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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

BEN for Summer.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased 70 blow, and our city tAnon nave al
ready made arrangements for Spring garmenn fof
the people. Mr.. JOhR Ii. Nuhlhaneen, az lo King
street, especially. has laid In beautiful STOCK Of
ready % receive orders from his usual well dressel
cuslomers lie IL also having his store papered and
painted so that everything looks as bright and nesn
a. a new gold dollar.
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FArrENISG OYsrERs.-Mr. John Martin has
laid out an "oyater bank" near the mouth of
Smyrna Greek, 80 by l6 feet, to fatten the oys-
tiers. This is new feature, tried there for the
time last year. The bivalves are put in this bank
or pen. for two tides, and great improvement
is thus made in their fulness and flavor.
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EVPor Loss Of Bppetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression Of Spirits and General Debility, In their
various forms, Ferro Pnoephated Elixir OF Cassaya
made by UasweI, Hazard a Co., Rev ORR, and sold
hy all Druggists, is the best tonic. As stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness It has no equal. II taken during the sea-
son II prevents lever and ague and other lntermit-
emit feverA
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ATTEMPTED RAPE. Solomon Fletcher, a plaster
err was lodged in the Queen Anne county (Md
Jail last Friday in default OF $500 bail to an
swer the charge Of attempting to violate the per
son Of Mrs Anna Z Cahall, widow residing in
Queenstown. Fletcher, we learn, was under the
influence OF liquor at the time.
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SpoMED OYsTERs.-A cargo OF oysters,
shipped to this city, on Wednesday, to a dealer
here spoiled whilst he was delivering them to
his customers, and he then had to go around
aud gather them all up again. He finally dis.
pured Of them at the value of shells.
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Poor FELLow.-We overheard Young swain,
last evening, Lemoaning the loss OF his girl, who
had Tilted him. expressing his regrets, because.
he said, he know he could not get another
believe in the addAge that there il as good fish
in the sea an have been caught out of it,"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

THB Fine ALARMs.-Tlie fire alarms at noon
were carsed by the discovery Of flames i'll the
works Of the H. d II. Co. The alarms were
given by their own bell, but they succeeded in
pXtinguishng the fire without the aid OF the
Fire DeUartment
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

FIrTINa TIP New QUABTERs.-Jas II. S,raban,
having discontinued business at 422 Market ST.,
Prof. CeInmsr has obtained a lease upon the
premises, aud is having them fitted up for his
music store He will move in as soon as they
are completed.
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MERELY MENTIONED.

Call at t. r. Penningtons and get good Boots
and Shoes, cheap.
The place is at Ninth and Orange streets, there
you will get good custom work cheap and COED, T.
Y. Pennington.
"A word TO working People Of Bob Sexes
Bechanics, artisans, factory hands, and people who
labor for living, nnd It very dincut II not mpoe-
sIble 10 Keep the hands free from stain HAND sa-
polio will not only remove every particle OF stsln,
and what is called grained in dirt put ~ VIII also
Keep me SKIN soft and pable rendering the mus
cular action as quick and easy as In ne case win
those who do not perform hand labor. IL only ~
aud IS cents a cake, according 70 size. kVery me
chanic should use it constantly in place of all other
aoana
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personal -Gov. Ponder and Gen. Kane,
br ther Of the Arctic explorer, aud who will be
remembered a. the Col. OF the famous "Pennsyl-
wanna BucktAi.s, stopped at the Clayton House,
last night.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

