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ne Benyaasches!

NIGHT before last at Genoa a discussion
was had between Hon. c. C. Goodwin,
our candidate for Congress, and Hon. c..
W. Kendall. the Conglonerate nominee
for that position. We were not able to
be present, but : close ''caayassers-a
certain Farmer who was there describes
what took place and the manner of it.
Kendall, it seems, opened the discussion.
Having been one term In Congress, Of
course he felt it incumbent upon himself
20 give an account of his stewardship.
Now, while Kendall is not SO absolutely
lost to all the requirements of good taste
and enlightenment as to pretend to be q
very great man; while, in fact, he will
never set the river afre, even when rivers
become measurably eombustible, still he
has got bloated up with the idea that he
is a great peoples man. The fact is,
he seems to have monomania for SEEM
ing to be the fell and defiant foe of capi-
tai !and the ehAmpiono Of an: imaginary
down-trodden people" But for this
brain softenins, Kendall would do very
well as voting member; for. in truth,
his Democracy isas badly watered and
thinned out as that Of the, Register. (He
and our neiehbor are about equally weak
kneed in their advocacy of Greeley-the
odds, if any. being in favor of the Regis
tr.) That is to say, Kendall pockets his
politics while housing round amongst
the people; but we notice that he always
votes with Fernando Wood and Sunset
Cox and the balance Of the Hunkers
while in his seat in Congress. Well, in
speaking his little piece in Geaoa, Kan-
dali, as duly instructed by Williams, Ell
lis, Mitchell and the rest Of the great or
acles of the party, told the patient and
attentive Genoese that he held that the
most important matter involved in this
canvass was our home interests; that
there was no good cause why we OF Ne
vada should worry ourselves about poli-
tics (the sly rascar; and then he branch
ed out in seemingly modest but, actu-
ally, in a very egotistical and boastful
way (fe on you, KendallD, and told of
the tremendous things he had done and
attempted for the State, He essayed in
IA indifferently ingenious way, to explain
away his action regarding the swamp and
overfowed lands so-called), he attempt
cd to arouse q tidal wave of enthusiasm
by relating his hair-breadth escapes
while vigorously leading Congressional
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IF the Democrats don't proceed at once
to haul down their colors, and erase
the names of Greeley and Brown there
from and substitute in their place tn
names Of two regular, .untainted Old
fashion Nasty Democrats they might as
well make up their minds to abandon the
organization altogether. The thing can
be done, if they viii only move promptly
and while we question the value that is
attached to the maintaining of that or
ganization, he leaders of that party, If
they want to keep peggins away at poll
tics, if they want to.keep hand in the
game and not quit, altogether, had bet
ter do a. We sueeest-+jark Greeley of
and put on O'ConoE, or Hoffman or some
equally appropriate marker.
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REPUBLICAN SIMULTANEOUSLY Re
publicans of Virginia city will jubillate
over the recent Eastern elections to-
night. Many big speakers will be thsre
-chiefess among them the glorious
Grey Eagle of the Far West, Hon. James
W. Nye, the APPEALS candidate for the
United States Senate.
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DRUGS and MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES,
pERfuMERY, SUPERIOR CHEMICALS,
Etc, Etc., Etc.

O. =. :" Hills
Dispensing Chemist,
HAS CONSTANTLY IN STORE AT
H his place of business. corner of CARSON
and KING streets. a full and complete assortment
of everything pertaining TO frst-elass Drug
Store: and keeps, in theiE season. all choice Va
rieties OF rfFi13} arf..k
sgFsHu.+
Field and Garden Seeds
q ALSO,
Patont NAodiciSsos and Perfumesy
.t5N1G -
OF all of which goods fresh supplies are being
received daily.
n. B.-Particulsr attention paid to the COM
pounding Of Co., ....
PRESCRIPTIONS
At all hours Of the day-and night
H|A continuation Of Pas, 1avors Is solicited
1-tf OF WILLIS.
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WHY He SUPPORTS HoEACE.-Harry
Bingham, of New Hampshire, justities
his support for Greeley by saying: Hor-
ace Greeley is pledged to do, if elected,
Just what the Democracy would require
one of their old and tried leaders to do
were he elected
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kExpAll's TACTICS EXPOSED !

