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p()L. LXXXIL—NO. 141.
WILMIXQTOX, DEL.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 , 1872 .
PIUCE 1 CENT.
iAILY gazette.
THE
' LVkRV
I AUK IN
OK
Statod Domoorati© Meeting«.
( ily Fxe»'i.tive I'luiiniilt«' meet, every M.m
Iav e.ei.ii*»'- »1 8 o'clock.
(Ireeley At Brown ('nmpnign C'lnh meet, ev
j'uewlae evening, al 8 o'cloek.
'Orrinan 'DeimicralicClub meet, every Weil
nf*lay evening, a» 8 .'dock.
lleiiuH-ralie \si«H'ialion of Wilmington ineels
,rery Kfi.fi»' evening, si 8 o'clock.
VniericiM (Till* meet, every VVeilnewlaycvcn
Inü. Morrou V huihliiig, 211 Market etrevel.
For the
Organization
(.'nrcfnl
great
.•minty,
would
reeoneiliatinn,
pi,lees
I I tionists,
milled
threatened
ou^lih
. . . . cent
,1 .... . .
the Hundred* bu\c alr«*nd> holcctcd tb«*ir ddc-1 pic»p|p»cu*s,
at. 1 suri.
Wiilimit
''
S.
ftteet- 1 .
sometimes.
Si-rt that
u,,
f
I * 1
, .. I 1 "
slutted tl.. (<rHlll . s
wothoaa.ae. wanted to the query. derate
ahui«* I him? uofuned in the MuHHichuHi-tlH hii|HH
.'■invention. To rhent h&» keime a chronic at
, enver.ni vide its
iwtion will. Kadieala. say
which
It now appear« that the Wheeling District ol 1 \Ve
Wilt Virginia electa Colonel Benjamin Wilson, ' disturbers
, 11 . 1 11 ,m cr,i for Ponor»,, in- as ' °f tin'
tagular Lilarti it.muerar, tor ogre. 11 liolls
majority orer John J. Daria, the independent cat,, complete
Jiilate lor re-election. 'opposition.
Central
wards
tion in
I If I
miCee
J.seph K. K Igerton ot Indiana, the geiitlem-io ] Ices,
«hom «rauf» indhagen Vera anzious to hsv, party
... th. 1 uiiavilte -a - u.ti. 1 **y
a,miaated hy " ' ' poses
4 ij,e of Unis duteatiag the Litaual ticket 10 todi HIII |
ms, has wfitteu a letter which shows tilth-symp i- party
•Iv with the tlourlsui itapractieshles After es- lost,
rsiuii' lai earnest desire tor reconeilliiiiion and I lie
o esrne-t davution 10 Deias-ralic principles, he proper
Oeelaros Ins haliel that Graut is a man •• without day
mural or intellectual elevatum, and without true iiu-nts
Tiguity ; a tool and not a leader of his party, an I those
m upsbie nt rising to any more just or high con- are not
eiition ot his Ottirc than tint Ile i« the U .Tern gaiiDation
mint" In eonolusion he says : from
Personslly, and as a Demmrat, I would prefer federal
oilier men to Ureeley anil Brown for Preelilent and
sud Vice President. Most Democoata could have ranks.
hosen other men from among tha candidates he. powerful
La- ihe Cincinnati Convention who would have against,
suited them better. 3 * * • * * * * *
But ihe peuple did not select them. No spouts- of
neous and united voice of the party or the people
The CincmauU Convention, led ticket,
St.
It in ht*|.*'»l Ihm all mi'.I uttcud to th»*
In tin* city it 1 » tune the
ter 0 » III«* *ky named.
tHkuiK .some action m the mat'er
I The Cun Vi-nt loi* ii»eet» on the 'JUt.
••re
There were tnoru vote» tonnd in the
QlERY.
hat at Georgetown. t»l* Taes«h»ythan there w«*
il«le#**eH in the Cuuveiiti»
. WI
-
tetter from a Candidate for Preai
dency at the Louleville
Convention.
c tiled tor them
ty the highest intelligence and ability of the Ue
^ublicau ^arty, «lid not chqoiMj them The Balti
more Convention, the recognised representative o!
the Democratic party as a natiouat organization,
did not ch »ose them. What then shall I do —
Shall i trom mere pride of opinion or because of
personal preference, nr from any basef motive, fail
to co operate with the great mass of wen of my
. o«u party and principles to secure peace gud good
internment to n^y country 2 Shall \ vote for
Grant) or tail to nde for Qreeley
•.tren^th au l auccess to a party
is I houe-vtly believe, will not give the country
peace and md government? For one, as a citizen
and a Deni >crat, faithful to the principles ot the
party, as 1 *uderitaiid them, 1 have from the fir-d
announcement of the Cmcinuati nomiuatiou aud j
.platform b lieved it to be wise and patriotic for
I the Demu ratic party I«» support Greeley and
Brown #**###*#***•*
ractions are not party, uor are parties principles . |^
and if i were leat> of a Democrat th.»n 1 am, I ,
wanld nut hope to nniintqin the bulwarks < .f De- i
»ocraoy hy yielding support to the roalcouteiitä of 1 there
the Louisville Convention, who do not, as 1 believe j ** r<l119
repmsent either the Demooratio party or ita prin
ciples, but are, possibly without design, uidiug t<»
«ubvert both. It would require more thaï» the
jreat pvofeasional repiitoliou
O'C'onor, or the t unily name of Mr John Quincy
Adams, even it those two geutleineu had accepted
the dubious houor of your nomination, to redeem
your Convention from the contempt due to a great
failure iu all that can dignify a political move
ment, except a possible power of doing harm to
ths . »use it protected to honor and aid Kespect
luilv yuura, JosBKU K. EdOERïon.