EEHape yOu a Cough, cold, pain In the chest, or
bronchitis In fact, have you the premonltory
symptoms Of that ''insatate archer" COM unpuon?
II so know that relief ia within YOUR reach in the
shape OF Dr. Wisfar's Balssm OF Wild Cherry, which
in many cases where hope had he'd, has snatched
the victim from the yawnlng grave.
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Funeral notice
Oyster "A L AinscoW
Horticultural Exhibition
German singing Festival
Hardware-TTuman A shaw
lssignees' notice-T j Graves
Notlce-Minqua Tribe oRM
Grand Opera House-BuffalO Bill
House and rooms 10 remit B evils
Carpenter wanted-John @ BaddOck
Waated-Employmen as bookkeeper
BnRine for eale-Walton, Whann a Co
Grand Opera House-Georgia MiDstrels
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ASSIGNMENTS Thomas j. Graves has made
an assign ment Of his effects to ID. B. Slifer and
Il. A. Clark, OF Philadelphia. who make an
nouncement OF the fact elsewhere.
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tR-Syludn sprinJs --Chas. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant place OF resort has been neatly nited up
Tor the reception Of individual visitors. picnic AND
social parties Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made and ice cream, lAnonade, cakes,
fruits &C, will ne sold 10 all who desiie them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxuries may be
had during the season also, at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased 70 see his
many friends and the public generally.
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To Jersey Observation-Disclosures. So care
10 Philadelphia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 -
Total, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u
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~ 7H5 0SLT PLACE
where ladies' can get s. tied in
EooP5KIRTs, CoRSETS AND UNDERWEAR
Is at
FRAMES LADIES EMPORIUM,
oil Market Street, Wilmington.
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GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and duIs srs
They are worn with relief in rheumatism, NeTgigs
gia, Local Pains, Weakness, Lameneas, &C. iTd
supply gentle dow Of constant electricity ana 10y
a wider range of use ana help u the above ha ny \
class Of troubles than the ordinary battery. sun y
e. BRINGhURST h CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Btreets
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WAX NIPPLE SHIELV'

For the relief OF mothers suffering from sois
cracked nipples. Worn on the nipples l ~
shields are found soothing and healing. IheJ ny
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clgtp
rom chating the iniamed surface. Prepared
old wholesale and retail by
K BRINGHgRST 4 Co..
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market sueeN
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lost aua 8uuaa.
enlitifaI ayotiffs.


WNOR RHET-Two very pleasant Offices and three
n rooms IN No. SIS Market street. one two a.
story frame nTSss Ne ws ~ wm,ng,6u ana ~ winch
may be had when desired by application 10 the sub
scriber at No. e's Market Street WllnlngFon; pei
aepo-u JOHN Is LEWIS.
IL sses ion lyen immediately, Arpl, u
PhRaix FIundr',
ausg6 II Tenth and OrsnHe steeu.
INoR RENT-The three-story brick dwelling MN
No. 62o ". Fourth Street, With all modern u
aasS AP'y Tora and 6rsOSa reefs
LNoR RENT-I stable in a desirable location;
- '''1 '' M n CHILD CO..
auRls- No 4west seventh Street.
uNoR RENT Fifteen room house, No. ali -
y Market street with all modern convent. IL
ences. Apply TO s. h.. STATS,
augl1-u on the premises.
~ R RENT-The basement under the First Ma
tisnal Rank; Il Is the same S ze as the Banking
and Directors Room Of said Bank, and contains
large DIRE proof vault 1t is well suited or Govern
ment Cits olces, Insurance, express or telegraph
oflces, Tor real estate or insur ince agencies. To
nrst-class applicant entirely salts actory 10 the
Board + Directors favorable arrnngement can be
angl linn Cashier.
VNOR RENT.-Fodr small new houses on a
| 4 Gllpin Avenr" and Lincoln Sts one on -
per annum Inquire Of WIN: Il. PIRRCE,
lsiO-tf No. 5, W. 18th St
ENoR RENT-A new two-story cottage tor .
J Il rent. Apply 70 n
I NJ. NJ. CHILD a CO.,
| tys-tf No, L. W. Seventh Street
ENoR Rents rooms, two OF them on d st.nOor,
T. in desirable location Address b,
| jyl-tf This once
| INOR RENT.-Third story connecting ROOms
| IT over our Carpet Store, 22J and 222 Market St.
| apr25tf q. WoKRELL
ENoR RENT.-Dwelling House No. 1895 Delaware
| r. Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern i'm
provements; possession given the 18th OF hArch
| next. Apply TO CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
| dec2f s1s West Street.
| UNOR RENT--LArge fOurth-story reOm with anti
| IL rooms; suitable for societies. Apply TO
RICHARDSON h HOPES,
| noy25-tf 800 Market street.
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VlAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICI



The undersigned Receivers Of Ia es for the CITY
OF Wilmington will be at the itY Hallun and after
the 1st day of August ls73 b"tw en the hours OF
and ~ In The morning and from " ia the after
noon, for the purpose o. receiving Taxes All taxes
pail in august anh up 10 the closing OF the polls Of
the CITY hISclion the face OF the bill must he paid
and at ct that tate per cent wi be added to the
bill ALI ANDEh CHANDLER,
WILLIAM SrlLLEY,
auR6-tf Receivers Of Taxes
NOTICE YOU NG VEINS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ I'd SER ES.-By a vote OF the members OF
the Young MEMS Loan Association, he at their
roems on inc evening Of the 18th inst 1t was voted
unanimously TO issue hve hundred shares Of New
stock. common ng with the month OF June. Sub
sGrpiOns u tn, same will be received by the PreHi-
dent, T. Y. de hnrmandie at his store, 800 Market
street and also at the farmer Bank, by
jylTtf T. ,. YOUNG Secy.
TNLAYTON LOAN Assoc 'ATION-NTOC SUB
I sCRIPTIO IS AT a meeting o, Corp rators OF
| CLAYTON 10 Association, the undersigned was Hu
| thYrzt d TO open book or subscription OF stOjk.
1t is proposed 10 run this Loan on the New Plan,
name y. to give u the borrOver the whole amount
OF tn Loan and to collect the premium with dues
snd interest," r. IL proposed to nave weekly pay
| meuts 1871 Nj. l. LICHTENSTElN,
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at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ,
These hOusrs and lpts are situat d right in the
center of The inlrIyem MS over THIRD Street
Bridge, on reald, Townsend, Button wOud and A
streets n tue houses ar three-story bricks. I
looms Oh Head street between l.obdell and A sta
one two stOr brick house. o rooms, win a frame
stable attached, on Townsend between and Il
streets, and two.B org 1famu house on the corner
Of Butonwood and streets, these are the last luts
In he business portion Of ba part OF town for sale
within d ty yards VI the Wi miugton Rolling NM
bile School lid @ urch within one square.
For further particulars see plats Of tne nice OF
ORle a Miller, COZ. Fourth and King STIR cts.
TIE tMS OF SALE o. LOIS wenty per cent
cash, TIE balance In notes Of three and six months
with interest from dRy OF sale, three per cent
on for cash, II paid within ten DAYS after GALE
TERMS On HOUSES-one third cash. aid the
balance can remain on mortgage.
augsO-6t h. FRANK tow
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SuccUs BELLADoM, coNII.
TN1J PHYSICIANS.
MEDICINAL WATERS

And 9elatne Capsules, especially adapted Iol y,
minstering remedies of diBagrVeable odor, unpi0'|
ant taste OF apt TO irritate the mouth OF throa6
K RRINGHURST "
Corner sixth and Market BIeth
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&nftIntr lSaIEs.

II BAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUG PIONEERS
u Those DESTROYS NJ assOciating in a co-nar,'
nership with OF the " fasteat-taiknR" Auction.
to be d, can obtain further par ;ulars b. adj
dressing ALPHA,
20. BOZ II, Wood Lawn o,
aep4 ST. Cecil Co. MD
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AotifGs.

AJOTICR-MINQUA TR BIZ. No. IMP. o. or
~ X. S.--MemDrrs OF Minqua Trine are HEREBY
requested To be present at the regular sapd oun-
eli Fire to be sinded on the sixth eh Steep Of this
Business OF importance. By order OF the Tribe
aep5-2t II. oVkNbHINE, G. OF X.
A ssIGNEEs' NoTICB-Thouas j. Graves nav
n ing made an assignment OF all hts effects (real
and personally for the benefit OF all his creditors. al
persons having claims against the said estate wil
present them and all persons Indebted IN the SAID
estate will please make settlement Of the same BY
d, r. sLIFRR, No. O2s AVID esQ N al St, Phila.
upS G. assigned
NOTICE - HORTICULTURAL FXHIBITloN.-
" Donations Of fancy or other articles for the
Home Table, at he coming Horticultural Exhibit
ton, will be 'haRkfu ly reHei ed 6v either OF the
undersigned Committee: Mrs. X. s. Butler. s4h
\ tna street. Mrs Philip QuiR ~. Gil KING street
Mrs. K q. Vol ,sinn sol Washington street.; NJ e.
Geo. Richardson, SIS West street sep4ti9
NOTICE. o., ,.a-o,, o., . ,o,,
All persons are for ID trusting any one ON my ac-
count On or after this date. will pay any bills
so contracted. seps Ct DAVID P. BUSH.
MO- ICE TO Tx PAYERS. The tax payers Of
II the Northern District OF Wilmin ton Hundred
are he eby nOtin' that the understgned will be at
Fighters cigar store. N. W. cor. OF Ninth and Mar
ket streets, on Monday next. from 4. NJ 10 l2 NJ
and from TO P. ~, remaining there daily until
taxes LAWS MCCALL,
aussO II Collector.
NJ OTICE-The co partnershi heretofore existing
~ between Martin Johnston and serd BORia
| trading under the trm name of Johnston kosia
Book Bin iers was dls1nv ID IN the ldth inst, ~
| mutual consent The tusn ~ NJ the ate lrm wi
/ be seit ed by Martin Johusnn, who will continue
| the business ~ the Old s,and No. 80 ShlpleJ It
| VAR IN johns On,
| FER) + BUGlA.
| Angus 80 lsTs-'9
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i IsSoLUTIoN OF CoPARTNER NIP,

