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MARINE CHRONICLE.
meteorological, nza Aquomc.

The highest thermometrical demon
strstion here yesterday reached only
S459, and nobody had cause to complain
OF the heat. The close Of the day re-
sembled more an October afternoon than
a midsummer day, We were threatened
with rain at different periods through
the day, but we think old Pluvius's
spriDkiiHg-pot is about empty, and all
his attempts yesterday resulted in fail
ure. ~ other points the mercury stood
at about the same as the dsy before.
Rain fell at PittsburR, VIcksbUrg and
New Or!eaus-heayJ showers in the two
former localities.
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION
SIGNAL. SERVICE L. =. AEMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, 4 ugust 9, lsT5-D
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DRY GOODS.
RYTELEGRkpH.

NEW YORK, August 6.-Business
ruled quiet with commission houses and
importers and the jobbing trade YVES
duh. Cotton goods are quiet, except
cotton fEnneis, which are in good de-
msnd. Dsvol bleached shirtiDgs reached
TO l33c. Worsted dIess goods, shRwls
and fall styles are more active, and
wool fisnnels and blankets are in better
demand. Fancy cassimeres move slow
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H0AEUE IN BANKKUPICY.

In ;he District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee-in the mat
ter OF Taylor & Duflin, OF Memphis, Bank
rupts.-Jn Bankruptcy.
Tg'hE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
1 appointment as assignee OF Taylor q
DGflin, of Memphis, Shelby county, Iennes-
see. FRED. T. ANDERSON, Assignee.
kfaTDpbiG JuiNv * IST5
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HOFICE IN BAERsUPFDY.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of West TennesSee.-In the mat
ter OF Juo. Marley, Of Memphis, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
TETHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
} appointment as assignee Of JnO. Marley of
Mem phis, shelby county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, July %, 1875. iuZS W
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sac l3, 2Ol; Opened qulet, cIosed bare-

sales Is, zOui opened quiet ClOseu DARE
ly steady.
Liverpool aTrivals.August delivery
from ChaTlestOn or Savannah, z. o. c.,
"a; August and September ditto, LIN. c.,
3.I6d; October ana November ditto,
I. ~. c., I'D; shipments new crop, ditto,
1. N. c., It'd.
Receipts at the United States seaports
since lest Friday, 229S; same time last
week, 252S; same tine last year. 5l99
bales.
Stock at all United States ports to
date, lis, 422; last week, s123, 1886; last
year, l55 259 bales.
Total receipts at all United States
ports to date, 3, 455, 500; same time last
year, 3, AS, 573; deficit this year, 2S9, 773
Ialaa
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TT0EKC1.

EIHG insolvency Of the estate Of Fletcher
Lane, deceased, having been suggested at
the July term Of the Probate Court all per-
sons having claims against said estate are no.
tined to appear ana hle the same. with the
Clerk OF the County Court, authenticated IN
the manner prescribed ny law, on or before
the 10Th day OF November. 1915.
=. DUDLEI FRANSER,
This July Is, lS.5 Administrative.
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SafnrdaE. Angnsf z. 1873.
GKgAHCERY SALE
OF
IA . u I Estate,
III. &nfurHnu Ar1nucf z HR7S

pa SStufOaJS august - 1870.
No l23S-ln the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-J. d. Williams,
ct al, vs.. j. T. Sellers, ct al.
DY virtue of au order of sale made In the
~ above cause, on July 5, 1875, minute book
6, pages SIG and 81, will sell at public auC-
ton, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, August z, 1875,
within legal hours. in front Of the county
courthouse corner Main and Poplar streets,
Memphis. Tenn essee, the following described
real estate, tO-w1t, in the city OF Memphis
county of Shelby and state of Tennessee, and
described as follows: Lot in block 80, in
South Memphis, beginning at the intersection
of the east side of the alley, between Main
and shelby streets, with the north side OF
Irrelevant street, and running thence east
ward with the north side OF Irrelevant street
81 feet, thence DOrthward at right angles with
TreZeyaut street 80 feet, thence westward 50
feet % east siue of said alley, thence south
ward with east side of the alley 80 Ieet to the
beginning.
Terms Of Saloon credit of six months,
purchaser executing note bearing interest
hOm date Ofsaiei with approved security, lien
retained, redemption barred.
This July u, 1873.
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
by Geo. Mallory, ID. G. and NJ.
MeTiwether q Scales, Soils. for COmpl'tS. tyl3
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL .m@TATH,
On Saturday, August 90, 1875.

