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100 CHOICE SELECTIONS, NO. 4.
A RELIABLE. TONIC.

OF all medicines that give strength and robustness
to body and mind, DODD'S NERNlNE bears the
palm. Its sale is large and its popularity long
tallished. Probably more families keep it on hand
for every day use as stimulant and corrective,
than all other medicines now before the public Ii
is pleasant to take as any wine. JAMS 4w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
WI iScollsill

Though vcly desirable, il is not necessary
'iat me advocates of Reconciliation and Re
should carry two of the great States that vote
to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
The Election Yesterday.

The returns from Pennsylvania show that the
Radicals have carried j, bv increased maioritis.
in many OF the counties where they nave beer
in the ascendency.
This Is an unexpected result. 1t seemed i'm.
possible for persons outside of Pennsylvania
who were unbiased by partisan feeling to come
to any other conclusion than that Buckalew
would be elected; and many Republicans with
whom We conversed on the afternoon Of the iay
OF the election held this opinion, while it was
general with the Democrats everywhere.
The delermine,. opposition Of the Philadel-
pha Press and Post and numerous Republican
papers throughout Pennsylvania, and the hos
til;ty of Col. John W. Fy.ney, Ex. Governor
Curtin, Col A. X. Mcclure and very many
leading Republicans, and the supposed unpopu,
Iarity OF Simon Cameron,l led ~ the opinion that
liartranft could not be elected.
Nor do we believe this result could have been
effected if fair expression of the voice Of the
people been allowed through the ballo, boxes.
But this was not the case. The immense
power Of the Federal Government was exerted
at every poll and thousands of men were bought
out A'Sht " Note ile ticket, WhIle
thousands Of others were prevented from exer-
csing the right ol suffrage at all.
Federal money and Fedora! legislation, added
to the corrupt fund placed at the disposal Of
INSCRIPTIONS partizans by Simon Cameron ard
his confederate manipul,lors Of the State Trea-
sury, assisted by The registry law enacted and
enforced under the dic,alion OF the notorious |
VIM. b. Mann, have produced this result
II is not the fair and honest expression Of the
will of the people Of Pennsylvania. Thousands
o: negroes were imported into the State and
made to vote the Radical ticket; other thou
sands were induced TO 60 there from adjoining
states and assist to consumate the fraud
We are told on very good authority that
gangs Of hundreds repeated all over The city
during the entire day; and the city police and
Deputy Marshals were cognizant Of the iaci,bn,,
Of course did not interfere, except perhaps TO
threaten or arrest some Democrat or Liberal
who raised his voice to expose the franl
The majority for IIartranft in the CITY is
l5,8O2, and the State is claimed TO be 10000
and may even exceed that.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

Those excellent people who think the denials
Of the parties implicated in the Credit Mobilier
scandal settle that whole matter forever, must
hnd their confidence disturbed by the letter OF
the Senator OF Delaware. Delaware had been
credited to one share in the stock which was
offered TO Mr. Bayard But with the simplicity
and and straight forwardness Of an honorable
man, he declined taking it until assured that the
corporation had no application to make to Con
gress upon which he should be called TO act and
even then without paying for it. OF course he
was dropped. Such incorruRlible integrity was
evidently surprise TO the manipuators of the
affair as his letter must be to those who still
think there is nothing in it, The revelations
already made fill US with shame and pain. III
Mr.. Ames and the other gentlemen implicated
In this disgraceful affair imagine that their
denials can possibly efface the positive evidence
Of great wrong if not Of sinpendous frauds,
they are more remarkably endowed with imag.
ination than with common sense or anything
but capacity TO be deceived.-The South.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
A striking feature of this political campaipn

striking feature Of this political campaign
is the fact that the Administrationists confine
themselves to the lower side of the great
question at issue. We are struck with the
materiality Of their whole argument. What
have they to say. Simply this Taxes have
been lightened the debt has been diminished:
the kuklux have been broken up times are
fairly good change is unsafe And that is
all. Said bank President to us the other day.
We can't afford to elect Horace Greeley. for
Boutwell, has his hand on every national bank
In the country, and a defeat Of Grant might
break every one of them" This is the very
reason why Grant should be defeated II
things have reached such crisis as this, good
bye to our liberties unless he is defeated. But
these things show the level to which the party
has sunk, and the low material ground upon
which it rests its justification and bases its
claims.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

