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, 1881-09-17


NEW YORK, Sept 1g.-GRA1N-Whcat-A fntr hus!-
ness reported In rlnsor whoat na'nlT ID tho snenu-
tatIve line, opening heavily In sympathy With the
dsDtesslon ropo:ted from The Tho we.t, IT.. 10, .,
about jf31c hu. but through tho afternoon ral.
lyng agan worry shnrpy, In most Instances about 10
per bu, As stimulated BY the Inter accounts ttoM
Chicago, ra1ootlne In part the unsettled nna un-
fl7orabo wonthes at tho Northwcat. ma leaving on
rhc wcaker. Tho oxrvft Inquiry has bdon l!mieo,
cable ndv!ces being dooined advcrsc Spring wheat
further yiolded In price. NJ ofoted more fsooly.
xo. ! red at 9l4sal&s's closing at tl"'4;
No . rod at tt.4S>&1l.47 closing at slH bid;
DO September at std,ial41, eos!nE atSLt7i DO octo
bsr ut tl41}s8l19 c1oslng ut w. DO Novcn!por a.
t.s93slsl, closing AZ tL5!H. Docambor q *l.htN9
ltA{, closing ut tL5,s{s do January nt $.S7@Lb'!4
closing Ut tiS76 hid, do steamer grade at si42' No.
srrd ut s.s:G; do htenuscr crude At Na'i unEradea
r, .s At , . "' tS No. aa''' oh!esso hes pa1ssa saa
Nlwautoo spring 1t slJ7ol,ss,k as to quality,
closlH1 At sl.Ss for primer No. aaprnE 1t tlE1als;
uogfadeA spring at al.lN3l.1s, nj to GualltT. The
the ascenn1,cy tho sueoulativa favorit Corn haa
been In moderate rtauest for carly dosver5 orsnnR
generally tre cheaper. hut subsequently has'loans
aesIn. Upt!ona on No. ~ waEo moro active, but un-
settled yielding through tl.e early trading A9Hc per
sushG, hut through tho attornoon raltod a. much as
NslHo per hnshe partly as Influenced by tho
reports Ut tho stormy Ncnther nt tho NORTH
vest bu! closing somewhat castor. Mixed Western
ungradcd nj Jlxo as to quality and condition {th's
paees tho November option Of No. : coFu also IN
greatest prominencc,s Now York steamer mixed At
@ nearly al a. G NJ waa .. s!sIAc HIoSof. Som
a.n rcsnc't nnt, mn,.ttod. rsnora;ly stronger for
white md ~oAkor for mixed for early dovery, Whio
sdannG iomard tn cfpse 81 ths GRo ~ nscr III m1s @
ap@ea 4 t n,o,,ct, warn ruling 1oro, and
rtxuAr On loss active mo1omqnt hgt towards a tne
o!oso GoSsuned nur9 tsmness: MsatGFn H.asS .ne n5
:SS p! sstsf sf fa,5
lion linz uw1r nn fr1Dr offerings, With M0ooehke m
qal[y notoA September quoted wholly nG9,nehh II, ~
Gut meats rs last qinted nH a m9daEnto inantry:
seon %fGhase We.tefn atean ~ S1 y e. ess @
!os carlY neltvef5 leaving on ~ t!Ai4 toe rlaH S
issct Ainck Tho 0Eon line lcss net!se4 nat PIT 2Wgs 9
nSr q el34Q Ntfomber At .%e!h gin Iocon ~
; !id tle roar gnon At !a9"nE1 q III III
tH' February 1t 3tlG bid, Mhfch NJ sl463}a aha pla
AETit ~ al!N ,. ,.A..nt.-
lALtnWIftfn R54o inr pflmS enI 9asst oaa'
EnHhd, With 1Rtos futed 1t Centrifugal 1t &tc low.
gfndc hlscnvnd Mt !s4r, and olasses Mt 10; snos u
hfi!s temtrlfuRnl At kA4.a3kc. , :. l.. H..
, 1881-09-17


