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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-21

TO revenge isaRe!f ou his wife,
q Montreal man n,utilated q. costly
monument she had; erected over Lei
first husband. 81 .@~s'' 20 -''~ ~ s. 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
new York Market.
New YoaK, February l9.

FLOUR-Market, is shade easier
and at the decline. Shippers are more
disposed to operate. holders offer stock
at s. l0G6 90 for supertine State;
81 20@7 60 for ex. State; 81 65@7 Is
for choice do 81 S0@S 40 for
fancy; Sc l0G6 IS for super6ne
western; 81 OO@7 so for common to
medium extra western; 81 55@S Is
for choice do So 50@l0 so Tor COM
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 2O@7 so ler common TO good
shipping brands OF extra round hoop
Ohio $S00@10 so for trade brands;
81 50G9 IS for common to fair extra
St. Louis; 50 35@l3 90 for good to
choice do; Southern -four is quiet and
in buyers favor, at IS 35@S SO for
common to fair extra, and So 50@
sl3 90 for good to. choice do. Rye
-four quiet and unchanged at
42566 10. Corn meal quiet and
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Msrket dull
Prices rule in buyers favor. There ia
scarcely any demand from shippers or
milers. We quote 81 GOAL 70 Tor No
2 spring in store and aAoat. 81 724
al 80 for No. spring; 81 S06l s.
winter red western; 81 90@2 no
for amber western,sl 90@225 Tor white
western, the latter Tor fancy. Milwau-
kee Spring ahoat is quoted at | 6S
and in store at l 669l 81. Rye.
dull, at 60@95c. Barley steady at 500
l 10. Barleymslt quiet. Corn dull
without change in price at
646653c for new western mixed
65l666; for old do, sf,at; 634G
81 Tor do in store; 65l@66 for yellow
western. 67@6S for white western
Oats stady with fair demand al
53954} for new; mixed western. "a for
old do. 54G56 tor new white, 53@54
for new black do. and So for mixed
state.
PROVISIONS-Pork, the market il
with stock offering spsringlv. l4'7i
for mess. II 62t@1l75 for ex. prime
$l4 90 for prime mess. Beef ia quiet
and unchanged at 50 00@ll IS fol
plain mess and $l2 GOALS SO fol
extra do. Hams steady 30@33 Trerc,
beet is quiet and steady at s2l 00d
90 90 tor prime meas, and S23 00@
25 90 for India do. Cut meats ar,
firm at ll@l3c for hams, and 6AG6i
for shoulders. Middles are firm at tic
for long clear. Lard isquiet and stead!
change at s@ssc for No. to prim,
steam, and sa9S 7-l6 for kettle rem
dered.
| PETROLEUM-Firm at &c TO
crude and l9f for refined.
| TALLOW-Seady at 500 sterin'
10 steady at 8s9Sic.
| WHISKY-Dull st &c. a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
New Illustrated Evening Paper.

The projected new illustrated even
ing paper in New York city, the Daily
Gropbic, lie DOT with its prospectus
The first number will be issued March
|. The Graphic will be a quar'o, and
promises TO give everybody three and a
half pages OF foe pictures, illustrating
important local events within twenty
fonr Lours after their occurrence,
vailed with portraits, views OF public
build ngs and improveme nts, humorous
cartoons, and reproductions OF choice
pictures 10 foreign papers Three edl-
tons will be published every afternoon,
aud the price will be five ceStd copy
This interesting and novel experiment
in journalism is based on system OF
engraving invented in Canada, to use
which 10 the Z nted States the Graphic
Com pany claim to have bought the
exclusive right.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
J. NJ. FERGsoN.
WILLIAM L. BRIDGES,
JAMES ROBINSON.