Somebody says that every cord of wood CIV
On to the poor Is recorded above.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKE

NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senator.
JOHN PoTLSoN CHANDLER, Christina Hi.
Representatives.
BENJAMIN Fraim. Lran;ywire Hundred
Thomas l.: J. baldwin, Mill Creek
Sewell Z. Biggs. Pencader
Albert o. Newton. Red Lion
lriah S Wier. White Clay Creek
William $. McCaulley. v ..iaingtan
Richard Ferguson. Arpoquinimink
Levy Court Commissioner.
Isaac n, Lodge. Eyandywine Hundred.
Gardner l.. Jemison New Castle
Joseph ". Cooch. penealer
Thomas ii. SHARPE. " ilmingtou
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
From the n. \. Tribune OF Tuesday.
To.day's Election

lhe state election in Georgia last week vir.
tually settled the vote for President in all the
southern States wherein clear majority of
lhe electors are whites. It's influence goes
even farther, since it shows that the negro
vote is very far from solid for Grant We
may now consider it certain that - States will
vote as follows
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

Tbs DAILY GAzETTE is published every afternoon,
except Sunday at AID Market street. and sery ed by
carriers to subscribers in all parts of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages, for six
cents week. payable weekly, Yearly subscribers
S3. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established 1884
the largest and most tYurishiug. weekly in the
tate. and has n larger circulation than any other
the Peninsular. Published every Friday morn
ing at 81 year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

PHII . rTPA1A, oct. S-A fun vote is be
ing polled in this city and the election pro-
crossing very quietly. Under the new law
all taverns are closed
The United States Marshal has eight hun
dred special officers on duty, distributed
among the wards where trouble is likely to
occur. tpto noon no serious disturbance is
repOltp0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

all taverns are closed
The United States Marshal has eight hun
dred special officers on duty. distributed
among the wards where trouble is likely f.
occur. to noon no serious disturbance is
| reported
! ARREST OF EEDDY THE IL. >CksMIrH.
| FHILADELrHIA, Ia., oct. S.--Ecdlv the
blacksmith, from New York was arrested
here after voting three times, and locked up
Tor further hearing Fifteen tax receipts were
found ON him.
In the Fourth ward. the strongest Demo.
cratic ward in The city, the hourly announce
lhent OF votes cast shows that more Rcpuhi-
can votes have been cast than are usually
polled during the whole day.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The fGie9ram has the
following from Philadelphia:
PHILADELPHIA, oct s-ll o'clock -1hc
greatest excitement prevails throughout the
entire city. The polling booths were very
h'ncli n crowded up to ten O'Clock.
Inc streets are crowded with people.
side the Merchants Hotel, the headquait,'rs
OF the Democratic State Committee. The
chairman Of the committee, Samuel j Ran
dall, who is in communication with all parts
Gi lhe state and the city, reports that every
IhInG looks favorable for the Liberals and
Democrats up to the present
Late last night as infamous plot was set on
loot by the GRANTEES. \ man na.aed Matt
Miller is the recognized head of the policy
business in Philadelphia. He mas large num-
bers 0: agents employed in every county in
the State. The policy chap, are very numer-
Gus i'll Philadelphia, and altogether, Miller
has large personal following all the small
policy dealers being connected with him
1t IS currently reported here that yesterday
evening .lcMan, the District Attorney ca
lirant Eepublican), sent for Miller, and told
him il he threw all his strength on IIartranft's
SIDE that tie policy business would be for the
future free from the Interference of the 20
nee. Miller Immediately, ii is said, called the
policy men together. 4 pool was made, and
I large sum was subscribed for election pur-
poses. = kilograms Were sent to the policy +
men in all parts OF the State authorizing them
o eNpcnd money literally. This nctarious
lmong the Democrats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
NEW & GkOCEkl STORE.
=. W. Cor. Fourth and Market
WILMINGTON, DEL.

