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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
NINETY-NINTH EDITION.

Containing a complete list of all the towns in the
United States, the Territories aud the Dominion OF
Canada, having population greater than 5000 ac-
cordink TO the ast census together with tne names
OF the newspapers having the largest local ciTcula-
tion In each of the places named. Also, catalogue
o. newspapers which are recommended to atlveftls-
ers as giving greatest vaue in proportion to prices
charged Also, a. newspapers in tho United State,
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each isle
Also, all the Religious Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical Medical, Masonic Juvenile Eiucation-
al. Commere al, Insurance, Ke4l Estate, Law
sporting, Musical, Fashion and other special class
Journals; very complete lists. Together with d
complete list Of over 800 German papers printed IN
the United states. Also. an tss " upon advertising
many tables OF Tates, shoSing tn cost OF advertis-
ing 10 various new pap rs, aud everything which q
beginner in advertising would like to know.
Address GEO p RONEII II co
sep3toang3,IG.d&w Al Park Row, New Yors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
atantsd.

w AMT Il l'.-TO EXCHANGE FOR
" property In this city tSestern part preferretD
l-tlir ms rest In valuable pa ent sales of which
are now bs ng msde. 20 per cent PROD. On the IN
yestneht guaranteed Address
Atpls 1T "PArANf." OFF'CE
SSTANTED.--A MALE TEACHER IN
w District No o.. Address,
POOL AND WOOD
Hepp,sti-t| McDonough, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18

AL ieho suftr from COUGHS Gods irritation " tie
bronchial iuhes or tendency to consumption, VIII
ind in DR.. Histdr's Ealsanl Of Fild Cherry remedy
agreeable to The palate as etiectual In removing
disease The Basam Is pleasant, safe aud power
ful remedy 1t acts promptly ami seldom ias to { +
feet care 90 cents and 81 bottle, larg bottles
much th cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
STOCK ND BOND s.tasr -eJegscTsn paILS
" Sl5ikg IL &C,
GiVY ITEws.

sy- A 10 Cent Scar for 8 Ceats --tienu ne Havana
Segar Concha s2 s cts, large ones for 4 quar-
ter; Lortllard's Rcbecca and Nusselm ins ght and
ark navy. BOWMAN I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
Aout1.

NTOr1CE. FUNERAL NOTICES AND
lN society meeting notices to secure ingcrtinn "a
the CoMNEaui4L nlisl tnetfabig ne pli for N I'd
prince anrd-d CoNMkRlAL eiilHa9fN tD.
NTOT'UE-TliE tIrZt3NS' LOAN ~
~ eCC}S1taN NV ,nnr5 It's bth s Iits of t01
shares 4, rss.e. FIR THgnrut due 'efotbir1 N,
SO. GEO q N :,
sepfs 4 Socr tarY
NOTICE. -ClllZANa LOAN ASSOC.
" ALTON -1Ne Hlh annual lnet III L Of the i'cek
holders " the ~ 2ens' lnNn fYsO7atDn wt he
held on ghursdni evening reXt, 5cp'enbef1ji, I, SIS,
at ~ O'Clock ii thn usual pGce Thc annua r pprt
VIII then he slbuitel. GEO. G. MA tF,
SEP s1t sc retrts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
HANoYER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
100 Broadway. Now York.

toAr1 FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
JASuARY 1st, !si3.
CASH CAPITAL. $500, 600 %
T. NsufASeE trNu..,.. ...3=...... d l,o75 81
0u1stANnlNG LIABILITIES. q31s! a
nat strFAls. a.9,Cvb bl
To1AL LAssrts.......5....,....,... ...l,l.C95. -
ASSETS.
e sh IN Bauk and once. sl25 ol6 0J
hed states pr cent. Bons. t9l ,9s7 DO
Bonds and Mortgages. being first lien oil
inprnyed Real l. t9te Ia Inc Ciiiss Of
rew ork and lirOoky yn. .........,.... S3i QOo 90
Loans on cll {market value VI securities
S $500 ...,...,..................... o37o7 90
Stale, its and County Bonds. LOS 100 o)
Blns ~ tks.,.,.-.. ........,.......... AZ loo GO
La anca IN hands OF Agenls, euu uncu!-
i4eet nee premiums. .,.,..,. .,..... 1923 10
Acrru d Interest Un Bonds md Mort
eages ami CAL loans 4 7sT OF
Hea Es ...., 12,l5l l2
si,4lG,9yi S!
THOMAS y PLuMwER, AGrHr,
sept sltiwJt Wilmington, pol.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18

