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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
STATE INSANE Y L

az THE STATE OF NEVADA, AUTHOR:
CDIxed by Act Of It's Legislature, approved
March /, 1911, for the founding Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12


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A
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BIBLES,
PhotssraVh and others,
POEMS, PRAYER BOOKS,
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Diaries for 1873,
MUSICAL AND OTHER WORK BOXES,
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JAPANESE BOXES AND CABINETS,
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CIGAR CASES, FINE CUTLERY,
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CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
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n GOODS
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IRGINIA, NEV.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
NeIoHaoRINo COUNTIES,

--Woodstown has a Friends first day school
with ~ pupils.
William Mills attempted 10 fire a mill, in
Chester last week.
Chester is clamoring for more frequent COM
muni1ation with Philadelphia.
Thomas H. Gray has established a new
phosphate manufactory in Chester.
benjamin Patterson, of Salem, has pur-
chased half interest in the Bridgeton Patriot.
The right of way has been secured for the
extension of the Swedesboro' II. r. to Woods
town.
"A reward Of $50 Is offered for the arrest Of
the party who placed powder in the city lamp OF
Chester.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard have agreed to train
the choral party proposed in Media, and the
chorus is being formed.
Annie Morse, residing near Woodstown,
used coal oil to build fire and now she ID be-
yond sorrow and trouble.
Sheriff BArtleson, of Delaware county, who
has been i'll, has recovered sufficiently to be
able to attend to his duties.
Israel James, an old resident of Gloucester
county, fell dead from his chair whilst sitting IN
his yard in Woodstown, last week.
John Higgins dwelling. in Edgemont, was
burned on Tuesday last. The servant girl built
fire near the house to smoke fish, which COM
muncated with the dwelling and it was burned
"A party of or 10 roughs accosted gentle
man and two ladies who were bathing on the
Jersey shore few days ago, and acted most in,
decently. They stripped themselves naked, and
upon the ladies' fleeing to the bath houses, the
rouehs followed, and continued their obscene
| demonstrations They have all been held fol
| trial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
lhe New Drmocra ic Platform.

PLEDGE OF THE PARRY TO MAINTAIN ABOLITION,
NEGRO SUFFRAGE, AND EQUAL RIGHTS FAITH LX-
PRESSED IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT with IMPAIR
TIAL SUFFRAGE.
The following are the resolutions framed by
the meeting of bolting Republicans, at Oincin-
matt. and adopted. without change, amendment,
or addition, by the Democratic Convention at
Baltimore;
First. We recognize the equality of all men
before the law. and hold that it is the duty OF
the Government in its dealings with the people,
TO mele out equal and exact Justice to all, of
whatever nativity race, color or persuasion,
religious or E3'lgial5i ,ia5o onr.o,sos 70 maintain
the union of these States, emancipation and
enfranchisement and to oppose any reopening
Of the questions settled by the Thirteenth,
Fourteenth, and Fifteenth amendments Of the
Constitution.
rhird We demand the immediate and alb
solute removal of all disabilities imposed On ac-
court of the rebellion, which was finally sub
dued seven years ago, believing that universal
amnesty will result in the complete paciicatloh
of all sections of the country.
Fourth. Loc Il self-goyernment,w with impartial
| suffrage will guard the rights OF all citizens
| more securely than any centralized power The
| publie welfare requires the supremacy OF the
evil over the military authority, and the free
| dom of persons under the protection OF the
| habeas corpus. We demand for the individual
the largest liberty consistent with public order,
| for the States sef-government and for the ma
| ton return to the methods Of peace and the
| Constitutional limitation of power.
| Fifth. The civil service of the Government has
become mere instrument of partisan tyranny
and personal ambition, and an object of selfish
greed 1t is a scandal and repioach Hpon oul
free institutions Al breeds demorallzatloI
dangerous to the perpetuity of republican gov
| ernment. We, therefore, regard thorough
| reform of the civil service as one of the mos
pressing necessities of the hour that honesty
capacity, and fidelity constitute the only vah'
claims to public employment that the oiiice'
Of the Government cease to be matter OF arbl
trary favoritsm and patronage and that pubil
stations become again posts of honor. To TIM
end it is imperatively required that no Presluen
shall be a candidate for reelection.
Sixth. We demand system OF Federal tax,
alton which shall not unnecessarily interfere Wit
the industry of the people, and which shall pro
vide means necessary to pay expenses OF { IL
Government, economically administered, pen
) sions, the interest on the public dept and moo
; crate reduction, annually OF the principal there
, of, and recognizing that there are IN the mids
honest, but irreconcilabe differences OF opiniOl
with regard to the respective system Of protec
tion and free trade, we remit the discussion o
the subject to the people in their Congressiona
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11