Tho bs1cn Gaxtile Ut Oct, l, 1851, remarked
thnt "tho famous pear.tluo planted by 1uv.
Eildteott In lt.d Caa yearsl on big farm in Dan.
thrce bushuly OF pears. Tho epecles IL bon'ChEe.
lien. Vhis tree haa survived many generations
malnlus." tho old psar-tres holds lt$ own, and
Till lives aud bears fruis-ssI years sinoo III
planting.
, 1881-09-17
BOSTON.

uosroN, Beps. i&-FL0ult-Flrm. Western super
t1ne HHoHGO]; common extras. fA233o75. Minnesota
do unchanged, winter wheat patents arm md un-
chn!lxed.
-0NA1S-corn firm; mixed, 76B77o; no gsads, Gh37c.
Oats a!, No. mi{bd ntld No. white. fS!o; Others
unchanged. ....-.-- ,.,
iiTTTElt-Choco crenmorlcs. 51sSsd' cholco ladso
'iEuEitrTS- 1860 bra, 1700 sactat corns 20
bui Wiioat, 7,0U but oa(a LJii6 but ryG, ~ bu.
StitpafENTb-Fl0ut, Us bfls-
, 1881-09-17

ToIxno. t., Hert. 1G.-t'1tAiS-Whcnt opened
ueak, uccamo firm md hat,or. but cloAod caaer' NJ
red. spot. tlE1N October q. WI Novoinhor' s'Hs
t}ucubor IL 49f, No. rod, .2s Corn casor, hlRh-
ixod Gsfc. No.7. spot Gs.Sc October, Tic, Soven,.
bar. G94e. Oats auiet, No. whl.o. @ihc.
ArrE1&xUuN nnAnt,-W1ent trti No. rod spot,
n, 1t October, &.45{, November Il. ". Dacamber.
lilo hid; $1u,4 asked, ycns. tl44 bl tI.ii nskcd.
torn r5mt hl1 .m,xol. gss4c bid. !rfc nsko:i. No.
xpot. 97{t bh nakati septomhof saa ~: IN sn
E3}*c nskod. w :, .., . - ,.on .. ...-
NECNIrrs- s-whoAt, 7t'ooo hu; corn, Aon bu. oats
4,UUbu. a.. nv, .. 49,.
AQu bu.
, 1881-09-17
1snflf{TA.

PEORIA, ILL.,, sent 1s.-0RA1N-corn itregu1ars
hlst mt1td, BHatt,4o, mixed, t7Aa0.hc. Oats
pteadY. No. : white. +,Salic. Rye qa!et sfte0LsH.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1t tl.N.
ltECEtTrs-Whent. 2,aU hui oo!n 1850 but cats,
9" FL HI EHfs-#nent, none, corn. oo bu, oats,
4, lis but fJe, 2, ,HO but barley, none.
, 1881-09-17
PHILADELPHIA,

vhlkAnElpltiA, Sept, l6.-FLoGR-atrons, Ohio
ssAusf' Atsa1f0 Minnssot4 extra, N.31yfAI7a4 Ohio
a'nes' HknAkW; naw pE1coas, sa0k8a.7st hin.
patent process, t-SaSits w!nter patuuIs, ta0
~:.to. ". Ata dour scAtest nrul. and unchanged.
- Sa@Als-Whcat demand falr and ms.krt nftui No.
W, soptsa'hor tt.&4h@l,A, Ocsooer, AG3S<<2l.es@s
H.. smner, Il. t38l.EIl. Curn dull, sail mixed. on
sa.'le; stsaaler. oil track. tGaioMcs sAil mlxed.
~ t43AtoI Uctubos I}k7l1& hoEsHbeFa
Sf9s, ~ oAn hsarIi rejected, a5o NJ. Nhlas u
.lssnn .lssnstsg'1sa1 1cTs ana hrn. lsrd-kettle, s1oot
!. .::@a.tka-ssafes md nEmt ctestaar5, Meaaes Now
, 1881-09-17

bpseiaT Dispatch to Tia Uhttaoo TttbAnh
KANSAS CRY, No., Bept t1G.-tinA1S-W heAt-1se-
cofpts 2s7so, shipments, 1850, weakcr and lErcgu1ar
10: q cash. sl:laNi sGp.omlcr, :Llo1; No' s eash:
Hecelpts s0li shlpments, ?5@1 hfulor; No. T. cash.
irtrt BGDtambaf, Gl}&q.
, 1881-09-17