~ The undersigned respectfully an-sys.
,5nsInsnnees to hiI old friends and thetI
2&SskP9bilc generally that he has conplet- 2an8k
OF fine new and fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MoLASsrs.
LoverinRcrushed granulate ted and pulyeriyed sugars
soft. white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of Molasscs
Oid Government Java Coffee. Lagura Maricsibo.
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee the finest Black and
dreen Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
ri kinds Of Canned Fruits, French and Enelsb
n Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut. Mushroom and
Tomato Catsnp. English and American Pickles, JeI-
Chocolate. Vermacelli, Macarqpi. Washing Soap in
freat variety. Toilet Soap. Silver Gloss Starch Cur
,ants. Raisins, Citron. Atmores Mince Meat. Dried
Peaches and Apples. Cranberries. Brooms, Painted
buckets Brushes, Sperm. Adamantine and Tallos
Candles, and all articles usually kept in a we'll ss
'orted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
s-iv JAMES CRIPPEN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

An enthusiastic editor, speaking OF a new
prima donna, says Her voice * rs soft as Il
ron OF velvet and as tender rs pair OF slop-
shop pantaloons'
Amt it wicked To rob this hcn-roost, Jim :?
An, Bob, that great moral question. Hand
t'othcr pullet
, 1872-10-19

Special Despatch to The Chicago T1ibur=.
NEW York, Oct: 18.-A reporter has been in
.terviewipg Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, Ministe: Of
the United States to Mexico, whose arrival here
from Vera Cruz WAS announced day or two
ago. Mr. Nelson regards :Leorda Tejeda as &
profound statesman. His elevation to
the Presidency brought about & con-
6dence which had long been. wanting,
and relieved the Government Of 8 large share Of
embarrassment under which it labored: Ler1o
found but go, 600 in the Treasury. but upon ap-
pealing to the merchants and capitalists OF the
city, the amount he asked for, 550O, 600, wss i'm
mediately obtained. Mr. Nelson thinks there is
no reason why the finances Of Mexico should
not be placed upon sound basis. The system
Of direct taxation, and tax upon incomes, has
never been adopted in Mexico. Mr. Nelson
brings news that the Government of President
De Tejada has taken prompt steps to get st the
truth. about the state Of affai1s on the Rio
Grande, and that it will cooperate with the
United States Government in restoring and
maintaining order along the border line. 4
special Commissioner was despatched by Presi-
dent Lerdo to Matamoras before Mr.. Nelson left
the city Of Mexico: This gentleman, Senior
Emilio VelaBco,' is Mexican lawyer
Of high character. hdr. Nelson speaks in enthu-
siastic terms Of the agricultural resources OF
Mexico. That the needs of Mexico, heretofore
mostly supplied from Europe, Will, at no distant
day, be obtained in the United States, for which
will be returned sugar, coffee, and tobacco, mr.
Nelson regards as certain. He thinks the first
need OF Mexico ia railroads. The Vera Cruz
Railway wil be opened to the capital by Janua-
rY next,
, 1872-10-19
ILLINOIS,.

neetang OF the limos hapt1st Asso-
c1at1oH ~ ons1i1e-AoafeSaes
by DTS. E'verts, T. w. Goodspeed'
o1th1s Guyana Others-Ine W eatneF~
Special Despatcht to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Oct. 18.-The Illinois Cen
ara, Rant;at 'A-sociation which hepan ita annna1
.aat;1s - 4to T;.a4 a7+;at r1,.,1o. =; +h;s a;.-
Hee"ne 81 tne fos3 oap1lst onatcn ~ tnls Guy
lase evening, reasBembled at = O'CLOCK thus tore
noon. After giving . short. time to de-
votlon1 exercises, it proceeded to the eect1on OF
officers for the ensuing year, with the following
result: Rev. a: Baik!ey, ~, OF Upper Alton:
/ Moderator; and Rev. F. D. Rlckenson, D. D., OF
Quincy, Clerk.
/ Next in order OF business, Rev. l. N. Enlisted
presented and read the report OF the Boa5d Of
Home Missions This was followed, by
an address from the Rev. J; e. Grit
fth, of Galesburg, upon the subject
OF systematic benevolence. The remainder of
the forenoon session was consumed in tha trans-
action OF some miscellaneous work. 49,,
At noon the Association , adjourned; and met
aealn at ?. m; me hrst th1rty mlnn3es OF the
session we're :de7osed 1 TO prayer and m1EceI-
laneous business. men rev. T. r. Iat.
man' man, ,,;as o. oalcoe1 D1ssrlo@ M SSecfeta1y Of
the missionary onlon, and he7- D. ".
1senbarger' Of Lincoln, spoke upon the
suo1eck OF ro1eign Mlss1ons. tnese t meFG r. io5-
ioWea oytne feaaing OF paper ron hss, -; s.. ~
b;a 1Eodspqea, @ q cc1Ku, 4 - 1tse1
, 1872-10-19

