Of Older
friends that the irrigation Of this
meadow dates back to 1912, OF
CARTIER Country Gentleman.
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We want agents for this book. 1t dis
closes all tie mysteries Of the Dotecti', svs.
TEN 1t is \ record for the past 20 years 81
the most skillful detectives Of this country,
in which the Crafts Of Bank Robbers,
Thieves, Pickpocke,s Lottery Nan. Cum
forfeit Money Dealers, and swinilers Of ali
classes, are e1 posei and brought to juitice
Price Sl.7o. Send for circulars and Terms
to agents.
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A book of l2S pages, showing how. when
and where TO advertise, and containing II
list Of nearly 1900 newspapers, with much
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DES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD.

Travellers will study their interests by patronna this c
westward passengers make close connection les AIones
with Chicago Rock Island & Pacific at Grand Junction with
Chicago North Western, and OMAHA with Union Pacific
for all points in the Territories and Pacific Coast
To passengers bound East OFFER via Keokuk eboies
three principal through lines viz;Toedo Western
Toledo Peoria Warsaw and Chicago Burlington Quincy
Railroads either of which they sure connections and
fast time to all important points in the Middle Easter,
States.
Sleeping cars night trains
Fare Arrays as low as the lowest
Coupon tichcts at all principal Offices
JNO. GIVIN superintendent.
JAS. BARKER Genl. T. Agent ~
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OXFORD ADVERTISEMENTS,

4. SMITH & BRO, Agricultural I'm
PIGMENTS. Lumber. Coal. Lame and Build
ing Material, Of all kinds. re-
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s:IU 1000 Cesneil BlnEs. 5. q I4s
The Pacific Express tram will stop At tks
following Stations Clinton, 10 Witt. Loud.
en-, Mechanics,ille, Nj. Vernon, Ceda RAP.
ids, Blairstown. Belle Plaine, Tia nsx,
Marshall, Boone, Moingona, Grand June.
ton, Carroll, Denison, Dunlap, Mo. Valley
junction and Council Bluffs.
Freight trains will not stop 10 take er
cave passengers, and ticket Offices win not
DC open to sell tickets for freight traiAs-
10 passenger will be taken on Afreigl
train without ticket 10 the station Al which
tho train stops.
J. g. WATKINS Surt
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
TIME Ia B 1 Fl
OF Tns
,oLEDo j fcRTH. WESTERN EAIIVA

S~lhe Company reserve tie iaht /,
gary frsm this 81 pleasure.
PAssu .Ek FARK:- 5 cents il tiskslsse
purchased ,-iffaro is paid oh the ears, y
cents. l. CLARK,
Superintendent.
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Is an Invisorator, Liver Corrector
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tone and strength to ito digestive mn.
paratus, dispcls languor and debility,
anvfscrates the Liver, regulates tho
AioneJs and Bowels, removes the eject Of
excess or over,axaton OF any kind and gives vi.
saiity nnd richness TO the blood.
Its curative powers alter and completely reorsan-
ise the entire ma,s Of fluids ard even the solids o.
the human system, thereby preventing and curing
Dyspepfic and Consumptive Eymp.
toms, Fcver and Ague, Bilious D.sens.
e.. Fevers Of nil kinds. Nervous DebiI.
ity, Affections Of the Stomach and
Bowels. etc. As mild and delightful Invigo-
rant for-delicste females, It has no superior.
by its use nav life and vigor is given to both body
and mind sending glow of vitality through every
part, which is permanent and lasting.
1t IL the most eff ctual remedy for the relief Of
human suffering ever discovered, and as pleasant to
ths taste Is old rye or fine wine.
x WE CHALLENGE X
X s X THE X 8 X
< WORLD x
70 produce more delicious medicine to take vet 80
potent for the prevention and cure Of diseases as
D.. EINs-'s WORLDS T:N,: AND slcop evs,r,ss
Price 81. or 6 Bottles for S..
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co., ST. LOUIS
No Sold by Druggists aud dealers In medicines
everywhere.
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Day coaches run through fien 81. Pail
ana Minneapolis 10 81. Louis. Palace sleep
ing cars, owned and operated by this lins. !
accompany AL night trains.
w. II. PETTIBONE, WA. CREME,
Asst Gsa'l 8up't. Gsnl Sup't.
9 hives, dsar f3sket Agent,
Cellar Rapids Iowa
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Household Remedy!