No. Iis.-In the Second Chance-y Court OF
SHELBY County, Tennessee-J. j. Kaiser VS..
Catherine Kaiser.
DG virtue of an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, on the I'D of June, 1870, NJ. b. 8, pp.
2l3 and pa, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, within legal hours, in front oil
The county courthouse, corner Main and
POnLar streeLs. Memnhls. Iannessaa. ON
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

FINANCIAL MATTERS are too quiet
for much development Of the Influences
by which they are affected, but the con-
tinuiug rains and the rising rivers are
strongly affecting them. MOreyed men
are watching events with great atten-
ton; the loss OF crops in Europe will
bring a heavy demand here, but il
large proportion OF our own crops are
swept awsy, how will prices he affected,
and with them the whole volume o.
foreign trade? The New York Bulletin
GAYS: "When it becomes fully under
stood across the Atlantic that the Amer
lean crops have suffered to an almost
equal extent, we can hardly fail 10 wit
ness 9 renewal Of the excitement in the
wheat market. It is impossible to doubt
that great deal OF grain viii be de-
strOyed on both sides the Atlantic, and
that still larger quantity will be gsth-
cred in bad condition, so that we may
anticipate the double misfortune Of dear
bread and bad bread.n In manufactures
wages are decTeasing-with dear bread
and low wages, the prospect is far from
the smiling cheerfuiness Of month
ego. Gold quoted in New York at noon
yesterday at ll35, quite bound from
the 1923 at the close Of the preceding
Saturday. The change is attributed to
large exports OF gold. At the opening
OF July gold quoted ll75, by the 23d il
was down to lll3, 1t is now on its way
upward again. Nothing of interest Is
taxing place in local securities, snd we
quote Shelby county scrip at 75G77; fire
and police at S76SS; school notes
On. Gtafe r,oFag S=CTSQ. Rank Of Tauuas-
see, new issue, 20. For gold brokers'
were Offering lIl4. Exchange buying
on New York at par, selling at /
premium; on New Orleans at I dis
count, selling at par.
In THE COTTON MARKET yesterday
there was 3 good inquiry from spinneTs;
buyers were generally limited to rates
below the current quotations, while hold
ers were firm in demanding quotation
rates. Buyers and sellers being apart,
Gales were confined to % bales. The
kilograms showed 10 change at other
markets. The closing kilograms were as
follows: New York steady; middling,
l4Ec; sales, 1913 bales. New Orleans
firm at l4tc; sales, $50 bales; receipts,
IS bales. Liverpool quiet at I'D; Or
leans, 71d. Savannah, 1890; Mobile,
I4gc; Charleston, I4ic; Galveston, 1890;
Wilmington, nominal; Baltimore, l45c;
Norfolk, AGE; Boston, 144c; Au-
gusta, I39c. Gold at New YORK, three
o'clock, ll34. The official quotations
remain unchanged as follows:
Ordinary d
Good ordinary. 8
Low middlln s..... .'.'..i 3
hiddIing
Good nlddlng SIoi2
49, Of 1iua
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
E1 . al HIS tate
On Saturday, August 2, 1879.

