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Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

NYOTIOE-I, ALEXANDER SAVlLLE,
IN owner Of the within mentioned prenA-
ises, In compliance with an Act Of Assembly
In such case mace and provided, do hereb y
give notice that shall apply In writing to
the honorable, the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sesssio 8 Of the Poace and jail De.
livery Of the State Of Delaware, in and for
New CASTLE County on Monday, the goth day
Of November next, A, D., 1882, being the first
day Of said court, for license to keep au ian
or tavern. ats. u. cor. 9Th and Market streets,
in the Fourth Ward Of the Uity of Whining
ton, DEL, and to sell intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be rank
on the premises, AMI the folloTing respect
able citizens, residents OF said ward, recon.
mend the said application t. wit:
Neil 9ermley William AlsentZer
James Parker Daniel M ,rrls
Peter Springer George Ortlip
Isaac Dillon August TenWeges
J. q. Eerenbach Joseph W. Hart
M. Feliheimer George Beckley
Z. +. Wright bis
Bernard Bonner Michael McD enough
John McClafferty mark
J ohm u, kurt2 John Ling
Julius A. Krauspe l.. u. File
Samuel Finley A Il, Fields
John Fry James A. Hart
William s. Miller william Robelin.
ocl4-2t ALEXANDER SAVlLLE,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
Mnnatar potatoes. -.

Two potatoes rave been left at the
REPUBLICAN, office by William #. Lit
tie, of Mill Creek Hundred, of the Chill
white variety, one Of which weighs 80
ounces and the other 36. The rivalry
In regard to big potatoes seem 10 De con-
fined almost entirely to Mill Greek
Hundred, and what the next report
will be we cannot predict. We, how
ever, award the first premium to Mr..
Little 90 far % the exhibits have been
made. For size his specimens are un-
equaled.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and Intermediate stations,
$40 A. M; II noon: $50, 73O, 800 T. M.
NJ; 61T, 6.3s, 72o p. M.
baltimore and Washington, La, 4.61, sos,
cir A. NJ; ll.OA p. NJ. Baltimore, LOS Am.
For further information, passengers are re.
ferred to the timetables posted atthehtation.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited ex.
press, upon whtsh extra fare is charged.
EHAS, v PUGH, ]. X. WOOD.
p ~ graI wa prger, General PasH~-~Tt Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

ssnOrs o. inG, IL oil who are sufleri ny from
alGnsss, eapIS pIS1lssoretions Of youth, nervous
W send 4 -. ,aecay, loss Of manhood, etc. :,
4 CAAR9EO'Re that will cure you, FREE
,esed BY a N m,,.;lis Inns great remedy was dls-
,SSla W . selt-aSdSsssalonary in south America.
,sSEPH + iNIsssed iNMss q envelope to the REV
4" AN@AN' Station D. New ~
Oft11 'iEN
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
LoNG ROOks

A book containing the names Of sub.
scribers who receive the REPUBLICAN,
at the toll gates ON the Concord and
Philadelphia pixies and at several stores,
has been mislaid or lost, one dollar will
be paid 10 any one returning IL to us.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
WILMINGTON HAY AND scxAw
MARKET.
GRATEFUL-CONFOR TING.
. PPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST,

"By thorough knowledge Of tho natural
laws which govern the operations Of diges.
ton and nutrition, and by q careful applica.
ton Of fine properties of well selected Cocoa,
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
with a delicately favored beverage
which may save us snany heavy doctors' bills.
1t Is by the ludioiOus Use Of such articles Of
diet that constitution may be gradually
bu up until strong enough 70 resist every
UOndencv to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
maladies are floating around US ready to at
tack wlerevo" there la a weak point, We may
escape manv 4 fatal shaft by keeping Gu.-
selves well fortified with pute blood and q
properly nourished frame."-OiVil Service
Ga Zette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold In tins only G4b and ny, labeled.
JAMER EPPS Il co.,
He OmROP0thtO Chemists,
LtINUON. ENGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
At the Corners.
WE ARE READY FOR
THEFAIL, RuSINESs
THE FALL BUSINESS .

