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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

DAPu=M AT THE DELAWARE AVENUE CHURCH,
At the Delaware Avenue Baptist church, last
evening, fifteen candidates for baptism were
immersed before congregation which filed the
whole auditorium, and would have been larger il
room could have been found After baptism,
the prayer meeting which has been in progress
for some time WAS continued in the basement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Suspected Assn.sin Under Arre.,

man named Barney McWade WAS arrested III
Cumberland, Md, yesterday on the charge OF
being one Of the three who last week attempted d
to assassnate Paymaster Fawcett, OF the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, while he was making his
regular trip to pay of the hands. He has been
identified as one OF the attacking party. 1t is
believed that the other two have either been ar
rested or soon will be.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO DAY.
NEW YonK Oct. 25.
Gold opened, this morning, at 9ll4tet
Furnished by CraiQe johnson d Co Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON, Il. 80 p. NJ. Oct. 25.
Consols for money, "a 5.1G; for account, 81 3 l6
U. s. s 2Os of 1865 1O31S, 1868, slO7s4 lO4O's
sio4s4. New 5s OF 81, slOsI6. Erie common
shares 1875. Preferred, 81. New York Cen
tral. 80.
FRANEfoRr, Oct %.
u Y g. 2O'n of 1868 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

TEMPERANCE MEETING. - The temperance
meeting yesterday afternoon, at Market and
Water streets, WAS largely attended and strong
addresses were made by Rev. A. ID. Davis, Will
liam Galloway, and Mr. White. The large crowd
was very orderly with the exception OF one in-
toxcated man whom the police finally arrested
and took to the hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

LECTURE, To-NIaHr. - Hon. A. NJ Kelley,
President of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union and Mayor of Richmond, Va, will lecture
in the Opera House, this evening. His theme
will be " The Catholic Church in this Century,
Mayor Kelley is a pleasant and forcible speaker,
and will, we have no doubt, make his lecture
both entertaining and instructive.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

LOCAL OPTION IN CEclL CoUSrY.-The Cecil
County Temperance Alliance has been endeAv-
orng to have printed upon the tickets to be cast
this Fall, the words " For Local Option and
Against Local Option" 30 AZ to get an indics
ton of the popular will regarding this measure.
The candidates for the Legislature were appeal
cd to, and some consented others thought the
matter should be referred to the Executive Com
mittees Of the two parties, which was according
ly done. The result was that the Democrats
have positively refused and the prospect is that
temperance men who are not strict party mem
bers will vote the Republican ticket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
The virginia Lottery SyvindIe.

The committee appointed to investigate the
Montpelier lottery swindle have made report
in which they say that notwithstanding frauds
have been practiced on the ticket holders, they
are unable to designate the guilty parties They
also say that the officers OF the association did
not exercise sufficient watchfuness over tho
lottery
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
says Aavers,semenss. To-day.

Catechism Bee-West Church
BuXbsup''s brevity
Dubells Brevtty
Wheeler 4 Wilson-brevity
tiouert's brevlty
Registers notics-Salle A Day
Horses and carriages for sae-J y " Atrrlcb
Ebr sale-Flre proof safe
Funeral Notices
pr Wistars Basam--Cirv TEN
Grand expostlon-E o hompsom
ElTnwood cnllar-hrevity
Statement Union Mutual Life lns TO
Webb's Brevitv
Lost-bunch OF Keys
Adair's brevlty
Lost-COral brestpin
Wanted-two gentlemen honrderH
A famous med cal Institution
Wauted-good cook
Wanted-pain sewing
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

WABwroH FURNACE PROPERTY The farm Of
Nathaniel Potts, decd, in Warwick township,
Chester county, known N the warwick Furnace
Property" and containing 528 acres, was offered
at public sale, on Thursday, Oct. 2lst. 1t was
bid up to $49 per acre, or nearly $25 0JO, but at
this price the executors, Thomas NJ. Potts, ESQ.,,
and Lewis Q. Templin, deolined,to sell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

REVIVAL AT New CAsTLE.-A revival Is going
on in the M E. Church in New Castle. Quite a
number have professed religion, and more are
seeking. Mr.. Mann preached powerful sermon
to the young, last night and the church was
crowded to its utmost capacity. His text was
" Remember thy Creator in the days OF thy
YOUTH" which moved the hearts of many older
unconyerted persOns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
THIS SEASONS WANTS

