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Heavy Operations I'm wheat a
Chicago.

CneAso, September 1.-The deliver
les Of wheat today were heavier than
ever before in the history Of the Board
Of Trade. The Cincinnati syndicate
turned in over 3l2, 900, 900 bushels. They
are In default from 100000 to csc, 900
bushels, some OF which will be settled
for tomorrow. 1t Is denied that the
CLIQUE are going into the September oP-
tions, and affirmed that they are abou,
to embark In bulling corn.
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A whole Family Insane Through
Grief

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-A special TO the
Times from Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 80,
says: "a family has become insane in
this county through grief and death.
Mary Mcmahon, the daughter of far
mer, entered convent two weeks ago
and became insane. She was sent TO
the asylum ct Independence for treat
ment. Her mother visited her and also
became insane. The daughter died last
Monday, which so affected the mother
that she died to-day. The remains OF
both mother and daughter were sent
home for burial. Arriving at Farley,
near which place the MoMahon's lived,
. son ana daughter at home became In
sane at the sight Of their mother and
sister coming home dead, and the lather
is now stricken with grief, bordering
upon insanity.
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W. N. KENNARD & co.,
621 MARKET STREET,
wIa.MIMoroM, DEL.
FOR FALL OF 1881.

FOR FALL OF 1881.
We Lave now in stock and
daily a large variety
of Foulard Creto olnes, Mo-
mie, and Prints, all of the
latest styles.
Large variety of all the
popular brands of Sheeting
and Shirting at popular prices.
Superior stock of Flannels
in all kinds and grades at
lowest market price.
A large and well assorted
stock of Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Crash, &C., at
as low prices as can be had
in any market.
A magnificent line of
Pushes, Velvets, Silks, in all
the newest and most desir-
able shades.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Limo
leum, Shading, &c. Our
assortment Of Carpets in
Body Brussels, Tapestry
Brussels, Ingrains, Venitions
is large and Of superior quail
ity and styles, commencing at
the best Tapestry Brussels
ever offered at the price, 75c
When this lot is sold out we
do not expect to offer an,
more as good at this price.
Buyers who desire sensible
substantial and tasteful goods
should give us a call.
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or M. A. DAUthIN at
Notice TO The Public.

gns p,.ouc arc hereby cauOr. Or or.
ssssns's asss e sSSEs 4 CO., % sss"ssy ~ ~
New York city, as at.thorneIto at.as 10 seH III
Louisiana STATE Loltery oen,pantSg .ad tSs count,y
Tickets. They. are good.ng. ..,n,ig.norttno TO Dc
Of o. The fonistana STATE Lottsry ys,s,"o a"oahsn. hen.
and are fraudulentIy rspressns,a,ayt s'o ,a,aythertiyy
seives az tts Agents. They hdge d.nsts III and are
nom fhfs Company to sell as I'c"e'''
not ia agents for any pIgPonrea rypHIN
Pres. Lositsiana Ssdts ~ Lgse's
NEW ORLEANS, La, July :: ii..d&w5w.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY

WALL SrREEr YEsTRRDAY.-
Stocks were less active and decline
Of one per cent or more was recorded.
Money in the early trade was stringent
Ill day at 9 per cent and for consid'
cradle period in the afternoon CON-
manded q premium Of 1 50 to lie pei
day. Governments were frmer. For
eign exchange was steady.
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4 nlow = she star Route Ring.