In every department. Our
Custom room was meyer fill
ed as well as at the present
time. We have m a n Y
specialties imported direct
which cannot be duplicated
and not to be found in any
other house in this city.
Our cutter superior-Our
prices low for quality of
goods and workmanship.
One trial secures a perma-
nent customer. You are in
vited to call al
FOURTH ANDMARKET SITS.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
NERO 1ANT TlILORING ESTABLISH
MENT,
JNO. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
And 600 other Useful and
Valuable Presents.
EOW TOGET ATICKET.

Tickets for the FESTIVAL can be obtained as
follows: Every cake Of DaVtd's Prize
Soap, Is wraPI ed In q dark brown wrap.
per. save these wrappers until you have 20;
mail them to us in one Of our envelopes, which
can be obtained free Of charge from the
grocer Of whom you buy the Soap, follow the
printed d1roctio thereon, and there will be
no trouble. For 100 Wrsppersyou will receive
Blk Tickets.
kemembtr the Tickets cost you
nothing. You DO not buy them. We do
not sell them. We give them to you for
using our Soap.
You Rsusi use ROaR.-Use David's
Prize Laundry SORp. Bear in mind
that you have nothing to lose. You get fulR
value for yoAr money when you buy the
Soap. 1t Is the Largest, Cheapest,
Best. the Longest Lasting, Whltest
washing, Sweetest Smelling, EASt.
est EubStnR Soap In existence II you use
it once you will always use IL, and that's the
way We will get our money back. Think
oft. NOSoap ever did So much for you, NO
none ever will.
Every one Of the above Presents will be
positively givon aWav. 30 Wrappers I
Ticket, 100 " raPperS 6 TACke's.
One Tick ct @S Good as AROt h err.
Six Tick cts better Than 1ne
DRVid o Prize EOaP is Larger than
any other of like qualify, and is adapted for
ai toilet laundry
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

The true Antidote to the effects Of miasma
is Hostetter's STOW ach Bitters. This medicine
Ia one Of the most popular remedies OF an age
mense demand wherever on this Continent
fever and ague exists. A wineglassful three
times day is the best possible preparative
for eHoountering malarious atmosphere,
regulating the liver, and invigorating the
stomach.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
MOTTO Ell, N. b DANFORTH
lN IIcAnaad D1nnpist do harAhN niuA no.

NJ OTl u - l, N. Il DANFORTH ,
IN Licensed Druggist, do hereOy give no..
tice tina. | shall apply to the Judges Of the
Court of General Sessions Of he Peace and
Jail Delivery in the State Of Delaware In and
for New CASTLE Co., on Monday the 10th day
OF November ne2t a. d., 1888, being the first
day of the next November term of court, for
a license to dispense intoxicating liquors for
medical purposes In quantities not greater
than one quart, at No. l2s Market street, In
The Second Ward Of the City of Wilmington,
delaware, and the fol owing respectable citi
zens residing in said ward recommend the
said application, to wit:
Fen w Marshall + HertiDg
Richard EOOth W. X. Bowman
Max Ephraim John Parker
M. Cobe EeecePyle
Charles e. Sparks Nathaniel Melchior
Harry Pizor Daniel Ross
Geo. W. Gray Louis Harris
Chas. J, Fl. Beckett Frederick Bush
John X. Mari VIM Hare
7, b. Merritt }. DeWOEf
James Mec iuley j. W, Reynolds
MOrrlsOn N VOasey John Davis
oc18 -3t N b. DAkFORTH.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

Beaton Smith, Prescription Drug
gist, cor. 7th and Pine. ALI patent
medicines for sale. ......-s
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
z, JAMES BELT, LIoEN.

