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to all who call for it. This number contains
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Dr.. NcHoLS Of Na,g.a,,d, W., says.
Rep, J. n, CHASE qr Ramssy, NJ m, wri,,s.

al fad The Waite Iise OgspoEad b. be very elicVl-
coHs, not nig IN CoHghs and other pahn dsciDS
bm also iH Ubcctis's Qf me hdtsyE debility qr ne
ROmdeh and Other Kindred organs"
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1,cAiinnnninIs,.

A ~rg tdrge a,nabcr If inpovtuR tsatiatspais hars
already bern reccirt froHa l7yscdRs Cisrgynsn ip,-
Hccartes aud indeed from al ctsses iR scieiv 80 al
ing ~ he most .aai'sriRg tsrRE ef ne waite Ifns
Compound.
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"a railroad lot Hills addition
VILLAGE OF LEWISBURG.
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VILLAGE OF HULL PRAIRIE.

PORTAGE CORP'N { POrtags S:d..l
south part northwest
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PORTAGE coRP'N (L5sty Side. 4,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
Telegraphic News.
nxxArr

SENATE
wAuaSrox, JAY i5--Mr. Wilson Introduced
q Ill 70 reduces The military peace establishment
Of the Cnifed ssztes-
Mr.. Poneroy called up . blu for tho cstablist-
ment Of linz Of steamers from New York 10
various porss In Europe
Horsy OF REPRESENTATIVE
Tho Senate bin 10 facilitate the setsleuens Of
oert-ia priss cases in the southern district OF
Fiossda was tsken from the Speaker table and
passed
After much debate on Alseks Mr., Lcughridge
Offered substitute declaring, after macy where
ases, assent Is given to tbs supulafions Of the
treaty but declaring that the extension of citizen
ship and appropriation Of money are subjects
submitted BY the constitution to the powe' oil
Congrsss was adopted by vots Of "a TO 81.
Mr.. Eliot moved 10 add TO the bill proviso,
that no purchase in behalf Of The u g. OF Foreign
Territory sh.l be hcresiler inside Until after pro
Visions ID made by law fer lie payment and De
elarips that the power vested by the constitution
in the Presl5est add Senate 10 enter into treaties
with Foreign governments do not Include ih'
ROVER To complete the purchase before tie neovs
ssry appropriations has been made before BY ae
| Of Congress
The srnendmeut w.s agreed to.
| The committee arose and the hill ws repor'et
\ TO the House
The House passed the iaius resolution admitting
free Of eu.v the marble statue OF Victory for IN
Harrisburg soldiers monument
The resolution was sdop.ei for the sppoini
men, Of commission 10 Investigate the dii
banener, Of The contingent fund Of the Hpus
for iss5-s. with power TO send for persons an
r.pers
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
Libby Prison has been cold at 1

Libby Prison has been sold at auction.
told Greenbacks has blue face to-
day.
james Russell Lowell is writing new
poem.
A Johnson's little amnesty dodge has
done him no good.
The city Of Paris owes $50, GOO, 900 in
gold.
Kentucky won the prize at the St. Lcnis
tobacco fair
An amber mouth-piece for pipe sold in
Paris for s704.
Forty bsikeepers run the bar in the new
hotel at Saratoga.
--CbiefJ1siice Chase can try JEFF. Davis
now without danger OF iDjuriDg bis own
chances
The gold coins Of Australia are here
after 10 be legal tender in the Dominion a
Canada.
Salmon color has gone out of fashion
since Thursday. The Chase men are wear.
ing black.
"A grandson of the late President Har.
rison has inst committed suicide near Gin.
cinnaii
President Lincoln's portrait has beer
pronounced cuntraband in Cuba on account
Of his freeing the ''contrabands."
"A child with proboscis like an ele
plants has been burn in GAINESVILLE, Ga. II
10 smaller than trunk, more like valise, il
fact.
Virginia white nen are very loyal. The,
ere intending tn have great celebration d
;he battle ri Manassas On the 9ls. and sst
tinss
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Po;i,icsi Gossip at wa.hi- g,on.
THs CHASE fAg1Y NovrNEy1.