@.-aE1 GRE3Ac rs
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J. q. WATKINS, Supt
BurllRgtOn, Cedar Rapids d MIpness.
Is Railway.

On and after June ID, 1872, passenger
trains on this line will run ~ follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
PECULIAR cHARTTY,

81 MUST BE- cruel, only to be kind" says
HSulet. La q different sense the kindness Of
some people Is pretty cure to be cruel, their
very charity ferOciOus. There Is a story Of an
old maiden lady whose affection was centred
on an ugly little cur, which one morning
bounded into her room with a biscuit IN bis
chops. Here, Jane,r cries the good lady,
twisting the tidbit out Of his mouth and giving
II 10 her maid, throw away the bread--It may
be poisoned; or, stop, pot in your pocket, and
give Il to the fst poor little bsggar yon find in
the street !" The story is hardly OverdraWD, for
if'aIl mankind's concern is charity" a. Pope
says, yet at lsast some Of mankind's methods Of
exhibiting generosity are Questionable. An
English paper rec0unts that q Croydon pork
butcher was lately arrested for selling di ssased
| pork, and the man from whom he bought the
pig, being Summoned as q witness admitted
that the animal had been killed because it Wal
not very welP'--thst he was just about 70 bury
the carcass when the butcher oppoFtunsly came
and bought it; but the strange point is that. in
bursl Of munihcence, ''lhs head had ALREADY
been given to poor woman who lived near
Evidently, the worthy pair thought this to b
the sort Of charity that covers a multitude o
sins and to q question whether thsiI intenta
a. q whole, were wicked or charitable, they
might properly have answered Both" tn
Charities that sOoths and heal and bIelar or
n0taho Oaly onas that pan current under Oh
general fern Of alms-giving.-FReM OUl
MONTHLY GoasIP, IN THR JULY NUMBRR d
LRPfNcoTT's MAGAZINE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

The only really vilAiqnSs,isul In Massachusetts,
at the pressOt time, IL The formation Of party
distiBctlvsly In favor Of frepsalng all prohibitoFy
laws is not an impractics6ls idea. The friends
Of the scheme are possibly ovsr-mnsuine, but
they speak Of It With great hOpefulne@. They
say thai the party numbers already in Boston
alone se 900 Volan. snrollsd in nineteen branches.
The German element belongs to II to a man.
ThEoaghout th0 8tats the OFganlzati0a now
oounts up from 10000 10 $1,000 votes. Thoso
Essulla have been achisVod siuea the passage n
the law. and ftheV are coETecaly RiVeBs there 4
subatsntial gTound Or bsliaving that this rev
polilicsl power Will BE s,Fong snangh 70 eontEol
the neat 'olsuaion, The mere auaFOdlY % ifi
should unils with The Dsmocratle parry of ~
Stats. II ls not psSposOd 10 make purely anti
PrOhihllian party, ehnt, = thEQW y anstheI
popalaf idea sas Z haks-Nsle ehs-hostilily d
lail spscial ieglSlatlon for EAilrOedS sad spsoa-
lstiVs mbaop Slisa.s 30 IA. . aood hat ..
auassion The axpsdisDcy Of tTyiag 10 attach IN
iTail&nlloas q Iha IAosSmhnis @ssoma pre-
posa.-JoUR. or Cox.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