Nkw Yo1tx, ecpt. iG-CDrTON-N receipts At MI
United stntes ports during tho wOck, o0 basost Inst
year 7U}; total receipta ut oil United Riatos port
10 dAtc, lsDQ9t last Ioar. lEAo o1porta rom MI
United Satcs ports for tho woak. pUDi last year.
6Au; total exports from all Unitod State" ports 10
dato 71uu. last ycar. 0 stock a. all United statos
ports, cHuU last Johs. lBo,0 stock at al lntcFtoe
towns, A0M, last year. zaM0. stock nt Ltvospocl'
.uA0I last year. bauus ntuck Ut AMeFcAn hdoat for
Urcat UrItan, ELtuJ. Inst yeats 760U.
LIVERPOOL. Bopt, INSTRUMENTATION Of tho wook
Hi00D bnlasi Anlnricaa. :N0p speou1ntors touk 41a
OF which exporters took 3tE1 forwarded tron sh1pt
eio droct 10 sptnners. 4o actuHl e1por1 7sol total
repopts, $7,h0, AmptcAn. :1h10 tatal htock 1Ghtlg
American, tI,dQs amount ntt0at, 1l,uNi A'noFtoan'
HI,UU . :. .,-. ,,,., .s ,.,,
ctinysd; ,iul roceipta, aA1 ehtesi snlGb stonk.
iii gu; weekly net receipts, iUho; sross, s@0ui ox-
III iAiUlA, Bcrt 1d.-CGTTpS.qufoti ml4dllnK.
llsau, sn!es. 4H ballast receipts. 'Sp; ahpmcnts' "us
MKMi'iiis. tenn. sont: lG.-Co7TnS13Qnlrt. ~.
coipls, 766; shpmsuss. as, stock, Iz3 sales. Ioi
NiddllnHt llAe.
, 1881-09-17

BurrAIo. N. r.. pcpt- N.-0RAtN-Whoat nloaod
tlyInor sales 5000 bn No. haEd Duluth as e1.43}s.
ycar, tl441l4l3& Octonert &l45 Novomhcr Corn dul'
nskinT 51c: Oats nominal At %lc.
CANAL EnktunTk-uHchRn3ed.
, 1881-09-17

ptrTeuuHo, Ia. Hopt- lt-prTHoLEuM-Quistt
United cottdcateB woakor; closed at N7fe rofncd
TIC, philadelphia delivery.
TtrusytLLx, -: ssGt: M1oiLsT2pssned Ms az r. @Mo1
&GW brisi charters, tOG btls. runs, N.QO bril-,
, 1881-09-17

