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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-01
NseU Advertisements.

lust Received fine assortment Of
- Clocks and Watches. For sale cheap, by
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ITO HOuseKeepers.-T undersigned ii
J. now manufacturing the best Washing Ma

chine ever patented.
CAMPS MAGIC CLOTHES WASHER,
patented in 1868, is given up to be the best in
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to the clothes, and less labor than any other now
manufactured. Persons wishing to examine the
article or leave orders, can do so by calling on
LEVI SHAVER.
aug 1-tf Staunton. Va
Docket Book LOst-S5 Reward
i On Saturday, the 9th of July. l lost my
Pocket Book, between Staunton and my resi-
dence, two miles from the city, on the Church
vile road. 1t contained $3O-one $40 bill; one
SIS bill three ST. bills, and the balance in cur
rency bills from so cents to 10 cents. will
give the above reward for the recovery of my
pocket book and contents. It was all the mon
ey had and hope the finder will return it to
me at once. ALFRED E. SHIFFLETT.
aug 1-3t
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Mr.. Sayles j. Bowen, formerly Mayor of
Washington city, alleges that President
Grant swindled him out of $50 900 awith a
cooluess and dcliberation that would do cred
it to blackleg" He says that Grant is a
misery, sordid man, and will resort to any
thing. evasion or invasion Of law and justice,
or anything else that an honorable person
would despise to put money in his pocket"
That "his habits are the worst possible kind,
and his associates Of the lowest order" aud
that at the end Of his term he will be as
rich IS Jew and as,infamous as he who be-
trayed his Lord and master for thirty pieces
of silver" Mr.. Bowen intends sueing the
President for the recovery of the S25 900
out Of which he alleges he was swindled.
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r. P. REAGAN's OLD STAND
w. ID. BARBOUR,

Opposite Virginia Hotel,
ST AUN ON, VIR INA.
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MiscelI0neoass.
miscellaneous.
oToOLEeS
OPPOSITION HACK [|NEI
STA UNToN
TO
Stribling Springs
Fare Reduced from Sc to 81.
RETURN TICKET GOOD UNTIL USED

RETURN TICKET GOOD UNTIL USED.
Baggage Wagon will run in connection en-
that Passengers will have the full benefit of the
ease and comfort of the Hacks
SCHEDULE.
Leave American Hotel at p. m duly, on ar
rival of Trains.
Leave stribling Springs at S a. M daily. CON-
Meeting with trains going East or West
VIII also furnish fne LIVERY at the Springs,
at low rates and on shortest notice.
My object is to please.
Office at American Hotel Staunton.
july 25-2m
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1t IS stated in Washington dispatches that
the Republicans will make desperate effort
to carry Virginia for Grant. While VIC do
not think there is much danger Ct such re-
suit, it is all important that vigilance should
be observed, and spirit of Cancellation prac-
tised towards those Democrats who, as yet,
do not recognize in the Greeley movement
the perfection of wisdom. 1t must be re-
membered that go Republican, except Frank
lin Stearns, Of any prominence. has declared
against Grant, while many Democrats, in
Guiding number Of vel! known gentlemen
of high character, have announced their hos
tility to Greeley We know further. that
there are number of men, heretofore acting
with the Conservative party, who will vote
Tor Grant, or not vote at ALL All the indi-
cations point to reduction of the Walker
majority, how much We are not prepared to
say.
If the North Carolina election to-day. goes
in favor of the Republicans, it will have
very exhiIirating effect on that party in Vir-
GINA. Both parties are claiming the old
North State, however, by majorites raging
from 5000 to $4,000. Of course, some body
will be disappointed. IT the contest in Vir-
ginia is as warmly waged as it has been in
North Carolina, there is no certainty as to its
effect. It may serve to arouse the Democrats
and increase the Walker majority, or it may
not. 1t is question of doubt.
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A colored sportsman in Rockbridgc was
6ura si0 for kiln. ,~e r..r;!,as
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Virginia Female Institute.