No. 2E.-In the Second Chansery Court OF
Shelby county, TenneSsee-JOhn joyce, ct
al, vs.. Mary Clancy, executrix, etc.
y y virtue of an order of sale made in this
- cause on 9TH of May, 1875, minute book b.,
page l43, etc, will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, within legal hours, in front
of the county courthouse, corner Main and
Poplar streets, city of Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, August z, 1875,
the following described real estate, to-wit {:
situated, lying and being in the county OF
Shelby ana State Of Tennessee, and in the city
OF Memphis, viz: One lot fronting on Front
Row, in said city, y feet, anu running back
1857 feet 20 Center Alley, and upon which IS
situated two brick and one frame building,
and same lot now occupied by defendant near
the corner OF Jackson street and Front Row,
and known by its house No, as lot Is.
Terms of Sale-CaSh.
II. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
A cOpy-Attest:
BY Geo. Mallery, D. c. and NJ.
CAN'T Il Mcdowell, Soils. for Compl't. iyl3
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An ACT to amend the Charter of the Uni.
Versity OF Nashville.
Section /. Be 10 enacted By The General As
sembiy Of tine state OF Tennessee, That the
charter OF the University of Nashville. be So
amended that the trustees may have the
power, II in their judgment the iutere- Is Of
the institution require, 10 discontinue a
course Of instruction strictly COLLEGIATE and
literary, and convert said Institution. either
partially or entirely. into a seIeuuuc school
lor Instruction IN the various branches apuar-
tanning 10 chemistry, botany, InetalurEy and
OtleF kindred subjects, embraced within the
Ute OF scientific school, and also that said
trustees may have tile power TO dis continue
iOE umu. # IN their jude ment il becomes
proper 10 20 so, instruction In the branches
purely collegiate, and make an arrangement
with the trustees Of the "Pea body Fund or
other association for the establishment OF
normal school; provided, that any trust funds
heretofore bequeathtt 20 said M yerSlly
shall be only used in accordance with the
purposes OF fue trust.
Passed March D 1913.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker OF the House OF HePrcsau' atiVcs
IHOMA- .'al-H ~
SPEAK -.. eu8lc
Approved March p, 10.
JAMES ID. / TER, Go uJs
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Saturday, Aug st :2S, 1875,

the following described real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary 70 satisfy the
Judgment herein, tO-wit: situate in -nelby
county, state of Tennessee, on the sOuthraS
corner OF Fourth and Kerr streets, Chelsea
being 144 fee; front on Fourth street aud IIsIs
feet on Kerr street.
Terms of Sale-On a credit of six months,
note with approved security, lien retained,
equity OF redemption barred.
This July %, 1915.
N. d. l.. STEWART. Clerk and Master,
BY George Mallery, Deputy c. and NJ.
9 NGlEeT & HOTTigan. Attys. ty27
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES,
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE.

Express train leaves daily Except sun
dayrI Al a.sI AM; Mall train leaves daily ~
N 50 am; Brownsville Accommodation
train leaves daily az SO PIN.
I,spoL Al head OF Main street
Ticket-of1ce, No. - Main street, corner OF
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NOTICE IN BARKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of West TeHueSsee.-In the mat
ter o. i. ). JukeS, Bankrupt.-In Bank
Tuptcy,
To the Creditors OF said Bankrupt:
FbNAkE NOTICE, That 1 have riled my final
/ accounts as assignee OF the estate OF said
bankrupt, IN said Court, snd that on the 10th
day OF August, next, l shall apply TO said
Court for the setI -ment OF my accounts and q
discharge from all liability as assignee of said
estate, IN accordance with the PROVISIONS 6F
lae zNtu section Of the act Of Congress entitled
% An act 70 establish a uni Orm system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United states"
approved March 2, 1867.
jy5l' T. l. RISK, ASSIGNEE.
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highest bidder, for cash, the 10 blowing deS-
Cribed property, tO-wit:
The undivided interest of Thomas Carrigan
In and to l55 acres of Jas, Kimble's $3.50 acre
survey in Section l, Range 7, Shelby county,
Tennessee, beginning at stake on the south
east Hank OF NOncOnnah creek, south west cor
ner of bridge across said creek on Pigeon
ROOst rOa I, at a post OF the old tOll-gate;
thence down the southeast bank OF said creek
~ chains to the interss cJtou OF said bank nth
the south lice Of Jas. kimble's $3.50 acre entry
No les; thence west % chains and 30 links TO
the southeast COrnST of a subdivision of said
25y' acre tract; thence north 81 chains and 90
lines 10 q stake III the center Of said road I;
thence with the center of said rOat south, 10
east across said b idge one cnain and 81 links
10 the be-iDning, IS described in bOOg "a, part
l, pSge 5S4, etc, in Registers office, Shelby
county, subject to homestead as described in
declaration OF defendant Carrigan in book SO,
page l4S, in Registers office, Shelby county
Tennessee, including about eighteen acres
more or less.
Levied on as the property of defendant,
Thomas Carrigan, to satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs.
e. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of shelby county, Tenn.
By ". d. CaI-lOG, y. :.
Men phis, 24Lh day of july, 1875.
+. J. AtulVIhill, attorney for pl'n'n. ijyS
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AN ACT to locate q toll gate nearer than one
mile OF Woodbury..
Be f. enacted by the General Assembly of
the state Of Tennessee, Thai q toll gate may
De erected nearer than one mile OF the town
OF Woodbury. Cannon county, on the Wool
bury and McNinnvlile gOad, upon the c.u-
structiOn OF a turnpike thereof. and the
Chancellor Incorporating said road shall iu-
sert the name in the charter OF iucOr2Ora.
ton.
Passed March 3, 1875.
LEWIS BOND
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
THOMAS 81. PAINE,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March %, 1875.
JAMES d PORTER, Governor.
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the market was quiet and nOminaIly
unchanged; ssles, 70 bales.
The following were the changes In
Nauy York f1lturpa.
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Il. = MILLER,
NJ. HOP. JOB NSTON,
PHIL. j. COLBERT,
TAO BULLEN,
W. II kELSOE,
REV. DR.. =. II. FORD,