HE WANTS TO IGNORE THE
MAIN ISSUE L0DL THE CAM
PAIGN: =>.- sgssr -a.4rg -se-.I
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Pending the building Of the Ormsby House,
R. Fred Brooks. the wellknown and popular
dealer in books. stationery, musical ins. r1ments,
guns. fishing tackle, toys, cigars tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods. has removed to Willard S
store, next door 10 Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand. slA
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Nor1cE.-Ol covich Brothers will keep their
store closed twenty four hours. firm Friday eve
ming, October II, at six O'Clock, until Saturday
evening, October II, at six O'Clock.
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Nor1cE-Hereafter the Express Ofice Of Wells.
Fargo Co. will close At 6h O'Clock, P. NJ. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Boz up to 10 O'Clock
+. NJ. will be forwarded by the night train
saO-lw ---ss ~ H. E. RICE, Agent
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PERSONS desirous of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LApD KELLY. as there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
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II AM NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
Work. Grinding Ped or Barley, ut my new
Mill on Carson street, just north Of Davis Co.'S
Planning Mill. A liberal shaSe OF psfsonaGe u
solicited and entire sstisfsctiOn guaranteed
oa.tS wv. PETERS.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

lion. c. W. KENDALL, DEMO.
IL cratic and Liberal Republican nominee for
Congress, will address the people on the political
topics Of the day, at;
WiAnemucca... =. saturday. Oct II
UniOnville. Monday ..-.-...Oct. IL
ElkO ..... Wednesday,. Oct. 16
Spruce Mt. Friday Oct. Is
SheIburn Saturday. Oct. II
Hamilton 1890. acknowledgements Oct. II
Phoebe. "Wednesday Oct. S5
Eureka Friday. Oct. %
Austin Saturday ...... Oct. &c
Belmont Monday Oct. -
Carson City ..... Wednesday -. Oct. 70
Dayton. Friday -NOx. 1
Virginia City Saturday $500. Nov. 2
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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-19