NVOIIOE-I z, JAMES BELT, LIOEN.
~ sed Druggist, do hereby give notice
that shall apply 20 the Court Of General
Sessions of the Peace and jail Delivery in the
State OF Delaware, In and for New Castle
County, on Monday the 10th day Of NoVem-
Der next, 1882. being the first daJ OF the next
November term Of Court, for license to dis
pense intoxicating liquors for medicinal pur-
poses, at the northeast corner OF Sixth and
Market streets, (known as 60l Market street)
in the Filth ward Of the City Of Wilmington,
which application is recommended by the fol-
lowing gentlemen, to wit:
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-HOUSE l4O8 BROOM ST. ,
IL with modern improvements, front and
side yards. Apply 10 M. NJ. OhlLD, 1OA
Market st. jy6-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
20, 1882 at which We shall GIVE
AWAY the following
VALUABLE PRESENTS.

A 3 story Brown Stone House and
Let In New York City.
$500 I'm Gold.
ODeSl, 200 4 per cent. U. .. Bond.
81 so in Gold.
One $4,000 = peT cent. BO al.
AiFs8m IS DAD Horses
$3.50 in GOld.
Five $40 Bonds.
3 piAS Os
) PaTIOr Organs
Diamond Bracelets,
10 DAtcs diamond RapR1DgsS
% Diamond Finger RLRE0.
so O. Old W3EcA&A.
rs silver Watches.
90 $50 Geld Pie &es.
76&10 - -
l5O &5 - -
OStWiWg MachiRes,
100 Tea ets, SO pieces,
$50 Japanese Tea Sets, pieces.
so PiAAed Fruit stand
Road II OFse and C0p Buggy.
Boys Saddle Pony,
ExcuFRI On Tick ct to Europe and
Return via Waite star steamers.
AxcurstOn Tick ct tOkan Francis
GO Aad Return.
1 ExcursiOa Ticket to New Orleans
and RoSWrnA
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

MOTTO FL, ANNA M. STEVENS,
IN owner of the within mentioned prem.
iSes, In compliance with an Act OF Assembly
Ia such case made and provid ed, do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing TO
the honorable, the Judges OF the ourt OF
General Sessions of the Peace and lAll Ds.
livery of the State Of Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, on Monday the 2OtA day
Of November next, A D., 1882, being the first
day Of said court for license to keep an inn
or tavern, at Horth East corner Of Third and
Market streets in the Fourth ward of the city
Of Wilmington. DEL, and to sell intoz eating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, to
be drank on the premises and the following
respectable citIzeps, residents OF said ward
recommend tbs said application, to wit:
John McCsfrey George A. UoUswGll
George A. PuRh John ID Kurtz
L. q. Hlcken Edward y. Edwards
Edward X. Hicken Fred. W. Schater
Thomas b Eaton Martin Farrell
William AlsenJzer Samuel Finley
M. Feilheimer Robert J. Retts
George Gardner b A. McCullIn
Neil aormley John McCullin
John Hanson John Fry
Edward Y. Wright Au2 ustuS Simmons
Francis McMonsgle john J Toner
Henry Il. Conner Neal HormIey
John McU&uley ANNA M. STLVENS.
Octlo.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
Try 1t. You'llLike It.

1t viii not be neceay0ry to attend theFss-
tlval to receive Presents as they or the
vouchers for them will DO forwarded to any
body entiti ed to them on receipt Of instruo-
tions how to send. BHy now. Everyone
can have tickets before Christmas. If they
commence as once to use The Soap. Buy
more than y Gu need for Immediate
use, IS tho Soap Improves by age.
1t Is the best Ia vest an ~nt ever made
For sale by all grocers keeping money worth
goods. Il our grocer does not keep it, or will
not get 1t, you oan buy 1t by the box Of our
agents. No communications answered uAlesS
stamp Is enclosed,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

fiOASDlNG-4 GENTLEMEN CAN BE
ea,s0t tpvVOomodated VOo,Il with good board and
No stsaOs sOVma' Or men md wives at 62l East
oClf3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

-,o0 SALE-NO. 1000 JEFFERSON
~ mai Ten rooms, shed kitchen and
N " rSn. @ (f>od location and surroundings
Y ~ StI Nh eOrdition, neSr Delaware avenue
W y M X, bSDe railroad. Prices moderate and
..... Mu y. ,.1v Heald 4 Co: octl6-Gt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