WAsHINaToS, August S1.--Samuel
M. Lake, Of Illinois, Chief Of the Di-
vision Of Inspection of Mails In the
Postofice Department, was dischrged
to-day, and John II. Green, Of Micht-
gan, has been appointed to Gil the va.
cancy. Lake has had the handling Of
the records of delinquent Postmasters
and Ia said to have been close to the
Star route ring. Postmaster General
James will say nothing about the
change except that 1t was done for the
good of the service.
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A RKANsAS, LOU lSiA NA-TExAs
SOUTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
COMPANY

The purpose Of this Company is to fur
nish reliable information, descriptive
and statistical, reiat,ng to the resources
and advantages OF the South West.
The company now has 70. distribution
Books, Pamphlets, Circulars and Maps,
which Will be sent free nj charge upon
application made 10
MM. w. LANG, President.
Late Master Texas state Grange.
B. q. DUvAL, secretary, Austin, Texas
j, N, VICTOR, Eastern Manager.
apr4-3m 243 Broadway. NV York
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CARn.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscrettons N youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood.
&C., will send recipe that will cure yoN
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
TO the Rev. JOSEPH +. INMAr, Statt0r.
Ne,c York (SfV. Mav4-eodDzwlv
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- EarsrER,s ORDER.
RKaIsrER,s OrrIoE,

HEGIHTERb b OfFlCHs
New Castle Co.. August Nth, 1851.
Upon the application Of Isaac N. .Grubb
Q. t.. q OF Jonn Hand, late
Ot Brandywine Hd,, in said county,
leceased, 1t is ordered and directed BY
Inc Register that the Admir-, Q. I. O., afore-
,ai,i give notice of the granting OF letters
nf Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there.
N. NV causing advertisements 10 be posted
within lorty days from the date % such
letters, in six of the most public places Of
lie county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
ate to present the same or abide by an
act of assembly In such case made and
prs vided. And also cause the same 70 pc
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAzETrE, q anewspaper pup.
.ished In Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks, 9. o. d..
-, Given under the hand and seal
n, S. fof office of the Register aforesaid
t--J at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 4. g. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
G ta on or before Aug. nth. 1882. or abide
the act OF Assembly In such case madt
and provided.
ISAAC N. GRUBB,
Administrator, Q. I. q.
Address Claymont, Del. aug27-eod8v
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wIssros, Forsy th Co., N. O.

GENTs-l desire to express to You my
thanks for your wonderful Hop Bltters.
was troubled with dyspepsia for fve
years previous to commanding the use OF
your Hop Btsters some six months Ego.
tor ofthe First Methodist Church of this
place, and my whole congregation can
testify TO tho great virtues OF your Bit
ters. Very respectfully,
Rhv. a, FERKBKE.
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PHILADELPHIA MARK Ers.

FLOUR is scarce and in demand at full
prices. Sales of39so' barrels Minnesota
extras at s6 sega for clear, and at 81 rs
q = 80 tor straight; Pennsy lvania extra
family at 81 Is; Western do. do, at ~
10 q 775: and Patents al 81 50 as 70, RYE
Flour is nrm at SO.
GRAIN.-Whea is 1salc. per bushel
higher. Sales OF 5000 bushels Red and
A nber at 81 "a al 4l1z, according TO quail
ity and location. AT the open board, ST.
4lH was bid for August, SI 42l4 for Sep
tember, el 46l for oc ober, and 81 49I4 for
November 10000 bushels sold at these
figures. Rye Is wanted. We quote at ST.
U6al 10. Corn is fairly active and firmer.
Sales OF 5000 bushels, including yellow,
al 73c. M .xed at 72a7lll5c. steamer i.7lc.
NO. at 70c., and rejected at b9a7Oc. Al
the open board 100 600 bushels october
sold at 73l 4aTic =, I0l&c. was bid for August
lie. for september, and 1870. for Eovem-
Der. Oats are quiet and steady. Sales of
4C,6o0 bushels. incIud ng white. at 5ia56c
and rejected and mixed at 54c. at the
open board 5000 bushels September sold
| al 471xc.
bound al sl 20 per gallon.
| PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARI EFT
MONDAY. Aug. 20, 8 r. M.
BEEF cattle we're i dull and prices
| were fraction lower. 1000 head arrived
and sod at the different yards at 3a8L O
per TO-, the latter rate for extra.
sHEEP We're dull and rather lower
l3,0O0 head arrived ana sold at the differ
ent yards at 81 a57s l., and lambs ut ~ at
Hoes were active and higher. 800 head
arrived and sold at tue diffe rent yards al
| e4alo t, the latter rate for extra Ch icago
Hay has gone up TO thirty dollars q ton
In the Wilmington market Farm er.
should net fail TO realize on 1t while the
prices last.
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I,op |, 2 pI,;rrA1. pRlZE. $40, 900
1851 Prices, amounting to..........siio,,