McCunn WAS presented in the Surrogate's Court
to-day for probate, when counsel appeared in
behalf Of the alleged heirs and asked for new
citation, that the will may be contested. The
application WAS granted. The contestants are
said to be the children Of q haH-niece OF the
Judge.
THE c1aAR-GAKERs' STRIFE.
A number OF cigar-manufacturer have &C.
ceded to the demand of the workmen for an in
crease from 81 to IS on every 1000 Several
the demand.
The new indictments against TWeedand others
are supposed to- have been obtained a5 SAFE
guard in case the other indictments do not hold
good, and in order to force Tweed to trial. Gar
7ey's plastering bills we're offered in evidence
before the Grand jury, in connection with the
cases Of many OF the Ring adherents, anditis un-
der6to0d that scores Of men whose hor tIEa
frescoed at the public expense will be 1f'+toA MA
against. un7Rl.
The deputy Sheriff this noon ann, 4ts21E1c 1YE1c
inability to find William II. Tweed, aftef d.
night search.
4 friend Of Tweed's stated at the Sheriff q Office
to-day that he had gone out OF the city on pri-
Vate business, but would appear with his bail to-
against him. It is now known that the new in
indictments we're found upon the application Of
Attorney General Barlow, Wheeler, and Peokham,
to meet the contingency Of the indictments al
ready pending being quashed, owing to their de-
fective construction.
At the Babylon Gong- 1sland) Convention
OF Baptists, on Wednesday, a very animal
ed debate arose on the resolution to ap-
point q committee to investigate the pro-
6 Geedjngs Of Rev: DIS: Hyatt Smith and Geo;
7. Penticost. and report whether they hvd
departed from the practices or ordinances Of
the Gospel as followed by churches belong
ing to the Long Island Baptist Association. The
, 1872-10-19
ITALY.

Special D<spateh to 1ls Chicago Tribune.
New YORK., Oct. 18.-The Reuista Of Naples
contains the following account Of the loss OF two
gentlemen IN the crater OF Vesuvius, who, with,
great temerity, insisted On being lowered to the
dark cavern immediately below the orifce Of the,
crater: 4 party was formed to ascend Mount;
Vesnvius On Friday afternoon, consisting
Of two Americans, three Englishmen, and,
one Ftenchman. The tourists began the
ascent over hillocks and boulders OF,
lava until the vicinity OF the crater was reached,
when Messrs. James Wilcox and Francois Le-
mieur, an American and Frenchman, insisted.
on being lowered down to the cavern which is
formed below the mouth OF the volcano. The
guides, who provide themselves with ropes for
that PURPOSE, complied with the request Of the
foreigners and lowered them down.. The noun
tain being perfectly quiet, no danger Vas
anticipated, but when one Of the
party above the crater called
out to the adVenturer3, no answer Was returned
The guides, growing anxious, cried Gentlemen
it would be better for you to hold On to the ends
OF the ropes" Still the ropes remained slack,
and no answer came from the murky cavern
below. Twenty minutes passed and the adven-
turers we're yet silent. Il was: then proposed
that one Of the gnides should be lowered and
hold on to ropes until he had investigated
the appearance Of the cavern's base. =:
He had fairly entered when he cried out loudly,
I" Up, up; there's nothing here but q very narrow
rock" As far as any living person can tell, the
unfortunate strangers were hurled into the
abysses Of Mount Vesuvius.
, 1872-10-19

All members Of Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. &, Z. Of ?,
and the orer In general requested to meet at Walls
o'clock M to attend the brother
Past Grand Chancellor Thos. D. Reilly BY order OF the
ri
, 1872-10-19
REAL ESTATE. .n..,> 49,.
THE5.
Chicago Land Go.
OFFER FOR S. ALE
TN SIDE
REAL EST ATE.
This Company wants to sell withia the next
few months its entire list OF uua I'D prop
erty. We have
5000 FEET OF D0CKED WATER EB ONT, AND
500 LOTS FOR HOUSES.
We think parties desiring
Sites for Manufacturing,
Sites for Iron FoundrIes,
Sites for Iron Furnaces,
Sites for Grain Elevators
Cannot fail Of finding satisfactory loo ations,
both as to cost and Convenience.
The attention Of Foundry Prop 1aea'ors IL
particularly called to this tract
It is all situated between Chicago 3-ET. and
N2Eth-ay., from Halstea to Noble-s :: =,
We offer entire blocks of water ront, al.
ready docked, on the river and the Ct NAL, and
entire blocks adjacent to the waite fronts,
both having railway track connection ,s: g. also
western Railway, with from one t. three
street fronts, and at moderate cost:
Chicago-aV., Division-at, and MOI :th-av:,
are all built to grade and paved right hro9gh
TIE property to and beyond The 1yeE En1 50 dnst hat
Nioolson Pavement, by taking any .of the
main thoroughfares from the South Div aalon-
THE RESIDENCE I,0TSSs