There being no further business befrre
the meeting it adjourned. Tn9 persons
who participated in the meeting were
the following:
Ladies-Mrs H. T. Walsh, Mrs El'z-
sbath Craig, Mrs. julia K Gibson, Mrs 3.
A. Kinney, Mrs. II. B Wells, Mg5. Kel-
lar, Mrs. Joseph NJ Spsers, Mrs, Mary
Lynch, Mrs. William Smith, Misses
Carrie NJ. KoRtios, MUiiiz White, LIZZIE
B, Craig, f.. n. h'ClaUsseu, -- Setter,
Carrie Wells, Ella Smith, Mary EeiIIsy.
Gentlemen-J. T. M'Briie, Walter
Stone, Samuel Schsefier, William
Critic, George Underwood, W. a.
Brown, r 3. Miller, Alfred c. Hill, w.
Il. Hill, Harry Cr0well, Frank Murphy,
Wilson james, DR. w. J Wheeler,
James MOngay, w. w. Woodbridge, NJ.
Brashear, r Woodbridge, n. W. Rose,
J G.. Holland, William Rudl, 2, L.
Hooker, David Heuderchstt, Eeil Nj.
Heating, J. n Henning, J. Sci5er, Rev.
Or. 5. H. Ford, II. Macy, L. J. hcker-
lev, Thomas Howell. James Howell,
Thomss Buller, CsptsiG William
Smith, Thomas Goss, William NOD!ey,
Jacob Heck, J. B Ball, John Shannes-
~, A. Fields, G 3. Smith, J. l.. Powell,
Robert RoudOcker, J. c. EppeTbatt, J.
T. Lowry.
Officers Of Steamer-Captain Rorert
w. Wise, Phil J. Colbert, Lutte y. kai-
SO, VIII J. Colbert, W. II. Keiso, Jo-
seph Gray, James Troy, William Byers,
Samuel Clements, John Cooke, William
Collins.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsTON.

