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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06

well-known academy, will commence on Monday,
March 18th. IL would be well for parents who
wish to secure seats for their children to apply
AZ soon as possible. The following are the
teachers now employed samuel W. Murphey
A. NJ, NJ. D., Principal Rev. William Murphey,
A. NJ, Latin and Greek Prof. J. W. Sweet, A.
b., Natural Sciences, Bookkeeping and Mathe-
mates Prof. Henry l.. Schoenherr, German
Language and Literature; Prof. j. Hess In
structor in Mechanical and Free-hand Draw
ing Mr.. James H. Crabb, English Branches
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Netp advertisements.

GS elE CASH FOR VERY SUPE-
hDO. .Ac RIoR hard White Ash >tove and Egg
GUal. Our patent wagon delivers 1t into the cellar
without dirt or trouble. GEO. W. BuSH
ErenGh Street " harf
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SECOND EDITI0N.
From the state capital.

THE DIVISION BILL NOT CALLED uP-REAsoN IT
HADN'T SHOW OF AssING-DIsAPPoINTMESr
or THE DIyIpERs-sTATE AID LOOKING sHAKY.
Speeai Correspondence G thu Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06

Inc Middletown Transcript pretends to under
etand that we suggested hard names as appro-
iHate to be applied to Republicans. Now,
neishbor, you know better. We wanted to show
YOU how i'll such expressions sound, and convert
YOU To kinder and gentlcr ways.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06

DOOFING-OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
III Shingle and Composition roofs made water
tight and durable by coat OF PLASTIC SLATE
and at a small cost.
Plastic Sla;e, Asbestos and Gravel Roofing.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
t1ocd a Hanna's Hardware Store,
sshI-isn x23 Market Rtraet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06

INTERESTING LECTURE PRoMIsEp.-We are M
formed that DIR. Il. II. Allen, pastor of "Old
Pine Street Church" Philadelphia, has been en-
gagged to deliver in this city his great lecture
titled "From Ocean to Ocean, and Wonders of
California" The material for the lecture was
derived from personal observations in recent
tour across the Continent and through the state
of California, and will be illustrated by eighty
nine Photographic views taken from nature. and
projected on 400 square feet of canvass, with the
Caclum-ght camera, by Professor O. II. Will
lard. The time and place for the lecture, which
10 many we doubt not will desire to hear, will be
duly announced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06

A New DODGE OF MESDrcANTs.- Several in
stances have occurred in this city wherein un-
worthy mendicants have approached our towns
people in such a manner that their appeals can
not very well be resisted. They also commit
crime for which they are liable to imprisonment
ut New Castle. A short note is first prepared and
then signed by the wives of some one of onr cit
zens, recommending the bearer to the charity
of those to whom the note is presented, these
persons being invariably relative or friend of
the supposed author Of the recommendation.
Sometimes the mendcants tell their own story OF
the need of money with which to bury a dead
child or relative; at others the object of the
charity is stated in the note. In a number of
instances which have come to our knowledge
every case is a downright deception, the letters
a forgery, and the reported death a cruel hoax.
Before giving money to such people it will
he well to inquire into the necessities of the
case,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06
Dailp Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
iI- fU lcr'as. etc., see Second Puge.

,r FOR 1srsns. etc., see Second Page.
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Heiu advertisements.

WING DlNIDERS AND WING CAL
w IPEHS' Composers OF all sizes, en- cnting
nppers. cast steel plyerS, round and Ma. nOsed
For sale by
VIM. II. BILLANY,
2i4 Market Street. Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06

The looseness Of statement that characterizea
rome OF the advocates OF county division cannot
pass without remark. One Of the speakers at
the Board OF Trade meeting said that Whining
ton pays five-eighths OF the county's taxation.
The ADVERTISER, last week declared that 1--WE OF
the northern hundreds pay nearly all he tdres. y
Sow the fact is that that total Levy Court taxes
OF New Castle county-county, poor, and State
amounted in 1874, to S177, ,3GG.G9, Of which Will
nlington paid ss7, 5000, or less than one-haf.
Indeed, Wilmingtons taxes less III proper
ton than her population.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06
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FIRST EDITION.
philadelphia.
o uR 8 SATUR DAY LETTER.