The tHAsk fAhif HDNkNkN1-
tFrom the Washington s,sr-neairsl
The dissatisfaction with the nomination of
Seymour and Blar has eliminated in the
formation Of rev party. which seems
likely 10 prove a serious disturbing element
in the coming csmpaigp. This party is
uisde up Of various elements tavoring the
selection OF candidate who can command
more than the votes Of the I'D Peace De
mocracy. The Soldiers aud Sailors oIgan-
2ation form large constituent of this new
party. AT the time the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention adjourned in New Ypik it was
deemed settled thug that Chase OF Han
cock OF some candidate acceptable to the
Boys in Blue would be selected The
nomination Of Seymour, with bis objection
able war record, came like thunder clap
upon them, and they do not hesitate 10 re-
pudiate it openly They will bolt the nomi.
nation, and either go ior Grant or for some
candidate of their OVID. They are so sure 10
do one or the other of these thugs that Ger
| lsin of the Democratic leaders here arc in
! clined 10 encourage them in The nomination
| Of new man to throw away theii votes
upon, lest they should 20 over bodily 10
Grant. The Chase men per &c will co-op-
crate in the formation of this new party II
turns out now that Dir. Chase has never
committed himself by scratch Of the pei
10 the support Of the Democratic platform Of
nominees. and he is thus in position TO lest
of the bolteTs. The latter say they are vii
ling to take any wholesome candidate
Chase, Hancock, English. or sny one sosnt
ON the war question. II is understood tina
good many oi the solid men Of New YDrl
and Boston are identified with this move
ment. which al the present moment loom
up rather thresteningly for the success O
the Seymour and Blair ticket.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

TIE RgFusIicANs Of Delaware resolved
at Dover. 10 favor of Impartial Suffrage.
The Democrats 81 New York, though APP
psalsd to in the strongest terms by many Of
their number who believe in the white
mans government nonsense as the New
York World terms it, refused TO say word
against Impartial Suffrage. Mr.. BsyaFd
states that be, l.eing one of the Committee
or Platform. succeeded N getting one Of his
resolutions Incorporated Into il Blu, in
s.e-d of i, being dsnuneisiion Of mig
gers. and Niger suffrage, and Abe Hag-
man, Ned Leary, Mr.. Riehsrdson. and the
other oolored suffrage Democrats, as ii
ought 10 have been. it is only pretty little
piece abou; the pillars of the government
rocking on their base, the scattered fiag-
ments Of the Constitution and ether ar.
chiteclural metaphors. Why did not III,
Eew York Convention denounce negro sut
frsse: We think il was because they con
Guided i, would be bes, 10 be ready 10 &C
c-pi il. when they can get the colored vote
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

4 GESTLgMAS OF IEls CITY. who as fer
sowe time during the war. Chief mastering
afhee, OF the Department Of Westinghouse
fets - fact which was well known ard
severely commented upon by the officers in
the volunteers This was the conduct u
Governor Seymour. of New Ioik, toward the
Officers OF regiments from thst STATE. His
DISCUS; for the Union cause, or his personal
feeling ag ,inss the soldiers, or some siEiils,
noive, made hin the mos tsrdy, unacoomo-
dating, and ill-nsiurei Governor OF all the
loyal states. In the matter If making ont
Commissions for officers who had been pro
NOTED. his delay was so scsndzlons, thai
many served for months and months 81
Captains or field officers. but for want d
,heir commissions drew pay only as lieu,en-
anti. By securing the personal inau
ence Of some Of the New York polilicia
associates Of the Governor, greater prompt
/ MSS resulted, but when merit or the necessi
lies Q. the service were the only recommen
d.,ions. i, was evident that the Union sol
iiers could 70, Be included smoag the Coz
errors friends
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
A Missouri PIPER on Blair.
From the 81. Louis Democrat