districts and to the decision OF Congress there.
on, wholly free Of Executive interference or die
tHtion.
seventh. The public credit must be sacred
ly maintained, and we denounce reputation in
every form and guse.
Eighth. A speedy return to specie paymeis is
demanded alike by the highest considerations
commercial morally and honest government.
Ninth. We remember with gratitude the he
reism and sacrifice of the soldiers and sailors of
the republic, and no act of ours shall ever de-
tract from their justly earned fame or the full
reward of their patriotism.
Tel tn. We are opposed to all further grants
Of lands 10 railroads or corporations. The pub
lie domain should be held sacred to actual set-
tiers.
Eleventh We hold that il il the duty of the
Government, in its intercourse with foreign ma
lions. to cultivate the friendship Of peace by
eating with all on fair and equal terms, re-
gardlng it alike dishonorable either to demand
what il not right or to submit to what il wrong.
Twelfth. For the promotion and SUCCESS of
these vital principles, and the support OF the
candidates nominated by this convention. we
invite aud cordially welcome the corporation of
all patriotic citizens, without regard to previous
political aifiliatiOn,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
[ronirbute u the Commercially
Ou! SAY, Do YOU MRER :

Oh say, do you remember
The vail y lair AID win,
Whore ETdndb lrine's bright trt am u ws through
rhe hills ON either side:
The fringe Of nOddinR forest trees
That hide the sunset ray.
The eeps We loved, the paths we rOyed,
In chlldhood's hai py day
Ca! say do you remember
The cot age, snowy white,
Whose imple pei ch, Clasned close by vines,
Was alf concealed from sight;
The grand Wide spreading sycamore,
Witch grew beside the door;
The sinuOtn green lawn, the circlinR walk
And the deep mill dams roar !?
on say, 10 you remember
. h bridge which spani ed the stream,
Ito long apd naTr,w windows, Whence
We Jaw the waters CLEAN;
The luveiy lase-lke wide eXpanse,
i'm II inds dotted DER,
The iedRe Of orks, our nshing place,
iht " llOSs on The shore
On! say, do you remember
The Olu 70 IL, piled ~ high
They seemed, 20 " ndering, childish ey s.
Amcst 70 Touch he sky;
The wild romantic, AnuaGk-broOk,
Aud ts liw murmurirg song;
4, lltie white 1cet pndding Ia,
AS lgs erysla u ~, along "
o.! y, do you r IN mh,r-
the across TINS htli;
The halt-way y lce W. stopped to breathe
Ant uuk down on " the Dil; =
The sprei ding view Of miles around
he air 50 clear and pur
The SNOWY plcan i"g VI rough the trees
O. far away afm6ufS
Oh! say, do you reR!ember--
) he cIur h upon th hi !;
The village graveyard at its door,
" her. a W IS lone and still
The pastures wOOdlan where we strayed,
Tie nneadowF, gay with flowers,
The eagle spring, with o-s o'er.hulg,
nhf. slIa ~
Oh! say, do you membcr
cur littie summer boat,
he faces pleased, yet fright ned tor,
When Uuue we were II dl;
The btnAs the reef, that seem d to ly.
Old Rlss-Well, swlnlmi'.g past,
Tn echoes Hakened N the wood,
he signs hen home Gt last
on say do you remember
DciI N -, cur loving friend,
v liU now a ar In Heavenly ldui-.
Her tones with Angels Dends
A lev, h-ief years she ling :r' mere,
Then q ih's Almighty GIac',
X moved ia plant OF ifigll gr7wh,
10 hJlier happier pac'.
Oh! Yes, ynu must rememb r,
7 hose scenes OF long ago,
Whose ne,p-traued iOOt-prlnts In the mind,
Are half the jlya know.
These days scarce aim II, by tears
Forgive, pray thee, early lend,
Tue Sins OF later yeas. A.
tThe above was accomp MED by the following
note, sis ned only by nom de plume 1t seems a
an 6lanatiIn To the pub ic, to thu
E II or, and 30 we pTi 1t, too.-IiD. CoMMERCIAL.l
10 the fditor of the comn,e' ciat;
viii yUE tindly give place ia your + cts Corne
to me ihylu wrl' ten years ago, wheu n unwill
ing exile from he sweet scenes tney are meant T.
d scrlUe?
/ hope they will not offend the ser sc beauty
that iwals dive Is In tht arts OF truc edltos bu
must tell you tsub rosa, ,or one must not lin
tn rus IN their own r,ses hat mys, II see it'll
of poetry ia tile nes, hut d - zee truth ID nature
which nope wi make my word pictures ugreeabl
enough fl you 10 crafty
AN OLD DRLAWAPE,N,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
THE PENINSULA.
TALBOT oouNrY.