iHE fhSNhfLNASiA RAIL ROAD HtrOhr-AS OLD
CONVICTION HE-EMpHAsIsED CATHOLIC TorAL
ABSTINENCE SOCIETY --l2D0O TEEToTALLERs IN A
pINdLE CHURcH-THE WALKING NANIA--oPEN-
ING or THE NEW YORK MUTUAL oFfIcEs-DEs-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-06

rASTERS. BED CASTERS. OF ALI.
styles plate casters, brass, bronze, porcelain,
and wood wheel For sale by
WIN, II. BILLANY,
2lI Market Street. Wilmington.
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Ans,eHgslui Organ,

The stomach u reyepBeful 0lfan' u W.
assign Il iudlgealihln moi, u nat only refuses
~ perform ~ nlilnr. hul iullipls nlpn ns nii'
speaLahle l0nprpsi supi 10 lh0se ~ lnllRrs'
lion, onlin, ohnleIa mnrms, ele, Not content
with giving No painii frequently lnanHnfaleA
Rn excessive ana wasting diaHhpai called
dyaeniary, which earries W W our Hrava
WIN a view 20 prevent these consequences
~ s00n m Ito stomach glyea notice ny pre-
MONETARY lwlngea that ils cargo 10 not W IA
liking, - wlnrgaHsful ~ tW0 NJ iioslellefh
htolnaon iiilleH should be swallowed Ihls
admirable digestive cordial viii promptly
reconcile tho refractory oWHnlp ~ contents
and prevent any 0f those annoying ana pon'
SHY fatal results which The preHenceoi lndl'
gealiblu food In The stomach N liable IA pro-
duoe, lhe lilller aie alHo . superb tonic
restorative aud appetizer
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Philip Lindsley's Law Office
1oimcrS Of Nashville, 1onncmoe)
eos, Lim nnd Market streets, Up stairs
-. -, IoN ai5,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

rrlolco In ClVll Courts Of Dellas county
nnd In tho supreme and Federal Court
liuNlnrM relurcnccH A. Dallas, FIRST M.
iluuul Bank, Pointers Shields, commission
merchants, Rev Dr, \, L, Smith, Flr't Pres
nyicrinn Church. Christian ktoig, proprietor
krclpH loullng mills; waco, ToXns, Waco
National hank Galveston, rtXus, lev. ID :.
u, y, bunting flrst Presbyterian Church,
New Orleans, Inn Wm. A. He'll n Co, com.
mission merchants, ford, Miss Gen. A. T..
Stewart, President University Of Miss; Little
Rock, ARK, Chancellor john Il, Eakln, Nom.
pms, Tomb Martin II lllsmun, cotton iac-
tot; Nashville, Tenn, Hon, las ID, Porter,
Governor 0f Tennessee, Pulaski, Tenn, den.
John g. Brown, X-dovornor Of Tenn Lou
Nylllc, KY, james Todd n Co., commission
merchants; ~, Louis, Mo-, Merchants Nm
llonnl Bunk; Cincinnati ohio, Taylor "
Brother New York city, rhos. Enkin n Co.,
Bankers, luly2dlmwm '
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can ~ M D0NET
,rso. ,-i,no, ,d,no rrc4"mp,iou- ,

10 the edlloror the pilly Herald
DALLAS, July IA, 1870
Yesterday WA credlhly Informed
Tint some man, name nud place OF
Residence mol given, was IN and around
Mansfield last week soliciting names
10 u petition for James =, Goodnight,
Of nallH county, 10 become u cnndl,
date for the Convention. Thla can.
ynanrr seemed 10 lc serious, Tor some
PARTIES could not see The prOprlely Of
sIgulng u petition In behalf Of man
from Dallas, and IN other rases the
pnrlIrs were satisfied M matters then
ptood "ilnt snyS the uanvNsser, ~
want you tU Sign your name whether
yol vote ,ul him or not. All want
N l0ur nnnlr."
There are things wise, aud very
many thlnga otherwise, and This move
durS not ~ either uut N purely u mat
ter ofunadultoralcd presumption. II
dooa seem 10 me, from all the circum-
ManccA, that II this canVassrr lives In
rarrnt, he has dcspaIred OF the sue
ccss of their own nominee, Il, Rush
Wallace, who IN In his dOtagc, and cam
not llnd another man In Mrmnt ilt Tor
the place, aud Ore seeking n Dallas
man, or they want Wallace, and want
q petition ~ strong ~ 10 influence
Mr. Goodnight TO make the race. II
this b. the object, fear that rarrant
county ca masso, when the votes are
counted, viii eSclaim with an uncarth,
~ voice, "GuudnIght Mr. Wallacc.r
Mr., Goodnight, learn, IL absent,
and doubtless IL unaware of this petit
ton. lie " one of our best citizens,
aud an esteemed gentleman, and don't
believe he would recognize the pctl.
tion from Tnrrant as anything more
than courtesy, and not that II Il can
yasser Travelled over the country and
begged iog signers
do not write this to cast any re-
lection upon the character of MIR.
Goodnight, and when he secs the facts
believe he viii be thankful fol tho
expression Of the view have taken In
this matter. VOTER.
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Grain from TEXAS.

