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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
PhIlsdeIphIn Ru.Ine.. Nete..

Mackerel are arriving freeley and are storing
for better prices.
The estate Of the late Col. Cephas G.. Childs
foots up only $4,000.
The National Bank will be incorporated ct the
next session of the Legislature S1OO 600.
One wool house Of the city has sold within 4
year upwards OF S2,0O0,0 600 worth of that staple.
Tub wool is now is cents per pound, lower
than at this time last year.
New hops we're sold last week at 20 cents-a
decline of 40 cents from the highest point of
the season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
The l. Hasn Of Women on PoIIIc.,

Mrs Ellltheth Ca1y Stanton in recent pub
lie address, raid
Though not yet permitted to vote. we can dc
much TO influence an election. Woman's pow
or is great in iousing enthusiasm for any cause
at the social board, al the ireside, singing the
songs Of freedom, in patriotic conversation with
neighbrrs, by Ia rpresence in political meetings.
by apI .als in our journals, by public speeches
every where, by pen and tongue, as taste or
genius may dictate As women suffer equally
with men all the evils Of bad governm snt, they
have equal interest in maintaining republican
institutions and inspiring progressive liberal
policy. LIT no woman avoid national questions
because on the one hand, she thinks them be-
yond her comprehension, or, on the other, un-
worthy of her consideration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
IndustrII Enterprises.

THE IRON WORKS AT twPoRT-woRK TO BE COM
MENon THIS FALL.
Something definiteaas, at length, been reached
in the proposed ereelon OF iron works at New
port. The Companyhas been formed, the site
for the location OF the buildings has been
purchased and this I'll will witness the COM
mencement Of their erection, which will con-
tinue throughout theMnter with view to the
beginning Of opertions next spring. The
company consists o O. p. Marshall, John
Richardson and William Richardson, all we'll
known business men md possessed Of capacity
which will insure thesuccess of the enterprise
The cost Of the buildings, &C., will reach, it
is estimated $50. 600
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
U. =. Court.
LIST OF PETIr JUhoRs FOR THE APPROACHING

LIST OF PLTIT JUhoRs FOR THE APPROACHING
TERM.
Tomorrow week the 18th inst, the U. 8.
Court for the District OF Delaware, begins its
sessions in this city. U. s. Marshall Dunn has
summone ed the following Petit Jurors:
Edward Bringhurst, Edward Grubb Robert
Casey, Jr.. William Bird, Jr., Curtis NJ. Talley,
Josiah Leudien, Charles Green, Charles l. Du-
Pont, William Ferris, Henry G. Banning. Gregg
Chandler, Henry Dandy, Alfred Belts. Samuel
hcClary, Thomas J. Mahaffy, George Richard
son, Edward l.. Rice, James Bradford, Francis
Barry, George W. Dorsey, William Porter, Sam'l
n. Pusey, Charles COrbit, James ]. Janvier, Jas
N. Vandegrift, William d. Clark, S. Mil OF
Curtis, John Z. Reese, Richard jackson, Samuel
Garner 2 .t 4 - q Z
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
The Indians ChaAtised

THE EFFECT OF COL. MAsoS's ATTACK IN ARIZONA, ,
A depatch has Just been received at San Fran
francisco from Governor Mccormick, of Arizona
Territory, saying that the attack Of Colonel Ma
son on the Apache and MojAves is the most i'm
portant blow ever dealt to hostile Indians
in that territory. 1t is now known that
most Of the murders and robberies are to be
charged to them, and at least two of the killed
participated in the massacre of the Loring party
near Wyokenburg, in November. A number OF
those who lately left Dale creek reservation were
found among the slain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
The Drama.

Mr.. FoYd's engagement at the Opera House
opens this evening With the Richings Bishop
combination. The play to be presented is
the new drama Of the Mute SINGER, in which
Mrs. Richinga-Bernard will appear in the char
Acter OF S4lUid d. h Roche in which she will
sing ''The Tyrolean from Betty" Handel's An
them, "Angels Ever Bright and Fair, La Mar
saillaise and ''Graud Valse Arditii " Mr.. Bishop
will assume the role OF an old Music Teacher. in
Aditre B.Wdmin. The play is one Of rare inter
est and Mrs. Rchings will most likely receive
warm greeting upon her return here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
THE PENINSULA.
CECIL COUNTY.

