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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
ALABAMA.

WAsHiNGToN, Aug. 2g.-Acc1unis from
Alabama represent ravages of worm as
causing the almost total destruction Of
the cotton crop. Universal bankruptcy
among the cotton planters is anticipated.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

It is stated that the Attorney General
has received official Information ON
North Carolina which makes il necessary
to give tue Ku KluN eases another exahi
nation, aud the President has, therefore.
decided not TO issus the llardons to the
ku kluX nj present.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
NEW BISHOP.

WA-mINGTON, Aug. 29-Rcv. James
Gibbons, Of North Carolina, has received
hull from the Pope Plus creating HIM
Bishop If Richmond, retaining his present
iur.sdiG on over North Carolina.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
McOleIlan.

General Mcclellan has declined q pub
We reception in San Francisco. lie says
he has no connection with the Diamond
Mining Company, knows very little about
diamonds, and Is not even certain that
those exhibited came from Arizona.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

PRuvIprNcE, Ang so The steamer
.Mhx was Junk by collision With sailing
vessel ills IN lming.
Tne Revenue cutter luoccdsin lie ut the
scene Of disaster.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
MURDER ~ PHILADELPHIA.

PmLAnElrrtA, August %. - James
DuughcriY, stabbed last night by a gang
ui rough, in the street, died OF his wounds
thi- mufuilg.
D3uehrr.y is quite notorious for his
connect GA Wi u Hugh Mara in the at
tempted assassin itiOu Of t. 5. Detective
Bruuls sorc years ago, aud for which he
WASH th Mana, e'nt to the penitcutiary,
whence hr was released hy one Of Cover
nor O. "irN's nuTcrous pardous.
IL appctrs that DoughertY, who was
member Of the old Moyamensing Hose,
.Ot into a quarrel with James Kane and
spnc other members Of the old Hope Hose
Company in Il beer saloon last evening,
aud The discussion eliminated In serious
| qunrnl AZ half past . the deceased
-t1itr for his home, No. S02 Cooley
street q dark and narrow alley. Almost
! IN ilout Of his own door he was attacked
/ hy - gang of ruilinns, presumably those
| with whom he had been quarrcing) who
ku0rked him down and swure they would
murder him. One of the number stabbed
bin in the abdome en- innicting q terrible
gtsh which severed the rutrals and nearly
cut The stomach out. lie ran to neigh
boring house the rullians following him,
hut he door WIS shut In their face They
swure thcy would have entrance hut this
] 80 ms va i''N hi'il NV 'lHiulll Nlthcu hu
old lady belonging 10 the .house who was
accidentally shut Out in G using the door
against them.
The prisoner was quickly informed that
his wounds were mortal, and he asked for
"A priest. Onc Was accordingly brought,
us VA also an Alderman to take his d ing
statement, tut he positively refused to
divulLc the uamcs Of his assassins
\ ma named James Kane is believed TO
hc thu murderer, and tue police have him
in custody. lie is q young married man
oi about q, and WAS quite drunk when
I arrested.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
TENNESSEE

MrNrHis, Tenn, August27. r. W. Mar
tin Ut Ripley county, who murdered his
Sntc,Wae ikcn from Jail by armed men
md shot.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
THE ARBITRATORs.

MEETING TODAY ~ GENEVA.
BY Telegraph to EVERY EVENING.
GENEVA, August 3Dth. The arbitrators
met to-day and adjourned until Monday.
The proceedings OF the session are
unknown.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

In the United States District Court at
Providence, Il. l., Wednesday, Judge
Knowles declared the Cuban war vessul,
Pioneer, forfeited 10 the uui.ed StaltS,lnd
or Tered her 10 be sod.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

