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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

DELAWARE CHEzAPEAKE CANAL The serious
break in the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
has very seriously interfered with trade at this
point large number of canal boats, loaded
with lumber, grain and coal, are now here wait
ing orders ar TO how to dispose OF their cargoes.
From all the information We can gather. it looks
doubtful whether the canal will be opened for
business before the close Of the season II il
rumored that tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany are negotiating for its purchase. and we
should not be surprised il the canal would in
future be owned or controlled by that grasping
corporation.- -Harre de 0raoe Repnblican
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
New Advertisements. This Day.

wanted-Stable man
Sum Of money lost-qeo Steinicken
Excursion Of Hiram Lodge to Atlantic City
Nattans' Crystal Discovery
Tarrants Seltzer Apedent
Notice TO tax payers-Lewis Mccall
Hardware-Truman 4 shaw
Good Enough Horse. Shoe
DR. wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry-city Item
Time tabe-Phila Reading &c
LOst-Small Spite Dog
Mt Cuba by moonlight
once Tor rent-Jos X Walter
Wanted-Young man to learn baking
Wanted-YounK man as book keeper
For sale-Cow and calf. cheap
1he law of Election concering Police
Lessons upon Voice and Piano-Miss Wyatt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

- Hoc for SuBmer.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased 70 blow, and our city taiors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. MIR. john Ii. Huhlhausen, at AIS King
coatings, yestings cassimeres &C. for Spring and is
ready 70 receive orders from his usual well dressed
customers He IL also having his store papered and
painted that everything looks as bright and fresh
a. a new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

Eg-TAPB F0RAI TAPE WORN !-Removed
in few hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine
No fee asked until the entire worm with head is re-
moved; can refer those afflcted to patients whom
have cured that have been treated by noted Physi-
clans OF this country and Europe, had been treated
moHths in Medical Colleges; had taken DR.. JayHe's
SPECIFIC Turpentine and al known remedies. DR.
j. B. Cherry, 254 n. Ninth St, Philadelphia. VIII
be at the Washington Hotel Wilmington, every
Monday, from s, A. N 70 s, P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE,

An INCORPORATED SCHOOL FOR both SEN gs
Is under the care Of Observation-Disclosures OF the So
ciety OF Frianhs.
The coursaH Of study IN English, Science, and the
Classics is thorough, Special attention is given to
Book Keeping, and held lessons In Surveying
he government Is parental; the buildings fur
nsh the g m nrt4 OF a home Term commences
9th Mo. 18Th, For Cata ogue Address,
JOSRPH SHORTLlDGE, A. M
Cuncotdville, u lsware Co, Pa.
". B.-The Concord Quarterly Me 'tings, Edlca
tlhnal Committee, appointed by the PhlIatelph a
Yearly Meeting OF Friends, mn end the above az
an Institution in which they have reason to believe
students VIII receive guarded aud thorough ,du-
catl ~ nug23 lin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

Depression Of Spirits and General Debility In theii
various forms Ferro Phosphated Elixir of Callssaya
made BY Oasweu, Hazard Co., New York, and sold
by ali druggists, IL the best tonic. As stmulani
tonic for patients recovering from fever or otheI
sickness, Il has no equal II taken during the sea
son it prevents fever and ague and other intermit
ent fevera
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Police Cnnrt.

John Reed, colored, for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, was fined II and costs and
bound over in 500 for his future good behav-
ior.
Henry Hinson aud Alonzo Williams, for like
offence, were also fined, the former costs and
bonded in $50, and the latter 81 and costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
educational.
proposals.
TNO BUILDRRs