NOTICE "A MEETING OF THE
~ shareholders of Germsnia building
loan association will be hold Wednesday the
lstn, at SC'clock p. IN. NJ. l.: .:LIohtsnstein,
SEQ. ocl6 81
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
.Dg SALE.

e,IE-THE FINE RESIDENCE
N0R sam an MarKet slrset, lot 8 II by l92
,,ne NV Al bath, extra good celiar, TN r9Gt,
S6js,n Of RsaSs1S ssnSenion5ss GTSr and al
ia IceLeu' 0'" Ocl6-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

TOTICE-RENCING * COLLECTING
~ rents speciality b. HGJ. U. N AHlS,
Eesl LstA Agent, COL shirley at. sp23-Im
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
DRlvArE SALE OF A BRANDY WINE
a

al aores Of land lying on ths Brandywine
In Rev castle County, Del, near the SUHte
Line. This ID ore OF the best farms on the
BrandyWine Tor either da ryinE or grpztny.
1t is situated on the Wilmington and North
ern K. D., miles north Of ~ ilmington and =
from Chadd's Ford. dranogue Station. Is on
the place where good business can be done
MIX Is shidped to Philadelphia from the pa
tron. The buildings consist Of three-stOry
stone mansion, large doub dicker barn with
over-shOot and shedding, both being watered
from syphon from o never failing spring,
wagon house, tenant house, stone carriage
and SprlDg house, we'll timbered and watered
and ls In high state OF cultivation, near
mills, schools churches and daily mail at
station. For further Information call on or
address +. +. PALMER,
ocl2 Stw-Ald Beaver Valley, Del
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17
ZOE SALE.

NEW FIRST.CLhSS IL
[1OR SALEEnnI, nI,0a Garner 9th and French;
\ roOIned vS nv and ali modern Improve
.S.,I boy WinaU"d ali waste water under
ELSnts Well anu Tern easy. Also other
SInsd 70 sewn ,rSru a. 25O to $S 600. Chance for
SSaSes, sSes price IS~ Some paying 9 per cent.
Sd SSScd inEestLaasS"ss, s,c' Apply to q. H. TIN
ssI Oi Y, taIes, Iress,nch street, ocS'lmo"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

TOT1UE 80 EMPLOYERS WANTING
~ help should 20 to AENKEL'S En-
pleynent Bureau 1T 402 W. Front street. no
charge for obtaining all kinds Of labor.
ocl0-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

A N EASY WAY TO GET A HON E--2
~ houses for sale on the 10 slailuent plan
VIII be flashed by Oct. 1oth. 0 rooms bath
room AND she'd kitchen FlulsheI up in bss
manner with moiorn convenience.
oci2f THOS. MUGORXLE, JR., ,9l' Market
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

NOHOE-NEW STOCK IN TIE DIA.
~ mond State Loan Association, first
payment now QUE, no debt nor property, in.
terest 5 per cent, money cneap. Gall day
or evening aG 6Vl Shipley st. George o..
Maris, Sac'y. oct12.l6t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-17

NOTICE--TO THE PEOPLE OF Will.
~ MlNGr 'N.-rhe pace is small, but
1t will pay you 10 call at No. q West Sixth 81. -.
Tho bs5t 30 cent teas and rs cent cottsss In
the city. Sugar free from adulteratlon, also
pure spices. Marketing delivered free.
EepS I'm JAMES p. PALMER.
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CAPITAL, $4,000.
DIRECTORS


FhgSici1N amt surgeon,
HUNTINGTON, WEST VA
DR.. Adrich has hat much expert
nee ia q large hospital, and eNten-
-.ve private practice cf over seven
eeuFcar-. lie viii visit any part OF
-.e e.uuv u consultation or JoPer-
form -WL,Co. operations.
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Editorial notices 10 ceutspcr line for
each insertion. Lut special ra,es 90 regular
-Lcc-tisers.
Marriage and Death Notices free;
.bigaries save cents per line.
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ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