-Nanderhilt's daily income is $4,000.
-Dram shop licenses are 81 200 each In
Barry county, Mo.
Nine. Lucca's engagement ends at
Chicago On May 18Th, lS13
Que hundred years ago there were but
four newspapers in America
Tho Mikadu is coming Everybody is
ext ectcd to mix ado about IT,
The Livingstone expedition cost the
New York Herdid over SiO,OO0.
"A Jewish temple that cost 500 900 is
nearly completed in Milwaukee,
Maggie Mitchell is at Long Branch,
whr"' She drives q dear little poly.
The Ilndoos only drink water. Other
people would do well to do as the Hindoo.
-Four-ton chiscls, whose click can he
heard for miles, are used u break rocks
in Iowa.
There are just Two things in this lie
Tor "hlrh We are never prepared, aud they
are twns.
An Alabama lady has worked a silk
puil trihc state fair, with two Thousand
pie 6 in ii.
An Ohio pedagOgue odyar,ises to keep
sunday school twice II week Wednesdays
and SHuidiys.
A kcnmckN horse Is ia the habit of
e1tlng what few ducks he finds 10 his
watering trough.
Two Cincinnati newspapers are quar-.
relin5 because they look alike, and buyers
often purchase one for the other.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

The Street Commissioner Is given
additional authority 10 arrange for the
removal of garbage, which we hope win
result in an effective system for the &c
complishment of this important end.
Ex-Governor Curtin Very III.
FIX Governor Andrew g. Curtin, since.
his arrival in New York from Europe
lew days ago, has been stopping with bis
son.in.law, Mr.. Page, in Brooklyn, and
his health, which was very bad on his
arrival, does not improve, and Thursday
he was in condition so critical that the
pay siciaus forbade any one seeing him
eNcNlt his nurse,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
a Sad Tale OF Love.

A recent letter from Boston contains the
following:
{" A funeral procession passed hy ycslcr-
day. A Young man told me u story that
/ think has IA u culinr sadness about it.
AT Sarntoga. last season. at one OF the
largest nnlls. was a Young lady with III,
most charmins and fascinating mann III
and graces. Her toilet was equally rs
pleasing. She was the belle of the ball
an honor accorded her without dissent.
Her attendant during the evening was
Young man dressed most gaudily, and
bearing himself with all the dista@tciul
self cuncrlt Of htaiul,ss millionaire.
lie was the sun ola Boston leather dealer.
He met the mdy at Saratoga for the first
time last Season. and Ahr. by direction Of
her parents, who were also wealthy. and
insisted ON the atranrcment, became hit
niII4nced. Previous 10 this She mad met
A younp cent oman ais, trnu Boston. of
utinost tes,,rrt,,iilitv of tNorouph honor
,,,J int,nrrtv In, ,vitbnut fo,ttnr. Tn
| liz, sLc h,o,, s,.,n,,li,,, u,nr,. than a
rrin,d in ~ aiu,n't a. he,rntt,j lie
u,.. ',,,,,, MA ri,.n Ir Ill. avn s,,rn N
| cn,ts .,,.d u.a. IL l. s,iJ ,n..c..rJ Of
/
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

TSE LSSgS,GEgvx ACcS-TAe FS1nl
anG=S Sa&S:ss u iAs Es8s>I 3el&y
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pissed I&st S!sssc, SS he hzlt i oa
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sSA tAs FSSs!> ESstss lie nasy Il tie
AS WITH Tie SiAsr zaEissss - &oa,7aG-y
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tAs eSsaesS A&S hSS= SSSsase2 u AS
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HSS2 Svss S1 sSaeEAS sSSSNsS - laws
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ky p;es TaS>sSSSS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25
John RroEn,s EanIlr.