At Mt. Cuba tomorrow afternoon, religious
services will be held at O'Clock as usual. VIM.
II England, VIM y. Hilles, Fielder Israel and
others are expected to be present These meet.
ings will coon close.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
f-s'#
8eWards.

e GENTS REWARD-FuR JOHN G.
~ GRAIL AN while hov, VINO Iau awsy on the
18th inst. had straw hat light gray coat brown
pS h's and was barefoot, i years Old
L. +. Eli RSPFAPE,
stnIe.ot lIOCkegsil. lel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
Iost ind found.

I 0ST OR MI5LAID-A PRONISaOEY
4 = note drawn by myself to th9 orler of Envland
BRYAN, da'ed august 2 n, 1875 at four months Tor
minst0n, Del. Ali persons are c4utioYqd t'rain.t
negotiating sad note as payment thereon has beetff
stopped: any peron lud0g or returning above
Iotc Will he suitable rewarded.
sep'1,8t Fouuh anu orange streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
.far alcNt.

EOR RhNF OR SALE-lIDUSE No.
~ ill9 Market street; toro ms, good yarl. pieas.
Hat sltual on ln11re IN tne prenre4. sepyigt'
EOR RENT-A SlXROOMED HOUSE.
n in a tlrst eass neghhoraoul Apply to
W. 4. ARMOUR,
sep'-2t 80 West Elgh II >trpst
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
rhs re.npe..:use. ro-dAy.
"Ea,he1', s:erieu.u.li,.

As REaIsTEpEp 81 gar oon.nBoAi. OFFICE.
ASA. NJ, C5 AT 2. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
3oarain0.


ROARDlNG.-T w o GENTLEMEN
~ wishing home comforts, cen pe acconmoda-
ted with board in pIve fanny peas int lUc alton
Address sel9,e ,eodtf ~ THIS 0FIiiCE
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AT
~ aug2O.tf sl2 KING STREET..
A FEW GENTLEMEN UAN BE AU-
IA COMMcDATED with boerd at
aug20-it 80i KING STREET.
pOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
~ ladies, pleasant rooms. Also, table boarders
can be accommodated. at
apr2-tf NO T0i MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAND
Il AGE Institute, Il North Ninth St, ss47f.s,x
Is. C. ENERETH'S Patent Graduating Y SjEsk9
Pressure Truss has cured rupture OF IS ea:;sss<~'
years standing, Elastic abdominal supporters
Elastic stockings, Shoulder braces, Anus bandeges
Suspensories, Crutcles, Deformity Instruments 4C
YHhrI Hperenre Lady attendant.
ac- Remember name and nuinher oets vrtf
F5iAGS FOR HARDWARE DEALERS.
D. manufacturers, and others, printed at astoDish
pg low pricsa, at the COMMERCIAL ONCE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
s,avtnersIliv alniIffG.

