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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11
When shall We meet again,
Meet ne'er to sever

After the congregation was seated,
the hymn Jesus, while our hearts are
bleeding" was sung, the vast assem-.
blage rising instinctively during the
singing. The address BY the pastor was
most appropriate to the occasion, we'll
expressed and received with marked
effect. The sobs and cries of the deeply
stricken wife and relatives brought tears
of eympathy to eyes all unused to weep
ing. At the conclusion of the services
in the church, the procession reformed
and accompanied the corpse to the city
of the dead. The honors paid the re-
mains of George Steuber prove the truth
of the saying,
Honor and fame from no condition rise.
AG sesa pssr part It's there the honor lies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11

H5-4 and lo-4 Blsached and Brown
Cotton Sheetings, at Rhodes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11
Real Estate for Sale.

Ar HESDRYSBURG, BELMONT CO.,
II Ohio inc two-story Frame House and
-'I House containing eight rooms and two eel
SF' nearly new. Lot 52xlOO, with fruit trees,
'hrubbery sc One lot directly opposite, Cox
'V., Win due siabling Fairbanks scales and
!ley press in excellent order. Also, town
.o.' adjoining the pike, containing choice fruit
Sees. &C., > acres OF land planted with the
N5taWtG v.Ee in No. condition.
will sell the above al private sale, on liberal
'ad easy terns. For full particulars, address
HENRY YAUS,
Hendrysburg,
ly5.lndav Belmont Co. Ohio
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SUPREME COURT OF APrEALs.-B. &
o. L. r. Co. rs. Vanderworker, ct al,
continued.
Ga motion Of Capt. c. A. Sperry, A. G..
Tebbitts, Esq, was admitted to pras-
tiee.
Mr.. Peck concluded his argument,
commenced yesterday, on behalf of the
appellees 10 the Steenred will case, and
Mr.. Lamb commenced an argument on
tbs same side, occupying the time OF
the Court till the hoar of adjournment.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11
f0f Sale or Exchange for
property i'm West Yirginia.

4 FARM OF SEVENTY ACRES IN
"A Maryland, convenient TO Railroad, Steam
"a PoHtOfce ChurSbes, Schools, Mills,
S"'o'es &c, Sc. Two story dwelling, Barn, &c.
1000 soil, orchard, Sc.
foF particulars address to
JOHN b. ISLER,
New Salem,
H%'viIn Harrison Co., w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11

centre street Residence For
Sale.
AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL TIE
three story brick residence OF Mr.. j. +. Up
-rstat, situated On the north side OF Centre,
east OF Seventh street. This house is in first
Sve order anu contains seven rooms and
A'ehen; has -as on all the floors. THERE'S also
. good stable and carriage house on the prem
80 Possession when required.
TH0S. OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Market street,
AaS' South Of Custom House.
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FOR SALE.

MIL MIL SELL MY PROPERTY IN GRAF.
Lt0SN, W. Va. formerlv lnn1sn a. the Poi.
j. IIS "rNF and for several wears occupied by
premises :, Co merchants Apply on the
lyl2tf X A OLARY,
Grafton w Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11

Partridge's Photographs cannot
be excelled for brilliant tone and fine
finish,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11
SHEPHERD ESTATE.
Land for Sale.

.,sr,yr TO THE DECREE MADE BY
p.heVC 'rcrit Court of Ohio county, on the
L tpe 81 lime. 1869, in the suit in chancery
80. ~ LEVI B. SPRINGER AND 0ThERSS..
oSt..- STS5 and SHEPHERD MciNIfkS
~ ,Tn OTHERS, Defendants, the undersigned
s-'D f,s;onsrs will Oh
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w. J. HAMILTON,
Post Commander

T. L. Higgins, Post Adjutant.
[ Washington City papers please copy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11

,,,.,s Of the second aud third parcels de,
The sac , =, above advertisement Is postponed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11

flhok DhA~NNA'
The First Branch of Council came to
order at seven and half o'clock, Mayor
8. Mcclellan in the chair.
Prssent-Messrs. Blair, Culbertson'
Hall, Mcclure, Rinehart, shallcross'
Sweeney, Simpson, Schambra and a.
Wilson.
The special committee to whom was
rsferred the subject of repairing the
road leading to the Peninsula Cemetery
reported a resolution appropriating
$1,000 for said repairs, The report was
amended so as to appropriate $50, and
agreed to.
A resolution was adopted instracting
the Street Commissioner to prevent oe'
posits of dirt on the north side OF Creek
bridge.
The ordinance, as amended by Second
Branch. levying tax of 80 cents on
500 on real and personal property, was
read.
Mr.. Blair desired to know what canse
there was for an increase Of taxation
He theught tho people would prefer .
decrease. .-..
Mr.. A. Wilson said the increase o.
taxation was to meet the expense o.
erecting the bridge over the creek o.
Market street. -- -E
Mr.. Sweeney desired to know in VIVA,
way the money for said bridge wouio
be raised. The taxes were high enough
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

