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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-18

AGENTS WANTED.-Agenl M lie more
money at work tor us than al anything elae
Business light and permanent Particulars
tree. g.. STNSON & CO., Fine Art Pub
fishers. Poril md. Maine.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-18

Butter and cheese are almost indlspensi-
o'e articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; bu. an inordi
nate Nse OF either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. owen Gaffaey's Sunday Com
iort' Jhdlcl"isly uscd will rsn.ovs bstu of
thars f,cvh.cs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-18
aosEkTs PETROLEUM ToRp1SS (
TORPEDOFd
THE ROBERTs
PETROLEUM TORPEDO N
Office at the
RED planning M1,J
Cor or OF Pine nsd scco,ss
Near 'ho lsatiroadv
TdTusVIILE; Pa.

9, owing TO the large and increasing demand.
roberts Torpcdoe,, and tn, late drc,s.nn' d,an' lo'
commissioner Of Patents in rgfn,inc nvn ~, IN OF
patent; and the decision Of judge r 9 rr. "m h1
,h. ,',ns ,, lne it2osris patent they have LOWpr9
TWENTY PER CENT.
40 that every Operator can afford II, ,,v
before abandoning u Well W I'7H
The following il the decision rendered -.
Srier on the tweiitis second (22l day of s.! 'll
1908, Ill the United states Circuit CouY, a, e1 p
phIa The case was argued three dny, M i,y i, TlAl
NJ. Keller OF New York, B. y. l.ucp. ,,nd ,hIl
viallce OF pittshurgh; Tor defendants, and a. A. y
naruiis oi Philadelphia, and George A. ,h,''' IVY
rittsbursh, for plaintiff. ~H'sl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-18

az GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
hand Scotch Ala snd Locdc1 porp-, asrce
sHy fo- fan,i'y 1se.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-18

'IHE FEMALE SOLDIER! UNStNtp: Or
i Tho Female So.lier . he Tmi linz Adyen
ture., Experie.c' and Escapes OF Woman a. Spy
Scout and Nurse, In Csoip-, Ba tie Fieds and Ha..
nt'el. This absorbing book, elegantly illustrated
crown Sso and beautifully urd in ciorh. ri cl,ly
or am :nted In b ack and gold is sold only by snb.
scrpnoi. frce 81 % Pi.iladeiphil Publs.rn
Co.. hila elphia, ra. Tie Agents who first send
% for ouiiit will get the territory Tor this fast.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-18
N. IL. COCHRAN,

PITTSBURGH, PA,
Dealer In Iron ana Wood working
Machinery, ana
MANUFACTURE SUPPLIES
Has cons sntly IN hand comulete stocI # Smh's
Sa.h and Door Machinery, Judton Governors, Taps
and Dies, Fmerv Wheels, Bcliins. Packing, &c
WO0dWorth's Platurrs a srssalty. send
fer o'rcnesy srA F~cAL mnems
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-18
The Mormon Wife,

row ~ the time for Agents 20 secure territory for
MA thrillinG and ftariess book. I comprises the
Adventures and Experience of a woman-wri:tei
rt-di-ciosiug all that is mysterio-s wicked and
strtltng, abOundt'g in thrilling adver iure, humor
uus AMI na etc &C Ilvs--the nnsr fascinating nnot
c.tani: Steef cs'rait of the Authorc>s portraits
1T leading Mo iuon., botn men and women Life
hnd Scenes In U'ah. e'c So o,.l, BY A gents. For
circuisri I'D lrcss HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO,
Hartford Conn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
The Campaign In Delaware.
TWO REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN MILFORD,
Ey8NING.