On last Friday, February IA, in the
House of Delegates, Mr. Foley, from the
the Committee on Public Printing and
Contingent Expenses, submitted the fol-
lowing minority report:
The undersigned members OF your
Committee on Printing &c, to whom
was referred the investigation OF the
charges against II. S. Walker, Public
Printer, beg leave to dissent from the
majority repor, of the Committee:
i. For the reason that the inve,tiga-
ton was confined to hearing evid ence
ouly on one side OF the case, sucn as
Mr.. Walker and his attorneys saw fit to
introduce; at the same time the Public
Printer showed no disposition 10 pre-
clude any evidence on the opposite side,
but YOUR Committee was refused coun-
sci to appear in behalf of the State by q
vote OF this House.
3. And for the further reason that
the minority comprising said Commit
tee was, and is yet, OF the opinion that
the case should never have been refer
red to YOUR Committee, but promptly
ly referred to the proper courts for adj
Indication. :,
All of which we respectfully submit
for the honest consideration OF this
House.
B. II. FOLEY,
40. BAKER.
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WEST VIRGINIA hEGl,LAFUBE

In the State Senate on Friday, Feb.
Ia
Mr.. Camden introduced joint reso,
luton instrucung our Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES in Congress, to devote
themselves to modification OF the Act
0, Congress, approved February IA,
1871, granting pensions to the widows
of soldiers who served in the war oil
1872, 20 that the surviving sold'ers
themselves shall receive the same ben.
efi;s as the widows Of their deceased
comrades. The resolution lies over one
day under the rules.
Mr.. Camden offered the following:
Resolved, That hereafter the caption
address and signature OF the Clerk OF
the House of Delegates, 70 all commu-
nications from him to the Clerk OF the
Senate. be omitted from the Journal.
On motion OF Mr.. Blackmore, the
resolution was laid upon The table.
The object OF the resolution. was re-
trenchmeut in the Legislative depart
meut OF the government The caption
address and signature" when printed in
the Journal occupy three-quarters OF
an inch. 1t was the purpose OF the
resolution 10 omit these, and thereby
save that much printing expense to the
State.
Ga motion of Mr.. Sherrard,
The rule WAS suspended. and
House Bill No. SO, to snend the
County Court bill, was taken up out Of
it's order for the consideration OF the
amendment OF the House to the Senate
amendment 10 the bill, respecting the
terms OF the Court in Hampshire, at
which business OF certain character
should be transacted.
The amendment was concurred IN
and the bill, as amended, agreed to. -,
Mr.. Benefits amendment to the bill
proyiding tor uniform rate OF taxation
Tor cities, towns and villages, excep,
where they take care OF their poor and
keep their streets in order, they shall
be exempt from poor and road tax.
A very long sad somewhat tiresome
but exhaustive discussion arose upon
this amendment, which was subsequent
" deieated-it having only received
two votes.
Mr. Bennett claims that certain in
corporsted towns or cities in the State
are enjoying "emoluments' that they
are moi entitled to, in the way Of taxa.
ton, and his object in the amendment
was to put An end to it and squsliss th'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
The Alabama POLITICAL Middle.

Hon. Francis W. Sykes. Of Alaba-
ma, will this week present his cfeden-
tisls to the Senate as Senator from
that State for the term commencing on
the 4th of March, accompanied by q
memorial setting forth the grounds OF
his claim: He is attendedly his counsel,
E A. ONeaI, and General John L.
Morgan. Mr.. Sykes WAS elected by
what is known as the Capital Leeisla-
ture. The points to be presented 10
volve the legality of both the bodies
claiming to Be the Legislature OF ths
Stats.
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atlleelina gcalatts.
THE PRINTING INVESTIGATION.
W. hova pacoivod a cony of the re.