Cape May is Wilmington's summer resort, but
we permit Philadelphia an interest in 1t, and all
the world-at SO much day-to enjoy its beau
ties with us. More liberally,we may say it is the
natural bathingplace of the Delaware river cities
1t Is therefore, pleasant to have to say that Cape
May is ahead of all competitors, this season. At
lantc City isvulgar and neglected Long Branch
is cold, and full of offensive New Workers New
port is only visited by a few old people, who do
not wish to be disturbed by crowds. Colonel
Forney, in a letter to the Press, to-day, says
The completest seaside resort on this CONT
nent, if not in the world, is Cape Island. 1t is
surpassed by Long Branch and Newport in the
variety and extent of their drives; but In the
safety and glorious sufciency of the ocean bath
the supreme cssential-Gapc May is claimed by
those who have tried them all to be their I'M
challenged superior"
Just so; and then, by next season, VIC arc told,
pike road, three miles in length, will be in use
thereby furnishing visitors with drive, supply
Ing want long felt, and depriying Long Branch
of the one advantage it now holds over the
former resort. A theatre or opera house is to be
built. Hotels to be erected as fast as required,
and Cape May will have thousands Of visitors
where it now has hundreds.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

We have been requested to announce that tho
following books arc in press, md will be ready
as soon as issued;-
Big Men," by the author of Little Women .
slicrc," by the author of 'Ovcr Yondcr."
'NewtownPcoplc, by theautior Of 'oldtown
Folks
"a Hole in the SKY, by the author Of "a Rent
in the Cloud
The Black Gentleman, by tic author Of .Thc
Brown Lady"
My Friends Brother BY the author of MY
Encmy's Daughter
Fritz Phretzel, the Dutch SENATOR by The
author OF "Phlncas Finn, the irish Member
'shayings from an English Coopcr-shop,' by
the author of Chip from German Workshop
Boys Girls and COLLINS, by the author of
Men, Women and Ghosts
''on the Beach, by the author Of Beyond tic
Breakers
"True Blue, by the author OF False Colors. Y
THUS the Earth Returns by the author OF
so Runs the World Away
"a Cowardly Gentleman, by the author Of "a
Brave Lady,
"The husbands Lackeys, by the author Of
"Thc Wite's Messengers"
"'Ihis Week A Novel, by the author Of 10
Day; A Romance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

The cheap fare steamboats, from Philadelphia
have brought us, this summcr,as they did during
last large number of visitors. On every fair
day cur streets are throngcd with excursionists,
who come partially for tho ride on the river but
also TO enjoy the attractions of Wilmington and
the beauties of the Brandywinc. From the towns
up and down the river, too, we have frequent
excursions. Salem has sent several, Trenton
one, and large ono from Bridgeton is in town
to-day.
The fact is that our city is very pleasant
place for excursions to visit, and may be made
still more SO. The opening of our new railroads
North and West will bring many pleasant parties
from along their route to spend the day here and
large excursions will likewise come during the
summer to take boat for Cape May.
But to show Wilmlngton's beauties, properly,
we want the Brandywine scenery improved into
a beautiful pleasure ground for the people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
CHINESE TIN "a N.