q n made from so cts. Call and examine orr
y W ~ samples sent postage free) for so cts.
that retail quick for $40. r. I. WOLCOTT. IIa
Chatham square, N. Y. 4w
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QOPn MONTH easily made with Stencil
pHcU and Key Check Dies. Secure circulars
and samples free. s. NJ. Spencer, Brattleboro,
Vt. Iw
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1IOKACE
To Hon. James r. Doolittle, chairman of
the Convention, and Messrs. F. ". Sykes,
John c. Maceabe, and others, committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
The Latest DODGE,

MR.. EDfToE.-- have been informed that
there is u petition IN circulation, Tor the ra-
mOval Of Marshall John NJ. Dnnn, and the
appointment OF ex Alderman Franci, Vim
cent in his stead, and that said patton wa.
presented by a candidate for office Mr.. r. j.
Donghcrty toa certain NJ ~ for Lis sigma
ture,
Thi, in my opinion, is the latest dodg. to
bring the Vincent men into working harness.
and in my opinion it is a smart one, hut il
will not work As no one believe, that the
petition will ever be sent to Washington, but
will be destroyed Immediately after ,he elec
tiOn, unless our worthy L. ). Marshal IS to be
High Constable, provided Mr.. Dnugherty l.
elected, which your readers are aware is al
office. the term Of which is three years, ant
the Marshal cannot remain in Office after th
4th Of March next. II the gentleman. VIII
asked the signature Of Or. W. +. F. is sin
cere, 1t certainly shows but little gratitude
for the Marshal. AS your readeas are aware
he has fallen from grace only because he wa
caught cheating his own political friends.
Mr.. Vincent may he deceived, by tn
dodge. but It will not deceive his friends, {
1t is too thin. NkRITAs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
OuUcan'o Dozen.

The Straight -out 4 the Last Ditch Democracy
10 not seem to gain recruits very numsrously Tor
heir little reunion vt l. ,uisvilie on September
Sd. The only Stra,ght-out democratic paper III
the "Jefiersoniam Democrat" goes bas x
on Col. Banton d.. and. from the best sourot9
Of information now attainabe, we learn that MI.
Charles O'Conor will not permit the use Of M,
name ~ redetter poster tor the H. ID. side show
But the ugly part OF the Louisville hu iness Is
the lively interest that the Grant wire-pullers
take it. This interest is not passive nor confined
to words Of encouragement and pats on the back
1t is eminently practical and IS aid and comfort OF
much meaning. Without Tor one instant credi-
ting the story OF the $4,000 brbe. which Co
Duncan has already denied, We cannot close our
eyes u this singular fact-vouched Tor On the
best authority and published editorially IN tht
"rrihune" "Judge Emunds not only knows. bu
directs II, and mainly responsible tor the fraud
udulent distribution OF campaign circulars unde
the franks OF nembeIs Of Congress. aud tho othe
scandaious proceedings which are now going on =
the Capitol In the Folding Rooms VI the Ssnnt
5000 copies OF Mr.. Banton Duncan's Lou,sviii
circular have been folded and franked under til
direction Of Mr.. Emnnds, and sent oil over IL
country; AMI we are assured that strict orde
were issued by the same gentleman that nobo.
/ except the folders sh3uld see what the circul
!. contained. Mobile Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
peroonAl.

Daniel Drew in worth s25.0OO, 600.
General Ooliis is homo from Europe
Mautou Marble is not dying. but recovering.
Mrs H. B. Stowe IS a constant contributor to
the "Christlan Union."s -, {, ~--..e
Chancellor Bates hAs returned from his usual
summer travels NJ Il
Co.oSe, SCOTS TsxAs Pssi6o Railroad party has
returned to San Francisco from South California
Grselsy, Brown. OConor and Senator Harry
WILSON have all been invited to the Ci4cinnat'
Fair.
The EMpress Eusenis and Prince Imperial
have lett + iinburgh aud returned to their ho'h'
Ut Chiselhurst.
Professor Agass,z aud party have arrived at s"'
Francisco on board the United States stea'hr
Hsssler.
George H. Bates, Esq and Daniel Bates. Jr
arrived ho ne from thelr European tour on Frida,
They have both been greatly b-nshtted in healt'
Col Henry Pletzciuer. who has been absel
in Germany and travelling over Europe TOR abo'
two years and half, returned to Wilmington Ia
week. He is looking ,nuch better in health III
ssys b. intends TO make our CITY his home'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
The Manassas Abduction Case.
CLARK, THE ALLE0ED sEDUCKR. SHOT BY AIos
FEwELLs BROTHER.