FOREIGN

TOtEIGfs
:, sptetat Dtspatth to The CHICAGO 1sfoant.
1avEnrou1r sopt lt-ll'ao q. m.-Ftotff-No' L. 1aes
Whcnt-Winter. Mn. I. lis 1dt No. :. 1os d.
n,inr, No. i. los 4dt Nm. los, white, No. l. la d}
% 4 ips "a, club No. l. lis sds No. z los lld' cofn-
New No. l, IN.
tiyxHruot, Hcpt. !f-l*1 y. m.-1tccelpis of wheht
,or tho rast thrco dhyB. t0N0 cchials. aoaD halnE
tmarlcan. 1lsonsistuffh 1uet md steady. Wheat
Wse, los sdalss club, ios i'dsi's 3D. Corn b lid.
Wtathor flrt. 1855. .
fdyt;,ft,of, sort, tG-NACuH-Shott rfhs titmeF ~
sa N, long c1cnrs hrcr at E*' short c'oafa hfmcf
Il Ms 1in.us-l,onx ulcnr stcaiy nt sss. Shoulders
STEADY at asA i'uef-E1tra 1Hdl" moss aali a. !etss
ndmc moss stcady At IT.. insd-rrlmc western
,..dy al e.s nllnw--i'rhia city firnior A. 4os fA.
nREAnsruYrs- Wlont-No. spring steady nt ios
"A, No, white dull A. lls ID. Winter dusl At i's
tnn,-Now Wcssoru mixed stendy nj 6s lid. Flour
Erin state dull At liz od.
LtyEuroot. Bcpt ,b-CoTTos-Dull md un.
eh,naod; sales 7Ho ba1css speculative nnd export
tAt]; American. 4, 10.
nlsEApsTurrs-Qn'ot hut nrms California rniso @
Westcsn mixed. b iAi.
rEA8-EnHndlAnt ~ III. .... ..
'rnuyfs,oSs-rrimo mess rosk, Ts. Lafd-Amsr-
tean, ~.
;occlpts past three dnys--sYhoat, 1nooo hu1 Amar'
itaa plN0 .... ..u..
M I'd. -.-....
Thc following wort received BY tho chicnRo Board
Of 11sdo
Lsnsso!, ssSs l f mWsnsha5 1s ass d1nS S
SSa; SSin al d q. ,pr,nr 10. n
SsssP @ Il ssa da @ a
s 4 ta iisss es ess
haha, Al Il. ID, l. t. iii higher III tos Id. rhInr g
, 1881-09-17

MILWAUKEE, Hnpt. H.-FtHltii-sttady.
}NAix-Whrnt sirUHx md hiHherl M. mira nom
innl; No. 2 Atfiwantcn. tia4ft hoptnmher. sis1o4'
October. el.a'}x, Novoner. I'll lloccsnocf' tla9;
tnnunty. .tl.ai}ti Nh. Milwaukee, slas Nh honinas'
t,nta scarcu md wnftet; No. white 20 Fg Nteaty
will fair dtmands Nh 4 tt'tl ftAtioY h!xh0r nnd
Etrong No. aaprlnR, blci Oct0b1f. at6ui FoYombeft
We, a.. - -, =, ...h .,a
ttetnrt IN n JatnnTY, tnfd-fr1nle steam. f1aQ08
i2aA uns and HeptonlberI II otni2 u /. S'Ssn5sE'
Enthusiastically with n fntc Hnrtlhildt Fh@HShoo'
FNEiHiiTK-WheAt In HilfTalU, 4{ic. n.
llECEliTS-Whgnt. 5,6U but. coF, 5IuJ nut eA1a <as'
00) hi. ,.,. .. ,. , cnn t,,., ,...
lNUn tu,
, 1881-09-17

DrTno1T Mtoh., sspt 18.-Ftouh-7.m@1.5a
OnAtS-Whoat tr,n; No. whito cash and Bep"
tember sla1lS, Octobes, fL4Hkl November. tl.*BS.
Uocomber, Hasa; ychr tt:E No. whlt9 nominal.
No. : red. si.4aN. llocclpta-Whent. N0n ou' saip'
ulgpts hUn0.
, 1881-09-17

