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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-20
Premiums to the getter up Of Clubs.

Fora club of FIVE, No. gold pen, with sil.
yor ext, nslon holder and pencil; warranted
retail price, s27j For club Of ten, one doE.
an hne heavy silver plated teaspoons, wars
rhnted; retail price 81 OO For n club of twen.
ty, one set ino iyorv- handled knives and sil-
yer plated forks, warranted; retail price SS 20.
Fora club thirty, one set of extra heavy
silver plated, solid steel table knives, handles
ana!blddes one piece, and do. forks warranted;
retail price, sl2 10. For club Of fiity, twos
eunce silver hunting case watch, 7 levels, lev.
er noNement, warranted; retal price, $4,000
Fora club of seyfntyIfiye, II two .aud.a. half.
ounce silver hunting case watch, fuli plate,
lever moyemcpt,7 levels, warranted price
$1,000. For club Of one hundred, three
ounce silver hunting case watch, full plate le-
ycr movement, Jewels; vrjce, 5000. For
club Of two hundred, gold hunting case
watch, tuil plate, lever movement, ex posed
pallet levels, warlRnted; price, $3.50. Ladys
watch OF same valge where preferred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
Feminine Gossip.

Miss Nellie Grant, the Presidents daughter
bears the honors bestowed upon her, in her
European tour, meekly and gracefully and with
aquiet dignity withal which partakes at once Of
the simplicity of the soldiers daughter and the
higher bearing which, in foreign land espec-
ally, becomes we'll one 30 nearly connected with
the first magistrate of the great Republic.
The dispensing of liquors of all kinds seems
q feminine prerogative in England You con-
stantly their names over street doors az ''li-
censed to keep and retail strong drinks, and in
railway stations and hotel bars, they almost in
variablY preside at the table.
The Japanese young girls who were sent to
this country to be educated are now in Washing
ton, and will there for the present remain. They
learn quickly, and are very studious, obedient
and traotable, and set very good example in
dsportmsnt to the Washington young ladies
They are quite self-poasessed in their manners,
and impress strangers favorable by their lady
like ways and quick perception. The oldest
carries on conversation in English very we'll
but she thinks there are great mAny Charles
in this country, and that we talk very fast They
not ony have become accustomed to the Ameri-
can style Of dress, but like it, though they dc
make such little blunders as wearing things
upside down and inside out.
Mrs. Emily Gould, an American, opened in
Rome, in March Of 1871, at her own expense
and with the cooperation of some of her gem
erous oompatriot-ladies, q free school for pool
boys and girls. Here are taught the two Ian
guhges,-Italian and English, arithmetic, the
hrst elements of the physical sciences, history
and geography. The school is flourishing
Did woman ever wear moro inconVenient bon
nets, more difficult to be repaired than tn,
high, stiif, bell-crowned hats, which for 30 many
years were considered essential to respestabi
ty2
young lady at Margaretsville, Va, commit
ted suicide last week, because her brother wat
= forger
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
MIR. Greeley at Baltim ,re.

uIs NOMINATION. NOT BINDING ON DEMooRLTs
The Chicago Times, the leading Democratic
r,per OF the West bolts the nomination Of Mr..
.,reeley at Baltimore in advance of it's making,
and says, editoriAlly;
"such being the outlook" the Times says,
ttbe nomination of Mr.. Greeley at Baltimore
viii terminate the organic existence Of the Dem
ooratic Party. In that act the party organiza-
lion will abdicato its functions and of course,
with such Abdication, the idea Of party allegi-
nnoe will cease; fer there is no such thing as
party allegiance to men, to candidates, or to
conventions; such allegiance is due only to
nrinciple Party organizations are nothing but
nntrnmsntalities by which some aggregate
number OF persons seek to carry certain princ-
nles into effect. When the fundamentally
ceases TO act for that purpose, or Is perverted
Ly schemng individuals to different purpose,
Az tbe nomination for Office Of a declared
enemy of the principles OF the party, it
ceases to exist as a party authority. The
nomination or indersement of Mr.. Gree
lev at Baltimore will, therefore, place no
one holding Democratic principles under the
slightest obligation to cast his vote for Mr..
GREELEY. 1t will be the disbandment Of the
party, and the surrender OF all its delegated
authority to the members who delegated 1t, to
be used by each and all Of them as in their own
judgement may seem proper, and thus leaving
the Democrats wholly without an organ
ization, and perfectly free to act as to each in
dyiiual shall seem fit. The enemies OF Demo
cratic principles, "the writer continues" have
captured the Democratic organization in order
to WELD it for the destruction Of Democracy
The hope for the latter il III the formation OF .
new party that will resurreet Democratic princ
pies The resurrection OF those principles undei
The banner OF an enemy is impossible. The
Democrats might as we'll go to the Grant Party
az the Greeley Party in such hope, as one IL
M pronounced an enemy to Democratic prlnci
pies as the other.h
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
Tho RaItlmore Convention.