MANASSAS, A Il ",.t 81. james F. Clark, the
-e.iuccr Of Miss Fannie Fewsll, was shot and
probably killed in the jail at B:entsville this
morning about 3 o'clock, by her brother, Rody
Feweil Mr. Fewell came up on the night
train from l.ynchburg, and 60, OF at Bristol
staten and walked over to Brentsville, and on
going To the Jail found the front door oven.
A black boy, the only per.o" present, told him
in which cell Clark was, and on going there he
found Clark lying on his bed. Seven sho,s we're
fired thro',gl, the grating Of the Gel one Of them
,akirg effect in Clarks lef. breast just below the
| heart
Mr.. Fewell returned I" Manassas, and has
surrendered himself INTO the hands "f the ~.
thorities. 1t is thought Clark il dead by THU
time (ll A. NJ
The brother Of the wronged girl has the un
doubted symIa,hie- ii the ..alblic with him.
, Many wonder why he did nat kill her sssiuce
, before.
LATER.--A messenger who left brentvills I
! , O'clock reports that Clark VIA s,ili livill
!. when he lsfi but his physicians say he must di
Two shots took effect one in the breast, and OF
a in the side.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

That Senator Cameron should travel from Ph'i-
adelphia to Washington to consult the President
about the alarming ex,genc'es oi thr feh"-s W.,
MI. canvass. only to hud that the tics.d-ut had
lett things to take care OF themselves AMI hai
gone to Long Branch, is of trlh,ne consequence
The Washington dispatch, however. which mar
rates tins small affair adds something at more in"
ment III the statement that Cameron, III MS fa2e
c,nfas.ed his certainty that tiov. Curtin would "r
pose Hartrantt and support Greeley and Br"w'
and th.reupon proceeied to abuse that sentlema'
| Ia his hearts coutent. The remarkable neei I"
| AN increase OF the force in the Philadelphia Nav
Yard J.. also one Of the significant signs OF IN
t,n,.s j., which our Liberal Republican friends II
Ph,la,, l,ha cannot give too earnest attention:
1t is very singular. and wholly unaceountabe' I'M
| sudden and startling need FOR more men III IN
Nnyy.Y ards, alike in Phiiadslph,a. brooklyn. an
portsmouth. What a bad way our navy mu
, Ia, in A. !. Itth,a'e.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Forged ae6slpss.

:. !. announced ever the signAture Of COL Jesse
s..,,. Chairman Of the Democratic Executive
conmitt.e OF the city, that large number OF tax
...,n,. have been distributed to negroes ON which
M. holders would attempt to vote tomorrow =
~. colsctors are bound to prosecute oil such Of
..na.,, against the State. 1t - dsfnudinx the
.,.,. ~ the tax, dsiraud,ng tbs citizens. and
,,m;o.l offence aga,nst the law for which hns
,,d Imprisonment 10 the penalty. Lot 1t be en-
forced on all offenders.
Warrants srs out for ths hol.asrs of forged re
,.o,. and also for some Of those who distributed
| than.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

FUNERALS We clip the following from thr
Golden Age
The ministers Of wilmington. pel.. have struck
40 a,nst tho custom of SUNDAY iu"eraS, ,nes
ira th. usual sery Ices exhasting enough without
.Iv,t,hinp a funeral between them. Moreover
thew object to standing anywhere to snt the whln'
ot tha master OF ceremonies aud add TO The p'.
tnre,nneness ot the occasion. and protest against
nray,,g on time. All this looks reasonable ehp"t'"
but why did they not insist that eaots" rs .n'
univ proper place To hold "A funeral IN inrr'
svsrv one can see and hear and be eoihioi'ap"
and Tue minister can see who he Is addrs.''ns
-. ,auunt when ha Is stationed III the hall Al IN
foot Of the STAIRS aud all the asso. latoiIs OF 'h
| Mace IN harmony with thu s"tN,ee ih'. '""''
Is the place of all Others to b'. married III a"
buried from
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Z. II the nalaYnre Gazette.

