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National Republican., 1880-09-30
Cnnpro,sIonnl Nominntlons.

LOCK HAVEN, PA, Sept. ga. q. Curtin
was nominated by the democrats for congress
to-day In the twentieth district.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept 29.-Thomas Boles was
nominated yesterday for congress by the re-
pubhcans of the third district.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept, 20.-The groeuback
party of this county to-day nominated Alex
andor Gregory for congress.
BosToN Sept. 29.-It isrcportcd that Moody
Merrill, the republican candidate for congress
in the third district proposes to Withdraw
A. A. Ilauney is mentioned as u probable can
ddnte. and reports from the district indicate
u cordial support should ho accept the nomi
nation.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
A Richnond Official Under Arrest.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept 29.--Ciy Sergeant N.
NJ. Lee was before the police court this morn
ing charged with larceny of public funds by
false pretenses. Sergeant Lees arrest is the
result of two indictments found against him
by tho grand jury Of the Hastings court, in
which he is charged with ioloniously obtain
ing through the auditor Of public accounts and
the state treasurer 81 ,i59 for sundry criminal
charges in connection with the clothing OF
prisoners confined in the city Jail ESamina-
tion was postponed until this evening, aud tho
accused was committed to Jail, bail being re-
fused. When the case WAS called this evening
tho police justice stated that the prosecution
was ready to proceed with the examination,
but counsel for the accused asked for con-
tinuance until Thursday, October Z, which,
after some discussion was agreed to and The
prisoner committed to Jail, the police justice
again refusing to bail him. A writ of habeas
corpus was Immediately obtained by Sergeant
Lee aud he was taken before Judge Fitzhugh.
who admitted him to bail in So 500.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Tho Campaign In Oregon.

Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REruBLIcAS.l
PORTLAND, OREGON, Sept 2S, 1880.
The republicans of Oregon have never In
the history of tho party been so thorough ly
united aud aroused as now. Immense meet
ings are being held all over the state and are
being addressed by all speakers. The Srandest
demonstration Of the campaign took place III
this city last evening upon the OCCASION oil II
speech by Hon. John II. Mitchell, The audience
hall was crowded to oyernowiug, hundreds
being unable to obtain admttance. For over
three hours tho speaker held the close attch-
tion oil the audience. His patriotic eloquohce
was greeted with rounds of applause, and his
stirring appeals to young men and eloquent
Endorsement of Garfield and Arthur created
great enthusiasm. Mr.. Mitchell has been
speaking almost daily since tho Sd of this
month. Mallory DOlph, Gibbs George and
Others sro doing good work. Ex-Atiorney,
General Williams has just arrived and Will
take part in the campaign. q. n. ).
National Republican., 1880-09-30
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Love. Forgery, Murder and Suicide.

Love- EOTktlys anu oulCluSs
WARSAW, IND, Sept. 20.-Thrco weeks ago
Anna Chaplin, a daughter Of director Of the
First national bank presented check for
50, ,OOO signed by her father which was paid.
He discovered that 1t was forgery aud put
his daughter in Jail, refusing to bail her out.
In three days she confessed that tho real
forger was G.. L. Smith, u sewirg-machine
agent. Smith was also arrested, but was adj
mitted to bail. Yesterday afternoon bu saw
Miss Chaplin 20 intoa water closet in tho Jail
yard, and leapng the fence lay In wait until
she returned, when lie shot her twice, the first
ball entering her heart and the second her
mead. lie then shot himself, dying instantly.
Smith was married man, and it is q
mystery what power ho gained over the girl
to cause her TO present the check. Another Hc-
count states that the Agent Smith had won
tho girls heart and then forged ChtcS on hor
father in her favor for $3.50. Sho drew tho
money before tho fraud was discovered. Smith
was bailed out, but tlle father refused to give
bail for his daughter, fearing she would eIope
with Smith Yesterday afternoon Smith
called at-tlae Jail andwas allowed to walk with
Miss Chaplin IN tho back yard. They had uot
been there long when four pistol shots were
heard, and when the jticI's family reached
the yard the dead bodies of Miss Chaplin aud
Smith were discovered lying side by sidc the
revolver, smoking, still remaining in Smiths
hand. Smith had wife and two childIen,
and had been trying to procure divorce.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Sixth District virginia Republicans.