1861 Prisss, amounting to..........snO,,tt 'nOnt
Responsible corresponding agents snen- wan
ed al ali pniuts, to whom liperai eoAD
Bation will be patd. .,,a CLEARLY,
For further Information, write ctox hw ex.
giving full address. SEND oTuMe Mnney or
Sresa or Registered LIE ter, or Mohos
der by mali, addressed only yto,,,rN 70
New Orleans, bs''
ar M, A, DAUfHIN at x.w York.
=. No. az Broadway. New Newiwlnes
All our Grand Extraordlnarya nanags-
n,e ,nent 81 aENERALS @, T. BEAoHA
GARD and JUBAL A. EAkLf.
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THIRD EDITION
indications for To. day

For the Middle Atlantic States,
fair weather, winds mostly westerly,
stationary or slightly lower barometer
and temperature.
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An Early Departure.

The new steamer City Of Worcester
will leave the II. g. II. Co.'s yards for
New York at Q 6o'clock Saturday morn
ing.
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HIGHrIELD VS.. GREEN.
Green Discharged and the Case
TAX es Another Turn.

Before Esquire VandeRrift, this morn.
ing, was tried the perjury case OF CbaS.
Ii. Hiehheld rs. Cbas. Green, OF Rock.
land, Brandywine Hundred. HiRhheld
had sued Green for perjury In suing out
a writ of foreign attacbment ut against him
for debt contracted by his wife several
years before he married her, whereby
be was Impelled to pay the debts, as iu-
ly detailed In the GAZETTE Of uesday.
At the hearing, this morning, the casa
took an unexpected iurn, by the astoun.
ding admission of Esquire David g.
Fury, of Brandywine Hundred, that hs
issued the writ of foreign attachment
without an affidavit on the part oil
Green. His only excuse was that
press of business caused him to forget 10
require Green 10 swear to his claim
This testimony, OF course, knocked me
bottom out of the charge OF PERJURY
against Green, and the case was dlsmisS-
eli.
Immediately after W ards, at the instance
of Green's counsel, j. III. hoffecker,
Esq, Sheriff Clark served writ OF cap
las ON Highfield, for defamation oil char
acter. Highfeld gave bail for appear
ance Mt Court, and has secured Chas. D.
Lore, ESQ, as counsel. He has been
rendered the assistance OF several men
In this city, who will do all In theirpow'
or TO enable him to beat Green.
Investigating Cattle Diseases.
CHICAGO, August 3l.-The Trea,
sury Cattle Commission, composed
of DR.. Z. F. Thayer Of West New
ton, Mass: Professor James Law Of
Ithaca, N. Y, and Mr.. Saunders Of
this city are about to leave Tor lne
West for the purpose OF investlgaIs.
| ing the causes of the prevalence Of
pleuro pneumonia among cattle ~ ~
far no traces of the disease nave
been found west Of the Alleghenles'
and they believe none exit.
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Els3: s

incorporated In 1883 for % years GSSsrI. " III
Legislature for Educational anu " sa
table purpo .es-wi.h capital OF si,gSS'
0O0--to which reserve fund OF over s'~
QUO has since been added. ,o,o its
BY an overwhelming popular Yose Yasant ~,
frsiichise was made part OF the presoand III, "a
state Consultation adopted Deceinoei 1N'
A. D., 1879. n.w,ugs
Its Grand Single Number Dsnw ass ,.aisJ
will take place monthly. ~ heps .s,a 'e nis.
or posfpones, Look at the f0lloWihk
tributiOp: n.n mn
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Inyestigating Cattle diseases.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
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wilna tDgsoh Markets.
rhe Clty Markets

