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O,Uonor and Adams Notes.

The Democrats of West Virginia met at Clarks-
burg October 9th, and nominated an electoral
ticket. Two poles, flying the 0'Conor and
Adams flag, have been raised in Olarksburg.
In Virginia, Judge Lyons, chairman, has is-
sued a call for Convention, to meet at Rich
mond, Oh the 10th INST, to nominate electors.
Judge Lyons, in issuing his call, states that he
does so after a full consultation with leading
members of the party in every portion Of the
State
The New Jersey Straight-Out Convention was
held at Trenton, on Friday, and an electoral ticket
was put in the field headed by Samuel ]. Bayard
and Wm. NJ, Lift. Eighty delegates were present
The straight-out democrats of Ohio had a
meeting in Columbus ON Friday and resolved to
call convention, to meet on the 22d Of October,
to nominate O'Conor electors.
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There are 10 vessels now under charter to
load grain at this port for Belfast, Cork and
Liverpool.
The Notion trade is quite lively market
street firm sold last month over quarter of
million OF dollars worth of goods.
There were in port on Saturday, loading and
unloading, IL steamships, l3 ships. 30 barks, IL
brigs, and As schooners-a total of l37.
The will Of the late John Eisenbrey has been
admitted to probate. 1t is dated April 49, 1872
and by its provisions an estate of about S45OOOO
is disposed of.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany has been remarkably successful with the
E&preas Department recently established in
connection with the road.
The bark John Campbell has arrived here
with 1867 steel rails sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
and 500 tons pig iron to order.
During the week 25, 600 barrels Of petroleum
were received, and 1927, GAO gallons were ex-
ported Since the LIST Of January, 1872, Al ,6il, :
lis gallons have been exported. 32 vessels are
now loading,
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1t is almost universally admitted now that this
State will be oyerwhe lmingly Republican, and
there are many who think that even New York
city will give majority for Grant. Indications
are very strong that very little more money will
he expended in this locality in behalf of the
Cincinnati ticket Several Pennsylvania Greeley
ties who hBve arrived here since the election,
while declaring that there was fraud on the part
of the Hartranft party, admit that the honest
vote of the State was against them. They ex-
plain it on the ground that the number of dem
ocrats who voted for Hartranft, or not voting
at all, was greater than the number OF liberal
republican. Letters and dispatches received at
the democratic headquarters say the same thing,
and add to the dependency prevailing there
The difference among democrats here Is said tc
be rapidly increasing, and the managers are try
ing to invent some plan to destroy 1t.
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THE RESULT OF THE RECENT GRAND swEIL-''As
GOES PENNSYLVANIA so GOES THE UNION
A Washington special to the New York Times,
Of this morning, says
The Democrats are everywhere showing signs
of giving up the political contest. Privately
they give up here on all Sides and can raise no
money nor organize work. AS an example OF
what is being done in many places in less
prompt and undemonstrative way, but none the
less effectual, Erie, Penn, is worthy of mention
AS soon as it became known that Buckalew
was beaten 80 the report says, the Buckalew
Greeley Democrats broke up their organization
and sold their torches to the Republicans, who
the next night were to turn out in greater force
than ever before and needed a new supply Of
torches.
The lumber which the Democrats had put in
stands and some on hand for the same purpose
but not yet used, was all disposed of at the
same time.
The disatfected Republicans try to keep up
better courage, and are disposed to lay their
disasters to the failure of Democrats to contrib
ute their share to the work of the coalition. A
general smash-up Of the " confederation seems
to be impending.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.


The bilious fever prevails at Laurel.
Very fine black fish and Sleeps head are being
caught at the Breakwater
The Lewes Light has moved into new quarters
over Quillen Il Belts store.
Bishop Lee preachedin st AIMS Church at Mid
dletown yesterday, both morning and evening.
The warm weather. Last week, interfered with
the oyster business, producing dullness in the
trade
DIR. Knowles will practice his profession in
connection with his duties upon the Lewes
Light.
Middletown had NAL dog excitement on
Thursday which 80 unnerYed the people there
that they could not kill the dog, although many
shots were fired at him.
The carpenter work on the new Smyrna NJ.
Church is completed, the upholsterng is nearly
finished, and the ladies Of the congregation are
raising money to procure carpet for the build
ing.
Geo W. Ingram has sold to Mrs @. T. Polk
of Odessa, the farm of George Reynolds, two
and half miles from Middletown. Price SlO5
per acre. Mr.. Reynolds is about to buy farm
near Cecilton, Md
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NntIonnI nenellcIaI Union.