FALLEN STAR.
The Democrats seem TO have become dis |
gusied with their nomination for President, |
and satisfied that the game was lost, fJr
nobody wanted 10 b. Vice President but
General Bsit. and The whole convention
was willing to IL the tfil 20 With TIE hide
II must he confessed that they could not
have done better thing-tur tue Radicals.
Ii We cannot bsa, Blair, the ieyolutiunisi.
with his proposal to dispeise eiste govern
ments BY armed tuice fresh IN mind, VIC
could not beat any body. In tins STATE, his
nomination will add iive thousand TO our
majority. Perhaps it may help the ticket in
| Kentucky or Maryland bu, we doubt it.
Gsptral Blair was once an hnnnied mans
in this STATE Greater credit is given him
elsewhere, il is true. for the course OF Mis-
souri, in the early Years Of the struggle, than
be really deserves. and vet, in kindly recol
lection Of his admitted services, the Iladi-
Gals OF this State Lave never catedt 10 Lessen
the respect which uthcrs might feel fur him.
and have Regretted to see il les-eDed by his
own conduct Perhaps 1t is enough to
point 10 the record How much Influence
General Blair ever exerted is perhaps sutii
GENTLY shown by the fact that after be and
his friends, the Blair faction OF Clayhauks,
chose 10 desert the Radical party that party,
nevertheless, moved on with sclid front to
snd Blair than it had ever won. with his
aid. over the Democrats alone, Whist the
Radio ais in this state have accomplished,
they have done. with GENERAL Blair. backed
by the whole power OF the Federal admin
istration, fightipg them with the desperation
/. uf ruined political gamest.r Fol he Is q
{ political gambler, as reckless, and now II
i bis ruin as desperate as can be found any
Il where 10 the land. 5 ,ber men at the Eas
D haye asked, with wonder, whether the reyu
b luiiansiy letter just printed onud possibly
Z have come from Frank Blair Blu, ihos'
who know him better hsve long sgo erasel
u 70 he surprised al the manifestations uf DIES
!, pelaiion which borders on political insanity
= By his letter and III, nomination. Genera
10 Blair renders the only service now in hi
n power IN the party which lie has So lon
i. tried 10 destroy Long sgo he iearned tina
the proud bsssi. IL made it, can crush ii !,
N was net easy OF fulhllmeni To-day, he la
reached that point, thai, in Missouri ct leas'
a he can help any party only by being car
- dida,e agains. il. Fur that last service /
!; the Radicals Of Missouri. ard for a lette
= which will tell the whole country wins
- manner of man the Democrats have nom
=. mated for Vice President, we heartily than
y. him
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Trr Airas, OF Harvard Law Sehoo, bed
meeting TO enrSi 40 Organization, Il Dane Hall,
Canh,idge, on Tknrsasy evening. 2EK-6orernos
Emory w.shburrs .ebi = Chairman Mary
prou.inert menbe-s NJ the Boston bar, and grad
yates rsxidert in Other States vert present.
NJ. Bates Of Delaware read letters from Judge
Heac,y O. Cirri-r.h Professor, Parsons, General
G. p sheIley, Horst,o Ciapp Of Isuuton, "u-
P. Whit, Esa., Hon- C. 4. Peabody. Chief JUS
rec Bel Of New Hampshire. B. T. Fuller, Esl,,
aor. Z B. w.shbarn. er-Gorernor Aagrs'h o.
South Carolina. Judge Holmes Of Missis<ipp,
Judge Devens Of Worcester, Hon. }. c. Church
IL. ard Governor Rayes Of chin. Ill express ~
hearty approval o. the movement
A constitution wss adopted, and efheer 70 ser,'
4 for Two rears elected
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
rtre DIZZY couafERcLAL I,

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issued erery afternoon, except Sunday.
IL is ne only Daily Paper in Whining
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THE DELA WARE TRLBU NE is
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every Thursday morning, and contains
principally reading matter published in
Daily. II is the largest paper, ans
foaidias BY far lss most reading matter
ttose published on he Peninsafd.-
.erns, Tsoo doildrs per asnan7-
TIE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
is asapiy provided nth printing naoter-
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THE OFFIcEoftis COMMERCIAL
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JENKINS d A TRTNSON
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

We MENTIONED yesterday. In brief editorial
paragraph, thsi toe Delaware delegates to New
York bad named NJ. Samuel Townsend IS mem
Der for this State Of their Na,ional Executive
COMMITTEES. srspze 20 ssv. however. THE az
pears 70 have been done without the knowledge
or consent If NJ. Bayard. and YESTERDAY, 10 the
Convention. when the Ia, OF The Committee vas
being rial, Mr.. B. rose and said there was some
mistake about the name recorded for that State,
and a.ked iha, II be omitted. BE was sure that
the name IS published had not been agreed to by
a msiority of the delegation.
1t will be remembered that At Dover Nj. Iowne-
end referred with severity 10 the political record
| Of Mr. Baysrd. The latter tepays the obligation
4 in this public manner, by having Ar.Townsend' .
name taken OF he list Of the National Commit,
tee So decided q slap. win ell the people o
the couairy looking on, il seldom gisen--Tsef
dyz'f T0z4eT-f9i
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

THs EpuoAriosAL CoSvxSTI1s Al Dover,
on Monday, was well attended, from Kent
and Sussex counties. but the educators OF
New Castle county, were, Is class, con
spicuousiy absent. The discussions were Of
q very Interesting and practical character,
the proposed draft for new law, framed by
the Committee for the purpose, being discuss
ed. section by section. The great heat Of
the weather would afford reasonable excnse
ior sbsentees, but when the Convention as
sembles in December. We insist tina, teach
ers from ali over the State ought TO show I
living interest in that which should be, ant
doubtless is, subjec; Of vital importance u
them Let us make up our minds. now, il
favor OF full attendance al the nexi meet
1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Coon Srws" rs new monthly. he frs' Issue
Of which has jus, been sent ns BY The publishers,
2. g wynkoop s Son. ios FULTON sireta, New
York. Iu design i. Of semi-reiizions character,
The extent Of which stated a, length IN the open
ing article II proposes 70 be " definitely ard
positively Christian. otth"dox, tto use term
which can not be rnssraderstocd- , The COL
tents are OF sr interesting charscte. acd manifest
ability. review OF jean Ingelos ard be- poet
~ Is lengthy. snd arps-erily last. = New ferk :
lie Social ard Sanitary coccitior u eisersssd
with ,uilnesss. Ihs other articles iae.ade mostly
shorter commentaries OF current tol les.
The new magszise looks rel sud may rroea-
biz fnd il vacant niche. lis price Il e.-G PEI
znnnn. or Is cents single copy. sdcrert The
publishers a above.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