G. W. Cruikshank, editor Of the Democrat has
been appointed School Commissioner.
fair and festival will begin at Cherry Hill on
the 18th.
The Northern ConYocation of the diocese Of
Easton was held at North East, last week.
Work has been resumed on the Presbyterian
church,
NevelinR & Co., at Chesapeake, have sold
their steam mill to Mr. Borgot.
Jos. G.. johnson. Of North East, fell through
his sawmill last week and sustained severe
injuries.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
he i.Rbnl ing World.

The Rodgers Locomotive Works at Patterson
employ 200 men. They have quite recently gone
into their new machine and erecting shop. which
ia quite extensive, and when the additions now
being made are completed the capacity OF the
works will be largely increased.
There are in Virginia but twelve cotton facto-
ries, reven of which are situated at Petersburg,
In these aetorits aud the four or five large
Touring mills which are run on the Appomattox
near that city, capital amounting to more than
81 200, 900 is invested. 1900 to 1000 persons
are employed in these establishments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
The p. w. & B. n, n.
THE READING 90 punouA SING IT'S 1pAc

THE READING 90 PURcHA SING ITS TRACK.
The Chester Advocate, of Saturday, says:
We have it on very reliable authority that the
Reading Railroad Company has purchased the
old track Of the Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company from Gray's Ferry
TO Ridley Creek. and are purchasing, through
William Ward, Esq a tract Of land near Lamo-
kin, as . site for their coal yards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. following
officers were installed, Saturday evening, in Oli-
yer GrottO, No. 2, Sons and Daugters OF Area
mum Ark; list Protector, Anthony Christy; I'd
Proteotoress. Eliza Taylor Chaplain, William
Welsh Conductor, John Bartlett Conductor
ess, Annie TaRgart; Inside Sentinel, Eliza Dut-
ton ; Outside Sentinel James Purner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
The Base Ball Tournnmenr.

Tho base ball tournament, at the Unior
Grounds, In Williamsburg, will be played thil
week as follows; On the 8th inst. (to-morrow)
Mutuals and Bostons 9th, Mutuals and Athle
tics 10TH Athletics and Bostons 18th, Bos
tons and Mutuals 18th, Athletics aud Mutuals
14h. Bostons and Athletics The prize will b,
$4,000 for the best two games IN three 1880 tC
the first club, $1,000 to the second club, Ant
$1,000 to the third club.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
The Pean Rottom a. r.

THE ROAD READY FoiTHE RAILS FROM ocroRARo
TO PAoH BOTTOM.
The Cecil Rhig sss
Messrs. KaVeny dBuck have finished their
contract, which exteded from the State Line to
Peach Bottom. 1heIhaye commenced their new
contract, which extdds from the point where
they finished to Nels', above the Eddy Rock
The Eddy Rock is onlof the largest ON the river
The water is one huhred feet deep at the base.
The next heavy contact is at Turkey Hill, where
the water is not deer but very swift.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07

WHERE Is THE POLICE This was the cry heard
in several parts of the city, during Saturday
evening and yesterday. The neighborhood OF
the Old Church, on Saturday evening" was fire.
quented by drunken parties who seemed bent
on being devilish in the extreme much to the
disgust Of the respectable residents Of that lc
cality. Yesterday, several young men Disgrace
fully exhibited their drunken proclivities, on
lower Poplar street, by kicking over ash barrels
1arlv - -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07

