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DIED.

CHAABERS-At his residence, near Morn
ing sun, Shelby county, Tenn, Esquire MADI-
son II. CHAMBERs, in the 6Sth year Of his age
vOEGELI-In this city, on the evening OF
the Goth inst, at the residence Of his father.
No. l2l fernando street, ROBERT L., son OF
John W. and Elizabeth veegeu, aged years
and months Due notice Of time of funeral.
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FROM THE CABLE.


BUDA, October 30.-The cholera is
making serious ravages here. Ninety
four cases are reported, of which twenty
seven proved fatal. Among the eases
are those of twenty-nine soldiers who
were stricken i'll simultaneously, and of
Uvhon1 five died
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POLITICAL SUMMARY.
Arkansas Happy Again.

LITTLE Rock, October 80. - Peace
once more reigns in Pope county. The
militia have been disbanded and regis
Tation is quietly progressing in the
county. Everything is now quiet and
no more trouble is apprehended.
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NEW YORK, October Florence,
three years old, daughter # DR.. Carey,
OF q Carlton street, Brooklyn; fell fIom a
third story WindsU yesterday and was
fatally injured. Job Cushing, grand
father Of the child in great excite
ment nan for the physician, and return
ing to the house and died.
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WorEhOuse and Penttentrary Contracts.

CLEVELAND, o., October 30.-The Re
publican workingmen Of Cleveland are
very much put out at the fiat refusal Of
the Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee to comply with their
proposition of favoring the abolishing Of
the contract system in warehouses and
penitentiaries.
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RT. LOUIS, October 30.--Thomas Nc
GFath, the Watchman at the crossing Of
the Missoun Pacific railroad and Sum
NIT avenue, was sun Oyer and killed by
a train tonight while taking q drunken
man from the track.
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new STOCK.

LOCO cases new Oysters.
500 cases new Brandy Peaches.
2.OOO cases new Tomatoes.
1.0O0 cases new Peaches.
$50 cases new Isineapples.
z5 cases new Preserves.
I0, ,OOO cRses Canned Fruits and Vegeta-
bies.
500 boxes halves and qrs. RRisins.
900 boxes EitrOn.
300 barrels Nuts.
100 half barrels Pickles.
80 barFela Pickles.
$50 boxes Cheese.
10 casks Curramts.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 30.-A
hlooded horse, dFiYen BY q eentlemaa
on North High 5tEset, this evening,
became frightened and ran away, strik-
down and killing a three-year old child
Of Peter Monroe.
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BOsToE, October S0.-The steamship
Ohio, the second vessel OF the American
Liverpool line, was successfully launched
to-day
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NnTICE.

A SPECIAL oonvocation OF Penn 9
a Royal Arch Chapter, No. =, will be ~
held this THURSDAY evening, Oct./N\
3lst, at n O'Clock, for work in r. A. NJ. degree.
All Companions are fraternally tnyfted.
BY order G. q. LOCKE, NJ. E. II. p.
A. ]. WHEELER, Secretary. oclS
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A CARD.
So Having secured the services OF
Mr. ]. p. STRANGE,

we hope his friends will extend to us, through
him, the same patronage as before.
Sg- Mr.. ]. p. STRANGE being in our en-
ploy, we recognize him as our Agent, to trans
act any business connected with our house.
ocsO TAYLOR, JOY & co.
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The Confederate arIulea now IN eKisisrce
10 Be a la1dad and cond gcted TO their severai
state caniiafs fhcre q derGsit their arms and
public property in the arseuals, and each oi-
1er end Iran y execute fna ttle ~ agfeemeIlt.
fion of STATE and FEDERAL ~ thorites.
The recognition, ~ he kxec1tige of Ae
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NOU are hereby ordered to attend
i a special conclaTe Of Cyrene XX
Commandery, No. 4, at Asylum, No. a14/V\
Front street, this THURSDAY evening, Oct.
3lst, at ~ o'clock, for the purpose OF confer
rim the orders of the Red Cross.
All visiting Knights are cOurteously invited.
By command GEO. MELLERSH, +. e.
r. J. BARCHUs Recorder oc3l
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NOTICE
To Taxpayers for 1872 for Shelby Co.