REvULsIoN OF DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT AGAINST
GREELEY.
The Baltimore american, of this morning, re-
views the political situation with reference to
the Baltimore Convention, as follows:
The contest at the coming 9th of July Con-
venton seems now to be narrowed down to
the question of nominations or no nominations.
Though vast majority Of the State Conven-
tions have very decidedly inclined towards
Greeley and Brown, mono have absolutely com-
mitted themselves to their support, but up to
within a very few days the impression has pre-
vailed in Maryland and elsewhere that the pro-
per thing for the National Convention to do
was to meet, adopt the Cincinnati platform, re-
commend its choice to the Democrats of the
country, and by resolution declare that it is in
expedient for the party to make nominations at
present. Many very prominent Democrats,
however, are now beginning to regard this
course as fraught with danger to the party, and
to presage not only defeat in November, but
the utter disorganzation of the party thereafter.
They claim that the nomination Of Greeley
and Brown by the July Convention will make
them the candidates of the Democratic party,
and that thousands Of Democrats who wonld
without this recognition follow the lead of
Voorhees,, of Indiana, and other prominent lead
ers, and refuse point blank to vote for Greeley,
would Immediately fall into line, and that thus,
with the aid of the Liberal Republicans, Greeley
and Browns election in November would no
longer remain matter of doubt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
Politics and Politicians.

Judge h. T. Pine, of Clevevand, Ohio, has con-
hentod to accept nomination for congress on the
Cincinnati platform, and the Cleveland Leader
says that the Democratic leaders have promised
that he shall receive the formal support of the
Democrats,
The California Republican State Central Com
mittee has learned, in response to circulars sent
to leading politicians throughout their State, that
Greeleys friends there (what he has)are general
ly dyed-in-the-wool Democrats. Tho Republicans
look upon Greeley as Democrat, or, at the best
an Andy Johnson sort of Republican.
The Indianapolis journal is not at all surpris-
cd that George W. Julian is such an out-spoken
"Leberal' and "Rsformer" just now, for it is not
often that q man enjoys the opportunity of being
defeated for four nominations in four months,
and thus being justified in manifssting supreme
disgust for ofice-holding and oifice-holders
Three Republican and seven Democratic mem
bsrs Of the State Senate of Oregon hold over.
The Republicans have just elected eight and the
Democrats three. One of the Democrats holding
over holds a seat he is not entitled to. When
TINS sisrsctifed the Republicans have two majority
N the Senate. The new House stands thirty-tNS
republicans and seventeen Democrats. Rspub
hoan majority on joint ballot, seventeen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
VIII Delaware Go for Greeley at Balt'mO
WHAT TWO DELEGATES SAY.