For
M«.
space
pose
Ware,
at
of
wants
Let
antly
, anlthup give
nod to men who.
to
of Mr. Charles
more
New
dot
Trou Hie New 1 urk Wort.t i
Alleged Bribery of Congres* men.
A suit in whi.'h Colonel Henry S. MeCoinli,
out) of tlie origliml eorporators of the ( r nion
Caeitie Railway and or the Credit Mobilier, is
plaiutitf, ami tlie Credit Mobilier of America
i«(Udeii,lain, i , now pending before the Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania in equity, anil
m this suit the testimony of Colonel Mc« 'oint.
n»8 bt en taken. Colonel McCoiuh sues the
['ODpimv to recover the , aine of UM sliaroaôi
tbe Çivijit IjohiUei which hie alleges rtghi
lUlly belong to him. In his tes timony he
*M«rts, and supports the assertion by two lel
wrs and u memorandum, that Mr. Oakes Ames
professes to have used these 230 Him res. and
many more shares also, of the Credit Mobilier
«took iu bribing certain members of Congress
«0 cooperate with him (Oakes Auies) in
»•curing the legislation which was necessary
«enhance the value of the Credit Mobilier
stock to the enormous point which it finally
5tf5li;r! of sonie Î0O or «00 per cent, advance
spdn lt.4 face, (jt tlie members so bribed(V-
opel M.'Coinb pWxtudes a list 'drnwfl t'd ' tch
Mm b* Mr.'Oattbs Ames: Xl.is U tlie list.
i».gi
b«4
Wile
rtn*/
a
fur
ti«»p
Will
of
in
)1
&
»4«
100
'
•■ABES
Blame, of Maine ;toS)
j'atterson, of \ew Hampshire. 8,000
»Ilsnn, nfMasaachttsetra.. . . 2,001»
calnu-r I Hep ), for Oulgiey.. 2.000
h. Colfax, Speaker..7. . . 2,000
Scofield and Kelley. Pa.. '.... (cäch) 2,000
ii ? B fifi°t, Massachusetts. 3,000
ha »es, Massachusetts. 2,000
fowler, Tennessee. 2000
■J.>..twell, Massa.-li..setts. 2,000
Uingham audfiartiel.i, Ohio.(each) 2,000
ludorsed: Oakes A.ues, January 20, |Sua I
Sfer.feÄ
us, H wuuld place the whole of the stock he was
îtofk* H j rl " utt nKat Washington "where It would
»W4» I »a niostgbort" This obviously meant that he
fitendtsl to use It tn bribing those particulkr
members of Congress Whose irtAnenpo wiiA
Rn, l t y q8t bliV'V ^^hC,cg)IO
Whhhlsjmtnilee. tvepresume that neither
Jf-WhiM 1 , firHoutwell, Mr. DBwee, Ur',
««oiiBld, nor fa ffifct ewy one if thb persons
f^h^wiU deny that he tfas include^
. . ÂÏÂJRffiÇ 11 -
- kl - ■ *• * report by the commutions thowing
SKLi I 7* PTpetfetlon ot Iserful cruelties on tkcs ween
231 CtttisjxasK;"" l *"- -
Cur
Ute
it
i.ter
tst
ntinr
b*
such
ths
h»r
tba
,»v«
Ut
noth»
fie« uf
iN«v
éys«r
•tsr.
r«Ti'
Ltara.
DfiL
H.
IRK.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Tho New
' LVkRV llRIKK LKTTKKs Of.j
rOMML'NH'ATIOVH WI! I. NOT i ■ lN1 f
I AUK IN NOWTSK HK.BI'ON,.ll • p
OK CORRRHPONltKXTN. 1
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'A K
1 >■
by tl«. A-tnii
I
t. ln>
For the tJ»;ott«*.
!
•lit
•
Organization Essonti.il to Succ.
(.'nrcfnl ami
I
'SS.
.'»Iltpl.'lr in',; III;/ .itiull of till
great party of reform, in cu n state tml
.•minty, selionl .liufri.'t ami u.tiae'tireeim l'
would sorely ilereat the etiemv oi i.earr •m<i •* •
reeoneiliatinn, and drive mu . . the high
pi,lees in Ihe tuition the li.ittil el etirrtip
I I tionists, and lohliers it lui h.ne well nigh tin*
milled the people of Siverigo Nit,., and ■' m ujunty
threatened with destnietnm, the ntagtm tnoo-.l
ou^lih -rTt'' 1 ' 1 f ' llli r: ' u" at bulwark ol l.nuinl
cent ,iale.\avs
lit
sent
. . ur «* II • , ai«* full «it Sneaker
pic»p|p»cu*s, wU'.cU makes t.iv«-lc\ s divtioti ..,„.1 11
1 suri. Now. imtbino in this N ri.l U ivi!, d '.
Wiilimit work I „ -L-iJ i . is -, 11 ^ , oUlee-liolileiH,
'' » Ami . i" " lu'ddeiit. l-> anil other,
S. l 'T i * ■' desired , * 10 o , HK ,
ftteet- 1 . Spontaneous combustion happens tv lor 1*
sometimes. There are olivsioloekK ivi.o •!,- e 1
Si-rt that eombu-thm f « êv , . •-*' »>
u,, .,iVl,,,ak eoeo«le„: Î > "' ak .' , iTS or
f ÄS!' 11 1 but tli.-y
I * 1 i.e.îiî.!. ,.!* r " ^' 1 s ''. - 1 ' 1 ' 11 ' " ,ru ' ' parlv.
I 1 " spontaneous eiiliibusthm to Iiveu-.mie I...