TWO REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN MILFORD LAST
EvBNING.
The campaign which was opened so auspi-
ciously in Georgetown on the 9th inst, was con-
tinuel in Milford, last evening. Two meetings
we're in progress at the Same time-one in front
of Lowerys hotel and the other at the upper
end Of the town. Both we're we'll attended, and
remarkable degree of enthusiasm wss mani
fest.
The meeting at Lowery's hotel was addressed
by Geo. v. Massey, William Silver, James r.
Lofland, candidate for Congress, and DR.. W. q.
Davidson. The addresses wero all calm, digni-
tied, earnest, and forcble, and If the OK
preesions upon the faces of the audience were
indicative Of anything they bespoke hearty
sympathy In the utteranoes OF the speakers.
The meeting at the upper end Of the town
was addressed by Rev. 7. q. Steward, whose re-
marks were we'll received.
After the meetings had adjourned the State
Central Committee was serenaded at the hotel
and calls were made for Mr.. Pickles. That gem
tleman having retired, brief addresses were
made by Mesrs Silver, Lofland and Davidson
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
AIINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 81 1879.

His character, tried in the FIRE for many
years is answer and disproof itself, but
we have additional evidence In the fact
that after the time of the pretended
bribery, (January, 1885, Mr.. Boutwell, became,
(March. 1862 Secretary of the Treasury, and as
such issued his famous order fought against and
complained Of in vain by the Union Pacific Rail-
road. withholding from that corporation the
amounts due 1t for transportation of Govern
ment troops and supplies, this being done to
offset the failure of the Company to pay up its
interest on its mortgage bonds to the Govern
ment. This order, strictly just as it was almost
ruined Ames and his associates, and it clearly
shows that they had no such hold on him as
present to him Of their alleged corruption fund
would have given them.
We conclude, therefore, this consideration
of the matter, with the extreme regret that 30
scandalous story has ever found so much cir
culation. As for Senators Bayard and Fowler,
the Democrats referred to, we are unready-
certainly so in the case Of the former-to regard
the story affecting their character for integr-
to, and official purity, while, as already stated,
the slur upon Mr.. Wilson is shameful, scanda-
lous and false,
Col McComb has said, and there is evidence
of this besides, that he seeks only to secure the
property which he claims justly belongs to him
that he did not connive at or prompt thepubleA-
ton of the documents, testimony, &C., in the
Sun and that his production of the original
Ames letters was only upon the repeated do
mand of the counsel for Ames. He therefore
claims acquittancs from an apparent design to
get thess charges before the public. His effort
is to secure what he believes to be his Legal
rights in the Credit Mobier, and beyond that,
the publications of the Sun are unwarranted by
any wish of his. On the contrary, he believes
the list given him by Ames certainly does tnjus-
tice to Secretary Boutwell,, for whom he has the
highest respect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Philadelphia Topics.
Lrl schnrz wlIl be receiyed prlvateIy.

Carl Schurz will be received privately
john Caldwell died at the hospital on Thurs
day. He was run over ON the 18th.
The establishment Of a Founding Asylum
la engaging the attention Of Councils.
The summer vacation of Councils has ended,
4 I'd they have resuln.d their usual sessions
Officer Sault detec cd fre in Fenton, Rau
L Sbley's paint shop an giving the alarm the
h4mes were quickly exungulsnad. Sault always
was good preseryer.
The Central High Sthool has just received
from Paris what is believed to be the most COM
plete and modern collection OF acoustic appara-
tus to be found in the couItTy.
Mrs Mary A.Iivermore will open the Star ;
lecture course, October l4th. She will be fol-
lowed by Bret Harte, Olive Logan, G. W. Curtis
Edmund Yates, George Macdonald, and others.
"A curious story OF crime has come to light
A Mrs. Fury aud Charlotte ID. Parker, have been
arrested, charged with having fraudulently OBJ
tanned $20 800 of City Loan. They were COM
mitted to prison in default of 800, 900 each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
state Items.