While the Republican party papers III
through the north are aenouncins the Re
publican members OF their Legislatures, for
bribery of the blacklist kind, the donkey who
presides over the Con1Hierciai thinks 10 off
set this ny making false charges against the
Democratic Legislature Of DclawareA If he
knows that any member Of that body took i
hribc, why don lie publish bis name. Why
does he attempt % SANDER the whole IF tile
Legislature without giving thc innocent an
opportunity % cleartilcmselycs OF the charge
IF bribery Give H. Inc name or admit that
you make false charge. II i better TO do
this than 10 have TO 20 to Dover and BIZ made
to do 50 before a jury Of your ceuntrymcn.
hazftte.
The Republican party papers are nj 'tle
nouncing the Republican members 81 their
Legislatures iol bribery. They arc DE-
nouncing bribery, without regard 10 politics
i i a fact, however, that both a Harrisburg
and Albany, tAe corrupt 4iues ate made
up of d great majority n Democratic meln
bers Who seeare enough Republicans o IL
able them 10 control legislation
We make no false c'iarges against o..
Delaware LEGISLATURE .las, aIi tlmt wc
said about tiat body i oni5 loo Iiue
It had members WHO were just rs wG
have already said irrelgiuus, mintel
ligent, ignorant q legislative duties, intern
pefate, full u partisan tias. corrupt, and
disl0yal. II These facts Offset anytAin.
xsting III other legislatures, very well,
though We believe Two wrongs 10 not make
aiight. What We ana slow was that this
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
THE IoEN.NSl-L TANI1 DEMOC.
RAGJ-

RAC1.
The New York Citizen, the well known
Democratic weekly, formerly owned BY
I" Miles o'Reilly," has no sympathy with
the Pennsylvania Democracy, either in their
platform or candidates. 1t says -
mo condemnation Of the rebellion
against which the soldiers fought, even
though the soldiers were praised-the omis.
sion being an insult, if any reference 10 the
subject were proper. No fitting expression
in favor Of economy in public expenditures;
nothing, in fact, trst or last, but the old ne
gro question and genera. abuse Of Republi-
cans. The self-same grumbing without pro-
posing an improvement; the same refusal
TO understand the altered position Of the
so frequently. The nomination OF man
with nothing to recommend him but the
faculty OF heaping up wealth, with no record
worth mentioning, and nothing about him
10 arouse enthusiasm but his money Not
the first sign OF true loyalty, nor the least
.Tsdenee OF devotion to the best interests
Of the whole country. Under such circum-
stances We do not expect nor wish that the
Democrats should carry Pennsylvania.
I've do not wish this simply because it
would be a triumph Of tine Nallandghams,
and the Pendletons, and the old school that
never learns and never torgets; the former
slave power toadies, who imagined that
slavery was 4 thing Of beauty and 10y for
ever, instead of being at best but cruel ne
ccssity OF the Constitution. A triumph on
such principles and with such candidates
would only revive the dead men Of the
North and the South, the putrescont bodies
which have been smothered under the 10y.
atty Of the nation the maligant rebels
whethe. they register themselves us enemies
Of the nation in Cincinnati, Harrisburg, Of
New Orleans, ~ victory now would brnt
the extremists back to life and power, am
with them another defeat in ls72
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
summer snying. ANA no.ngs.

The majority Of the bathing suits worn by
the ladies at the seaside are incxpressibly ugly
"A Long Branch correspondent has come to
the conclusion that a fellow who can't make
big show, either on his own or some one cecs
money has no business there !" he is NOT sought
after by hotel keepers, iaro-bakk owRcrs, match.
making mammas, ii he is single, or by any one
else.
--Croquct has superseded billiards at tl,c sea-
side.
Tho fastest team al Long Branch is owned bv
Mr.. Samuel Laird. They 20 in 2'SiiS.
-" Elmira,'' 10000 horse, died at Long
| Branch this week.
There is scarcity OF worms to Init the trout
| Mt the White Mountains, and travellers Rtc alyi
scd TO bring worms with them.
| Counts are at discount at Saratoga. Moth
| Ing less than an Earl is accepted.
The ladies at Long Branch know that Gen
| sheridan is q bachelor and nct towards lin nc.
cordingly.
~ New York gentleman says he annually
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
THE DAILY COMMERCIAL i.

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL is
issued eoery afternoon, e1cept stsssdny.
IL is the only Daily Paper IN Whining
toa, and the State of Ds1auure. Terms,
Sic dollars per ocnnwn,, or 1soelue cents
q st.ecH. Single copies Tsco cents.
2,HE DELA WARE tribune Is
ISSUED from Me COMafERoIAL office,
every Thursday morning, and contoiws
principally reading matter published in
the Daily. His The largest paper, and
contains By far tho most reading matter
Of those published on the Peninsula.-
Terms, 1too dollars per amman.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
is untplskaorovided tvith printing mater
lat Of the latest styles, and our acork is
done eqaeI TO philadelphia offices, ousd
at ae higher rates.
THE OF,FfCEof The COMMERCIAL
aud 1,RIB U4NE Is at the s. w Corner
Of Fifth and Market Streets, Whining
Ton. Dclaa0are
JENKINS A Ih-LN-SON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
IMPORTANT Mnrlor

