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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Auftiuu Sales.
TFNRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE
In pursuance of an order IF the Chancellor, Will be
exposed at Public Sale, on

TFNRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE
In pursuance of an order of the Chancellor Will be
exposed at Public Sale, on
Wednesday, October so, 1872,
At IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
AT THE AUCTION ROOM or
oGLE Il MILLER,
cos MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL
The following real estate, formerly Of Peter Hen
dricksIu, deceased,
| SITUATED IN CHRISTIANA HUNDRED, NEW
CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE, to wit:
No. /. A lot of marsh land, situated near NEW
| PORT, Del, adjoining lands OF John I atem and
Others containing ve acres and twenty-five perches
No.2 All those two tracts of land composing
what is known az The Buck farm, situate In Chris
tiana Hundred on both sides of tine kennett Turn
| pike, NEAR He CITY OF WILMINGTON, adj
i0iuinV lands of John Bauning and othsrs.
| IN two parcels heing divided by the road to-
| gether contain hfty-four and three.q1arter acres
| more or l-ss,
/ sion hUuse-stOne barn with the house; barn, out
houses, and orchard all being on the north side Of
| the Kennett turnplk
No 3. All that valuable farm in Chrlstiana Hun
/ dred aforesaid, late of hebecca HendricksOn, de
ceased. adOining No. 2, and bounded also by lands
| of Pet Gre Y, Baudy Simmons William Green and
/ by the Wilmington and Kennett lurnpiNe, and the
| " 'lmington u Reading Raj road, and county road.
containing thirty-nne and half acres, more or
| less.
The improvements consist o, a stone house, stone
| barn, and Outnouses
| The properties above described as Nos. . and 3
| are SITUATED WITHIN ONE AND TdREE-
| QUARTER MILES Or THE CITY OF WILMING-
ION, and finely located. There is station of the
| Wilmington Reading Railroad at the premises
and the Wilmington city Horse Railroad runs with
| IN one mile.
CON lTIoNS For No. l. twenty per cent. of the
purchase money on the day of sale, and the balance
1 e0dOfSer, L
For Nos. 2 and 3, ten per cent Of the purchase
money on the day of sale, the balance OF one
half on or before the fourteenth day OF February,
A. ID. 1873, and the remaining One-haf TO be paid in
two years from the confirmation Of the SALE with
| interest and State tax payable seml-annully, se-
cured Dy the Judgment bond Of the purchaser, and
| a mOri gage Of the premises
| GEORGE II. BATES,
| oct24-Gt. Trustee and Attorney.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

NT OTICE.-The annual meeting of the members
~ OF rinity Hospital will be held on Friday, the
1st OF November next, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the
rooms of the Historical Society, in the Masonic
Temple, in this city There will be an election for
six (6) members of the Board OF Managers to serve
for three (3) years w CuMMINS,
oct25-Gt Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Soon Over and Not Very Fatal.

"UUH NFFNE FtIIN IFUN FNHy EftEFNIs
The Horse Disease seems to run its course
very quickly, and not to be very fatal Buffalo
is already getting over it, and in Rochester it ap
pears to be at its height. In New York, although
it first appeared three or four days ago, $4,000
animals are already attacked The deaths, how
ever, are few In Philadelphia, if the newspaper
reports are correct it has not yet appeared.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Rubinstein comes, November 9th.

The rain is not yet over; for details, see
weather report.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Weather Hecord.
REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsuINGToN, Oct. 25,
In the Middle States falling barometer, fresh
to brisk north easterly winds and rain will pre-
vail Wayering signals continued at Cape May.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

Nor SoLD.-The report which is in circula-
ton and which found its way into some of the
city papers, that the Water Witch s. F.E. Co.,
has sold it's engine, is incorrect. Tho engine is
however for sale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