The Smyrna library will add $500 worth OF
Looks to its collection soon.
The Republican parade and torehlight process.
zion at Dover has been postponed until next
Thursday.
The Seminary OF Smyrna has the largest class
of students it has ever opened its Fall term with
over 10.
There are two Republicans in Sussex promi-
nentlv named for the Sherffalty nomination
Mark Il. Davis, of South Milford, and Eli H.
Sharp, of SeafOrd.
st. Anns Episcopal Church, OF Mlddletown'
has employed MFR. VIM G0ldsborough, ny organ
list. Tie choir has asr, been re organized
Rev. W. F. Cbesley Morsell, fon OF Rev. Dr
Mopsell, Of Smyrna, hss accepted a call TO Tue
charge OF Chrit Chu ch, Media Fehnsyl'ailuai :
and entered upon his duties Sunday the l5l
inst.
Masters Ezekiel aud John Dawson sons O
Mrs VIM. L. SmitLerr. of Smyrna, have Doei
admittei to the STATE Normal School, OF Fehl
at Mile, syil,, and MISTER Richard 5. Culpretl
starts for Harvard University next week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
" Frands'' at the City ElectlOn-WhO Commits
ted Them-A -onmdnIOns KecOrd.

To The Editor of The Commercial:
/ sec in Thursdays issue of that wholesome
sheet the Gdzetle, that the Republican party in
general and tho niiioo holdora iI particular. re-
ceive a severe caatBatloD for illegal Efforts to
carry the elections in tbe two last campaigns.
nave never yet voted the Republican ticket,
but the knowledge | possess OF the methods re-
sorted to in the Second, and other wards IN the
city, by leading Democrats, to elevate themselVes
tl seats in council, and to other Offices Will add
vt least one vote for the success OF the kepubli-
can party, in the clm y campaign.
Leaving the immense frauds OF the present
Assessors ont OF the question, have asked my
neif oan any honorable man support men or
measures advocated by men who sat all day III
one horse groggery and manufactured tax re-
ueipts for illegal vovers ? ALI, 1t room No. T. IN
a certain gin mill, in the Second Ward, could
speak, what tales it would tell. Inside door
keeper, outside donlkeeper, and everything
working nicely. Make some inquiries, Eoleit
citizens and yoa will mud that you we're bound
hand and foot by fraud, the last two elections
in this city, and handed over to the plous friends
of the Gazette.
will follow my example and vote the Whole he-
publican ticket at the coming election.
Am prepared to SAY, that at least one OF our
hanctmoniOus tax coilec ors signed blank re-
ceipts and while his attention was directed In
another quarter a good democrat present reaches
over his hand. .gobben the blanks, and 1t requires
but short work to make every receipt count one
vote for 'Simms" and the whole Democratic
ticket This, with otrer illegal votes, makes "a
good one hundred and seventy-four majority for
the Second Ward
illegal voters did you say Yes! any quantity
of them. Ned Hyatt, resident OF the ON
Ward, PeterG rGKempf AID fourteen others who
live all over and out pi the city, not naturalized
voted in the Second Ward for ''Simms aud free
sunday feasts." Not only was that ward full o.
fraud but in the other Democratic wards
..Sgnlres," and "Comny ConstaOles,' stood a.
the polls, and beat or forced back honest voters
and insisted on Dem crAts taking false oaths
30 they could deposit their ballots1 for thu
cause.
Talk Of frauds why there was more OF TIM
kind of business done IN the city, the last two
elections by leaders VI the Democratic party wh'
are now law makers for the people. than eve
WAS perpetratvd in the vilest wards of New Nori
city, ,
a. said before, intend to, Join an homes
party, and cast my vote with the Republicans "
the next election, AMI continue to do so, until
see some signs of reformation in my first love
the old and tried dem cfacy
uNE OF THE OLD FOLD.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Sept. 2Uh 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Police Court