Men Mt work fur Alr. DIllGy on tile tnr1i
'incc th9 close Of river nmYtgnti9m, stgi'd4, ntMa
Upper Mississippi raft-boa!. Qn M0nny.
by tho interest accttlrut. 4 traveller who Ind
Ga te Mcc1t - r. Z, t 1S n,,.
|N,spd erat0rs wis struck by mo fcseltl-
,la,.cc stranger bore to tic stlspeGtcit '1iir-
tlGred GALLON rs verbally !'cscrlhe'l. l}ts
95 S,rst %ns 3 + sas ts isss s % ley III rsS wntess w
'Ihls link begun tho e!laln of evidence wl'ic'!
RIM buck 10 tic time Uf tlf cn,nEntst'Dn OF the
decd. 1t WAS l1atte Y,1lt' Ensai!s'ye a!'i ny t,ia
# rssr ip ,e pore 81 % aatafes III
Davenport, ia. 'rlat the tto,tblndcett WIS gnn!.
inIitel by but ono pursot'. and TINT t'nIlign
whs t'lo guilty nle' Iwo ,ai t!ays oc!nfo t, , .nG
Gpmnlssloli uf the cfil'e aat'!i'h it atn 'tt"
tiulSml a III al, emphatic t!iirerri,cc q opn.
lou, tllc former robhctl tha hitter willie !le
was asleep. and the tyr nlci. sciara,tc.IIon1
go!nS 70 to seenG Of lls i!l'i 1dssv steHery y
ss,'hsslncnt events cotGl"slvely s''o"eu' oh
Monday July 1,
THE TRIAL
OF Clem t;nltion, alns i'laymon. GalliGrd,
WIS begun y the C9nrtiiouss a. laIG GnmGFge = g.
""y ;x1 set s'd nessy r. ssyrng w afy u prs @
rcE,iIsr paiel Ut twciity-fo,lr men WIS
exhausted, anil forty-cl9ht were snnlmGne:l
on SlGrlal peltitG htfNrt: TIC Jury WAS SE!cct-
e9 Lug Twelve net' gont a,a s!"y y,,,'s,,si wnsf
~ , aaGfiis 4, u. t,n,, ~ yrmrs nf nnr.
'Tlu ilrst Witness called WIS 1tInnic Dll!ry,
tc %st s to sEe % Hs5 sv pa1"s ays asa n m IT. III.
III aeu y te e,r ~ ~ ~ vii ,hm stsrv Il, n st,1,
III. ~" xir5,i - VIII fr, ~ manner. tiat {rresIsti6jy
iruistuliu,t tic eyes Of NIL who heard It save
one-tlio sto!itI, indifferent, a!'d ileartiess
rls!cr; WHO efin,,n ~ syna .s'a crn%saI,s-
,aI ,esS nl'o a,"feo ,a ~ thn 'uinutt.st otaj]s,
Gsl she ,aaao !}lsi, l,a}rSlc .Snad ,ds'i! f!snf
s,msnrn,l' s,,nvti.nantltes with whjc,, ler
saaes i.a .,. i,rattat tv"a nei,l IN fnr
., " .xttGss of lila tfeeu III tie
Instant If it, execution wns p,it on tic sniMl,
h"s",a,, tI,arn ".1s hIt pnu and Ills life WUs
NJ issl,.. Int
r1tl; ,r,osoEsr o,tA1y OF EVIDENCE
that @ cxor >, s",,t ] ,nnr,l"rer Ia tho eallows was
.ys,, t.a. WE asn se Mintn tjalion Ii" WAS toi.
lowcd up % to tlie afternoon @ Of tile crime, when
"n jio wt,s but 1t tcn len niles from Dil.eys liouse.
aa t1v;, ny r. l'S tpa1. tn m ~ iieYs iii wac!les lIat
tYsa X = ;a .'v nvsn 9H to " n,rht 6cforc. Tie re-
wnIvar ti,at VII ,n.,,}a to do tic work, with
eatridses 10 e"!rsspeod i eaiihrs Viz, ile
ntfrcd ~ fmv snin ,v ttan nrisoI,er within twen.
,,lttuI, ' ~
five feet nine INCHES tAil, OF eFoct inrn,, Mshs
complexion, aild would wclE. l7o pounIs::
JIG tnId TIE lntBuNE febFcsemtaIteM ~ iiigM. ~.
ncforS aSt ihSt e Ill., ~ y. fe1fs aa fseN 1k +,
tho world. LIS fut1iar WAS Ktiieu Ill tha Mhl'
nltl his mother died nbont th9 sans nhie'
lilo WAS sent to d SOLDIERS, oTphah hsylu!si,
and ,alteFwaru n4opIMnt TX, ~ t,n Mn
na,ncu H., uolaGii2f e.2,,, aS ~ liza nnill fw.
%ato veafs aro' n wle i,e Struck out for himself
, 1881-09-17

ynrA ptatr nnd bradford County Nrx.) cktraA, ssb
2HC; dniry, IFs1ic
Ettun--StfynR n,d htElleF3 3lhe!!e
tttEEsTflrIn md tInabnnrct
t'ErHtti.EttM-fluII hhd unstInnGod,
WHtRHf-1tnfl md ulrhnnKsEa. . -, .,, g.. u.
E,HU In. nnts, ;8nQ hu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1881-09-17