~
MOT HE PARTNFEhHlP
~ Heretofore ex sting between lhoinas J. .eeNor.
nandie and ihe suh4tlibe1s IN The snsh, doc AMI
h'lnI blsinees Is thia 0av dissolved. Pafsna NAY
Inv claims against the latf rin viii pre- en- the 81
10 ihe sunsihhr,s aud prrson5 indfhiel Nll selle
- uEnpGE W. TIfRS -,
WM ~. PfsBSiS
W tMiNGtos, Dcl September ~, lsI5-
The undersigned viii continue ne sash, or md
hind business at 50, 40 and wet FROM htfttb
IN this cty, in gcr t9l name i T. tnon, itoa.
GtufGH ~, ri hSOH,
NN. 1t list N,
wlLMlSoroa bel, settemler u lA's-senl4 y
NOTICE is HEREBY OWEN IlidT
~ the partnership lu'riY exist ng htwttn Inc
undersigned, naaor ii ."4Hie of 0wn 3 Vn1p =,
Is this tny disa0 sea lY .tat nd t"h eur. iitti
aiay ls sdihs M d 70 srteleRi dtbt+e" h9 .ellN
III dcmaus4 W III aid tiTn slneol
,tjsErI II. 6 attl H.;
The uuders Gled VIA continue I'll tas'n9-7 q
wnOd tnrIlpg ipd saving ~ the el ~ = iisittd
stand bla orange street lmukful iot pas, 5tYa41-
a continuance u Tie sJnc IL Lea rl
WiiMr8roS, rfi., August 5', itId--'ni CIV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
NOTICE TO pFLINQg EMS
AUplToie3oyFlnr,
Nl,mIre'or, 0cl., soIlc moor n B.

'''t'''
Win Pg'or, lcl., Scp3eHaer n, LIS,
Eltc' islar3py glg'n, by al-cc ION II trs tnal's
Committee td't aa mi, d1e a. my uA Jtnhart
It, lsi Z mus bt npi o,eur b firffte 'tdN 20
November nest or they Nil ef p'1nst Ia Tie % ,iiI-
of the solicitor i3- col ectnh hy 'r A. w, .e t3H
CIV t7lGr win il tsut fitlpSst
ftAc amount a sUd Ull hN u Il pad Nit1il ~
days ai5er tuct prtse itttint tn'f5a h s'tal hh
tho duy u I'M "a on Of tt il eltg tlia Il war
rant dlrec'i 10 Tie Alpl Z" luiilt, e 'InlI
" ing hm ta W TIE fp!s ENh ttt c17 t'ea'H
"np1n the < - s4a} }G mtttl, 4 ssH'h uEuer. AH il,
:" NJ 81 n 10 saPl rha' Q sela ., t'pni wl ti1
" siil Guy tul an Os4'l tY5sn u }'Ht Hni tla "a,
"tnen 10 eyy Ihs min un laa gre lh'.- or tla2l2
" OF sue9 OwnCc irouunE VI on mn -fr5et a5 4tJr
said, when slii gtaiti3 erbn'inx-i Or AHy psrt
'ihpr OF. sball h' sott ~ sutttttY urlu~ NJ u ~
"lic auction np,n tan tly,' no ise lllwu neNs-
"pao r. IN II l4hetl ~ said clty.'
. he bills of Il 'iinqle Is haytug lnly SIM heclma
over dnp, proceedings 81 b. comm utG wtapu
delay. uli css pdyment he mat, a. Aettt tr5Nl al.
MiLLlAM u, GNlFetN,
sepi7tnoW .itgAu ltor.
NOTICE -lht ANNUAL MtsttNG
VI the steckhode $ Of tha tlam' Loan Assn
caton viii be hel On Ninunuy, sebtvInbrr2 in NJ
~ oclpuk + NJ, Shares IN ihc h se saf tto.h
can be ss scutc az tllIt lime, or hy ppll3catt0u ~
E.1.TAYLOi SCcrqfar
s6pii64t s0s MARKET .treet.
BIAX PA E,t5 IAkE NOTICE.
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX s FOR is.a.
The undersigned, Receivers q fexo. for teo ,e;y
OF Wilmington, viii le at
NO. 10 L. CIi! STREET.
netwe Market and Ring sieets. on ana uttCr the
first hay of July, 1875 httTten The hours Of dnd IL
IN tho morning, aud from . 70 6 in t. I uftorAU9n
for the purpose ( receiViuE taXe-
On al taxes pad during tlir mpnth Of ji.ly there
VIII be allowed a deduction OF five cents ON every
dollar aud l taxes pait Oh ~ ntCr the Ggst dly Of
Augu4t, including thr INST Tuesday o. Scptpmher
slnil be payGh without a deduction OF al tiiai
a9 aioresaid AMI atl taxes unpautn1 the day ntXt
after the iirst Tuesday OF sep ember shals he M
creased hy TIE aiiilpn of tye per eentuin 5A the
apUuh taeie1i.
EDMUND PROVOST
Receiver northern Da-rlct Q4elullng all North ef
Ch str4etl
Receiver Solt en- District Qlcluds ali ouiH of
9th street jgi-tf
FlEdI>fitA BeREAu NOGIy+
All property holders within the city WHO h sc no.
had their property Registered, are resnegttnlY fc.
gueslod " present to This ollce cc.:ecl aciuriH-
ton OF their pr0porty.
copy of the registry lsg R*d bans forms Gar
lhe ueeGTlton" ~ psoo'rg win 8 iGr,tstea Oh IN
plicat!ou a. tUA Alnle=
~ desGs, cnnveYalgsa or trGnsfara uf Pegl Es-
ta'e, uHdf 81 r jGY iiia 1914 T1asl be un:rr3a In
w pats 2@lrre t'97 tfs sent ID Haw GaH.la 10 n4
teeotdel,
"a. G. Coa,~GLIs
CEie; Engineer AM surveyor,
a------s-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
THOMAS b. HIzAR,
BRucKLaYBR AND CONTRACTOR,
ssl TATNALL STREET,
rnara.n WTtMITJGTnN ms