ARE ABUNDANTLY PROVIDED FOR,
FIRST, IN A SUPEhB STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, SELEC1ED BY
MR.. THOMPSON PERSONALLY IN Eu-
SECOND. IN ADDITIONAL FACILITIES
FOR THE MANUF ACTURET TO ORDER OF
CUSTOMER CLOTHING, BY CUTTERS
AND WORKMEN OF ACKNOWLEDGE ED
ABILITY AND MERIT. UNDER THH I'M
MEDIATE DIRECTION AND SUPERVI-
SION OF THE PROPRIETOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
SchuyIer CoIfax in Baltimore,

Hon. Schuyler Colfax wife and child, reached
Baltimore on Friday, nnd will be the guests OF
fax expects to visit Norfolk, Richmond aud other
southern cities before leaving for the West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Boiler Explosion.

TEN MEN INJURED NEAR ALTOONA.
ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. 25
The boiler i'll the paper mill Of Morrison.
Bane Co. at Roaring Springs in THE county.
exploded to-day, demolishng the mill and 20
verely injuring ten men. The loss is twenty
tlousaud dollars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Terrible browning Accident.

carriage containing five persons was precipi-
tated into the Schuylkill river opposite Mana
yunk, Pa, yesterday. Three of the occupants,
Henry Getter. his mother and child, residents of
Philadelphia were drowned. James Miller and
wife were rescued. The accident was caused by
tho horses becoming frightened and running
away. The bodies have been recovered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

TIE CLAW" RAISED. The steamer Geo. Lao,
which was sunk in Chester river some time
since, has been successfully raised and will
probably reach Baltimore to-day when she will
be put on the marire railway.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
The Ioxya SenaIor.I,,p.

Ex-senator Harlan has returned to Washington
after his campaign in Iowa. He and his friends
have full confidence that he will be elected Sen
ator from that State. On the other hand the
friends Of Secretary Belknap say there is no
doubt of his election,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Fastest Riding on Record.

At the Waco, Texas, fair on Saturday, Il. A.
Ford rode sixty miles in two hoursIand forty -nins
minutes, nsing forty-two common Texas horses
This s the fastest time on record for the dis
tance. He made the last mile In two minutes
seven seconds
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

~, WIN such weather as this the Wilmington
tended.
=. boughman, Thomas x Co, have placed re-
u uectors under their front windows 30 as to pre-
tore
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Paper MilI burned.

AN ISCENDIABY FIRE NEAR aETTYsBURa.
GETTysBURe, Pa, Oct. 25.
The Conewago Paper Mills, six miles North
OF Gettysburg we're burned on Saturday night
The loss is $4,000, upon which there is an in
sulance of 500 The fire was the work Of al
iucendary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
HERE

cI1IzENso srRANaERsicAN RE SUP
PLlED WITH hvERY ARTICLE OF
DRES3 ESS SENTIAL TO THE WARDROBE
OF A GENTLEMAN TO THEIR ENTIRE
SATISFACTION AT MODERATE PhICRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
FOURTH EDITION.
A Revival lBegUn.

MOODY AND SANKEY'S FIRST MEETING IN BROOKLYN
--HEMARKABLE DEMONSTRATIONS YEsTERpAY.
The.opening services of the revival move
ment under the evapgelists, Moody and Sankey,
were hold yesterday morning at the Brooklyn
r NIX. beginning at 81 o'clock. The attendance
was very large, every available portion of the
immense building, which will seat 5000
persons, being occupied, while fully $500 peo
pie who came half an hour before the ser
wees began were unable to gain admission. The
religious exercises consisted of prayer, singing,
and an introductory address by Mr. Moody on
"Tbe Probabilities of Success aud the Difficult
tics to be Encountered in the Revival Work i'll
America" Similar exercises were held at the
same place in the afternoon at O'Clock. Tho
attendance WAS again very large. Evidences Of
the revival spirit were numerous and significant,
and were displayed during the early part of the
services.
THIS MoRStSo'5 MEETING BusINEEs MEN PREs.
ENr.
NEW YORK, Oct 25.
The morning prayer meetings OF Messis
Moody and Sankey commenced in Rev. 4. Dew.
Talmages's church, this morning, at eight
o'clock. The building was crowded, some five
thousand persons being present, compromising
many men route to business, lut the
audience was mostly women.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
stone.vaII Jackson. statue.