(<rHlll . s Immense organi/ed. drilled, and ' îirTàVvea,
derate unoy. his lures ol Mlronage: his („„.
hii|HH iiiouiiliiiii.s • *t J 4 «* \ **i ntii«*nt ili»lli\i> l his ; m (l
of U'rtdin^ men, licit* and there, to di years
vide its by "independent uniniim'.iiuis"-to, '
say nothing of the ultimate maeliinery l.j Mr
which ''countingout" isaeeomplislusl.
ol 1 \Ve believe the vile party of usur|«-rs, tlm
' disturbers of the nation's peace; the nssiidaiil
as ' °f tin' nation's honor, Ihe assassin's of the 11:1 I'he
liolls nf,. ; |„. .leleated Ina timely and isiille t
complete orgatii/alion id all the element» ot the
'opposition. What lots the Heiaoeratir Stale present.
Central Conuilittee of llelawaie done to rlie
wards aeeomplisliiug the work ol organisa Mr.
tion in mir mueh loved little State. mi liini
I If I mistake not it is the duty id the emo- „r.sl.
miCee by and with tile aid ol sun conmiil - 1 .pnTit
] Ices, to sisi to the proper organi. ation of the j sidération,
party in every election precinct in the State, eit that
**y «'»Rani alinii every man who op . and tlm
' poses tlie re-cleetiou ol Gram, can lie know n ! regular
HIII | can tie made to render service to tin-j large
i- party In divers ways. There i, no time to he • vole for
es- lost, and many . .. in thi - rlimi hope j It ivas
and I lie State Outrai Committee, will see tli it j tial
he proper organi/atioii is etfeeled at an e.uly lUolesM-d
day throughout our lainlers, and that il.a-u UT'mini,
true iiu-nts and papers are freely distributed auintig dated
an I those who want to read the truth, hid who lion 1 t
con- are not able to pay for the tame. I he m of New
gaiiDation of the Itadicals i) very . oiii|di-te, eisiott.
from Hundred Committees up to the highe I t..
prefer federal otllcers it e.\i its with a miimtiMo- -, .-verfiel
and system not known wit bin tin- opposition planks
have ranks. Let ns remember that we law • 1 all Ihe
he. powerful and well disciplined foe lo contend in e
have against, and that thorough and 1 maple,.> or- pap.-r
* gunization, complete discipline and unanmily a
of action, on tlie part of the Conservatives oi committee,
people Delaware, Will alone defeat the üadii'Hl O'Conor.
led ticket, and tine our commonwealth from tlie
aiÄtÄ 9
One ok the l*r« »n i
St. OfOrRe'i. Del., S.*pt. H»lli lb??,
« n uptiou
■I"»»*?'*
s tn
n.H hats
Alt al»!y jtiu-aa!
/
.1
-
Ue
Balti
o!
—
of
fail
my
good
for
country
citizen
the
fir-d
aud j
for
and Political
ih>in.i«r:itio and 1 . 1 lierai ('
. |^ nip dtirf nominated an ele« tv.nl tick
am, I , , , . lvil , lllin ,, ...
De- i Acorre^pt n •• .* • j [» •• • • . , 0 .
of 1 there are i «• ** ' I* ' 1 * '
believe j ** r<l119 ,u * a '
prin
t<»
the
Quincy
accepted
redeem
great
move
harm to
Kespect
t
I
l«'-.- v
I» It'ii,
I -ent
ol
A d
?*e;i
BCpi
For the liaiette.
M«. f.DiTOR—D ear Sib.—A liuiv im*
space in your valuable paper, for Hie pur
pose of presenting the name of Janies NV.
Ware, as a candidate for the Legislature of ,
at the coming elc« ion. Mr. War»* is a man,
of larg«* experience, amt under«tands the I
wants of all classes of
Let m nominate him, and
antly elected.
it :
give
who.
people in »»ur » it>.
he will be triumph
Many Dkmockaes.
11.
tiHuii..
.
it« « bat
t t '. nn- I
Seinttoi' Scliuiz will bev»n bis .in vas?
I will •*!». »k csji.ti »il>
sylvanm September -1.
to bia < lerimm t«'ll.«w-oiti « «* -
Charles
The /■'<•»/ Sut if 1 . . Iv
more than IdO U. publi« «n- >.t that to.v
aupportiug Ureeley .
'Ihe Maryland Dent. •«!. »tie »'onveuli'.
Baltmioie, and i»uiuinat«-«t
liPttded by h r»*«l
Governor Hr.»«lf*>r«l, l.th»*r »l !.. |>ubli.
\l I • I »II ! à »* It.-f I
wl.o III»
I
.1 Hi'«.»y
«•It-. t<>r »I »' I.. t. I
I «\
•k K
sf|
;;*iI
'•»:
Th»* Liberal ami |lpin»;<*i;»ti
d :»-*«
New demy n.«*t ut \\ .A
dot toi'itl It. k. \ h»M»«i.'d \»y
McCl«'ll in i»*i«l Xbrabam i'..-.nvt»ti / a
men.
MeCoinli,
( r nion
is
America
Su
anil
'oint.
the
sliaroaôi
rtghi
he
two lel
Ames
and
Mobilier
Congress
in
necessary
Mobilier
finally
advance
bribed(V-
t'd ' tch
list.
i».gi
NN I.
The liu.L ■*« • N N
■ t I» ) *iit ». «i
•In!. .
«-i't »« »
b«4 »» |*|> < ,l lâN »*«4
Wile U1UV. U*
. _»lt
,.,
tb- il
•b wlil. fi '»lut • t
-» I' ''*•
Mil
|.»|.«'l
rtn*/ »* 1 »«'«
furitt^h
; tn
'••KlUlitt«- -
Th«* Liberal Hupubluan scut«*
•»* luuniiKited «•* -\
lb . 0. 1,-Hittiti«. nul • '•
„ ki.uNsii wb**tbor Gove
:
Peniisylvam » 1
fur d«*luiçat «' ut I t; :
ti«»p ^fis
Will accept
Mr. Ureeley l«-it New Yoik i«»i .'|»*imrheM
Tuesday lu^ht, and w to le-tv«* th. i. <«i» NN . .l
uevduy iuornin>? lot Ncrinout, wl»u«e In* nv .U >1« j
(»oiiiiip aildrr**' d the \erui«»ut St.*l< - ,
Fuir, ut St .luhuabury.
tu.
