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DBtaAWAÉK lx Dl ATKY.—TliU portion of I
one mate at leant is eminontlv nros.mr I
onrSlate.lt tcaat, IS eminently proa|«r- |
00 f, and the i«tluo may b« Raid of every
• j. . }
otber portion, at no distant day, for her
oonrae ii onward ! Her intelligent and
... . . •
enterprising farmers maintain a generous
rivalry aa to who shall excel in the pro- :
rivalry aa to who .Hall cxeel in tot pro
duets of the earth. Their well-tillc.l
«eld., their teeming orchards their sleek
ktne, their ituprore.1 swine, llieir produc
tive dairies rieh in »olden butter and
nou
milk; their productive nurseries, their |
... » • , . .
Helds of small fruit, thetr superior labor
saving machinery, constructed by our ;
I i % ,
tklHful im-ehaoic» ; our iiicaJoiTA grazed i
by faltlbg cattle; our cheese, woolen, cot
and biner factories our manufactories !
and paper factories, our man tin t rns
of fertilisers, »ur founlrica and machine
■ ■ r ■
•bop. ; our tron atoamera ; our fruit-can
Ring and drying establishment ; all these
. .. 1 i* ,. , .
acd a thousand other enterprises, aro the
, . , ,,
source of our prosperity, and make tins
pnrt vf Delaware a very hive of industry.
CNAKLRS H. VANDRRFOBD, torroa.
-r
MIDDLBTOW«. D*L*
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 17th, U?l.
. State Elbctiox*.— Rlevvti States elect
Oovcruora this Kail, and in pome tho cau
ra»a lias already begun. .Several other
States hold elections for State officcra.
Then* elections will 1.- watched with great
interest, aa they will, to a great extent,
foreehadow the result in l* 7 'd. The States
which elect Oovcruora this Kail arc Cali
fornia, Ocnrgia. Iowa, Kcutucky, Louisi
ana, Mattie, Maryland, Mn**nchuxctti,
Minnesota, New Jersey and Ohio.
Abscntkkism. — During the Adminis
tration of John Q Adams, a temporary
absecoec of the President from the tent of
government, for a few days, caused some
practical joker to offer a reward, through
tho public journals, for the uhseut govern
ment. This was owing to the unusual oc
currence thut anyone connected with the
government should be absent from Wash
ington. lint iiow U it now? tien. Hrant's
Administration has made a great innova
a Stn- j
tion upon former customs in this respect.
It has sometimes occorre 1 th it not
gle head of a «b'partiti «nt ejtiid be foUU'.l
. ... «r» I, i . !
in Washington. Ihe I resident spend* ;
his summers ut Lone Rrnm b, or iournev
, « • » • . J '
lug anu junketing over the country, lcav
ing public iffuii» t„ talto rare of them-j
selves, or in the liand* of subordinate* I
41'hat Would lia v«» beet»
siid of Mich fla
grant dervdietbm «if duty in the better
day* of the Republie, under the Adminis
tration of th
Presidents, who gunrde«l the public inter
est* ns scdulotitfly
Rut another type of official* have wormed
■ pure and siinplc-iuiuded
their own ln'tior.
thoir way into the lii^h places uf the land 1
in these day» ; men who seek .heir ease |
and their pleasure, who pocket the «molu- t
ineota of offi eu and wear the honora, but
leave the duties to other*. Luxurious I
;
ca»c, the attractions of the sea side or :i
fashionable watering-place, a tiuc huise,
and a good cigar, are con.-i ieratious of
higher moment with our model Drcsbleut
than affairs of .^tate.
Tint 1'oKT o) Plttl.AnKt.nit.% IS 1>AN»iKn
.. . .. fll ....
or Hrino i.uski» —1 he I hlladclplilu
CoMMcrtritif Litt of the Bd inst. auvi**
«.vu 3
Ihe condition of the Delaware river nt ;
•H« Horseshoe i* one t hnt ought to claim
, ri . . ;
Ihe bar i* fart in- j
creasing its propoi lions, »ml if amuctliing
. " i
1* not speedily done in the way of dr«?dg
ing and removing the mass uf mud and
the immediate nttrutioii of our mcrchuiiix
snd business men.
-,
sand coustantlv accumulating, this pert 1
- *' :
will be ultimately shut oat Loll) foreign
j
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The difficulty in keeping the channel in ,
(ho unpsr Delaware free front obstructions, '
is growing greater every ynsr, und (lie '
h ^ 3 •
«088 la rapidly gaining strength that Del
«■•«* Pli« will »»It tt.mtnl ) ,t :
•Wtro C ity will ultimately become the en- .
tro-port and oollef of the heavier ind more ;
balk; srtiebs which make up the com
3 ... ,
Oiercc of the Delaware. The water nt her
whsrvM m «f sufiieient denth f,»r rh„ i»r. I
WDsrVM Ml «V »«mount 1 < pth Tor the Isrg- j
ewt eins» of ships, and them nre neither ]
._, * , « , , . , •
ifeOM* Bor bars to obstruct the the chtn
anl of Ui« river from that poiiit (a its
IM Chesapeake and Delaware ( anal af
fords cheap aud ready transit for anv <'Iusm
m * .. . « . '
of tasrekindiMO bound south, and there
tha Delaware and PennsvleanU ll a :u nilr i
T„ . * enn«;lvani»Kntlrom)
•lit hate its lower terminus, depositing
the rich products of the roal mines of
PoansyWania upon her wharves for ship
_ ■ ' t
, ", ' , , * l,c ' Bl
** Utmmm «ring in fre.ght and other
•ipnee* over Philadelphia. The con
SlrsethHi af thi* Railroad nud tha huild
« _
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35 « IS " P ,Me ' r"'* 10
0 Hn«*M CU| W t»M of tho most import
aat M* premising bnainefe localities opon
commerce.