The Philadelphia BsEsas says that the
Democratic party q this country has moi
hNen accustomed TO rega7i the family O
Cd John Brown with any marked desree
Of reverence sud respect, bat they have
rNoeatly hunted up hoothes Of his, nam,
cd Frederick BroEn, and IS he is sout 10;
GreAey Sre using him under the shadow
o. The SaoS, tThNcAtref thsy may rov
think ll q oSsaEottGnie'S name, Al
tho1SA il docs not APPEAR that be eve;
hSd S1E connection With john Browns
4nCSS3&Nery cPeSAtioaS O. Contributed 4
dollar q : wA0d q sympathy 10 TIE
cAESe to which his haosSer devoted him.
Set As Il h&p2s2S another member OF
the 4aily hSS &iSo spoken, Aa3 his psi
tSaa Is with knowing Its John S-owa,
If- so q 0S 0SSGEnst1aisS and his
oaap&1io1 IN his pe-i!& BE wAs asked
soEns tina S!coto unite kiaS&f with The
G7sAler pArEy, &93 il reSp0ass vr&s the
io,IoS:aS lesisS:
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August :, iScS
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have <E1 oeea, $AAAkG 10 RtsahSSsz
ySSCcEgssS sal 10 Tie cEis party IN ~
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bury FSeSsseass Rel-tAe Pa-ty Ehae
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the old ship Of State four years longer,
We want men Of practical Skill TO govern
This eounlry-no mere theoriEerS,
Our suiieringS were great during our I'M
prisonment but our reward has been
great When We contemplate this great
country with its forty millions Of inhabi-
tAnts, and with It's wealth, intelligence and
enterprise, and reflect that when It's exist
encc was imperiled we aided in preScrv.
ING It, and Il has been preserved TO Us and
our p,lStetity, q little pride Is exc1sa6le
l am assured that our Convention will
be u harmonious one, not only harmo-
NOUS but joyous Twill trespGSs no long
or upon the time Of the Convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

"Geu Grant never has been defeated, and be
ESVOf will SsN"-llNEAcH GREELxT,
"wAllo asserting tie tlGAi Of GVtsT RrPUNN.
can ~ His aRtrEnnSlEl choice ola candidate tos
nSxi FrNslGSnl URul nomination 10 made, I
rSEisos 10 suspect that Cen, Grant viii ~ ~
NciIer qualified ENs that mNmcntOus trust IN
iSS2 !Asn no EAs 81 ISS "-ANAAcI 6IEIiII,
!S,sWtA ~ SA IlaHaFJ, 1871,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

rRarEETr VALuE NJ NV EoxK,-
The lASAl N&lG4rSN0 q tie State q New
NNS $ $l,Stl.$sS,&i0 CAl estate and
$+NS.sE$0&S Ps2Sn2&l; cN:&l, $S,NSS, 81.
as TIE v1cAtaa Q: tie city u New
N0&. s. Sxsi BY tie State SaG-S q Al.
ssSS& E&s $aSA,&St!0 rcN &a3 49,
at. - ?s-snal TSs $sGts Bari 4
S2s&GaSaa lave 0&:SoSG iAs ia. estate
vAsasSaa - $sSA&N&tIN making tie toa&l
eis&!sS3 vSlax;SA2 $I.pGI .SSS&SS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

OK " the best informed politicians q
the west writes to Washington City, IL
answer to request tw his private opin'
ion ~ the situation in IndiG1A and ohiN
IS follows
Il raS&rd lndi&nA IS safe in OcioNer
OAia ASA Bess arc plenty here ih&'
Grant will he elected, without tASe-&"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

AMONG the old papers in the Recorders
otils " Lewis county, is $ list Of the W.
icrs II the court house precinct Al the
presidential election q 1894. The total
number then WAS ~. Now ii Is SsS
The candidates were CLAY, CRAWFORD,
ADAMS and JACKSON,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

TuE statistics Of woOlen manufactures
in the United States, contained IN AeNasus
NPnrt just prepared, shows the number
Mc>,AhltShments is ASH, and the amount
~ capital invested is SNSSs4,SSl. Mary.
land has ihiEtysonc factories
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49,. ~,9lS&

AOtAl''ss,ss.s,s..s.....-. IsSlS y
Whole amount Of yO0ihS, l70,OSl.
Amount Pr aEsihI, 81 S9k This amount
pr ospStl len = small remainder, $l9 90,
which EAs Distributed arbitrarily among
the counties. TIE total amount xppoF.
tio1ed in ISL, RSS $IS&yS06 g. f1S dup,
IL ISL, 81 OF, Whole number Of
youths lSsl, l6&746 The total amount
distributed In 1870, was $9&,l4S o.,
The latter represented the accumulation
o. The fund for seventeen mouths, the
distribution being made in 1871, 60 Sep.
bcmbeE Isl, instead OF April lst IS in
preceding year.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Fol