W. buAAbhHN
LIGHTHOUSE AT HEREFORD INLRr FIVE
'' NILE BEACH. NEW JERSEY.
OFFICE oV LIGHT HOUSE, ER0NKKH
No. bs2 Walnut SfTeet
PHILADELPHIA, August o, 1873
seat Propnsals, from builders only. will he Pa
celVfd at tbia once until " O'Clock noon. or
MONDAY. the sth OF SEPTEMBER. next
For the erection Of fou tn order harhora = tar,
hoase 1a e. Hereford Inlet give Mile Beach,) SeE
tions which can be seen on application mi thts o,l
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ, and 3 oeincl'
me building win be OF frame with stone an,
brlck foundations. The amount " hid mnat inclnda
painting. iAoiudlhg
Bios must be msde In duplicates and in torns
Whlch Will he furnished applicat on and rno
IN nll respects 10 the requirements OF the Govern
ment a, d the right TO reject any or all The bids a
BIDS VII be opened promptly ct the hour specified
when bidders are requested TO be prese
a,.s sa..a ". +. RAYNotDS,
ausS-staWsw t. Col of ngs., 1t do. Rnar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

EB- Haze you a Cough, cold, pain in the chest, o
bronchitis In fact, have you the premonltcT
Hymptoms of that ''nsatiate archer" cons sumption
II So know that relief is within your reach In tn
shape Of DR.. Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry, ,whicl
In many cases where hope had ned, has snatche'
the victim from the yawning grave.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

NEW RAILWAY TARRAEGEMENT.-Annou
is made, elsewhere. of an arrangement by which
one train each way is to be run between this city
and Reading, over the old track OF the p W, and
B., and the Philadelphia and Reading The
train upward leaves here at 2 O'Clock, PM, and
reaches Reading at 8; that downward leaves
Reading at 1, Z. M. and arrives here At s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

NATTANs CHYsTAL DISCOVERY is warrated to res
tore gray hair TO It's natural cUor n three TO ten
days Never tails. The best, cheapest, and on,y
harmless hair reAtorer in use. No poison, no sedi
ments TO shake. up befor using. For sale by all
Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

The Richmond State journal asserts that many
best white people in the State are in the Repub-
lican party, and that there is scarcely a county
in the State in which there are not fifty to hum
dred white Republicans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
HATTEETIo.y

s~ATTBETIOy
AIDES SUITS AND UNDERWEAR
CoRsETS AND EO0PsKlRTS
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
At extraordinary low prices.
PRASK'S EMPORIUM,
bll Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTFMRHR

FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
The Course Of Instruction comprises the follow
Ing Branches; orthography, Reading Elocution,
flaln and ornamental Writing, Arithmetic, Book
Keeping Algebra, Geometry, Modern, Physical and
Ancient Get grSphy; Sacred, Ancient and Modern
History; Mythology, Grammar, Rhetoric, Encllsh
Literature, Criticism and Logic, Botany Astronomy
use OF 81 bes. Chemistry, Physics, Metaphysics,
hthies, Asthetics, Classical and Modern Languages
Music on Harp, Plhno, Guitar and Grgan DRAWING
and Painting In Oil and Water Celofs, Pastel on
Velvet Plain sewing and EmbroiderinR in Linen.
also, Lace Work.
m The Modern Languages are taught by native
NO distinction is made In the reception of punils
on account OF their religious opinions; however for
the maintalnance OF good ORDER all are redured ts
conform 70 the ext rnal discipline of tine Institu
tlon Every three months Musical Matine, q are
held OF character TO improve the taste and stimu-
late the zeal OF the pupils. Prom individuals or So
cietles disposed to aid In the education OF Young
ladies, application for the admission Of pupils al
reduced terms, will receive the most favorable com
will admit - 'e 1S'''1'iOn
ri0reBs OF the Academy FF'' - $50 NF
aug2-tsep16 =" "----'--'NAS IVA"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
If YOU WANT A FINE
IL IMPORTED GER NAN
Singing Canary Bird,

go to W. N. Chandler, GIL Market Street, and buy
one. just In direct from glasgow, Scotland
large invoice of prime Sicily canary, hemp and
rape seed which we offer very low,
W. N. CHANDLER
Gil lSix KlsVsni Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