EB 4 Co. also have Pure Xylol and Capsules
OF Xyo made by E. Scherng, OF Berlin, which, it is
claimed. mitigates the severity of smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
REPUBLICAN, TORCH-LIGHT PARADE.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN TORCH !
IGHT PARADE, 224 MARKkT STREET,
WI MING ON, DEL. OCr. 25th, 1872. }

WI MING ON, DEL. oor. 26th 1872.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. p
The followlng-named gentlemen will constitute
the Chief Marshals and he Division Mar5hals' staff.
They will be obeyed and respected aecordingiJ;
Aids TO E. f. James, Chief Marshal:
James Lewis Chief OF STAFF, VIM II. Cloward,
VIM p Taylor, S A. MacAister, VIM. II. FOulk,
Harlan Cause, A. b. Springer, 7. g. Steward, Wash
ington II lstings.
Aids to D. W. Taylor, Marshal First Division:
A. s. Elliott, Chief of SaG Jno. Rice VIM g.
Mendennall. Andrew Carey, Thomas S. Bellah, ,Chas
+. Thomas.
Aids to Frank Noltn, Marshal 2d Division;
G N Caleb, Chief OF StaI, Harry HoGecker, Robert
NJ Barr Wm q. jones, j Edward W Taylor, Frank
B Dandy, N Keithler.
Aids to VIM. Y Warner, Marshal Sd Division;
SA MacAnst T, chief Of stan, L Warner, Edw
Andre As, Winfield Scott, Warner, Harry Peo-
Aids to s. r. Smith, Marshal 4th Division;
It. Col Linton Smith chief of StaGT, Wm Swig-
gett, Stotsenuurg, Geo K I WINS 'nd, 'rhunlis n
Cub TT, JAS hawhits WIN MeCary, ward Il
Uanby, w II smith, Nm Francis.
The Headquarters of The CulkF MARSHAL ' Ill
be located al CENTRAL HALL, Fourth and King
Streets
Tie Marshals of Divisions will report to the Chief
Marshal immediately on the completion OF the lor-
nation of their respective Divisions.
The liue will move precisely at O'Clock.
by order OF EFJAMgS, Chief NJ lrshal.
JAMES LEWIS, Chef OF stan.
READQU ARTERs % DIyIsIoN,)
REPuBLICAN oacH LIGHT PAEADz,
NiLHikGToN, Oct. 20, S72.J
G. neral Orders No. l.
The undersigned, having been appointed Marshal
of the 2d Dlvisi n. Republican Torch Lighf Parade,
hereby assumes command Of the same, and an
nouncts the following as his tan;
q. N Caleb, Chief VI stan Aids-Henry Hoteck-
| er RoDrrt Nj Barr, Frank B. Danby, Edward w
| Taylor, VIM. G, Jones, DR., A. hethler
| FRANK NOLEN,
Marshal I'd division.
HEADQUARTERS, % lIvIsIoN,
HI REPUBLICAN, ToRCullGHT PARArE,
| WHINING ON Get. 25th 1912.
General Orders No. Q
| l. During he formation OF the line on the even
ing OF the 26th inst, the leadqlarter of the 2nd
| Division will be established at the intersection OF
Fourth aud French Streets
| 2. The memhers of the Stah will port to the
Marshal the Custom House at O'CLOCK, Saturday
| evening. BY order OF FhANh N LEN,
| Marshal I'd Division.
G.. N. CALEB, Chief of stan. oct25-2t
HRAD-QuRrERs GRANT AND WILSON,
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLUB,
WlIM NGTOR, Oct. rs, iST2I
The Club will assemble at cor. 9Th ana king St.,
| at O'clock on Saturday evening, Oct 26 fully
N4''pf'N' ''' p GEo G. oAsPERsoN,
Lieut. Commanding Club
s. S. JOHNSON, list serg'L 0ct45-2t
NToJICE-CitIzens who contemplate contributing
| IN TO the collat on for the Parade tomorrow
night and have not handed IN TIL ir circular, will
please send their contribution to the Jity Hall to-
morrow afternoon d. =; BuCklNGHAM,
| oct24-lt chairman Ref. Com,
R RED FIREI
FOR THE PARADE, TOMORROW NIGHT
illuminate your buildings with
- -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