4. AM INVITED FOR TEA at the Only Tea House
Il in the city. IL East Fourth Street.
~. IL HOUSTON, JR.
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NOTICE TO THE PU8LIC-on accOuot of the
~ repairs being ne TO export Bridge, travel
will he suspend Over II for few d VS. on aud a.
TER Thu sday Sept. lth. GkO. JACKSON,
huRa9-tf Levy Court Com.
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CHRRIFFS SALR-By virtue OF q writ OF Levart
nc sale, al the hotel OF deorge Whitfield, in the
Town, Hundred and County OF New @ stlt, Del,
ON THURSDAY, sRtTEMBER 95th, 1879,
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X EMOYAL TO OUR OLD PLACE or
BUSINESS.
FOURTH AND KING STREETS,
OoLE a NsiLLGR.
Roal Estate Agents, Auctionsers
Fourth and King Streets,
WILMINGTON, DBL
DUBLIO SALE
Al Choice Building Lots
AND
5 BRICK HOUSES AND 1 FRAME,
Saturday, September 8. 1878,

win be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, over
Third Street Brdgs,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-26
A Te]l-Tale Skeleton.

The following advertisement appears in the
last number of the Gestimunde North GER
many) Gazette:
"The following heirs of Catharine Spelling
and her daughter Dorothy, both of whom
died a violent death in 1852, at Amsterdam.
are requested to send their addresses imme,
stcrdam Sophia Behrcnsbruug, Otte Kcle,
nacr, Anna Der1ipg, Maria Derflins, Joseph
Derfiing, all of whom emigrated to the Uni,
ted States since 1864
"ERNEsr BELGER, Solicitor"
This advertisement was issued in conse,
Tuence of the discovery of the murderer of
the widow Spelling and her daughter, and of
the recovery of the spols of his fearful crime,
upwards of twenty years after it had been
committed.
In July, 1852, the police of Amsterdam
saw on the d"or of the house on Harlem
street, where Catharine Spelling lived with
her daughter Dorothy, II notice to the effect
that the two women had gone to tho country
This notice aroused no suspicious, but when
the old lady and her daughter did not return
after the lapse of six weeks the police entered
it. A fearful sight met their eyes. The
widow and the daughter with their throats
cut from car to ear were lying on the floor in
an advanced state OF decomposition, while all
tho bureaus were rifed Of their contents It
was ascertained that the murderer had carried
off diamonds, money and bonds, amounting to
nearly one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Time passed by and the double murder was
almost forgotten, until on tho third of July
last the house in which the crime had been
committed was torn down. Between it and
the adjoining house was space of about ono
foot width, aud hemmed in there was found a
male skeleton. At the bottom of this space
lay largo leathern pocket containing the
diamonds, the money and the bonds of the
murdered widow. This skeleton was un>
doubtedly that of the murderer of the two
women, who, after assassinating them and
bagging his plunder had tried to escape over
the roof of the house, but his foot slipping,
had fallen into the space between the two
buildings. There he met with the just retri-
button of his terrible crime. He died there
the excruciating, painful death of slow starva>
ton
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-08-26
PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER & co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call specia1 attention. They will
send on sppc-t ton their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT,
and iuii line of samples from their immense stock
of Cloths. Cassirneres, Coatings, Shirtinga, &C.,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country
order their Clothing and Shirts direc. from them
with the certainty of receiving garments of
The Very --latest Style
And Most Perfect Fit
attaIpable. Goods ordered will be sent by Er press
to any part of the country. As is we'll known
throughout the Southern States Eey have for Forty
three Years excelled in all departments of the ir
business, which is substantial guarantee to h
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and well assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
1T POPCLAR PRICE E.S
When Goods sent per Express C. o. D., there
VIII be no collt ction charge amounts of 20 and
over. Rules tor self Inca surcment, Samples of
Goods AID Price List free application. The a, :
t"ntt"n oil the Trade ia invited to Wholesa 10
Department which is always kept up to the highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishln q G oocis either
ready made made order.
l65 and l6! baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
April | 1871.
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poEIIcAl. p
ILovE THEE YET.