poBERT PYLE,
LII BRlCKLAYER AND CONrR ACTOR,
once, N. E. Cor. 7th and Kirg residence No 6l7
Orange street. All kinds OF brick and stone work
and paving cone at short notice anu at fair prices
aug27,1y
RATHING SPONGE OF FINE QUAIL
lne Toilet Sponge. For sale by
E. BRINGUURST i CO.
Cor. Sixth Market sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
srNi Ka

SIDt ~,
100 shares n. YORK, n. Haven
x liar5io,d II. II. rc.,........ SIlUUluJ $4,000
llO shares PltlsbuTR, f.
Wayne \ Chicago X e., lO,Ccoto 5000
"a river 4 X co...,.....:.. 100000 $4,000
100 shares axe shore 4 Allchi-
gin southern X u Kt'u......., 10 00DCD sr00uD
100 shares National Mechanics
kankins Association, N ". 10000 $4,000
100 shares Metropolitan nu-
tiunal Bank, New Yufk....., 10 Op1.SU ls GyH.OO
50 shs. Central NatlJla BlnF,
New Observation-Disclosures. 100000 h,200.0l
200 shares Farmers a Nechan-
irs Nat. Bans, hartford. 2o0ooo0 % s.O.0o
100 shares Charter Tax NauUu-
al Bank, Hartford -....... 10 UUD0O 3anol0
800 shares PhGniN Nation
Bahk, Hartford, .......,. 2ooceoo 4eseo.c0
2l5 shares Etna Na;i3lUu I4uk
aieYaio,d, 2l,teooP s-q5Jeo
% shares CITY National B4uG
.od Hartford, .,.......,,. 81; 100000 oWo.co
500 snnres Hartford National
INK. hartford. 5.;:.,..'. 100000 $4,000
80 shares Mercantile NailOlsl
%, Bans, Hartford, .,......,.. t,9oo.oO es5ooO
900 slafe5 National hx;hsigc
National tank, Hartford. 100000 100000
ReeuoItc, hoaton, ..,.., $4,000 ytooto
20 shares Boston National
taas..:.........,. .;.s.,.... ',cooo1 $4,000
20 snarcs mere ants Bank Il.
Louis. -..-.......,. ;......- s5seo 5o0.uo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
GTATEMENT
-
or THE
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAhY,
WlLMI NGTON, DELAWARE.
Animal Statement, january 4, 1875.