History repeats itself. Greeey's prospects
for the Presidency are hardly less brilliant than
those of Casa in 1848, and somebody has revived
John Van Burens query to the leader of a Cass
procession in that campaign: (Which way do
you take the body home p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Mnrine News.
Reported for Tie Commercial.
ARRIVALS

PoRT OF WILMINGTON, Oct. 25.
Schooner Gettysburg, of Wilmington, Corson,
from Boston with ice to Pusey & Rice
Barge Mary of Wilmington, Lamborn, from
Philadelphia with mdse to Chas Warner Co.
Barge Emma, of Wilmington, Morrow, from
Philadelphia, with mdse to Geo. W Bush.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
LOCAL NEWS.

A dull, quiet day.
Fourth street is to be maoadamized
The city is to have new pump house.
Israel Cornell was fined, by the Mayor, this
morning, 50 for allowing his cows to run at
large.
The P. W. Il b. Co. has just built at its shop
81 new stock cars, and altered all the peach cars
to freights.
The W. Il W. II. r. Co. is erecting large
warehouse for freight purposes at the foot of
Third street, on the South side.
A man named Reeves in the employ of the
Jackson q Sharp Co., had four fingers taken off
his right hand on Wednesday morning. while
working at one of the machines.
Miss Lily Shaw of Seeds Station, late in the
employ of the Franklin Telegraph Co.. at the
Wilmington * Reading Depot, has been appoint
ed operator at Brdsboro-
Marshall's Rolling Mills are running under
heads of water, obtained with great difficulty, so
low are the streams. Phillips and Fell's spice
mills, however, are running very regularly,
At Moores ship-yard, tho Lizzie Maui, of
Phiadelphia,is is being rebuilt, and the sloop Ann,
belonging to G. w. Bush, is being repaired.
The sloop ALASKA has just been launched after
thorough overhauling.
PATENT GRANTED.-A patent has been granted
to DIR. W. Quinby, OF this city, for a flying
machine. The DIR. has been at work upon this
machine for a nunber of years, perfecting his
ideas, and he now believes it to be complete.
A SERENADE.-Last evening, while City Coun-
Gil was in session, an old Tom cat in the city
hall yard, with lungs of about len horse power,
made the night hideous for time. The demo-
MAC wells of an untamed hyena in an African
JUNGLE would be sweet melody, compared
with the fearful, bowling caterwauls of that cat
last night. May his walls be heard no moro.
SWEENEY STILL IN PmsoN.-Hugh Sweeney
still lies in prison at Bridgeton The Court re-
fuses to accept the bond of Delawareans, and it
is difficult m tter to find one or more Jersey
men, the only persons acceptable, who are willing
to ntercede in his behalf.
Mr.. Sweeney however, il negotiating with
some Jerseymen to the end that they will be-
come securities for his son, indemnifying
them against loss by the bond of friends here,
and hopes soon to restore Hugh to liberty once
more.
ALL ABOUT A WATCH. "A case came before
Esquire Frazer on Wednesday, the facts of
which are as follows A young lady named Miss
- Fay, received as present from friend IN
New York, a hunting-case gold watch. It finally
became out of order, and was taken to }. ii.
Bleyer dealer in watches and iewery, at 4lO
Orange street, to be repaired. The watch was
return second and a third time, it not giving
satisfaction. When called for the last time, Miss
Fay was informed that her watch had been sto-
len, but he (Bleyer) would replace it with new
one, which was done. The new watch was taken
to another ieweler. who pronounced it an orOile
one. worth about $3.50. She returned the same
to Bleyer, and entered suit for the value of her
first watch and costs of repairing which she had
paid, amounting to SOL. referee trial was had,
and judgment was given for the amount de-
manded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
4 w. sTIDHAM g. sbN,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. Ill East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

The highest cash price paid for all kinds OF
second hand furniture by l., W. stdham SON
Auctoneers, III n. +, Hrtn street, Wilmington Del
Also, all kinds Of secondhand furniture for sale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInal1, Jr.,
ID AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories.