PHILADELPHIA. acpt lG-WuoL-eteAdy and hrmt
Ohio. rounsyIvnhia, Wost virginia, and above, 20
43c; cxtra, saaBcse. nadtunl 4se46c oonFse ac@Het
New York M,Ssan Indiana, md Wsatter M nno; and M
deain9, tNelBo; unwasheu d0 zs0S5o pullsd, t1eoc.
, 1881-09-17
COTTON,

oswEuo, N. w, sopt. id-0i1A1N-Whent strong
Corn scnrco; rliInd, sS!4c.
, 1881-09-17
INDIANAPOLIS.


INnfANAPOtIN, 1pd,, HCpE, 1M-0MA1N-Whbhk
atrpnx, a. 4gl43 Corn strong1 GdS01o Oats stoaayt
4o3sc,
, 1881-09-17

NEW YoltK, bept. l1.-Cotton goods Fery hFnt
Atlantic d. and r. brown shest!ng advanced bJ
suopts prtata In fa!s dcu.nndt Eess GluRhnms act.
tye drcsa goods In nodntata feqnnstE ah!rta
and dtnwcrr gulet md nentt apftnR woolehe IN 1as
demand bT GQthles1,
, 1881-09-17

WASHINGTON. N, T., Sept M-TUHr4NT1aK-
HtpAdy.
, 1881-09-17

ChtsnVn. 1tsIrltnktan A. Quincy Haltro Ad.
Fns Mhrs !iMo-;lhh!Ga. 9l1opnS Car Acaomn,odl-
1una' apply 1t % Clark st: GRIND i'aclao Hotel.
IiuGsG. hf1d Is EAHn1.bt.
, 1881-09-17

.I,nty except sundays ttlnIiy excnpt tntnriaya
tpnlty except Mondays. tThufAday1 and s6tQfdAT
only, tbnidnya only.
Depot font Of lnks-st. and foot "
11ckst Dico, u Clnfk.st aoItnenst corner GI iAu'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

NEARLY EVERY day now accidents
occur either at the ferry at the Elev-
enth street bridge crossing or on the
railroa bridge across the Brandywine.
On Saturday a man with q wooden leg
an employee of Bowers & Dure's car
mandatory, while crossing in skitf,
propelled by twelve year old boy, was
pitched into the creek aud it was with
the greatest trouble that he was rescued
from drowning By this accident
Bowers & Dure loses one of their best
hands, the unfortunate man not being
willing to risk his life any more cross
ing in skitf. The same day two men
were crossing the railroad bridge and
meeting train they stepped to the
other track when by good luck one OF
them happened to look behind just in
time to swing themselves below the
bridge while a train from the opposite
direction passed over them. 1t is by
the merest streak OF good luck that a
large number of lives lost are not
to the Levy Court on ac-
count of tho delay in having the Elev'
entn street bridge completed.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

OF COURSE all good law abiding citi-
zcns want the law to take its course in
the case of the assassin Guiteau and yet
if the "crank 3" bullet fired on Satur.
day, had struck him in vital spot in
stead Of merely scratching his wrist,
nobody would have shed any tears over
theresult In any other country but
in America the miserable wretch would
be torn to pieces on his way to court or
in the court house. There would be no
such foolishness put up with as Gui-
teau's insolence to his counsel and to
the court under the plea that the scoun.
drel is thlnly shingled. We are glad
however that the American people are
law abiding and long suffering. 1t is
better to err on the side Of mercy than
to be guilty of tho crime of putting a
half witted assassin to death in an un-
lawful manner. Hisjudgcs have been
chosen and he is on trial for his crime.
Let the country wait and see what the
judgment of the court will be. If &C.
quilted he will not long be the prisoner
that he is now, and if found guilty his
poor worthless life will pay the forfeit
for his crimes in legal manner, with
out anybody being guilty of numbering
the coward,y craven wretch.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