The celebrated English dramatic stars,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendall, have been engaged
by Brooks d Dickson for next season.
Joseph Brooks secured them in London.
While expressing wishes for the warmest
fraternity between the two denominations
the Western Christian Advocate sees no
hope or promise of union between the
Methodist churches north and south, and
thinks the scheme visionary and imprac-
teal.
Three old books which arrived in New
York from Europe by mail were found to
have been neatly followed out and filed
with diamonds and jewelry valued at
$500, The package was addressed to a
leading jeweler of Cincinnati, but found its
way to the custom-house.
1t is said that the children of wealthy par
| ents in San Francisco are not only absurdly
dressed, but are also powdered and painted,
The children enter inro the spirit of the
thing as little C ,Quettes and tops arrayed
in rivalry, and are about rs hateful set OF
young ones as can be found.
| A Stockton lady has an eXcentric hen,
which is said to have never laid straight
egg in her life. One day the production
will have a tail to it like pollywog, the
next it will be long, drawn out and taper
ing, and again two will be strung together
| Ike uNmD-Dell. Her latest success was
in hanging two full-sized eggs together
like double plum.
Marie lenriette, queen of the Belgians
is comedy, middle.aged woman, more sad
than joyous, though she takes an interest
in many things. She thinks good deal
about her two grandchildren, and writes
every day to one or other of her married
daughters Her greenhouses, which are
the finest perhaps, on the continent, aflort
q daily occupation, and her horses ant
ponies and her dogs are under her direc
supervision. one OF the latter she lon)
carried in her arms on all state occasions
and it was always draped in the color o
her mistress dress.
An authentic and authenticated instance
of witely devotion has lately come to ligh
which must be pronounced unparalleled
A farmer in Prince Georges county, Mary
land, had an immense tunYur on the back q
his neck which the doctors declared woul,
be instant death to touch The man and hi
wife agreeing that the tumor must com
of, the wife sharpened up the family cary
ing knife and actually gouged the tumo
out. The man got well, and in less than
month after the operation gave his wife
tremendous beating,
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conciences on the ground of corpo-
rate and non-indiyidual applicability
Perhaps some will never know that they
ever erred, and hence our sympathy for
their failure to be returned by the good
people of their sections next fall would be
lost. We reverence the affections of good
man; his sorrows are sacred; but
how can we take part in the
misfortunes of man or feel fol
his calamity when he himself is in
sensible oft, or, being sensible, insists Oh
denominating his plumbers as brilliant ex
ploits. The seventeenth legislature il
dead. The people will have a new deal. TC
calm retrospection of the follies of thu
past we look for the improvement that
Texas should have and that Texas de
mands.
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Society Items

Bright colors are not considered on reggie
In gentlcmen's noses. Miss Bridget Me.
Shaughnossv has accepted u culinary situa.
ton in the house OF Mrs. Brown. Among
the newest things in stockings is the baby's
foot. Charley llorner has sold his double.
blOdcd jockknilc to Dave wilkins.
Miss Margaret seully has relinquished
her position MS maid.ol.all work
IN the family of Deacon Jones.
We are pleased 10 hear that Tommy Tucker
has consented to remain with Mossrs Tow.
elcfhsh Il noublewith. Tommy is the favor.
tie cish.hoy IN the establishments aud il
would have been difficult TO supply his
place had he insitcd upon retiring, Rumnr
has Il that the beautiful poem the weekly
Gusher, beginning, AT night the katydid
sings to the suir that's hid" is from
the graceful pen Of the charming Miss AID.
diehead. On dit, that Betsy Ben.
her Is soon to be led TO the altar bv one of
the hands at the gas factory. We are in a
position to state positively that Mrs.
Thomas baby Is not tecthing; Il was only
collie. John Bourbon is recovering from
hisreccnt severe attack Of dclirium tremens.
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TnE Tesarkena Democrat, spc, king of
SENATOR GARLAND, of Arkansas, after de.
claring him to be ",he most practically
uscfni member Of the United States sen.
ate, says further: I'VE should feel q con
tempt for any man OF any party. OF any
color even, who would even exchange him
for anybody. We do no, say he has all the
wisdom but do say that he has never mani.
Tested any wan, OF II In any test tina, he has
been subjected to, and that his work has
been heavy work. involving the powers of a
great lawyer, an erudi,e jurist, and Of con.
scrvativc statesmanshig" sxsAron C,u.
AASp IA truly a great man. aud We Of Texas
cannot but appreciate his willingness, a, all
unes 70 come 70 our assistance. sssAross
ooss and GARLAND stand out prominently
- es tNe s;eAs lis'ass Of he soashwss..
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THE DALLAS HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1852.