Are very desirable to mechanics, t>oth in To-
cation and price.
The entire property is offered In single lots,
OF in such lots Or parcels AZ purchf tsers may
want, and at prices so low as Will In; sare their
sale. The amount Of each paymer t Will be
fixed about as the buyer may wis b,--.4onq
Apply to MAHLON D. OGDEN, TRUSTEE ,
or q. 3. BOGUE, Secretary, Office Of Ogde1 l
Sheldon & Co., Room "a, northeast corn e1
Monroe and LaBalle-sts.
, 1872-10-19

LONDON, Oct. 18. The British :telegraph
wires are deranged to-day at many points BY
severe storms.
GLASGOW, Oct. 18-The steamship Tyrian has
arrived.
A special from Berlin says that though the re-
ports Of the Jurisconsult on the San juan
boundary question are ready, it is possible thai
the arbitrament of the Emperor William will be
delayed some time yet
The appointment Of Sir Roundel1 Palmer a3
Lord Chancellor is gazetted- -.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 18-The steamship Cala-
bria from New York has arrived.
, 1872-10-19

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 18.-The Gear has
issued DEGREES granting full pardon to Michael
Czayskowski, the Polish General who, under
the title Of sadyk Pasha, took service in the
Turkish army and distinguished himself as
CommBnder-in-C Chief Of Ottoman Cossacks in
vars against Russia.
, 1872-10-19

Boss P1astererS, AttenMOn!
There will be meeting of the Contracting P1asterer
Association this afternoon at the Builders Exchange M
11Eaa- It, ut O'Clock D, sharp. 4 full attendance
1.ronnircd By order of tho President.
, 1872-10-19
MEETINGS,


MASONIC.
VIM. B. Warren Lodge, No; 2o9, 4: F. 4 a; M;-spe-
ton.st this (Saturday) evening" ~ O'clock for work
on F. g. Degree. By order Of W. n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-27
CHEEK LINE.
Memphis and VIcksburg Packet Co.
For Helena, Rrtar's Point, NaPO-
leon. and the BENDS.

U. s. MAIL LINE TO FRIAR's POINT.
Steamer Geo. w. Cheek, LsI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-27

HAY-Choice scarce at e27 co.; common to
prime, Sl8921; Arkansas prairie, Sl6017 90.
From store, 81 1891 so % 100 ID.
KRAU1-Quiet at SO v Dbl,
LEM0NS-Steady az $500.
LIME-Firm at 81 5OYl 60.
LARD-Dull; tierce refined. 8i<99c; keg do,
911@l0c. levee and store prices.
N0LASSES-Firm; Orleans, common to
prime. 50955c; Sugar house syrups. common,
40a50c; fair to good. 65@65c; Eastern syruys,
5Q@75c. New Louisiana, 60@7Oc for good to
choice.
NAILS-Steady at So 25 rates.
0RANgES-Firm; fresh Louisiana. scarce
at 50 00Q9 so.
ONI0Ns-Steady at 81 1898 25.
OATS-Dull at 3Sg40c for mixed and choice
white.
URKEYs-Steady at slG@ls y dozen for
live and l6@l7c q 10 for dressed.
PORk-Dry sailed clear sides, k8aSl4c; clear
rib, 754a1fi shoulders, Sc. a--s.'Iaaa
P0TAT0ES-Scarce in shipping order.
e. 1892 So; In store. 81.
sUGAR-Firm; We quote: coffee A, l254c;
extra @. l2gl21ac; crushed and powdered. l4c;
new Louisiana white clarified, l21lc.
SALT-s2 1903 Is y bill, domestic and dairy.
SRlAW-Scarce and in demand.
TIES-ATe firm; S9sh the inside price for
lots Of not less than 900 bundles.