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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-02

Democratic State Convention.
HNHE National Democratic Committee hay-
Il ing called Convention to meet in Balti-
more on tue 9th OF July, we think it advisable
that our State should take some action in re-
gard to this matter.
We, therefore, respectfully recommend that
Convention OF the Democratic party be held
In Columbia. on Tuesday, the 11th June next
WADE HAMPTON, Chairman,
w. Il. STANLEY,
j. u. POPE,
+. ". Mc3IASTER,
Il. q BARKER,
JOHN i. CAREW,
j. +. THOMAS,
May is Central Executive Committee.
Buffalo Tongues,
NJ EW sugar-curcd HAMS,
1V Breakfast Strips,
Smoked Beef, for sale low. E. HOPE.
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o.OOO Live Indians Just Arrived.
NHEY are pitted aeainst John aaaca,s.
n iOO 4. KS, at the odds. But all NAV
onu ~ III SMOKE. GEO. SYMMERH
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DOMESTIC NEWS.


ITS ROUTE, PROGRESS, ANE PROSPECTS.
The York (Pa.) Republican of the sth inst,
says sufficient quantity Of stock has been
subscribed to make the Peach Bottom Railroad
success The efficient President of the Com.
pany, s. G.. Boyd, Esq proposes to commence
work at once. The road will begin at Peach
Bottom. on the Susquehanns, running in south
west direction through Bangor and Delta In
Peach Bottom township. At Delta the road takes
north course and follows the windings of
Scotch Run until it reaches Muddy creek. Fol-
lowing this creek in northwest direction until
the forks are met, when the north branch is fol-
lowed to its headwaters at Neffs Summit, nine
miles from York. Here the road defects south.
west, running through the Dupker Valley and
crossing the Baltimore pike at Logansville, in
Springfield township, strikes the Northern Cen
tral Railroad at Fishels residence, one and a
quarter miles north of Hanover Junction, The
route. as laid out, passes through section rich
10 agricultural and mineral resources, needing
only proper outlet to be fully developed.
Near the Susquehanna numerous slate quar-
RES close to the routo adopted are now being
worked end along the entire road are iron mines
OF the finest quality Of ore awaiting cheap trans
portation to market. The Muddy creek along
which the road is to run twenty miles is one Of
the finest streams for mill purposes in the State
with full and steady stream OF water all the wear
round. There are numerous eligible MILL sites
on 1t, and the building Of this road will soon see
them all occupied.
The heaviest portions of the work will be let
TO contractors and work commenced thereon in
July and 1t is thought the grading and masonry
can be completed in about fourteen months from
the time commencement is made
The next meeting Of the Directors Of the Peach
Bottom Railroad will be held at Delta, on Satur-
day, the 18th inst.
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lannracturerA and Retail Dealers are Obliged
h. laws Of Delaware to have State License
kmsacl business. AZ these laws arc but re.
! II enacted they are not familiar to our citi.
and many persons find it a matter OF some
Slle to ascertain bow TO make out their return
hs sClerk Of the Peace. The Publishers OF the
bm,rrial limdnac aud ledr Book, for 1872.
llpaling tlis difficulty, inserted in that work
,mrondium Of the new License Laws, which
prepared, especially for II, BY Attorney Gem
/ Inrs Taxpayers will find this compendium
i n.sful at this time and thoroughly reliable.
iio,anae aud Year Book contains also COM
! election returns, list OF civil officers
'nghont Delaware, large number of house
receipts of practical value and much other
Fmation of use to the business and profess
"A man, and the jusewife. We have few
H. left price 20 cents.
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Professor Clemmer desires us to say that he
was not overcome with the labors and excite
ments Of Jubilee Day. but is to-day, on active
duty, in the public schools.
s Wylie, Of the firm of Wylie 4 Griest.
Inquirer printing house, died at Lancaeter,
Wednesday, after brief illness.
Judge Kelley intends spending the summer
months 10 Colorado.
Millmore's bust Of Henry Wilson is TO be pre-
sented to the Governor Of Massachusetts,, at the
State House, in Boston, to-day.
Col. ]. W. Forney left for Texas, on Wednes-
day. He is one of the Directors Of the Texas
Pacific Railroad, and went on that account.
While this weather lasts, we should prefer to go
to Duluth.
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe has returned from
Florida arriving at New York, on Wednesday
1t is rumored that Gov. Gratz Brown of Mis-
souri, thinks OF resigning his office. He would
do well to hold on to what he has.
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The news here OF the nomination of Hendricks
for Governor of Indiana meets with hearty re-
sponse, as it is held to be sure indication that
the Baltimore Convention will not put third
ticket in the field The only anxiety that has
been expressed here by Republican pelliticians
in regard to the Democratic Convention has been
lest it should take up some new man who would
be more accel table t. the Democratic masses
than Greeley and who would at the same time
make more drafts than he can from the Republi-
can ranks. There is now no reason to expect
any such action. Meantime news of Mr.. Gree
ley's weakness daily comes forward from sour
oes which ought to be good since they are not
friendly to Grant.
A half-dozen States like Maryland, West vir-
ginia and Kentucky, are regarded as likely to
vote for Grant as against Greeley. Little j. c.
Conner, OF Texas, does not take kindly to the
Greeley programme. He says he may support
him. and his people may, but neither he nor
they have any heart in it. They would prefer
a straight Democratic ticket.
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b. Sabbath School Jubilee, yesterday, was a
aiI4ir. Professor Clemmer, whose ambi-
spirit first proposed the undertaking,
Its himself worthy associate of Gilmore
the ladies' and gentlemen who Joined their
H. with his all deserve high praise. The
though warm, WIS delightful the thous-
Of petty children the thousands more OF
girls the innumerable banners, flowers,
lets, wIea hs and flags the music Of glad
and Of delightful instruments the inspi-
Of great gathering Of people the ro-
lc associations and charming scenery of the
ldySne all these contributed to make up
! lue, extraordinary, and really great Ca
The Jubilee, az whole, was grand sue
Tie singi 6 can be made more satisfac-
another time, perhaps, by keeping the
fen in hand, and not permitting them to
n IN il the musical programme is discharg
ht the chorus, yesterday, was very effective,
fealIy marvel in numbers, power, and
llg
lrJmor Gilmore, by the way, is another of
i lennsylvanians, who come down to Will
bon, with carpet-bag full OF energy and
IDEAS. His Jubilee does him credit
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aalarrianfs.