Last week we noted that shipments
of new oats and wheat had been made
In Dallas, Texas, by rail, for Shrove-
port and thence by Red River for this
port; the first shipments ever made for
this market nom Texas. The consign-
ments arrived here on Saturday, the
10th instant, 10y the steamer Colonel A.
7. kouns, comprising one hundred and
iiliy-three sacks OF oats to Messrs. She
rer " Lewis, and one hundred and
twenty-eight sacks of wheat To the
New Orleans Elevator Company.
There were also received on Saturday
by the steamer Josephine, from Gal
weston, one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
sacks OF oats, consigned TO Mr.. John
Calder. Samples of these were at
hand Inst week, aud heiug of excellent
quality, orders have gone on for sun.
plies from this new source, and large
business will undoubtedly follow. The
oats class prime; samples are on
Change, and offers of &c. were refused
for them. The wheat sold at once, for
Liverpool, at 81 20 per hushcl, although
the lot was too small to make il an oh
ject for purchasers. Texas wheat has
largely the preference over Western,
especially for export. Send supplies
here and orders are sure to come for il.
Samples of new Texas corn are in
qulred tor, though il is yet too soon for
lL-New Orleans Bulletin, 18th.
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FROM DROwNsylLLE
Captain MeNe,ly after More Arms.
Ispeclal TO the Galveston News.l