The following were the runDg pr ces In
ct this morning:
nuffar fsnaah mar f.Ound NlGn
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The year 1888 will be the centennial o
the full development of the Protestan,
Episcopal church in this country by the
conservation of its first bishop. To com.
memorate this event in becoming mann sr,
worthy of the untold blessings which flowed
from, the general convention has desired
that the sum of one million dollars be raised
the interest of which will be applied to as
sist poor parishes in the erection of churches,
rectories, ETC. For this purpose sermons
suitable are to be preached in all
the churches, and collections taken up to-
wards that end, during this and the next
two years.
One night last week party of the citizens
of Milton, Umatilla county, took DR.. Rim
carson, of that place, stripped him gave him
a coat of tar and feathers and ordered him
to leave, because he Dragged about seducing
a mans wife, The doctor failed to leave
town and has been locked up.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The tax levy in Lake county is 20 mills.
Jack Layton picked up one day this week
in his claim, in jackson county a nugget
worth S22 75
Mr.. N. J. Levison, of the Oregonian, has
been appointed telegraphic reporter in the
place of j. M. Baltimore, lately promoted.
Afford & Talents machine thresaed
about $4,000 bushels of grain this fall--l6 :
600 of wheat, IL 900 of oats and 1000 Of
barlsy,-Tidings.
Judge Sawyer last week granted decree
of foreclosure in the case of the Bank of
British Columbia VS.. The Willamette
Woolen Manufacturing Company.
A committee has been organized in San
Francisco for the purpose of raising money
to erect a monument to the memory of our
late prsident, to be known as the Pacific
Coasts tribute to our honored dead. Where
the monument is to be erecteI has not been
decided upon, bit it will i'll all probability
be placed in San Francisco.
A rich miner from H,ppy Camp jackson
county is now in the valley who offers $500
to any one who will get him wife He
came very near getting married at Rock
Point last Tnursd,y. the ensa cement having
taken place by telegraph, bat it wa, broken
off by the young lady staring for Jackson
vile as soon as she seen the would be groom
Arrive on the stage.
The railway station on the East side of
John Day river is calle by the caustic
name of Alkha. The Dulles Mountaineer
says: Three months ago the only buildings
there were the station house of the O. r. &
N. Co. and small store room. Now, we
are informed, there are two large hotels,
five stores and saloons, about thirty dwell
ings and more settlers constantly coming
In. This point is destined to become quite
a business place, being situated at the first
point on the line of the railroad,
beyond John Day, and the natural base of
supplies for large agricultural section of
country along that river and on Rock creek. /
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Designed for the business edueasiSn Of both sexes
exa nnation on entering.
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Letters received from San Francisco state
that e. II. Autenrieth's eyes are no better.
and the chances are that he will lose his
eye-sight No operation has yet been per.
formed. however, and there are still hopes.
We wish Ed. the good fortune that the op
Grafton will be successful and his sight
restored. -Jacksonvill Sentinel.
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Elk Gov. L. d. Morgan, of New
York has been appointed Secretary
of the Treasury by President Arthur.
This at least shows a commeniablc
spirit of gratitude on the, part of the
president, as Gov. Morgan was lie
man that first brought him into
prominent political life twenty years
auO
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ANALYSIS OF TIE POWER OF DAVID
DAVIS.