Patrick Cotton was before the Mayor, this
morning, charged with committing an assault
aud battery on his wife. Mrs. Cotton, who u
Coltons second wife, was present, aud she
presented a terrible appearance, her right
eye being badly bruised and cut, her face
bruised and swollen, and the right hand and arm
badly cut and mangled. The many wounds gives
evidence of most brutal assault. She stated
IN evidence, that she discovered her husband In
dallianoe with her little daughter about 12 years
old, by former husband. Upon her discovering
him in the act and interfering, the husband be-
came enraged and committed the assault and
battery as charged above. Cotton was required
to give bail in the sum Of 5000 for his appear
ance at Court.
Two cases for drunkenness ware disposed of,
each case being fined 90 cents and costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Hugh sweeney.

uR ia FORMALLY HELD FOR THE MURDER CT
DAVIS
A formal hearing in the case Of the State OF
New Jersey Us. Hugh Sweeney was held at
Rridgeton, on Thursday, before Mayor Dare.
Sweeney was represented by his counsel, Jno.
>, Mnchell. Esq of that city, and john 0 oByrne.
ESQ, OF wilmington, while the District Attorney
conduct ed the case on behalf Of the State. The
testimony was conflicting in some particulars,
hnt ali the witneases testified to the striking oil
MIR. Davis by the prisoner and no one else
Sweeney was therefore committed for the muir
der of Davis and his tiial will take place, at the
next term OF Court-the first week IN october
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
me .undn, nehooI IpslItnte.

The Con mitlee Il Arrangements for the Sun
day School Institute which is to be held in the
Central Presbyterian Church, Of this city, invite
teachers, officers and friends of Sunday Schools,
ithout respect to denomination, to attend any
r all of the sessions. II is hoped that the occa-
ion will be one of interest and profit to all who
re engaged in the Sunday School work. Mr.. ]
Bennet Tyler, who Is to conduct the Institute, 10
General Superintendent Of tile Sunday School
work in the Presbyterian Church, and is regard
ed as an experienced aud able instructor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
II. r.. War in Embryo.

THE READING co. INvADEs THE DOMAIN OF THE
BERKs COUNTY co - A SUDDEN APPRIzAL AND
HAsIY LEGAL ACTION.
The charter of the Berks County (W & r.. R.
R. extended) gives it right of way through GER
tain streets of Reading. Ever jealous Of the
infant road, the Philadelphia aud Reading
Company have enoumbered it with litiga-
tions in the courts, and in other ways sought to
impede its progress. Yesterday morning, be-
fore day and before the bustle OF business
opened, the giant Reading company placed
large force Of men at work laying track for its
own road in the same streets which the Berks
County. Il. Il intended to occupy. II was not
until after daylight that the officers of the Bers
county Road we're apprized of what was going
on, but they at once began to thwart their old
enemy by arousiug President Bushong, of the
West Reading Railroad Co.. whose testimony
was all important, and Judge Hagerman, when
three or four Of the force of workmen were ar
rested and an injunction prayed out rest aiming
the Phila a Reading Co. from further progress
with the work. Thus the matter stands at pre-
sent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21

George, another brother, ia a steady effective
player, and captain OF the twenty-five" The
Newhalls have been the very soul Of cricket in
this vicinity. They are the mainstay of the
young America Club, and through their efforts
principally, is interest in the game kept Up.
Cricket, from it's very nature-the time required
for play being the principal objection-can never
be as popular in this country Base Ball, but it
is a noble sport, one that develops the most Wig
orous and sturdy qualities. A good cricketer
can scarcely fail to be a real man. INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21

Cans SHIPPED The Wilmington Car Works,
Blowers, Dure & Co., have shipped this week :
Two magnificent parlor cars to the Great
Western Railway of Canada.
Two splendid day coaches to the North Penn
sylvania Rail Road Co, at Philadelphia.
One baggage. and one mail and baggage car
TO the same Road.
Two fine day coaches to the Lehigh Valley
r. r. Co, at South Easton, Penn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
FIRST EDITION.
e:3o p. M.
The Red Men.