-
StjSaT-V&a • Mtwaoa City, ta wbieh
, oo-eperatiag
—in » — -»• —mswm
IN OWIBNI NMNI
▲ now ara I* about
alive,
Lw
Hi
fi.
ro^^bHlb 0 *a*Ôn : ««mo h »*"e"MèeMidM™i
tke'Kplaeopal ('husch*. of the feston Ml.ore!
nirniberiag twenty-one niinl.tera, nan held »t i
EïftÂi.ÆÂ'R
fUnmrrat ' i u ■ the
began by a reference t. the aluggi.h con
jy* IVu'-JuT-'-à Mut
ed the hoM ttat thaaced had fctenjmwaofiib ill ih*
ôÆ.mvirot and M C. efomof'.h.Vrg',
end regretted that the Ulty did no. morn heard
ly support ihclr endeavors. lie referred «<• ."'« 1
poverty of the Diocese, which does oo eon tat., a |
îar* r< ondïi| C wîilet» not r » nergra< C iiil» U ii.il'inore ! Sl
"'-a twelve hundred dullan k year Holt, nl ^
these facts appearing In a I'menso, where many
ihurchmvo ara of wea.tn and I we in comparu»* (lllr
Injury, «nd nil art enduwed «Ith means to sup- Me
I' .v »hrtr temimral want- .he Itishop argued,
d.ca.ed a want of that, motion to the t huret. r
upon which It, Bit.erlal pro«|a-r.ly greatly <le - j the
pemt. The «h>, lea now given to t lergyiuen | j
Piooesn* 0 .^ "labor"even »SÄ« ^ I L*
« »«»eese tf> l«i>ur, even ir |»rompin »*•* V*'
«lit;, thr fA«:lfurther tltut e«cn Urn «ma » ,
;.»*t«nce is in many instam-e!* Kni'l^intrly jmiiiI, w
«"din other, not paid at all, thedia.a.urageroea
„f ihr l ltrgy might well nrconat for the »ant c
vlulitv in the rhurehm lie apUy refered tu ^
Iho combined .horiaigliledness and »l.iftleMne«. Wll
of dm Slnryla.id peopln, .tint allowed agre.it ....- |)
' "terprlw to b.ngul.h, ..mil Hn illy I. »..« i,.
taken up I.V the people of the ndjo.n.ng State,
and pushed to r.'.npletiou to Maryland a iK-r|K->- i.
U * 1 looriilcation amt I"««. und inked if the p*- V.
of the Dior«,- will U as sluggish In their ,
ehur.l. Inter«.., nstheyhave l«a in their rw.l
"0— "at, ,o'lr !'/ !
I>io.e~-, mol if the |.r.is|wr:iy ol thr l hiir.h ,
Î, 01,1,1 1 !'o' ! 'b«-».; «nisi he esiahtuhrd—
The,H-opte Oil rim,... Anne had suggested the
(Unes, of that place for aschool forgirli, and the :
people of Elkton had recently a. ihmiltcd a >„ - |
lnur j u | ,,ht.h tie would present will, his nddr.- ».
urging the great advantage« of thit place ... a
mhool for iittVH. The li.*nop uriffl ihr ton- ,
vention tu ukc «r tion in the nmtt. r,
Rnooriim a tv a, a —The rhestertown Tran
.<np"»>. -« e Imv.Th, folding m.-ouni öl
^ whirll ,,„, k ittnek » .-tatiun
uu tin Kent count, railroad on tVvdm.dav last.
a ,t,„ \,r u.,
"d a dtatmlin« «■iili theVImk In
,he kite!»,, ; she went into the heu« and eom- >
idained In Mr I le w who weut out and .. "*
I"" 11 " 1 ' ' ,
slratvd Willi the negro, whulweaine verj „1,11.1 ,e
and finally sirtuk Mr. t.Tu-w. In the light the
I^Xtrcm mto\'i.e*.ou«!fro,„ wheö«".e'lt !
I din* hnrjff.l
uundiug him badly
I'oimucr Aw Atiimi..—Lewi. Rhodes, to whom
the ronir,., t fur hullding ilia Kt-ui euuniv jail
awarded, having failed to , „me forward
with Ins flurrtlff«, the l.cvir Court rooi>enr<l the
bills and awarded the 1-untraet lo Alonzo Itey
oulU» nml rimrlin llillyniti nt $24,12.'». The
rk I. to t„- lomnieni-eif inimedialely, and lo he
m- h 1 ,',' I
the depth 8M feet. The sheriff s home w ill belt; 1 Ut
and the pri»on 52 fw t in depth. The pri*on will \\
Of then, iron drtd. the others |
) urv nun » u prit. ;
LOCAL ARD »TAT* ArrAIRd.
lie
sind, nrmctl with a shot-gun
both barrel* nt the negro,
but not fatally.
1
ha\c 20 cell*—
strong cu «ugh to hold
ItinvVT.—The harvest season thi* y
earliest w ithin tlu-recollection^ of some of our
oldest citizen*. Harvest usually begin* here a
|, out || |t , 27th of June. This
m tin
gentleman
*.»r
residing near Warwick began »tilting hi* wheat in
on yesterday Week, the-9th itist. and quite a U
number begun « n Tuesday |a*t. tlie 14th iti-t»nt
r *»l ,,, n«**l 'cry umieuly, vnu-porti
of a Held being u t least a week sooner than other*,
A gentleman itiforni- u that ..
'
pho-qdidtc
»va» lined the wheat ripcmil tin it'. >r m
Lr.«
—The Levy Court wn* i;
i n Monday last, nu«l flxeil upon 43 m
the $100 n* the levy mvi-ring county, j
—county i.i »ent*, State Inicut*.
tiiunty tax thi* rate i* In nuts 1« » titan I
! for count» and State together i
«unit of real c*tatc
!* upon t
end ol
For
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■ 5
i
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.1
q'iart*
hb l. hereto- «-I
i d.i
!
r *
•lit.« le*«.
The
i i
nl property i* $.<2.113,345: bond«
gage* $12,270,4GJ untking a total ol
808.
I
total of $-11 383.
L»mu. Wi„:at —Mr. WiBi.tui Flinthntn, living j
near Warwick, leit at our oflU-e .
I
lav ln*t,
a build! ol wheat whi»h inen-ured *i
ÏK-f
tge* fi»e l»» t ill Ik-kIiI, and i» t\|*«ctcd t# yield
thirty-five IjubIicIs jmt uere. Thi* laud, a le
alinowt an
rend» led productive by tlu
leet i
ft !,.
of
1
iinpn**ible mar*li, hut
; of til*.
»car* ago,
i.ilen,,. Mil- !
»IH»
A* announced sonic
liii|ztun, tvdltoii,
holding a eniup meeting
tilts' wood*, near Cheiierville, to » ,>aiintuci> Au
gust *th. The board uf inauaa
tere*te»| ut til«- camp »»ill
S.» tuidc.tr, July 8th, a» lOo i locL,
tent*, give
aa«.,
. and Still I'.-n 1 circuits |
Mr D.i»id B ritm
I tllOM i
the
•I*, o
to locale !
•••t
privileges, k .
The following b ft litt of thr dcl./ite* I.»
Epi*««»pal General <'«»:i vrnri«»n'fr»*ui tliis State,
ek-cted l»y the Di««« *.m ro:muti«»u at larwe*
* lWl w<<k : '':erg»--ltk»s. ( harte* K. spneei.
T G. Lit tell, J Liigliton McKiui. J. M»n*cll,
D I». Launen -Mi--r- Win, T Read, Fiank
l ' u ,S ( ur, '*- ""d f ,r - Hu/h Martin.
the
SfAWRRtlltV FWPMKXT«.