ANNUAL MEETING REPRESENTATIVE ELECTED.
The National Beneficial Union, of the Catholic
Church, will hold its annual meeting in Phila-
delphia. on Wednesday, the 10th inst. The fol
lowing representatives from the subordinate
Unions of Delaware, have been elected, to at
tend
st Peters Union, Of Wilmington, Wm. Bowe,
John f. Miller, Lawrence Messick, and George
Chance.
st. NIary'a Union, this city, Col. P. Mccullough
and Wm. j. Blair.
st. Michaels Union, this city, John j. Toner,
Thomas b. Kelley and Michael b. Harrity.
ST. James Union. this city, John 0Byrne.
st Josephs Union, Brandywine, Charles
Dougherty and VIM. Rowe.
St Peters Union, New Castle, Edward Con-
molly.
The State Beneficial Union met in this city,
yesterday.
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Indian outrages are reported near Marshield,
Arizona, but no details are given.
The weekly statement of the New York banks
show gain in reserve of So $4,000.
The Sunday liquor law was enforced in Chica-
go yesterday, with marked decrease in drunk
enness and arrests"
A locomotive and three cars were thrown from
the track of the Albany and Susquehanna Rail
road, on Saturday. Five of the railroad employees
were injured, two seriously
The First National Bank of New Lexington,
Ohio, with $50, 900 capital, and the First Nation
al Bank of Lebanon, Indiana, with 4l00 900 cap
ital have been authorized to begin business.
An attempt was made last Thursday night to
throw a train of the Delaware and Lackawana
Railroad OIL the track, near Paterson, New Jer-
sey. Rocks were piled upon the track but the
obstruction was discovered in time.
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This evening; Board of Education meetf,
(our announcement, last Monday was a fash in
the PAM; Boughman, Thomas q Co.'s auction
sale continues the Catholic Fair at Institute
Hall, opens; st. Johns Commandery X. T.,
Ies to Baltimore.
Tuesday The Presbyterian Synod Of Balti-
IN ore meets in this city; the u S. Circuit Court
commences its session the Fruit Growers meet
a Do el.
Thursday The Swltchback Excursion; the
us lal meeting of City Council.
Friday: Strakosch Concert, at the Opera
House.
Saturday; Formal opening of the Wilmington
and Western Railroad.
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PROGRESS OF THE PROVINCE REBELLION.
MADRID, Oct. IA.
The insurgents at Ferrol made two attacks
on Frigate Asturias, but were repulsed by the
crew. Three government vessels are blockading
the harbor, making it impossible for vessels
captured by the Rebels, to get out. Anarchy
prevails among the insurgents and it is believed
that they will be overcome by the first attact Of
the government troops.
LATER-INsURGENTs REFUSED.
MADRID. OCT. ii,
Fifteen hundred insurgents left Ferrol for
Jubis, but were driven back by the Government
troops
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BANK RoBBED-FAMILY GAGGED AND TIED-THE
CASHIER FORCED TO OPEN THE VAULTS.
Troy. N. Y, Oct. II.
gang Of nine robbers entered the dwelling
in part of the Saratoga County Bank, at Water
ford, last night, and gagged and tied all the
family except the cashier, who was compelled
to open the vaults. The robbers carried off
three hundred thousand dollars, belonging to
special depositors, and eight thousand belonging
to the Bank. A reward of ten thousand dollars
ia offered for the arrest of the robbers
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In all these years when the Democratic Party
has had full sway in Delaware, where is there a
single law it has passed in the interest of the poor
man? There is not one such on the record. On
the coAtrary capital has been toadied to, and its
exactions conceded time and again. The little
boon of an exemption law, that would save to
the unfortunate poor few household goods and
a little food for a starving family, has been
contemporary denied. The Republican party
believe in an exemption law, they have put il
into their platform, and when in power they will
mt il on the statute book.
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The rolling mill and buildings of the Cambria
Iron Works. at Johnstown. Pa were mostly des-
troyed by fire on Saturday night. The steel
works. shop and furnaces were uninjured. The
light machinery in the burned shops was de'-
troyed, but the heavy machinery suffered little
eral firemen were injured, but not fatally. The
workmen have volunteered to contribute part OF
their pay to assist in rebuilding the works, and
such arrangements will be made that it il
thought the delay caused by the fire Will not last
more than two weeks.
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pilgrimage TO Europe and the Great Internn-
tiOnnl Exposition at Vienna.