LARGE SIas.--A small lumber yard lie being
used up in the construction of a sigu for the
Oxford Car Works. The sign is feet high anC
POS feet long, requiring 1000 feet Of lumber
The letters will be AZ feet high.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Henry Mendinha.l,
et. al.
Petitioners,
In Chancery
New Castle County,
Cause Of Partition

And now, 20 W.T., thls fifteenth day OF July, a. D.,
1878 It is ordered by the Chancellor that notice. by
advertisement be given forty days before the first
Monday IN september neXt, to all persons having
any len or liens npon the interest estate of Henry
Mendnha!l Rliza0eth s Taylor, Franklin Taylor.
Henry Taylor. Edward NJ. Taylor and Elizabeth
M. Taylor, or either OF them in tue land and pre-
misses in said petition men ioned to lie a petition
setting forth the nature aud amount of the RarHe in
the ofce Of the Register 10 Chsncery for New Cas-
TIE County ten days before the irst Monday of Sep
tembsr mex, and 10 appear and prove said lien or
liens at the ensuing term OF this Court before the
rising OF the Court on the third day OF the term.
ly24- Ia .40d BENZ, NIElDS Trustee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

HEARD FRoM.-Mr. Carney who disappeared
20 mysterionsly from ChristiAna Hundred, a
week or two is reported to be eng aged in sssis-
ting to operate a mud machine at Pittsburg, Pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

~ OFFICE OF THK
WILMINGTON G AL GAS co.
August 10th, 1873.
An election for nine Directors OF the Wilmington
Coal Gas 'mplny will be held at the ON e. Me-
300 Shipley ST., on Monday, the lst day OF Septem-
ber, next between the hours of and o'clo k p
N. aug26.tsepl T. j. LAWSON, Secy.
NoTICE.-on and after September ST. 1873, no
v persons will be admitted into the Schutzen
Park, unless members in good standing. This No
lice is here Inserted that hereafter may feel
Offended at being refused admittance.
BY order of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Partuership Eotifes.

- ISsoLUTIoN OF CO Co-PARTNKRsHIP - The
- CO-partnershtp heretofore existing between
Geo Richardson and Edward w Hopes, trading
under the firm name OF Richardson Hoopes, u ard
sent
The business OF the late arm will be settled by
Edward w Hopes, who will continue the business
ct the old stand No ss Market and 500 and 800
shipley street, wilmington. Del
GRO RICHARDSON
J1ly ist, ls7s-u EDW W HOOPE3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
eEsifxlinazl
Srof. s. s. KRURGRR,

Rrsf. 8. S. KRUEGER,
TEkcEER OF
DAMCIko and ETIQUETTE,
MASONIC TEMPLE. WILMINGTON, DEL,
Mr. Krueger takes pleasure In announcing 20 his
former patrons and thOse desrous OF becoming pro.
fcent In the beautiful and essential art OF Dancing
that he will continue 81 the Academy asonic TEN
pie, for the season Of - and u, commencing
Monday September 18th, 1873.
Glasses now forming for the different departments
Deductiens made to those OF former classes.
Particular attention 70 Juveniles
LADIEs-Tuesday and Thursday afternoons tn
MISS AND NAsrERs--'in "Wednesday and Satur-
dsy afternoons FROM to 8 o'cl ca.
GENTLEMENs GLASS; s-Mondav evening from S
to 10 ADIEs' AND GEETLKMENs c AssEs.-Tues-
dRv and Thursday evenings from TO 10
Private lessons given at any time to suit own con-
ven ence, at the Academy or residence.
Subscr ption list now ready for all those des r0as
of joining the season For terms circular, &c call
at the Academy du ing the day or oy mail.
PROF. s. 8. KRUEaKR
ES-A All former patrons are cordially Invited on the
opening night, hendsy evening, septemoer 10th,
from TO TO- auR2s I'm
II EMMETT SQUARE ACADEMY FOR BOYS
N swithin @. shOrtlidges Academy for boys at
Keunett Square. Chester Co Pa g. re-openH n the
menL (The Girls School having separate building.
school-room and cass-rOoms or 20 Doarders at g. q
weekly
The Roys' building has 90 lodging rooms, bath
reOns, hot and cold water and water closet In each
story. gymnasium to he hested In winter several
acres OF play ground &c &c. instruction thorough
Discipline careful School h0melike; Boarding good
Lectures twice week "a On History, literature and
Travel, on Physiology, on Chemistry and Phl-
osophy, on Geology and MineraOgy, 6 on Fhysioa
Geography and AstrOn my. The schoOl has Stere-
opticon, Manikin, Sk let0n Charts, Globes, Mineral
Cabinet, Herbarium. &c. Rates 81. rs per week for
the term. French and German spoken in cl IS,
Drawing, &c, The cheapest school In Pennsylvania
Bayard Taylor says: 81 take pleas re in recon-
mendinR to parents the adeIny OF which G.
shorilidRe Is principal at Kennett Square" Send
for circular. Aug2g-Ttd1tw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
gsM III AnaA.