We find the following letters in the New York
7ritune of yesterday. The first is signed "a
Delegate of the State Convention, and the
other Democrat"
To the Editor Of the Tribune.
Sra A week ago the Democratic State Con-
ventisn was held to elect delegates from Della
ware to Baltimore, and, although resolution
was passed in favor of a straight Democratic
ticket still the delegates were not instructed In
regard to their votes. Only week has elapsed,
aud now several Of the strongest anti-Greeley
delegates are in favor of his nomination. In
fact, the strongest opponent in the Convention
is now his strongest supporter, We presume
this refers TO Sam Townsend. EDS
This State gives about 5000 Democratic ma
| iority, but nominate Greeley at Baltimore, and
| it will give him 5 900 majority.
A DELEGATE TO The LATE CONVENTION.
Wilmington, Del. June 10, 1872.
| To he Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir when you headed your account Of the pro-
ceedings of our State Democratic Convention
with THE Old Bourbon Spirit Triumph
| ant-A Straight Nomination demanded You
greatly misrepresented the feeling of that Com
| yention, for l really believe, had the question
of a nomination been presented at that OonVen-
lion, majority would have voted to endorse
| the Cinsinnah nominees. But the question
| Of q nomination was carefully avoided as it was
| Thought by most OF the delegates that IT. was
/ best to leave the nomination to the Nation
| al Convention. where it properly belongs. |
| a member of the State Convention, and took
some trouble to investigate the feeling OF del
/ apates upon the acceptance OF the Cincinnati
Nominations, and my conclusion was that ma
| jority were in favor Of Endorsement. Many
more would accept il the Baltimore Convention
would indorse, and very few would swear they
would never vote for Horace Greeley" Ger
tanly the convention was almost unanimously
opposed to instructiDg for straight out nom
| nation This was shown, when delegate
msved instructions to that effect, by the Con
vention adjourning by an almost unanimous
vote, before the member had time to breathe
after his motion. This we know means Sam
| Townsend EDS. We have chosen good mon "a
| to represent us at Baltimore, and while they
will probably vote for Democrat at first, they
believe, will assist in indorsing the Cincinnati
ticket, and will advocate it when indorsed You
may confidently count on three electoral votes
from Delaware for Horace Greeley.
DEMOCRAT
| Neto Castle DEL, June 20.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
Dramatic Notes,

Mr.. Fox, as Humpty Dumpty has been very
well received in Boston at the Globe ThsRtsr.
Messrs. Jarrett and Palmer, it is rumored.
pggrposs to open the new Niblo's, next Fall, with
The Black Crook.
MIR W. h. Lingard and his wife (Alioe Dun
ning) will we understand. shortly make their
appearance at the Olympic
=, Mr. Sothern sailed for Europe on Saturday.
ne ne goes over to play for the benefit of the
.thSatrioal Fund, and that self,imposed duty
iulhiled. will at once return. Miss Lotta and
ner mother and Miss CLARA Morris were passsn.
gers Tor Liverpool in the same ship, the Oceanic
MISS Lydia Thompson will shortly return from
GoiGi G;onHon 70 New-York accompanied by Miss Rose
ooghlan, Miss Patti Josephs, Miss Louise Bsv-
srley, Miss Marie PArcells, Miss Frances Leslie
iI hllu Miss Pauline Leslie, This cluster of bur
the 20 Of July.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
Criues aud Oasunliles.

A boy five years of age had his face shock
ingly mutilated by a leopard in the New York
Central Park On Monday.
The Trinzendorf steam gristmi at South
Bethlehem, was burned yesterday with its con-
tents. The loss is about $25,000
The dry goods store of Goot 4 Franks, at Mil
waukee, was struck by lightning on Monday
night and nearly consumed. The loss is stated
at $125, 900.
Two days heavy rains have caused flood in
Tioga county, Pa, The track of the Laurance-
vile and Wesboro Railroad has been washed
away in several places, and 100000 feet of logs
have beep carried down the Tioga river.
Part of the Linden bridge, on the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad seven miles west of Williams
port was swept away yesterday by a flood.
This il the bridge that was burned a few weeks
since, and partially rebuilt for travel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
City CouucIl.

MEETING, LAST EVENING, IN ADJOURNED SPECIAL
SESSION.
An adjourned special meeting of Council was
held last evening, President Maris in the chair.
The Finance Committee submitted the folliw-
ing
The amount OF appropriations fer the
expenses of the city for the year
1872, as per Ordinance passed jan ..
uary 4, 1879. S2to,h5OOO
Deduct the estimated Revenue, @4S,-
10000.
schools 81, 10000. 1OS, 10000
leaving. el75, 90
to be raised by city tax.
The whole amount of City Assess am ooo ~
six per cant. on which is, 1416,00O.O OO
A tax rate of 13 per cent on this go =.
amount will make, lo4O Ooo w
The Committee recommend that IL per cent
be fixed upon as the rate Of taxation for city tax
and that an additional tax Of per cent be levi
| ed on the whole amount of the school assess-
| nlept. to meet the appropriation for the use oi
| the Board of Public Education.
''-' '''-'N HANnY +. PIcKEIs,
LEWIS PAINTER,
WILLIAM s. HAYES,
| Finance Committee.
Mr.. pickels introduced an Ordinance providing
for an increase OF the salary of the City Solicitor
| which was read second time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
MORNING NEWS.
Personal Intelligence.