Ir TURNS OUT now that the Ninth
Massachusetts, Regiment has not bean
80 much malgned as was represented.
Some ofthe officers have found out upon
investigation that a number Of the
mem bers Of the Regiment did behave
in disgrace ul manner and brought
discr, dit and disgrace upon the Eegi,
ment and State they. represented. 1t
turns out also that the Regiment is
made up almost exclusively Of Demo
Gratis, and therefore we are not sur
prised that the "Solid South" has been
to sneer at the Bay State for
sending such representatives to Nir-
ginia. The "Solid South" should have
known that the membors of the Regi
nent were of their cwn stripe in poll
tics.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
- ~ = a. ksks.
r PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DEL AWARE, !
ENnCITINE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Custom has deS ignatGi the closing days tt
autuInD as II lifting time .or pu1!lc eApres
5i0a Of ErhtituGa and 'Uyo to Almighty God
for the pumer.uS blessings with which cur
lives Rave been SO ii -nAliy marked. Life,
lealJh, peace, prosperity and everything
which gives value to Lum man existence +ra the
result o! Eij benevolent purpose concern ny
man and should compose all tho motions Of
our spiritual and physical being into psalm
OF constant Thanksgiving ard praise
While our garHerS may not re rs full. ana
our expectations not as completely realized,
as in former years, and while our hearts may
have been bowed Do reath the sOberiag min
istry Of sorrow, yet We have no cause to
charge God flplishly" nor 10 withhold from
Him the sincere homage of our hearts, for
the .reatesi and most substantial blessings
in Ii @ many times come to US under the cover
Of adversely.
Therefore, ], Joan w. HALL, Governor Of
the State Of Delaware, 10 recommend TO the
people OF this State that they assemble a.
their respective places of worship, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER oath,
for the purpose of devsutiy returning thanks
to Almighty God for dis goodness and
mercy ia the UaS', and entreating HIS gui.
dance and protection in the future.
In testimony whereof. l. JoHN W.
NALL, Governor as aforesaid, have
f. ST. the Great Seal Of the State to be at.
fixed, at Dover. this 10th day Of No,
vember 10 the year of our Lord on ,
thousand eight hundred and eighty.
one.
BY the Governor: JOHN W. HALL.
JAMES l.. WoLCoTr,
novl7.5t Secretary of State.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

A GREAT MANY persons are antici-
patng that every day President Arthur
will do something desperate, but so far
he hasn't done any thing of the kind
On the contrary he has shown great
deal of coolness, carefulness and sound
sense, and if he keeps on he will make
a model President. We do not see
what is to hinder him from making a
good President and if he does we are
confident he people will support him.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

THERE Is A GENERAL feeling of sym
pathy for the McDanel family. Mr..
McDanel was well and favorably
known In this city, and having only
left this city year ago to superintend
a large mandatory in Carthage, North
Carolina, his death 50 soon afterwards
causes a general regret that he ever left
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

NORRIS CARBBRNY is again on tr!a
for his aifc, though his life is not IN
much danger. One jury already nav
ing disagreed in his case it is moi
probable another jury will 90 further
for intlicting punishment.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

THERE ARE INDICATIONS that the
cold wave is approaching. Look out
for your coal bins and get them filled
before snow blockades the streets,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

The most nobby styles in the market You
are invited to look at them. 1t is economy
for you TO stop In and see them.
JNO. w. DlEFENDORF L co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
THE FACTS As They Arr
s''' s'.ssss
ssssss