Q kAL ED PROPOSALS FOR
~ SCHOOL FURNITURE AND HEATING
FURNACES SoAlea Proposals. Win Ne received
6y tSs Geek q he Bead q RdHcAtion q ~
SeAoN DiGtriet o. Wheeling. until 8 O'Clock r
\. o. THURSDAY oeso6er II, lSG2, tCe SeA0ol
FerEitnre, including Tie various AlSas and Size
o. FGpte' DeskA Teachers DEAN, Recitation
SeAeN CAAlrS 4e., sa4ei6at % furnish ten o;
more ROMA IN Richie School HoaSt Also Of
iHeAd3E Furnaces iOc Tie SAna haiidllg, viii
Tie ,, 5, Williams EJaPorGtOr attached o eAeA
flEnAae.
Rides vim please SpOcity separately Tie prieI
o. tSe Furniture a. the place Of manufacture,
he pttes delivered a. TIE city o. Wheeling, and
Ne pttee WAe1 pat n Tie 61ilaing Ill euaplStO,
Ana they nrst also specify Ne Eand Of UoodC
which Tie Furniture i made.
II pr4snoAhie hs49ers Gre eeqeeased 70 eIAie-
II SSsP>es Of their Furniture TIE FeFnltuFS h
~ Delivered o. O hsiorO The ist January. GSf1
AID The Heating Furnaces % b pat n he 6aiIa
!Eg % y oetora the lSi day .. NoTenAer aexL
seTS J. u. BlCERLA CltEk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

AppOrIionmeaI of the school Fund,
We are indebted 10 Superintendent
LEWls for the following table showing BY
counties, the apportoumen. Of the School
Fund tOs, the year commencing septem,
.har lsi 1874,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25

GeaGs:A VII ssSe; s GSvSraas as Leg,
:&1;c7s o= "Wednesday, os;GStS Sd
TSe Republican AaSS&x;s ~ GaT=aNs i
NAvsaS \ Wakes tAt GxxExv c&2,
Gii&;s i INNES Y SIXTH, Hesss1i CIV
erae, Tas vlSe Il lie State il 7NosS;
years Ks hsea 81 salaVs Il ,SS$ SKI,
NEocS c&:-sa3 lie SI4fs against GIANT ~
SasSassy u ESf$S SSi SC1aax iSe
p2S.HAsl NEas slNs;oi (SIrE-aH he SSzs
yes ~ s aat!o:IC q SSSS l. 2$90 TX
Aggregate Il tie GsSSSSSs tx iAs Ds2H
cEGsSs Candidates !NS CAaSasS il ike
ws&e Safe vas &SySs& Il ISL Gav,
SGTyR v&s ssSsse3 % sooasei SG1CI
(SAo CsSSSaH9 v:iAE; NAH e?9SSGa2
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On MARRIAGE,

6tFcS y SE E1e 14css \ a1-9r a.le- ~.
haN& rSEoIcN& EnpSEun = lE-sEr1 -
msNNE Nv BsshlG q SsAnarl. M III
SemfSE5Alt SInAsjnA Saaas All Cr-IlE-S ~,
80. = kAls& BHpnlFgRA
$I4 NnA SSaG S14AhSsaiG~ Pa EsllSSE
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TUE President is expected 10 return to
Washington aud resume occupancy Otthe
Executive Mansion 10 morrow.
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S4as EQ9 EAS 0FeA ~ Asr n A. EsyII
I-SGSS SE15aSSs REStAlS M l1ssx5sSpe.
ga " eaSIEeEr1SEDFnG NJ ESthrHsHus YyaaS
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M Ark irff1sN8kH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25
RoYA, WATcARa.