Leaves, buds and flowers are more worn in
bonnets than feathers.
Striped DIRE sses are to be very fashionable
next Spring, Ia zebra style.
Two Boston girls have recently become para
lyzed from the use of cosmetics.
Mrs Fair, since her new trial was granted, is
getting fat and jolly.
A woman named Sarah Pckney is captain of
one Of the steamboats, on the Mississippi.
"Black Friday" has been dramatised, and will
be produced at Niblos soon.
The Senate yesterday confirmed William Dis
singer as Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
Tenth Pennsylvania District.
Mrs. CHAMBERLAIN, of Schenectady, being unwell,
recently let her infant sleep in the cradle, and
awoke to find its hands frozen to the wrist. 1t
has since died.
The City Councils of Buffalo yesterday unani-
| mously resolved to ask the Legislature for per-
mission to issue city bonds in aid Of the Buffalo
and Titusville Railroad.
The President yesterday signed the bills pro-
/ viding for the erection Of public building in
Hartford and Indianapolis;also the act to restore
| the records OF the United States District Court
| for Northern Illinois.
seizure OF goods was made at Castle Garden
| New York, Friday. What pnrported to be be 1
piano was found to contain valuable watches
| jewelry, laces, &C.
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The Bulletin pronounces its familiarity with
the Schoeppe case, and recommends the passage
OF the bill, now before the Legislature, providing
for a new trial It says it is just and fair bill.
1t seeks to redress grievous wrong done in the
name Of the law. 1t only asks that this man may
place his own life again in jeopardy. He invites
the risk, and in the name of justice and human
ity we urge the passage OF the bill.
The Telegraph discusses the police system
of the city and says: "what folly it is for tax
ridden Philadelphia to pay toa succession of raw
inefficient, unfaithful, and disobedient policemen
at least twice much as their services are worth!
coed soldier in the United States army does
not receive half aR much pay as the policemen
who are quartered on the Philadelphia Treasury.
And in this one item alone it would be possible
to effect annual saving of from three to five
hundred Thousand dollars without diminishing
the practical value of the force.
The Press advocates the building of hospital
in connection with the University of Pennsylva-
mia, and declares that ''the whole State OF Penn
sylvania to-day has scarcely one-fonrth of the
hospital accommodation found in New York city.
The manufacturing pursuits 30 generally prac-
tiCed, the hundreds of miles OF railroads trav-
ersing our State daily and hourly add to the
manned and wounded, whose list is further
swelled by the constant accidents of mining"
The action of the Senate Finance Committee
in striking out all the appropriations for charities
recommended by the Ways and Means Committee
meets the displeasure of the bulletin, and II
proceeds The ploa OF economy, it is needless
to say, will not appeal to the sense of any por
tion Of the people. They cannot be made to be-
lieve that this proud and rich State cannot bestoN
its annual bounty upon these most useful insti
tutions. The people prefer to see economy ap
piled everywhere first before it is applied to the
charities that are doing the work Of this State 81
efficiently; and we cannot believe but that the
Finance Committee has struck this wholesale
blow at the system Of voluntary charities, whicl
confers such honor upon Pennsylvania, without
due consideration Of the issue involved in it
action"
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THE OPERA OF "MARTHA," LAST EVENING.
The Opera House was full, though not crowd
cd, last evening" to hear the Opera of Martha
performed by the Parepa-Rosa Troupe, and the
audience included many Of our most intelligent
and cultivated people. In many important re-
spects, indeed, it was gathering unequellod as
vet since the opening of the new House. MANY
ladies' had been carefully atired for the OCCASION
and while full dress was not the universal rule
among the gentlemen, there was an evident re-
gard paid on all hands to the character of the
occasion. And 20 Wilmington experienced it's
first Operate performance by iirst-class troupe.
We, OF courr 9, attempt no critical notice Of the
performance. The Opera. itself, was long ago
firmly established in the appreciation of tho inu
ecal world and is now an old familiar friend,
and Parepa is scarcely less beyond and above the
unfavorable consideration OF even the most pro-
found and most enacting musical virtuoso. Her
magnificent yoice,lso pure, so steady, and so
wonderfully sustained, gave new delight to those
who have learned its greatness, and was new
experience OF pleasure to such AZ heard il for
the first time. The sweet old song, 1.-The Last
Rose OF Summer, was rapturously received and
The performance concluded comparatively ear
ly parts Of it-as printed in the Libretto-being
omitted. The audience had left the house by
1890, although the curtain did not rise before
sl5. The Troupe left on special train for Phil
adelphia, after the performance, and appear at
the Academy Of Music, there. this week.
THE RossINI CLUB.
The Rossini Quntette and Sextette Club who
are shortly to give their second concert here,
under patronage of the "Jolly Brothers, per-
formed at Norristown, on Friday evening Their
appearance in that town, as here was unheraded,
and their audience small but the HrdM states
that the pleasure excited by their music was of
the veliest character, and they were at once
urged to return and give another concert, their
audience feeling sure that il must be decided
success. Such experiences-precsely like that in
WilmingtOn-are evidence of the fine musical
talent OF the Club. Upon their return, here,
they must haveN greeting such as they really
merit.
-Adelina Patti, (Marchioness dc Caux,) is
singing in Vienna.
1T is reported that Mario is actually to return
to the London stage this season.
Theodore Thomes was in Cleveland last
week. Tickets are already selling in Philadelphia
for series of concerts which he purposes giving
there about the middle Of April.
The Parepa-Rosa Company are to sing in
Philadelphia on Tuesday and Wednesday, and in
Brooklyn on Thursday and Saturday. Mr.. and
Nine. Rosa will sail for Europe on the LIST OF
Nav
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PHILADELPHIA TopIca.


The oil dealers are about to form protect
i've league.
William Hubbard beat man almost to death
on Sunday.
William Gillespie better known as County
Bill,wa found dead Sunday.
Deaths, last week, 444, an increase Of by
smallpox, 120, an increase Of g.
Tho Mercantile Library Company has ap-
pointed Centennial committee.
Mrs. Ellen Westerly, of Forty-frst and Lud-
low street, hung herself, Sunday.
Companies d and A, Twelfth Regiment, will
make street parade on Thursday.
AT meeting Of ingram carpet weavers it
was resolved to demand an increase Of wages.
John L. Fredericks, an engraver and we'll
known citizen, died Sunday. He was 80 years Of
age.
Mrs. Livermore discusses ''What shall we dc
with our daughters ?" in the Star Course, on
Thursday evening.
-Twenty-three persons were admitted to
membership in the North Broad street Presby-
terian church, Sunday.
New life haa been infused into the CITY
Sewerage Utilization Co., by the threat Of the
Board of Health to revoke its charter.
Hiram Osborne smashed DR.. Strong's hat
over his eyes in the Continental, on Sunday and
an active fight was begun-Strong using an UNI
brella, and Osborne knife.
VIM Dunnell who boards at the Continental
enticed young man named Wheeler into hii
room ON Sunday, and would not permit him tC
depart until he had deposited his coat as a guar
antee for the payment Of debt of $12.
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The DTiIlington Fire.