«hipping |»«int f«*r Ntra»vbcrri#«, for Nmyrn
ratinitv. were *hip|N'd thi* yntr
„»„i"' 1 (o,»i# l.i»i ,« ir. I'out,
f«»r liniiiied Ihe ( huinptuiisliip for slruwhern
shipment*, thi* year shippnl 69,673. From Clay
,u " Ktn ,hi| 'l'" 1 - , olK ' «I
F
Hi riifonl. th«
112.
Tt ,• ,
: u ,UBr —The (,, »\rnitnent Is about erect- in
ing ft large and handsome w linrf nt the Light
House, near the moiith of the Christiana, for
the pur|N>*e of laying buoy*, and to
vliips, Ac. Thi* will give employment lo m large
num»»er ol men for some Mme. Other Improve
h 1 ""* Br * " l '° l ,ro|m, *' < -
vymium 'iîûrü'i-V 'riilm 0 '' J ' r l, "t- r i fl n '.'' 1 I
\\ illlnm Bigoer*, of Odessa, nn Tuesday last, in
*h* patch of Folk k llyntt, nicked 190 quarts of
raspberries—9i quarts each. At 2l cents |ht
quart, th« ir »rages amounted to $4.7 j.
k.-IIj- A Uuil,l advertise in nnollier eulumn
,llBl ''"J llat - «•"l.blUli/il Uitmiclvea urrinsossi
ly in JiiUdlelo. ii, nml nflr.r Tor uh fur Fsll
„hinting u l .rge nn.-k 1 1 pcarlits. Thei nl.o ,
have ornamentsl trees, sbrnhberr, Ac. ! ly
' lo
,,r "T J \ n
-Matura«; la.r, wu. not neu nltcnUcu, utul ml
journed, without lnin,.:i' ting any business, to
•K*'" on 11,0 l " h uf J "b'
M* r0VÄl nt 1,1 1 url * 1 " rüü ^ 1 '
Jackson, Pyle k Cox, fruit preservers under
AUlcB'a prcK-css, are preparing to commenceoper
ations, and ndvcrtlss iu this imtie for forty girls
and woman to pare fru(t.
„ ,
rn ' n ! nrr y|!* rr r J r i!if r il n ,.r' h ' B ° l> * i £??!'j'"! ..T. 01 ?,'
f«stkm2ïll"uîd"nj)
" B '' CbH»drl,.lxl«. I
Ai-ason i Rtu.KavaTs.—Our thanks are dm lo
Meaxrs. Polk k Hyatt, of tides», for a crate of
d.Uctou. rn.pb.rric, th. first of ih. xeoson
The county rale of taxation in (Veil f ur tha
^ cn i'f 1 *- Än l,w $* 08 —eight cent*
owrr ** ■> far *
luoue nntie« of ftedator Vickers' coach, last
,,ri " ,,## " h,n '*
,| t „. n .,„. ..
^d is said to hare the finest library on the Vm
tere Hhore.
Th* rings et the HlllI Pond Tonrnrmeat will
be tin** laslaed of fir« laches la disaster.
I
Lews* <* local* th* graat 1res pier.
Si Wee's.
lhf*v death*!" Smyrna on Tatsday
Tiit Tax o.* PMWmcnrt*.—On Thursday work
«uth'orHj'ur M?<r"latrVol'btirer, 'rfndm-d a
"^"sitt 'au ml* sEïTlW. T"r
^m-.i" a. p w lY it i ÎÎ1, Wwü
ton
the act of 1*64, of ten rente per Iwmd upon every
tMTnî2îi™^ni nT Vhè'.lei.t'.n ™
rvndetvd \.y ('h»*arellor Hat«*, Ml ill Judge. of
ih* c UU rt concurriag. Tha ll'lacam* aaya.
pM^S^mlH'of "llTowmHoMand'olh- !
rf'Xnge^l hyT,sann»w"r U.«t
they .hoiil.l seini-ntinmtllv inoke return or ..It
| „«nila.rted bv'iliem and pay to the
! Sl *'* »'renamera las «fun craw lurent» p«m«u- ,
^ ^JlTaHimurc lu'ibolld f : o!.i|!âilv! lü"mê 1
, lH(!K return and i
(lllr , hr w ;n, respect to sueli ]>«• «enger» ns ui
Me , ( . ir»iu,|..,rl<-d I, y ihn coni|uiny from potins I
lvjlhoul , h i . Sllllc S| „V (>r
r rolll |M ,| nu « llhill ,' hr ,s ln „. .„,1m, without
j the Muttr, or tliroiiKli ur nv-rosa tlie So. le, hold- 1 it
| j wilU , uass-nger, ...
I L* , " nlrnr |' "* '.".'ntimii;... nF Tim I'nltrd ;Sr
States, umlrr lh*» ili*n«iou luAiif l»y the Supmur
, ro|jr| of thf r „ iu .,, suie», nhout that time, in r
w j m t know n a» the Nevada «aie. The ciuei*- ;
«„.„„ndund m the Superior I'ourt of New ,
c H4 ,| e county in an amicat.le a. tion l et».-en the
^ statr Treasurer and the llnilioad t 'jinimny, und j.
Wll , rcencil hy that ..curt to he heard before ; to.
|) lp I'oiirt u f Krrors and Ap|«.ils. at tlie J..... .
i,. r m, is;., when it wai argued on the part »I tin j„
Sntc l.y llm... Tl.oimis K ll.vur.l .....I Kit Sants-j ,
i. lirv „ n d on the part nf the eompanr l,r lion , nr
V. It. Smilher., with » l.o.u also was Ueo'rge (
, E „,. The décision of the fonrt «„■
was to the elTcei that attlmugh. accord- I „
! Z l«'^ïïd 'tSs! ! <'
, U|wll „ , rllp ,. u nai r „ciio n or its pro. i.ioii. the 1 of
m. ».u in suhiiamt and etreei imp..».,l on the
pn^enger and the rurpop.iti.note the culler
: ot it. and llirrelnre that the Act was within ,,
| ,|,e ruling of the Supreme fourt In the \,.,ada
nH| tl.it( il.e legi.lniure» ufthe Slnie. hue „nt
the jauccr uud. r the federal Constitution to tax
, inter trarrl. The prov irions of the Artofl8ß4
«rre vrrv fully . vimine.l, und their cun.tructlon
»'"1 «Heel considered, iu the opinion» delivered P
"» ' "V n " IU>r -»? «'» *« "*
°" r ! " f hr f ,,r ' "'j' 1 A ,l' rw " 1 ' A ''' !
