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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
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yEDEeiAEO. any. sfArs oP hEyADa July 10
PRO & or PA-4AGi, IL 20 uhshe1. ..o
pr CaDin So second G5Hil, soo
sfesgege aEd intermediate iic6ets 70 A4a lf-UA a.
| points u; ZIG .oTesi fa.e1. -
Passenger e.co-sll9f Mons fer 81 c3eSs 1n'lI-
ns.sat srl6ie st-enfance is provided. hveFy
! graulsr csrvies : slrge5fi and siaWaTdess
rnrough ;ieEet- and tnto9ga 1iis u isit3s sN'eu
| l,sfwes al rfcnlsnt p.'lts.
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| sg; .ainu; street Fauede' nhtA. ~ tF9AA aifeef
| New Yors. b. Vendor Heeke, Gensrsi ..4roNaaF
| hggLt' s,,werp. :. 7. BET ls, 4 tent Anllna bH-
| r-,.ss o lfse Whining n pe.+ 4, u. 9RlAoHAN
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

~Ledt.s slVpes, new sock 8, YeTJ y01 prizes, q
Eabcock BIO, 2is HarEef stYeet mss,t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
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Harry Bond, Luzerro. Io,
J3A 81. ellnptir, BaitO 1ll.
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notiffs.


NOTICE NOTICES AM
~ sqe.s'Y meeting uotres 70 secafe insertion L
sis.. sg1tu oJaSERs1AL PKisTIfa 60:
'TAA Pa Er, TAKE NOTICE.
CTR AsD SCHOOL T2x5s FOB is.a
TIE unis.signei. Receivers 9i lsxsa :sr ils c..
o. NLmit zI0n, sA- De Al
40. 70 Z. cTH STREET
t-tve n NGrsst an ging streets. OF snd sfier M
Ira, 1s. u fuls is.5 p seen ne to1rs OF anu u
o lie morning aut from 70 { n Z e Afternoon,
for tie purpose fseeislug Taxes.
Cn a. ia1a- p4li during The month OF July there
vii ~ q wet : att.ucilHn Of I've cents on ever
a. = A I'll tax, pad On ~ after TIE hrs' daE o.
AugG-. .nr.Hd.ag The drst Tuesday OF sept later,
sas-i 9- pafzo ~ltholi usd1c ION OF sdlliloi
r. afgres=.i aai Bill 'e1sz paio On The cav next
sfieF .Ne trs; II--l'aY OF -ep'sr.ts- shsi be IL.
creased ps sac sI1lsl0E OK rse 2er cen;aIl Oh The
EDMUND PROVOST,
ps ever No1Aefn District taeiading all North Of
EDwARa FARMER
feoe-vr sv-t ERA District uae.uins all oath Of
NOTiCE-A /. PERSONS INTEREST.
~ I'D vii please axe rUflce i1si propose 70
axe the 80 Ii atnu4l excursion 70 Washington
-. &. c1 IHar- e.. september 1911, '-,5. These
iU'tnclas 70 = w. riease iesve tAelr names Ai ny
once, IS e4r, a eongs sI.,,a nsRr pt,-,vrp
.s2sAw,r 10. ~ RTE. street. VII. Tel.
NOTICE Ci-MLCHANlCS LOAN ASSn-
IN e;4'icp. II n ser.e-, go shares in the PIN
--ries ui tals .ssocls.ign are now for sale. First
rsy.As1, 70 be u4Ge tle seeon1 TuesiAy u Ssy.
Appiy 10 ". ]. MORROW, So,
r1srz. = No. ~ French street.
DAOl54Rl BUREAU NUTlCE
n p-operty h1ders within TIE cit! who have no,
asl iReif property reyslsfed, Rre respectfully re-
4uezlei 70 presea; - thia once correct descsip-
Ton OF ileir property.
a uopy oi the EeFissry Law ar blank forms for
tAe aesirpti9n " property viii be furnished ca ap-
P.tsat.1o q; tgis Orice.
Az DEEDS, conveyance or tranEfers Of Real Rs-
.ste Era ie -tAr Jcfy lit, 1874 m1s be entered in
.a.s o1ce u-sf3re t.sy ani 70 New Castle 10 re
Y. c. COSWELL,
C,.iei Engineer and surveyor,
ianSJ.i. Tenth and King streets.
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&taietfr.s aloticss.
pIGlsIERs OFFICE,