- For MIR. Wanariakers personal use the memo.,u, :,
low was sent 20 his office. Instead of wr;t;ng uan'
vanishing over" he incorporates the paper into +
vertisement the best presentation of the Oak H,u
ing stock NO9
If we could have the people know the facts as tho,,
uay are about our Fall and Winter Clothing il wo.y,
all we would ask!
LIGHT OVERCOATS.
Give a very full advertisement tomorrow N
stock warrants it. Range Of prices So to S24, MIL
point the IS coat light drab brown mixed and Ove
mixed Melton; not allwoo, but we are certain # s I
best in the country for the money.
We are strong on mems sizes.
Stock is fresh on light fashionable coors.
The market is very bare on desirable light Overco,
we are full on the very best things.
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown, cheviot face, diagonal mixed Coat vi
velvet collar, at SO.
Light colorsin Wool Diagonals. Without hcngs g.
With facings SIS.
Very fine Stockinet Coating, with all facing and
sleeve Innings, S24
A small lot OF very fine fancy Cassimeres and ri
checks handsomely made and trimmed freshest goo
reduced from "a 90 to 20 90 only because sizes are broke
POINTS only given above.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
HALL, Sixth and Market Streets. Philadelphia.
The Largest Clothing Housr in America
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Rows, IIlHteretteN,

A large stock. You save time and money
to visit this establishment 1t is economy 10
buy Of us. JNO. W. DIEFENDORF h co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
WILMINGTON OLOTHIHa HOUSE.
$1,000.
UlsteretteS,

Ten dollar overoOat, the best one In the
market 1t is economy for you TO buy O1e.
JNO. w, DlEtENDORF h co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
GIIOCEKlEA kTILL Low.

We have Just received our fall stock i!
goods, which we will sell at the following low
prices: ts. Of good Oleine soap, 70 cts; )
h.. best starch, 25 cts tos. prunes, 70 cts !;
good wash boards, rs cts; brooms, 70 cts;
lbs. best rice, 25 cts Laguyra, Maricapo
and best Rio coffee, rs cts.; best Java, 10 cts; I;
extra tne mackerel, Is and 25 cts. per dozen :;
fine light drps, u cts; our 40 ct. tea is extra
our 90 ct. tea is fine, good as sold in most
places for so cts. Remember we will sell for
II. 90 net cash barrel Of extra family hoar,
guarantee satisfaction or send after the hour
and refund the money; this -four we had ia
before the rise. Hay, corn and oats sold at
the lowest market prices; goods delivered.
Flour, 81, 4 ar d ~ cts. per b., guaranteed.
OIli and satisfy yourselves.
Y. ]. FORD,
sept24-tf Front and Madison S9.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

THE EYENCOMNlND.NEN
Keep them and thou shalt
Make Money.
Thou shalt have no other place .
buy c,othin- except at Nathan Le'N'
mans, S. f. corner Fifth and Marks
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Thou shalt not choose for thysoIt an!
other clothier, thou shall not bow do"'
to them nor listen to their speeches, ID
Nathan Leiberman, the peoples c.0'a
ier, is the most reliable dealer, an
never misrepreseuts any articles
III.
Thou shalt have no cause to looSVs
where, for Nathan Leiberman, tHsp
ular clothier, has the largest aS'0.
ment of ready made clothing !"
found III the State.
Thou shalt bring thy chi.li'n ~
thy children's children to Natfn
berman's clothing houss and ha'''-'
fitted in the most elegant style a''
ly reduced prices.
v,
Honor thy father and thy n"l
obey them when they tell you 70 IN. i.
Nathan Leiberman's Clothing nv
your dealing place, for then you D
have goou goods az the lowest p''''''
Tbon shalt recommend thy iae'
and neighbors to Nathan LelUS',' :,
Clothing House, and bear in nlaa
he keeps every thing walfea III ~, ,
and sells at lower prices than arc
mandeI by other dealers ios 'N'''
goods. wv,
Tho, shat remember that Na'1
Leiberman, the popular clotnis, ,.l ~
the clothing trade in this city ana. ana
ways looks well for a Eooa ~
house.
Thou shalt know that never ~
history Of the clothing business ID
now be procured at Nathan ,,. n''
mans, s. f. corner Fifth and A''
streets.
TX.
Thou shalt proclaim to e'o,. ''!on
.bot Nathan Leiberman, the p.Va
clothier, sells Mems Suits from s.o~ F's d
ss5. 90, and Mems overo0a'' ''
to $500.
| a
Thou shalt strictly adhere to
commandments, and by 80 aoirs aos,
will be constantly pleased and eoD,
ed with your purchases ana annn1sSm.s, ss
money.