• I I in t'li
1
-
I. maul
liver tho
A corre-pondaut write;'. H.at .lie
100 l.itwrnl Keputiliesn-. in N •»
and that Coagres-umn Storkwimlhei, in ..
s|>aec»i there, war cau.lnt enough to e«|>ri
gre. that au uts.iy w»'" -I- ''
Grant
' !..'tt.- U, of ytiatute, * I-, » .,*»*«|a.i. ton« i
state« that 175. RepubUcuus have iaa;«u«ul u Ich i
eral Club, and that th» towus nf fV'b v.R», n:»»i» j
•■ABES held, gilburu Muuulai; nwl .'nhl«. il .ire kirgeU i
;toS) Liberaj. Jisaez ounnty will, .» is li»i»-»l. gi'"' •' j
8,000 "«""'V tor Melon...
2,001» Th* HepuMtoana of tlm »'.rat ",
2.000 District nf Muryland, in t'»iivenli»ii. 1
2,000 support Thomas A. Spence, li.ilci.eii,l»n! . nnlnln «
2,000 h» Congre«. . 1 . the Dn.lr.ct. I t,« It. i«.».li,'
3,000 Convention of the fifth Mn.yh.n l 1 r.,-i h .
2,000 nominated Wnt. ,1. Altmrt lor C
2000 The Liberaloauvaasiu tVi-n v l-«»a>ah*a"*reatly
2,000 loa-ome spirite.1 all ps.'ta of tt.e Siute. Noam
2,000 every t-wo and *.ll«ga lias its Greelev un, l Hiick
|Sua I alew Club, and in the cities .lier« is u
« P-Wm .. .
he was eialtuaiaatu- put.ho ntee n.gi.
would -phe Denncrati« and Liberal .',a»>ei>ti.,us , f|
that he Kansas met ut Topeka it «..» ... the. tl.«}
particulkr htberaia *,i.«ht f.»Y* f* 1 « nomii".i'»n »t Guvemer,
wiiA two Congressmen, lliree electors 'i'r.'ssurer, Au.h
lor, ana Superintendent, and II.« DeuKsirats ihe
neither Luiutcnhnt-tihvanior, one ... two et
Ur', ectors, Attorney tleneral, Seel.l.ry oi Slate, «not
persons chief Justn-e.
include^
11 -
thowing
tkcs ween
*"- -
:i»<* llli»I«*t>«
'-Lull.I >li, 1 \ «I» II.,
j.'t'lil
« III , IV
1
id
„M't'««l.
urguin/a
'PI,« Slut« ji.iir.ml«
Tha Itasaachqactta Dam^qliv »d' 1
ffirte.cfcrx. fNv
nomitfwtod ^or cfocton at lançe. IHio |
following State ticket was chosen: ►'or Govcrmur, j
Charte# Sumner. Lieutenaut-« h.vernor, M. Stei n«;,
Secretary ot State, Georg# H- Muume; Treasurt r, j
Levi Heywood; Auditor, F. A. Colline; Attorney |
Uenecai* WaUio Coburn.
were
H.
Tho New England Press on tho Re
si 't In Maine.
Kr««m Ihjj Do.-toil post.
1 >■ '»It i i tin* grihit uuitest in Ma. in- is by
iiHiirat»* with tin- ft v rt-* put lortii ; ami
by tl«. A-tnii - istrutioii t«» éotntml a mmimii:; in
. » » .Is .. Tim L 0 "!'
.„il.. _ .. I Her
-noli if rs that ha»«* VHIe
Im* Mat.*, tli.* UoinIn »»t ! evening
!
!
•lit "I «
• .Vann* (»I uili
I
tml
•* •
tin* Administration n
■' m ujunty wlnttliMl ii
tnoo-.l tl,i.,u;;h»ut tli
l.nuinl tielwt in Nou-inhi i,
lit liver the r
sent
will
rrmi 4 t»y i«»r»^ijl»lo ooiitnbuti
1 all the
tl
»•»* .
igitierv i»t intimidation finit I will
-a powviful that only such l,IAl
would pul all mevuiuH mu- i
»a in* u«v«*ptr t m a Huccodd
secured, but, i>n tin* contrary, ^
•t tli»* (HUitmt with
I rutnf which, if con- , Hull,
l-liH'ii, will mirwly elect the 1 er
t<»r
. , to
the Sjninjßritl Hr publican] . ture.
Sneaker Hlninn h i* ln.fti m i»u ' All
..,„.1 11 .. S! t !| « * .!*, 1 tl!« ! men
ivi!, d '. Ily promis«* I f .onpraM.rant and the Mre
, oUlee-liolileiH, hankers, railroad »peeklntors, | . n
anil other, who furnished him money by the i
, * 10 o , HK , t i m t Maimi sli.nihl give 15, «MIO majori
tv lor 1* ri-lmin nod it haa or veiv near timt Io»
e 1 I mam, aim it Ida or my mar mat.
. •-*' »> '«'»*• nf that majority has cost Ins back
, iTS or liimsidf at le ist t Id, and perhaps »23,
but tli.-y are worth the money to the Grant _
' parlv. Without si eh a lavish expenditure the V
I... ... „I.I > 1 ..., Iwdow that U,
' îirTàVvea, Svs i 1 !, Ufa IU ^i MO or ' (Ä
his („„. (Tirinlierlalli'J majority in'tslis,and is bot I tin*
; m (l |< l i tliuu hnlf um much rh («raut's four the
years ago 1 j
' h '
l.j Mr (Vr s„„„ r 1 «..I.w. 11 .