The preparations at Richmond for the cere-
MONIES tomorrow at the unyeling of the Stone
wan Jackson statue indicate that the domopsra-
'ioh VIII be very extensive. The "Confeder-
s'es will turn out in their strength.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

DIsEAsEs AMONG STooE.-In Queen Anne's
county, Md disease has broken out among
the cattle which veterinary surgeon, who has
made post mortem examination, pronounces
species of diphtheiia. The first symptoms are
manifested in twitchng of the under jaw,
which gradually increases until the muscles at
the root Of the tongue becomes 30 enlarged that
they close up the wind pipe, and death ensues
from strangulation in from fifteen to twenty
four hours. Henry Simpson, near Inthsburg,
has lost three COWS by the disease. All were in
good condition and had calves by their side.
In Worcester county, very fatal disease is
raging among the hogs. 1t is gradually spread
ing, and the Snow Hill Messenger says there will
be II great scarcity OF pork in that county
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

On Friday and Saturday nights next, Prof. J.
K. Taylor will give at Coatesville a stereopticon
exhibition OF views taken in his late trip across
tho continent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

The Prince OF Wales arrived at Port Said on
Saturday, on his way to India.
Emperor William has returned to Germany
from his visit to King Victor Emanuel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
THIRD EDITION.
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL sERvloE.
WARRINGTON, Oct. %
Probabilities For the Middle States station
AIRY or higher pressure, nearly stationary temper
ature, North-west to Southwest Winds partly
cloudy and hazy weather, followed by falling
barometer. South west winds and rising temper
ature
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
aMarriaNe5.

HoMPtoN-JoNEs.-o April 1851, lsIt Ches-
ter. by the tev. j. ii. Mowery, Archies Thompson
to May l. JONES'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Tas psLAwAnk IN.r1rurn or MronAnlo

Tas DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF MEoHAsto ARTS
LECTURE CoURss. Prof j. x. Taylor will open
the lecture course OF the Delaware Institute Of
Mechanic Arts, but the date has not yet been
fixed. His theme will be his late visit to the
West, and in the course Of his lecture he will
exhibit several stereopticon views aud show
number OF curiosties gathered ut different
DDiuts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
LOCAL AFFAIR S.

GRAND LoDaE X. or P.-The Grand Lodge X.
OF +. will meet in this city next Wednesday at IL
o'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.
Flour, in fair request Penna family, s6.25@
6.6756 !; high grades, s7.75@s.75. Prime wheat
wanted ; red u 35@1.40 for lnew Penna; Sl.0S
Oils for do Western amber 81 ~ white,
e14O@l.50. Rye 75t085c Corn firm yellow
Toe mixed CSC. Oats dull and weak white, 43
@50c mixed s8@4lc. Whiskey, si.16.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANnYwIEK MILLS FoB ~ ON
AND aRAIN--ooRREoTED DAILY.
Family Flour. ur................. ... $S.00Gs 800
Extra Flour. ....,..- .......... 6756p $50
Buperfns F'isar. .... .. ........... Also 5.75
Wheat, -. =. =. .. 1856
Corn. ..... zoe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

Prince Bismarck talks Of resigping again, in
oonse auence of i'll health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

The Cologne GdzeHe reafirms the statement
that the Crown Prince OF Germany will visit the
Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia and Gays
the 1s-gun corvette Elizabeth will carry him to
An
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
FIFTH EDITION.
The Crown Prince. Coming.
LONDON, Oct. 25.

HIs REPORTED vIsIr TO TIE CENTENNIAL CONFIRM
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
SPENCERIAN
STEEL PEN S

are for sale by ali d deHiers In stationery.
For the convenience OF those wlo may wish to try
them. Sample Cards containing one each OF the II
numbers, Will he sent by mail on receipt OF 25 cents
Iyis0u, EIak eman. TaylOr 81 Co.,
sep16, ,eod3u lbs and II0 Grand st., New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
THE CONTROLLING lDEA

Is TO LEAD IN EVERYTHING DEN AND
ED BY FASHION, AND TO OMIT NO FEA-
TURE E--ENTIAL TO A POPULAR AND
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25
Hfw Adrertisements.

VNRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA
Il MoKlN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
GEO. W. BUSH q SON, French ST. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-25

rTHE CELEBRATED DOUBLE ELIAS
TIC
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-08

stiou, his widow and children may hos.ne
citizens by taking the naturaliEnp o.tA
The oath required for naturalia,io. =
as follows. : .
2" sclemnly swear that will supssvt
the Constitution of the United Statee.
and that ! absolutely and entirely re.
pounce and abjure all allegiance to every
foreign prince, potentate, state or sover-
eighty, and particularly to -, (Princs
or King, or Empress of -, naming
the country Of which the applicant IL a
native), Of whom ! was before subject"
When all this is done, the proceedings
should be entered on the record, and the
Court should enter up.a judgmeat. de-
claring that the applicant is thersby,
having complied with the law, adnAittsa
70 the rights and privileges and imhlaAl
ties of citizen of the United States,
aud adjudged and declared to be- oisixel
of che same. e j. x 6EoRan
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ganee, has been constantly re..segEadisg,
But still more marked evidence pf
our decay will be found in the number
of acres Of land forfeited for taxes IN
1866 the value Of land forfeited for taxes
was 1907, $50, being about oRe-6fth Oi
one per cent. on the value Of hand in the
State. In 1875 the number Of acres
forfeited is about 6,500, 900, or over u
per cent. of the value Of all the hand IN
the State In $500, 900 acres there is q
little over 10000 square miles. more
than one,ffth OF the total area Of the
State, or about fourteen average coun-
ties.
We have become so used here 10 see
evidences of decay and destruction of
wealth, that we do not readily take in
the full import of these enormous figures.
The Land forfeited in Mississippi for
taxes, and which was once private pro
perty, constitutes larger area, by two
thousand square miles, than the States
of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Della
ware combined; larger than Massachu,
setts and Delaware combined larger by
near 1,700 square miles than New JerJ
sey; larger than New Hampshire, and
nearly as large as Maryland. .ai
Under a good government all these
lands would be held by private owners,
and would be supporting thriving
population. 'As'7mi 3
This year there WILDE large increase
in the area Of land forfeited. The taxes
which ought to be collected from these
lands must be collected from the remain.
der. Thus every yeat the taxes will be
increased, and there will be less and less
property topay them. Can we stand this :
Is Mississippi alone, of all the United
States, to remain under this bondage TO
Radical misrule and corruption We
have fair chance to relieve ourselves
now. If we Jet the opportunity pass, an.
other may never come.
n'a J. z. GEORGE,
fHI ...nt NH Chairman.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-08
CIRCULAR.
HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
DEMoCRAT1c- CoNsERvATIvE PARTY
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI aa4
JACKSON, MISS, Der. &. 1875.

HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
DEMoCRATIc- CONSERVATIVE PARTY
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI faiu,
Esd. JACKSON, Miss, OcT. 8, 1878,
! have received so many inquiries in
relation to naturalization that it is deem
ed best to answer all in this circular.
All aliens may be naturalized in the
following manner: Eli 49,.
l. He shall have first declared bis in
tention to become citizen, in due form,
before a Circuit or District Court OF the
United States, or Court of record of q
State having common law jurisdiction,
II this has been done two years, the alien
may then apply for naturalization. If,
however, the alien was minor when he
arrived in the United States, and has
resided here for three years before his
majority, he may be naturalized without
having declared his intention as aiore.
said, two years before application. He
may make the declaration when he is
naturalized--but he still must have re-
sided before naturalization, five years
in the United States. And any alien
over twenty-one years of aye may be
naturalized who has enlisted in the u.
S. Army, and has been honorably dis
charged and has been resident Of the
United States one year.
2. Before naturalization, except in
case of discharged soldier, the alien
must have resided in the United States
FIVE years, and in the State where he is
naturalized, one year. -na't#rs
3. The applicant for naturalization in
Mississippi, must 60 before ae-Circuit
Court of the State (aOt The Gaac@y,)
and in term time be naturalized He
need not 60 to the Circuit Court Of the
county where he resides, but TO any
Circuit Court in the State ttl
f. When he goes TO the Court to be
naturalized, he must show to the Court;
1st-That he has declared his inten-
tion to become citizen at least two years
before Except in cases Of minors and
discharged soldiers, as before explained).
This can be done by producing the Ger.
tifcate given at the time by the officer
before whom the declaration was made,
and ifit has been lost, he can prove by his
own oath its loss, or destruction.
2d--He must show to the Court that
he las resided in the United States at
least five years, and in the State one
year, and that during that time he has
behaved as man of good moral cbarac-
ter, attached to the principles of the
Constitution of the United States and
well disposed to the good order and hap
piness OF the same.
But in no case can the residence re-
quired be proven by the oath of the ap-
plicant.
3d-The children of aliens who have
been duly naturalized are citizens, by the
act of naturalizing the father and If an
alien has declared his intention 10 become
a citizen, and has died before nsturaliza-
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THE --LATEST NEWS
BY Telegraph to the Daily ClArtes.
Latest rrom Friar's Peiut.