II osT. "A snan sFTTz DOG; it Il -
J 4 ab01t uas fugt fonF ze6 entirely 2S@sA
whtta Ths Hadef VIII be rewarded On returning il
70 eeRi-lt sos KING ST.
H osr-On ssssrdsY, the sOtA inst, between !
- and O'Clock p ~. two SO notes and seven
one-han dollar notes between a15 Market Street and
the Claytrn House. $40 reward will be given for
the return Of the above lost money 20
GkO STRINICEKN,
sepl-1t' 2l5 MsTket Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

SELECT SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
~ AT
ROOMS No. l6 AND II, MASONIC TEMPLE.
will open
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
ugl1-tseplb ELLA X pIrSRY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Hgttfes.

NOTICE TO TAX Paw ERs.-The tax payers Of
~ the Northern District OF Wiiminrton Hundred
are hereby notified that the undersigned will be at
Fighters cigar store, N. ". cor of Ninth and Mar
ket streets, on MONDAY next. from A. II. 10 1e NJ
and from 70 p NJ, remaining there daily until
further notice, for the purpose OF receiving County
taxes LEWIS MCCALL.
auRsO II Collector
~ OTlCR-The co partnership heretofore existing
~ between Martin Johnston and Ferd. r. BoRia,
trading under the Hrm name OF Johnston Bo9ia,
Book Bin ers, was dissolved on the 18th inst, ny
mutual consent The husins IS OF the late firm viii
be sett'ed by Martin Johnson, who will continue
the business at the Old stand, No. 4q0 shipley ST,
MAR IN JOHNS ION,
FER0. r. BOGIA.
August 30 isTa-'2t
~ OTlCE- HohTICULTURAL EXHIBITION
~ All persons In favor of holding the usual Au-
tumnal Exhibition. especially those interested IN the
Home for Friendess Children, are requested to
meet at Institute Hail on Monday evening, Sept. 1st
at O'Clock. WILLIAM CANDY.
aug29 3t President
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-on account OF the
~ repairs being me to Newport Bridge, travel
will he suspended over It for few davs on and af-
ter Thursday, Sept 4th. GEO. JACKSON,
ang29-lf Levy Court Com.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
MRS. w. sLocuMR
NEWARK CADEMY,

MISS e. Nc CABE,
1Nl will OpeI
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
In the building formerly occupied by Miss A, Foth-
ergll at he
N. W. COR OF NINTH AND MARKET STREETS
Wilmington, Del, ON SEPT. |, 1878.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

A CADEMT of tho VISITATION
"A b.. v. NJ.
Studies will be resumed at the above named In.
sttution on the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
TIAX PAYERs, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873,

