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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-09
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

Hundreds suffer silence and hundreds OF others apply
vany to druggists and doctors Who slth merely tsnsze
them with the hOp. Of apply remedies which make
Them worse would wish anything that would
DO injustice 70 the Afflicted but obliged say hat
although IL may produced from excessive exhaustion ofthe
Bower. ollie BY iabOOus employment unwhOssOus air and
food trouse alton, the Of tea and coffee and
feo,sut Childbirth It caused BY droct irritation,
applied to the mucous membrane Of the vagina itself
When reviewing the these distressing complaints
is most painful contemplate the attendant evils e'nss
ausnt upOn them is but simple juste the subject to
esumerae few Of the many seditOEf causes which SO
kTgely affect the
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN
In all classes society aud whie consequently affect more
sIess directly the welfare Of the entire human family The
snia thst exists precocious education and marriage
the years designed for cOpOresl develop
ent TO be wasted and perverted in the restraints Of Dress
the early confinement Of school, and especially in the
healthy excitement Of the ball ROOM Thus with the body
half clothed and TIE mind uniuy excited BY pleasure. per
vsrtng midnight reve the hours designed by nature for
lsep and rest the wsrk Of destruction is half accomplished
In consequence Of this early strain her system.
t,ssay effort is required By the delicate votsry 20 retain
her situation school at later day thus sggrsvsting tbe
evil When excitement another in prospective
Keeps the morbdy sensitive to impression while the
nav ,onssnt restraint Of fashionable Dress absolutely for
bidding exercise indispensable TO the attainment and re-
tpn of organic health and strength the exposure to night
or the sudden change of temperature the eonpss prosra
son produced by excessive dancing must Of neces ity pro
suee their legitimate effect At last ey marriage eaps
the climax MISERY and the unortunf one, hitherto 80
utterly regardless Of the plain dictates and remonsranees OF
hs asieate nature becomes ling OF medical
,...pt This Is bnt picture OF the experience Of
thousands Of young women
Long before the sby to exercise the functions Of the gen
ra,gvs orgar hsv require an education Of their peculiar
asvous system composed Of THAT called the tissue when
a. In cousmon with the female breast and lips, evidently
under the control mental emotions aud associations at an
esv po,,od Of life; snd as subsequently these
emotions excessive lead long before puberty to habits
which the life Of their victims ge nature has ss-
aOupletfd their dsyelOumenI
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-09
WrOntdss.

Females, o~ine 70 the peculiar and portlnt relations
vti they their peculiar organization and tie Offices
tff3 pes eS, srsset 70 rs sssisgs Freedom from
tbese contribute In small degree their hap ness and
weHsse Be- happy who i'll Not oaly bat
various Female Complaints o"g be suffered
whou involving the general health Of the indivd
sal, End ere lsnF producing
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-09
PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE

Nor Is u pleasant 10 consult physician for the relief Of
these delicate sdeetiOns and only upca the most
Urgent necessity far sacrifice her great
sst darn o. this The viii then thank for
placing In their hands simple specifies witch will be found
s eacous in relieving aud curing every of thOse
tOubiesone complaints peculiar TO the sex.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

Ksxs stprx The gsrr1a. Gnd simsSnaa, q iAis
cy. rcfnse5 TO paArs the names Of Grxli and
Cclfxx q rs bed. sl.bozEA iAty had ss<z rc-s-
zzxsy poninsfed ~ tse fssfv 70 xhicA Il had Tre-
sznaed 10 ashze. rs hare regarded il IS The ea
esy q ths RsP~klas~n ruus ard 81 its cspaA-
dsaeA rev4isrus 20 tsis i1ssrir. vi fnre resssred
HE following noie=-
HippLsrows. Sept 11tA- 1sSa
T. froH COMMERCIAL 81 see ~ the JsErsni q
to-dsy. f.sl IAle Edfiar banssefA trreb over II.
fse1 Thai Lis hard Slows 81 mr. = ce.rrnpfkuisis.
Asre es1apel &c qua q isss casss 10 slns Lis ps
rxr, AID have sfkesise t.err 50 Convincing ~ ~
proc1re HIN fsEsarea stw Subscribers from fhis
place More iAHn shis. Ms ne. iisi cones (hks
con.riercs r5ontr9 from Esrxzlger II Ii
yryral vi ;,utli<h This ii-; q '-Dev subscribers
II VIII be fozi-d % roeraia tet<H rs mes of III
ss-tso- End -1rstr snrrhers q . sAriily ut1
kzSxa hsrs.ssss Essr ss-sr ssxfssasy wszk tn
Sorih. TIE name q 8 gxnfltrnS1 farmer DOS
seeking The fnfr1xrs Of me people fcs : higt,
r,osifa01; and SIX others ~ the sszDe political
frncaivTfie<
Perhaps The Journal viii enligAien iis Rsfahh
ekn Subscriber 10 The quality OF has Dew sup
porrers. and rseftsre be Ncnt, hui be all D
aoati Seriously essrsiSex the petf rtsnh between
los5ug hi. ies Republican supporters and gain
ing few more Esis Ike ihls Of Aiddltt0rn-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
MEN AND THINGS.