The basement of the new M. L. Church at st.
Mchaels will be dedicated on Sunday next
The Gazette urges no objection to Hon. Thos
A. Spence for Congress, and says he will be ac-
ceptable to the Republicans thereabouts
The regatta at st. Michaels was most orderly
affair. No drunkenness was to be seen and no
profanity was audible. The first prize was won
by Mr.. Pummer.
A competitive examination for the selection OF
a cadet at West Point from the LIST Maryland
District will be held at Easton on the 31st
Thos O. Nichols, Sr., whose birth was cotem-
poraneous with the Temple of Justice in Easton,
died last Thursday.
case of the smallpox has appeared in st..
Michaels, aid the patient died of the disease.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Hale's early peaches were shipped from Prin-
cess Anne on Friday last.
Israel Heath attempted to smother mosqu-
toes with smoke, the other day, but set fire to
his dwelling and it was burned to the ground
A Mr.. FleureI. gentleman from the North,
was found dead in ditch along the county
road, last week. having fallen in an apoplectic
fit.
The True Mdrgldnder thinks the Democratic
is the great national party of the country.
In the light of recent events this is huge joke.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
DOMESTIC NEWS.
From Cape May.

GOSSIP OF THE sEAsos--ooNoERTs- OF
JULY, &c.
Special Correspondence of The Commercial
CAPE MAY, July 8. 1879.
The present promises to be a delightful and
prosperous season at this place, and already the
hotels are filling up rapidly. The new cottages
are occupied. with but few exceptions and all is
now lively stir and business activity. Custom has
ordained that much cannot be done here until
after the Fourth" which is one Of the popular
errors of the day.
by the bye, speaking Of the FOURTH we had a
grand celebration Of it here at tho Stockton
Hotel. Mr.. George s. Fox, of Philadelphia.
presided. MIR. A. WATSON Atwood OF the Cape
May WaUe, read the Declaration, and Mr.. Har-
kins sung National song entitled . Huzza for
Columbia" The music was by the celebrated
Naval Academy Band from Annapolis, Md,
directed by Prof Peter Soboff.
ApropOs OF the divine art l must inform
you that we are to have several choice concerts
here this season. MIR. w. h. Covert the fa-
NOUS dealer in newspapers, is going to bring
Mm'e Erminia Rudersdorif here, which will
make a sensation. She ID the celebrated Prima
Donna Soprano who figured at the Boston Jubl-
Ice and won such applause.
Ihe public are now supplied with abundant
reading patter every morning. The Cape May
Ddily star is the new paper which made its ap-
pearance on the first OF July, and 1t is conducted
with spirit ana VlBOf. Inc neMbOOys reap mar
vest by its sales while the old standby, the
Ddity Wave, holds its own.
We have quite Iiyalry IN the way Of music
here between the band at the Stockton, and
Hasslers, from Philadelphia, at Congress Hall.
They each have their admirers, and are both
good. At the Columbia MIR. Bolton has what is
called tine Germania Serenade Band, a select
organization directed by MIR. George Bastert, d
me musician.
A couple of hops Introductory to the season,
have been given at the Stockton Hotel, aud,
much enjoyed. There does not appear to be the
same degree of harmonious feeling in the adj
ministraiion of affairs at the Stockton as former
ly, which is a pity, for, Duffy is clever fellow
who should not be hampered
Tonight the fourth grand Hop will be given
at Congress Hall, and fine time is expected
Whining tonians are here in good forGp, and
amongst others whom have met in my rambes
the past few days are the following
W. Thompson, Mrs. Newman, Samuel Candy,
H. II. johnson, j J.Wingham, Joseph Richardson,
Imatius q. Grubb, William Candy, Joshua Il.
heald, u. James Belt, William NJ. Oanby, Joseph
r. Richardson, j. b. Evans, John Cragiu,
Eugene Du Pont, and many others, whose
names | do not recall at this moment.
SPECTATOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
Political IteIIigenco.