® Conor and the Louiavillo
tlm Ropresentattves.
New VoKk S'pt. 11, 1872. 1
11:1 I'he llemia-ralii representatives of the Lou- In«
isiille t oiiventm. deeidetl not to further urge I
ot the nomination upon .Mr. «»'Conor for the ] 1
present. 'Hie incidents wliit-U transpired at m
to rlie meeting to-il; j were about as follows:
Mr. O'C'onor met ihe gentlemen who waited |
mi liini yeslerdav with a decided refusa, at :
„r.sl. Mr. Morel.,, then, in » kitiK «ml «de- !
- 1 .pnTit address, ur^ed some |»iititsfor his con -,
the j sidération, maiiil , that the late »lection aliow
eit that Mr. Grot toy was certainty defeated,
op . and tlm only latssilulity of success would be a
n ! regular nomiiiatioii that could control the
tin-j large preceutage of Democrats who would
he • vole for Grant in preference
hope j It ivas stated Positively that many intiuen
it j tial liiemhi rs of Greeley f.rganlzatiotis Imve
e.uly lUolesM-d themselves leady tosuppoit Mr
UT'mini, if nominated. Mr O'Conor then
dated that ifiteuuldbeshowutoliissatisfae
who lion 1 t liât un y considerable number of citizens
m of New York felt so, it might modify his de
eisiott. T ile meeting this morning was held
I t.. prepare a circalur for the slgnaturesof who
-, .-verfiel inclined it. It sets fertli all the
planks m the Louisville platform, and pledg
• 1 all Ihe signers to support and use their innu
in e tor Ihe nominations at Louisville. The
or- pap.-r is now ready, and when it has obtained
a sUtUcient number of signera to warrant the
oi committee, it wjlI Is* again presented to Mr.
üadii'Hl O'Conor.
tlie ■ .. 1 .
« n uptiou In v.* lie.
■I"»»*?'*
s tn the Mi.iiio 1
*t »»«•«•
n.H hats
/
p.
e.T
■ .. 1 .
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
AT ISHTITITi: hall.
»September lrth, HUh, 20th, and 21 at.
I Proceeds tor the bmiefit <»f the lloms fur Friend
l«'-.- v hutiim. ('»»ntribiitions of Plants,
I» It'ii, Fruit« aud Flow, r .»re solleited, aud mar be
I -ent t«« the pi u e »»t tshii ition on ur before 'he 16th
ol S«'|'teu;h«-r,
A d i ui » ; ton. i
?*e;i s.
BCpi l-HH
,
I
:
Will
.2ft cents.
iwewu
AvIniu
.cams.
i.-kit
It
11. L. McCONNKLl.
T. J. Du It LAN .
h. l. McConnell & co.
Furniture Ware-rooms,
NO 809 Market St., North-side,
HIILADKM'IHA.
drew
t
30
.
I
tuning
the
bittI*
I
vtr-ii*i..n. Dnon^ uiiil MarbluTui. Table, b treau .
Ii. d n h>1 -.|Nn bniiut". S«*fn-, Feather Bed -,
• f mH kiU'l »Vaah-tJi» 1-,
Utndts, l.« . kmg « ila.sas*. A .
Nt
I
sf| i
nu
X
n
THR SAFN9T AND BEST
;;*iI I, 1.1 tl I \ A T I 1 «> «Ml.
'•»: i piLATT'S ASTKAL OIL.
» .»I our. iiuifcura nn.l bv.iut «fui light,
vtiu by «4«. It wbtlr burning. -« lump
. . . r !•» •>«» i«, tli * oil wilt neither /■> »
hi fr«-«* fr«
t., I ll" "i ll ;
NN I.
t
.
objo«'(i«»uut»le od> r NN «II
ifttupi. Durum th«
tit I.I iiit^»«*U8« qu »ui « tics ot
• „'i,Vi» uli»u»' 4 t umver>.»l ^hiisUo
* l«j|.t*i ■ > <1 ill l a' «lluti • gull m au I It*
. _»lt ., , . 1.1 i'.«« k Jk" *i».1 ui l»uir. D u «»huie-uli
,., i i ..I i->
22
h . -t» U. »
; tn «
Kiag
.l
j
- ,
111' Il s i J. t «*.. Druggist^.
» . v. i m h Mild M irket - i reels,
A .tn -»;•• I Agouti« tor NI » I m tog ton.
l.UlIN
t'li
I
JOSEPH T. WAITE.
1 Solo Proprietor of tho Oyster Bay,
-, K o.kKku « ater and market.
-- ,'-\lr (»••eiOozda.D Sult Ot*t«ri. Ojarn
l eJSiiuna« Elogg.'ri*. ( u.a ('laa.J sail Bia
tjj «jflr Ki a «.arenr listfts». all prino. tied
* " <ibsk, Man»" «'hoc. Hau» and »'*«-.
It,.--I ooe, ,nd Run.. Veal i.iway« un bund for
maul Fr,--h ,si.u, hod Clyn.ar-« br .he<.aart ,at 40
i 'uiu-nt-: |».r l 0, *l.2>. »!..'. *2. *aai2 "Jt
1
iu®
ton« i
i
j
i
•' j
1
«
h .
Hiick
.
, f|
tl.«}
Au.h
ihe
et
«not
II.,
IV
( TION I.N
N VIT
1» H AXViNtl
1
and
or
PAINTINQ.