DEPARTB:
81 tl train, daily. a.. ~ ~ am; Express, dsi-
Is ~ am: SoIlC-vllIe train, daily except
slEGaysl, az 81 pm.
AERIvEs:
MAJ, every day 81 a 80 ain; Express daily
A. ~ p pm HomervIIle train, daily except
SuBtaysI, a. : % AIN.
T.sKt t-Uitlce, NO. r. Main street.
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Speaker of the House f Representatives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker OF the Senate
Approved March % I-7j.
JAMES d PORTER, Governor.
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g Re EEgEFF'8 SALE
- OF
H . al IT'S tate

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
b That by virtue of a Yendittoni expOnas to
me directed from the Honorable Second Cir
cult Court of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
the case OF Robert PeplOW VS.. Thomas Carl
gan, judgment rendered on the 18th of July,
1872, Tor the sum of 81 A hundred and twenty
nine collars. with interest and costs of suit,
to satisfy said judgment, ETC., will, on
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PADCCAH AND MEMPHIS.
AEEIyEs
Mall anc Frel -u,, ~ am.
BETAETE:
Esii aud Freight, al Is pm.
me mail and freight train leaves COvingtoD
Tor Memphis Al an, and retCrEs TO COvlng-
ton 10 10 PIN,
Trans leaving Memphis VIII start from
Underwriters Warehouse.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK.
ARRIVE Is:
Mall (evsry day, ~ ! 40 am. Freight and
Accom- mediation Al pm.
DEPARTS:
Val 'tsyery day. Louisville depot at %
Freight End accommodation, Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays at an.
-leepin E-CarH on mail trains.
TiCket-o ices, No. ~ tcOTner AsdiSonl and
M. ~ Nav a--ncr and Louisville depot.
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Friday, Tho 2Oth Day Of August, 1875,

in legal hours in fr6nt of the courthouse,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 10 sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following des-
Cribed property, tO-wit:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

The Popularity OF Lecturers.

An interesting test of the relative popularity of
several lecturers and others has just been given
TT lesding. On Monday the subscribers to the
M.shler Lecture Course took vote to ascertain
whom they desired to appear in the Course, this
season. There appear to have been about one
hundred Subscribers, and the following was the
roault Of the ballot -AIrs Scott Sidons received
unanimous support Camilla Urso concert
troupe, Oh votes Mrs. Mary A Livermore, ss ;
Miss Helen Potter, 10 Bayard Taylor, II Dr.
Isaac 1. Hayes, Il Gen. Tudson. Fitzpatrick, 60 :;
Edward Everett Hale, q Wendell Phillips 81 !;
Il. j. DeGordpya, GO John b. Cough, 50 Dan
lal Dousherty, 80 John j. villers, So Redpath
Opera Company, 81 Robert Collyer, Sc Prof.
,. II Pepper, 81 Mendolssohn Quintette club,
IL Ggaee Greenwood 80 William Parsons II !;
Louise W10lwoith fosa, 81 and Wallace Bruce
34 votos.
Of course this vote only shows the preferen-
ces Of II certain number OF people in the city Of
Reading in regard to literary entertainment, but
It strikes ua as interesting, as far as it goes
Mrs Livermore, we are glad to soc, stand. we'll
up in the list, position to which her abilities
and sense well entitle her. Rayard Taylor takes
high place, with Edward Everett Hale near at
hand Strangely enough, Cough who alone
eau fill our Opera House, stands tenth among
lecturers, (eXclulI4g tho Camilla Urso troupe
from the list and we note, with some surprise,
thtt Theodore TiIton il not named at ALL
|; may be added that eight entertainments
were to be provided for, 30 the selections made
arc Ars Scott Siddons, the Camilla Urso Con-
ceft Fronpe Mrs NJ. A Livermore, Miss Helen
Potter, Bsyard Taylor, DIR. I-rao Hayes, Gen.
ji'ison KIip4trck, and Edward Everett Hale,
three out Of the seven lecturers being ladies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Yesterdays ELECTIoNs-THE REPUBLI-
~ CAN TIDAL WAVE OF 1876.