- LGlS1 Ek : OFFICE,
=. ASW CASTLE CrtSTT, ~! s, 80.
nm Nie Application uf t1Ss'd Meh nHtl snI
~. Stra.Hrat. siiailistra,Qf= Of afan z hef-
fg14i, ate VI .talugtan IlgusIed Ia said touutt,
af.e-.a; IT. frsftG afi drre'ti ay TIE hag sier
# fhr IMAM 5if4taf- ~ f--a go n9tlce Of I've
@HaHtIg ut i.nt'tfa d hstiH nj afGtsH 1tsa 'le
e-lal. % f4e 'ieeeasft, wal the dafc u .1ranthl
tNe1-af, carsU2 entertainments % be posted
within f0ry days from the I4.e y sHeh letters n
-t do III Hesi p1h,ic pilees of re County " %ets
castle taqu.rul icf f-lr having rlaLde against
te E-ia'e. q uf" ~ t1e sane. q s5de b. an Aet
~ A--e!41ls Va -4t , ci-e lflair AudprGyldNd And
llso ett8c h" esre 10 ne B-trltd WITHIN the -aine
Qrra-l 10 'le lNttiI tHgMtECiAL, q Newspaper pg5-
e3 M WILMINGTON ava i1 be cGn;taued therr.n
.fi9 ,ut..-. lFues
O4eru uu4ar NE hsnd and Seal Of Office Of
t. 81 tt Be2.s'ei b9re-aia at New Castle, New
e,ss'l" toGHsJ afs.es-.I, the day and year
-fHys Ht!sh ~,
.. e. EiGGS Register.
,,DTlGE--A'i persons having cams againsi the
E-ts.e uf the avosestt must presrut the SANE dulS
't,-ieJ - NJ AHmini-'raipr7 on or beiore Jas
b ;d, ri af'f the Aet Of Assembly u suGi. ease
Hlaslt at9 prom ..
., 4@.5 + /, %.HIIHH I. Z y w. Administrators
Ad3t,s- aIa.rRsan, De. iyg.gwcoi
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xkTE HAVE SOME ELEGANT NEW
wv type for letter and note headings, and have
xed prices exceedingly low for Ine class OF work,
81 lls COBnAIsgIAL Oillce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

WATER %,rru WntEL Ha4rEi. YesteIdey a.
tic Water Watch Engine Wts 'urnng tin corner
of Front and Shipity StGut, on mo way from
tho fire it thn foot Of Thonc street. one of tie
wheels gave out, letting the caslno down on tho
atrect. Tuckily, tho Company had On hand an
extra ret of wAeer, one of Which was used iu
the emergency, 80 tho eng.ue i rt.ii ready for
net i've service,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
Z. z. knnNel.s nI..er vino or IRON.

rat sfa.' s1eae.s AL Hzt -, = IRE people. III
fse', n4'i.lg =, BE t-nd A4t fy4r ben oferea To
me i0erlcaa fsor,- wtiea nss 50 qti fopn4 rs
Nay .rtt ifflr - q favor am leEfff spprose4 ~
2, EvSEbI.- n4rIks Nh bF iaGE. IL yes a..
H pfuHgse7, anu tAus EiFes tH.7efHai saflsiae iol
4 = g4sfsaieei 70 ne %" eoEst Use q H3spep-
u-sz, reryorsnf, cois'ipai!Jn acld ty q tar stcn
ac1 ae. Get the =. g4-he IN sod IL 81 oO rs
uere' 48!i f1.ee y se.if e.tath - ,hlade, pt4
az f1r krIse. r., ea4 tsAe 10 otaer sod tg A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

pLACk TAMl5E.-WE HAVE RE
I'D ceived direct from the importer full line OF
these elegant goods, to y lich we invite attention
W. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market atraats
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

EsOR THE BATa-BATH BRUSHES,
IL Bath Towels ana Bath Soaps Ia great variety,
il,o, Flesh IrnHhes ftraUa llUtBe Hnlr, Fiction
IIoyes ami many other articles 0I Tie class 1T
Il. BRI sGlIuk%fS Co.'s
Cor. riXln 4 Market Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