Farmers families, and Others can purchase me-
henedy equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian ilnment for
'he cure OF cholera, diarrhu4, dyscntery. cro,p.
conc, and sea sickness taken nterlally-tit i per-
lsetly harmless ce"ath accompanying each bottI,5
ana externally for chronic rheumatism, headache.
spothaehc, soe lrol cuts burns swcllings, bruis2s
m2sqio bltes, Old sotcs, pains in limbs, baek. and
ehast' The Venetian InmcH; was Introduced IN
'sis' and no ono wohas used it bn continues to do
50, mnhy stating, il it was ten dollars a 5,tle thcv
would notbe without II, Thousands Of csrtlllea,cs
cai y tecn At the depot speaking Of lis wonderlal
curative properties. Prtc, Fifty cents mud one pnl
"i Sold BY the druggists and alorclccpcrst hrouph.
.'' ,he United states. Depot 10 Park Place New
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

JUDGE FISHER, of the Criminal Court at
Washington, has just rendered what seems
to us just decision, due to the rights of
person; that police officer has no right to
arrest any person for any cause whatever
without warrant, unless he shall be wit
ness to the offense for which he makes the
arrest. Judge Fisher is native Of Della
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

WHALE CAToHING ny ELECTRICITY.
London firm have i'st obtained patent fyf
amethod, startling TO cold salts in its origin
atty, for catching whales by means of cleo
tricity. BY their plan every whaleboat is
provided with galvanic battery. Wires
from opposite poles run down to the points
Of each set of harpoons. When the whale
Is sufficiently near two harpof ms are thrown
as nearly simultaneously as possible. and
when imbedded the flesh of the monster COM
plctes the circuit. The charge is expected
to be sufficiently powerful 10 paralyzc the
animal, 50 that the small boat may advance
and dispatch him at leisure.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

A LITTLE Too SHARP.--An enterprising
business man of this city says the Hartford
Post, runs two branches Of trade, to wit / a
grocery and aiislr market, The grocery ho
rims himself, the fish market by "a deputy
and EVERY night the latter makes returns OF
the proceeds Of the days business to the
proprietor. a day OF two since the grocer
found in his fish market returns counter
felt five dollar BILL He didn't want to lose
II and he didn't quite want to take the chan
ces of passing it. SO he called an old dar-
key who was hanging about The premises
and snid to-lim,-Sam heresa' five dollar
bill that'sa little doubtful. II you will take
II and pass itIll give you a dollar out of
The change Very well, said Sam and he
took the bill and went off, Later in the day
he returned having accomplished the feat,
and landed over four dollars in good money
to the grocer. That night the grocer in
counting over his cash returns from his fish
market was more surprised than delighted
to find the identical five in the pile. Look
here, said he sharply, to his market clerk,
here's q counterfeit bill--who did you take
it of? Clerk took II and looked al il for a
moment Oh yes said he, remember now;
| took it of Sam, the darkey; wasn't going 70
take it, bue he said he got 1t Of yo,t SO !
thought 1t YVES all right. Further explanation
was unnecessary
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press says, a movement is de-
veloping itself in Virginia having for its oh
lect reconciliation between the two. lead
ing fractions Of tie Republican party In that
State. Many ofthc Radicals who supported
Wells have expressed themselves as satisfied
with the sentiments contained in the speech
es of Governor. elect Walker since the cleo
tlon, and it is therefore not improbable that
the movement will succeed. The ultimate
result will bea combination of the Conseva-
tive and Radical Republicans in the Lcgisla
turc against the Democrats, thereby ins,,-
ring the election OF two Republicans rs
United Sintes Snnninrs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

The KNGLIsu PARLIAMENT is perfecting
the bill for the purchase of all the telegraph
lines, in order 10 organize the postal tele-
graph system. The bill has been agreed
upon by the House Of Commons, in Commit
tee. The next Congress must adopt SINH
lar measure for this country; the public
convenience demands it,as much as the pres
cnt mnil svstnrn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

Applicants are already numerous for 20
sitions at Supervisors, in place Of those who
i was supposed would be removed. The
Revenue Commissioner announces, in con
sequence, that it is not his intention TO re.
move any Of the Supervisors, but that under
the belief that the Government would be
benefited by changing them around. he has
adopted system of change which will here
alter he put in operation, similar to that
made in the Pennsylvania district.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