THE PRINTING INVESTIGATION
We have received copy OF the RS
port of the legislative committee ap-
pointed to investigate the alleged over
charges for the State printing. The re-
port is too long for publication in full
in our columns. We give below, how
ever, the conclusions arrived at by the
committee. The report concludes as
follows:
Your committee, after a careful exa-
minstion OF the whole subject, and Of
all the evidence taken by the printing
commission as well az by themselves
have come to the following conclusions
thereon
l, That there is no fixed rule
among printers applicable to any piece
of work by which any number OF pages
will determine it's character as book
and pamphlet work, or as JOB work.
2 That there is no fixed rule de6n-
ing the number Of pages in a form, but
that it depends upon the facilities OF the
office, or, in other words, upon the
number Of pages which can be printed
at one time upon the book and JOB
press. 1t may, according TO the evil
dence, be four, eight, sixteen or thirty
two pages.
3 There is a fixed rule defining
what q token ia. A form may consist
of greater or less number OF pages,
but 24O i'm pressions make token.
4. The House and Senate bills, dali
" journals, and all other printing OF
that character, belong to that class OF
work known as job work, and were
properly charged tor as such by Mr.,
Walker.
5. Tha there are no rates estso-
lished by custom in the city OF Char
lesion tor job work OF this or any other
character, but that, in fixing the price
for such work, each printer is govern
ed by the rates OF his own office.
6. That prices charged to the State
for THE class OF printing By Mr.. Walker
was the same in all cases as were
charged bv him tor the same G. ass o.
work done for private individuals and
corporations.
penses, attending the execution OF such
work, the prices charged therefor by
Mr.. Walker are reasonable. -.
s. That taking the aggregate OF all
the book and pamphlet work done by
Mr.. Walker for the State, there are no
overcharges thereon, but on the contra.
nv the evidence shows large amount
ofundercharges which might have been
aided to his accounts, by him, without
violating any law. =,
9. TDat the charges against Mr..
Walker have not, nor has either oil
them, been sustained.
All of which to most respectfully sub
mitted.
NJ E.prsnN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

U,OH SALk-THERE WILL BE- SOLD
X al public auction on Tues lay, te1ruMy
3. 1874 at the Quincy Foundry ana Mn
chine shop, the FOL Lowing ,,,,r,
pair OF timber wheels, Two horse wagon,
/ cart, dray, set Of platform scales, 2
wr'ting de.ks, 8 Office chairs, SOFAS, =
CLOCKS, heating stoves. 300 fire or cKs, snu
sundry other articles sucn as na Ia H,c, pa
terms. &c. sale to commence at 10 O'CLOCK.
'-A' " JOSEPH HAMILTON,
VI heeling, February Is. 1873.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-rHE TWO-STOHf BRp X
Dwell ng at the south west corner OF
Centres nd seventh streets, containing nve
rooms, bath room with cold water kitchen
and wash house, with gas throughout.
Apply on the premises to
fehi7 S. b. BARNITZ, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

For SaIe-.Boiler and Engine.

cEyEN INCH CYLINDER AND
y twelve inch stroke. boiler eight ana
bsIffset high thirty six inches In diamet r.
Ali in GOOD order. Burns only one load OF
coal per week. Also Shafting and Betting
for sale. All very cheap For further in
formation appiy at G.Mendel, Booth Co.'S
tnrniture shop, TaW5W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

by an immense practi,e, extending throu Ih Z
period Of wears, having within that time ttraled
many thousand cases cf those diseases peculiar
to woman, have been eta5Ied 10 perfect mot
potent and agreeable me..rine that rects the -hdi
D -itivc certainty and exsctness
10 ssjgnate this .iaiu.al specific compounds
have nsu,td IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
FOR SALE.

-. A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
no with seven or eight rooms, on JACOB
.xlstreet: also a small Frame House WIN
wo rooms on Jacob street; also new
urick HousA on Eoff street, containing
tnnr rooms. L.. u. HUGHES,
anaS Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

TWo-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
a with eight or ten rooms, situated on
Lot No. "a. northwest corner Of Centre and
Seventh streets, in shriver's addition 10 the
CITY of Wheeling. .u.- Nth
Also a two-story Frame Bwelilng, WIN
water np and down stairs, with gas In All
the rooms, Situated on the east side OF
Chaplirs street, In the Sixth ward OF the
cjIy of Wheeling. For price and terms see
"'' ~ L. q HUGHES,
,orI Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Gents Furnishing Goods,

Embracing all the latest novelties,
such as White and Fancy SHIRTS, Merino
and India Gauxe UndeTs.nrts. White
Jeans Patent Pantaloon Drawers, Sus.
penders, Half Hose, Silk and Linen
style Paper Collars. White Shirts made to
order; q at guaranteed. Call and zee
me atmy new and handsomely arranged
sore, 10 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
sepu ' Q. W. HEARRl0HT'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
FOR RENT.

vJ,HE sTORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
CIV Bank aud lately occupied by u.
". Stoner deceased. Pos ession given
April ], 1873. II. oNAN"nr'
febl h
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For sale.
@ANIEls.