Especial invitation is made to any one deslrous et
visiting our Truss Department. TO call and examine
our superior assortment OF 1russes all made of ex-
cellent material. We claim the largest stock and
assortment OF trusses, braces and suspensOry BAN
dages OF any retail house in the State, and we feel
satisfied in establishing our claim on the fact Of
various truss makers constantly calling on us, and
our assO tnent " the best they hare in GTb
Retail H0 Sc and that tact es for applying are
superior To any.
In view of this fact we can offer patrons and the
afflicted such Inducements as to quality, price and
fitting, as can only De found IN our establishment
Every truss sold at our Truss Room is guaranteed
to be the finest quality afforded in the mark I, eacn
one being practically examined and handled before
Irusses from so cents to slO.OO and finer finish at
higher prices.
Great pleasure taken in showing Trusses whether
wishing to purchase or not.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

AIOJICE-Citzens who contemplate contributing
IN to the colat on for the Parade tomorrow
night, and have not handed IN TIL ir circular will
please send their contribution to the Lty Hail to-
morrow afternoon. d. Il. BUCKINGHAM
oct24-1t Chairman Ref. Com,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

XTACCINE VlRUS.-We would direct the par
v tcular attentl N of the medical profession tO
the LanoiX Vaccine or true Non-Hu .hanized CowP9X
Virus propagaGed by the new method known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
nractced Tor the past eight years by GustaVe Lam
DIX, M d., mem1er Of the Legion OF Honor, Chief OF
the service des Vaccinations of the Hospitals o
Paris, NC.
1t Is claimed for the LanOtx Vaccine that phys-
clans may rely upon always obtaining virus of
uniform character-in fact the Identical virus from
recent case original spontaneous cOw-pOX disCOv
cred in France, Kept awe by successive inOcula-
tons from heifer to heifer (of which Dr. LanoX
Gently brought over Two from EuTOpe) and thus pre-
served In ali Its integrity in accordance with certain
natural laws which Dr. Lahnix after long research.
has peen aule 10 experimentally determine.
A fresh supply OF Ivory Sups and Capillary Tubes
of this virus have ust been received by
K BRINGHURST CO.,
APOTHECARIES
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
New Advertisements. This Dny

wFOr Terms, Etc.. See Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
READQU ARTERS % DIvIsIoN,)
REPUBLICAN, OBCH LIGHT PARsDE,
NlLAIkGTok, Oct, 20, ST2.

HRAD-QuARTEEs GRANT AND WILSON,
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLUB,
WlLM hGToR, Oct. rs, lST2J
The Club will assemble at cor. 9Th and king St.
at O'clock on Saturday evening" Oct. 26, fully
GEO c. CAsPERSoN,
Lieut.. Commanding Club
s. s. JOHNSON, 1st Serg'L 0ct45-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
VOL. VII.--NO. 1879.
DajGy Gp,twerttaG.
JENKINS q ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON. ............. Publisher.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22
DIED..
In this village, July II, Of dysentery, Nathan P,
OF c. J. and Mary L. Ufford, aged months.

In this village, July H. Of dysentery, Nathan P, son
OF G. J. and Mary L. Uford, aged months.
At West Burke, July 49, Miss Susannah Burt, for
merly of Albany. N. Y aged 70 years. St. Johnsbury
papers please copy.
In Coventry, July 20, Mrs. Rebecca Flanders aged 49,
In Lyndon, July Of congestion of the BRAIN Char
ley f., only son of Henry G. and Jennie NJ Powers
aged months and 20 days.
In West Charleston July 2, Mrs. Sally Turner aged
So years, months and II days. New Hampshire pa
pers please copy.
In Derby July IL, of consumption, Diana Green
daughter of VIM. Green aged Is years and 10 months
At Newport Center, July s, Of lung fever, Herbert
son OF Henry and Meracy Wilcox aged year and Ii
months.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22

by the Pass. Co. It's construction is
very different from the old car now in
use, and is really a model of superior
workmanship and convenience Another
will soon be ready. The cost of these
cars is about Sill 900, and will make
beautiful addition to the road. Times.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22
PALMER'S PATENT
Jacqueline Corset.

