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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06

Soo. s. 8. Cox has 10 far rscovared as TO be able
M trip to West Point whittier he weit
AH
b. Lsst, Of the general order business sailed
Europe to-day.
J appsarsfrom the report in Forney's Press
! ths most eloqasnt orator on the Radical Con.
|ton Platform was the negro Wm. II. Gray.
kstAnsas 1hs Radicals III the Camp Of Mo.
oues vt up brazen cali. There has been b
hi Improvement in our day. But party spir,i
|doubt produced both results.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06

dnnt and Fish's blunderlng diplomacy has
lven old Russell, Of the English House of
ords, ~ opportunity to cas-, Insulting re-
lsrks At the United States. But we have got
pocket the insult now as we did before.
Ehe English Lords know the condition in
'hieh the country has been placed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06

uoa 10 NE y. 8. Senate on Wednesday, on mo.
~ W ~. Scott, the House bill 70 authorize
;r.Ip pofcnase Of site for new puhli: build.
a%s. .a fniladelphia was passed. The House
i..SSnolnehts to the bill for rede,nptiOn of
TSN TSos sold for direct taxes were cOncur,e ed i,.
~ Naose Naoose bill granting the, right of way to
"a. NV ~ ~. Asxic" aud Guf Railrosd Company
w.. wss considered and q finally postnons.i
si cs.,! !sflday, with the understanding tisat tie
daaHeat!on And HarbOr bills shall be consi.
ss'ed te day. Adjourned. r'aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
Russell Attacking Gladstone.

nj the Z nftssi - 1es--Earl GRANVILLE he
1ends our hsveenDens, anA eeAukes
LONDON, June A-Iu the House Of Lords
this evening there was full aftondAnco Of
Lari Russell moved his long Impending ad-
dress to the Queen, praying Her Majesty to
cause instructions to bo given % ner represen'
tatives to retire from the board OF Arbitration
at Geneva II the claims for indl.ect damages
are not Withdrawn by the Government Of the
United States. Earl Russell spoke at great
length In support OF his motion. He review
ed the events OF the war In the United States,
and the circumstances of the escape OF the
Alabama, and discussed the subsequent uego-
tlattolfs.
that England never admitted the Justice Of the
inc irpct claims. What was the meaning iof
this delay, this mystery. this hesitation? The
nation was In the same state OF uncertainty
as when the treaty was ratified. The honor
Of the Government required that It should
speak plainly. 1t should say to tue United
kotates, withdraw the indirect claims or no
arbitration. There was no form OF extrava.
9ance which WAS not to be found In the Amer
| lean case H. held the English negotiators
lresponslble. H.. contrastsd the conduct OF
the British Government In relinquish'ng the
Fenian claims with that Of the American
| Government IN advancing its Indirect clsipis
| This country must feel huniiiated by the man.
ner in'whicli the negotiations had nlismsnaGtd
the business Ne then compiIin-nted the
Canadians on the loyal spirit with which they
mad acted on treaty, and concluded As FOL
lows: The nation must show al has before
thay Mtisijealoas of the honor OF the British
! Crown. It must treat the United States as 1t
treated thsra in the Trent cas.. [Cheers.
Earf Grauvfr followed. AH@ defended the
right Of tli5 American Government to. place
It's own cinstructnM on the Tr.1tY Of Wash,
ington and 10 INTRODUCES the hldittet claiins.
The Lard Chancellor moyrd au adjourn.
mrnt. 4 al IT. EiG g u
After some conf fuSion, the motion to adjourn
was uegatived by s.yote Of Is TO l?5.
All adjournment was again moved. this time
! until Ehlirsday, which was agreed ", andltbe
sitting closed at O'Clock A. N. 10 asa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
The Alabama Treaty.