There was pleasant little marbly party in
Mr.. Bakers back yard last Saturday after.
noon; IL was entirely informal peanuts
were the only refreshments served. Berry
Blank left for the Canadas yesterday
morning quite Unexpectedly the
amount has not yet been escertained.
Billy Bracket had candy scrape at his
fathers residence Thursday evening; in the
unique phraseology of one Of the young
gentlemen present, they had boss time.
on account Of n sore heel. Mrs. Fluny's
new switch is splendid match for her
beautiful bay treSses. The McGillicuddys
have Just returned from Cork, Europe; they
were the life of the steerage during the voy.
age Boston transcript.
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liz the light of events It is hard to say
what We would see on the border In the
way of outrages by Indians if Il were not
for Texas rangers and Mexican soldiers,
These latter have routed their enemy lately
In every combat, and II might be well if tho
United States would employ few rcgi.
mcnts from the sister republic to clear the
territories of the Apaches
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COLONEL Bon lsdEnsoILs religious fol.
lowers had an example in controversy and
argumen, set them BY their pIors leader
the other day. He stood stuieht up in
court, pounded the table and shouted TO
COLONEL Bnss;"your are a liar, sir, liar"
There was no bloodshcd, however, and no,
oven ,hec court seemed wounded enough in
ia dignity TO impose n fine.
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ALTnouGn the independent movement
in Pennsylvania promises or promised to
he ofhealthy proportions and has the sup.
port of some Of the best men in the state
SENATOR CAMERON treats 1t with such con
tempt that it does not propose to attend
The Harrisburg convention.
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LIEUTENANT DAEENUowER has been more
extensively lioniaed lately in st! Peters
burg than has any man in any capital for
years. The NhiIists have even been polite
enough not to blow him up. Most any one
would risk Arctic seas for such an ovation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-10

Tux New York Herald in getting out it
maps of the arctic regions has the advan.
tagc of all other map makcrS-nobody
know whether they are right or wrong, and
the Herald can continue mintcrruptcdly
TO show lis enterprise and brcat researches
In geography.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-10

AN ex-postmaster at Omaha, Nebraska,
was indicted the other day in an indict.
ment DO pages long for completely in the
star-routc cases. Between the reading OF
that indictment and the speeches of the
attorneys, the jury to be selected is entitled
TO profound sympathy.
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TnE funeral procession of the late ex-
postmaster-general lioIACE MAYNARD. at
Knoxville, Tennessee, on the 9TH inst, is
said to have been the largest ever witnessed
in that city, though they have had num-
Der of noted funerals there.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1882.

THs rain which we have had in such
abundance for several days has seriously
interiered with the usual early May pic
MICS festivals and exhibitions. It's an i'll
wind that blows nobody any good.
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AND now we are informed that there is
10 be no money Tor monitors. So long as
RonrsoN aud CHANDLER manage the hulks
We now have anchored around in safe har.
bors the navy will be bright dream of the
future only, In the meantime our state
department ought to be very dscrec, in lis
foreign policy.
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0rG next neighbors, the Mcxlcans, have
been recently celebrating with much en-.
thusiasm the twentieth anniversary of the
defeat of the French. The victories OF
Mexico are few but she seems to appreciate
them only the more. 1t is TO be hoped that
her future victories will be those of peace.