~ Having received the Tax Books for 1872,
be found at my Office, Room No. /,
County Court Building, corner Union and
Second streets, from O'Clock AIN. 10 o'clock
pm, to receive and receipt all State and
county tax payers for that year.
GEORGE R. powell,
Ocsl Tax-CollectOr for 1872.
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ooNsrIruTIoNAL RIaHFs,

her guilt or Innocence, but Instead Of
allowing the trembling limb, and ago
nj ed heart Of the poor old wOnan TO be
carried before the court, Andrew john
son sends this order:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, July 7, lS65.-To Major
General Hancock, commanding, etc: Il, An-
drew Johnson, President Of the United States,
do hereby declare thai the wit o. hQ5eds cor
ptfs has been heretofore suspended In such
Gases as this; and Do heTcdD sDettdtg sszsJ3csld
lttf tyii, Qlld diTeci thaf tou proceed q execute
he Orc- N--7 gore 0tten upon ne judgment gf a
military lss3gli, and you viii give this or
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rHE cRraE oF wILKEs 80.

he become President, this being the
only channel, in my opinion, through
which such a man could ever have
reached such position. Soon after this,
the Confederates, having maintained
heroic struggle for four years for their
independence, q struggle that you'd
have reflected credit upon the proves
and chivalry of any people on the earth,
and one which challenged the wonder
and admiration Of the civilized world,
realized the necessity Of yselding 70
vastly superior numbers aud resources.
With the same honesty Of purpose and
gallantry Of heart that they bad taken
% their arms, and with that Easply
frankRess that always characterizes true
courage, they surrendered them TO
the victor, and with them sur
rendered all the Issues involved IN
the war, and, in good faith,
accepted the situation. General SneT-
man and Joseph <. Johnson, each hay-
ing the heart Of q soldier and the head
Of q tatesman-1eneFals, who hsd
stood the shock of battles and sesn the
men they loved and commanded fall
thick as beans around them upon bloody
fieids-these gallant men knss7 how 70
respect the rights and how TO rely upon
the pledges of true soldiers. They
II =
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guaranteed BY the constitution, and
such trial would have vindieated her in-
Eocence, and the country would have
6een spared the repreach and shame Of
having ngraered an innocent old Wo-
r1an @ crafty an insane popular clamoT
for q victim. But AndreE fohnson says
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was nominated on the lEst ballot 81
majority lareesy ever two-thirds- Does
.snS sefs0n dsabt that Il Johps0a had
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a IL nars0ls are herghy Hofifa.l that PATTI
~ a. ttCALLA j. rct lhr aarnt 81 riaflIl
C1CAEiIl.1, and has no power to collrct r,nneF
o. tra-naast business f0f me a. NY a.enL
Mem s,.,u. o.,obsrs.a PAUL eic-1LL.As
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ANDREW JOHNSON. President.

The suspension ''of this writu was IN
gross and palpaple violation Of the ninth
section ofthe first article Of the consti-
tuition which resds, ''The privilege Of
the writ Of hdbeas corpus shall not be
suspended, unless when in cases Of rebel
lion or invasion the public safety may
require it," Two things are necessary
to authorize the suspension OF this writ
There must be rebellion or invasion, and
by reason Of that rebellion or invasion
''EBE PUBLIC SAFETY MUST REQUIRE
FT.H
On the seventh Of July, 1885, there was
no rebellioh-EQ inRasiop. For two
months there had Hst heep an armed
soldier within the limits Of the United
states, In hostility TO the government.
BGt pYen II the war had been raging,
could it haze been truthfully said that
the public safety re9Eired the suspension
with regard 70 this poor old woman?
In what possible manner could the Eqs-
nc safety have been endangered by al
lowing her Q juGieial investigation? II
il lad been granted 4 wogld have Sc
cured 10 her the impartiat
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DIR
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Administrators Nnfiea-

HAVING been appointed al the Sepfeuaber
II term, 1872, Of the Probate Court of sholbg
county Lonnessee, Admin istfator Of ThOFoas
J. Dill, deceased, this is TO notify al plfsons
having claims against him 70 present tft-n,
within the time prescribed 5y law
se26 JAMES ]. SULLIVAN Adnsr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
uenrv Wilson for President.