\,,,.l v to A T BL'O'rr, K«., «n n, .S, \Y t»«*ri4#r of
1 Market Mreel.-*. •»#**tf»'C3iu
id
Kighm
FURNITURE A BEDDING,
l 212 South Scaoi SL uf 419 Wtlut Sk j
4*
>
A Pl'i.1. A8S0BTMINT 0»'
I'lYlj A.1» LOW ruireo
fNv
IHio |
j
n«;, L .
r, j augM-df wir
|
c* o o 1> >■».
golittral.
1 1 ••U*r!iianT>eto»»oratm Am»t»ciatn*D, lireeley
ami Brown Club. and the I»einur*rai i • un*i Liberal
AMociatinn* ami clltxens of theeity in general hi
L 0 "!' 1 * "•7«»*. ■/" r*'iuwlr.l lo meet ut the
Her dues fieri* of the Democratic Akim» ".ali«*n. .*»a
VHIe Building. i'»lh iin«l Market -»tr«?*!!«. I'rum y
evening n«m. at S«»Vli»«*k.
MEETING.
f
I À
Cape,
kt*t.
by
.>
i'll i/f
ItlHMIPH^ ot illiperCMHeP
will tie hr««iight boti-re the meeting. The meeting
l by .lohn O'Byrne. R.-q. Pun«*
sen11-tm
will bp
l,IAl »»'ten.l:iu« e i« requested,
_ _ _ __ ,,
workingmen, Take Notice
^ meeting ot the NYorkingmen und all those in- ^ r
t<*rpstpi1 in behftll of i.abor will be held at the City J
Hull, NVc lnofxia> «venin«. September U.itmuar- |
1 er r«* S ..'clock, to ratify the named of cundiilate-* V
t<»r noiiiiuntioii who inav be puiticedted by tint body I on
, to re|»rc.-ont the nniMe* imnartUlly in our Leifi^tu \
. ture.
' All tho*«e who dodre to be ret>r«sent«<l by good ! ami
! men * Anii wh>l feel that dome . f
Mre are^uciaUyinvited to attend t
| . n d«»vi.r tesuiieoriiiudi can.lid.iir-at th-.-.mi:
i vleetion that will imure tu »ll wisrand ■
J*«i-i»tl«n. sud thereby incur tl»« t.yor m ..ur im- 1 rpo
Io» wurkiurn the ruaueet and ronltd.ni-. nf our I
the «.Imir.tion of me peopi. ut 1 -*
D.t.w.r. andib. ..Ur. country.
_ „ _____
V OTICE. . .
U, the bemuernta of Mill 1 r.-i-k llumlrra
«•«•»< '.pMermuiil.... SATI KI.AY. the ml.
I tin* hundred "uflîèera and a..date
the <'.»uuiy Con\pnti*>n.
j by order of the Kveeutiva Oumuiitlee.
reisi wit'
.
meet at ih-houM ..f Cl.arles Deuatirrty i: 1
1 Saturday. Seiden. In ■ lull. ! r tie- 1 : e
In« ihn-edeleaate« and three alternates in U
I Atm.in nnunn.ie a .andidate 1 .
] 1 "rli* < ' li'aMMî't-ra ts°of*s'*ui^h'I'hrisinoia hundred «
m ee: at the Publie School tlnnae in Sehmd l»i.-iriri
No. '4j, in the villain .,f Sewcort, mi Saturday.Sii.
| tomber ltib. t..r the nurgusa of iTeetma t w ■ dele- j
at : i 1 ,'"*V*f, , 'iJ,V..i"' i V, -T .b-ï '*7*■ Vb t ,
! tï»«ï K * »•" l«*«''''"'• •'-'*'
-,
a
de
held
the
The
the
Mr.
lire
ol lift?
•*\
I Cl »V c
N..,
I»r«?8«!it law-* , l
i
I
1 .ire
1 at
- lit
By ortler ot the Lahor A^saciati' n.
ill : the
•■•r the i>u»'i»»D*e ««t
oiniiiH
tv» i
Ii
1 •
ATTENTION! DEMOCRATS- ,
The L»eu >> ruU- «»t North Chii-tifi* » Hd
in
i! ! !
!•
ti Co
Bioner.
'«»IIb « |»en nt 2 (»\*l»*ck p.n
atnl Mo. j e n r T v»V|. ,k |
p. in
Bv «Tvlor of the Y
sep» te
.••uii» e » •
.INI», NN K. K 1 1. L* in UK.
iflCD.
In
FOU Sii E UI F F.
The underpinned will I»
l.AUOn liEt'onu i WM PU) A TE
indepf
• «len*
, PI
i
For She» >»t New tmtle «'«»untv at the n-xt k
•rai
ti'*i*.
A li fit A NV Ri »H 1»
• i.ï4 tt
£9t ÿfOt.
OH HKNT—Hooim in th« eecond ?t .rj i ihr
«t a zeit«; huildinp. 416 Market Mre.;i -u liable t:
F
fur oftivea.
e.T
FOR RENT.
The *ub^rriher ofler' f. » r rent to* -i rei
Staad opi Osttethe National Hotel, M i l-ile- |
town, Del. One of a.-» k •» t -tand-* .»■< there
it in the Suie for tue Oraiu, Lime "r Coal
CI:
j
buMii««»
Will clorie out the Stock <»u rca
l'un*e».-luu given immediately.
table term*.
A T. BHAuLKY.
Middiet'»«»I*. Dal.
m.ty26-ilAw
yor j^alr and £or $eut.
i
inilit
*-s?«Ib.
ut eliuibl** 1 'he
•e.
ii
Market
FOR SALE
A Good Investment Offered.
I V
Will bo sold at Private fttle. a nuinl
Butlthiiki Lot.*. MtUHtrd in Delaware Pit»', lying be- ;
d H*h ri'reet»*. ;»n 1 NN n-hMuton, : m
iwewu »'»th. 7th
AvIniu- and Jefft-r-«*
• building l«U. mu«I «di be
; odd by l«t of 0«*t«»b»r ü« i st will I
ti t r %
I«i •*h»*ii i» t"r <•«
ütrcei:». com en
iib
It
drew ii.
lu-ilnr |.Hrtk-ulttr> fly tu
UEO. CLARK.