Far the Delaware Gazette.
CP.JoHNsoN. ESQ Dear Sir l see an article
in the Commercial Of the 2Sth inst, slgnsd Glow
or End" saving 1t reported and generally crssl-
tied, that the Democratic candidate for Sheriff at
tehdeh the Red Lion camp meeting. elect,oneer,ng
and treating the people to whiskey and ice-water.
attended tho camp several times, but did hot ut
any time take particle Of any kind OF liquor. Oh
even ,ce-water upon the ground, nor was instru.
mental in any way whatever in having any brought
there. II Mr.. "Lower End" was an honest inqui
| er after the truth, would hsv. satisfied him u
necessary under oath to the truth Of the abov'
statement but he prefers to give the slander more
publicity by advertising 1t in the Commercial
Respectfully. Isaac .fRuBB.
New Castle Hundred. August 80. lb1?.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
west Virginia.

The old hons youngest whelp has done her
duty we'll after all. Jacob, 1t is true, has been
sseted--but he is faithful to Greeley, and that q
some consolation The entire Conservative ticket
outs le Of the Governor, has bsen carried by III
lsas. ten thousand majority. while the censt'tu
ton hAs been adopted with the negro d'squahfy
ing clause LETT out that is just what v.
wanted. The Congressman will have to he voted
for again. thsRs WAS authority for their e'ec
ton ct thus time. 30 "all Is we'll that ends we'll
and the Youngest daughter oil old Virginia is still
true To the family traditions. Richmond In
quirer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Rus,ness for Women.

The Brooklyn Eagle suggest that the wo-
men who are clamOring for heM IN which
they may display their business energies and
talents should 90 into the eating house busi-
ness and thinks that in short time they
could run their male competitors out OF the
feld. At any rate 1t is certain that women
could not do worse in the restaurant business
aud might do better than the men now en-
gagged In It. The characteristics OF IN
American restaurant are bad cookery, di
aud high prices OF course there are ex
ceptions, but they are 80 rare as to only Prov
tho rulv.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

A Grant contemporary congratulate 'tte't
mon the fact that ..the North Carolina rie',
.;rn has had the effect Of clearing the poi.tiral
atmosphere In q remarkable degree. very
r.,narkable, indeed. 1t has cleared away all
doubt in the minds Of the people As to the nst
ey the hat sscson has s Cleared
Savars, Republican Congressman. and thus
maze way for good Democrats. 1t has clear LEA.
al the senate Of the United states oi air..
Pool whose place will be supplied with some
thing of a purer and fresher character: ines, >,
are some OF the clearings accompl'sne" "
that election.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

A MODEL or SOloMoN's TEMPLE.-one o'
~ c,rioaoties be sent TO the forthcoming IN,
r .srns,ion exhibition .. Vienna will BE- mode,
"f soiomon's Temple, cut ont oflime.ree wood
.sOhus Flsviss, BY Francis LANCER, sculptor o. o
Ksadeu. and his son. They bestowed betwee.
,hsm tSirty-eight ysau Of labor upon the mod
sI but when The son died, in 1883, II was no no
co.mple,ed--,he finishing labor having oee'
.iyen by the aculptors tovnsmsn. Inc ccu .,
Sisted work took up . space of s25 square 'ee'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
The NavAdA 0aet1oxad .

New LONDON, Conn, sept. THE Phila
deiphia and Hartford Transportation Co,npa-
ny's steamer Navads, from Philadelphia on
August 90, f. NJ. Grumley master. while an
chOred at the mouth of Thames river, tOOk
tire at 10 this evening and burned to thu
waters edge. Her cargo cOmprized rags.
wool, merchandise, gasoline. &c. The vessel
and cargo are total loss. The captain AMI
crew . escaped 10 the beats, saving nothing
posed to have resulted from spontaneous com
| bustiOn Of wool, which produced an explosion
Of gasoline, The loss will not exceed 81, ,Ooo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Only $500, 900!