kSPoNihi W tuc bhlNeStOn news.
BROWNSVILLE, July lB.-General
Cortina telegraphs to his wife that he
has arrived safely in the City of Mex
leo; that he Is well situated, and has
the liberty of the city. Cortina's mis-
tress left for the City of Mexico three
days SINCE, in company with DIR. Brew
ster, an American, and Senior Lira.
She takes with her quite large sum
of money, and It Is supposed that Cor
tina Will know how to use 1t to his own
advantage. Francisco Irevino Canales
has been elected to Congress over
Francis Fuertes Fonices, the Cortina
candidate. The upper towns went
against Cortina's man. This Is no evil
denoe Of their opposition to cattle.
The Cuevas rancho il
called the "Robbers Den,n and Is near
Comargo. The people there are all
raiders. Cattle-thieves ply their oca.
ton Independent of Cortina. That
fact will soon be developed. Captain
McNelly Is here trying TO get some
arms from Corpus Christi. He has re-
ceiyed thirty recruits. Nothing new
when the Captain left camp.
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go ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed In the year 1873, improvements
uggeSted by q, pcrience In other yards have
been introduced and IL Is believed these
yhrrs present advantages for the care OF
STOCK, whether In winter or summer not
offered by any other yards.
Tho stock arriving Is unloaded directly I'm
me pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from Now York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yards
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades OF stock.
Every effort VIII be made to advance the
confidence. of shippers in the ST. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become ut least
the equal of any live stock market in the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In this market, IL will become
the largest wholesale market in the west for
cattle ms II Is now the equal OF any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made Tor the
prompt forwarding from Venice of all con-
signments nom Illinois
a nrst-cl hotel for the convenience of
its patrons Is attached 10 the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank under
the management Of Newman, Hastings Il
Co., has It's office In the general offices of the
yards. ISAAC IL. KNOX, President
JoSkpH MULHALL, Superintendent.
GREEN CASH, Assistant Superintendent.
Julylw6tdlt
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VIZ have received No, q Vol, !
Of tho Rural Texan, aud are very
happy 10 put II on our exchange
list
Al lls OOmo IadIoalou IT Ia an az
rIoulluMI paper aud IL published
wcokly, NJ Bryan, lirorloN county,
by Moayra, q, /, Goodwin u Co.,
prlcc Of subscription two dollars
pcr amman, II h wolI printed on
good paper, and contains much val
unblc information about farming
aud stock raising,
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one OF which declared ihal The Nbesl
Interests vi the liepnblioh party 81
Alabama inprrlnpsly require liAl
there shall w 4 thorough nyerhanllnl
aud prompt dismissal Ofal. ihe FEEDER,
al appOiuiefs in Ills flule Nh0 snail
be found ~ be nenmpelenl, unworthy
o. Indebted Tor lleir ppslllnls 10 lhi
evil influence nj George Y, Spencer a
Washington This j. Tho same hpdl
Of men who sent resolution W llif
President fnynring o thlfd term. lhpS
manifest u very natural anxiety u
hnd s0fl places 10 the puhlle crib
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nltely settled. These people aik 40
financial assistance nom AfN OTlfansi
all they want ~ SOC Is a spirit NJ
fiiendly and enegelie e0'eperallon'
From what appears now, The m0Ye-
ment has assumed Ia England proper
lions vastly greater than people here
haze yel realized. II would not DO
wholly unwise 10 our leading men 10
nlh fleir eyes open and lakea lonk ~
these visitors, with q view ~ entering
into lhe business relations which lhey
seek.-[ Sew Orleans Times iilh
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Tnr Governor Of Illinois has re'
Gently been 10 bcsot by women Tor
appointments IN nolarles public,that
ho Inns Issued u circular saying that
no woman need apply lnIeHe she Ii
thirty years Of ego, lilo has had no
more applications
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AAnRow guage railways arc com
lng rapidly ialo public favor 4
road Of three feet guager sixty miles
in length, IL about being opened for
traffic, between Youngstown ana
Fairfield, on Lake Erie
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GEseRAL HARLAN 10 tho llePubll
Gan candidate for Governor Of Ken
lucky, hat as there Is q Demo
cratic majority in that state Of por'
haps sixty thousand, hia chances
for success don't soon 70 be worry
encouraging,
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wEme grapi0od 70 learn from
lho Galveston News Of tho lllh
that Mr, willard Richardson, al
though not got out Of danger, Is
still alive, and his condition gives
some hope Of his recovery,
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yns nov pInsD,


Tho readers Of I'ng HERALD will
doubtless remember reading tho
newspaper accounts Of two oSIraor-
binary murdera, committed In tho
moral aud pioua city Of boston, BY
u boy Of fourteen or hfldcn, named
Josso pomoroy, The ylcl'mH oftliia
young neudA murdoroua propen'
elly Gro two little girls, whom he
cnllood into cellar, and thole, IN
tho most deliberate and cold bloodod
manner, cut "a plccor, with u large
knife carefully nharpenod Tor tho
purpose, 1'hoo seemed TO have
boon, In neither case not tho loaHl
provocallon for tho commission OF
tho crime, aud IN contradictory ~
tho assertion may sound, hc seemed
W have hnd no mnlOco towards hla
victims, but 70 have boon lmpcllod
10 those orImca by m lrroNlutiblo
Impulse 10 kill something to shed
blood, Except IN IN thla strange
propensity, which In u mildor form
crops ont ordinarily In bOya of u
moro ioodcr age, Ina propensity 10
torture llIcs, pat tnrponlinc on
dogs. o. 10 pour eoaldiUg walor In
TO rat holca, jesse Pomcroy
seems TO have bcnn good boy
enough attended Sunday School,
and was ~ duliiul aud Affection
alo TO hie mother m boye usu0lly
Nro, In u word, his ordinary con.
duct give no scrl OF indication OF
hIs being the. fearful demon he h.
Altogether thIa boy prcecnls one
Of tho slrangost eases Of ilalc de-
pravity over recorded, Ills wick
odncas IL something marvellous aud
phcnominal II has bocn stated IN
pnliation OF his crime, that his IA
Their was n butcher, and that hviore
hia birth his mother wau IN tho hub
IL OF ussis,lny her husband Ia rul.
ting meat into pieces suited 20 the
wants of their cualomrrs.
and seemed 10 tako tho at.
most pleasure IN lhis OCCUPATION.
Those Of our readers who romcm
bor II strange novel By Dr.. Ghvcr
WondaIl Holmes, called Elaic Vcr.
ncr, will understand our ulIusion.
There il rood physiolopicul author.
ity for believing that mental ton.
denotes of offspring arc greatly in.
flucnced by accidents of tho kind "a.
lated of Elsie Verner'a and Jessc
Pomeroy's mothers
II this bc 40 how fhr ia Jossc
pomcroy n FREQ neral ueoty lrlhe
tondency TO commit murder il
hereditary and irrssistiblc. should |
hesbo held accountable for his ac,sY
These nrc onestions which hnvo n,.
itatvd tho whole Of Massachusetts
for weeks past, and thero has been
nm immense amount of ino,.
NOUS nrepmcnt nscd nro anal
con. The pros saw the
boy is clearly not accountable for
his acts, and should not be honyed.in
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Poor Spencerl Even his fellow
cearpet-baggers kick him now that he
Is eciipsed by the temporary cloud of a
foul conspiracy" Tue Alabama Re-
pnblicans met recently and sent to
President Grant series Of resolutions,
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Caor reports from louisiana aTe
unusually favorable, sugar cane,
cotton and cora ara said u give OK
oelIenl promIso u Q largo Yield,
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We protest arainstth isnlu