An excursion on grand scale is preparing at
Columbia Pa, under the auspices of Cyrene Com
mandery, knights Templar, for a tour to Europe
and the International Exposition at Vienna.
They propose to start about the lst ofJune next.
Landing at Queenstown, they will travel through
Ireland and Great Britain, and visit all places
of prominence on the Continent The details
have all been arranged for carrying the party,
and providing for them at an extreme low rate.
Number limited. Persons wishing to join this
most magnificent excursion, should make it
knewn before the LIST day of January next For
circulars, or full particulars address the Com
mittee, Rambo, kaufman, and Eagle, Columbia,
Ipa
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One of the wild Indians now in Washington,
Chief of the Arrapahoes, has professed conver-
sion to the Christian religion and yesterday was
baptized in the Metropolitan Church. by the
pastor, DR.. Tiffany.
The exercises are described as very ineterest-
ing. All the Indianswere present and paid close
attention. The covenant or creed of the Church
was translated to the Chief by the interpreter,
who also explained his replies of assent. A vast
concourse of people was in attendance, and DIR.
Tiffany preached an appropriate and able sermon.
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Geo. " Massey, Esq, of Dover, will address
a Republican meeting to be hold at the City Hall
tomorrow evening. His theme will be the finan-
cial condition of Delaware, and the intimate
knowledge which he Possesses of the manner in
which our State debt has been piled up under
the Democratic administration of affairs will
enable him to promptly and fully tear asunder
the tissue of misrepresentation, behind which
the party managers are seeking to cover up their
msdeeds. Every taxpayer should be present.
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In.toIIo1lon Of Archbishop BnyIey.

Most Rev. James Roosevelt Bayley was in
stalled yesterday as Archbishop of the Roman
Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore. The cere-
monies, which took place in the Cathedral at
Baltimore, were attended by Archbishop McClos-
key, of New York. nine Bishops and two hun
dred Priests and seminarians. Bishop Wood, OF
Philadelphia, invested the Archbishop with the
"Palhum" which constitutes him the head OF
the Roman Catholic Epscopate in the United
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The fire inIBangor Mane on Friday night,
which destroyed the Schwartz Block and other
property, caused loss of abont $3.50 900. VIM.
il Bracket was killed, and DIR. Melvin Preble and
several others were injured by the falling of a
wall.
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SECOND EDITION.
3.3O, p. M.


DEPARTURE OF MISS NELLIE GRANT FROM LONDON
LONDON, Oct 13.
Miss Nellie Grant was passenger on the
steamship Scotia, which sailed yesterday for
New York
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON 0cT. Il.
Probabilities: Frost tonight in the middle
States, cloudy and very cold weather, with light
rains and northerly winds.
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At Savannah, yesterday Alexander Dillon
shot his father three times, inhicting slight
wound, and then shot himself dead.
An unfinished house in Louisville fell down
last night. 1t crushed through an adjoining
building, killing five persons.
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MORNING NEWS.
Political Intelligence.

T. G. Platt has been nominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the Oswego District of
New York.
A Little Rock despatch says the new State
ticket in Arkansas has been formally with
drawn
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
Cotton dull upland 1871, Orleans 1881. Flour
dull superfine Az to 81 extra 59l to 81, Penn
extra family s to 81 8. Rye -four held A. Wheat
dull, western red 65 to 10, amber 75 to go White
1870 to two dollars. Corn dull yellow 65 to 6G /;
mixed westers Ga. Oats active, new western
A to As, old do 40 to so, black and mixed 40 to
49, Whiskey 81.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves dull common to extra Pennsylvania
and Western steers 4@794c. Sheep in fair de-
mand at 5@6l&c. Hogs firmer, s7.5O@775.
number of mine buildings and machinery at
Black Hawk Col, were burned on Saturday
night. Loss S30,0O0
The first killing frost of the season in Maine
occurred on Friday night. Ice was formed in
some places.
The Athletics defeated the Mutuals in the New
York tournament, on Saturday. by score of IL
to 5.
The steamships Hanover from Brennan, and
Saxonia, from Hamburg, have arrived at New
| Orleans with 100 German immigrants, mostly
| for Texas.
The stores of Douglass & Harper William
i Greenfield and b. Douglass d Co.. at Amherst,
| N. s., were burned on Fridaynight Loss
about 100000.
The foundry and hollow-ware works Of N. G.
| Wiley, at Allegheny City, Pa, were destroyed b,
fire on Friday night. The loss is estimated Al
| 5000, 000
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1eaths

LAMPLUGH.- At Linwood, on the 18th inst, in the
10Th year of her age, Susanna Lamplugh, oldest
daughter OF John and Phoebe smith.
The relatives and friends of the family are res
peetfully invited to attend her funeral from the res
idence Of ner son, Thomas b. Beeson, 52l West lth
street. on Tuesday afternoon, the 18th tnsti at
O'Clock, without further notice,
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day, by Rev. A A. Willets, Nr Geo. Phillips and
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Families wishing good oysters will do well TO call
at CLIFTON,
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ENURs! FURs! FURs! = South East corner OF
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Having just received an eaormous stock of Ladies'
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Al ask of the ladies is to give us call and be
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Also GOO spleldld Astrachan Fur and Seal Sacques
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Ladies, we ask you only to call and convince your
selves that the greatest bargains in Furs can be had
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