IN. o. the Republican nominees for the City
|,onocil ,.id there would be shout saH, ,oW OF the
(,,,'. money expended next year! What this
~, ann Il to ba expended for has not yet tran
-.a p,t It is q reason for changing the Conn.
4, Citizens are you prepared I" have this gre"'
.n drvu from your trsasuryT II not, vote fo
4. n.mocratic Councilmsn in your wards t"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

THs MEN WHO GovERH PHILADELPHIA. Phil
adslphia officials are in bad way. One has been
In jsil for . ioug time; another has just been
ssntsncsd 10 the psn,tsntiary for three years; .
thiEd has Just been convicted OF gross m'sde.
nsaner. and y st large on bsil: fourth has just
had "le9si proc .sdings" commenced against him
tor operations involving fraud and forgery ~
oeoe; . HstA 10 before n investigating commttte'
Of sounoiis; . sixth, the CITY solicitor. was 70
osaty most severely denounced by one OF I'M
satA Il under bail for sxtortion. and two NOR
were before the courts on Aoaday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

II i, said that 200 negroes offered to remain
i, tbs CITY and vote tom 'rro" 1t e"h were
,.,m.bsa with SO. They intended 7" part'ci-
nat. in the hod carriers parade. We have no'
hard whether the monsy was raised or not. One
t,lor who got his $40 at ths Paa OA's. the re-
,ort AVA. showed it with great glee to others
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

0RANTs PRrs-A terrible Indian massacre u
rapostsd in Colorado. On Monday last, : Hov.
0nnsnt txain q 50 male teams, Loaded WIN army
supplies tos Fort Lyoa. under oommAno OF o'o.
Dry Creek va,by. betvssn Carson Oey ana tns
Fort. The wagons we're plundsred an1 bafeSd.
tAs nnlo cayzisd a. and Is men bslons,ng 70 tne
train LETT killed or wounded ON the ground. bty.
~ was 1syed shvs By tAs savsgss. Fteen osae.
men are missing. II 10 said the train were nndel
the escort Of Lieut. NcFsriand, with several hun
drsd cavalry, but the escort were nine m''Ss u
the rear at the time OF the naAssAcre
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
po,,,,o., condItIoo IN Mobile.

NOZZLE, ALA. August 3l.-At ward meetings
in this city, last night, = complete coalition
between oil parties favoring the election "'
Greeley aud Brown aud the State ticket was
secured. Liberal Republicans were sent to !h'
County Con ven,iop and to the Genital Convention
on the same footing ~ the Democratic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

WILSON raa Know.Noruuo. w Wt!soa. pasn
ID to the walL dsn.ss that he wrote the letter 70
the Germans Of Brooklyn. in when ne -
ing.
Albsst Pike 10 out in another lettsr again ehsFg,
ins Wilson with ths f@ct and Offering saol''on
proof.
!. W. Bird. Of Rostou. also makes the charge
md eAys be has lsttsF wnttsn oy Wl.son: -
With the ordnr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Aottfes.
DR0posALs.

IN. uuaor.isuej viii receive Proposals until
Thur.iay. Srptt mher a,h. ls!.. nj O'CLOCK. p ~.
for ,irading nd Grsseliug the Side s9d CIo:1 Az
enues OF ktvervi~W teM& terry. Also nr 1Isu'nS'
Mscnitmiginx and Gruvelins the Main Avenue.
The stone be sesd 10 the ssd o. ,ds .s
"i sravei The materials to be used to 6e OF :ucA
cha. scte! ss to bs .Iistactory J.: th1 C"m@
On Grounds and the wm.k to DE- done " man manu-" .n
his bids the price Cer square "a tor the SIDE ~
cross avenues and Rlso the ina'n avenue. llS
eomuujttse rcservs the right 10 to'eet any or ala
bids.
A0' 'N''A'' H. CAkSWELL.
| Chairman CoMmitte. on 0rounds,
,.oa, Th,-d Stic,t and tba RAILROAD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