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873,
The undersigned Receivers OF Ia es for the City
OF Wilmington will be at the city HalLon and after
the lst day Of August l573 between the hours of !
and u In the morning and from 10 ia the after
noon, FOR the purpose O' receiving Taxes All taxes
paid in August and up 10 the closing OF the polls OF
the Uy Eli ction the face OF the bill must be paid
and af er that date i've per cent wi he added to The
bill ALEXANDER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM SrILLgY,
aus6-tf Receivers OF Taxes
NOTICE YOU SG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ -2d SERlES.-By vote of the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Association, he q at their
rooms on the evening OF the 18th inst 1t voted
unanimously To issue nve hundred shares Of New
stock. commencing with the month OF Tune. Sub-
scrlptiOns u the same will be reCefsd by the Pres
dent. T. I. de NOrmandie. at his store, 3O2 Market
street, and also at the Farmers Bank by
Iyl1.f 4. k. YOUNG Secy.
NLAYTON LOAN Observation-Disclosures SUB
~ SCRIPTlONS AT a meeting OF CGrporators OF
Clayton Lo n Association, the undersigned was au.
thlrlzed TO open book for subscription Of stock.
IL Ia proposed to run this Loan on the " New Plan"
namely, 10 give to the borrower the whole amount
OF the Loan and 10 collect the premium with dues
and interest; 1t Is also proposed to have weekly pay
ments. jelqf NJ. l. LlCHTENsTEIN.
NoTICE-A GOOD INvE5TMSN = The Me-
IN chanics' Loan Association is now issuing Sd
Series OF stock The Association offers a premium
OF 10 per cent per annum for the list series whch b
will no doubt induce the holders to wit ldraw this
giving additional advantage 10 the I'd and Sd series
Subscriptions received by the Secretary.
myls-f Il. T. TAYLOR, 81 Market ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
GARD,
IELAwARE ISsTIrurE.

Lately known as Taylor 4 Jacksnn's Academy.
corner OF Eighth and WOllaStNn streets, Will, Del
select sch ,ol for both s"xes. Seven able assis.
tan teachers Students carefully prepared for BUSH
ness or College, The Boston method OF instruction
in Draw ing and CrayOninR, Seiil in 10th drawing
and peninlnshp may he aCquirf In the time usual
" spent at . writing" Lessons In musii will be
given at the YOung Ladies' residence Dy Professors
Of established repuiuAtan In this city. Autumn
term brslns Sent. lst. few gi'ls Will be re- eved
into the family Of the Principal for the coming year
Circulars may he had at BOughman, Thomas 4
Co. MILTON JACRsJN. ~
Residence, tatter August 12,) at 222 West st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

TENHE STATE
Il NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
VIII reopen for its 22d term, at 9 O'Clock.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. /, 1873, jy3l If
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01


To ne Editor of NE Commercial
Much has, and probably much more will be
said, concerning the qualifications Of Mr. Vim
cent, who is, Is most Of our citizens are aware,
tue Republican nominee for Treasurer of this
city. Thus far you have not said much in his
behalf, but what you have said has been well
said. don't know as it il necessary TO say much
in print for him, concerning his competency for
filling that important Office, as he is too well
known, and his works speak for themselves But
this can be said of him, and said without fear
Of truthful contradiction, that what has appeared
in Ecery EUeniRg, those malignant editorial as
saults are entirely mistaken ideas OF the able
editor Of that enttrprising Journal and we be-
lieve should Mr.. Vincent be elected, as we hope
and trust he may be, that the editor OF that
paper will have cause to retract every thing that
has been said in its columns detrimental to the
ex-Alderman. As has been often said he ia a
poor man, a man Of the people and as far AZ |
have been able to ascertain from a good and re-
liable source he is fully qualified to perform
the duties of the office for which he has been
nominated as any man that could have been se-
lected WOrkingmen OF the city OF Wilmington.
Of which there are many, both white and oolored
with you rests the result of his election and il
the Republican party be true to itself he will be
the Treasurer Of this beautiful and prosperous
city for the coming two years. and we sincerely
believe you will never have cause to be- ashamed
Of casting ballot for such faithful and COM
petent glap and useful citizen.
Therefore, We hope you will turn out in your
might tomorrow, 1--WE mean Republicans, and
Democrats, too) and deposit your vote for the
workingmans friend and co-laborsr-Franois
Vincent. JUSTICE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-06
THE BURIAL OF RICHARD
YATES