LYNcHBURG, Va, Sept. 20.--rhe sixth Vir'
ginia republican congressional convention met
hero to-day, aud by vote of 20 to reunited
the nomination of a candidate to its congress
s!onal committee, which is equivalent to de-
claring for no nomination, and passed the fol-
lowing resolution by unanimous vote, VIZ
HrREAs, The correspondents Of northern news
Daperg having sought tu impress the outside public
with the idea that The epub can party Of this state
is ready to abandon Its organization, II IS hereby
ResOfrEd That We, as representatives OF the pco-
plo of this district In convention assembled do de-
clare our unslterable purpose to support and vote
the Garfield and Arthur ticket in the npproachinG
election and that we will in no event or cOnlln-
sency consent to any fusion that requires our sup
p0rl Of Hancock and English,
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 20.-The following
arc the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day: Alpha, 81; Alta, 2B; Bcchtei.
1916; Belcher, 81; Best & Becher, l0l; Bodia
81; Bullion, /; California ?; Cho lar, 80; Con.
soiidated Virginia, 81; Crown Point, 2; Eureka
Consolidated, lG!; Exchcquer, 2; Gould d
Curry AZ; Grand Prize, IL; Hale & Narcross.
st; Mammoth, 15.16; Manhattan, Iii Martin
White, 1882; Mexican, lO3; MONDAY, isI
Northern BOle. IL; Ophir, ct; Orc, Ia Over
man, /; Potosi, 22; Savage, "a; Sierra Nevada.
1lS; Silver King, Ss Tiptop, 8; Union Consoli-
dated got; Wales, IL; Yellow Jacket, 81; Good
shaw, d Boston Consolidated, 1916.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Mining speculatIons.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 29,-The superin'
tendent of the Sutro tunnel, in his official
letter to the company, is urging the e1pedi-
ency of prospecting on tho Brunswick or
Monte Crsto lode lying cast of the main
Comstock. lie holds that there is large.
well.defued lode running for miles parallel
with the Comstock. Small prospecting drifts
run on this lode by tho tunnel company last
fall terminated in favorable.looking quartz.
assaying from s. in tho north to Sl3 in the
south drift. The company are now consider
ing the question of putting the matter to a
nraCtiCal test,
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Woman suNrags in Utah in Porll.

NEW York, Sept, 29.-Thc woman suffrage
committee has received the following dia'
patch;
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Sept 20,-The supreme
court Of Utah has issued libel mondamus to the
Maxwell the anti Mormon candidate for delegate
to congress The object is 10 prevent women from
voting at tho territorial election,
Officers of the committee navo sent com.
@,uuic1tion 10 tho judges of the supreme court
Of Utah pointing out tho Importance of the
issue involved and offering certain suggestions
in order 10 prevent any Rbuse OF process which
may abridge tho right Of women to vote in
Uah.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
poath, from p!owlna 0nt ~, .

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., Sept 29.-James For
rester aud wife came 10 this city from LA Porto
yesterday. They stopped at the Pyle house
last night, and instead Of turning OF tho gas,
blew II out. This morning Forester was
found dead in bed, aud his wife 50 nearly dead
that there are no hopes of saving her life.
SrGoUDsBUnG, PA, Sept, ~ james Ham
nah of Oakland, Pa, aud malo communion
wcra found dead IN bod at the Burnett house
in this place. They blew out the gas when re'
tiring and were suifocated.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
snln of Rnrlnr sinrl.

NEW York, Sept, 29,-Ttc valuable racing
stock Of John II, Schultz was sold at auction
to-day, Among the higher priced animals dis
posed Of were Lady PrlGhard, c. NJ, eleven
years old, with arecord of 2;2l, which brought
}3 700, and Fanny Miller s, m, eleven years
Old, with % record of 1854, which was sola for
81 600. The attendance was large, Bidding
spirited and prices obtained fair.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

WILKEsDARRE, PA, Sept, 20. Justice Hua-
man to-day pleaded guilty to the charge of
numbering his child and was sentenced to tho
Eastern penitcntiary for nino years lio0.
man shot at his wife lyo times in July and
killed child in her arms,
National Republican., 1880-09-30
A Now RnIlroad rrnIneted.