Senator Salisbury is in town, to-day.
Greeley's most inveterats opponent is found
in Byrant the poet.
Jenny Linds eldest daughter, Virginia Gold
scmdt, sings as ravishingly as her mother ever
did
Robert Ould. ex-rebel commissioner for the
exchange Of prisners, is a candidate for Congress
in Richmand, Va.
i. F. James, of the firm of James Il Webb,
has returned from the Boston Jubilee. He ID
running over with adjeotives.
Vim. Candy and party of friends went down
to the opening Of the Ocean House at Cape May
to-day and will return tomorrow.
The younger Tying, of New York, is about to
build new church on the site Of his present one
His labors among the lowly and in the line OF
Sunday school work have been attended with
marked SUCCESS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.
"Tho Eyes of Delaware" upon
Greeley.
~ Nominated at Baltimore, the support of
the Delaware Democracy Promised.
tFrom the eazette-Bayard organ


The Democracy of Delaware III not likely to go
into Convention agreeing to abide it's decision
aud then bolt The nomination. And if Mr.. Gree
ley fairly gets the nomination at Baltimore, how
ever much another man would be preferred by
the Diamond State her Democracy will abide the
result, and perhaps, in the end, come out bear
ing aloft the banner, and winning the praise of
having given the President-elect greater ma
iority in proportion to population than any State
in the Union.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26

In North Carolina the corn is already in ear
Watermelons and cantelopes are now sold In
Louisville by the car load.
The average Southern Presbyterian ministers
get s7OO year-$60 more than year ago.
The hen-peeked husbands of Lawrence. Kan.
have organized mutual sympathetic society,"
A Mr.. seibert, a resident Of New-York has
presented the Emperor William OF Germany
with several tame stays. The Emperor, on ac-
cepting the gift, took occasion to thank the der-
mans in America for their patriotism
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, Md,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and l consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
New York.

No SYMPATHY WITH THE STRIKERS AT CHESTER.
NEW YORK, June 26.
Agents from the strikers report that they have
failed to induce the iron ship builders at Ches-
ter, Pa to strike
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
New Light House.

A new screw pile lighthouse is building on the
Thimbles just north of the Willloughbly Spit
lightsh!p near Fortress Monroe. 1t will be fin
shed in two months, when the lightshp will he
removed. Capt. Fenton, with the tender Tulip,
3 engaged on the work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
From Geneva.

JUDGEMENT IN FAVOR OF THE UNITED sTATEs.
NEW YORK, June 2s.
A Geneva letter says that the Arbitrators will
give judgement in favor of the United States on
all counts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
The civ Tax Rnt..

Council last evening, nxed the tax rate for
the current year at fifteen cents on the one hun
drsd dollars-thirteen cents for city, and two
.nt. for aehool taxes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
Auction ISalss

Ogle and Millers auction sale of second hand
ed furniture is advertised elsewhere.
Sale Of dry goods, notions &c, at OGle d
Millers on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
JENKINS a ATkiMsoN.

Tho COmnieroinl AT the Sum@er Resorts.
Those OF our citizens who are about to leave for
summer recesn,c can have the ceSkERoIAL forwarded
10 them, at 1s cents per week. II We pay postage,
that. of course, will be additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26

TRUsrEE.-Mr. A. N. Keithler of the firm of
Bright & Keithlsr, was elected Trustee OF Riv-
erYlew cemetery, last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26

new Gsoagia paper is called the Cat.
The latest style of political humbug is called
Chapquakery.
Blasting bovine in its totality " meaus roast
OK in Iowa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26

Negotiations Tor the complete evacuation o.
French territory by the German troops have
been completed, which are said to be favorable
., tho French people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26

Agents of the New York strikers were unable
/, induce the workingmsn at Chester to join ii
their movement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
DucBY ACADEMY.
FOR BOYS.
rVNHE ESTEY ORGAN.
JAMES N. CLEMMER,
NO. 4o2 KING STREET,