The debate in the House of Lords concerning
the Treaty OF Washington exci,es comment il
official and other quarters. The general opin.
ION is that the responsibility OF success or failure
Of the treaty now rests with Great Britain, and
irrespective OF the English comments. Their.
is still hope that an accommodation will b.
reached about the coRsequer tial damages, though
there is no intelligence to day that promis<r
this result Washington Co...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
N. asrEIEYs SrIENorx As CANDIDATE.

y New York World. in q carefully prepared
6cls, declares that "to tolerate much Longer
! candidacy Of Greeley is for the Democrac,
commit suicide BY poison. To accept him as
candidate is to commit suicide by an explosive
Ilst lodged in its heart" 1t says that this con.
|aon has been arrived at after reviewing the
nions Of local leaders throughout the United
htss, and also Of the Democratic Senators and
representatives. iii Congress
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06

in the Radical Convsntion yesterday, Benz.
sston, OF Delaware, was named on the Commit
= on Credentials, and John c. Clark On Com
|ssss on permanent officers, and H. F. Pickles
kasolassoas. Mr.. p. was also appointed one
~ Ries frssidsnts. Thomas Settle, of North
|sFoiAA. va appointed President aud General
: h. bingham, Of Ph,ladelphia. Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
No Radloal Convention Flat.

oor,spoudsnt from Philadsiphia says: at
|. ..msst and slimmest national convention
~ been held of either party for the las
N years. Lack Of enthusiasm is everywher.
s.d those who have gathered here act ss
a thAre was wet blanket over them. It il.
I.i.h,as 70 see how many there are who pr:.
4, ssprss the opinion that 1t don't make an,
r,see Whist they do, for they are sure to b.
- ty the nominee Of the Baltimore Demo
"a Convention"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
ALLY GAZETTE.
E.o,e1Io Nomination Election.
sATvRUAY JUNE eth

II. on.n At 10 o'clock A. NJ, and close at 7
4. Pm. In W,luinston, At ~ NJ.
I. JuAs,v Of the Election will please send the
{. 10 ths 0ssette office Immediately, by do
1, ~, sill conform to the rules of the party,
,.surs q speedy and accurate publication Ct
keeult
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06

NsoHo Kc KLux.- A zeal bona .,sds Ku-k.ux
gsnls.tion of negroes has been found in Louisi-
y, aud their oaths. grips and passwords given
the public. The object of the association IS
p csatrol of elections III that State for the ben
I ef the "brothers." We do not, however, de-
y the extension OF the Ku Klux act even for the
oppression Of thus awful secret and oath.bouna
mbinstion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
The Charges Against Gov: HOFFMAN

sSt st,.css asoam.1: on bsine ipteogated as to
% New York city. said that, having been
k~ce E elected Recorder Of the city. the last
kk.@e almost unanimously; and having been
kw'Se elected Mayor of the city, the last time
IN unprecedented majority; and twice
eQ a. Governor, the last time by large.
ncesased majority, and his ofacial charac.
a sna integrity never having been question
sr.ss ~ ooes not believe Il necessary to answer
|.,ssa ,SS made upon him on the eve OF an ex
rrsssdential campaign.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
By Telegraph to the Daily 6asette.
Com mevciai.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8,

Cotton iirm, 264a27}.
Flour quiet; supertne a, S6a6s; extras S7a7}.
Wheat declining; red 81 10.
Corn quiet; Yellow 81
Oats 55:a574.
Mess rork l4al4i.
Mhskcv 93c
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
THAT house You Live In.

DR.. +. 7. Banning. Sr. Of New York. informs the
ladies Of Wilmington that he viii give = ssriss {
lectures, in Institute Hail. before them. on the
phy. .icsl education. md the pre-, ention and remo
val OF spinal pervnus and diees,ive der nssu ents
an prevrtent physical dt.abiiInes OF women. ms
uesaay. toe sth. 10Th llth and 1T instant.
NJ ,th-rs nd young !sdiss Who EAR, u know
more of the laws Of that Aoxse Of y hioh GA has
cons i,uted them keepers. will io well toHitend -
ASm ission tree. 0uhe5t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
Coat aud Hnod.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