Long months, nay, years, have passed away
Since last in youthful love we met:
But still, 1 feel loves lingering ray
Though thou art gone, love thee yet.
I cannot see thy loving smile
That star, alas, for me has set,
And Ger my heart there comes the whils
A dream of thee, love thee yet
There's none who know the wealth of love
That lies beneath my cold dim smile;
They do not see me sadly rove,
While love the weary hours beguile.
They never saw my bosom heave
While tears nay pallidscheeks have wet;
They know, not how L sadly grieve-
That thou art gone-I love thee yet.
Proud forms have bowed and sought my love
But, oh! I never could forget
My heart will never from thee rove
Though thou art gone, 1 love theo yet.
Return. ere all of hope is fled
For thou didst love when last we met
Aud beauty round thy path I'll shed,
For. oh +! [ love thee-love thee yet
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO KAILROAD.

SCHKnULE ofPessen ger Tra in rrivins i'd de-
~ parting st Hsrper's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING EAST
Columbus Express via Washin gton.5 s to A. NJ
winchester Ac'n &c 6.22, IS
Passengers by this train for Fred erick
Junction aud other points O old track
change Point of Rocks.
Fast Line via Washing gton.. 10 46
Mail frnln via Old Track to all points. 2.05 p Nj;
ST. Louis Express via Washin gton.... 6.l3, ss as
TRAINS GOING WEST
st. Louis Express from Bait. via Wash 1908. A. NJ
Cincinnati &c
Mail Train old tr,k IL ~ =. ..
Winchester Aeon" ss " Wash, 745. P. NJ.
Fast Line = 20 &C &C
Trains "p Main Stem make close connections at
lsarper's Ferry with trains running w p. & s.
Division to strasburg and points farther South
AT Hagers,own Junction with II aims for Hascrs-
town, SC.
Through Tickets to all prominent points West,
South, Esst and North.
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, dav v
and night. Comfortable facilities for waiting pas
sengeIs. A. n wOOD Agent
Harper, Ferry. June II, 1873.
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Spnit Of gcffasolr.
CharlestoWn, Jefferson County, West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1918.
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY. !,

The recent reorganization of the Demo-
cratic party in Ohio upon sound platform,
and with solid men to back it, has created no
little uneasiness among the Republicans of
that State. That shrewd Journal, the Gin
cinnati Times, speaks of the movement as
follows:
"While the Republican party approaches
the opening of the fall campaign as with the
confidence of victory already won, it is per.
hars as we'll to remind them that the coming
battle will prove an entirely different affair
from the picket skirmishes of the past six
years. 1t is not the Democratic party of '6S,
stunned and overwhelmed by recent adversi>
ties, nor yet the tricked, deceived and
thoroughly disorganized Democracy of '72,
that We have to meot. 1t is tho flower of a
once splendid organization, depleted yet dis
ciplined by so many losses, drilled once more
into unison Of movement and design, aud
fighting upon shrewdly arranged and care
fully digested plan of battle. It is the last
despairing rally of the Old Guard for con-
test from whose decision there is no further
appeal"
SIT is campaign nicely aud brilliantly
planned. It is working with the accuracy of
clockwork from Maine to the Gulf There is
not false move in execution, nor dangerous
difference of opinion in tho plan. It is the
campaign of party whose existence is staked
Upon Thought with the energy of despair.
yet with the caution that comes of long detent." !"
This, coming from an enemy, looks we'll for
the Democracy. The movement is led, by the
ablest statesmen and brightess-Eghts of the
old party, aud if successful, will lead to
grand national triumph in 1876.