An ! NJ BROTHERS. KEEPER !-ls MT this
steep: The Gazette. trying to excuse itself for
not publishing Sam. Townsends communication,
says;-"The communication he wrote for the Ga
sshe, which he complains of being left out was
omitted by the sanction Of his brother, John
Townsend, whom we thought had bis brothers
interest at heart, and we believe this STILL
His brother is good man, no doubt, but when
you want to crowd out any Of Sam. Townsend IS
letters, sec him. He speaks for himself He
does MT need guardian.
His PuRPosE.-The Gazette states that Sam.
Townsend's intention il " to deprive this county
of a Senator of the United States or in other
words TO defeat the election OF Thomas F. Bay
ard, to that distinguished position, should the
legislature sec proper TO bring his name before II
at its next session
CHgAp.-Ar. Monaghan, Democratic aspirant
for Congress, in Chester aud Delaware counties,
proposes, II elected, 70 charge but Is. day. He
would be dear at a much less rate.
CosPEDs UP.-George Wilkes advises a man
who applied TO him for information how he could
make fortune in case Of the election Of sey-
rnour and Blair that his chances 10 that event
will be best II he invests in Confederate Bonds.
HAisEY.-Hon. George A. Haley, the present
member, and q very excellent one, has been re-
nominated for Congress, from the Newark dis
trict Of New Jersey
THADDEus STEygss.-When Senator Sherman
Of Ohio, was in the House he served on Com
mittse with Thaddens Stevens and the latter, on
several occasions, asked him 10 frank some letter.
for him. Upon an inquiry why Mr.. 5. did mol
frank them himself, 1t appeared that he was in
closing small sums Of money 10 various poo
people, but did not wish To be known 10 them a,
their bepefactor. Such was the quiet benevoleucs
of the staunch Old Commoner.
Ii THIS TRuE?-We hear 1t reported that C. II
B. Day, U. 8. Collector of Internal Revenue, fol
Delaware, has declared his preference for Grant
Is this truef
FoRsEY.-Col Forney is doing yeoman seryc,
for Grant with tongue and pen. Few men, a
his time Of life can get through so much hare
work.
A MIsAPPgEHEssios.-T Boston Post say
Governor Seymour, In bis address at Saratoga or
Thursday, spoke of "the importance Of removing
the worm from the SOIL What he did speak o.
was the importance Of rsnovafing porn out soil. y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
MAINE

The news from Maine il such Is IRE ex-
sec4ed- We anticipated . great reTulsaon
4 the puhaic misd II favor Of Grant and
co,fax- and such il The neeuft Of Monday
snte. Maine has re-afizrmed her devotion
20 the Cnioa. By insisting that nov Il hiss
eeu restored no new rebellion 10 overthros
shall he iol<rx1ed She has declared anew
ser gratitude to The soldiers. and her resolu-
ion 70 sdhsre 70 the gresi party which for
ixht ysass hak 30 faithfully and earnestly
errsd the best interests q the couniry.
The vote shows very large Republican
aims over last yex. We then elected
,hxnberisiE Governor by il.el4 majority.
We hare now certainly net less than twenty
hoaand and possibly tro or three ibo1-
znd more This ID tremendous gain, in
Iced, tor il shows how strong is the return
og tide of public favor. To Desrly double or
nsjoriiy, and make ii twenty thousand, or
total vote Of less than one hundred and
thirty thousand is Zig work for one year
rhis ID large increase, too. over the msior-
~ At the September election, In 1854, when
Lincoln and Mcclellan were In the feld--
our nsjority was then is.2s2 1t Is, fur
SermOrs, large gain on The average Rspub-
ieAn majority at the State election for the
as, six years, that being about eighteen
ho1sand.
Maine Substantially settles the result OF the
7anpsign or rather proves nndsnisbly The
-esilernent- Any expectation o; Seymour
iecsion Is now mere insanity, 10 be indulg-
d in nowhere eIrept by few ofihe mori-
Iund Democracy Of Delaware, Maryland, snd
Tirginix
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

o~a<x.l Tsrb>rx-s L~ts<r Of Aee~pf~se~
Down DE-AxAEx.