Ie Commercial in its issue OF last evening,
.ntIy threw itself open to the Inference that
Id begun to doubt that the popularity OF
II was sufficient to re-elect him to the Presi-
h No one could read the article headed
KAY WILSON," without coming to the conclu-
khat it was written with hope that the Mass
Ietts Senator might be placed at the head OF
Radical ticket by the Philadelphia Conven-
Grants late blunders have cost him the loss
any a stronger supporter, however. ..-
docs not matter who the Radicals run, the
! le desire change in the government and the
krnment officers, and they will carry out their
. by electipg the Democratic candidates
know that that party built up this govern
4. and that having managed it from the time
Eoke OF the British Kline was stricken of un'
k6l, when it was acknowledged by the people
be '.the best government the world ever saw
ke is every reason to believe that they should
to that party to institute again the safe an'
bomical system upon which it so long aud s.
BIZ ruled the nation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
From the Olympia Transcript. Washington Terri
tory of April Goth.
Railroad Matters.

The Typographical surveys Of the two sides Of
Budds Inlet. under charge Of Gen. Tilton, Of
Wilmington, Del. is progressing The west side
will be finished to day, when the party will be-
gin the same character Of surveys on the eas.
side. The distance and cost Of approach to each
is heing determined by the engineering party Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company under
Capt. Sheets Upon these elements now being
thus grouped, viz: Eligibility Of site, depth OF
water, anchorage, adaptabili,y for wharves, gen.
eral facilities lor maratime city; when all the
facts and elements having bearing on the lucs.
ton Of the two sides shall have been collected,
the special agents, Gov. Goodwin and General
Sprague, with the division engineer T. B. Nor
ris. will at once enter upon the duty devolvng
on them OF determining the final point. The
right Of way on both sides have to be secured in
order to arrive at the comparative damages to
be paid by the company; excessive damages on
either side must be considered as part Of the
cost IN getting to deep water. The right Of way
through Plum street has been granted bv the
town board through Swantown. No obstacl.
should be interposed by any one; fair compen
saion we have no doubt will be paid by tn.
company where actual damage is done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09

In the T. S. Senate on Wednesday, MI
Morton advocated the passage of bill to
change the day for holding the Presidential
election in Louisiana to the same day ON which
the State election ~ he Id, when
Mr.. BAyARD suggested that as Mr.: Morton
had sought to remind the Senate Of the scenes
of 1868, in Louisiana, it might be we'll to re-
call the scenes of 1871, when the Federal an-
thorites interfered in the quarres OF the party,
of which the Senator (M0rton) was so dis
tinguished an ornament, and settled them Dy
force of arms
Mr.. MoRToN. There were some dirturbance
in Louisiana last fall and durng0 the winter.
hut believe the authors of them have now
Joined the ranks Of the Senator's (Mr. Bay
ard's) friends.
nv answers that he must be very ignorant Of
what my political affiliations are, or else very
reckless in his charges.
Mr. MORTON. II we are to infer anything
from the SENATOR'S remark, 1t is that those
who have gone into this Liberal movement
are not his political friends. We know whal
homes have been held out to those who wen,
to Cincinnati-that the Democrats would faith
er their little enterprise and adopt their can
didates. The Senator from Delaware now
, disclaims that, but We shall know better III
few weeks what the Democracy will do.
MR. BAYARD. The Senator from lndiana
will probably be wiser three weeks hence thar
he is now. BY that time he may know wha
, the position OF the great Democrat party-fo
which make NO pretence to speaks, an
| what that great organization intends TO do TO
the benefit of the country. But he cannO
know until the accredited representatives O
the party have spoken. Perhaps he will lear
:, too by that time to appreciate the motives Of
= nolitical opponent whose object in legislatn
snot that laws shall be made to benefit BY ind
rection or Otherwise, the p9rtX 70 which ne
> attached, but that laws shall ne n'ade tns
h Shall conserve the liberties Of all the people
e whether they are his political opponents OF
e political friends.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
Ally GAZETTE.
County Meeting.

lam 0oC10tuC SVN"sy
nuhl;sh today call for the usual biennial
cratic County Meeting Of the Democratic
,ssued by DIR. Sw1rHIN CHANDLER, the
ly Chairman.
hone there will be q general attendance at
Meeting.
Marty never entered Il campaign with
or prospects, and all that is necessary Is
xe convince the people. by the interest We
lest in the political affairs of the county, that
r,v means to achieve victory, and We Will
ecessful.
70 is tho strongest reasons why the Demo-
party should be allowed to hold the govern
Of the county, and the best reasons why the
al. should be excluded from the control OF
people are not ready to part with their So
kchts they desire to cling to white jurors
schools and white office-holders, at least
longer, although many Of them they ma,
.,;,. to become out-and-o out Democrats. they
tote with our party.
pdreds of Republicans occupy the position
an desiring to assist the negro to educate
.lf TO be better citizen and enjoy all thf
of liberty that the laws now so well cloth
with, but they will not go 50 far as the Radi
brty demand. ....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09