AWE,oHry vorE-That the solid men .ss OF
the country are for Greeley snowVu uSy,,hss' Iy sT
vote Of the members q &C. .nS taTy ~ or the
c!a%os sss,, ~ Hncnst The number preseat wss
2sta % AJHa' The hssvsss Ss.hsd g
hounds. the lightest iss. TIE aS9ts9ss' ss
Sat' wsio 1T Of the company Va. 2l.Aae tes Ave! Aver
ass weight aisN At the s'Sse, close OF wss taken
festivities vote for tre,.,, tres,oen,. " -. Grant
with the following result: Greeley, ''' "'s"'
"a % Vic Wocdt,uli, l: :~catterinv. >.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

n.ha uract,cs Of drinking iced tea. WNhout
milk or sugar. il becoming very usual soh hs[e,
Snuoe .M n narscns add nsljce OF lemon to 1t, wncn
Is said 10 beam Improvement
a SAN Francisco despatch says that :, q! tns .ne
indians have len the Camp McDowen teseaT ~
xStion. in Arizona, aud are depredatingN N 10 y, ~
Sire.tions. The troops, In antlciPH1uvm -
another peace mission ftom 6enelai t'o~"'"
remain idly In camp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
For the Daily GasGtte.
WILMINGTON. September 2ud, 1872.

Mr. EDITOR "A crying dog nuisance existing
at 1924 W Front street. We have been disturt,-
I'd and annoyed for soms time past at nights. and
cannot get our natural rest, ON account Of howl
ing dog. and complaints have been made to the
Chief who lives IN the Of it AM cannot help
being cognizant Of the fact. We would like to d.
rect his attention to sections 2nd and 3rd OF thu
Ordinance concerning dogs. page lO4. Ordinance
Book published 1868. 1t. like many other ord'
nancss, liz OF no avail unless 1t Is enforced.
BY those who want their rights,
THOMAS &. TAYLOR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Look out Tor shem.

We have heard that number OF negroes nave
=. brought from Maryland to vote III this city
Their namss are secured. Look out
|, ,hsm at the polls and sst them bs "ent to New
III. isu II caught They who vote illegally de-
L.,vs the lash. tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

The New York World, in no:icias tss prss.
ent OF lox Of Deachea to Queen Vlcaosia. from
J. b. Fennimore, Esq.,of Aiddlesown say. "Hs
would have done better TO cal them h,mselE
For, in the first place, England grows the a,os,
magnificent peaches in the world. and. in the
second place, the business Of sending American
gifts To Queen Victoria WAS X, s,,omo,mly over
done many years ago that parcels FROM Ihis aid.
OF the Atlantic have long been tabooed d Wind
sor and at Buckingham Palaces The old 20
tentate who can be relied on 10 accept peach~
in this way @stivates a, Long Branch.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
p. s,,.,ahe.0u 0ut oonventIon.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. l.-One hundred ana htty
dssgates to the democratic convention are aow m ~
tns citv part Of The delegations from New
VIZ Michigan, New Jersey, Arkansas Indians
And PsnnsylSsuia are here. The Convention meet,
a. tan O'clock Tues lay morning. Ths talk 10 tha
samuel J. Bayard will be permanent chairman
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Political.
Political.
GREAT GERMAN
GREELEY & BROWN
DEMONSTRATION MEETING.

great eel ing will be held ut the eadQ asrters.
in S,Vilie's Building. at 4 o'clock Tonight. Mr.
and orator. frou, phi,adslphis. will address. the
" WilminStnnians. He WAS formerly strang urnnt
man. and j. now one Of the most prominent sup
poriers OF areeiey aud Brown. A tuli attendance
is expected sep2lt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02
Expensive Pavement.

A new pavement is being made in Union
Park, New York, chiefly Of rock importe. from
Switzerland. which is first ground to powder
then heated to 800 degrees, and while in that
aa,s spread upon bed of cement. II is com
pressed by rollers becomes perfectly smUih ,and
10 said 10 form u solid surface, alike imPerNl"u'
| 70 heat and water.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-02

SENAroR STOCKTON NOT A STRAIGHT ouT.-
rh. Trenton True American denies the story
that Senator Stockton favors the Straigh'-"u'
movement. or that he attended the recent meet
ing in that city.
In cutting a roadway through the blum al
Sioux civ the other day. the remain, OF
deer we're found fifteen feet below the surface
the head OF which was In good state OF pre-
ser alton.