1 am now getting up . new Porta,l 10 NEATER,
which for cheapne.s, aursbii y and economy cannot
be surpassed The inside being Of wrousht iron
texcept the cart ironl Is manufactured under my
own supervision spd msdsi In tbs best insnpsr it can
be sst,en up at lsss expense than any other heater
in the market. Mads and eHa $780,
~ q l(III3.F X. MORRISON.
S-SRsh <CS Shlpla4 st5sst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
D Oad Commtsajo onera or Pencadsr HUI
IL dred In Account With said II ndres

d Oad Commissioners OF PencAder Hun.
IL drest In Account with said Aundred.
1871. LR.
April Il. To balance due the Hundred, at
this date 81 Ii
Amount of tax lavied for use of
ths Hunted for the year
1871. .uhiec, to errors and
Commission. 3.&9l 95
Ss.ass II
ls72. CONTRA. Cr
May l. By amount paid out from April
2l. ls5,. to May =. ls-2. for use
amined and died. s2.aes 80
Errors allowed J. b. Fraser. late
collector. 1854
Errors allowed Geo. ". Groves,
late c,Ilecfor Pts s.
Commission allowed GsorgeW
Grov. late col iectnr, 9SA
Balance due the Hundred 57V2l
Ss6s5ll
Ufthe above baiauce due the: II undred there Is
Due from Frs1er. .lats eollessor. :l9Oe
- Geo. W. uI ives. co. 70
D. b. Ferris. late Treasurer 20 81
KoBEkI J. MORRISON,
'nE ELLISON.
D. BRAfNEkD FERRIS
foad Commissioners tor Pencader Hurh-et.
April l. ls'2. juno
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06

A ged Women's Homo.
FESTIVAL.
The managers Of the HON, for Ased Women
vented BY the inc.me OF the day from attending
the opening service. held on Thursday. 3Oth Ilt
propose to sive anOther opportunity to our numer
Gus friends 70 v.i his delightful Institution, ut
wh,ch time they will b. nrepared 10 serve all with
Ice Cream. Is rriss and C.sss., the oroisels for
the ben.hr II the -. me-" Managers will be in
a,teuda n trcn 10 .',i"ek A. NJ: until 10 O'Clock
2. NJ. on ru.s'ia, June llth. the day be stormy
it vii. be postponed To :he day following.
Admission rec.
"Hone. eorner OF ailpin Avenue and Harrison
street. june6-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette,
RADICAL CONVENTION.
FLA

The reception Of Grants nomination in VIII
10 press not flag is to he seen raised snywhere
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
SECOND EDITION.
B Y r ELEGR APH.
By Telegraph to the OMuy Gazette.
ENGLAND.

AONOOS, June y.
The Grenadier band we're to have left for
the Boston jubilee, but it is reported that their
departure has been forbidden.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
TIE CELCBRATEn
PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWER,
ae For sale by JOHN A. WILSON.
nsy3s d3a eorAer Front and srket sts.
MICHAEL kcGEARY

w OULD resesetfally inform his frieuas and the
w public that he continues 10 keep on hand the
'rgst and best assortment OF Gentlenmen's. Ladies
New ana aecOud.hnnd Clothing
efths hpee suality, at Ne. 3i0 rasWall street
ALSO. bis large stock of Bonr. Shoes and Ladies'
saitsrs. Of the be style s worthy of attention be-
lore perchasins eisew here. A iarrs assortment Of
Bed ElothinG. bl.nksA; Shset. and Spreads CON
stsntS on haAd. He feels con ddent that he I. allie
70 sell eoods lowe than any other per."n in thi.
city. Give him call before purch asine elsewhere.
e BE- ylh ,sivs satsfsesion 10 all who may favor
him with their patronaKe.
- Htlhsst eesh prices paid Rags, Iron, Nrass
oppsr. Glass. link Lead ana all GOOD. 10 bio line
$ ssAx ! .,a.as kki,siissast, kki,ssis.s.s. f..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
G Of ks ! county. = Tou1, a "h.ns.r,.
y. the subscriber. rs Trustee. will offer Pub
NV hc sale. at ,he roart Mouse door in Ches
osstt TknS III tbs. 1n .S s1sh, SGf Helm
stone which is dascr bed in deeds from the heirs.
At law VI solomon Ss0sns TO Joseph Morris con
tanning :3G Acres. moreor ies.. of which about
hundred acres sre in cultivation snd tho rest in
Wood THIS arm issitnst IN Kent county. Mo !.
n-ar Morris station. and Abour thrse miles from
Masse,'s station. on he, railroad leading from
!" .n .nss,s to B.i
sl.t nf y twe-etory .Bick rwslins House. with
trsme additi, good Barn, Stables. and other farm
nui!iiuss. all In sondc"nd too.
A Peach ORCHARD
Containing about ooo tre.s. and a mall Apple
o,chari The l,na, !, wen tsse.d an, Of good
fw.nt, Acres. hich i. arti"ulariy described in :
at ed from F. Massey. n Joseph Morris, dated
on ur nbnut the 5tn day Of Apr.I 1854 and reenrd-
e. smonx tho Lnnh kscoris oi \ On, s.u ,ty.S also
county. which Wa eonye, ed by Richard Hynsor
Trustees. to SAID Morris. ,by deede dated lSh OF
se.t~,sber, 1881. and recorded 10 .ibsr ]. K h
-. hess rpon thi. last Sr lp.ity tI an
NM! i.a good and substantial frame Dwslliue {
~y Housc Garden. Re. Afso
Foundry. Nacainc sheps.a Blacksmith
AhoP~,
nsrc-l win be sold all or Ia lots 10 suit Tic
TIE term. of safe prescribed by the decree are
rfat, ons, thiId ef the Iu ehsse nn"pey shall b
Two eqnsi in..slu eats. " Ax Ispd twelve monthi
,hereaft.r with interest. and tsSuri,y approved b
ii jua.7 aENnYw. ARCHER, r.s.ass.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
4 THIRD EDITION.
BY TELEG r. A p II.