" ,0 pvr«> iv V »nd «old so far aa .1 vuneerned
|wsaengora coming from ...her huiles muh .Ins
^«•vur , b , -rmi: ! from tld. H.aie or .rawhng ;
> .rough tie , s,., ,- .V, .f.ie.tmu «... mad. ... to
"* »»hdilv lone nng paswngers l elw.-en |a>inis M
whol r w-thin thr Rial.- 1 he in ... these
>.,i„ ttuiir.,,,,1 t , ...■ i,... .„„it,
'„"'öö
! M „', met „„ v u . 4I , r „ T l, recul ,r .-.„m ur '
Ml !•J*." . i . f A 1 J "'î. 1 ri ?' 111,11,1,1 i
,ir ti„'. tl!'I *• '*»»» in Tt!r >!.iv nexi^ni I
1 rout iu,„- uii.il 'Tl,, I. » day i
'"glit. A general iiivi.t,tion is vxiri.de,1 ty |nr'
ent« ^.ind others wl.o may In-interest.,I. ll.ef.il- v
lowing is the order ol e.aiuiu.tion in each study,
tirhuay. i*. m.
I o'clock, Frenrl, and llool.-keepl.ig,
2 •• Greek, I'hilo-upliy nnd It I. a tin,
tl " II. Atget,ra. ;
I . wKi.jMi.AV, a « !
1 Ut ' « AHihmitic * ' I *'
\\ .. Germnn. ' ■
| p v !
; j oc | 0 «k, r Arithinoiit,
AGrmm.im, 1 t
Mental Arithmetic and NomI Mum , ,
j
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j
-tl»» fur the
], j.
**x I« utbil to all
• >h in the
1 O'chick, F. M.
III! list'A V, A . M.
9 o'clock, A Arithmetic,
D Arithmetic und B Gr.
A Algebra.
in
U
mur,
I*. M.
1 o clock, A
l II Geography,
i H II, -I,MV
A
arv At.thtm 11 .
Frid iy will b<- ^iven up ,\ y a
■l l«'.»( he
lindem»
t \|H( tcd. A cordial invitatio
ol our former Müden t* to j* i
pletuure* of that »lay.
ide
the I.
I » Al III:!!.
j
J '*
,
T„„.I, IU-V. V„„ K U B ,
,rn,„t» „1
j O clock !
Kabi.v I'SAL'iirs Mr. Illlyeu, „fXortl, f'uroli
.•«.lo„ ? ,t,„,„,„t„,o 1 „«„r. ; „r|uew
lieu« the early part «»I tin week with
ol |R-.i.-be*, ol the B.«trice v.,rn.iv Thi*
»» variety in th,* country. Mr. Bi;*»eu lm»
; j«'« tfieNeiMl i„ hn 3 l.1. I. • i*c»rl,.«s
5 m ";"•*
i |H„ alunit the U, jJlv, „ Z ,l„« .mu Lr
' lier III,,,, llitlc's Karl,. ouri-ar!.
The Smyrna Times. rccelu.l „ letter slat
iny II,., I .Ml- J,Ih.-Ii, ||„. M r,.,„
,, r. a saisi, sl hr lirb-, 1., , v„.,,„l , . .ihe
I,,le,it, will give a concert iu tl, it low u „Uuut ihr |
-■"b"" 1
A ,„ ;ro m»„, t ea taken hefor ):,
i|iiir«« U iilker, and »oiuniitted to jail, win ton
»„«d in the l.ork-,,|,„ I,» hour, until it,.- , ve„-;
mg tram up. »»n U f.lin-tlay, hikI ha« the lioiiur
«-I l-eii.g th« fir*i oc up.in»,
Rit.i * —'
John Fai ion, I* D. I'astoi S«
moriiiiiK» at InA. Hahbutli evening*» ut
Wednesday « • «iimyid a:
Nt. Ann * Kpi.-topal ( liurch. L. » . Jim* ' , U.n
McCabe, D. D. K < U r Nrrvicrs--N ibbatli in
m^* al li t (■ clock, Nabbuth evening* at
t'liajM-l in Midtliclowi), nt * u clock. Alru Fri
i d.i » a at 4 o'du> k, p. ui
! .Mt-lli(»di*i Kpi>i • pal
Smith, Pastor. >« rii«TS—Saiibath nn
I0|o»lo»k; Mibhnth evenin/« nt 7
Flayer meeting on Tlitirtsduy i »iu..i^*.
"•n'«'*t Pn *bytcriaii Church— Uev .
lew—Nablintli .
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There wer» 5 , 981 , 0(10 lb*, of «nn.iil fruit shipped
over the I •«!.»»». r«-. Fliila, Wil. und Balt IL K
during the mouth of'May. 1781, ncuiiist 2,112. nun
in Mav, I.-7«». lucreu*«-3,872.000 B it.
Labor Mr. A. F. fro kett, reading
near thi* «old U*t weilt, t.» Ilchfniever. ol
ildrau, a calf liftv-twu d»rs old veishihe 208
pound*.
I (Sun.luri.'' ' ' ' '• n, "" rr "' T
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/br the Mitldlrfoicn Tranternt
— 1 !
. Mumurrows, Juno lath. 1871 .
' ,u I' 1 "» 0 " ~r'' «■' "F' 1 ' 1 ,l "' nmiounii im-nl iu
your cohiron« nf Ihr diTwrlutt) or » frit-nl, Mr
, Al>,lr ''«' »ho «""k nix exil lui home. ( link
! ly Springs, V «.) o:slhi-Gilt ii./r. Mr.Jnrknmie
lo our little town nhout l»-o yenra ugo. Iiighlv
rewonm«..; 1 «!. both lor morulll.v and ..s „ .«.u
mcreial xrliolur, bv the prinuimlof n eouinim-ml
si-hoo! in Ikiltiinorr ; sinrr »liu h time lu- ha» 1
iiet-n in the cni|.lojr of Messrs. Ret nolds * Kotis.
with whom lie hod dealing*. A friend poMessing
»uch ahllitlrs as would scarcely admit of cneailtw.
The world may frow n atnl iissutiu* Its tn»»*t me
nacing attitude, and wc, hi* lonjr list »»f earthly
companion*, may drop off and diMppear with the
d.-ellu.-.fha.ini« aud thedeen; «ärVortuue, hut
««Ill tbe tender .yui|a.ihlc-x, the phaxsut «wot in
Uf wilffeîwi' 1 mm!n > !%l2«7n a . > ' >0 Celux7Bl > ^('C«
I character Mr. dark sustained can lie railed wealth, |
because parsosi of such a reputation, a, honi-st
"f d competent in iheir Imxines», will uot only
»nrohliïî^oT^.^m^'V.^hûY^w
be cherished and hie tirttim emolaled by bis aa
social«* ; which will naturally lead, ir not to af
rtum-.e, yet to roiupetency. A Faiexii.
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Til. corner-stone of the new Capitol
Ba lding at Albany, N. Y will be laid on
*' ,e 2UÜ instant, with Masonic ceremonies.