tHHhbt StHtcthcnt. january i, 1879.
NAi4lAii' fllVfuUJ
AS ErS:
b nds ana Mortgages: First
Lens an t'eu Estate .......... .fIl .9t5 80
Bills receivable ............... 93Ti7
Chester creek x u stock, 2 ss. giG oJ
peAwar- SOCK. 9s thares. a21i on
C!sll 10 tanks anu Unlce. ...... 1896 So
h!'iG3 Fugntrure. ................. I3i 90
hHl N't4te....... ..-..... go. ,..il,luo %
IT in'uns due ly Agenie(Net} s9l ~
S72 GCl 81
LlABiltFlES
Capital stock, (aow paid in Cashls5 900 20 .--.
BJAds PHNHhle. ..........4....... l,bor %
Unclaimed Dividends ........... gsG IS
ClpHu Losses. .........t .t4.,..4.4 23l
Reinsurance Fund, 90 per cenD 1883 60 .-
d59,E9 9s
Net surplus ,.....-.,,.,. ...........f3,le4 So
Losses paid in l2 months ....-.......,. ID 13lt2
WIN. CANBY, Presi 'ent.
T I. GIT PIN, sec'y aud Treas.
sepl5,1taN3t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
JANUARY ISL, 1879.
9rH SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT nFrHE
FAIRFIELD FIRE lNSU X.
ANCE COMPANY,

seps, s,tawat Wilmington, ptl.
MTATlONAf. Fltfls INSURANCE COM
IN PANi or llAEFFOHL.
srArRMENr, JANUARY isr, l,75
Cash Capital, .t...,.....5. ..4.t.. shJl o0a 100
Iotal assets. ..4.s-a.....-. sYt,8'3l4
SCHEDULE or ASSETS.
Cash ia Hartford Nationl lank,..... ssi i6;.s7
Cash IN Chaf5cr OAK NutlunIl tahh 80. "A '5i "a
cash IN tuinpuuy's ihce, ..+,,.4...-4. 359.Ut
Ca II IN han Is OF Aguuts snil III c5ursr Of
uansnllssion. 80 - 10 ai.74g
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
forSalt.

E0R SALE-FIVE LITTERS on RERK
y SHittE pgs all thorough bred; also n l,t OF rs
ennns 'u o, SalIle STOCK MN. DEAN
eepi9o Newark, Del.
ENOk SALE OR EXCHANGE E-FAkM
A. q 2s acres, in high state Ct cul vation, go6l
nnlialIgs, irult IN ablndluee Il good b ack-nitA
snnp on me prop rtY one Ot the htsi stands IN fle
county Tor go9i smith rcr further informulion
apps TO EVANS PENNINGTON,
sehl4,l6s eal Fs'atc lirol er slh pnd Market Sis.
r',tt sALH-NALUfBlE FARM IN
OF Wilmington, ntainlug Is acres sim .u H.
eplinnlt'ng terms or e1cnanE 'h for cts piunarfy
seVelhi desirable rvfldtnccs for i Ii On clt
tefins Houses for rnt. "
Apply 10 j. A bond, Real ny its Ag.ut,
" sd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18
lloNps.

Hartford, Providence ~ Fish
tlllH. h.,--lst Mortgase ase,.... 25,COJUU 2r2tOOJ
Barren hiver x Pora chester
IL. list Mortgage, -+...., .d,0lCUJ 95,oo[u0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-18

Price, T,0enty;Jiue Cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
From PORT an prince.

New YoRK, May IA special from
Port au Prince, Of May 8, says the revolu-
ton was al the first moment. subsequent
to the ont break, put down by the govern.
ment troops. Generals Price, Btice and
Pierce we're killed. The foreign con.
sulates we're crowded with refugees who
sought shelter from The violence Of the
mob. The martial Law proclaimed the
proclamation containing a promise Of
amnesty to those WhosutFphdef at once 10
the officers Of the government. Tran.
guilty has been restored.
KtNGsrON, JAMAICA, May G.-Latef
advices from Port MI Prince are 10 the
effect that the attempted revolution was
discovered during the Natipnal Fettly1l
on Saturday, while the President was al
church. The government ,tfoops PRO-
ceetled al oncd Il affesp plJtyte, M6hblas-
air, Pierre and Canal, aspIfahts for the
presidency bach oi them feglsted the
arrest and fought fitiodsly. Bryce was
wounded and died at the English Con.
snlAte. Pierre committed suicide and
Canal sought shelter Of the American
Consulate. Order was restored on Mon
day. Arrests Of implicated parties sill
continue. Two foreigners Setedctidehldl!
ly killed during the outbreak. .,,
NH . " M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08