L,INE FsKIhA COLOG Nc WATER,
IL Imported lar NJ Cologne, Lavender Flower
Water, Vl0iei Toilet HntTr, I'lOrlda water, Bay
rum hospora Multnofi uu,l other Toilet Waters
hoice Extracts fnr the handkerchief, Petiume
Spray Atonl2 rs, dc, for salr ny
E, BhINduuhsT . 90, tpothecarifa
Cor. .INth q MArket ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

Tr.Enbt.Gr ~ on fltizes Janca Il. C11,
a. cid and reeptctch etlzon, wi.s tlled from
hts rcMdence ~ NalrItt'teei, Aesttraay after
moan. The iargoAumbnrof ptreohe attending
the funeral Eho@ed the ldGA C-tnatiou % which
he WA h"ld. air C1 was f7 yeeIs of npe. n
gar iAul;f By tfade and Mt one t,ue csptntl pi a
Hop. ie was oHce Tho CANDIDATE on the Dem
cratic ticket for cat0ncr, ava aofrfal ,,use & cal.
didato for the nomination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

HOT WTATHER--W WHEN THE MER-
III Curry hovers N the yicnityof % deg crs
everybody het ONES much Interested IN lirrmom0-
ers ana notice every yarintln of tho temperature
an extensive variety Of reliab'e thermometers
plapted for nli pWrrOae3 at moderate nrte nf
E. BIiihGHUBsf 4 60,
Garner sixth nild MnrFrt rrets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-17

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Chensyville Guarantee, Alexandria,
Cotile and Cloutierville, Daily, at
7 A. NJ.
SHREVEPORT, Keachie, Mansfield, Mar
thavllle, and Pleasant Hill-Daily at
aa 1OA. NJ.
NACOGDOCHES, Melrose, Chirino. San
Augustine, Milan, Pcndleson, Sabine
town, Many and Fl. Jesup-on Tues
day Thursday and. Saturday, at
SPIN.
HOMER, Minlen, Buckhorn, Ringgold,
Coushatta and Campte-on Tues
day ansl Friday, at 5 ?. NJ.
WINNFIEk), Atlantis. Sutton and St.
Maurice-on Tuesday and Friday,
at 9 AN.
MAILS CLOSE
At 6 A. N. for New Orleans, Alexandria
and Cloutierville.
t9A. NJ. forsShreveport, Keachi, Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
At6P. N. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Augustin.
ASP. N. for Homer, La, Buckhorn,
Coushatta and Campte.
At 10 A. NJ. for Winfield, &c.
Office Hours-from 10 A. M. to 2 P. N.
and from Bpm 7PM..
J.F. DEVARGAs, Post..Master.
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"anted.-We will give
energetic men an women
Business that will Paw

from a to So per day, can be procured
in your own neighborhood, and is strict
" honorable. Particulars free, or samples
worth several dollars that will enable
you to 90 to work at once, will be sent
on receipt Of fifty cents.
Address ]. LATHAM & CO..
@2 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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rapsiring Of lighter in the Tagus, near Lis.

capsIfIng OF lighter IN the Tagus, near Lis
bon.
The corporation Of London has resolved
TO invite the Mayor Of New York to the in.
ternational municipal banquet next month.
Charles De Remusat, the eminent author
and politician, is dead.
Australian adviccs say that the gold ex.
ported this year amounts to ies,27s ounces,
against 3i6,557 last year.
Madame Rastoul. wife Of the French Com.
munist. writes IN The yictor;a aro,, ,ba,
her husband and comna,ions esca,od ,,o,,
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Fun as q Profession.

