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Colonel Forney says that Cameron brlbed
himself into the Senate in 1915, and bought
his election IN 1917. Being forced on Lincoln
as secretary of War in 1861, he enriched a
dozen contractors for which he was removed
by the President, and censurcd by the House
Of Representatives His election in 1867, cost
him $4,000. He is ignorant OF everything
except trickery and intrigue, and tins man
Grant puts in Mr. Summers place ON the
committcc on Foreign Relations. Yet there
are people who wonder why honest men bolt
from the party.
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=
Paul..

Quite gloom was ra"'' -.
on Tuesday by The in,eIigts over 'i' ~.
Paul had died Although the th.t W.
| trely unexpected the deceased WIS NOV
known to have been confined for SOM s'"s
his residence by lingering sickness,
was received by all classes with IN mitigate
row, and profound sympathy was expressed :.
all hands for his surviving relatives.
Connecticut claims DR.. Paul rs one Of her soma
although he removed, at al early aye. 10 Yer.
mont, where he crew up and received an excel.
lent education. Having studied medicine. he
commenced the practice OF his profession in Can.
ada, but subsequently, eniEr-.ed t. Ohio. in
which state he remained until 1868, when Ae
came to this city. Here he speedily Gf.tiu.
gnished himself, not only in his profession, bu.
also Ia the hearty interest he evinccd in public
aHAi'r' and Oh several occasions was houored
with positions OF trust among which, W. the
presidency OF the Board Of Education, which be
held at the time OF his death.
On thursday the remains of the lameatei DR..
were followed to their last resting place by q
vast concourse. The Masonic fraternity. of
when re h'd been an honored member, turned
out in regalin and the last rites were performed
in accordance witt It's solemn funeral r;,pa,
The Rav, A V. Whitney. Universalist minister
deliver l. precious TO the removal of the remains
ir IA ~" lse touchingy eloquent address In
" ich b: ncd up Tor e.ample and remembrance
the sturdy honest and kindly disposition of the
deceased The Board of Ei.oalion. the Sup.tlp.
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I Rafferty, Case.