I'VE WISH To tNGAGE THE SER
w vices of at least one reliahle, intelli-
gent gentleman In every citv, town and
county In the So1th. Business agreeable
and strictly legitimate. yielding from sloOO
to $3.50 per mum. For Earticnlars address
TUnNRU l. BHOrHERS,
ja30-egb Pubs, Baltimore, Md.
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For Rent.

TIME HALL NOW OCCUPIED ~ The
Young Mems ChriStiou Association.
Entrance next door to the City Bank, on
Market street.
Possession given April LIST, 1873.
fans X. CkANGLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

DfkECTOEs.
JOAN X. BOIsFUAD. President.
Jacob HJTnDrook, Chester ~. Knox,
leo. ". franIneIm, A. W. CampDoll.
Jacob q. EnOdez, Henry II. IihTper,
Ionn l.. HoDba. T. j. CaInDOsll.
SEOHGE ADAhs, Cashier
nAI25-dAH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20
1872. Fall and Winter. 1878,
C. W. SEABRIGHT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ne. 10 Main Street,
Ne. 10 Main Street,

CENTRE WHEELING.
The attention Of my customers and the
public generally Is invited TO nay extensive
stock Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of Black, Blue, Brown, Olive
and. Green Cloths, Granite Diagonals and
Tricot. -
AfuiI line O. English MELTONS, suitable
for Suits and Spring Overcoats.
Scotch CHEVIOTS OF every style and
Color.
AVID Domestic CASSIMERES. Also a full
line of VESTINGS, silk, Cashmere, Velvet,
White and Fancy MarseilleS.
i viii guarantee 1T, as employ none
but the best workmen. also invite at
tention 10 my large stock OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

nrrno VE9ETABLE AND FLOWER
ttkII\ Plants, Roses, Dahllas, Fuse has,
nj lIN 9-raniums, Bedding Plants,
Gladiolus, etc. Send stamp Tor
Dreer's Garden Calendar, l6S pages, illus.
trated, with practical dl"ec ions. HENRY
A. DREG3, ia Chestnut street, Philadei-
nhiq Pa. taO
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How, When and Where to Advertise.

oEw H"ADvERrrsERS' GAZETTE"
= Sent oy mail for CSC. Address
GEO. Z. ROWELL & c.,
ia2necb Al Park Row, New York.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27
PEMIMsuLAR NEWS.

The mud machine is again at work in North
East creek.
The roads in the vicinity of North East are in a
very bad condition.
In the course of a few weeks a newspaper will
be started at Berlin, Worcester county, Md.
An effort is being made by the citizens of Elk
ton 70 have the day express trains stop there.
Fox hunting still continues to be prevailing
and popular amusement In WicOmicO county.
Bay View can produce young Miss OF thirteen
weighing one hundred and seventy-flve pounds.
The Grand Lodge of knights of Pythias OF
Maryland will meet in Baltimore on Tuesday
next.
The smallpox still continues TO exist In Caro-
line county, and several cases have resulted IA
tally.
Pigeon shooting having become stale sport, the
young blOods of North East now indulge in fox
hunlihg.
Sixty pounds OF beef were stolen from the meat
house Of James Brice, at Chestertown, one night
last week
Richard Benton, a useful and highly respected
citizen of Kent Island, Queen Anne's county, died
suddenly lust week.
Twenty-One persons Joined church al Bethel
near Bay View, last Sunday night, and the altal
was crowded with moumeFs.
Mr. Peter G. Rich, near GreensbOrongh, lost q
few days since pair Of valuable horses, with thG
epizOOtic. The horses Were supposed TO be vel
OF the disease, but were taken with n relapse
Sheriff Evitts also lost one, ya'ued at S2,25 iron
the same cause. - '4= .fI-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27