With David Davis in the chair as
President of the Senate, there are on
one side of him 81 Democrats, on the
other 3s Republicans, including Ma
hone. The s President pro TEN. has
the right to vote OIL every question
that comes up. When his name is
reached on the roll he is to answer.
whether he is in his seat on the floor
or in the chair. 1t follows that when
he votes with the Democrats there is
Il tie-when he votes with the repnb-
licans the proposition is carried. He
can assist the Democrats only mega
lively. BY voting with them he can
prevent something being done. He
can defeat 4 measure or destroy a CON
firn.ation. But the assistance which
he can lend the Republican is tota "
different. Itis affirmative. Hecan pa $
the bill or the appointment. The pc
culiarity OF his position is that he
cannot pass Democratic bill or con-
firm an appointee acceptable only to
the Democrats, hnt he can do both
for the Republicans. In the Demo-
cratic view he takes on the character
of the Roman Tribune. His 81 forbid'
will he as potent as that of the mod
est official who used to sit jus; inside
the door of the Roman Senate. Bat
Bnt in the Republican view he is a
Senate practically in himself. He
can pass Republican measures.
There never was in the history oi
this Government such antagonistic
combined in single indi
Vi luai. He is at once Senate and Tr b
une.
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SCHOLARSHIP, Business Course. 80 -
TELEGRAPHY, Complete Course. ............ Is -
WRITING, per month. ~
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Willard and party were in Corval
lis last Sabbath but no spec cIses were
made. This may, however, be az.
counted for by the fact that the peo
pie had no particular notice Of MS
coming, or it may be that the people
have read his speeches made lhrona h
Washington Ty. and at Portland, in
which he never mentioned the VII
lamette valley, except perhaps to
mention by implication that we
would help to increase the wealth OF
Portland.
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London, Oct. 22.-Five hundred police
men i'll Downing street, are ready for action
in case of disturbance ut the league meet
ing in Trafa!gar square. The secrettry of
the land league Of Great Britain has teIe-
ssraphed Esan in Paris, not to come to the
Hyde park meeting Sunday, as he might
be arrested.
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In an address 10 the merchants
of Portland last week Vill.r.l cIaimed
that his system of Railroads when
completed would greatly reduce the
trcights thereby placing large sums
Of money in the pockets Of the naer
chants Of Portland, that is Just what
The producers now complain, of they
want railroad system that will put at
least Il portion OF the profits in the
pockets ofthe producer. Wizard in
his speech at Portland last Saturday,
told the pee pie that he would con-
struct his road TO the Sunud. as llt.
freight could be carried to that point
much cheaper by rail than 10 the
mouth OF the Columbia hv water,
no one could fail te see that this was
very great delriment to Portland,
and yet the poor bound souls were
compelled to cheer the monopoly
chief for his generosity.
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London, Oct. 23.-The MEETING in Ira
falgar square to express indignation at
Parnell's arrest was f4ilure, owing to rain
About 1000 men and boys wers present.
Most Of them seemed opposed to the object
of the meeting. After considerable hdstling
resolutions condemning the governments
action were forma " 4 cIarei carried.
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029AUAEWA
Merry Berry Pfckers.

Merry Berry Pfckers. /.
las the trains, loaded Gown with
sBsl'ii as s'syls ela2f !sfu St3
aSStsst1f e sseRi1ra ling Zss oiRt;
the magnitude Of the. business can be
'hA lSyfbkkin6 6ht tHa whhkWIat
the Y fnnumerable colored people-men,
,sWaiS8hen, boys and girls going from
piA7t to plant, box in hand, picking
away for dear life. In some instances
9h did colored fellow will start a camp
Ineefing song to keeS A&sNlf oQfapanE7
IAhltfdr awhile his snsAEbbArSwilD3Gn IL
Y iititt$Dsciously, and then the refrain
WfilIpass from mouth to mouth, until
sgofhftime the whole gang will take it
aRP aaR producing an inc0ngra9ps inc q grpa9ps hut.
5SS Saa$@ @ sfaSS Jpsfs S sRSIases &asEaHe y sfe
plhsh. 1t matters little even if the
SE,t0fds are meaningless and oftentimes
SIai 3SnItairPly differe9h EAe FAuEio ia there
tnd M hever fails TO leave favorable im-
'si4g6d I alb HS4hbRayO iAH6lsdAC
n as the pickers slowly wend their way
lomdwards, the woods ftyiri1elsIg
With Fheir voices. BALI. Sun.