Since la, ,'lced, the Supreme Court has
been pursuing the even tenor of its way, with
few, If any, dccisio OF actions of general
interest, saving the granting of a SuperSedeas
In the Rafferty, case" Rafferty, viii be re-
membere6 as the Chicagoj rough, who shot
down, in cool blood, an officer who was about
to arrest him, ana With whom he had promis-
ed to quiet! proceed to the station. For this
crime, Rafferty, lies under sentence Of death,
the execution being fixed tor Friday NJ A.
the criminal belongs % class which las, By
its lawlessness, instituted little short OF q
reign of terror il Chicago New York aud
elsewhere, and as many culprts Of his Kind
have, either by the bubbles of the law or 9TH
er occult causes, so frequently escaped the
hempen punishment they deserved, Rafferty, s
sentence or death by the halter was hailed by
the citizens of Chicago with sort of grim
satisfaction, believing as they did, his igno-
minious death would serve as a lesson to his
compeers that changing was not yet played
out" And this feeling, tinged as it may be
with dash OF inhumanity, was participated
in throughout the country.
Every one felt the time had come when the
majesty of the law, so long UNDECIDED and
tramplcd upon, must be vndicated and up
held by the extreme penalty, no matter who
the scapegoat might be, whether Rafferty, or
any other of his kind.
When, therefore, 1t was announced that the
highest court of the state had, in It's supreme
wisdom, granted stay of proceedings in the
RAFFERTY, case" Chicago and the country took
alarm, and began to believe that crime had
only to be defended by an astute lawyer to
render nugatory every effort for order and
safety. But this fear. founded as it may be
upon experience, is after all somewhat ILL
ogical and premature.
A supersedeas is "a writ oy command to sus-
pend the powers OF an officer III certain cases, "
and it does not necessarily follow that under
its operation Rafferty, will gain IA new trial
the io"pholc beloved of every criminal
However dcpraved the CO iminay may be, or
however helh"us us OiIensv, ms HE or liberty
i.n',,o he ieopardlzcd as:long,as there remains
"a reasonable doubt ~ his guilt. Especially is
this the case in capital offences, in which
coorts are always guarded. FIN the case i,
question the Supreme Court. w n n cursory
view deemed error had been committed in the
Cour, below, there Is no reason why II SvDcl.
M,ieds should not issue; and if on further ant
more minute examination the Court hrcom,
convinced tina, error dI exist, then the ,ris
oner has nm inalenable right TO new trial
Whoever the criminal or whatever the crime
conviction, sentence and punishment must re
| suit from and be in strict conformity lotl
with the letter and spirit OF the Jaw.
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The tocain was sounded, the drums they were
beaten, tor Gen. and Ex.Gov. O.le-bv wa- u
address the faithful radical. OF Ot,aw, On
Ihur>dty III mass meeting assembled The
day da"ued in unwonted .p.endor the ..oGs
were propitiou~ Everything Vas lovely, bot
the masses didn't hang high. In tact, when
the clans ga'hercd. with the help Of resp, t..
BILE number of liberals, the court house vus
only respectfully filed. For some two hours the
audience vas served with the usual plati,udes
with which the General and Ex-Governor knows
so we'll to tickle the ear, of the groundliErs.
The main attraction of the per iormance was the
singing Of the "Chicago Glec Club of which
the widely.known. bat not reputable, Frank
Lumbard is the chief fgure.head The few
farmers that Gid come never once inquired for
the General and Ex-Governor, but were on the
anxious seat TO know if the aforesaid Frank
was Oh the bills.
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MASS MEETINGs--Next Friday afternoon
and evening", massmeetinss will be held in Strea.
tor The following distinguished gentlemen
will be present to address the people: Hon. q,
d. A. Parks, candidate for Congress,E Z. Z. Hege'
Ter, candidate for State Senator; Hon. L. Lyle
Dickey; Dr. Woods and s. Nicholson. In the
evening meeting will be held in tho school
house, near tho German Church. which will DO
addressed in German By +. G. Heselcr and G..
Neitzel.
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LIBERAL MEETING AT GRAND RApIDs.--Ou
Wednn"-an, evening Mo-'"s. stipp, Maloney
and Blake, of Ottawa. spoke On the political is.
sues of the day. AZ meeting held at the Central
school house. Grand Rapid. Owing to the IN.
nouncement of the meeting not having been
widely circulated, the attendance was not as
large as it otherwise woud have been. The All.
dicnce was most attentive throughout, and it
could be readily discovered the auditors were
fully alive to the importance Of the mat.
tors under review. The questions Of peace aud
reconciliation, civil service reform and Vlocal
selt-government were ably handled, There is
no doubt but that the people Of Grand Rapids
will give II large liberal majority at tho next
election.
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The only democratic paper in Indiana that
has stood out against Greeley ia" 'rcrre lEautc
Journoi. has finally yielded 1t, opposition and
gracefully come 10 the support OF the Balti-
more nominees. 1t admits tn" complete fail.
urc of the Louisville Grant Dnncan ronvcn
ton, and Is unwilling to longer to remain in II
position to help Grant, whose ic-rrotun it
has earnestly and stcadfas'Iy opposed MS the
greatest evil that could happen the country.
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TEE STAT Z FAIR.
How La Sale County Appeared