A salute of one hundred guns was fired in the
City Hall Park, at New York, yesterday and
banner hoisted bearing the inscription Tam
tional Convention at Baltimore" Salutes and
ratification meetings are reported from New Or
leans, Buffalo, Albany, Long Branch, Syracuse,
Rochester Saratoga, and a number of other
cities in New York State and in the West.
Isabella Beecher Hooker, Susan b. Anthony,
and Laura de Force Gordon, who have been III
attendance on the Baltimore Convention, and
have failed to obtain from that body recognl-
ton of woman's right to vote, declare that they
will now use their influence for Grant and Viii
son.
The National Democratic Committee at a
meeting yesterday, elected Augustus ocheIl' "
New York, its permanent Chairman, and h. o.
Prince of Massachusetts, permanent Secretary
and Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. John Cosdeu was found
dead in his bed on Saturday morning at his res
idence at Bridgetown, (suburb of Dover having
died during the night of apoplexy (according
10 the verdict of the Coroner's jury. OF late
the deceased had drank very hard and had treat
ed his wife very badly--so much 30 in fact, that
some ten days ago she, with her three children,
fled from their home, from which time to the
morning when he was found dead, he had been
entirely alone in his house. Mr.. Cosden kept
sort of variety store, liquor being one Of the
principal articles of trade. he was about fifty
i've years of age, and man of very dissipated
habits. He formerly owned and conducted the
hotel at Camden, and was possessed of some
property. The general impression is that he
died from dissipation, though suicide is suggest
ed by some.-Snyrnd Times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
FIzzIed out!

NO SALUTE FOR GREELEY-How's THIS
The half dozen Greeleyites of this city made
an attempt, yesterday, to have salute fired for
the Baltimore nominations. Col. Grimshaw OBJ
tanned leave of Collector Nolen, to use the U. s.
cannon, at the Custom House.
But for some reason, the salute was not fred.
The movement izzled out. 1t is said that money
could not be raised to pay the expense. A rati-
tcation meeting, at Institute Hall, on Saturday
evening, is now talked of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
Dorchester county.
tFrom cur Cambridge Correspondent

FROM 0ui ShiholiuBO NotiSSpOhNchtsJ
CAMBRIDGE, July z, 1872.
Public SCHOoLs-The average annual cost Of
educating the youth of our county in our pub
lie schools lis less than $3.50 per scholar The
tax for the support of these schools is ten cents
on 500 For pittance the children of poor
parents may be qualified for any vocation or po-
sition in ordinary life, and yet many of our poor
are Joining hands with those who are planning
for the overthrow of the entire public school
system.
over 80 several days in succession Several
valuable horses were struck down by the heat,
aud farmers suffered intensely.
CRoPs.-Corn is growing rapidly, and from
present indications we predict an unprecedented
weld. Vegetables are fine. The wheat Is being
threshed, and turns out as well as was expected.
CAMP MEETINGS will be held at Stony Ridge,
Hurlock's Station, Ayres', Beckwiths, and Shi-
loh.
The FouRTH.-This national anniversary fes-
tival was appropriately observed by the people
of Dorset at Hurlocks. The speakers were Revs
HAYNES, Van Burkalow, Burke and Conner, OF
Dorchester; Zimmerman, OF Baltimore and
VIM Waddler, of Caroline. The 4th address, by
Rev. Burke or course the music did not equal
Gilmore's Who said it didSs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
Political intelligence.

The Straigbt-Out Democrats at Baltimore met
again yesterday, from one hundred to one hun
dred and fifty being present, adopted an address
to the Democracy opposing the action of the
National Convention. and adjourned to meet in
Louisville on September lst
The Chicago Times, the leading Democratic
paper of Illinois, refuses to support Greeley but
says it will support all the reform candidates
for State offices and for Congress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
X. r. Accident.

FALL OF AN UNOPENED BR1DdE-sIx LIVES LOST.
WAsHINaToN, July H.
temporary bridge on the railroad west of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, not yet
opened for travel, broke down while construc-
tion train was passing over it. Six persons were
killed and four others were wounded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
HEALDS' HYCElAN HOME.
Cor. Van Barren st. and shailcr0ss Ave-,
WILMINGTON, DEL
MARY II. HEALl5. M. B., PHYSICIANS

PUsEY HEALD, M. D., Pnvs,o,.ns
MARY II. HEALD, M. D.,
mar19-1yof
This new, nrst-class Institution for the Hygienic
Treatment OF Invallds-without Medicines-has now
been in successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIgNIC TREATMENT of the sick, we repu-
diate the enGire system OF drugpiving as not only
utterly fallacOus but terribly destructive to health
happiness and life. Medicines, such as are daily adj
mtnistered to sick persons, II given to those In Wig
orous health, would inevitably make them Ill. Rea-
son, Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
sucn /" Healing "a Art"
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combustion of Wholesome Food,
Pure Air, Various forms Of Tepid, Hot and Cold
Baths In Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements fol
the strengthening OF feeble muscles, the relief O
congested organs, and equalization of the clrcula
tion, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea'
ti0n, etc.
Oh. M. H. HEALO gives especial attention to
ladies' as does DIR. P. HEALD TO gentlemen.
Cases visited in Town or Country.
mar1o-Tu, Th& satfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
porece Greeley and John Rrown.