EUROPEAN COsTUlGGB. "A correspondent Of
the New YoFk Journal Of Commercs, writing
fFon. Allsnburg, Germany, says The paculiars
tiles q dEeR Which Distinguish the iRhabitaHis
Of diaeRsel la Of EarOP., even those who
live under ma general conditions Of eli
mate, governs end habits; the PeFsisssncy
with. which hey - adhered "a, and the we'll
defined hmils o NhIeh each one Is confined,
are ma.ters QfQaniiannl lniarsHt 70 travellers,
and Hfe thG 11o1sion ofmAny questions from the
curious rho Hant 10 know all about II, When
and BY whom Il was first adopted, why such
queer things were chosen, and, above all, why
they don't stop Il now In these latter days Of the
third quafleg Of the nineteenth csntnFyl Tir1e,
as il passes, and even the greatly increased com.
municatiOn OfOne section with another, seem to
have scarcely more effect on costumes than on
the fashion worn by successive crops of grain in
the field. The glaring absurdities aud burdens
Of dress, and those features which we're peculiar
to ceremonies, may become modified or wholly
discarded, but the dress is retained 10 Its integ
rity, and especially those features oft which are
most disti1cliVe. lfyon can suppose = speci-
men couple Of the farming people ont Of every
district Of Europe 10 be brought together, nc
doubt parson hmiliar with all The costume,
would be able, BY sight alone, to ten whore eacl
couple came from, even TO within q hundred
, mics Of their birth place, and Also 70 read ia
their apparel and adornments many facts con-
csrning their position in life, particularly a. t
whether the women were betrothed, welded ol
( widowed and the like.
AmuRg all the various costumes Of Europe
there is nno more EemaFkahle than that Of Ih'
peasants ofthis little duGhy Of AlleabHrg, and
! visit TO the capital city on a Friday OE Tuesday
! which are the masket days, will be we'll repai'
) by sssing the thEoDg Of busy country Womsl
4 and girls In the WOFk-duy dress; and on Sun
1 day one may ssethe same style of druE, thougl
: po1 70 many ofthsni. in silk ard satin and fanc
colors. H nty
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
visit OF IN. s1sh Al. g 9, ..s.ls e Ens'aaa

LONDON. Jnne 1s, 10 4. f1T.--Ths Shah Of
Persia crossed the channel to-day in the roy
al yacht, accompanied by q feet Of IrOu-clads
and arrived at DJsef ct 2.S0P.fM The city
was gayly decorated and crowded with vlsI-
tors. t..
As the rOynl visitor landed aalntes were
fired from the feet and shore. He was re-
celyed by the Duke OF EdInbuFg and Prince
Arthur. 3s
TIE Shah and suite, accompanied by the
royal Princes. then took special train for
London. They arrived at Charing Gross
station ct six O'clock. The buildlng was dec
Grated with haga and hOWoEa, and tho plat
| form covered with q crimson cloth. A hcavy
rain prevailed, but Ilauaense crowds surround
ed the place and adjacent streets.
On alaghtIng, the Shah ~ MIst By the Primo
Of Wales, Prince Tsek, Prlnco ChFisdaa and Duk
Of Cambridge, who cordially welcomed him {,
England +~s 4
The entire party thea entered carriages an
drove slowly 10 Marlborough H0uss. NotWith
standing the inelsmant weather, whtch aonsWha
marEsd the splsndor Of the spectacle. the strseli
windows and housstops along the iins Of the pEl
cossion were allsd With people, who kept up
most onGhualastiO cheering.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
EXCURSIONS.
Hol For q Dip in Old
ocean,

GRAND EXCURSION CAPE MAY.
=, Ths members and friends Of the Braudyvius N.
NAY this season, ~
On the AIeamer 3. N. FeIGOm.
IL having been proven that one boat oSuld not
aeeemmodato all Of the fYioads who Wished 10 ~
On tne extremely popular oxcuFsions he-stofePe
9lven ~ ms ehuTeh. they have decided 70 makO
ISo ,e1cursion9 thtS season. the first 90 THTikr-
DArs uly 5igt. and the second Ono on THURS
e neA Aasust Ita. The tie will suit to give Us .
Ths steamer will leave the French street wharf
- osSioek' q n. Returning. will leave CaDe May
sstS9e - 2 eloek' p m, reaching home between 9 and
No anFuly persOns will be allowed on hoard. and
eyery enort viii be made to make these fsions
sqnAl 70 any TIE bavs prsvfouslV EfVen
Capts duddou has limited the number Of tiahaAs
| - % ~ nOt 20 nsyo crowded boat The boat has
| Sesn sngaged for two days for Oaeh OxoTFSioa.
| snOuld eitherday be stormy
Inose wishing = enjoy deliEh tfnI exeurKiou aaA
| tekg qtD IN old ocean would do vel 10 saeura
tneir ueken at On early date. Thsy can Be okaain-
ca ~ tne store Of John L. GOulsy Of any Of ths
Dinner may be procured at the rofrsshmsnt
Baskets, &s., nay be Isfl In ehsrrs Of the oou-
mlttee while the boat l. ~ the caDeS e . room ~
TTf6RH TT1s RHFr.9Txldsd F.TT TO lock them uD.
ShiIdrsn under Il yoau Is esnts. NV
rSSd SdTRiSss-g: S.s-g:h 4 9OSlog james g Morrow. J.
| b9Il9g' Z, Aendinhatl, J. CuFrindss, e. b. ISwiS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