To He Editors Of Gte Commercial!
1 was surprised to see in your paper a report
of so small subscription for the relief Of the
sufferers by the Millington Fire-three persons,
only, have subscribed. Their subscriptions were
very creditable, and certainly ought to be an ex-
ample to others. 1 cannot see the difference be-
tween these sufferers and many at Chicago
unless because they are nearer and the fire is
not 30 great but for fire to burn up all that one
man has is great loss to hlm-as that Of an
other, to person near as to one more remote
or to a dozen or fifteen as to so many thousand
oh how deceived we are is our sympathies and
partial in our actions,
right-minded man, too, would think we were
under some obligations to Millington because Of
its contiguity and our business relations and one
would suppose that II no higher motive or obli-
CATION should influence us to give this would or
they might pass us by and go to Philadelphia.
Wilmington has always been blind to her trade
below, as we'll as parsimonious in her benefac-
tiohs. MENTOR.
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THE PENINSULA.


Cambridge merchants are laying in heavy
The Fredericksburg NJ. E. Church Is very pros
porous.
Dorchester trappers want an extension of the
game laws.
The prospect for Spring work is poor with the
Cambridge mechanics.
Six persons made an unsuccessful effort to es-
cape from the Cambridge JAIL last week.
wICoMIco COUNTY.
The Circuit Court commences next Monday.
Elizabeth White, of Shad Point, has been ad-
judged insane.
Hiram Phillips grist mill, at Hornton, was
burned, recently.
The corporation tax of Salisbury will be about
cents on the SlO0.
Levin Bradley has been appointed municipal
collector Of Salisbury.
Geo. Parsons broke leg in wrestle in Nut
lers district on Friday.
Frost Pollett, the colored preacher, has paid
the debt Of nature and is no more.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Mrs. Robinson's dwelling, near Royal Oak, was
burnSd on Thursday night.
Easton il endeavoring to establish an auxiliary
building association at st. Michaels.
st. Michaels holds its town election on the 1st
prox 1t was carried by the Republicans last
year.
DIR. D. F. Ewell, of the NJ. P. Church, has been
compelled by failing health to withdraw from
the ministry, and has removed to Cambridge.
Two colored men engaged in isticufr in
Easton, the other night, and when one was
knocked down and the other jumped on him to
continue his pummeling, the former very affec-
| tionately put his arms around his antagonists
neck, and drawing him down, imprinted a kiss
upon his lips, but took one Of them away when
| he released him.
CECIL COUNTY.
The i. NJ. C. A., of Elkton, is no joke, but
| reality.
The wheat crop, generally, appears to be q
failure.
minstrel troupe is to amuse the people o.
Elkton.
An Educational meeting has been called TO
the 22d and 23d ms.
VIM. Steptoe instantly fell dead, while gunninl
| for ducks on Sunday week.
The Port Deposit & Columbia Il. r. is ready
for the iron to the State line.
The old jail, at Elkton, is vacant, and the neN
ono is ready for the new Sheriff.
Elktonians indulge in those barbarous exhibi
tions. called pigeon shOotings.
The fishermen are busily engaged in pre-
pairing for their spring occupation.
The Good Tempars held their quarterly con
vention, at Rising Sun, on the 18th inst.
Elkton paves its sidewalks with sand instea
of bricks. Result, in Spring, plenty OF mud.
The Circuit Court, the Orphans Court an
the County Commissioners, will all be in sessio
this week.
The Ekton Democrat wants the Delawarean
who "gobbled' the purse at the pigeon shootin
to make Herewith the opening subscription [
the Elkton Il Middletown II. r. OF course tn
Cecil countains would have done so had the
been the victors.
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Political Intelligence.