BY Telegraph to Tie Daily Gazette.
WARRINGTON.
WAs1MaTuE, Juna 4.
The President has signed the Tariff and Tax
bill
By Telegraph to The Daily Gazette
9.s ,MgW Yoak.
Nav Yoax. June 4.
Three burglars were captured in JensS City
last night while attempting to open q safe Of the
First National Bank.
A carpenter was shot in the head to-day while
working, BY ons Of the strikers
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
RADICAL CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Jure i.
youRT1 pIsPATcH
The Convention, prior to the nomination. lis
tined to speeches from Mr.. Devere, Of Oregon.
and Gen. Carter, Of Texas. The latter confesA 4
that lie had commanded . rebel brigade, but had
been reconstructed.
Committee IMPORTS were rs,d and adopted. and
the National Executive Committee selected
Delaware alsne was not ready to report.
Resolutions approving the course Of the Al
ministrat,on regarding the Washington Treaty
were referred 70 Comnittss on Platform.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
WEATHER REpoRr.

Cloudy and thrsstening weather, probably. to. F..
night over Hs southern portion OF the Middle
States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06

Pv Telegraph to the Daily Ga,et,e.
the RADICAL CoNvENrloN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
CARPETS,

S@hraeial Insrain. Two and Three ply. Tapestry,
Druesls. Body bruseels, Velvet and Others
SAFE V eontinue from day 10 day until the entire
stock 10 disposed Of the whole IN BE- sold without
reserve in lots - auit sli. for CASH.
Salesto epmmssee 10 q. m. aud p. N.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-06
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF
ID R1 GOODS.
At OGLE 4 NILLERS
Ana = 81 A. os AASn-.i>->n. noh

Dry Goods. ssn:is.ins Of we., u Ens I and Frenek
ssnd German Broadcloths. Corduroy. Fnrcy Tweed.
Mslto9.. Full Cloths. Gator and E,k;mo Beaver.
and Foreign Maaufacsar / Paisley Casbrers.
Broche Qusensland aud Llama Shawl. Dress
GoIor.d siii. ssiip:.. popn,' s;,eens. frpres. W
Cloth Al?ae:s and Merinc. 10 every .h.de snd
ystsens; toeeths- with large stock u Flank et..
ElAn1sls. Tsbls Covsrs. Table, ,Damssks. Turkey
iovs.. Y1ints MS:i yns and sSsetirr. Yn.li.h .nd
French Marssillss c unterpanes. furl ik Quilts.
e Ac.. and oths! goods too numerous to neotion
Particular sttsptioa y called to the line Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
Mothers