Dress Makers recommend it as being
the best corset to fit dress over, because
it is cut in such manner that the front
and back seams fit like seams to dress.
1t is superior to any other corset now
in use, because its peculiar style of cut
ting gives sufficient fullness at the bo-
som without folding at the top; gradual
ly and closely fitting to and over the
hips; is longer front and back than or
binary corsets; and in fact, is THE
ONLY CORSET CUT IN THIS FORM.
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MARRIED.

At the Green. Mountain House," Island Pond by
Rev. J. C. Houghton, Mr.. David W. King of Burke
and Miss Lucy E. Dunsire, daughter of j. G. Dunsire,
Eyq., of East Haven.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22

have taken in the young mans case
giving him handsome sum as fruit
of this sympathy and good willard
more especially on account of the inter-
est you may take in Surgeon French's
ability, do I address you at this time.
Very rarely do witness an exhibition
of finer surgical operation than was
shown in this case; and the quick and
speedy recovery is owing almost wholly
to the skill of this young surgeon. l
learn that his ability is beginning to be
known and appreciated in your vicinity,
and dare say that whoever trusts their
lives and ills in his hands will not have
occasion to reflect that their confidence
was misplaced
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22
CONN. & PASS. RIVERS r.
Summer Excursion
Montreal & Quebec

From stations between Newport and White River
Junction commencing July Is and continuing during
the months Of August and September, at the same
popular prices as charged last season. viz,
To Montreal To Quebec To Mon
FROM and return and RETURN trsol .,d
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
kind of corsets, Skinner & Drew.
lation, Joanna Geary.
of Tar, Oliver Crooke.
& Murray's Circus.
Local News.
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Excursion Tickets to Newport and Ma Cog for par
tles OF 10 or more for fare way" can be had on
application to General Ticket Office, Lyndonyle
Leaving stations on Passumpsc r. II. by Day Ex-
press arrive Montreal $40 P. NJ. No Quebec conncc-
lions by this Train
Leaving by Mail Train arrive Montreal 6:35 A. NJ
Quebec 7:30A NJ.
~ Leaving by Night Express, arrive Montreal 1850 A.
NJ, Quebec $3.50 ?. NJ
R1chelieu Steamers
Leave Montreal ZOO P NJ, arrive Quebec $50 A. NJ.
Leave Quebec 400 P. NJ arrive Montreal 600 A. NJ
zoos L. W. PALMER, Supt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22
FOR SALE.