MURDER WILL QUA select party of ladies
and gentlemen few evenings past, repaired to
the house OF friend, who is supposed TO be q
ssapirItual medium" At would appear that the
medium in question actually was endowed with q
power of which he himself was not cOgnizant; at
least if we are 70 judge by the chapter Of incidents
feW moments after the party had become seated
A door leading to the kitchen opened of itself,
when strange TO relate, tub containing sIops and
other offal, marched into the room and dumped its
contents on the carpet. This was more than the
medium had bargalned for he at once became
excited rushed for the slOp pail, intending to eject
1t from the room, when at once commenced scene
OF confusion books, chairs, tables, and articles
OF every description were moving about the room
Ia 'double quick :" the medium was speechlesa
with fright and his guests were in no better con-
ditlon. In lew minutes all was again calm
and the party lost no time IN etecting an exil
leaving the medium to mediate ON the peculiar
eVenh Of the evening.-Les0es Light. s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27
sOoIEriEs.
mnrrnaa Tnra EuHnEa

Cherokee Tribe, No4, r II, at Red Mems
Han, 4l5 Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No 6, / . r N, in fourth story
SaVille Building, 9th and Market street.
Wilmington and BrandyWine Council, No. 3, o
u. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 9, o u A NJ, at Aechan-
les Hall, PIG King street.
Wilmington Council, No b, Jr, y U A n, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, 3 U G A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Warrington Lodge, No I, X of p. at Knights
of Pythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, G. F, ct Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd and Market
Old Church division, No le, S of T Seventh
below spruce.
Wawasst Lodge, No I3, o of q T, at room
18th and Scott streets.
Washington Lodge, No /, A p A. at hall,
Second and King streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27
EngInsorlne and surveylnG.
EXTRACTS FROM THR SECOND ANNUAL RRPoRT oi
TIIE CHIEF RNaTNEKR.

ExfRAoTs FROM THR SECOND ANNUAL IMPORT OF
TER CHIEF KNaIERKR. Ft
We hAvO received. in neatly printed pamphlet
form, copy Of the second annual report OF Dam
Engineering and Surveying. from which we ex-
oogpt the following - tIf 4 .Fr 81 FFt
The various duties connected with this Depart
mont have been conAtantly increasing. making 1t
matter Of extreme diticplty for the present force
. acoonplish the regular work OF the department,
anameet the demands Of private parties.
During the past year, hnIlding limos were given
tor tho following number of new buildings: -
January, le February. 81 March. l2 April
IS; May, 63; June, "a July, "a; August, 50 (;
September, 55 /; October, "a; November, IA De-
eember, g.; total 4l5. Twenty-fOur houses were
erected without conforming 70 the regulations OF
this Department, making a grand total of 439
houses and other buildings erected in this city
during the past year.
Twohundred and forty curb lines were mark.
ed for private individuals, who ordered and sct
their own curb. Eleven party walls have been
measured, and a large number of orders for max
ing surveys, measuring lots, loveling for grades,
&c, been fulfilled.
The fees received for the above class of work
during the year, amounted to $ll87.00. The ex.
penses Of the Department, exclusive Of salaries,
amounted to $li4,25. Three hundred and sixty
four curb-lnes nave been laid, amounting to 1864
which added to the amount collected and paid 70
the City Treasurer (SllS70O) gives a total OF
Sl55l.O 90, as the earnings Of the Department foI
the past year.
Thirty-one centre stones have been adjusted
sixteen sections Of streets graded, and two
sewers and eulVert laid out and marked.
Considerable time has also been employed IN
surveying and extending streets, and a new thor
oughfare, Pennsylvania Avenue, laid out.
The distractions on the line OF Eleventh street
between the Z. w. & b. r. II. and the Brandy
wine, are noted, and attention of Council called
TO the matter.
A typographical survey of the city is consider
ed necessary in order to complete the sectiona
maps used by the Department. Hut as the pres
ent force is insufficient to perform this work, in
addition to other duties the subject Is referred tC
the attention of Council The increase OF th'
present force, or the employment of q special or
ganized corps, for this purpose, is suggested.
Two vacancies, caused by designations, occurred
| in the Department, during the busiest seasons o
the past year, entailing loss Of two months ant
thirteen days, before they could be filled. Not
withstand this serious interruption, the work ha
been progressing satisfactorily, and the corps 1
becoming more and more efficient. Out doc
| work was continued up TO the close Of the year
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27
Baltimore fOrbids the trapeze.