John and Andrew Rad6la arrested II nos-
pa. eeaEed ElIs eessc q y s 49, Y ~ ~
fosa ~ 1aa Amea. "a TIE EnpSema Court e
ef fnaIae hnss1ls, yoahoEday, % h4.oa oo.p pns.
q the ground that they e6al4 net b he'd IN
Der IAa AshhnEtoa treaty. @
A Lille Rosk dsapaleh lys thst Hen. Jos-
sph nroaAn hns hsgun suit 10 the CiEealt Oegrl
Of Rnlaakl coaaly. ogalnzl Governor Baxter, tuI
the o@es e. Gotslnos ofAIkansaa
TIE New York Express says that. By SomG
hlundeFiaR, TIE naW eoa assio1Aioa proposed q
lhe Yotan q New York SlAta ahplishss th'
fHHHR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

Coal FoR THE ESIE ERAILRoAD.-The New York
and EFia Railway Company are moving on the
ooal regions Of Pennsylvania, and it 10 stated have
alEaady seut corps OF sagnsers 10 survey q route
Tor railroad from Carbondals to the LshiRh VAL
ley, where the company, 1t is reported have
% el.0O0.00Q wogth Of coal lands. At Archibald
there will be tunnel one-haf mile in length. The
oqaRaet ior tAs Wark, Il 10 stated, VIII heieaasd
u toFt1ghL end lt b sxpssted that taa road Will
- IL running Orier Within tWo years. By this
arrangement it win procure is supply OF coal from
tts oWn mines.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

1E-0oyeFnOF Henry A. Wise delivered the
aanuAl address before the literary sOeisties OF
hoanoke College. at Salem, Va, on Tuesday
Right. In the eouEss Of the address he advocated
the eonstruction Of the James River and Kama " ha
Canal ~ belt Of union said that had the Missis-
spt flowed east And west the South would not
havs bean coaquersd declared that slavery was
blight upon S0uthern industry and prosperity
and that tie large plantation system was opposed
b oomuieFae aud nlanufaeture, and that was the
reason Why no great commercial metropolis had
sprung up at the mouth OF ChOsapeake Bayi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

TaR NHW YonK DRMooRAeT-THR NEW CHAR-
RBR--Ths two Wings o. the New York dsmoeraey
are liEoly 70 Fsnnits The New York Tribune
ofthaa city, Whieh sseedsd from the old Tsmmany
OrganizaAicn On Heeount OF the eoEFupt FinR that
controlled the laktsF, has made ovoFtures to Tam
many, now that the leaders IN the ring have been
lOppad %, for reunion. This the Tribune attrl-
h9es 20 tha ohleetionabie new city ehartsRs which
Il alias has bean legialAted upol that etY by The
caasoR,houae rlng Of The republican party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

MoDERn FH1gALn NAxEs.-A gantlamaa ai
'alsaant lslsnEa" and bachelor ct that, has been
amnsing himaplf vita matElmqnial stAtlstiea.
and EapoEls aiat out % t0o hundred marriages
puhlishad b New Enaland ieagaals lsab week
Moliiea. D6liss, Folhss, Lihhisa, nhhiea. Bidder
RakhlsA pMatlaa, Natfiaa, Ilzaiaa an6 90 on
70 sayl Il hs usn bear q soma GIL With iAmilal
HCh1isiiAn namA" hs shall assaTl tor hsE,S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