osAe<.l Tsrb>rs-s Letter Of Aec~pf~se~.
Down DE-AxAEx-
Sept szh, 1861
&rs-The undersigned. appointed Com
nii1ee By the State Coaveniion Of the Union
RepubaieAn Party, he'd this day. have the
honor 70 inform you shss voa were de<igna-
ted Is ifs Candidate for Representative from
Delaware, in the Congress IL the United
States
In the performance Of this duty re offer
onr ecasrziulssions that the choice Of sbe
Convention has fsells upon one 30 worthy 10
represent The State in The National
Councils, and whose brilliant career 10
The SERVICE Of his Country demonstrates alike
bis ability and his patriotism
We ar, Sin. with great respect, very thu
ly Yours,
RioHARD HAREzyerox,
Isaac JVHP,
l. J. JESKrys
To Major Gen A T. A. ToEsKET. Milford
NuFoED. DE1awAEK-
Seps itth, iess-
To Richard Harrington, DE-. Isaac Jump.
l. J. Jenkins
Gentlemen II have the honor to sc
knowledge the reoeip; Of your communities
ton OF the 9Th INST, informing me Of my
nomination AZ Representative from Dels-
ware in the Congress Of the Tsited STATES.
by Convention Of the Union Republicans
Of this State
Approving The resolutions Of both State
and National Conventions, sccept, with
thanks for the dissin guish-d honor. the nom
inx,ion; and pledge myself . full devotion
TO their principles, and to earnest work in
this great contest AT the close Of The var,
feeling my services were no longer required
by the Government, / returned TO my nxsire
Stale with DO intention Of entering into po-
liticsl life, believing ,hs, with the downfall
Of the l2,e Democratic rebellion there would
be an end OF those Democratic ideas whiil
strengthened slavery. insiigsied rebellion.
and struck al the National life Bot the as
senbling Of the New York CoEyeniion-
the gathering together of the rebel lesders-
the adoption and promulgaiinn Of the Old
beresies as their pisiform-ibe nomination:
Of men avowedlY in tie interests Of The lsie
| rebellion. and the threats of another ReYolI-
ton, teach us that what they tailed to gaia
\ by the sword must not be given them by
/ the ballot
am fully persuaded tina; the duty Of eve
~ patriot is rot only 10 vote for. but r.
work with, the parry which sustained ID.
Government, strengthened the Army. anS
saved the Naiion-ihai with the election o
Grant and Colfsr will come Pesoe and Pros
perity-thsi with the triumph Of Republi
can principles the perpetuity Of our Jniol
will be insured. The rights OF every man &c
cured, and this Government made in irull
"a Government Of the People, Tor the PEG
pie by the People.
Your obedien, servsDt,
A. T. A. TogBEgI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

SoxK TWO wEKEs Ago, the Richmond Va.
Dfspatch, rebel Southern paper sensibly
said 3
The Herald is not far wrong. We made
a similar remark on yesterday. II Maine
shall show gain. large or small, for the
Radicals, Seymour may consider his chance
Of being a successor Of GEoReE wAsHrss1os
as small indeed
Maine has shown gain Of ten thousand
Or more '.for the Radicals We all agree
with the Dispdtch concerning Seymour
chances. To see them, one needs nicros.
cope Of extraordinary power.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

The Soldiers onnment.