Tho funeral of Ex-senator Yates h
Jacksonville on last Sunday, was rnsdo tho
occasion OF elaborate obscquics in honor OF
tho distinguished dead Tho opera house
70 which tho body of the deceased was
borne before ita final intcrmcn.. was dec
Grated with Gags drnped in Grape. Ton
gentlemen acted as pail bearers and upon
the stage of tho opera house voro seated
nearly all the clergymen Of tho city, Gov
ernor Beveridge and other prominent per-
sons. Tho body OF the opera house WAS
crowded with people, tho friends and ac-
qusintsnces of the ex-governor and ex-
senator, residents Of Jacksonville, Spring
Geld, Decatur and other places. Tho fu-
moral sermon WAS delivered by Row. A
$. Mccoy, pastor Of the Centenary church,
from the text "And the Lord Jesus Christ
which Is our hope,' the lass clause Of the
lrst verse of the fret Epistlc to Timothy /;
the public services and private life Of thc
deceased were commented upon, and at
the close OF tho sermon, tho following
beautiful and most touching tribute TO Oh G
dead statesman WAS uttered by Gov. Bow
eridgo;
"My knowledge OF the deceased ia thst
OF a public man. Ito did not belong TO
Illinois alone, but TO his country. HE
name and fame hsve passed into imperish-
able history. Tho righteous record of
that period of four years when he was the
war governor Of Illinois is y proud recol-
lection TO the nation. 1t was Richard
Yates who, as governor, raised ono hun
dred regiments of men for the Union
army, and bore consolation 10 tho soldier,
sick and 6isheartened, in camp and field.
1t was Richard Yates, war governor, who
deiled treason and brought our state into
tho front rank Of those who sought to pro-
tectt flag. Whatever else you may say
Of him no was true to his country, to tho
| dag, and 20 the soldier in tho field. Rich
ard Yates, rs governor, senator,
| orator, citizen, man, has gone.
No moro will ho walk through
tho streets mover ngain will his
voice BIO heard in tho senate chamber; no
more will tho smile on his face and tia
good cheer in his voice, stir tho hearts OF
| his fell0w-citizens. Ho has gone from the
| earth to try the realities of another exist
ence has shut his eyes on the nowers and
sunshine and beauty of this world and the
| passions of earth can harm him no moro.
We will leave him in the hands OF kind
| and loving Savior, who wss himself
| tempted as We arc. To-day we gather
around his romans and will soon commit
them 10 tho dust. Bury him not near tho
busy hauDts of men. Bury him not near
thc aphniu N etrant ubaro Tho f,nt of W IN
90 tramping up md down. Bury him in
some calm, secluded spot, under tho green
grass and tho waving branches Of trees,
and when in the spring we como TO deco
ratio our heroes graves, VIC will drop fra
grant garland on the grave OF Richard
Yates, tho soldiers best and dearest
~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-06
From Madison,
SO. may.

MADISON, Wisconsin, December o.
The complexion. of the incoming.stat nd
ministration is entirely unsAtisfae,ory' to
tho pu.rd "reminiscences Of thiacityi Those
of that class who expected fat oii.cos, APP
pear entirely chap-fallon since the session
recently held in this city Ut the oiiicers
elected on tho Reform or Peoples ticket.
This putrid class has just losrnod that the
recent victory in our stste has brought no
gain 20 them. Severs. notable persons
from different portions of the state ara in
town, and many eoniectures havo boon
made a.. TO what measure brought here.
Col, Calkins, late Of the Milwaukee News,
has been in tho city the past two days,
and rpmor has " that no 10 in search OF q
position as editor. It ID. said that tho Col
onel would Ike to establish himself at the
capitol city.