ADVANCE or THE CnoIERA--A dispatch to
the Petersburg (va.) Iadsr from RrlstOl, Tenn.
says tnat the cholera made Its appearance in
GreenvillS, Team, on lhe fifth inst, since which
time there have been nine deaths from the dread
disease, five Of which deaths occurred MdAday
night Twenty odd cases are now reported
there.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

FiAsen rev Indictments have been found hy
tho OTer and TeFmlner grand iuEy 81 Nav 1ogk
aealnst tha late TammAny ring. Og these Rlx are
asalnat 9WseA. We observe that Tweed is still
kapny and free, neveFtheless, and apparently
AID a hfand up undar ak thOusAnd Nav York
grand IuEy indletEAsnts for all the harm they do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

NpxTooNEBy, Ala, June lS.-PIAnlar are
RiOomy eVsg tha enatinus4 rains uAleh hegan
Nay "a, end have ooltlnnod 10 this datas nilllng
pask Suenky daya Is beaa swelva lsohss. Ths
sEoRa en- ~ ulsa. ned we're haa hssn delayed
greatly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
On TMUR1DAr, JUAr Ioth.

On EMU@9DAXS JUAY 1Oeh.
LEAVING FRENCH STREET WHARF At
OCLOSk "A. M RETURNING LEAVE
LEWEs AT O'CLOCK, P. n,
arriving home about ten. The SFdsr On the sxsur
sonS TO Cape Nay that have been undsF his eharFe
nul oa continued on this he Il careful in sallinT
tcGst % parties who will not give trouble; and hs
@ugnuoh " the company Uhe1 on the beat ingnrus
pleasant trip. The good fishing 1t Lswss 3 Sight
oI me DreakHatsF. stroll over the Camp Ground
ana dlp IN old ocean" before RotuRuing home s
chance for pleasure that Il not ORarod eVaFy daV
The exeursionists will have ave AourS On tha a16
drOund' sh0ald the 10th prove stoFay it will s.
postponed until the next day. The number Of tiek-
ess y hnitedb By Capt Hudds 50 that those Who in
tend going on this dsliEhtfuI TIP, ffsa fPom duSt
wiil DO we'll to secuFe their tickets either ~ nuF-
cnAsc or " having their names registered % that
Ie Wlll know when cur limited number is cen plete
PERSONS intending TO remain ct Camb can take a
Il IuRk Tree OF charge. There will be eaTriaRes
enough 70 convey all the exeursoniHts 70 the Camp
dround and back at one trp. Carriage hire for the
/ round trip viii Be 80 cents.
/ Persons not taking dinner with them can be fur
nlsned at the the refreshmeat stand, BASKETS may
% iet on the boat IN charge Of q person who will
oek them up in room provided foT their safe keep
ing.
TICKETS 70 and from LsWss..............-..Sa - Oa
Children under u ysars. ........ 81 o.
Be had At the store Of JnO L. GouIsy or Ofany on,
Of the Committee that on the two REeaFslonS Z
CaPe May 70 come OF on July 3lst and August 7th
y. B. Parties who wish to saSp Al Lswss u ssh
VIII Ind there box provided With lee in which q
Keep hsh until they return. Jsl9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
DAILY GAZETTE.

Ia the u s. Court at Cdnandaigua, yesterday.
thejury in the case Of Susan D. Anthony returned
seeruict. Under instrieeOns Of the Court, con-
'vlsiina her Of voting iu violation Of.lAw.. The
Court refused 70 poll The jury & &
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
DURL1C SALE OF
CEMETERY LOT 3.

CEMETERY LOTS.
Notice Is hereby given that there viii bB a Public
Sal. Of Lots. in the beautiful and desrahs grounds
of the Se. Georges CemeteTy Co, situated mile
vest OF the town. on TUESDAY. the 24tA inst. az
5 O'clock. .. N.
The grgund comprising about four t4J ACRES. has
recently been lad eat into lots, many Of them very
suieanlo Tor vnulta. = high and rolling and one
Of the most desirable burial places in the State
By order Of the board Of DIRECTORS
j. p. BRLVILLE,
Je3-ts. Secretary.