Is pleased to AnnouHse that he has secured the
agency fer Delaware for j. ESTEY a CO.'S COT
TAGE ORGANS, which he unhesitatingly recon-
mendA to the public as the best organ In the market
They range in prize from $50 to ST5e. Call and
them or send Ter circular
READ THR FOLLOWING CARVFULLY:-No. 10, con-
tanning the Vox Humana and Vox Jubilante, SIX
stops IL the gem Of the parlnr," being moderate
in price and Of sufficient power for the paror and
of great variety and sweetness of tone. No. 81 con-
tanning the Vox Humana and V0X Jubi ante, eight
stops is the sample instrument. It has all the i'm
provemsnts, Its variety is almost endless. 1t has
power of about six sets of reeds, and cembinrs 5
every quality produced In the styles described and
we challenge the werld to produce any reed ergsn
OF its size and price that will bear favorable com
parison TO 1t, je2b-2I-I9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26

CUNDAY TRIPS to spruance's sE@
y Beach, Bombay Hook will bS ukzfsaiss sszzaaS
made by the steamer PILOT BOY, leaving F0nrtn
street wharf, wilmington ut l04b A. NJ and return
about 4.90 P. M. Excursion tickets ~ cents. Re-
freshments, but no liquors allowed on the boat.
ie1-5tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. nj.
Massachusetts,.

RECEPTION OF THE IRISH BAND-MoYEMENrs OF
THE PRESIDENT.
BOSTON, June 26.
Tho Irish Organizations intend to receive the
Irish band, shortly expected to attend the Jubi-
lee, with grand parade.
President Grant attends the concert and ball
this evening. He attended Harvard commence
ment this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
CommercIaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.
Cotton firm uplands 26Al92615 Gulf 26M.
Flour dull superine 555006 extras S6@7 ;
extra family S7.50@975. Rye flour quiet, SEQ
5.25. Wheat very quiet red S1.75@1.8 80 am
Der 81 1.80@1. 8S white S1.85D1.95 Rye 81 So.
Corn dull yellow. 65@66 mixed western 64c
Oats quiet c. (; white 45@46c mixed 40c. =; pro-
visions frmer. Pork 514. Lard S915Q10.
Whiskey tirmer, 911S@92c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
New Jersey.

THE LOCKOUT" AT PATTERSON = 5000 MKN OUT
OF EMPLOYMENT.
NEW YoRK, June 26.
The lockout" at the Paterson, N J., loco
motive works throws three thousand men out Of
work though only six hundred struck.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
2:3o P. M.
France.

COMPLETION OF NEaoT1oNs FOR EVACUATION.
VERSAILLES, June 26.
Negotiations for tha complete evacuation of
france by the German troops have been con-
.luded favorably.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
PryInH Womrn.

open another prying woman's private letters to
, aoe What is in them; but il can be punished ac-
"oiulhg to law5 LetitiA Kimball Of Boston, is
6olng TO do society service by testing that
dHghesllon. Hannah Jones opened her letters,
uld not want them tampered with, and 40 she
oS nSq hannah arragned before the stern tribunal
vi 0oston. We wait with anxiety for the result.
IN Inc olty Council of Plttsburg voted yesterday
W nave no public park,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF
WATCHE.S.

desire to call the attention of my GUS q
toners and the general public to the follow ~
Ing: MN1
For the past twelve years have been sell aAaa&
ling the watches of HI Mathy Peytieu, of SWitzer-
land believe to the satisfaction of all who have
purchased them. The firm in New York, which
formerly imported these watches, and from whom
my purchases were made, having retired from bust
ness, have through their cooperation and assist
ance and the influence of friends in Europe, been
enabled to make arrangements with Mr.. Peyteu to
have them shipped to me direct, upon the same
terms as those granted to the late New York House.
Thus importing direct from the manufacturer in
Europe am able to offer these watches actually at
about 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN HERE1OFORE.
/ have already received the first invoice from the
Custom House, and 1atter myself that can sell
FINE GOLD WATCHES
at lower figures than prevail in New York ar Phila-
dephia We have now the finest assortment OF Gold
Watches in the State for Ladies' and Gentlemen's
use, consisting OF Chronometers Stem Winders, en-
graved, enameled and set with diamonds and plain
gold cases, etc. Those who contemplate purchasing
are invited to call and examine them.
C.F RUDOLPH,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FINE WATCHES,
231 Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
EE-A large assortment of Jewelry, Cutlery,
verware and Fancy Goods constantly on hand.
je2,lyw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-26
Wenther Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON June 26.
Partially cloudy and clearing weather for the
Middle States.