ALBANY, n, Y, Sept 20.-Houry A. V.
Post, Charles Q, Pomeroy and others are
named in papers filed with the secretary of
state as directors of tho Hullh'o, Pit,sburg 4
Western railroad, with capital Of 81 600, GOO
The limo is to begin at Buffalo aud run south.
westerly to point on the limo of tho Pitts
burg, Tiusyills & Buffalo rairo.i - ,,,, ,,,,,,,
OF Portland. --.",ooqua county. The length
Of the road viii be Il ty.Une miles.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

indianapolis, Sept 2D,--rhe national re-
union OF the surviving prisoners Of tho lat,
war Is In session at the wigwnu in this city
to-day. Mayor C,,yon welcomed the visitors
ON behalf Of tho city, aud was responded IA
by Hon, Samuel Mckee OF kentucky About
800 delegates have arrived.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

Bon INGERsoLL says "As- the gamo now
stands It Is about six aud six, with Hancock 5
deal, He may turn Jack, Ifho does not, il is
our beg, aud we have cot him."
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Base BILL.
III, Nationalist In Now York.


Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPuDLICAN. |
NEW YoRK, Sept. 90, 1880.
Tho game hero to-day between the National
and Metropolitan clubs was witnessed by
about 1900 persons, and proved exciting aud
full of interest. 1t was tho occ lsion of tho
opening of the polo grounds for bal'playing,
aud the attendance showed that Now YOrkors
have not lost interest in tho game, but will
attend if given convenient locality
Heretofore they have been compelled to
cross either tho North or East river to witness
a contest, and the distance was so great to
travel that only few would make the jour.
nuy. The polo grounds are handy and of
easy access, and tho games played there
will be well patronized. In the contest to-
day both mines played we'll, but the Metro
politans by few lucky hits. aided by costly
error now aud then, vanquished tho Nationals
by a score of 4 to 2. The same clubs play
hero tomorrow and in Brooklyn Oh Friday.
CINcINNATI, ONO, Sept 20,-Clovelands s, s;
CincinnNtis2 g.
CHICAGO Sept, 20.-Bullalos, 10; Chicagos,
10. Only seven innings were played.
WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 0.-WOrccsters, 81
Providences, 4.
BosToN, Sept 29--Bostons, G, Troys, 5,
National Republican., 1880-09-30

BUCHAREST, Sept. 20.-.Two hundred Greek
volunteers have embarked ut Galatz for
Greece.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Zoo LenInnl q sentcnco.

WApsAw, RIcmloND Co, VA Sept.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
THIRD EDITION.
memnrtslDay


A meeting Of JOINT Committee OF G.
A. R. appointed to arrange for the
proper celebration Of Memorial Day was
held last evening. Oaicers OF the Com
mittee.
Chairman-Wm. 8. McNair.
SecretaTy-Wm. O'Conner.
Tressurer-Zashariah Piekeis.
They have selected the following:
Col. ,. A. kacsllister, Chief Marshal;
sx-Msyor J. 8. Vale ,tine. Orator OF ths
Day. The Sub Committee having in
charge the various matters assigned 10
them are hastily at work completing
their arrangements. The Military
have sIgnifisd their intention TO partic-
pate. The Fire Dept. are also expect
cd to take part and general invitation
is extended. The committee have &C.
cured the services Of q band for that
occasiOn.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
FOURTH EDITION
The Lost FOtssa d.