CHAR. .) ASH,
btlMWare Cuy. l>t-k
t
se|»b'-t«»ct7
— 60
For Sale Cheap.
30 Government Wagons.
A.ITrt— ur ;.i-i-ly t.
< Will
.1 AS. M. It I Ull.
Mu N .rth -»it. sir.-i t.
l'hiluT.Ti>lii*
î*e|».'bw '.t
pOK NALL.
The dwelliug .»ad i»rcu»ia«w No. S2«> NVuel*
tuning 8trort.il» g »«»»1 .»rdrr.and recarded .»
the i lrA.-i*ut»*et i»'»rt ut the city t»» r*u»»*b
huu-eii» provi«l»*«l with gan. h- i «»u *
bittI* r«>«»u*. water »'b».-«*t, and »»th«*r m
III
l bi? ! u
• UT. • «.»lb
,.e -I r tl'«
.
»■I»
nu »» •
Fur tenus aeldjr t«y
rl*»tf
rphOsK who have houses b»t • • " h»»ul»l
X i«I verlidu thou* m the DkU.»* « *
n KLWVARE AVK5I E LOT F.'K : U-E
41 I'eet frant. _ Apply at tin "Hi. »•- 1 d.
SALK.
ALf HKD * - NUNS LAND.
I
.. l » * l -
N
l a
ilcn.'f
T
! «
■ ■r
»
ot
It*
Dwelling H.«u-e. N-». M irk»*« ir**«' , .|ffjjj
22 tout tr« nt. the tut running thmugh to
»•tuber «•*». 1SV-* "'î*
K!»NV 4 K D tt F r rs.
A1.FKKD B KT TS
fron» -»t.
and '
Kiag -ti*-«if. 1*" '»*
On
_1 ! At
N
FZ
SALK A la«.»
-i ritth -ir*-ct. betwci
A «.«.l*
build. « !
V »n I
41 **
Vr*».l|| ».«»»reef
Bu;
I
Bia
for
40
1 F"ntkbi: »KSIRABLE UntU.IW. LOT"
iu® j ,. 4 m»«i lie«jt. t.ctv.eeti Sixth and ,-«.•. euth. i
C. P. dull N.t»N.
XIST VESTMENT
SECURITIES.
The Northern FuenF Hailr«»ad C«»mi*any. through
it.« KtowbOai Agents is now .telling, at |*nr and :»»'
.ütwrent it.« First Mortgage . wold Bond-• ,
for th# |»nrpof*e oi eom|»l#ting th»* «?« , n - iruett«*n t 'tn«t
««lutpinent uf it^ liticol Unoa. After il»«»r*»U|jt» •»»*
ve.4tigrttion, we reeuuiueinl these «e.-unties a< *\
l»rotit»blo and .«ale investment,
th« following
or
of
fhe Hun L *»*•*' v ,
LEADING FEATURES :
1. The t«uue i^àwnited t«* INO.0ÜÜ l»«?r mile «»f road, j
2. tb# Principal and Interest are payable in Gold j
—the principal in thirty years, and the tötete** j
the Uauking House of Jay Cooke 4c U New \ ••»*,)
semi-annually, first of .January and July.
j
3 The rale »f Inlerest i* . J- tu.,»'. cent,
nuui-egual. ut .he praaeu. «»Id eruin.uiu. t„ u»»u
»1» |,er cent, in laaul tedder .-urreucy.
f the ft-IUtwi a denuutt- i
) aitlfthOli; Registered, i
naNi^ÄÄ"^»
flufk 1 .^* 0 , fî.Oüü, and filUaUhü.
5. Th« «eini-annual iotere»! oo the Ata»
Bonds u pa'«l hy gold ohct'k«. **»t I'eimlurly bn
fCfA«i»(»«f >1'*' >uMre»i ul tkt kolilcr. ** ■•
llvaator« ar# advUad to purcha?« the Kegi-tereti
Rond« both ** a proteoti««»» again-t lus;*, thett aii.l
fir#, and forth« grouter eanveniep.-e m .-.»11 «ting
th« interest. Ihe Keaiotored Bonds e.»n t. t .t .my
time exchanged tor l«>upon aud the i.'»«ut«»u t*
Registered, without expense to tue owner
,
JNO. McLCAR 4 SON. BANKERS,
w i
•4WI yAbKKT SIKKKi. ;
j
m I
1
>
îloticrç.
f OST.
I À Un NN e«lne-day att«rn
. :» NVate* Proof
Cape, ii Third -met. h«*tw»*en .I» ff«*r-ou an.I Mar
kt*t. Fin*le*' will receive the thanks ©I the cu'<er
by returning it to 611 NVe«t r l bird -»treet. *r»l^1t
VOTICE.
.> Tli >N A
i'll i/f H 111 Till A«J*niMUt|oIl will I »• belli
rnr/Kvy
a<s«m:ia
•1 ingot III«* >ft«ekln«'iler- t»f the
the «'lb' e
l.oA X
^ r *» | K'K.
J The NVilmin^t«.
| ha\ec
V
I on itiviu
\ IXprc
! ami Ma.lidon.
1 rpo TAX p AY ERS of the First or
I ' J cl{rtnarn Qi«tri.-t r,rsl or
1 -* Southern District.
1 .
dele- j
t ,
itiv, N... iff M .Ik
tii.i.u
ol lift? >tfC
• et. .t
« Mock
•*\ eniii'.'. >« it«
... th. »;>
ut.