The agricultural editor of the Bee Keeper's
Journal vOucilas for the following. handed
him by friend: "lf you desire to get large
yield Of milk give your COW, three times y.
day, water, slightly warm, salted, III WHICH
bran has been stirred at the rate et one quar-. :
to two gallons of water. lou Will hna tns'
your COW will give twenty. five per cent. nm,
m.diately under the effect of It, and she will
become 80 attached to the diet as to refuse to
drink clear water, unless very thirsty, ou'
this mess she will drink almost at any time,
and ask for more. The amount OF TINS HI.nN
Is an ordinary pailful at each time. Mofnlufl
noon and night. Your ANNUAL will then ~
Her best st disc0untipg the iscteal,"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
THE LIBERAL CANDIDATES AND THE

THE LIBERAL CANDIDATES kND THE
PREss-It Is noteworthy tribute to the press
that both the candidate for President and the
candidate for Vice President on the Cincn-
natl ticket were of the press craft" Mr..
Greeley commenced his career as printer
apprentice. He was then journeyman and
then publisher aud editor. Governor Brown
founded the St. Louis Democrat, aud made
his reputation as its editor. On the press.
every day, more and more devolves the bur.
den of counsel and direction in all public and
social matters. Independent journalism fash
ions legislation, hunts down roguery, and
holds up honesty wherever it may be found.
The great populace rest upon it-why, there
fore, should it not furnish the people with can
ddates for their service in the highest offices
Of their gift? There is no higher oeicer it Is
true, than that of journalist. But with man
has already done great work in the press
the craft" may spare hia for tlme4n som,
such special service as the presidency, vice
presidency, OF other political position fo
which good, effective and honest man i
needed. d.-Ddltin.0re Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09

A PECULIAR CAsE.-That new religious
sect of Peculiar People," appears to survive
remarkably in England. considering its views
of medical matters. 1t is prime article of
faith of this denomination never, under any
circumstances, to call in a doctor Thus. at
Plumstead, a little girl of an elder of the PIP.
had small pox. The elders prayed over her,
they laid hands on her, they annonted her;
and, generally speaking, put their trust in
God" In eleven days, without the admins
tration of any medicine, with only little ar
row root aud wine to nOurish the body, the
poor thing died. OF course, the Peculiar
People are consistent enough to believe nei-
| ther in vaccination or cOntagOn, and, as re-
suit, they have not only religious joy, but
rather more than their share of small p0x. In
this case, a Jury has returned a verdict OF
''mans laughter" against the father.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
REGlSTEM'S ORDER.
kE0ISTER Ofrit
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May 8th, Is


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May Sth. ls.2.
Upon the application OF ELlZAREfH GOODiNG
Exexcutrlx OF CHARLES GOUD!NG. late Of Will
m,ngton city. in said county. deceased Il Is Or
dered and directed by the Register that the Execu'
trix aforesaid givsnotce of the granting OF Letters
Test. m,ntary upon the Estate the deceased. With
the date of granting thereof by causing advertise
ments to be posted within forty days rom the date
OF su II Letters in six OF the most public places OF
the County OF New Castle. requiring all persons hav-
ing Jemau ds Estate TO present the same
ar nbi lie by am Act OF Assembly in such case IN AIDE
and prov ded. And also cause the same to be m
serted within the same period in the Delaware Ga
lette. a newspaper published in Wilminston. and
10 tie con inued therein two months.
=. Given under the hand aud seal of otiice OF
10 the Register aforesaid. at New Castle. in
SkoS0 New Castle county afor ssaid. the day and
wear above written. b. GIBBS, RsSistsr.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the Estate oi
the decea sed must present the same duly attested
10 the ENecutrix, on OF before May Sth. lS,A
| or ab,ie he Act of Assembly IN such case maze
| and nroyid.d ELlZABEiH COOLING.
NAYS om Executrix.
| address Wimns s,Gn. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
SECOND EDITION.
B Y ELEG r A PHI.
THE FISHING DIFFICULTY.
TRENTON, May Q.