how La Sale County appeared.
The coming event which 50 long cast its shat-
ow before, the event for winch Ottawa so brave
ly fought, so nobly "bed, the State Fair
IS now amongst the things that We're, and it
is fitting that we shou,d give brict resume
NJ some OF It's leading features, more espe-
cially with reference to The fgure which our
county and cly cut among the numerous
exhibitions in the way of securing premiums.
it is vel, however, to premise that the State
Fair which closed week ago is universally
acknowledged to have been the most success
tul, both financially and otherwise, that has
vet been held. There were some matters in
which it failed but not ~ignaly, and not one
tenth as disastrous rs other cities. Let him
bear the palm who merits its. and Ottawa is
fairly entitled to wear the !,urel. TO be fore
warned is to be forearmed and should the
State Board deem Il. 20 locate the fair here
terized the late exhibition WOULD be remedied
by that wisdom whcl experience alone i'm
parts. In view, then, VI the fact that the late
State Fair has been so abundaptly successful,
we do not see how the State Board con ignore
the circumstance, but in full acknowledge
ment thereof viii again 1--WE Ottawa whatever
benefit accrues from its presence, by locating
the exhibition here for another season.
There is one feature in connection with the
late fair decidedly worthy of mention. For
mer occasions were characterized by more or
less crime, committed on the grounds or IN
their immediate ncisAborhood, in the way of
larceny, burglary, DC. Here there was an al
most total absence of anything of the kind.
Only ouc arrest was made during the far, and
the culprit was caught nine miles from town,
and whatever dcpredations were committed
were at distance, and all may be probably
traced to this one individual OF course, the
customary precautions of having Il magistrate
upon the grounds in constant session was
adopted here, hnt his services were seldom
called into requisitlon, and then only in few
cases of common DRINKS" which were SUM.
marty disposed ofby poremptory expulsion of
the de!inquents from the premises.
In the city, not fight occurred. not II run
away happened, not robbery was committed.
ana the utmost regularity and order prevailed
Much OF the praise for this is t. ic l,irly n,.
riputed to the mastery management of the
police 10y Marshal Harris. hi, first lieutenant
Peter Meyers and the officers under his
charge. In just recognition Of Marshal IIar.
rls' eminent services ON the occasmo. the CITY
Council has voted 800 to him. and we think
Myers might also have been rewarded. "a
much of the command Of the night watch wac
intrus.ed 40 lis care.
The following, as far rs could be rnthcr,d
Is list OF succc sful competitors who rcside
within the county.
Devons J. b. Barnes. Ottawa, hes, bul
calf between and 2 years, "a, and best hcir
or, same age, 9nd. In Ayrshires, j, b. Barnes
for best bull between > and 3 years. st. I,
grades and crosses, Mr.. Mitchell. La Sale
best hciier between and years, I'd, and to
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How TO Sror PrNnoLE N LEAD Pi -
Take tenpenny nail, place the square end
upon the hole, and Int 1t two or three light
blows with hammer, and the oriiicc closed
as tight ms though you had employed a
plumber to do it at ~ cost Of a dollar or more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

and conscientously cancel the obligation :,t
the polls, in November"
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gtt=taa srse SlJransr.
Ottawa, III. SATURDAY.. September rs. 1874
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
B. GRAFT BROWN.
REFORM STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
GUSTAVUS KERNER,
ofst. Clair County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEN. JOHN c. BLACk,
OrChampa!Sn County.
FOR SECRETARY OF sFAr.-.
EDWARD RUMMELI.,
Ofpeora County
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL O'HARA,
OF Cook County,
FOR TREASURER,
CHARLES II. LANPHIER.
OF Sangamen County,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN V. EUSTACE,
Office County.
CLERK SUPREME COURT, NORTHERN DIVISION,
E. SMITH,
OfCook County.
FOR CONGRESS.
G. ID. ~. PARKS,
of VIII c y,
FOR safe BOARD OF t,JALI2\TIC
J. d. ROGERS,
OF La SallcCo.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SENATOR.
g. G.. uFGELER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
:. ~. ARMSTRONG;.
VIM. COGC7ELL.
q rU1u +,
DATtC' LAKE
FOR C'uC,''" r., rHX
j. IVOR NhN"GC Merry.
FIR 'oI JrF
{. Il. / rhOMi~
For CIV TY THORN. T.
r ". DUNCAN
FuR CoRooHE,
DIR. J. II. FINLEY.
sx.sxxs,ya-uz N, gus
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best helfer between I and > years, 2I. in
thoroughbred short horns, II. ID. Olmstead n
SOFAS, Freedom, best bull calf between months
and year, od.
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Devons: J. b. Barnes Ottawa, hes, bul)
calf between ] and years, "a, and best hcf.
or, same age, 9nd. In Ayrshires, J, b. Barnes,
for best bull between and 3 years LIST, In
grades and crosses, Mr.. Mitchell. La Sale,
best heller between and 3yeGrs, I'd, and for
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
business and Trade Report.