Some one has said that young mother is the
most beautiful thing in nature. Why qualify iii
Why young2 Are not all mothers beautiful? The
sentimental outside beholder may prefer youth
in the pretty picture, but am inclined to think
that sons and daughters, who are most intimaet
ly concerned in the matter, love and admire
their mothers most when they are old How
suggestive of something holy and venerable il
is wnen person taiks o. hls uear I Mlo.her' 81 ,,
gestive only Of a fine lady, who deputies her
duty to nurse, a drawing-room maternal parent,
who is afraid to handle her offspring for fear of
soiling her fine new gown. Give me the home
ly mother, the arms of whose love are all em-
sbracing. who ia beautiful always, whether old oI
young whether arrayed in satin, or modestly
hAbited by bombazine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
judge pr.rr,mou will, not Cou,e,,.

North Carolina papers report that Judge Mer-
rimon, the Democratic candidate for Governor
recently said that he had been fairly defeated
and would not contest The Raleigh Era on
this point says 1--WE have been informed thai
Judge Merrimen said to gentleman in this city
before he left, that he would have nothing TO dc
with contesting the election. We care not what
action the Legislature may take in the matter
the Republicans will resist any attempt to seal
Judge Merrimon. Caldwell was fairly elected
and the Republicans Of the State are determined
the he and the other State officers elect
shall be inaugurated in January next" The
same journal publishes q communication taking
the position that the late election for members
nal and that the Governor is called upon to Is.
sue his proclamation for a new election.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
EnRland.

DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION IN CANTERBuRY-
THE WATER SUPPLY CUT OFF
LONDON, Sept. 8.
Despatch from Canterbury reports a fire just
broken out over the altar in the eastern end of
the magnificent Cathedral of that town, and the
flames are spreading rapidly. The fremen are
on the ground but no water can be obtained to
throw upon the burning edifce.
LATER-THE FLAMES UNDER CONTROL.
despatch from Canterbury says the fire in the
Cathedral has been suppressed The ilremen
having secured supply of water, obtained con-
troll Of the flames shortly before noon, and at
1890 O'Clock they we're suppressed. The en-
gines, however, are still playing on the building,
About one hundred and fifty feet of roof is
completely destroyed.
Everything that could possibly be moved was
got out Of the Cathedral before the water was
put on.
The fire originated from the accidental upset
ting Of charcoal furnace, which was used by
workmen in the Cathedral.
| STILL LATER-THE FIRE COMPLETELY ExTINdUIsH-
ED.
LONDON, Sept. 3-3 j. NJ.
Another despatch from Canterbury says the
fire in the Cathedral is completely extingushed.
The shrine Of Thomas A. Beckett is not injured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
New York,

FATAL AFFBAY-A MAN DRINKS HIS own BLooD-R
II. ACCIDENT AND TWO LADIES KILLED.
New YoRK, Sept. 5.
James Fraim bit OF the thumb and fingers Of
Hermon Lipkin in fight last night
Lipldn threw a tumbler at Fraim, fracturing
his skull. Both are arrested.
Frame will die.
When taken to the station, Frame was crazy,
and found drinking the blood which copiously
flowed from his fractured head.
A train on the Long Island r. r., yesterday,
ran over carriage containing two ladies and two
children. All were killed or fatally injured.
The victims are supposing to belong to fam
lily named Castle, living in New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
SpetiaI alutites.
Natures Appeals tor Help.


Every indication OF debility and exhaustion is
mute appeal Of Nature for medicinal aid to arrest
the progress of decay How are these silent appeals
OF physical weakness to the resources of the heal
ing art usually met? Too often, unfortunately, the
drugs prescribed aggravate the symptoms. Who
ever recommends drastic purgatlves, or mineral
sallvants,oT poisonous alkaolds under such clrcum
stances, is an ally of the allment and an enemy of
the patient, Whoever ON the contrary, advises the
broken down and desponding sufferer to resort to
that peerless vegetable invlgorant, Hostettels
stomach Bitters, for aid and comfort is a true phi
lanthrOpst 1t is safe to say that there never was
an instance in which such advice was given and az
cepted without the happiest results. From the very
deyths of weakness and despondency thousands
have been restored to vgor. health and cheerful.
ness by the renovatng operation Of this wholesome
stimuant and Alternative All Its medicinal ingredl.
ents are remarkable for their sanatve properties.
and in combination form an absolute specific for
indigestion, liver complaint, nervous Affections.
rheumatism, intermittent and remittent levers
general and local weakness and every species OF
| disorder Incident TO change OF season or climate
The stimulatve element OF this invalual le protec-
tive and restorative Ia not an impure eXcitant but
the thoroughly rectined essence OF sound rye. ad.
mitted by all good chemists to be the most healthfu
| Of exhiarants.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04