STARK-DAVI3- On Thursday, June 18th, 1879, in
West Chester, Pa, by the Rev Il s. Dickson, Mr.
George n stark to Miss Mary E. Davis both OF
Wilmington, Del.
MoINALL-R' 'DGWAY.-At Danville Pa June
Jr, OF Wilmington, Del, to Laura r. only daughter
OF M. $. Ridgway. Esq Of Dauville, Pa.
FLoWERs-KIMMY.-o the 18th Inst, by Rev. r.
StubhsI ,rneus Flowers, Of Dover, Del, to
Caroline W. Kimmy, of Lewes, Del
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Politics and Politicians.

The Philadelphia Age believes that il the
Democratic Party can elect Greeley it can elect
anybody whom the Baltimore Convention would
nominate.
The Wheeling CIV. va) InteRigencer, which
has seemed inclined to Greeleyism has run up
the Grant and Wilson flag.
The new Legislature OF Oregon will meet on
the second Monday in September. The Repub-
lcan victory in the State was a sweeping one
For four years the State has been under control
of the Democrats.
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The local option law is driving tavern keep
ers out Of Germantown
Many Of the theatres have closed for the
summer.
The fund for the Somerset sufferers now
amounts TO S5 2S5.
Mrs. Heath is confined to her bed in conse-
quence of filling lighted coal oil lamp.
The journeymen bakers are engaged in a
movement to get their days work reduced from
Is hours to 12
The races of the Schuylkil amateur regatta
commenced yesterday There was a great crowd
in attendance. In the four-oared shell race,
there were seven entries, the Couper Club, Of
Savannah, winning the race. A double scull
shell race was won by the Atlantics, Of New
York. In the six-oared barge race, there were
three entries, the Crescent Club, of Philadelphia
winning. The regatta continues to-day.
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Dare Man whIre-wasb Bis hIoheu.uou.e j,