We have In store lIee lipSd tEAll Silver
WAoheA tast The thing fos 6oyt-SIery one
guArAntecd and warranted. AlSO LAdle9' and
Cent? Gold and Silver Watches, ChAInS Jewel.
~ S.,S SiT CIV. MAfs SSSfss SSG H. PssS
~ N5e Watches, CioeSs, JSEssry, ~, rS'
EspsS OIToBY D DUFFTKLD.
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Mrs NElllR GRANT will sail for the
unitcd States On the lsth pruximo

THlE Charleston Federal Court has been
postponed till January Ilh next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-25
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$sA 8 Al FaGRlE-sS q sAa SSnnSr, "a; :
a. slIeueHG SeEhs GfsrsosaFAsi perstEs = mr.
er5lGs - DS1lg CE- ELSNA 1-11nrNukS e--rlE-S
max Hors 80 UarS eva - AA1nAE ~ "a
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IeecAs1ss. LACSGLZS$ MANI CoSolIS
\ SrspENe ~
cCRy.SSAi 6zsuras al aNSI-s4 Iss-rss4S :,
~ q 0OlEsaA S-SSs
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FoR SALE

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H G~c-SCozT Elk RoIxz N N
CHI. x LAAe1s III sazn s<ssA. csrszz1s-g
EzsaEA t=Et VA ga
S%EA4sE7 / E5Ta- sA1E4.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-08
NEW YORK.

New YORK, August S.-Applieation
was made yesterday for the removal Of
Stokes from his present cell to one less
damp and more comfortable. The ap-
plication is based on the certificate Of
DIR. Wood, attending physician, who
represents the prisoner as suffering from
bronchitis and asthma, and his general
health worse than at any time since his
imprisonment.
The Tribune's Washington special
says a telegram was received at the In
terror Department from Secretary De-
lano's family at Mount Vernon, stating
that the Secretary was lying i'll, and
fears we're entertained Of his recovery.
His son, John Delano, Chief Clerk Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-08
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AxrRroAE PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA 9. P. 4 A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Specials TO tine Ledger.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RepubIicans Claim the state.


New YoRR, August S.-TThe Times
special, from Raleigh, North Carolina
says returns from eleven Of the thirteen
western counties not heard from are in,
and give Caldwell net gain of forty
seven. There are only two counties to
be heard from. Caldwell's majority is
over 1000. The Republicans will have
a grand jollifcation meeting Thursday
night; there will be torchlight process
sion, burning of tar barrels, etc. Sena-
tor Pool, ex-senator Abbott, and Hon
S. F. Phillips, Chairman of the Repub'
lican State Committee, and other dis.
tiDguished Republicans, will deliver ad.
dresses.
A Tribune special from Raleigh &C
knowledges the. result as no longer
doubtful 1t places Caldwelps majority
at 1923, and yet, it says, the election is
far from being a triumph for the Grant
party. The Governorship of this State
is an empty honor unless the incumbent
has the Legislature to back him. On
the other hand the Conservatives have,
in the first place. chosen majority OF
the members to Congress, and will send
to Washington another Senator in ac-
cord with the Liberal administration
should that party be successful in gain
ing the November election. Editorially
the Tribune comedies the election of
Caldwell by a majority probably exceed
ing 1000. 1t intimates that sufficient
facts in regard to the manner in which
Caldwell has been counted in are in pos.
session Of Judge Merriman to warrant
him in undertaking a new contest for the
gubernatorial seat. In the meantime,
it says, while we lose the Governor, the
substantial point of victory remains
with us. We have in our hands the
power of installing Merriman, provided
the honest returns should show him
fairly elected. We should have been
glad to carry the Governor, and believe
if the votes we're honestly cast he would
have secured his election; but even with
out it the bulk of victory is ours.
The Times thinks the result in North
Carolina may be regarded as foreshadow-
ing of that of he Presidential election.
The World says: /" We are reluctantly
constrained to believe that Caldwell,
the Republican candidate for Governor,
has been elected by a small majority,
but the Democrats have elected major
ity to both branches of the Legislature,
and majority of the members Of Con-
gress. A practical lesson is to be
drawn from the result, and that is the
friends of Democracy in the Presiden-
tial contest must not delude themselves
with the notion that they can elect their
candidates by mere enthusiasm and
without an effort"
WAsHINGroS, August s.-Republican
papers here are jubilant over the North
Carolina victory.
It is believed that an important polit-
ical movement will be decided on if the
Cabinet meeting takes place Friday.