THEY GO ON THE wARPATH-A FIGHT AND DEFEAT.
San Francisco, Sept. 81.
A fight took place between Gen. Crooks COM
mand and the Indians of Date Creek reservation.
The Indians had started on the war path, and
soldiers attempted to turn them back, when the
Indians killed one soldier. A company of cavalry
returned the fire, killing thirty Indians. The
remainder fed to the mountains, pursued by two
cavalry companies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Marine News.
Reported for the Commercial.
Arrivals.
poRr OF WIsrINaroN, Sc

PORT OF WnMINaToN, Sept a.
Steamer Annie of Wilmington, steen from
New York, with mdse to Electric.
Steamer, Guiding Star, of Philadelphia 0s-
born, from Baltimore, with flooring boards to
Quinby and Kent
Barge Alice, of Wilmington, Davis, from Phil
adepha, with mdse to Geo W. Bush.
Philadelphia, with m lse to Onas Warner & 90.
Barge b. Iyey of Lawranceville. Fout, from
Morrlsvile with Powder kegs to DUPONT & Co.
Baage M. 1l3l S. NJ. 20. Oravmore, from
Maunch Chunk with coal to Onas. Warner Co.
Barge Lansing of Philadelphia. Cole, from
Schl. Haven, with coal to Gao. w. Bush.
Barge William, Mlcly, with lumber, to W, r.
4 IL. Cause.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
$50. p. M.
Foreign Ministry.

REroRTED RESIGNATION OF THE GERMAN MINIS
TER TO FRANCE.
1t is reported that Count Won Arnim has ten
dered his resignation as Minister of Germany to
France, in consequence OF the unploassntness
he encounters in Partisan society. 1t is stated
that if the resignation be accepted, the Embassy
to France will remain vacant, and Germany will
be represented at Paris only by the Consul.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
A worLInamrn,. sr,,I.man,

A movement is OIL foot to form All organization
Of workingmen and others to establish settle
ment on the line of the Wilmington & Western
Railroad, by persons whose business will be in
this city. This is All excellent move, and the
Railroad Company, we presume, will aid it by
running such trains will accommodate the pur-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
The Torch.I.Ieht Parade.
ROUTE, ARRANGEMENTS, &c.

HUUTEi AhHANutMLNIbl NC
The following will be the route of the Repub-
lican parade on Monday evening:
Form on 4th street, right resting on King, IA
cling West conntermarch down 4th to Lombard;
up Lombard to 7th; out 7th to West up West
to Delaware Avenue down Avenue to 10th down
10th to Market; down Market to City Hall.
Parade to move promptly at g.
The Soldiers and Sailors Grant and Wilson
Club, last evening" elected the following para
ding officers;
Captain, Frank Nolen d. L. Buckingham.
LIST Lieut.. Geo. G. Oasperson, End Lieut.. S.
s. johnson. 1st Sergeant Jas. L. Hawkins, I'd
Joseph Duffy, Sd; s. r. Smith, 4th Jos. l..
Killgore. 9th.
At the adjournment of the meeting, the Club
repaired to Fullmer's dining rooms at the invi-
tation Of Messrs. Killgore and Smith.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
l. w. sTIDHAM O. SON,
Real Estate Agents, Aucti0neers
No. Ill Enst Fourth street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Public snle Of building Hardware.

Public Sale of Building Hardware.
Carpenters and Builders attention, will n
ha be sold at Public sale, at III Fourth GA
I'D street, on Monday ening, september NlI
EAM ged, ,ST2 at oclJck, large lot OF y
q building hardware, such as mOrtice and cllset
locks, latches pullies, screws, springs, and other
hardware, such sB used by builders, and will be
positively sold regardless OF price, to the highest
BIDDER. Builders should make it point to attend
this sale. Eep20ts
Seven Valuable Houses Mt Public Sale.
VIII be ssld at Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPT 2sTH, 1872, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
SIX largs three story BRICK HOUSES contain fH;a
ing ii rooms, flushed Ia the best style with al M
the modern improvements, with front aud SIDE
yards stua ed at the OF Harrison street and
ShalcrOss avenue lots 20 feet front and 100 feet
deep, each
Also, q verv nice COTTAGE House at the Northeast
corner Of Harrison street ard ShallcrOs- avenue
with lot 100 feet OH Harrison street, ami l0i feet
shalcrOss avenue, with ult trees and grape vines
The situation of this property Is high and he 1lthy
with q splendid view of the Bf andy vine and Del
aware rivers-and only one square from Delaware
avenue.
Terms will he very easy, only small amour, to
be p n in cash. WIN, BRIGHT, Agt
sepl9-St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
rhn lin,d.Cnrner Rrnllen.