The Indian delegation now In Washington at
tended services yesterday at the Metropolitan
Methodist Church. Tney we're dressed in their
fanciful aboriginal costumes.
Eighteen Of the Capuchin friars, who were
expelled from Guatemala, sailed from New York
On Saturday for Europe.
The coach drivers strike in New York has
been successful, the men having secured an ad-
vance Of 81 per week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
Commercial Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.
Cotton dull. Flour superfine. $4.5095.25 ;
extras, S6@6 25; extra family, S775@9.75. Rye
flour held at $3.50. Corn meal Brandywine,
$500. Wheat dull Western red, $1.7O@1.75 I;
amber, 81 80 white, $4,000 90. Rye steady,
76c. Corn lower yellow, 67lfc; mixed West
ern, 641S@65c. Oats frmer mixed, SO to 40c; I;
new white. 43@44c; old white, 48@5Oc. Whis-
key firm, 94c.
PHILADELPHIA CATALE MARKET.
Beeves dull Pennsylvania and Western COM
mon to extra steors 3@79&c. Sheep in fair de-
mand at 5@616c. Hogs lower, $797.50.
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In the Jerome Park races on Saturday, the
three mile dash was won by Monarehist over
Harry Bassett in 53416.
On Saturday the Bostons defeated the Athle-
tics at Boston by score OF 10 to 0. The Balti-
mores defeated tho Atlantics al New Yorll-S9 to
IA.
The Union League Of New York has appoint =
ed a committee OF twenty-nine to arrange for a
representation Of the products Of this country
at the Vienna Exposition.
The Industrial Exhibition at Cincinnati closed
on Saturday. Its proceeds amounted to $780,
600, A guarantee fund Of $125. 900 has been
subscibed for another exhibition next year.
Ninety cadet midshipmen are now at the Ma
val Academy who passed the June and Septem-
Der examinations. The number includes one
Japanese and one colored boy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-S. j Wales, for some
alleged offence, gave Frederick Rhufuss a severe
pummelling with his lists. Squire Fraser heard
the case and fined Wales S1 and costs for dis.
playing his pugilistic propensities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
Spain.

THE ABoLIsHMENT OF SLAVERY.
MADRID, Oct. Z.
In the cortes, an amendment to the address to
the throne was moved, asking for the abolish
ment Of slavery in the spanish dominions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
France.
THE SUPREME COUNSEL OF WAR.

THE SUPREME COUNSEL OF WAR.
FRANCE, Oct. 2.
appointment of Supreme Counsel Of war is
announced to have control Of organization an
administration Of the army, but not to direct
military movements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07

TIE RED MEN.-The event OF the week, with
the Red Men, will he grand jullifcaton on
the occasion Of a visit by Wyoming Tribe, No
2, Of Philadelphia, and Wawaset Tribe, No 9. OF
Brandywine Banks, to Keokuk Tribe No 3. on
Thursday evening next. The "big guns" OF
the Order Of both Slater, will be present, and
the affair will wind up with banquet, to be
given At Odd fellows' Hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
Railroad Disaster.

EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE on THE p. d o. r. R.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.
sad accident occurred at Piedmont, on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Saturday evening.
The locomotive Of freight train exploded, kill
ing the engineer, iremen, and two others. One
man was frightfully scalded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
DajGg Gpa1tmerejaf.
WILMER ATKINSON, PubII.h.,
beard sfTrnde
JENKINS a ATKINSON.

The Annual Meeting of the Board Of Trade
will be held this evening, at 79O O'Clock. Mem
bsrs of the Board, and business men, generally,
are urged to be present. The secretary's Report
embodiing iAtersating and valuable statistics
wi be read
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
LOCAEDOMESTIC.
AccIdnt on the Bay.

COLLISION OF THIzoDIAo WITH AN UNKNOWN
cHooNKR.
The steamer Zoae came into collision with
an unknown schooer in Delaware Bay, on Sat-
urday night. The ahooner is reported to have
sunk, but her crewre safe. The steamer re-
mained at Lewes hterday for the repairing OF
her bows and riggig, but will probably sail for
New York to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
SECOND EDITION.
$780, p. M.
The Sweeney Trial

PosrPoNEAENT UNTIL JANuARY-APrIIckT1oN FoH
BAIL.
special Despatch TO the Commercially
BRIDoEToN, N. j.. October z.
The trial Of Hugh Sweeney was postponed, ,th is
morning. till the January term Of the Court.
Application was made to release the prisoner
on bail in the sum of four thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsH1NdToN, Oct. 7.
Probabilities For the lower Lakes till noon,
continued heavy rains with Northerly to Westerly
winds, extending South Eastward with clear
ing and cooler weather during the day over the
AIiddla Statas
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInall, Jr.,
I'D AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories

Especial Invitation is made 10 any one d-sirous ei
visiting Onr Truss Department. to call and examine
our superior assortment OF Trusses, all made of ex-
cellent material We claim the largest stock and
assortment OF trusses, braces and suspensOry BAN
dages OF eny retail house In the State, and we feel
satisfied In establishing our claim on the fact Of
vaflon truss makers constantly calling on us, and
examining our stock who unanimously pronounce
our asso tment the best they hare eUer en- in ans
Retail no SC" and that our faciit for applying are
superior to any.
In view of this fact we can offer patrons and the
anicted such Inducements as to qaallty, pTire and
fitting, as can only be found ia our establishment
Every truss sold at our Truss Room is guaranteed
TO be the hnest qua Ly afforded In the market each
one being practically examined and handled before
lrusses from so cents to $1,000 and nner finish at
higher prices.
Great pleasure taken in showing TruSses whether
wishing 10 purchase or not
VACCINE VIRUS-We would direct the mar
v ticular attent N of the medical profession tO
the Lanoix Vaccine or true Non-Hu Aanized COwPOx
Virus propagated by the new method known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
Practiced for the past eight years by Gusave Lam
ok, M. D., memOer Of the Legion OF Honor Chief OF
the service des Vaccinations of the Hospitals of
Paris, &c.
1t Is claimed for the Lanolx Vaccine that physi-
clans may rely upon always obtaining a virus Of
uniform character-in fact the identical virus from
recent case OF original spontaneous cOw-pox dlscov
cred in France, kept alive by successive inocula-
tions from htifer TO hefer (of which Dr. Lanox re-
Gently brought over two from Europe) and thus pre-
served In all its integrity In accordance with certain
natural laws which DIR. Lanuix after long research
has been able TO eXpertmentally determine.
A freAh supply OF Ivory Slips and Capillary Tubes
OF this virus have ust been received by
z BRNGHURsT CO.,
APOTHKCARIEs
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
state Items.

Crocus fishing is about over down the bay.
A new wreoking Company is to be started in
Lewes. The company will be ready for service
by the first of November.
The workmen on tho iron pier at Lewes,
struck for higher wages on Thursday. They
went to work again the next day, and il is pre-
sumed their demands were complied with.
The new NJ. E. church at Lewes will soon be
completed, it is thought
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
Financial.

THE MONEY MARKET EASY.
Nav YoKK, Oct. Z.
The money market remains easy under the di-
rection to sell gold Gold 19H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07


Beeves dull Pennsylvania and Western COM
mon to extra steors 3@794c. Sheep in fair de-
mand at 5961Sc. Hogs lower, $797.50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
EO BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE,
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Iith, 1872, at
o'cIock y m

Those beautifully located building lots, fronting
on Rodman, hawley, Webb, Fourth and Fifth SITS
as extended from the city These lots are a short
from the Schutzen PAX and are not subject TO City
Tex. They will be sold great bargain and on easy
terms, only 20 per cent cash and and IL months
for the balance so tnat any person OF small means
can buy lot and become freeholder At my last
sale OF 80 lots on this property from Fifth to sixth
streets, some of tn lots 25 feet front by 12S feet
deep sid as low as ssTb0 there was only 81 80
TO be paid In cash, and and IL months for the bal
ance. would urge all poor men to att nd this ale
and buy lot as II may be starting point In their
lives. The first great venture 1 made was to buy a
lot at about $50, it was my starting point
oct2-st VIM. BRIGHT, Agt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
aelarriages.

C0NNELt-GRANT-I Duluth, Mimi, September
95th, by Rev. h ID Salter, David COnnell of VIII
mingtcn, to Lucy e. Grant, OF Duluth, MINI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07

ITO PHYSICIANS.
Syrup Hacto-Phosphate of Limo.
SYRUPUS CALCIS LACTO-PHoSPHATIS.
We present to your notice, the above named pre-
paration, recently suggested by DR.. L. Dusart- In
private practice It has enjoyed some pute as an
effective remedy in certain scr0fuous mAladies and
I'm such forms OF Dyspepsia attended with q scanty
secretion or the hactlc element
To the eye 1t is an elegant looking preparation,
and 10 the taste very agreeable.
For sale by the ounce or pound, to the trade In
any quantity Prepared at the pharmaceutical
labratOrg OF
EDWARD MoINALL, JR.,
Apothecary. Second and Market streess.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
E. BRINGHURsT a CO.,
APOTHKCARLEa
Corner Sixth and Market Sire

K. B. a Co. also have Pure Xyol and Capsules
Of Xylol made by E. sohering OF Berlin which, It IL
claimed. mitigates the severity Of smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
5000 WILMINGTON and WESTERN
R. B. ROBINSON & CO.,
FOURTH and MARKET str Gets.