I,:im -
I Cl »V c : 11114 111.;
»' M A KlS. St c 'r>
au. I UcH'liiiK I'.tilronil l <.m
.1 ...
it- t>. cnrr> Vi i »-)
in 1 1 ron. ii! 1 "Ui
,.i M\|»ri
•t their .
M.
ki a;
"il. I
-l.
t *
• \
kiln i I .Ctyt'H
alter
N.., Z W.-t Tl
i*c» 11 ' » r» t
ttrJcr* i«*tt h ittt Mt'.Niuil«'" -V ftcil.
e (troti.i't itlichtloti.
l'. sruLZ.
'Ui.'t H . A ti. Ii. K l .
, l l.\cri:u; a^cnt*.
i
• t*
> r •»* tit it tiie bill«
I
tv tux*l*l«*B will pleii^t*
1 .ire all n ade ou», nn l the t»ul>scni.»*r
1 at tho City Had ev «tv day fr.im *
1:,..
• 01 he huiD-i
«.VI ek f*.
I »V hetoic
t 0
• w.il r.
ill : the fu -1 • : Au„i
-If
■ • vc
•'I -r.
». >ilU.fc.N ,
,>i>'u;t
tv» i
flic nisirlcf f ourl
for llir l>i«»irii( ol l»rm%\ wr«*
llt.l, v
f tl.v I »II» e«| ««Ultk
Ii
It «
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h4..k.
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in
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In I hr Dint rl« I Ci
for thr nmfrtit of
•h K
I of III»- I »Util FUlci
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If
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i Tl"- >
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I III* s/v III r .
11»*
p*V * W tlllii» •
.1 »il t
Mp|.*-Kl
ihr
liable t:
«.i,
•*• i •'»
H
11 «ipor.i».
•«»I . J w îr
Wants.
ANTED- All..». At; I
'^y r ANTED—
MO if«-tt »I I* naiilrtl.
THIS U F KICK
lia 11 eel Slalet >lm Ici«» I orps.
Able-bodied, un un
•Imructer. betweun 21 »»»« 1
inilit »ry duty at Nnvy Y ird
*-s?«Ib. This offer»* a
'he world. tju.irter-.
•e. and i » 'i y u . . .
ii ution ii'i'ly it 1 1 ,e Kende/v<
Market street. N\ ilmingtun. I » ** l
IIKNH» «LAV Cot'll K ANT,
1st Lieut. K»-«'ruinn»r < the
i
I be ' Iff,
I
.» do
V
I I- rtiinifv ut
n^
• I »«'a I 11 «Mid
Fur t ur t h «• r m
, I bird near
.1
m
•i l«r tl.«' ? rw bi I
il-tf
ïublir §alrs.
60 BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Will kc *u! i t*ul»li-- S*lt*. uj
lueomiz .It Nu. 1.
Suturday, Septorabar 14th, 1872,
,- tii 4® », i*»m
! u
• «.»lb
-I r tl'«
Kligibl" 1.
il.lin.
• a t'ei.i^are.
'N v.'lilngton.
. UL.y tub
'
I. •
a. rt.
«•.•m
h
. *k*.»
y«'t»tb
et . O
'•it v « t NN ilumiwt
1 d.
Th»* c Lou«.
»art ut th«* «'i» v
ill Üi t 1.«- . iu Ihe
tiuprov
I
I very i.
le t *r real
ilcn.'f
• r bo
T KKMs
! « I.vt.lr l
■ ■r li.r, , 1-1
iM.-h.
I ihs liili
»'• ut) |u r
.••lit ll (V
•cut. -it
. UV ut suit*.
I within ten
A Mr.-» KftADt oKD.
i Jepi-t*
i
.•LI A Mll.LKi:
Nu (
'
WILL BE SOLD,
Ni IM 11.10 SALK
.»n mi: iiRorxD?.
On SATURDAY Soptotubor 14th,
! At .»' I o k.
. . !.. t m «;
!
«mg on
T. »n 1
:
N
M
Hike i 1 lecf.
■ llor
If i ird tut ' I
•le -i r#rt
It-« i. 111.
» h
id IU
•i l.t i » per «iiiigt au» .
of hou«t:
M
Bu; -
«.• « n »t Mr Lr /
1 tuey cun attend both.
4 NN . DAVIS
b».
P
i
i«Sp ' 1 I
THE
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
:»»'
,
•»»*
*\
REMOVED TO
No. 814 Market Street,
>14MIX 14 TEMPLE.
I
v ,
The t'uhlie ar •>«?.- tK'.'tluny invited t«> call.
«Ug*à*lll\
j
j
j
WGOEhLlE
BOOT, SHOE AH D GAITER
MAN U F'A err » RY,
i PR0A1 \AX1> MARKH1 STREMS,
i
aii.l
«ting
.my
t*
WI LUI Nit TON, OKI.
üR The subscriber would inform bit frftfKl
and tbe public that he ht».- * vMiu«®nca<t to
utHfiufaeiure verv t xtens,««hy all kind«
ot Bouts >nu«ri Aift *»ui\«#'. »di #f which
ar- made in the best mwUiti und ot goud
nifiterina. und he i.» prep.»t#4 supply Country
"iureke* pers and dealer* génitif» %rth goods as
«•he *p »I- theve »u iutck.*s-« ikeu* in Philadelphia
or elsewhere.
, Ile ha.« «b>. u,«c W ,* h, KKTAIL * TORE, at U«
M .»rtet <lr» %j, h' w-e Re «rill V -« | on hnnd a fin#
i a.-.'.nrtu»* H t w* Äo >ts ï'h-us HD*l »«aiter.-» of every
; d«o«ipte*a ai th* vm l«»«*e-t u.aikei pi ices Thw
j pufilio will plca&e give him a call, examina hia
I «lock and team hD prices
1 iwv4U
HtM RY K. CLARK.

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