The business Of making people laugh
is no joke. Punsters and wits, whose
speciality it is to set the table in a roar,
are generally when OF duty chopfallen
tribe. Writers who produce largely in
the humorous style, are, in at least three
cases out Of five, gloomy and taciturn.
Comic actors, as a class, have always
been notorious for their melancholy
bearing behind the scenes.
Liston, the comedian, the expression
of whose face-even in repose-provoked
shouts Of laughter, was one Of the most
confirmed hypochondriacs Of his day !;
and Williams, for years the leading rep
resentative of broad farce in America,
used to cry like a whipped schoolboy
whenever anything went wrong with
him.
When Dominique, the French come
dian, was convulsing all Paris with his
drolleries, a physician of that city was
one day visited by miserable-looking
man who asked what he should do to get
rid of horrid desire to commit suicide
which continually haunted him. "Go
and see Dominique" said the doctor.
"Alasr' replied the unfortunate wretch,
81 am Dominique"
Forced humor is indeed sorry busi-
ness There is a reactionary principle
in human nature which renders depres-
sion the inevitable consequence Of over
strained merriment. The philosophy Of
all this is, that although wit and humor
are cheerful faculties when suffered to
develop themselves spontaneously, they
are quite the reverse when compelled to
drudge. In fact, no one faculty can be
overworked except at the expense of all
the others. To keep the body in healthy,
vigorous, elastic condition, all its attrib-
utes must be properly exercised. 1t is
the same with the mind.
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TIE Dog aud fhe Iwrffe-A Eabse.

The Peoria Reriew says; II anybody
has seen black.and-tan dog, answering
to the name Of Judge" going down the
street with hard-shell turtle that won't
answer TO anything, and certainly won't
answer to tackle-as the dog will tell
you, il you can only get him ts stop
long enough-plcase TO halt the clipping
pair, rs they are the property Of the
editor of this-paper. We are fondly
attached TO the dog ON account OF his
vagabondish, Bohemianish habits lie
knows every dog in Peoria by name, and
is on speaking terms with nine-tenths of
the dogs that come in under the wagons,
and he knows more of the inhabitants
Of the city than the tax collector does.
The turtle is n more recent acquisition.
II was placed in the back yard yesterday,
and the dog spent an hour and a half
trying to induce il TO come out Of its
shell and be comfortable. The old iron
clad maintained his reserve, however; till
the dog ornamented his nose against the
forward part and commenced 10 sniff.
The pair seemed to come to some under
standing at once, for the dog made an
impetuous remark ON a very high key,
and then they both started on trip
together The dog was last seen saunter-
ing along like a whirlwind, the turtle
staying right by him. We should be
very sorry 10 lose the dog now, as he has
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-11
A EafaI Practical .Iokc.