Governor Parker has issued q proclamation
claiming jurisdiction over the Delaware River,
between the States OF Delaware and New Jersey
which is eastery Of the middle line of the River.
and that all persons conforming to the laws Of
New Jersey, have right to fish OH the Eastern
side Of said line wihou. license from other States.
All persons warned not to molcst citizens OF
New Jersey fishing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, !

Cotton is firm at % ia2ilc.
Provisions are quiet Mess Pork IL
Flour is steady at the late advance,
Whea, Is in demand at yesterdays advance
Corn is active; yellow PC.
Dat. quiet 52a56.
Whiskey sStaS9.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
MINNESoTA.

MINNEAPoLIs, May 9.
The Minnesota Republican Convention yester-
day adopted resolutions OF confidence in the Ma
tonal Administration, and requested the delegates
to the Phadelphia Convention to vote for Grant
and Cofax.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
IL ISSUED FOR A CONVENTION.
Meet on the 9th of July, in 6ai-
timore.

NEW YORK, May 8,-fhe National Demo
Stic Executive Committee was in session at Mr..
lmont's house to-day. Twenty-eight States
re represented. The National Democratic
Invention IS called to meet in Baltimore on the
b of July California, Connecticut, Florida,
Suissna, North Carolina, Oregon and Wiscon-
were not represented. Bigler, OF California,
Bragg, of North Caralina, have died since
/ appointment Of the committee i'll 1868.
Rsion of the Committee commenced al !. M
r. Belmont occupying the chair. A motion
Is made and lost, that the call for the Demo
ATTIC Convention should be postponed i"detl-
ley Next came the question OF holding the
emocralic Convention. Great diversity oi
Union prevailed on this point, large number
the delegates expressing the opinion that the
bnvenion should be held on u day anterior to
e Philadelphia Convention, while others
|ged that in the present condition OF the Dem
ratio party, the wisest plan would be to fix
Ute which would allow the result OF the Phlla'
klphia Convention being known. This opinion
|evailed, aud July 9th was determined on az
|e date on WHICH the Convention should be
bid. Asto the question where the Convention
ould he held Baltimore, Cincinnati, 81.
ouis and Louisvi ille were contesting cities. 1he
hoce was carried in favor OF baltimore by
bic Of 3 to l, the principal ground urged being
bat in thar city less undue outside influence
|oud be brought to bear on the proceeding.
IAN in any others 1t was therefore agreed
bat the Convention should be held there. A
bib committee was then appointed, which drew
|p the call for u National Convention, az iol
bws:
The National Democratic Committee, by vir
be of the authority conferred on them by .he
hst National Democratic Convention, vt a1neet
hg held this day at New York, voted 70 hol'
he next Convention for the purpose OF nom,na
ing candidates for President and Vice esl
ent Of the United States, on July 2, 1872, a
oon, in the ci y Of Baltimore. The basis Q
representation, a. fixed by the last Democrat'
convention. il double the number OF Senator
nd Representatives in Congress in each State
tate will send delegate, accordingly, and v
invite the cordial corporation Of conservativ
iizens, who desire the restoration VI Constit,'
ional government. and the perpetaasion Of NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 9.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Housv Mr.. Ely asked leave to introduce reso-
lutons inouirng into the removal Of E. ' Small
ley from Cerksh,p Of the Military Committee,
and stated that the assigned reason for the reno
val was Smaileys connection with the New York
Tribune aud with the Cincinnati Convention, but
objections being made. was laid over.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May ..
An area OF cloud and rain will extend East
ward over the Northern portion OF the Middle
States daring the day, and probably over the
Southern portion tonight, with Southeriy winds
yeermg to westerly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
MARRIED..

ELIASoN-I ECOMPIT. On Thursday 2d inst. at
the resiienc of the bride father. by Rev. 5: 5.
Williams Mr. Jornme Eliason to Miss Sue Lee
compt all of New Castle county, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
Senator hendricks Position.

ISpIASApoLIs, May Sit is authoritatively
announced to day that Senator Hendricks Is
not committed 70 the support of the Cincin-
natl nominees, but will be governed by the
action of the Democratic National COnven-
ton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09
SPAIN.
MADRID. MAY 3.

Thirty i've hundred Cariists, lu Navarro have
surrendered to the Government.
News from other points are favorable to the
suppression OF a revolt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-09

he Trustees of the Poor of this county have
,orised an issue OF $4,000 in Bonds which
advertised for sale in another column.