L good, sound, young Horse, Lyndon Bng.
KY Wagons, 2 good single Harnesses, good
eld-fashioned Sleigh, good Cooking stove,
heavy Oil Carpet, Lounge, good Clock,
Chairs and Tables and various other articles
of Household Furniture, barrel good Soap,
part of n barrel of Pork ard part of a barrel
Of Beat. All will be sold cheap.
Any wishing to buy anything will please call
soon for must sell Immediately.
B. EUTTER
Barton, July Is, 1872. 286
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And why will you buy second and third class
M mac and pay Round Price" for them, when
you can nave them of me for one half to one fourth
the usual price sold at? There is no mistake in this
have larger stock and greater uariety of first class
Machnes than was ever before offered the public in
thls county, which will be sold manufactures prices
or less, and
Fully Warranted.
My stock consists in fact of the following Machines viz
SHUTTLE MACHINES.
ssDomestic,o Singer & Co..
s'American,'' ssHome.,,
"American Conn., "Yictor,,' (Finkle &
binRtiOn,o Ivan Tu,urovedl
weed, ssHome Shuttle,' Imp
Grover & Baker, ssIsuclkeye,,,
Howe, Wheeler-.c Wilson.
TWO SPOOL MACHINES.
Grover IL Baker, .ssGold Ncdal.,
SINGLE SPOOL.
Wilcox & Gibbs, screen Mounfain.'
Also numerous kinds of shuttle two spool and single
spool Machines, which will be sold at rery o,c prices
as above stated. Also Bickford Bridgeport and Lamb
Knitting Machines at big discount Ladies and GEN
tlemen please call rooms in Mr. Sargents bni]d-
ing, second door south of j. W. Halls store and on
pose the printing Office and you have your choice
OF the lot. have good assortment of Sewing Ma
chine Attachments and Needles, Machine Twist Lin
en- and Cotton thread
| Machines deliverd and instruction gratis.
/ L have some first class Machines at the rooms of
John Lilly (ailor) over J. c. Bakers store, Newport
| Vt. Call and see ''em.'
Orders solicited
n. B. am to be found at my every Saturday
ready to show the various Machines, &C.
j. ]. HILL.
Successor to 4. P. CHENEY
Barton, Vermont, July l5 1872 2s-tf
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hort Express leaves Barton, going south, 1871,
LioinR north. l2:ll, P. NJ
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CONN a PA

NALL at HALLS for Ladies' fine Serge Button and
~ Lace Boots. o7-oe
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
II HI + Nj ON
BY
A. D. I'll | B r A r d
A. d. III l B B A r d

n ID. II d b A Il ID
Jobbing and Commission Dealer in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c.
II JOHN STREET, BosToN, Mass.
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New Advertisements.
LIBERATION

Notice IS hereby given that have this day given
my son. Michael Geary, his time during the remainder
OF his mi nority and that shall claim none of his earn
ings nor pay any debts of his contracting after this date
JOANNA GEARY.
Barton, W., July Is, 1872. o9-3Ia
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n 7 IINO Il In I, T. 2.
/ he annual gathering of Good Tenn
s and temperance people of STAN
d, Compton and Orleans Counties,
|a basket picnic, &C., at Ayers Flat,
be held Aug. 9, 1872. Senator
|terson, from New Hampshire will be
orator of the day. Further partic.
rs in due time. Comm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-08
.l@sg!|E|.g|I{lIt@:T1


4
TO Tie Editor Of Tile Democrat:
see by the last issue Of your paper
that the County Executive Committee
has called for q Democratic Conven-
ton, to nee! in Weston, on the 25th
inst Y.u say in another part Of your
paper that you 'tiust that Governor
Jacob will have no disciples in this
county" In my portion Of the coun.
ty u large majority are Democrats. and
prefer Jacob over Camden. Will
they be entitled to representation in
the Convention 7 j. @. Dicks.
I'VE have different information from
Lincoln Township, and are willing to
wait for the result Of the election to
Justify our belief, AS to the
Convention, We refer Mr.. Dicks to the
call, wherein he will find that "thc
Delegates from each Township will be
the judges Of their owA credentials"
We have a little query for our es'
tcCmed correspondents consideration,
which We will suggest to him il pri.
yate when next wO SEQ hlm.-Ep.
DEMOCRAT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-08

slauncl Democrat. lie is IL every
respect amply qralidsd for the position
for which be is an uspirant. 1t is
certainly gratifying to SEQ such men rs
Mr., Edwards come forward and try to
aid US in the proper distribution Of
Understanding SO lsng denied to
SO many Of US, sincerely trust that
each Township will come forward and
poll unanimous vote for the Major,
and thereby secure to the county court
Of our county man who fully under
stands his business, and who will deal
fairly, squarely and honestly between
man aud man. In elGctipg Mr.. Ed
wards it wilISreAect credit on tho peo.
pie Of Lewis, and show to our sister
counties that We propose to elect good
men 10 Office. b