A II. GRIMSHAW, Broker, No. W. Third
As street. negotiates loans, sells real estate,
rents houses, collects rents Agent, sale Of Bonds
land and all parts OF the Con inent OF e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-07
FIRST EDITION..

ESQ p. Nj.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-31
SqF5Ss
What Greeley Thinks of Democrats.

Let tie soldier understand that he IS enrolled
to fight parcel Of knares, all liable to ndiet-
n,ent, trial, sentence and erecutio1s-neen trho
hare wickedIy disturbed the peace of the ,eorld
,cithout prouocation--mes nth arhoDs no terms
are to be nadc-Dick T1pins, 'oho call them
seLres Generals, and Capt. Kyds, lchO call them
selres commanders. A thiefis thief-a liar is
a tiara perjurer IS a Pe1jnreri AND
EVERY SOUTHERN TRAITOR, WHO
IS MORALLY RESPONSIBLE, is ALL
THREE TOGETHER Pray, do not let as
hare any more talk about orr BaiSgaeided South
ern brethrenr' There Is oae thing Chich
Southern Success cannot compass, and that IS
an oJljrion, IN history and tradition, Of the
frauds, fclonieS and .faISehoodS ,cith arhich the
ignomipiouS enterprise began. THESE
TRAITORS ARE OUTSIDE THE
WORLDS RESPECT FOREVER. Neither
in its inception nor III its progress has the thing
been respectable There has been too much cut
gar dishonesty, like that Of gamblers, .footpads
and pickpockets, about it-Horace Greeley,
August 16, 1862.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-31

pondence took place our sanguine friends In
that region had fixed upon various periods
of revolutionary outbreak, but they were
deferred at their own instance from time
to time as the conviction gradually dawn
ed upon their own minds of the extent to
they had exaggerated their strength. From
all the developments which have since
been made, [ am satisfied that no eXplo-
sion could have taken place previous to the
election, which would not have resulted in
permanent injury to our cause. The North
west is not now, and, without the system
attic and possibly long cOntinued applica-
ton of the agencies which control the pop
ular mind, may never be, ripe for revolu-
ton. But it is fermenting with the pas
siOns, out of which revolutions have been
created. In Illinois, Indiana, and possibly
Ohio, a majority of the population are hos
tile to the present administration.
The recent election furnished no evil
dence to the contrary, for, with large
body of the peace party, Mcclellan was
held in as much odium as Lincoln himself.
The bitterness between these hostile fac
tons is intense. The one has received
from the other every outrage which the
strong can perpetrate Oh the weak. 1t
would be a fatal mistake, in my opinion,
to abandon all effort to separate this section
from the United States, because no results
have as yet been achieved commensurate
with our expectations. The hope of clos
ing the war by negotiation has been eXtin-
guised. Our resources are diminishing
more rapidly, for obvious reasons, than
those of our enemy. To keep alive such
degree of apprehension as will lead to the
concentration of large bodies of troops to
repress instruction within their own
limits, will, of itself. be an important di-
version in our favor. We should employ
money and talent without stint, to give
this brooding resentment the proportions
of anarchy and civil strife. Let us preserve
our communication with our friends in the
North. Warned by our past experience,
let us introduce arms more gradually and
cautiously, as far as practicable subsidiZe
leading presses, and through the ordinary
channel of newspapers, rs well as of cam
paign documents, enlighten and influence
the public mind. Enlist public men of
character and influence, whose principles
and sympathies are with us, by indemni-
flying them against the hazards to which
bold aud decisive action may expose them.
With arms, leaders and an opportunity, we
could strike deadly blow.
1t is proper to add that have expressed
only my individual opinions, and do not
know to what extent they would meet the
concurrence of Messrs. Clay and Thomp-
son.
Ihave the honor to remain, very respect
fully, JAMES p. HoLCoMBE.
Richmond, Nov. 16, 1864.