WILMINGTON Jan n.
There is no change to note in the condition Of
the ice in the Delaware river, Navigation, how
ever is still open.
The Harlan 4 HarliAgsworth Company shipped
two Baltimore Palace sleeping cars, which they
have just rebuilt, to the Southern division Of
the Pullman Palace Car Company.
There were received by the Wilmington 4
Reading r. r., sixteen car loads Of coal for this
city.
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal viii be closed
on Monday next for repairs, and trade through
this thoroughfRre will be stopped for some two
or three weeks, unless arrangements are made tc
let 1t through on certain days during that time
p, W. & B. r. r. Freighis s-There were re-
ceived one car of lumber from Lynchburg, tc
VIM. Mcconnell the Diamond State Iron Co
six cars OF coal from Baltimore Seidell 4 Hast
ings two cars Of scrap iron from the same place
The Diamsnd State Iron Company shipped one
car load Of iron to New York, and James Z. Price
Co., one car load Of -four to same place.
w, 4 X. R.R Freights-Two car loads OF
wheat to VIM. Lea & Sons; one car load Of lime
to G. d. Kelley; three cars Of pig iron to Z. &
A. Belts; two cars Of pig iron to H. F. Pickels
h Bro; one car OF sash, doors, &c, to W. N
Pierson, and one car Of iron to Pusey, Jones 4
NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
LOCAL TNTELLIGENCE
Railroad Hears.

Wilmington for Phiiade'phia,
as $40 iQ30 a. m 1890 400, 400, bsa, T.lh,
1880 D. IN Sundays ds0, 1870 p. m
Filmington for Nsls York
i.9o a n. 1870 and b.42 p. IN.
Wilmington for BaiftmOrs
lass, s0s ana io.0q a. m, 100 and all p. m-
Filmfngton for HarriAgsoa,
1870 a IN freight with passenger car attachei) ana
1910 a m 625 p. m efheTe is 100 ?. m. tram
70 New CAstle.)
Wilmington foT cOatesvflle, Readfg Bsthishen' ai'a
F0ftsUills.
$50, and 1850 a m. 20 and 500 p. m
Phtladslphia for Wilmington,
sso 11O0 and 11-S5 e. m. 2s0 &00, 800 I.0e, 96e
and il.s0 p. m Sundays 900. i130 p. N.
Trains arrive fyon DelaDare r. r.,
900 from New Castle) 1a15 q. m. s.55, 1000 p. m
(The latter subject TO delaya)
TFains ayTivs froTn ". a R R R,
$40 a m. a40, rs and 8 IS p. m.
EY- See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
The Assesssaeug LIss.

To ase ksiiior Of De Commercial
With thanks for your liberaiity in ealliRe ths
attention Of the Public 10 the assessment List
| will further say that in order to give all ar
opportunity TO have their names put on the
List will be open for inspection at No 70i
Market atreet. until the meeting Of the Lev.
Court, in February and / viii be in attendance
every evening" to make the additions required
The Levy Court meets the first Tuesday il
February, when the Lat will be presented Il
them for examination, and on the first Tuesday
in March they will sit as Court Of Appeal, whet
persons wishing alterations, which II is no
within the province Of the Assessor TO make
may apply to the Court.
In regard to the Investments 1 have called
on every person likely to have them according
to Law, so far as the allotted time would admit
but il any have been omitted and feel desiroui
TO bear their share of public burdens as all goot
citizens should, they will please notify me.
Respectfully,
w. I. ALRIcHs, Assessor, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
conestoga Valley H. n.

ANNUAL MEETINa-AMoUNT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The annual meeting Of the Conestoga VALLEY
r. r. was held at Churchtown, on Thursday
when the following officers were elected for tie
ensuing year
President Hugh Z. Steele.
Directors Edward Brooke L Heber Smith
James M'Caa, Levi Rest ]. II. Jacobs, john
Plank, John ]. Stoltzfnse, Levi Watts. DAME
Oberholtzer. Joel Werger.
Treasurer William d. Smith
The road is to commence at Springfield, on tn,
line of the Wilmington and Reading Road ant
run to Iitiz or Mannheim, on the Reading ant
Columbia Road. and from thence probably t.
Lancaster The sum Of sS1 900 has already beer
subscribed, which means business, and is al
earnest thatthe work will be speedily commenced
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
Jan24,w&s-3t