Ohio elects the Republican State ticket
throughout though by small majority, the fig
ures probably being not more than 5000 to TO-
900. Iowa gives a sweeping Republican msjor
IS, increased from previous years and estimated
ut 81, 1000. Nebraska, which, had some minor
State officers to elect, reports general Republi-
can gsint. The city of Newark, New Jersey,
which finishes ont the list of Yesterdays cleo
tions reports the choice Of Republican for
Mayor by 5 $50 maj jority gain from last year Of
nearly $500.
80 Thus the story runs. The fight in Ohio has
been Inc most earnest and most closely watched,
ii therefore the result there is of greatest in
terest. In some respects it is very satisfactory;
IN others not entirely 10. Allen is beaten and
HAYES elected this is to have Governor Of
sense and dis cretion in place of scatter Drained
old partisan. Sam Cary is defeated it would be
a Disgrace to Ohio If ho were not The Repub-
Leans win back the State from Democratic con-
trol, and have the prestige of success upon
which to begin the greater campaign of 1876.
In all theso particulars Ohio does well, and gives
us reason to rejoice.
We only regret for the sake OF the financial
Issue and the general welfare Of the country,
that initiation has not been more severely re-
bnked. 1t is perhaps cause to be thankful that
its specious appeals to unthinking people have
not won success, but still we had hoped, after
the thorough discussion tho subject has had
that the majorty against it would not be less
than twenty thousand. yalsndingham was
c'u-ned in 1873 by majority of 100000. and the
immeuse preponderauce Of the Union vote ech-
ued round the world This of 50O0-possibly
10,0O0-is well enough; it is decision for hon.
est money; but it has not the weight and force
with which we had hoped Ohio would speak. In-
altion is not killed. we can hardly pe sure that
it s scotched
Bat these considerations aside the elections Of
yesterday ore glorious evidences that the Repub-
lican tidal wave is coming in. Ohio is redeomed,
Iowa and Nebraska show increased Republican
majorities, and New Jersey in her chief city,
gives Republican gain OF three thousand five
hunlred. THIS IL new tide of popular feeling.
The wave Of Democratic success has ceased to
advance. Statesmanshp lberality, and good
Siise in the Republican management. will sweep
il back with rush, next year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
AND NOW, PENNSYLVANIA .

me l.spa1Ilcan success IN ONO gives comfort
and suppar. to Rspublicans in Pennsyh ania.
We do not believe, now, that Hsrtranft can be
beaten, if proper and wae effort is made in his
behalf. But the majority in ohio.s too small to
extinguish the initiation fire, and the same fight and
same discussion will need to be made in Penn
sylyauia, The closeness Of the Ohio vote
mskas it necessary that no oxe.tlon should be
oIit Ell and no effort relaxed in tile lat
tor STATE. |. leaves the question there still
open. A majority OF 10000 or 30, 600 for Hayes
would have settled the Pennsylvania result but
~ it il 1t leaves room for Democratic hope.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Literary Notes.
BRET HARTE's NEW NOVEL.
many Hall.

Bret Hartes new novel, Gabriel Conroy,'
which is at last completed, and carefully guard
ed in the publishers safe, calls forth the high
est anticipations in literary circles. 1t will be
begun as a serial in the November number OF
Scribner's Magazine without illustrations, for it
is said to be graphic beyond need of them, and
full of incident. The story takes its title ''Ga-
brel Conroy," from its hero, simple good
hearted, honest old miner, OF a type somewhat
different from that OF his illustrous predeces
sors in Mr.. Harte's writings. Several familiar
friends, nevertheless, renew old acquaintance,
among them Colonel StaIbottle. The story is
wholly in Mr.. Hartes original field, and is said
to fulfill, as novel, the promise of his very best
tales. The opening is pronounced, by critics
who have had scoess to the manuscript to be
very powerful it is terrible picture Of a starv-
ing camp, and from this start tile story is said
to hold the reader with an almost uncomfortable
grip, seeing that he has to wait month by
month.--Me,o York Tribune.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

The New York Tribune has become the uu-
reserved advocate and organ Of Tammany Hall.
The candidates nominated by Boss Kelly, on
the whole list, and the public disappointment at
tho manner in which Recorder Hackett Was
slaughtered is decried by the Tribune and Hack
EFT covertly attacked. This is, indeed, great
change. Horace Greeley would as soon have eI'
pected to see the basement OF his newspaper
building rented for a liquor saloon, a, that tho
newspaper itself would be the organ Of Tam.
y,napy Hall