About II o'clo,k yesterday forenoon
two lads, named Joseph Lawson and
Samuel Southard, lett the houses Of
their parents, T. Lawson and Stephen
Southard on West street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, to visit
Mr.. Stephen 8. Southland, the grand
father OF the latter at his home No.
l02l Market street. They did not re-
turn In reasonable time and q search
was at once instituted, when II was
found that they had mot been at the
place they started to visit. The neigh.
borhosd was soon In great excitement
over the disappearance Of the boys, and
as their ages range between s and Q
years, II was feared that something had
befallsn them. In the afternoon they
were found by Miss Griffith playing
near where the stone breaker stood on
Eleventh street. u seems they were
unable 10 open the door at Mr.. South
ards house, and wandered away at
play.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
OuF.LittIc FOLKS

is, without exception, the most finely
illustrated paper for very little people
that we have ever seen. Indeed, we
fully concur with the publisher in his
belief that the only way in which the
people of this continent can fully man.
ifsst the app eciation which Our little
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thousand subscribers for it within six
ty days. Published monthly at only
80 cents per year. Auy one will re-
ceive a sample copy free by sending his
address on postal card to s. s. Wood
Publisher, 252 Broadway, N. Y. City.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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1fOnl
has never b0en knUw4 " iau In the cure o
SeakpeEs attended, with symptoms, lndisp0
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a breathing, weakness, ho rcr o! diseaFe
eak, ne, vOls tn mOling, dreadful horror y.
deal D. night 6wtats, cold feet, weakness, dim
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he muscular 4, stem, enormous appettte, win
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ua zee and erupt ons on the hscs, purifying
the blood pain in the back. hoayness In the
yellts frequent blaek spots flying before the
eyes, with suHusiOn aud loss ofsiyht, want ol
tttontiou, 30. Sod only IN u bottles, or etx
bottles for 50. ASK for X. r.. Kunkels BitteI
Vine d Iron, ald take no other ASK your
hrugpist and Il he has It not, seod TO Proprie
TOT, L T. Kunkel, No. 259 N, Ntnth street
Phil ideiphia, Pa. Advice free; on hose three
sent stamp. -.
Mor,usi wOrmsl worms
e. +. kunkei'g Worm syrup mover tails 70
iestrDy Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms. Df.
Kunk ell. the only success iul physician who
removes tape worm In two hours, alive Win
ht ad, and no tee until removed. Common
sense teaches II Tape Worms be removed, all
other worms Gu be readily destroyed.
Advice at office and store free. The doc
tor cGn tell whether or not the pate Mt nas
wOrrDe Thousands are dying daily Win
worlns. and do not know Il. Fits, spasrns,
crany5, choking and suloc2aon, ballow com
p,eG lon circles around the eyes, swelling
ind pain in the stomaGn, restless at night,
xriniing OF the teeth, picking ut the nose,
eouga, lover itching OF the seat, heedache,
'oui breath, the patient grown pale and thin,
aokling and irritation in the anus. AL these
SYM tons, and more, come nom worms. Il.
/. KunkeI's Worm Syrup never tails TO re-
nsvu them. Price 81 per bottle or SIX Tor u.
For Tape Worms write and consult the Doc.
Yorla syrup, and II he has 1t not, send 70
In. 4. y. kunkel, $50 N. Ninth Street, Phii.
adelpiia, Pa. Advice BY mail, tree; send
hree cont s.-HD.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
LOcaletteB.

LAID
Rufus King, of lDuians, m~ ,n h
Of me society OF Friends, sxpecS " 4
70 ID III, stiue tomorrow nornlpku ku0u,t n
O'Clock, at the Friends Meeting NV
Ninth aud Tatnall streets. q,
George Parker and Edward ~ yv' nj
fell from q scaffold at MURPHY ,heu
coal yard yesterday, and br0'''0
selves severely. ,,yI
Messrs. Gray & Bro, grsoe'VGI g GIsorg|
dissolved partnership and mli ~ bas
Gray will hereafter conduo' Wv
mess. "A
john Foreman, Frank Kelley ellie ,',, I'D
Walter Menau were fined Sl .,.,. au' m I'D
by the Mayor to-day for hsh''A'
streets. ,laH
Mr.. Frank Turner, lately, e. Lltll
With Almond & Co. has iF'' :"
Rock, Ark. =. osell
Fred Douglass will lecture o. Ssi iu,tI
made Men" at Odessa, onItno 1' I. cl
Work on the new Court h0"''
ing ahead briskly. ..Ooiuts|
Alfred Waite has bern .H
steward Of the "Thomas Oy'"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
ROrn I'm Delaware,