r. is --latest from Frlar's P0imt.
MRMPHIs, Oct. S--Eatest Friai~s Poiss ~
ports say that Chalmers was driving PeA,c's
force from Joncstown and had then nearly
surrounded. Chalmers is determined 70
capture Pease, which will end the dlstnsb-
ance Sheriff Brown is still at Helena, liz
ipcited the riot, aud telegraphed Ames thst
he would quiet the disturbances 't'''
senator Aleorn telegraphed the AttosneSl
General the following Having read sevt
eral incendiary and senseless dispatches
about the recent troubles at Friar's PolnA
assure you there need be no alarm foe the
peace OF this county. Several handrsd
armed negroes who had been melted by An
illegal chief, marched on our town. and
We're repulsed 10y the whites uEder the lead
of the most prudent citizens, who have bsea
following the armed band of negroes and
dispensing them with as little violence as
possible, and urging them to go home"
'Ni New Work Market.
NEW YORK Oct S-Gold opened A II.
Stocks active aud unsettled. Money 8. Gold
lG46. Exchange. long, 79i6; short. 4 81
Governments dull and steady. States qnIet.
Cotton firm; sales $50; Uplands lsss Or
leans l32. Futures easier; October IL | 80
@1a; March IL l5-32@l7-32.
t'H Fire In london.
EoHDoH, OcT. S.-Garden Heuse, In
| Queen Anne's street and james Park 10
burnt; loss half million sterling.
Special states the Herzegovanian leader
Is sick with fever. Rugusa estimated the
Herzegovanian loss at 1000 wounded during
the campaign. They have still 10000, and
are as determined as ever.
UItrnmOntnne Trouble
MUNICH, Der. s.-The Ultramontane par
ty have issued an address In the Bavarian
cham Der of deputies, calling for tho die
missal of the present ministry. .
LONDON, Oct. s.-A special from Vienna
says news has been received from Munich
that that the king Of Bavaria has refuses 10
accept the resignation of the ministry, aud
the dissolution of Chambers is probable.
f@j Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. s--Noon--Steady: MID
ding uplands, GA Middllng Orleans,
"a sales, l4,O00.
MALTA, Oct. s.--Mr. vedla, American
consul at Tripoli, has returned to that city.
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Union Female ! olIege.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-19

Matinee Germans are quite a feature
OF the season at Newport.
The thief of Murillo's picture at sa-
vile has been shot in Spain.
Sixteen sea-lions were caught on the
southern coast of California recently and
sent East.
A crab eleven feet six inches long has
been captured at Yeddo, Japan, and is
on exhibition at Yokohoma.
The reunion Of the New Jersey dent
lists formed the center Of extraction at
Long Branch yesterday. A dinner Of
toothsome viauds was served up for their
entertainment.
The Golden Age suggests that preach
ers who want their salaries raised will
please take notice Of the Plymouth
church proceedings and govern them
selves accordingly.
Who a refrain from smiling at the
story Of the young lady who, after deliv-
ering a lecture in Springfield the other
evening on Dress Reform" went to sit
down aud couldn't get within six inches
Of the chair
Moody and sankey are going to spend
a few days in Paris, but as they mo
speakee Frenchee'' and as the Parisians
no unzerzand re Englaiz,o the revival.
lists will probably be compelled to give
that nation over to her idols and let her
alone"
Mr.. Gwynn, Of Virginia, is dead. His
last memorandum provided that he
should be buried with his head eighteen
inches higher than his feet; that hi,
cane and sheepskin should be placed ia
the coiin with him, aud that the cofRr
should be carefully wrapped in a blanket