In PENNSYLVANIA, the colored men adj
mitted to the ballot by the adoption of the
Fifteenth Amendment, will be one-eightieth
Of the whole number of voters. The Phila-
ielphia Press asks if one colored man will
then outweigh seyenty-nine white men, as
the Democratic papers continue to shrek.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

The PENNSYLVANIA NEWSPAPERS are filled
with political controversy. The State cam
paign, so far as they are concerned, is alrea-
dy actively in progress, and the ordinary
heat of the weather is increased by the fever
of the party struggle. Fortunately for our
people, we have no State election, although
the Democratic newspapers seem disposed
to keep violent pot boiling over the city
elections, and to bring purely partisan con
siderations more and more into the choice
of our municipal officers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

The Story that there is movement
among the Democracy TO make Franklin
Pierce their candidate for President, in 1872,
looks absurd upon its face. Surely, Chase,
pcndleton or Hancock, would have better
chance than sspoor Pierce.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

THE WALKER MOVEMENT in Virginia got
most of its votes from the old Democratic
party, though Republican principles thereby
triumphed, and Republican candidates were
elected What now, if the Wells and Walk
er wings fuse, and peace is made ii the Re
publican Camp2 viii any Democratic fruit
be gathered, at all?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

Mr.. a. II, Lee, of Prairie dc I,5cher, ILL.,.
lied at Cincinnati on Saturday last, after All
Illness Of few hours. Deceased held the
ticket which drew the Crosby Opera House,
al the lottery which took place at Chicago
some two years ago AT the time of his
death he was on his way East, intending TO
spend The summer n some Of The watering
nnpus 80
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

A SMART On LADy.-The Barry county,
(Mich, Bdnaer mentions remarkable lady,
named Clarissa Penuock, sevcnty-four years
old, who has crippled hand and one foot
SO lame and sore that much OF the time she
cannot walk with Il, but moves u chair as
she goes about, resting the lame foot upon
it. In this condition, in four years, she has
woyc ION an old-fashioned loom) 1000 yards,
has made lo7 yards Of rag carpet for herself,
doing all the weaving with one foot, prcpar-
ing all the warp and nearly all the filling
with her own hands, besides buying the wool
and making fifty yards Of cloth, doing her
own spinning, also planting and dressing
her garden, and doing her own housework
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
rIlILADELrIIIA uAIrLE AIAnhrrs

PnlLApELrnrA, July 20 iccvls very dun At
amai cents for extra Pennsylvania and We.tcrn
steers; q 81 for fair to good do & a 81
cents gross for common. Sheep in fair demand
~ % ~ cents per pound gross. Hogs un-
changed sl3,J0 a 81, nett latter rate for prime
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

liiE fEsr OATH IL riE LEGisLArunE.
WAsniscroS, July 2sth.-1t is asserted, here,
that General Sherman has instructed Gen. Candy
that he is to take no action III the matter of adj
minlstcrng the iron-clRd test oafl to the mem-
bers elect Of the Virginia Legislature until the
matter shall have been considered in cabinet
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

TIE RErogr which we give elsewhere of
the progress of the Wilmington q Reading
road is emlnently satisfactory. The impetus
which this road will give to our city's pros
perity, and that Of the country through
which 1t passes, is as yet but vaguely appre-
Tod
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1869.

REMoyAL.-The business Office of the Con-
MnRcrAL and TRmuNE,a and Of the City Directory,
Jas been removed to the new COMMERCIAL
Building, on the Southwest corner of Fifth and
Market sirnnis
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

An exchange says The corn crop ol the
United States for lsGs was nine hundred
millions of bushels; of this about four mil
lions were exported. The wheat crop was
two hundred and twenty-five millions Of
bushels, and of this the larger portion was
exported either in bulk or in flour.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.


pl'nllApfimiA, July 2sth. Cotton unchanged
Flour more inquiry, prices irmcr
Wheat advanced old and new red :l.Jj0tl 90
Rye unchanged.
Corn yellow si.lG@li7, mixed western un.
changed.
OATS steady, western 75@17 cents; new Dcla.
ware 59tlGO cents
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

.olllcill returns of Tie recent elections
- Washington Territory show Il majority
lol Garfield, the Republican candidate i6r
Congressional delegate, Of IFS. There was
majority OF 1853 againsi the proposition for q
stato Constitution. :