To he Editor Of he CONNIE cial:
Will you please favor the public with an ex-
PLANTATION where the line that marks the proper
limit Of newspaper criticism in private affairs
ought to be drawn? Soma of you editors are
30 very, very, acute and particular had pro-
posed to have the gable end of my hen,house
white-washed, but / hesitate. now. for fear
shall be rebuked, every evening, by the Jour
nails for not painting it. Can't you inform me
whether l have the right to white-wash nv
chiuken-coop, il 30 desire QUERY.
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Summer Resorts.

The Ocean House, at Cape May, will be cou
Quoted, this year, by Col. H. W. Sawyer, who
succeeds the former firm of Lycett & Sawyer.
IL will be opened on June 9th.
Joseph M. Bennett, the we'll known proprie-
tor of " Tower Hall" Philadelphia, recently
purchased at auction the Continental Hotel at
Long Branch, for $126 0S4 on account of Messrs.
Warren and Charles Leland, by whom it will in
future be managed.
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hk Baldwin, John Mccall and Richard
! wore each fined so cents and costs for
icnness.
lonner, for an assault upon Patrick Ma
~, was held in $500 bail for his appearance
s,ey sampson aud Philip Sampson, both
~ were fined the costs in the case and
over ior future good behavior for an as
upon William Loper, also colored.
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n I'GW : ~ A,eclDENr-The freight train south
\ 4 ~, !, W 4 b. II. r., which leaves Wilmine-
4 a " clock, ran over man at Aberdeen.
n II,'.llS, :. and killed him instantly. The
toTor, 80 nlntilated that it is past recognition
.on fortunate man is supposed to have bean
h INIT nn1l on the train which preceded the
AN Il,s ~ lew minutes, and that in leaving
pIf tho. mo iell upon the track and so stunned
N trai,, ,Ga he was unable to rise before the
'''i came along and crushed him to a
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i'H 5an " ltEMARKABLE WoMAN.-Mrs. Sarah
a't u some respects most rema' kable
I ~. uled at the residence of Rev. Jos. Dare.
Iiaar raa on Sunday last, at the advanced age
'sals' ,t She has resided in Mr.. Dare's fam
~ 'Hg last n years, and during the last four
" ler NE has been an invalid - totally
s,'ai a. u at times, partially deranged. In ad-
~ r.i !le one child of her own, she has adopt
~ 'a,sea sii ''centg-three others. Four of these
Ia oi ini,lsters ,l,l1 OF the gospel, and ALL we be-
N ~ ~ p'oas S! lives, the old lady herself dying
In,a'alth tre lalth' Such practical Illustrations Of
,,alian reoni. IDEAS and purpose, with such bril-
Issa,,t ,ut's rarely ever occur in the history Of
N 'Vhe ,i generation. We understand that the
sSnr.eV l'o heV Mr., Dare is one of Mrs. Gran
iel at Laurel. i' "oio
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Gen. Howard and the Indians.

The Indian Office at Washington has received
a despatch from General Howard dated Santa Fe.
the llth instant, stating that the Indians had
not left Camp Grant nor the White Mountain
reservation, but were at peace and wished to
keep it; that there was no truth in the report
that the Apaches had killed an interpreter at
Camp Grant; and that he might be expected in
Washington about the goth.
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BE THOROUGH.