We have several times slinded TO Mr.. A s.
Sobe.' Efforts 70 secure 70 cur city one Of tie
columns Of the Old Pennsylvania Bank bailaing
which al bis suggestion bad teen saved for Sol
diers Monuments. Nr.S's efforts have 81 last been
crowned with suceess. Congress authorized The
distribution Of the columns Tor this purpose, and
Secretary McCulloch has al the Solicitation of
Mr.. S0nes and i. b. Nullet;. Ess., donated one
TO The Wilmington aud Brsudywine Cemetery. Of
iha city. To Mr.. Sones and tbose who have
kindly assisted him 10 this matter cur patriotic
citizens owe sincere thanks, which, 90 behalf Of
many, We hereby tender.
The selection a the Cemetery Company as the
recipient Of the gifi MSS not, we believe, ge1ler-
ally expected, it being de.lred 70 place the shaft
Ia some place " which The pauic had right Of
free access.
The following i the correspondence on the
subject aud will explain itself
TsgAsrsY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or srPEEslsiSG AKcaiTEcT.
September 18Th. less.
Dear Sri enclose herewith The papers do
mating one Of The columns II The old Pennsylvania
soldiers mo.ument. which thought it would be
/. Qualification 10 you to pressli TO the proper
authorities in persYl. Your. truly,
A. b. MuLty11,
Supervising Architect.
!. : SosEs, E-q, Philadelphia
TggAsrkr DEr4srNE4T.
OFgicE o. SUPERVISING AElHlTEAI.
September 18TH Isss
siE.-upou ihe preventative n TN. order you
will pleas deliver " Hon. J.s Valentine Mayor
VI The city u Wimip-tsb. Del. or lis retyress.n-
tAiiye, one 81 the c0lgmns " The old PennsylyS-
Tia Bank b1ildng SIS directed 10 nv i.tlef o! the
18th instant Very respectfully.
Supervising Architect
CHAs. s. CbosE. Es2.,
supi- T. ;. Appraisers siDf,s-
PhlRsdelphia. rs.
TsEAsuEf DsrAErNgsI sept l5lh. lsss
S1.-Aiter due cvpsideiaiion have decided
70 cnts1 OF behhlf u the Uniied states 70 he
Wilmington and bFaudywine Cemetery 81 your
city, one OF the marble columns tskel from tie
old Pennsylvania bsnE buldiDg. in tie city "
Piliiaoelphis. 70 be ueed as 3 tbouufoeu, 10 th4t
cemetery, 10 accordance with the t,,oYislobs N
the joint resliutiOz " Congress, sItlrGed July
Eth. 1866. aud have authorized the supryisirg
Architect 70 deliver II W your order a. rue rep
tentative Of the city ii Wilmington
Very respectfully.
H. NcCrLto.H.
Secretary 81 the Treasury.
Hon. J. s. vALEsrixy. Mayor
Wilmington, Delaware
TEgAslsY DErAEINEsT,
OFpicE o. srPgkvIsIsG ARCHITECT,
September 10Th, 1ots.
sfg:--ln accordance with instructions from the
Hon. Secretary Of the Treasury, enclose here
with an order 90 Cnarles S. Close, Esq. sgpt L.
s. Appraisers su1res 10 the city 81 Philadelphia
for one Of the marble columns taken from the old
Pennsylvania Bank building IN that city, which
has been donated TO the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery Of your city for toldiers' monu-
nent- Very respectfully.
ALB. MuLLETT.
Supervising Architect
Hos. J. s. vALKsTisE, Mayor
Wilmington, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

MASSACHUSETTS Is Just as much alive in
this campaign as though the State we're q
doubtful one. The Democrats seem TO be
doing their level best to create some enthu-
siasm while the republican masses are wild
with excitement. All the home speakers
Of the Republican party have taken the
stump, from Charles Sumner down to thes.
Of local celebrity only. The gallant old
State gave Lincoln in issl 1887 majority
and she will possibly give Grant 100000
Vermont and Maine leave US incapable 0
establishment at Republican majorities thi
year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

TIE AEricLEs On Sussex County Finansiet
are not completed, but two more remsin to
be published They have been prepared
with great care, and are entirely relishle. al
though in recen. one, by our oversight in
proof reading, an extra cipher made Us say
that the debt Of the county was se5, 90, go
instead Of d 2i,opo.oO, twenty-five thou
sand which is the true amount. But tb,
effort which has been made 70 diseredit ia,
general correctness by the alarmed organ
Of the corrup; rings are without the Sigh,
est ground Of plansibility or justice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
Telegraphic News.
MAIrE-
Majority 10000.