A practical joker named Edward Cole,
near Penn Van, was killed by his brother
in-law, George Pierce, recently. Cole
came home and knocked at the door for
a joke. When asked who's there ?"
he answered, "Your money, or your
life~ Not being admitted, he went to
the rear of the house, and, pslling of
his boots, he climbed upon the shed and
effected an entrance through a window
Mr.. Pierce, who sleeps down stairs, hear
ing him, cried out, "Don't come into
this house, or will kill you" Seizing
butcher knife, he started up stairs.
Mr.. Cole, all the time keeping silent,
stood at the head OF the stairs in the
dark, to receive him. Mr.. Pierce imme-
diately gnppled with the supposed as
slssin, and during the encounter cut his
throat with the butcher knife, severing
the jugular vein. The young man ex-
claimed, "You have killed Edward Cole!
My poor wife and childrenw and died.
MIR. Pierce is about thirty-eight years of
age, and one of the best citizens Of Yates
county. Mr.. Cole, his brother-in-law,
was younger, also from AN excellent
family, and of the highest integrity. lie
and his brother-in-law have always been
warm intimate friends, and their families
greatly attached to each other.
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The number of Wild beasts destroyed
in Algeria between 1867 and 1873 was
6,l95, or about 1000 annually. The
number appears large, but il is much
less so when from the number is deducted
5,579 jackals and PSI hyenas the latter
is a cowardly animal, and little to be
feared, while the former is only sort Of
inoifensiye dog.6x. The really danger
Gus beasts of prey were 81 lions and 2is
panthers. The former were almost all
found in the province Of Constantine.
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GUN mas prlnteu some tagacious para
graphs upon the question.
During the last four years, says the
Sun, Ohio has almost completely changed
front in its relation TO parties, and from
having been one ofthe most pronouncedo of
the Republican phalanx, has gradually
broken loose from its former ties, so that
the pending election will probably not
only determine its future position, but
have most decisive bearing on the Ma
tional election Of 1876.
In 1872 General Grant received ma
jority Of 1881. In 1873 William Allen,
Democrat, was elected Governor by sl7
majority over Noyes. In 1874 the Op-
position elected thirteen members Of
Congress against seven Republicans, ex-
actly reversing the political complexion
Of the delegation in the previous Con-
gress. Bell, Democrat, was chosen Secre-
tary Of State last fall by majority of
1902, but his election was not so much
a real test between parties as the contest
for Congress.
1t is thus seen that large part Of the
capital held by the Republicans in 1872,
has disappeared under the new agitations
and discomfort which have arisen from
the corruption, frauds and outrages per-
pctratcd at Washington. The question
now is, Can the disafIected be brought
back and the party rallied to a saving ef-
fort four months hence?
Although the outlook is discouraging
to the Republicans, their defeat is not to
be taken forgranted by any means merely
upon the basis of these elections There
is reserve force which, il it can be
brought out for the Republican ticket,
may sweep the Democratic majorities.
Every energy will be excited, therefore,
To conciliate this vote that stayed away
from the. polls in 1873, and by its pres
ence partially contributed to purge Con-
grcss of the impurities last year. A large
sum of money is to be raised by assess-
ment on the oficc-holders and the can
vass is TO be conducted without interfer-
cnce from Washington, or at least the
President has agreed that 1t shall be 40.
Still, with all the advantages Of dis
ciplined force, vast patronage, and the
sinews of war in abundance, the Repub-
licans have desperate struggle before
them. With the load Of Grants Admins
tration to carry, the popular demand for
n change of men and measures meets
them at every turn.
The Democrats, while confident Of
winning after a hard campaign, are by
no means so sanguine as some of their
papers profess to be. They have the cur
rent with them, but on the other hand
they know that nearly one hundred thou
sand voters dcfaulted in 1878, when Allen
was elected by the skin of his teeth.
They are nerved, however, to extraordi-
nary zeal by the encouragement from
other States, the general political drift,
and the belief that Ohio may now virtu-
ally settle the Presidential election, and
even send one of her own sons to the
White House.
On the other hand, defeat would set
back the Democratic successes in the last
two years, and finish at blow all the
hopes of three or four candidates who are.
now competing with each other in that
State for the honor Of being President.
Hence Mr.. Thurman very prudently ad-
vised his friends at Columbus the other
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Ii is the general opinion among we'll
posted politicians Of all parties that the
first great battle of the Presidential cam
paign will be fought la Ohio next Octo-
Der, as both parties are already prepar-
ing for the contest; and me New York
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


Attorney.Ceneral Pierrepont has issued ,
| circular saving he finds the appropriation 70,
the Office Is nearly exhausted. and com
manding general economy and retrench
ment
A general order issued from the War De
partment announces that the appropriation
made by the last Congress. for nav. etc. of
the army for the fiscal year ending June 80
1875, il $4,000 short Of the sum estimated
for the War Department. and present indica.
tions are that the appropriations will prove
The Commissioner Of Pensions has written
letter 10 the Secretary Of the Interior, say.
ing that on account Of the limited appro.
priation at his disposal he has selected the
names Of nearly ifty male and female clerks
whose services will be dispensed with on the
3Oth Of June.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs held
a short council with the Indians at their
hotel, at which he presented TO them reasons
why they should sign the agreement for &C.
cepting their right 10 hunt in Nebraska.
The Indians declined TO sign the agreement
here at all, and said they would take II home
and have IL explained to their people. Red
Cloud urged that the six Commissioners be
appointed at once, to go out with them II
possible, and on his part he nominated Todd
Randall and Mr.. Collins for two Of the siI.
The Commissioner agreed that the stakes Of
the Nebraska line, which troubled the
Indians 80 much, should be removed, and he
said the President would take into consider.
alton the appointment Of Commissioners.
Secretary Delano has concluded to sus.
pend the sale Of Indian lands in Kansas till
Jan. 1, 1876. This action is taken upon
recommendations of Gen. ingalls,. Commis-
sionor Smith, and other prominent persons,
in consequence Of the suffering Of settlers
by drought and grasshoppers.
The Government has had its final pow.wow
with the Indian braves at Washington. They
refused to take $4,000 for the Black Hills.
They intend to hold on TO that territory, and
will keep the whites out il the Government
fails IN do so
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Foreign ffenss.

Two hundred houses have been destroyed
by ere at Cabanal, Spain.
Official inquiry into the loss Of the
steamer Schiller has begun at Greenwich.
Sixty persons have been drowned by the