Gold declined OIL per cent. in New York yes
terday. closing at llsh after touching at 1888
the opening rate having been 1855. The de-
cline Is mainly Attributable to the announce
ment by the Government that the interest on
the Five-twenty bonls due LIST November will
be paid from Monday next. As high AZ u per
ant. per day was paid early in the day, Lut
. i'll was lenty before noon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Deaths.

MooRE-At the residence Of her son-in law, Geo
X. Townsend, Esq, M. dlS n. Fourth stIes1 @ on on
Saturday, 2Bt inst, earAh Az WIG Vi NAAries
Moore, aged ltty-Seven -, -. An .,a
funeral at O'Clock, r. M. The relatives aho tienus
are respectfully invited attend, without furtner
notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
OcLE q MILLER,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. COS Market Street, above Sixth,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Shelving and Store Fixtures at Auction.
Public Sale of Counters, Shelving and Store Fix
lures and lot OF articles TO be removed az once at
III. store n W. corner Fourth and King streets, Uh
WEDNESDAY afternoon, Sept 25th, at O'Clock.
Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
O'ConOr.

ACCEPTANCE OF THE LOUISVILLE NOMINATION.
New York, Sept. 81.
The Times says o'Conor has written letter.
accepting the Louisville nomination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
A New Fmperor.

PRIRoE OSCAR AscEEDs THE THRONE.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 81,
Prince Oscar has succeeded to the crown Of
Sweden and Norway.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Weather Record,

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINGToN. Sept. 20.
Probabilities Middle States, Southerly winds
rising temperature and increasing coudness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81.
Cotton dull, 19020 flour frmer super 500
S5 25. extras $6@a6.25: wheat firmer, choice
192cts. higher, inferior and choice red. 1850
$1.75: corn wanted at advance of Gets, yellow
CT, Western mixed 67@68; oats stronger whis-
kav OF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
alarriagfs.

OODROW-TAGGART-On the 10th inst, at the
residence of the brides father by the Fev. Enocn
stubos, Mr.. l.. r. Woodrow TO Miss Lizzie Taggart,
both OF this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Auftiou Sales.
GALE OF LOTS.

A II. GrImshaw will sell at Public Sale oil
SATURDAY, sFP TENDER 2sTH INST,
Valuable lots situated on Gilpin Avenue and Frank
lin street. sep1s-4t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21

West Point Militia? Academy has 249 cadet
this year distribute Ae follows First class, 40
second class, As third class, &C fourth class, Vs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21

Senator BAyArd, of this city, arrived, yesterday,
at New York, from his trip to Europe The
senator's health is improved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
W.lcnmeh Hnmn

The Baltimore delegation of veterans arrived
home from Pttshurg Thursday night. They we're
received at the depot by number of Republic
can organizations and escorted to tho Republic
can headquarters, where addresses were made
by Hon. Archibald Sterling and Postmaster Cen
eral Creswell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
Personal.

RETURN HOME OF sENAroR BAYAnD.
New YORK, Sept. 2l.,
Senator Bayard returned from Europe, yes
terday. His health is improved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21

The Historical Society meets 10 its rooms, at
MASONIC Templs, at u o'clock, this ?. n.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-21
...., l.e-e RnlI r.. .,,, :,

match game of base ball was played, Thurs
day afternoon, at New Castle between Tam
many, of that place, and Olympic" of this
city. The following is the score.