BsszuS. Sept ls.-Hor- jas $ Blaine Chair
mn Cd he Name Rsruhaicsn STATE Commune
saegrsghs from Ane nsss, Is fuaiows - We hsrs
-srrics reg onEree5oaAi disarirs, rres shsSs
DE vuse- II ssae-ss>sr over twenty-five tunared
majority. we have carried every connfy. regain
mr. ihree carried by The democrats issi yesr' We
have elected erery Senator. ard seven-sarhtss o.
Hoase of Representative we have rolled NJ
aspalax ...s>rssy Sos Gov. Cisssns<sssss cfs~rnsy
thousand
PoErLsxp. Mx-, Sept ls--1lbe eauefion returns
were enthusiastically received by ihe Rss'nslic1n
ussss meeting. last night. at he CITY Han To
night there win be grand torchlishi prccession.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
Our Commissions TO Accents

:"
Exceed those Of every olher establishment of the
kind proof 81 this can h. found ~ comparing our
~ WIN hose q o,hsrs ios sints oi The same
on,ia of The mo cb"r.n, W. ei~'h " sse nestet
We DiH send to Agents free of charge !.
For. rrub nj an M, rh.. D..s, %,
gnod Il en- 80, E,,n,s : a.. sVis 80 80 uoI
Moo, csssim re- ~, Ps,is Fre ,, 1oi, S,aus Al
lsrer size elegant BalmorsI ssir, % yar9s
hsst i :, nhi,,ss .ains Drown or
,ne LINZ. gova quail,y, yard Vide ele2snt
In. a,'s 10 ~ Ai9u, aonpe
an,rsrsS - II eM sir sltyer p a,ed
snsn,,ed y, 81 psn Fam Isa,Isrea edge and
onalyiy iyary baanra sa me sIa r1x very oes,
Ina'' >, III, Va ANU 1anule handsome beaded
nv nN,sI M ~ r ~ yas- gena rrni very iine
Cou.,r.a. I,,. so'ei, p Del qaah,y Laaes serge
rogers best silver Dessert Forks, La les large real
e,sgan, si,rer bag aia.cy Sress patsin duz
Ladies' fine Merino or 1Ottan Il ac invs Gent,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
DEMOCRATIC RuFFIANIsN.

sErMorE's "a Tan,xIs AND FHssk nLsIE's Esn-
Ets ox IHE EsNrAsE-ArTArEs on EEfTbii-
Can rRockssloSs
TEos, " T., Sept IA e1Dccarse Of run
ans .sssiled Repnbiiczn procesrion with stones.
lAss night Two nen named y1n Mess and
Thatcher were badly injured
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PaIApuFHIa- Sept is-Lss; night - one Of
The republican elnts ras raising Race and Sc
cond streets On their way home they were attack
ed by crowd Of roughs cheering for Seymour.
The Republicans rspeiied the attacks ard The
assxil.nts took shelter in The vigiieDee Engine
Hoass- Daring the fgas pistols and axes were
used. The frernen rang the alsrin ten Ehich
hrosghi The police who quelled TIE disturbance.
Four Republicans were sounded, one icing
shoi in the arm and aDoiber struck in The face
with m axe
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
SAM 10 WNSENDS CHA Noes FOR
u s. SEE.A TOR

Mr.. Samuel Townsend, Of Appoduininink.
l. one OF the most prominent and most in
huential Democrats in Delaware, We trust
he always will be-he is no, the RICH, pattern
for Republican. Tia, Mr.. 7. has power.
We have recently seen in his nomination OF
his friend aud neighbor, Biggs. for Congress,
and the consequent slaughter Of the Bayard
family. Yet though he is prominent. earn.
est, and Influential, he canuo. &c; hearing
before his fellow Democrats Of New Castle
County, in any Of bis party newspaper, and
has recently been forced 70 publish his We've
in . sor Of extra, OF supplement fashion,
u be handed around from one reader TO an
other The Gazette. be SAYS. has no room
for bis communication. Ike Cap,ain Rs,r.
speg.he.. and though h. does no, ..y .nv.
thing at,ea, lie .Le,,,,,,,i mn Sy1,,1..a1,;
il easy 10 understand tia, a. he dos not ,z,e
W psy ty the line. and nav 10 advance wby
me .L,,Jyy.aI Ling ven .,or.i,,.a xi,i
usli,jcisns. would decline ~, ,.,,,,,,r,i,.,.
ssrnuers viva N IL small ci,cls :, 49,.
resders WIN. The ,,Y,,e,,ion i. y ,he Nj.
dle,oTn Transor;ys xe d,.,i, 49,. -,
r,o,,siIy /. ia, -. - 49,.
{, NJ, rr,,,,.,..,.d -. ..
nnt,l;.be. :, ,,,,,.l, :, 4. .;..,..s, -,
manly ds,nnen, !, I. ~, s;,;.a :
cistye I, slj,esnnths sl,rn,, - .r;s,,.,..,.
wh,, cnn,,,l ,ha cae,;a Ia s...,- -
claim ~ ,be M, ,,h;,. nc, \, !. 80 :,
making the nary nomin,,,o,s n, f.
send s.ys ,,,,Iy .,o,,, ~. :, ~, u,.
uiny,on e,s,,i., ~. C. 81.
s..I, us q, ~ ~, 1,;.,.,, - -
s.,,nnd wsn,;n, 80 -. ;.,.,...", -
..tes,en al 80 $1,000 ~
scr ,i.is. Mr. T si,n;eosn,,v Ia 49,, ~.
..iuut, nigh, as ven ..cs.ss ,r,;na,a -.
..dust in the eyes az the Dercoc,.,s da,rn
s.tbe oountv. tbev pnde,s,.na 81, - ~.
..real cause az defeat .
We lie Mr. Townsends le,,er ,.ec.nso !,
il L, strsiyhtforw.,d I, ,.;,,has 4 +,
talks out in uee,in,. I, denolishes ~. al.
tocrasic Gazette Ii pleads for . new D.r,1,-
cratic daily. Ii urges tina, Tho Re,rbl;c.rs
are better Democrats than tbe Many t..,in,
that name. II admits the election NJ ,be
Republican Legislative ticket in New fa.,le
County. |, explains the reason Of Tho ..iy.
nomipiousr Democratic overthrow in va.
rninyton sncb letter is calculs,ad 81 4,
good
For onr man we meyer saw sam Townsend
,honyb we have hoard ~ him ,rd No ,no'
mailed n ,bis ofsce conv ~ an, ns,e,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