All tlie Maeonie Lodge* of New York,
and prominent Masons from alt part* of
the eouctry and Canada, bave been luvi
ted. At least 1000 Knight* Templer, in
full nui form, are expected to bo present,
Tb* military display will Id*Imo wine
brigades, and regiments and companies
from various parte nf tho Slat*. Govern
or Hoffman is toddirw ibywldroe*.
AW the MMetown Tranicrt/*.
Mb. KdITOX —1 have sent TOO a few
r«*.P'jr »° » eominunicatton that has
appeared ill the lata wane of a Wtlnung
ton paper.
Mr. William Dean, 1 have read your
le,ler in ,be *>•>•«■" Journ »' 1 did
invite you. or any person, into a discus
aioq. 1 wroto a few litiea in the Middle
! own 1 Tr,n ' 1 cri P'j "»•"?>»>»«»* »f men call
•«« •»••«.•wW«. Démocrate but bring en
»«rcljr out of the State, and therefore had
nothing to do with tlie Delaware Detnoe
racy, further titan in a national view, and
f,,r '. l,c vt ' r J purpoas of forestalling publiq
opinion as for ns possible. \ nllnudipliani.
ui a county meeting in Ohio, commenced
.!... foreslnlline of the Ohio Slate Convt-n
" c loremalltng ol li t » no Stau l o n. n
: n ". d . 11 * rnnaylvnnis King followed
it up at Harrisburg. If any person w.11
read the WcMchoatcr Jeffersonian of the
;Sr j i|lMnt| , „ wi ,| sce „,,, „ ,. r ,. t |,i„ 0 .
- . . J - , . , . .
r J' ' f ,hut ai»g«crftll COliVflillon hold til
Iiariihburp. where lllia Dili resolution wn»
paased ; and I would liko the pupera in
i».|„„, lr . ,1.., -.11 ..
j. f
to. to publish that history of the said I'enn
«ylvani» State ('.invention. You stepped
j„ n nd if you got worsted you . an stop out.
, r
nr do us J«u please , so lur as tnc irtiin oi
what each of us say, or have said,the pub
lie .oust be the judges You call yourself
„ |)omocrnt. and admit you voted for John
<' J. . V "" t » .
of 'he national Democratic parly—-only a
diaorgnuizur nominated iu a separate place
r,|,c Uallimore Market House ) when 1
,, .• , , .. , ,, ,
l,,c »"*"'»"1 cnnventlol. was held; nu.l
from your articles last winter on popnln- 1
lion and representation, you were bound,
,, ,. V rrr niLr ll.iit.wrnt un. tnlinvowun
l, f mocrnl - ***- ,0 1 °' r ru V' ,
P orl ' d he majority candidate and résolu- |
" d . ,f ,h, n wnul ' 1 »«'» "'ir;' !
'lie majority,what use is in you non wisli
n , n . rU j n ,| IC people »' vi. ws on the
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« liai polit., al right had he llrceki.irt-Igc
M l, miK rats 111 Del. to call tbur party He
,, . „ , ,, ». , . 1 •
Democrnlic rarly? None whatever; nnd to
ffrvtkitiricltf«» Deiuocruts of these ltiit,.-,l
^'T "" ''!" ,r P 1 '" Wo ï" , ,I,C " f
motlnTR n, j«l oi|tlmtiti, ihn horror? of a four
}'** r '* wnr ' '»urdtT, injiine, ruin nml end- !
less taxation : and you Hreckiu ridge seees
-imiists iu Delaware who did not follow !
v our lender .John (' ltriekinridec where
* , Hreckinrido.-r* promised before I
. , , f, , ! , , ,
the war. may thank (.ml that We. tho real |
Democrat*, Doublai* nun, and union turn.
; plead for you in our Ftato ns deluded
! brothers, and bv our good will for you
I *' nxv * ,,u,M,, ' n!î * from going to prinoti Wc •
*U*1 not do l»)* ynu llrcckiiiridg<r« n* Olii* • :
and PcniiR) lv;mi:i now propotu to do with !
the* muthern men After encouraging
t hetn to gi t in n Icllioti and have pretend
, j n , IK . nt ftiie n ta of the con*titutioM puaacil
j by the tej.ublicatiB to opprcM them, nml
in»tcii(l of mntiljr Handing hy the old con
' stitiltiot) ond the southern melt, tins«
j Iricnd* of yours in Ohio nnd IVntiMlva-
tiin that >oit defend, tell them they mu**
submit t" the galling hrinn*, that thev.
'b« norlhern dirt eater*, have but
few negroe.'* in the free State*, ami that
being the ea*e they cannot bother them- |
«.».H, «.. to* matt, r h"w much t!«c white pro- j
f I hi* !
f
sn-cnlled nmcndtmiith to the eonstitutioti.
v,T V l
j !e of the South suffi r ou account
«{u.ility doctrine,
thi* caving in
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Lust vtnr
f tin- tiûrthrrn j
Democratmmi rtTumm„nde,l that altio ngl, ;
-mall Delaware war a lata »lave State, ami j
had too; many mgr,,, » in her to .uhn.it t„
«'• ("* >■'»'«• C'lb'.v. and I ami '
-'ht-rs call,,I njptulc ('„nventitu to form a |
White .Mail's Tarty. »Vhtn no got tu |
uuver we f.nmd that ,.M politician» it, the
Demoeiutie Tarty would rather the negro- j
it«» got control of the State than that they I
would ruu tin ir ehancea for plue, in n I
„r|uew party, and had we loot, no hotter 1
it . . i. » i> ». • .
o'V' 1 * i . H*' «ktnndgc im ti in
lHiifl.wc would have formed n party which I
would lia\c ctius« d a tnlil nu 1 the mg», . ,
r;. ,uW '-rr **""■' *>..• state, », .i„ :
"T" 1 ''«*"* 1 '••«' >'• I*«"
would not he so destitute of prineiplo »,
>>»' U,',Wi,"ide mon wore in 18Ü0. »V t . j
W, ut lion.nd done all w e could to beat
repuldieuns, »nd you fay »\Tiile Clay !
| Creek come half over l,v mlonliiiir th,.
„„me Democratic White Man', fU*
Well, 1 am willing to give her credit h,r !
it, even if it was a kind of Imliadr / mit '
/( „ 7 all ,| j j,,,. , j' *
!<-.» i r . n'.t *. n . ft 1
I«i J drop «ifl the Damn Demncrnl and be .
white Ilian all over, a* I have too much j
respect for old White Clay Ciee)» to think
any mutt, or M t i f men. can get her old
Democrat* to suurtiop thi* tu w negro o*
quality «b pai ture iVfin |>< inoetucy. She
refused Van Rtitcii ft»«»* noiliom nnd Dave I
IlCgl - »
. f.xre-i
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M ilmot proviao, oml It Would bu really
disgraceful in these lutu days if she would *
turn lier buck nn while men and rslly un
dor Salmon J'. Ckn.«e, tliu negroilo ebnni
.»ion
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William Dca», millier by your writings
! mvr (be extended uuotaliun of tho blsoK- !