Benjamin c. soribner, the Oldest
sporting man in the United States, died
last week in New York, aged n. He
was former Delawarean and brother
Of Mr.. Soribner, a Milford ship builder.
While q lad he went to New York
penniless, but got into sporting COM
pany and became one Of Jno. Morrissy's q
friends. At the gaming table he won
large sums Of money, but in business
was regarded as an honest man. He
died, saying, when asked If he wanted
a minister, that he had been his own
counsellor in life and would be his own
minister in death. His fortune is
$500, 900, and it is inherited by Mrs.
Sherman, his widowed daughter.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

D.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills. Su
1ar Coatsd, without 81 equa!. They never
easy by acting directly on The Liver, restore
Tho lest energies by promoting tho healthy
action OF the Liver. IN DOING this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains in the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Cos.iVeness,
Sick stomach, Weak Back, DIZZINESS, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
iilllioUsness, Languor, General Weakness
aud other bodily intirnltios are cured. They
are tho only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickoning Weak
meas, or leaving the bowels oOstive. Thev
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
free from tho danger Of prevailing diseases
Sold by dealers and country store Geepers
ASK for DR.. Simns' Pills and take n o others
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning
ton, Del. PHILADELPHIA. COZ Arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
lllEIN.

Baltimore, on the 18th
inst, JaDez ~ oreland, father OF Thomas +
M9reland, OF this city, aged % years.
due notice OF funeral Will bo given. Phila
delphia papers please copy.
|ZEBLtY.-Un the 4th inst, Of scarlet fever
John o., son OF L. Atwood and Kate +
ZeDley, aged years and 4 months.
TkABBD DED.- IN t he 18th inst, Edwin J.
son OF Michael and Fredericka Irabbold
in the Sd year Ct his age.
Relatives and friends u the family are re
speCtfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence Of his parents, No. S!S WINDSOR
street, on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
Services at the house az 2 O'Clock. Intermenl
at Wilmington and Brandy vine cemetery.
ELLlOT1-un the l4th, inst, Mary Ann Ell
liott, aged so years.
Tee relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully inVited 70 attend the funeral
from the residence, of her son W. 7. West
brook, 825 Adams street, on Friday morning
at II O'Clock, Services at the Old SWeaei
Church.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
Reformed Episcopal Synca.

The Synod Of the Reformed Episcopal
churches Of Philadelphia and Delaware
will be held in the Church Of the Cove
oant, in this city, on Wednesday, April
2lst. 1t will be presided over by Bish-
ap w. R, Nicholson, Of Philadelphia.
The SYNOD. will be composed cf the min
isters Of the dilferen. churches and lay
delegates, and it is expected that the
business will all be transacted on Wed.
nesday afternoon. 1t will be called to
order at 80 o'clock.
In the evenin Rev. D. W. N. New
ton will read an essay. On Thursday
evening Bishop Nicholson will preach
and administer the rite Of confirmation.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

~ O1ICE.-I, BENZ. d. LONGLAED
~ do hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply to the Judges Of the Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware, in and for the county
Of New CAST Q, on Monday, the 10th day Of
, May next, being the first day OF the May
term, A. d., 1880, for license to keep an inn
or tavern, Known as the jefferson House, on
the cor oi Delaware and Wa:er sts, in the
city OF New 'aslle, In New Castle HID, School
District No. IS, New Castle county and State
aforesaid, with the privilege to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors In less quantities than one quart
70 be drank on the premises, and the fellow
Ing respectable citizens recommend the said
application, to wit:
40 Gray, Jacob Deakyne,
). M. Housman, Walter Vandever,
Sam IL. Black, James Wilmot,
u. W. Elleint0n, james +. Eliason,
tfeoree W. Wilnot, NJ. M. Weir,
Geo. +. Deakyne, Joseph Yarnall,
John W. Black, David Chase.
4-7-3t u. ID. LONGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
BYsOKERG.
JOHNSON q 90.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
uoRNER SIXTH AND MARKET sT.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE

W lmington, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
"Rr,Kht Es en,, Again.