There is serious feud between the
Pendleton and Hendricks Democrats in In
diana, and LATE Develin.I the Chairman Of
the State Central Committee, Pendleton-
ian, has been forced to resign, in favor of a
Mr. Mcdonald, who is partisan of Hend-
ricks. Devlin edits paper, and has hauled
down the Democratic State ticket, and il
abusing Mcdonald roundly.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

The Republicans Of New Orleans held
grand torchlisht procession, on Saturday
evening. About coo persons were in line.
Fears had been entertained that It would be
attacked By the rebels, but with three com
panies Of troops under arms, and strong
guard Of police, all passed off quietly.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
THE DAnY cONNEFcLAL

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL q
Essssed eeerE afternoon. erespt lSussd1y
IL u das Only Daily Paper IN RamsAe-
ssm. ard the SLATE Of Deirpors- Iernss
or dollars per osssasa. or Trcitc ecss'
a reek 8Fsgis Copies TAres cesst<-
THE DELLA WARE TRIB UaE
issued from the COMMERCIAL o6scs
epcyy Tzsrsday -sorning, and contain
srfncfPally reading rsatter pstiish>d i,
Daily II ia the largest l>afsr. On,
sossfafas ~ far the ssost readf'sg sa>stse'
eAose PsGbtisAed on the Pe-is<sia- =
4erpss, Too dollars per aaaxsa-
THE cONKgRcLAL JOB oPP1c1
q amply prossded cisA printing mater
Soi Of TIE Lafex styles. avid oxr work &
dous equal to PaiLadelphia Offices, eft
at no higher rdses
THE OFPICEo| tse COMMERCIAL
nd ZRLB UyE is as $40 Market Stree
Wiimfngton, DsSaware. Enfrdnee nd
feisiag the City Hall
JENKINS d. A TK-LNSON
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
TENNESSEe.

TROOPS ox TnuE WAY 10 THss sTsIn
LrsoHErEe. Va; Sept i5-Tbe Fifth Cavalry.
United States Regulars. under command Of Col
Wm. B. Royal. passed through here this morn
ing on s special train IN rOafe Tor Nashville.
Tennessee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

TIE PROSPECT in Europe Iook. gloomy
In diplomatic circles. says London iele
gram, the situation is summed up in ihet,
words: ssThere Is no fear Of war, though i
msy begin tomorrow
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17

Dos'r WAIT HiM.-The Baltimore Episcopal
Methodist contradicts the report that JEFF Davis
Ia likely 10 be chosen president Of this college.
Rev. DIR. Duncan was recently elected 10 the posi-
ton The college is a Methodist institution. while
JET. Ia an Episcopalisn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-17
BUTLER.

THK REroEr or HIS DNfEtr IscnEHycT.
Sgw YORK. SEPT Is.-The tsleersm announc-
ing the defeat Of the nomina,ion al Butler for
reelection is incorrect The nomination has not
vel fs-ar hold