As the train which brought large number of
delegates returning from the baltimore CONVEX
ton neared Elkton, last evening, some one in
the assembled crowd, at the depot proposed
Three cheers for Horace Greeley and dratz
Brown" A bystander interrupted, and said it
was John Brown not Gratz = when three
nsly cheers were given for Horace and john
greatly to the merrment of the passengers on
the train "where ignorance is blrs, tie folly
IA ba ,visa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania

The next term in the Department OF Arts and the
Department OF Science, Will begin on Monday, Sept.
10th, at 10 A. M.
The new University building on Locust street
west of .th St will he opened, for the nrst time,
for the reception OF students on that day.
In the department Of Arts, the usual College
Course with the large choice Of elective studies
heretofore pursued will continued
The Department of Science il a new organization
in charge OF distinct Faculty. The design is after
giving young man a thorough traini In prelimi-
nary studies to an rd him special and practical In
struct'On, either in Chemistry applied 70 the Arts,
or in GeOi ~ ami Mining or In Civil or Mechanical
Engineering.
Every effort has been made in the arrangement Of
the building and its equipment and in the selection
of professors to place this Department the same
footing the best scientific schools in the country
Candidates for admission into either Department
will present themselves II examination either at
the University In ninth street below Market, on
Tuesday or Wednesday, June 25th and 26th, at 104,
A. M, or at the new buildiHg,on Monday, Septl6tn
at the same hour.
ANY further information concerning the Depart
ment OF Science, may be had on application to
Pr hssor j. r. LESLEY, Dean OF the aculty, No.
1908 Clinton street.
jeQO-smw Z. ]. sTILLE, L. L. D., Provost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
SECOND EDITION.
800, H. M.
Release OF DIR. HouRrd.

REFUSING TO LEAVE, HE Is FORCED FROM PRISON.
MADRID, July IL.
Dr. Houard has been freed. He was offered
his freedom as an act of pardon, but demurring
because it would be an acknowlement Of his
guilt and prevent a claim for damages, he was
forced away from bis place of confinement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
Magistrate's Gases.
before ESQ. Publ

Charles Hance assaulted Mary Hance and was
fned the cost and bound over in 5000 to keep
the peace.
Anna Dougherty for an assault on Annie Mar
VEL was fined the costs and bound Cv-r in $500
10 keen the peace
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11

senator Bayard will sail for Europe, on satu'-
day. He purposes to make an extensive pc
,lestrian tour in Switzerland.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
New York.

EARTHQUAKE sHocK-AN ADVANCE IN ICE.
New YORK, July IL.
shock of earthquake was felt this morning
at Rye and Port Chester, New York, and Green
wich, Connecticut.
The Ice men in Brooklyn have quadrupled the
price of ice, causing distress among the sick.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
Pslas

PARRY ON Thur dsy, July 18th, Ma gare' e
wife of char rs B. Parry and daughter OF James
Taylor,
The relatives and ri rds of The family are invited
to attend tuaer4l withou' 'urtner invitation, at
Trinity hapel Fitth az d King street ON sunday
afternoon 1Itn inst 1t O'Clock Inter lmsnt at the
Old Swedes Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11

Even the forces of Nature are showing their
disgust at the Baltimore proceedings and from
New York give aignsof a heaving stomach Such
a dose is very nauseous to honest men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
FngIaBi.

THE s'T1mEs ON GREELEY's NOMINATION - AN
oDIoUs COMPARISON
LONDON, July IL.
The Times on Greeley's nomination, says :
There never was a more fragrant instance of
party Generalization. Nobody believes that
Greeley could be President four months. without
committing terrible mistake, while Grant in
four years, has been guilty of no irremediabe
blunder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-11
Police Court.

Fonr drunks and tine usual fine of so cts.
Officer Heritage took Joseph Farrell into GUS
tody, yesterday for threatening bodily harm to
Charles Rlake, and the Mayor fined him the
costs and bound him over in 5000 to keep the
peace