Jn ,i-lui. from other papers, enn I
vuU »,-t u ninjorilv of white people of Del
, „ lolho nolilieul situation r- 1
lwari 10 "* re ® 1J Ul0 poutltal Mtuntiun
brought about hy uuprinciph-il repuhii
vans, lo try to hold on U> power. An lo
J«„|| y McNsttism i bad nothing to do with
J \ :n ,i » , , *
1 - " ,1< I *tH therefore baud you over to
them for s reply to that part in vour let
»ylvuuia, and any oilier «tato* or persons
who counsel ur ml vie« the Murrender of
»Kiln n#onla to tha lender mondoii nf tl.n
.,P ^ . ,
r< 'p u "* ,c f^ 0 n( 'R r '* wjuality parly ; but when
l write l try to stale the truth in all ca»c»
„„d let nil who take exceptions that ms
V ' m ,,B . V0 * |> c «-l<'«!t «■'«>'•.»» well ss all ot
| rr people. I stated, amongst other thing«,
that ha l James Hurhaonn been aa good n
Democrat and union man ns Ucneral .lack
««>«•• 1*« «-'ould and would have .topped Ihe
rebellion. Hut be did not do it or ineke
any scriou* nttempt. therefore he dinre
gurded hi« oath ns Présidant end wee ■
perjured man, and in some countries would
bJc Wn , iung Bnd bi , property confise.
*<•- He and thete Uliio and Pennaylva
n «* new departure pretended Démocrate
lured the 8oeth on to rnin awd now mock
*t her inflering*. for whiti e«n be worae
»ban admitted negro equality nt the South
Now, William Dean, I have a few plain
qoeetien* to put to pen than I *m dent
with yon, nnd befere I pot them I shall
qoote yonr assertion. Tan any "yon ad
mil yon voted fer Mr. BMeklnridge and
weder tbo esgie rlrtnmftineo* won Jd do so
„a
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of
the
I Merer knowingly or willingly j ,|
utter n f*tl. pIioihI, oml uever uu injunlicv to any j
limn if I know it.
-mlled Democratic twirtj
„
d" ,,ni. cm fcr ...llv. ling It.
wa. a. gitut a
N ,.,. k ,„n,, t ,| lr siiii-|w.ke-yiiiir-iio»r-imo-oil.er
im pie s-butin, ss sod.-iy. f would n.lvi
1 '« join It
north, m dirt-eating
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! ^ a . v * " ,,,oro ^ ,nn l, ^v
miles fiom II ng Kong, the ship took tire,
! burning t„ the water's edge. The crew on
abandon d llm v. s*. I. leaving ;,-.t) coolies '
I fastcttc.1 under the halelie.. Five huit
l,. 1 .. - \ u.. .. 1 .1 .1 i*
| drill vierc ro.,si,,i -,liv i, and tl. •• hers es- )«
' v ' u ' n , ' iv ' uulclies» burticl on. c «.»0 - ,
lt«e w ho have arrived in Hong Kong nv. r
'hat their Iren. -nt was humane, and that
• n.itlnng wlmtovrr to complain of,
: cither «8 to ulh»wancc ol food or •jmilitv or
! , | ,,ai * | ty. iitnl the w hole nflttii* wan *implv J
accident til.
Th« other view in question, namely,
vt .. 1 wa«* set on fir« by design
in b r »>"» »»'«'«'g »!»*• CliitieH« is not itnpo*
fc i |,!, ' ,,f tl»« men diatinctlv avert*
burning.
| •bat the Liirope
j inanity to open the hatch* » »lid not
! •»» ' 4:
again, ret that yon »ympathixrd with rebellion
von pronounca tlie a*»rrtk>n of Mr. Townsend
fnl*e in every retpeet." Now sir, what Is sym
pathy—talk ing In fa^or of a thing or doing any
thing to help accomplish a thing? I therefore
pul the*e plain questions to you :—Did you not
that » ou sold some of your manufactured
f ;oo»ls in time of the late civil war to a house in
UI timoré
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whirh w as tending those goods south,
and that said house wa* found out by the gov
ernment officers and broken up: and further did
you not tell me that on«*e ... ,
hothrr manufacturer from this house in Balti
more, that this !»sid manu r actferer in company
w ith k»»u in tlu* cars shown! you a rebel flag in
hi* hat? Now *ir I make it a point what I write
lo be the truth, f
vour return will» a
ci-i
no«here In i
State. nitbout the aid of while !
... t.nJiÖrö'SmÄnÄ.ri^" ; " f
*ylvnuiii : therefore If ih~ other Northern Hlatcs
»1» psrinrc of !dy
:ho>e two Ntnu*, of 1 .u u*e. in n nntiounl point i
nf view, will the name Dtmotiitt be in this little |
Hla le «»f PtlnwHrc. »»r «ÎI the laic slave State.«*. If ^
nil whin people, or nearly *o. in the bite slave :
Niâtes arc thrown togeiht-r, it will be liunt'Stnud i the
manly to make
Man'* I'urty, i«u«l that n;
them from udontiug nil that w
old parlies in the late Mure State*. V
presume, will nevet sit the river ».n fire
Vour *tatc*nmtii)liip a* that tnif bill of 1809 (of .
(hairimiu) will nttest, f„ r whilst
Kent ] id ill little, and •
ruud above I
N usfcx to pay
That tux bill, *ir.
Folly M»Natti*ni. and
to throw »torn«* at them,
yet. a society in Thoroughfare
The
thi* eountv
fi
iiiicsee in w lmt i* »•alml tl.e
•w party, ew'ued \\ hBe i
,U *go»>d 'in theVwo ^
^ir. I *
with f
hi« h v* ti
it taxi»l thi* fountv he»»\
N'tiwex nothing. It took $121.20
ived fr
in
I. liiere .
writing against the
departure Deuiorrats, ly
•side and not lu- >|
SAMt KL 3 UW NFIMi.
•*iiip no.%
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i ! Bland
1er Irre.
Tuu ntrnd, />>!. ./une 1 •, 1871.
DlttXIXU OP Till; <on..
Jl'A*.
Ry the «dramuhin ('liina, which arrived
at Ban Francisco Monday, particular* have
beeil received of the horrible sacrifice «d j
human life rnused by the burning <*f the •
coolie ship I ion Juni), which left Macao. ( "f
riiinn. on th«- -itIi of May. with a cargo
of coolies for Peru. It'seem* that the
lies on board
lb»n vJuan entrapped OftO «•
at Macao and set sail for Peru.