WEprotcst against the Galveston
News and its Brownsville CORES.
pendent persisting in misspelling
our old friends name, McNelly, His
name is Mentally, and isdoing Tex,
as too good service not to have his
true name given him.
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DIR. \. D. worrall returned to this

DIR. Il. ID. Worrall returned to this
city Friday, as the dudm courier of the
commissioners from the English Co
operative Societies, who are now on
their way here and win arrive in a few
days. Few, without seeing the figures.
have an idea OF the immense wealth
those societies have accumulated. and
the fact That they propose to turn d
large portion OF II into the Mississippi
Valley to add new facilities and new
Inducements to the trade with Europe,
gives an Importance to their mission
which cannot be- oyer-estitnated.
Much depensis upon the manner in
which they IRE received. Their opera
tions will be condncted either through
this port or Galveston. n -Fnot def
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MISCELLANEOUS,
ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant fl q Proclamation ISSUED bY HE
Gnfrrnuii dsiifi iNf -3lll nRg 90 Ann, a, ~,
lh... unur d hflfil Flffn llHl ln rltalnn
diF 30 August, q d., ltil, at ilp several
tIfnilnu ilffnns boz inH NDuNif ~ Dallas,
halH Df IAHsi inr lHe pnrppsH " eleeilng
lNr hfIlNHiHH nHHfl piNeelai ip-WNf IllfH
{ nu-i llHiipu lnf ihf state ~ IF2as, 40 Whleh
nrriiDui rHrn Voter Ia gnliug fpf delegates
shell lDir q Fpf t0uffnllllt ~ ARalnsl
Convention hAI,h hphfphD,
Presiding Justice
palh Commercial AOrnnf luirlligenerU
Lancaster halrllrl pn Hnl rNlllsli Nnill
ririlOn. lln-l1 Nng2
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Chief Justice O. Nj. Roberts has
furnished the Tyler Democrat with
The following synopsis OF the business
of the Supreme Court, from first Mon
day in October, IVA, to 30th of June,
1876, being two hundred aud thirty
four working DAYS.
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M ERCHANT TAILOR.

Wlsn 70 inform the people OF Dallas that
~ ~ commerce street, In the old stand Of j.
, rrtx. am prepared to do all kinds OF Tai-
.orlnS, having ninefeenfyears' experience in
NeH iork city, Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN D1uzLu
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The oxiled Fraucisoans exiled
from Germany are beginning to ar
rive at New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDUCTIONS.

on and nnor the lbtli instant, day honrd ~
The tiiy lt,Rlaurunt VIII be- reduced ~ nix
dollars per week ~ twenty I'VE dollars prr
mouth, M, llAlllllA'
July 1-dht
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In the above is not included at least
one hundred and fifty motions exam
ined and decided.
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FRIDAY MORNING liiiiiiJrLf H.