AOADANo sAAo tA@HoAb.
NapOlen IV is an accomplished fencer.
Oliver Cromwell is q New Haven politician.
Hartford has projected asewer Z. $40 feet lone.
Bowling Green, KY, has a cOlOsed fire com
pany:
Tho PiinOls Legislature has a Harte and
SOule.
bees. = -
ties. f77
Adjoining the beard with bit Of feather Il
tonsOrial item.
cum In Baltimore.
Athens, Ga, has her debts paid and new
copper in the treasury
France haslost two milIioa Of her population
during the last six years.
May, Sour ''sWeat.' Syracuse girl, IL the
AateSt sufferer from n0nrexploslve.
A ChisagO man has invented Q trunk which
can be converted into HiebOat or & conn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27
LEADING FEATURES :

/. THsiS ~ bihiieaio 6aaeO nile Of rOsa.
2, The PriReiral and Interest ere payable 10 Gold
The pIf1oIJ1l - lh9y yo411, and the interest lat
he baskag h9Rss e e ~ SSes 9GS7 ne" iork''
g Ths rate Of Tntsrass g $40 per cent. per an
num-oguai, nt the present sola premium 70 Abon
~ pw0g14 u Legal taa8or earEeney.
& ms nr1fg ere isgusd al the illlQWing denomi-
nafssaas CDaDtn, &Is0 80 80 4l099: REGISTERED.
e1o8, go, q %. q, 90 and sl0.oeo.
8. Ths semi-annuaI intsnsak "a ehe Bagisfsrsd
U0n7 = nnfd - RDt Ghaok aeal geaut1Efy ~ a1aSl
fnVsitosg lFs advised 70 puFphna ne teFec
lBan1S bQlh ~ > pseteeton a9llnl. los. thsn and
fkefufna6tE he lte1i5t1fe4 Eolda cal - - any
time eMeha4l9 ~ Ceupeas ed ne Coupon ioF
ImO. aBCRgAR q sos BAmkER8.
ess hAAKER srRRRr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-27

ANGLO SAXON CONFEDNRATIoN.-We are
informed that ex-Aldsman Vincent will pro-
badly deliver lecture before the House Of
Representatives on the AnglO.SaXOn Confeder-
alton. Col HeiFler will also speak, showing
the interest taken in the matter in England,
when he was there. Some Of the membeTs are
we'll acquainted With TIE sub biect, from remarks
in New York papers, taken BY them. Amongst
them are Mr.. Wilds and Mr.. ClouRh Of the
House Of Representatives. DR.. Rogers Of
Willow Grove saves everything connected with
the matter, and Is we'll acquainted with the
subject, from remarks in our own and foreign
papers. The doctor has a file Of a paper, we
are informed, published in New England,
started TO advocate the measure. The New York
Tribune has recently pnOnounced Itself in favor
Of the measure. II appears that paper after
paper is wheeling into llns. Horsee GFeeley,in
letter 10 Mr.. Vincent did not think that It WaG
feasible; but It is more than probable that be
thought the opposition would come from the
English. 1t appears that q large body Of the
English favor il, and the number Of its advo-
Gates in NE pnltsa 9Rlesis all the time inereas'
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