BRlrg PossgoY, in the La Crosse Dem
ocrdt Of July 9Th. abused both Seymour and
Blair. in round terms. He speaks of Sey
mour's Characteristic sophistry,r OF ''tbe
fearful consequences Of following Cover
g nor 5eymours advice, Of bis leaving 1.-THE
plcughhollers to sweat AMI stsgger and
starye under the load Of taxation, OF bis
false and deceptive" Of his not having the
courage TO grspple with the question lof
g finance like a statesman and patriot" and
after speaking of Seymonr's We've. says,
.'can any man be honest who advises such
"policy as this7' In fac, for long time
Brick has aimed his missiles ST Seymour;
anf Blair, all the Blairs come under like
condemnation He says that for zone Of
"that pestilent Blair family to talk about
the affairs Of the democratic party. sis the
"most impudsnt thing Of the day whist
tshaye have the Blairs in common with the
democratic party Z" The young Blairs
"haye been ready aud active co-workeri
with their father in feeding his hate anc
"ministeripg to his thirst and vengeance
against the democratic party Of the can
didate for the vice-presideDcy, he EVIDENT,
has poor opinion, and indnlges in maledic
lions in his usual elegant style but bis two
columns Of yituperatiou would be nnprotita
hle reading here. Indignantly asks. "bs
"the democratic party fallen so low IAN.
the inevitable echo answers "fsllsa 90 low
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Large numbers OF Bloss' Life Of Pendle-
ton are offered ier sale cheap in New York
and Cincinnati
A French paper which processes friend
illness TO Carlot;s, wants her to return to
Mexico and set up as Empress.
-Some Of the Russian papers are not
little alarmed ct the proportion Of Polish Of
ficers in the Russisn army. They still amount
to one-seventh Of the whole number.
"A young women in Chicago complains
to the police that the spirit Of her dead hus-
banp pursues her and demands money She
ought 10 check bis righteousness.
-California sends denial of the report
that she is already eyercrowded. Figures
are given by the alta California 80 show
that the demand ter labor Is gEesisF .h-e TIC
supply,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

MI. seymour NO Statesman.

lfrern the Detroit riibunel
We are told by the Democratic press that
Seymour Is g a statesman" " the leading
statesman of the country and much more
of the same sort. Where are the evidences
Of his statesmanships What has be done !.
He has held NO Office higher than that Of
Governor of the State Of New York, a posi-
ton most honorable, but almost shorn of
power and responsibility, and not calling in
10 play any of the qualities of craftsmanship.
Neither es a member Of the Legislature nor
as Mayor of Utica did Gov. Seymour prove
himself statesman. We are then reduced
to the 'Statesmsn-like gasp OF his speech
es.- and that is all there is Of it. He makes
high-scuuding speech, filled with copious
.dvice that nobody ever followed, and which
would have lei them TO destruction II they
had followed IL. The claim Of statesman
ship for Gov. Seymour is an impudent pre-
fensf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Mss's HAsrrs As HousxkEtrEss are different
IRON tAos. OF women For instance men Sho
are plscsd on duty. temporarily, 10 the kitchen
never wash the diebes after their mc>ls They
hare tso plans- The hrst is simple. bot requires
a large stock Of eroetery ware. the prce-ss
continued hong Ii consists in piling up ihs
used dishes IN the closet and .aAing TOT each tne-
eessive meal, eieaz ones The other add mort
common p.an Is TO leave the dishes s.soe I'll yon
wish 10 CIT OF them. Then wash them up. We
have seen ,his lea fal,y carried out, both in on
military sn3 civil sxpe-ieree- Is general thins
/, does rot meet the approval OF the ladies'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
CALIFORNIA.

,,i.rsc OF .EEasuEr-rxni.S nErsEnATioSs.
Sag FEaScIsoo. July i5--Ihe steamer coasn-
tsr,on sailed with ssse, ocl in Treasure for New
York.
The K.amra.ih Indians have committed sew
ersl rnrrdtrs near Crescent City. The indisns II
Arizona are committing ou;rsges near Prescott
and have SET Ere TO tie woods
The Engii,h steamer ea=n;ic,ser l. still olockad'
Inc the Port Of Ms.atiso, Mexico.
Loss OF VESSEL
sAs fh2xcisco. July IA Victoria dispatch
reports the loss Of tho steamer SsSnes Dear For
Rup-r on the sth inst No particulars.