From our Late Edition Of Yesterday ]
The Election.

IT PROGRESSES ORDERLY AND ACTIVELY
The election is progressing very quietly in all
the Wards in the city, excepting slight dis
turbance of few minutes duration which oc'
Cured in the First Ward made on account of q
vote poled by a colored man.
The vote polled, up to the time of this writing
% o'clocl) may be said to be large. At 2 O'Clock
in the list, I'd, Sd and 9th wards, something oven
200 votes had been polled in each ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04

The Houston, Tex. Telegraph thinks there
Will be 5000 candidates for mayor of that city.
Apples are so plentiful this fall that cider
barrel VIII be worth more than barrel of cider.
Punch says that mediums, who profess to OBJ.
lain correct information from tables are entirs-
" batfled by the railway time tables,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
COIIeetInE the BuIldIng sInlI.tlc..

Mr.. Fsrra, the City Chief Engineer called our
attention, few days ago, to the fact that per-
sons erecting new buildings we're required to
have the building lines officially marked through
his Department, and that upon their making ap-
plication, he had adopted the rule OF recording
the number Of buildings to be put up. In this
way, through Mr.. IFarra's voluntary attention to
the matter, We have record of the buildings
erected from February Sth, 1871, to the close Of
that year, a29 in all and we shall have, this
year, complete list.
But these statistics present the ntSplber Of new
structures, and nothing more. The notes taken
do not even show us the purpose Of the build
ingS. They may be Masonic Temple "a church,
hotei, factory, or frame shanty. They NAV
be dwellings, (mnst of them are of course, } and
30 accurately indicate the growth OF our popula-
ton, or they may be some other class Of build
ings, in which no person will have a domicie.
This, OF course, ie an important omission.
Bat we want, not only the use and character
OF the building but its size, material, and esti.
mated valne. AL these are facts easily obtaina.
able from the builder, when he applies for his
street permit to the Mayor, or for his building
lines, to the Engineering Department. They
are needed for the public information and Q
eight amendment OF the present ordinances viii
secure them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
Vermont.

THE ELECTION CANVASS STRENGTH OF THE LIB
ERALS.
BURLINGTON, Sept 3.
The excitement about the election absorbs all
business. The Republican majority will be re-
duced.
A close canvass Of seventy towns shows a
Liberal strength of about five thousand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04

The Republican party in this State is united
harmonious, and in high spirits. Its opponents
are torn by every sort of fActonal difference do.
moralized ON Greeley, and burdened with a weak
candidate for Congress. II they are not beaten.
thoroughly ii will not be their fSult but charge.
able to Republican bad management
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04
Washington.

PAYMENTS BY WARRANT DURING AUGUST.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 3.
Payment made from the Treasury by warrants
during August wero Civil and Miscellaneous,
s6,6a7, 1O1 War, $6692,3l9 Navy, 81, 1O9,-
$40 Interior, Indian and Pension, &c. 500, $50
total, S21, ,520, ,s2l. The above does not include
payments on account OF the public debt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-04

The seaford Record, the first Democratic
newspaper in this State which pronounced fol
Greeley, is offered for sale. The DelaUdrean,
the leading Democratic paper, does not put up
the names Of Greeley and Brown, at all. The
MiddistO~u NusSuipt an influential Democrat
ic paper, Aaa opposed Greeley, outright, from
the start, ana viii ne doubt support O'Conor
The Gdzvts, Of tAis city, pretends to be for Gree
ley, bat docs mol work for him.
These sre four out Of the six Democrat,
newspapers in Delaware, How much enthusiasm
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suppose