< hi tin
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ft
he heard tin oploHon of gunpowder aft,
and also smelt a *!:ottg
era again say they did not hear any n
port, but that lin y wi re neat ly overpower
l td >'>' » »i<'h>" i "p «mi'll, „ft „V Ship. Ilia
It t^ greatly t»» b» ngn t- j
who had lb« hit- !..
Oih
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suc
he wa*
cool cm who made n ru-!i
own life.
1 » »vi t taken by the
j * •'"•«•• boat «siting for him, nml a gen
; " rn ' hL ' rnt "bIo cciuriu tu got lo It, th, „
j Kuropca» using hi. arm« to prevrnt th
' o,.li, s gi-tting in tt In this »crnmhh
' 'f.''™' ' I"'"'*' "fre drowno,|. I he h.mt
| ultimaU-lv xuceeedcl in getting cloar ol
| (ho alnp. hut hail not «one far hefortt It : h
"P s * ' '"(.'ht „f hut not in reach of th.
j emdi, «. The coolies then seemed to have '
I bad little leisure to look around when they ;
I "I'Served the other three lu.uts :.t a «lis
1 '•"«'<■• t»uring this lime all the mater
;.,t. , f tl,.. j.:,, ««..,,. r . lli : 1 n v „„.i
'•» (,f 1 " • h'p «'■' r.iptu.y i«uriiiiig l and
I a " U,ll,u ' r V vT ' 1,1 Hi«?hold, soim* (
, *»f whom no duu « were M) lb .cal cl. but
: from .-.h«« «i..- ».-«pit-o«.. > »»>•.
bowuv, r jumped into the water and
enped, hv drowning, the more liorrihle
j death hy lire
" hilf the luekh ss men were on dock nnd
! on the bowsprit, in lliiu position one of the
must» fortunately gavo nay, and thu men
made el, efior.i as they could to reach
! Having got to it they clung ,,n will,
' desperation, cullîug a* loud as they could
* to save their lives. They hud not been
1 ;» ti„. w ..| ( . r l„.f„ r ,. n «uiiii.i» i.u.k
. b*ng in llio wal«r before a Hailing junk
j *»!»• n,,( * Hicy were t ken «»U two uud
,ljr * '* nl 11 Tb«* mast wa* held on |
to the wreck by wire rigitig,
'»thorwUe uii«b>ubledly have drifted awa)
to sea. The (Midi* * say th«
I Hian fifty Kuropcana on the
*o *it rcittnitis to be
!* v
* inet».
l* 0 « 1 ll " , ' »«rmnprd. From Mocso it is
r«'porIcd that tliirly-five of tlie erew nrviv
»'d there, and are titintniiioui» »u rtutiiig
that the coolies iniitiisivd nnd not fire to
. .. r . , . f .. . ....
! , ' 1 ® ' n *'. 10 Uoi»©* of fwtviti|c «11 for
I '! an1 ' *° ' 1 ak ® ,l,,! '' 'f cl D seems
1 , ^ ,I|L ' " ru c "" ' "• uxtuiguiali -
1 1(1 afterward.
it wmilti
H.fr litt
v» 8*cl,
•«*11 wllllt hccntllC of j
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Hon. II. L. Languvin, Secretarv of
a. Ai. , r , , • I
Male fir ( amidii. in a public nddre.-s nt
Quebec, on Tuesday, raid that thé Cnua
dinn (iorerniuetit li.id energetically pro
tested against the fishery elnurea of tho
Washington Trcnty, Thu British (iov- '
crnuient Imd replied tliut the interests of
the Krnpiiu required the signing of the
treaty ; hut th:iI thu right of the Dominion
to reject the clauses afrecting its interests
nu» reserved. Mr. Laugevin assured his
hearers that the Canadian (iovernment ;
was perfectly free in thu matter, and !
would show that it was when the subject
came before the Canadian Parliament It
rcuininud for ihe Imperial Unvernnicnt to
»how why Canada should acquiesce in tho
otijccliona! clauses.
fume no doubt were lost ill the
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fî ni veston, Texas, wns visited on Mon
day by another terrible storm, which last
ed from 10 o'clock, A. M. until midnight,
tho wind blowing from tho northeast, with
a relocity reported at sixty miles an honr.
(treat damage was done to tbo city and to
the shipping. 8t. Patrick's Chui.h.just
finished, was demolished. Tbe steamer
Mollie ilnmbleton, steam lighter Kmily
with 000 bales of cotton, and steam tug
Superior were sunk, and five tusscI* of
tho** anehond outside are missing. A
large number of Ih* Inter craft
blown arbor*. Railroad and telegraph
communication with lb* eity wi*
pended.
were
>aa
Elghty-onn of Ilia Preneli Deputies Imvc
published a llcpublicnn manifesto in Paris,
which they accuae the Monarchist Dep
utiei of haviug failed to keep the agree
inent made at Hotmleaux. which atipulnlud
that partiaan politics ahouhi lie avoided.
They alao make chargea againat the le
gitimist* of intriguing fur the realoratioo
of the Monarchy and for intervention in
Itnlv in favor of the Pope.
The interview between M. Tliiora and
the Orleans Prineea had no special »ignift-
eance. it was unexpected on the part of
,| 10 f„ rnu . r al „| j, Mated that the Prill-
Tlie Signal Service lltireau now propo
ses to establish a system of water gu ig.-s
on the Mississippi und ils tributary wa
' ter» tillage* will lie eatal-lishe,I nt I» mis
ville, on the I thin ; near St. l.otiia. Cairo,
i* i i i i m i • n i i>< t
)« ek Island, M.-mpli s, Helena, \ teks
, m • U» : hivtr Jiiiiiuj, Hilton R*»ug.',
and Currolt ti, on thu Mississippi, between
the mouth of the Missouri ami the Hull' of
Mpxico ; at !-.»rt L.nvcn worth, on the
>li-*(.»uri ; l''l«ircncc, on the Tennc**co ; :
J nek non port, on the White liver; Little j
jlim-k.nn the Arkan.*»»* ; ami Alexiitidrin,
the lied River. Hy com billing tho
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ci-i ui,del stood the pn*t and accept the
present. Tim bearing of M. Tl.icrs dur
,| )P iutervi
" f "■<; BepuhUcan* pre.cn. wj. nnen.bar.
ra**cu. 1 lie propn*cu v»Mt • »» tu»? .\*«»'m
!dy to Paris i» much approved, nml it i*
rcgnnlcd ns nil npprnncii t»> n genuine re
, ,• , »im,, r „i .
^ ! ! !. 1 1 , J 1 . Cl * . . . C
l«»rbi«b!iiig work on Nindrty ih respected by
the Atlminisfratiott.
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A »li*patch from »» oremtor. Mass, dtitetl
June 1 l,suys: A tornado passed through
out Paxton, llolJen, atnl West I !«• vI mIoti
did him li«»nor, nml that
*\o evidence npponring ngninat many r.f
^ ,e L*ou»munwl prisoners, they hnve hven
discharged,
thin afternoon, destroying evory building
in it* trmdi und tenriug up trees by the
root*.