CINCINNATI, May COttOn-Dull and
declined at 1910. FlOur-Steady; fam.
lily SO OOaO 10. Wheat = Dull and un.
changed. Corn-Steady with q moderate
demand at 7sasOc. oatS-Firm at 0sa7Oc.
Rye-Firm at 81 22al 20. Barley-Quiet
and unchanged. Llnseed oll-Firm at IS
a74c. EggS-Nrm at loo. Butter and
Cheese-Firm and unchanged, Pork :
Quiet at $29 % asked. Lard-Dull and
nominal; summer steam sold at l4NC; win.
ter l6Nc bid; kettle 16Nc. Bacon--DGmand
fair and market firm at SjGa0 6al23lalSc.
Bulk Meats-Dull and unchanged; ShOul-
ders S5Se delivered; clear rib sides llNC;
clear sides l2Nal2Ac. WhlSky-Steady
and In moderate demand at$1 Is.
HoGs-Dull; extreme range 81 00as 80;
bulk sales at 81 65as 65.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
Probable Duration OF the Beech.
eF Trial.

New York, May THE Brooklyn
Eagle in speaking Of the probable dura.
tion Of the Beecher trial says The testi-
mony yet to be introduced IN behalf Of the
plaintiff will, 1t is expected, be all in by
Tuesday night and then the remainder OF
the week will be taken up by the counsel
for the defendant in placing their last
testimony before the jury Ex.Judge
Porter will commence his address on
Monday, the 10th inst, and will take the
whole Of that week In presenting his
view Of the case on behalf Of the deien-
dant. The address Of Mr.. Eyarts, which
will be commenced on Monday, 23l inst,
will probably occupy.th remainder Of the
month and run over intorJune, and II
nothing unforeseen takes place the whole
Of the summing up, including the address
by Beach on behalf Of the plaintiff, will
be finished by the end Of the first week in
next month. Beach does not expect TO
take up more than three days In present
ing the plaintiffs side OF the case to the
fury. Then will follow the charge by
Judge Nelson and the deliberaliOn by the
fury, and the verdict may be looked for
about The middle Of next month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
Attempt 10 Rob an Adams Ex-
press MeSsengeF-.RObber Shot,

CINCINNATI, May 7.-At . o'clock this
morning an attempt was made to rob the
Adam Express messenger between Lima
and Forest, Ohio. The robber sawed
through the end doors Of the express car
and on eheCting an entrance demanded
the surrender OF the messenger, Mr., Price.
Price refusing, the robber shot him twice,
once in the cheek and once in tho shoul-
der, Price then shot the robber, killing
him instantly, The robber proved to be
Brinkley, formerly u conductor on u
accommodation train on the Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad. Prices
wounds are not serious.
CHICAGO, May 7.--An attempt was
made to rob the Adams Express car last
night on the Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne
RailrOad, When near Lafayette, Ind,
the messenger, Geo. II. Price, who was In
the cur, was startled by the smashing Of
the panel door through which man
sprang and presented u pistol demanding
Of Price the keys, and upon being met
with u refusal the robber fired twice,
hitting the messenger on the left arm and
shoulder. Price then shot the man
through the head killing him Instantly.
His name Ia II. Z. Brinkley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
vice President Wilson brilliant.
ly Entertained. Es.