Ex-Governor Bradford, it is said, will head the
Maryland delegation in the Cincinnati ConYen-
ton.
Ex-Governor Francis Thomas. OF Maryland, is
an applicant for the mission TO Peru and his ap-
pointment has been strongly urged upon the
President
President Grant yesterday sent to the Senate,
the nomination Of George W. Sands, ESQ.,. OF
Howard county to be Collector Of Internal Rev
enue for the Fifth District Of Maryland, in place
Of David L. Stanton, removed
Mr.. Sumner has given the definite indication
Of his purpose to be at the Cincinnati Conven-
tion and to do his part towards putting up a
Presidential candidate whom he can support
against Grant.
Mr.. Wilson has been trying to exert his influ-
ence as peace maker with Mr.. Sumner but the
latter was obdurate and would suggest nothing
but that Mr.. Wilson should endeayor to pursuade
Grant to withdraw from the contest.
Senator Wilson delivered the opening speech
OF the campaign In Connecticut, to an immense
audience in New Haven, last night.
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1t is now rumored in North Carolina that
Henry Berry Lowery. Of the Robeson county
outlaws, has either ''shot himself accidentally,
or fed the country"
der, living in Swatara township, committed sui
eide by shooting himself on Saturday or Sunday
night, and adds that 'he was subject to weak
mindednesB.
At Baltimore, Joseph A. Thomas, of tho oys-
ter and fruit packing firm of j. A. Thomas Il
Co., was arrested on Saturday, on the charge OF
having defrauded Thomas Wilson Of $50 900, ad-
vanced on forged drafts. He was committed in
default Of 900 bail
The boiler of soap factory in Cincinnati ex-
ploded yesterday, killing Joseph Asthref and
George Hestinger. piece OF the boiler, 16
feet in length, was blown to distance of nearly
half mile, and killed three chilren named Cora
Cole, Alice Thornton and Ella Forbes.
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The Sussex County Levy Court.


OFFICIAL APPoINTMENTs
The Levy Court for Sussex county, at its late
session, made the following appointments
Atty, E. II. Paynter.
Jail Physician Joseph B. Waples
coNsTABLEs.
Cedar Creek Hd.. John Holston, b. W. Truit.
Br0ddkiln 3D., Edward Jones.
Ndnticoke, Hd., Edward W. spicer, James H.
Vincent.
North West Fork Hd., Joseph H. Wiley
Sedford Ill.,, John s. Collins.
Broad Greek Hd., James W. English, Joseph
W. Vincent
Little Greek Hd., James P. Morris, David
Ralph, James H. Boyce, of s.
DagsborO' 3D., II. II. Mumford, j. B. Phillips,
III omaa /. Baker
Indian Riuer Hd., Mitchell Scott
LeIoes and Rehoboh Hd., John p. Marshall,
John Webb.
Georg to,nn Hd Thomas Pepper.
Baltimore Hd., James A. Brazier, James Laws.
JAIL COMMISSIONERS.
James P. W. Kollock
W. s. Short.
James p. Barker.
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The Ku KIux Law.


ARGUMENT UPON THE QUESTION OF ITS coNsTTTu-
TIoNALrTY.
Argument on the ConstitutionAlity of the ku
Klux law will commence in the Supreme Court
al Washington to-day. The points upon which
the Court will be called upon to decide are -
follows First-As to whether or not, under tho
enforcement law of May 81, 1870, persons can bo
punished for committing crime defined under
the laws Of the State and second-As to whether
or not the right to bear arms is right guarantee
by the Constitution, and to be protected under
test the validity of the act in question. and de-
eide whether criminals shall be punished for
violating this law the same as those that are
punished under the State law. Reyerdy John
son and Henry Stanbery are in Washington and
will areue against the Government. while Attor-
ney General Williams will have charge OF the
other side.
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The Japan Herald announces that on the re-
turn of the Japanese embassy, now in this coun-
try his Imperial Highness the Mikado of Japan,
will visit the United States. His Majesty is about
twcnty-one years Of age.
A German lady in indianapolis, whose husband
died about year ago, leaving his property NOR
tagged to the fullest extent, has managed his
business skillfuly that she has released it all
and is now in possession of an income of e., 900
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England.

ANXIETY FOR THE SETTLEMENT or THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS.
LONDON, March ~.
The press expresses disappointment at Glad
stones statement to the House Of Commons re-
lating to the reply Of the American government
to Earl Granville's note about indirect damages,
and urges the government to bring the present
difficulty to an amicable settlement.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-19

Another New York swinder is trying to give
Wilmington a bad name. The Tribune has this
item -.1..
John Hood, Jr., Wilmington, Del, "is a ''saw-
dust" swindler whose letters end with the an
nouncement "Samples of our goods can be seen
at Room No. 10, upstairs, northwest corner of
Twentieth street. and Broadway, City of New
York Call and see for yourself" The police
Of this city would do well to "call and rec" what
is going on at the place designated.