Health would be much more carefully guarded
than 1t is az present. and the average Of human life
heightened by many years,f common sense and the
light OF experience were accepted by the un versal
public as their medical monitor and guide. The
true philosophy Of health is simple. 1t consists in
refraining from indugences and imprudences which
impair the vital forces and In supplying any den-
cheney Of vital power and constitutional vlgor that
may exist, by invgoratng and Alternative treatment
To reinforce and regulate a feeble system, and to
prevent more vigorous physique from yielding to
unhealthy and facilitating influences, Hostetter's
Stomach Btter7 is unquestionably the most potent
OF all vegetable purifiers As a stimulant, 1t is the
purest ever administered in medical practice; as
tonic and stOmachic, the most infalbe as an anti
bilious agent, the safest and surest, and as an
aperient and regu ating medicine mild and painless
yet Irresistible II is protection against disease OF
every kind, and all seasons, and ia particularly Ell
caci6us as means OF forearmng the system against
the ailments generated by raw. DAMP ungenia
atm )sphere. Hence its great value a winter
tonic and lnygorant No one predisposed TO indi.
gehton, billlousness, constipation, rheumatism oI
nervous headache should ever be without this Vital
Elixir. As certain class Of country dealers are
very anxious 20 dose their customers with loca
bitters, OF worthless or perniclous character
which they represent TO be equal superior TO the
great national tonic, the public IL hereby reuarneG
against their " tricks OF t-ade,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
8eaister's aIutifes.
nEGlsTERls OFTIcF.

ID EGlSTER'S OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, JanHary 22d, 1872
Upon application Of Robert Wilson, Thomas vii
son and Rachel Wilson, Executors, OF William s.
Wison,late of Wilmington Hundred in said County
deceased II Is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Executors aforesaid, give notice
Of the granting Of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
to posted within 40 days from the date of such Let
ters In six Of the most public places of the County
OF New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, or abide by
an Act OF Assembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted Wthin
the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be con-
tinued therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office of
IL. 81 the Register aforesaid at New Castle In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS Register
NOTlCE-An persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
atlested to the Executors on or before Jan. 22nd
1915 or abide the Act of Assembly in such cak e
made and provided.
Address ROBERT WILSON, !
THOMAS WILSON, y Executors
RACHEL WILSON,
ami
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
Jane Coombs comes on Monday.

Jano COombs comes on Monday.
]. ]. McMullen resumed Lis duties at the p
W. 4 B. depot yesterday.
A. n. Keithler left Wilmington at noon to-day
for two weeks absence In Chicago and the
West
A Mr.. Lyon, OF New York, recently purchased
a small farm OF Mr.. Jeste' at EllendAle, tc
which he will remove in the Spring.
The protracted meeting at Harrington NJ. Z
Church still continues. % persons professed
conversion on Thursday evening, 18th in st.
The Good Templars OF Harrington will give
musical entertainment and hold festival and
fair on the evenings Of February 7th, and sth.
Proceeds to be appropriated to furnishing their
hall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
societies.
MEETINas THIs EYENINa.

Mechanics Lodge No. 4, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Mnqua Tribe, No. s, /. o. II. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AS Market street.
jefferson Council No. 10, o. U. a NJ, at Me-
cllanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge, No. q X. OF r., at Knights
of Pythias Hail. 2ll Market street.
Asbury olge,I. o. of G. T., at 9Th and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27
New AarerlI.emenl., ThI. Da,.

Funeral notice
Room for rent
House for rent
Pocket-book lost
Carpet Loom for sale
Co-partnership notice
Public sale OF trimmings
Public sale of real estate
Drop OF gold earring lost
Dissolution OF partnership
HardWare-Truman 4 Shaw
Yankee lunch at Atlantic Hotel
Military Fair at Masonic Temnle
CompOsit1r wanted, at this office
Ssotice-" Old GUS barber shop
Houses and building lots fer safe
Childrens jubilee at Masonic Temple
Ins Ct Powders at B 4 c Shoemakers
Maggie Mitchell at the Grand Opera House
Situation In a store wanted by young lady
Vtrmin Exterminator, at B & ShS emaker's
Balsamie Cough Mixture, at 4 c shoemaksrs
Miss Jane COombs at the Opera House. Monday
night
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-27

mP-Buunma AT Mn FORD Mr.. David Lanl,
one of our best and most enterpriaing shipbuild-
ers, is about completing very large and hand
some two-masted schooner She Is owned by Dr..
Marshall and others Of this town, and i the
largest ever built and owned entirely in Milford.
She will be commanded by Capt John Reyille.
We understand that Mr.. I.ank has contracted for,
and viii Immediately commence another sehoon-
or (three masted) OF $50 tons -Ne,os and Adrer-
tseF.