Whatsoe'er you and to do,
Do It, boys, with all your might;
Never be lille true,
Or a httis in the right.
tribes even
Lead to heaven;
Tribes make the life Of man
SO in all things
BE as thorough as you cas-.
Let no one speck the surface dim
spo less truth and honor bright
I'd not give a dg for him
Who saws any lie is white!
II who falters,
Twists or alters
Little at ms when we speak,
Ma deceive me
But believe me,
To hiBtseif he is a sneak.
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Wilson.
The following in reference to our own State
is sent from Washington by the correspondent
of the New York Times =
''The feeling in Delaware, Notwithstanding
the Democratic Convention was compelled 10
swallow Greeley, is very hostile to him. A Re-
publican office-holder in that State sent word to
Senator, that if Baltimore indorsed Greeley,
the electoral vote of the State would be cast for
Grant and Wilson. Lest an of1ice-hOder's re-
port might be to rosy, Senator Salisbury was
approached on that subject, and he said he had
little doubt that the opinion was correct 'and,' -
said he, delaware will have Democratic ma
tional ticket to vote for whether any other State
in the Union has or not"
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The Republican Ratification Meeting
I are authorized to announce among the
I,ers at the Republican ratification meeting
! held to morrow evening, at Institute Hall,
Houghton, NJ. O. from California 1;
Jas Lynch, of Mississippi Hon. r. b.
ut, Of South Oarolina;Geo. v. Massey, Esq,
b Moore, Esq, Anthony Higgins, Esq,
c, Bird, Esq,, and Prof VIM. Howard
hc.e are all eloquent and pleasing speakers,
there should be rousing meeting for
! and Wilson. Fill mp the hall, and give
gallant send-off, for the campaign!
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rew Castle.

A. ,AIcclDENT.-An infant son, about ten
IN old OF Joseph McCasson, while playing
no9r' accidently pulled over basket full
''aAed lime, getting the lime into its
~ eyes and nose. After suffering greatly
w. lays, death released it. The bereayed
''' are i'll deep distress.
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l,an6casSs l,giigaS MEETING Owing to the Repub-
M tSa tSVa'loh ION meeting to be held tomorrow
n9ttesa a'e regular meeting of the Executive
t0n Ui ~,I1 HIiu Republican Association Of VIII
al tba "i RE oe held this evening, at the usual
ianca, ,o I republican Head Quarters. A full
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, une IA.
Cotton dull, 261l OPT. Flour quiet, steady
superfne s6@612 extras S6@71( extra family
$4,000. Rye flour quoted $50 Wheat firm,
demand light Red 81 10 amber S115 white
Sl.ls. Rye nominal 10c. Corn dull yellow
sc mixed Western, 65@66c. Oats unchanged /;
white SIC. Whiskey quiet, Ole.
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Washington Corr

Washington Correspondence N. Y. Worldl
Senators Thurman Stockton, aud Bayard de-
nounce the newspaper report that they favor
the nomination Of Greeley and Brown as an un-
qualified falHehood. The last Senator, moreover,
feels greatly chagriued over the resolutions
passed yesterday by the Delaware Democratic
State Convention NJ reference to the thirteenth
fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments. Heleft
tonight for Wilmington in impaired health.
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THREATENED DESTRUCTION OF EXTENSIVE WORKS.
New YORK. June IA.
The machine shops OF the New Haven Hud-
son River Railroads are threatened with destruc-
ton by the strikers, and the police are on the
spot to prevent an attack.
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINGToN, June IA.
southerly winds, veering to Westerly, will
probably prevail, with cloud and rain this after
noon and evening.
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Capt. G. S. Bell, the "Union Scout" formerly
correspondent, from the far Southwest of the
Commercial, was in town, to-day. His family
are in mississippi but he has been for some
time in Texas
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The California weather and CroU..