NASHVILLE, May Ss-Abrilliunt enter.
tainment was given this evening In honor
Of Vice President Wilson by Col. L. W.
Cole, at his residence. Many Of the
most distinguished men Of the State,
some coming from distance, to attend
and welcome the Vice President. The
parlors were thronged with the elite Of
Nashville. Among those present were
Gov. James D. Porter and staff, State
house officers, the Attorney General Of
the State, Judges Of the Supreme Court,
ex.GOv. John G. Brown, ex.Gov. Neils
Brown, Gen. L. X. Smith, and many ex.
Confederate officers, and n large number
Of the most prominent ladies and gentle
men Of the city. Every Bishop Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South was
present, except one, and many Of the
most distinguished divines and physicians
Of this and other States. The house was
brilliantly illuminated and decorated
with flowers. The entertainment closed
with n banquet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08

We are pleased to learn, says the steu.
benville Herald, that Mr.. W. II. Wallace,
Of this city, has been suggested as can.
lidate for nomination to the Office Of
Treasurer Of State at The ensuing Repub-
lican State Convention. The Republicans
of Ohio will find II hard to get better
man to fiji this office. Mr.. Wallace has
been iot d number Of years, cashier Of the
firm of spaulding, Woodward 4 Co, OF
stcubenville, who have one Of the leading
manufacturing establishments in the
Western country, and he will bring to his
office a ripe experience as bOok.keeper,
accountant, and all that pertains to ilnan-
rial matters, as we'll as a character Of un-
imIeachable integrity. Jefferson county,
although one Of the strongest Republic
eau counties in the State, has never, we
believe, had Republican official In any
Of the executive departments et the gov
ernment, and II Is time that her claims In
this respect were recognized. Mr.. Wal
lace is Secretary Of both our county and
city central committees, and has done
hard work for the party in times past,
besides being fully qualified In every re-
'pect to Gil the Office for which he Is pro-
posed. The recognition Of these facts by
the Convention would be a graceful COM
pIiancc with the wishes Of the party In
this section Of the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
BELGIUM.


BRussEIs, May7-The Belgium Cham
Der Of Representatives to-day debated NJ.
D. Aspremonte Lynders reply TO Ger
many. NJ. Frece 0Sburn was the princl.
pal speaker. lie approved the terms Of
the last answer 10 Germany. He consider.
ed that all the grounds for the apprehen-
sion respecting the independence Of the
country nnd the integrity ofits institution
and the liberty Of the press had disap.
pcarcd at the same time. The neutral
position Of Belgium did not exonerate
her from obligations to her neighbors.
II was n question whether the Govern.
mcnt had done ita duty to Germany
In the Duchesne affair. He Uhe Minis
ter Of Justice) denied that the Govern
ment had been inactive in prosecuting
the investigation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
Nominations aud RESOLUTIONS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 7.-Tho Ken.
lucky Democratic Convention adjourned
this afternoon after nominating John G.
Underwood, Of Bowling Green, for Lieu.
tenant Governor; Thomas II. Moss, Of
Padncah, for Attorney. General; u. How.
ard Smith for Auditor, and j. w. Tate
for Treasurer.
The following report Of the Committee
oil Resolutions was adopted unani.
mously: ........
We hold II to bc absolutel ly essential to
the preservation Of the liberties OF the
citizens that the several States shall be
maintained in their rights, dignity and
equality rs the most complete and relia-
bic administration Of their own domestic
concerns and the surest bnlwarks against
anti-republican tendencies. Every at
tempt on the part Of the Federal Govern
nlent to exercise n power not delegated
to II in the United States Constitution,
or exercise delegated power in a man.
ner not therein prescribed is an net Of
usurpation demanding instant and un-
qualified condemnation Of q people jenl-
Gus OF their liberties, and we hold that
any unconstitutional interference by the
General Government with the local affairs
OF any State to any extent or any pre-
tense whatever, should be ut once repudi.
ated and condemned by all classes Of
every section Of the Union, as all such
acts tend directly to the destruction Of
our Federal system, and the consolida.
tion Of all power in centralized despot.
ism. .-l...... ..-.. r...s.ut
A notable feature Of the Convention
was the active participation Of the vencr-
able Cassius NJ. Clay, who pledged him.
self 10 canvass the State for the Demo.
cratic ticket. .