Bright Eyes" "and J. H.Tibbles, Esq,
WHO spoke at Central Presbyterian
Church las: night, will, at the request
of number Of citizens, address q meet.
ing this evening in the West Presby'
terian Church, the use Of which has
been kindly offered by Rev. A. N. Keig'
win, the pastor. Many people were
unable to attend the meeting last eve.
ming, and this affords them an oppor-
tunity Of which they will gladly avail
themselves. The addresses will be en-,
tirsly new.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
KmpOsfeP.

A strange looking lad with siokly
complexion and blind Of one eye has
been visiting our city, and has de-
frauded many people. He let on to bs
a mail agent to some people, news
dealer to others, and finally took steps
to go into the cigar business at No. LOG
Bast Fifth street. He said his name
was II. x. Bennett, and that he was the
son Of q 'ormer Governor OF Delaware.
He borrowed money from some people,
and got into debt to many others.
Some uptown news papers who furnish
cd him papers free are slight losers.
It Is thought that he is wrong in his
mind, and lie was arrested, but has
since been released with orders to leave
the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
FIFTH EDIrI0s
THE GREENBA,I,v,,

They Held u Mee,lnx
town Yesterday ana Asr,.s n S's's !,
astate Convention. 'sapp
A meeting Of the Grssn,,
was held at Georgetown, sussas "Sek : ps
yesterday, composed Of dsl.n..V0 n V0',
tie three counties, Sussex sas' bsins
ly represented. The mee,iun iug ln
ganized at two O'Clock whsn eva. M
Fisher, Of Nanticoks, was 'S c,l1sS l01ssas
chair, and Alexander 4. Pisbs,u Pu %
pointed Secretary. 'Sa
Mr.. Fisher briefly stated IN. .a
the meeting and expressed s o,s.. vOss
dence In the future succss, sua' ;,
Greenba,k party Of DelsSs,'a VI
also advised independent actiaD :.
fusion alliances with any a othSs sad
On motion Of Hegry W. Lop. , pal p
agreed to hold a State ConysSs,S', y
Dover on the 9Th of May, for Vl"'s n. :.
pose OF nominating @ candidate Wv ~.
grsss and three Delegates 10 IL. M y
cago National Convention, to n",s,' %sv
candidates for President and vics pi
dent. The following are the dsIa..' I
appointed to the State Convsp,;os y
Sussex County: u
seaford--Elijah G. Ellis, C,so,,.
Lloyd, Eli Il. Sharp.
North West Fork-Gustavu, p,,.
A. J. Coates, JOHN r. Rickayds S,mJ
Raughley.
Dagsborough - Peter n. r. psI
Samuel Taylor. '
Little Creek-James II, Tyre po.l
BurwoOd.
Broad Creek-Thomas 7. Duke,
Georgetown--Henry W. Long, "
Lingo.
Indian River-Mitchell Scott, R.
Jones.
Gumborough--G. ]. Daughters vi
liam 4. Cannon.
baltlmore-lsalah Lynch, D. c. I'D
son.
Cedar Creek-Jossph Davis, D,,
Holland.
Nanticoke - D. c. Fisher, I'd
Owens, George Z. Warrington.
Lewes and Rehoboth-Joseph
Hart.
The delegates from Kent vers !,
appointed but a list wa> no. furpi,b,
A County Convention is to be called
New Castle County to appoint dele,,t]
DR.. J. B. Welsh according TO Ur,
rapgement spoke at considerable lend
upon the financial issues involved 1,
gave an invitation to any geutlsnl
present to reply.
None accepted the Invitation bul
scar worn rebel veteran as fall o.!
key as he was Of Democracy intern
ed the doctor during bis speech, recon-
ing the battles he fought in for The
cause, and declaring that Thomn
Bayard, the friend Of the south, val
man after his own heart.
DR.. Welch's address was listeusd
attentively by about GOO people, ma
Of them being present attending ceu
and who were quite demOnstra.is
their approval Of the principles euun
ated by the speaker.
A committee was instructed 10 iny
Congressman De LaMatyr to sidr
the State Convention on the 9Th oild