The San Francisco Bulletin, of June 5, reports
that the cool, moist weather of the preceding
week had helped the later crops of grain won
derfuily. Wheat that was becoming premature
ly yellow revived the heads will be longer. ana
fill out better. The pastures will also be helped
whore they had not been entirely dried up.
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enator Wilson, yesterday, formally accepted
Republican nomination for the Vice Presi.
", in an able and eloquent letter, for which
rannot find room. to-day.
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be- statements Of the First National. Union,
hIagtoa aud Brandywine, and Delaware City
l. will be found on our fourth page, to-day.
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1t is announced from Washington that the
War Department has reinforced all the forts on
the Southern and Gulf coasts with new and
heavy ordnance, while the Navy Department
has accumulated large supplies of naval stations,
"to be prepared for all emergencies.
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The Wisconsin Democratic Convention met
on Thursday, elected delegates to Baltimore, and
endorsed Greeley.
The Missouri Democratic Convention met on
Thursday, and appointed delegates to the Bal
timore Convention Resolutions were adopted
declaring that it would be unwise, land wicked
trihing with the dearest interests OF the people
should the Democrats place another ticket in
vote as a unit against the nomination OF oandi-
dates for President and Vice President"
The Democratic Convention of the Fifth Mas
sachusetts District yesterday elected delegates
to the Baltimore Convention. There appeared
to be a feeling in favor Of the Cincinnati ticket
but no instructions were given.
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in front ns n, BREwERY.-A lively fight took
|een seyerai al the Brewery, on Riddles road,
lspenilna fl ~ members of picnic party who
1morean . W. ,he gay in grove near by. One
ID copLn1 understand .ul placed seven men
for otbsr. without much effort, and then
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The Japanese Embassy arried at Niagara Falls
last evening.
At Baltimore, yesterday, the Baltimores beat
the Atlantios Of BrooBlyn by score Of II to z.
The Republican majority in Oregon is about
1000. The Legislature is Republican on joint
ballot
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Iyery y@Li.At sc,At the Ohildren's Jubilee yester =
lqg 9Tiooi TL d, was in line before the hour for
Head ns ns Chief Marshal L. f. James stood
hmy TO- the column with watch in hand
the ,y1aI , 5ue frst tap of the o O'Clock hell
"o'd Forward March . was given.
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Thomas @. Nichols, Jr., has purchased the
hardware store of Ncols q Taylor in Easton.
Edward Newman went away from home and
left an infant in the cradle in charge Of a little
coiored boy. In his absence the boy drew out a
pistol from bureau drawer and began to play
wlth !. when it exploded and the ball lodged in
the side OF the child, killing 1t Instantly.
The Miles River steamer will hereafter leave
Baltimore at $3.50 and the Ferry at II A. M,
emitting the trip to Annapolis.
Easton is proposed as a suitable place to hold
the Democratic Congressional Convention.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
The morning session, the Grand Jury re-
y two presentmsnts against the Levy
I for refusing to place on the Assessment
the names of citizens returned by W. T.
W. Assessor OF Wilmington Hundred.
% trial of Jane Irwin was concluded, and
lny returned verdict Of guilty. Her
bel entered motion in arrest Of judgment,
| will be argued hereafter.
FRIDAY MORNING.
+ panel of petit jurors were discharged
Ilriher attendance at this term.
trand Jury resumed their sessions.
p Il: Whiteley, Esq., counsel for Archibald
I asked continuance of his case to the
term Of Court which was, after censiderA-
granted. None of the indictments for vio-
ol the Enforcement Act are likely to be
al tins Term.
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SAMUEL w. McCAuLLEY,
ConveynDcer, Renl kstnte Agent and Com-
missioner for PennsyIvanIa.
Conveyancing in all its branches.
Prompt attention given to buying. selling, ex-
rents,
Money carefully invested, and loans negotiated on
bond and mortgage, with ample security.
Estates settled.
Information cheerfully given upon application,
either In person or by letter,
Ofhce open until O'Clock in the evening"
OFFICE ;-NO. COAX Market street,
wilmington, DEL, Second Floor. feb12-6m
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The Grand Jury in the Criminal Court, at Bal
tmore, on Wednesday, presented Rev. DR.. Hus-
ton, for adultery.
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THE PENINSULA.


The foundation for the new Presbyterian
church at fredericksburg was laid on Wednesday
A picnic will be held at Hurlocks on the 4tl
Of July.
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Cambridge Female Seminary Commencement
takes place on the 20th.
The Democrats in County Convention bave
resolved that the Baltimore Convention should
endorse Greeley Il Brown.
the SlO0 -
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