Th« first account of it received
Itoro wa* of its appearance in the town of
Piixt« n, where it demolished a barn and a
house. Tbcnro it went in a northwester*
ly direction nml blew down til** burl) of
>| r (ii'glow, thi'iice through tho wood*
• Il I r •. I . I ' .1
sweeping nil before it. nml striking the
house nml barn of Lewis Martin, in Hid
den. cntir««ly dcmuli*hing both. Tin* vil
lage of Holden wa* next in i:* innrcti, nnd
is, three liotisea ami
here iiv- '
pentrr \ «p were blown down, ami three
j persons i »ureil- one seriously Large
• tree* were blown thirty r vl* with upwards
( "f » t*>u of earth upon their root*. The
tornado took but a moment for its work,
»ml was accompanied by thunder, light
nlng and rnin.
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I
certain »In v ill the
ï ports
ft -in nil tb sc point* tin« \obttm* of wilier
to be » xpcctcd on a
lower Mississippi could be accurately csti
I such tiim lv notice wnuhl often
mated,
T | u . I.i-^islutiirc 0 f N.-tv II.,,,,,,-hire was
j n the whole of Fri l.iv night, of
!.. . XVl , t ,j.
enal le the pe*»pl« to prevent a crevasse by
repairing tlie Weak spots in the levee.
r It ich was » iiiployed in ingc
;
nidi* pailii
eb"«k on S.» t »it »In v tin 't ning a vote
bh
At six
ntarv
va*
fortml that thu Houxo wn» r ady lo form i
„ joint c nv. 'ill. n In till vacum-i s Th,'
ut ,, ; o 0 A M and pro
ti || ,|„. varauci.-x in the S uât-,
:ifUl wllil .,, it |, # || u , u . l i ,„ r Movcrnor. who
» \ Wu.ton, Democrat, wax eleetc
: h i?ht majority. How.,, inaugurated
0|) •p lRsl ,., v
'
; -| | |( . i JllU ,| on ,|,inks that the de
bate in tbu IIoumc uf I.ordn on Monday I
„luiu shows that tho ndvaiitaees of tbs' i
^ , ' * 1,11
lri . aty g|{ « a i!y »miwcigli it* deficiencies, j
( t j gi . g llol think it wise to eoncodc cvery-
thing to nu rippoticut. hut that the Initcd
S t»t,-» h„» m.« ,-ve.h.i fr,,,,, i>. « r .t de.
„ ,, ,, ...
K*-l««gr.MW.n Ih.wen, eonv.eted1 of
bv^to a"fi ,"'''t *«-•• ..'"''"T 5 ', 0 "'
1 '• * ", * . v . * wo
imprisonment "> the penit.iiliarv
««»wen will remain in pul until tho dccia
• „ext Monda v on
. . 1 r 1 * 1,0X1
| extf P 10,18
rencli i. a„«l tlie Î7« nat« wa* in
iiKHid.H It conclude* that the arrange
ment for arbitration is satisfactory. and
that the claim* of both «idc* c»»u!d hardi v
have hem better rcttle 1.
lookin': to
new trial.
im«:D.
the 14 th, Marti
lu N my rim,
ttlitlUt
Carter, aged
lu Smyrna. c»ti the I4ili. Mi*« Mary 8. Collins,
j aged 29 year«.
In Ntiiyrnu, ««it tl • 7th iustunt Jncoh Shuits
Jr. «Kfd it bout 35 »nus,
In s8niYrnit. »»n
Joints, uaiightcr of H
1*0X0.
In Bla>'kl>!r«l, nn the Mth lust. Jtthnny, sou of
Kxckiid Kijrjî*. i»|î»'d about »car*.
Iu I'liiIr.de!),Ids, June i'll, l»VI, siiiliienly,
nliiieuii „ 11- ('.tpinilt l>.i\i 1 M-t'allistcr, o!
It*'I i ion I'll, iu tlu K'nl liar of Ids npe.
I ilu Tlmred .y Iasi, al' die it-.iileni-e of his
I grandrwlirr, a. \V l.yncli, ,ic lir this town,
ÎIÏîK ' n '!J! r i." U ' ,uo ufS ' U ,mJ U ' C
I Iigeit 4 months.
'
Dais.
( I","., 1 '' ^i" 1 *
;
! limier .
«-""h
' , "« B " R '*
V» olurs.biy in -io tig Anne
1 Fannie C.
laud
TIIIC NAHKEI*.
I
MIDpl.irrOIV.V M AUK FT
COBMKCTKl> »» L'KKl.Y D V A. T. glUf/Rf.
-$1 40fi* $1 50
i Wheat.
, yvllot
'* »»hit«*
c
68
68
60
. 8 UO
..8 27
.23 Cta. deg
.20-22ft*. J} lb
.14(5MS • •*
1 '!:>(•,[ 5U V I'Ubhfl.
WIISIISOTUS.
Wheat, prime..
Corn..
Gal*..
Fluor
....$1 60
. 77(«;ftO
.. 07
.0 75($U 00
I'tllLAlIKI.I-HIA.
Primo r««l wheat.
Torn, yellow.
Gal* ( Fennsylrania). ...
Clorentfd.,
Timothy..
..$1 G3(u' 1 05
.73« 74
.69
...$H 00
... 9 06
JOHN OTTO.
JOHN BUT*.
OTTO & BUTZ
WHOLESALE TOBACCO HOUSE,
J
and ■.oefieinrers of all kinds of
CIGARS,
No. S West Front Street.
»Y.ILNINOTOK, Mir
June 17 -dm.
REPO Rtf
.
: s'urplu* Fund!.
j Duroinit.
Of litt OonHiUon of Ihe AW Caille County National
flank it/' Oitetto, at Ihe chat yf lutine»» on tkt
1 ur/« day of June , 1871.
RRSOrilCK S.
l.onns and Discounts.$121,444 15
1* H. Ronds to set ure ('tr* illation.75,000 00
t *tl»rr Hloeks, J kind* and Mortgage*.r, 131 ?0
Due from Redeeming A Reserve Agents...2,070 30
Due from other National iUuk*
Due from Ülti Basks.
Hanking llonsc Furniture atnl Fixture*...8.692 35
r»44 o:i
.. .32 87
2. «78 88
t'orrrnt Kx|u-i,»u»..
Cii.h It.-uu. (in. liubnc Stamp«)
Hill* of ott.i-r Nati.au,I Itauk..
Fra. tioual t'um-ncy ,'Iin liuli„e Nickels)...750 If»
la*Cil Tender Note..
Tl,rLs--|M'r not. Certificate«
,...600 00
.'J,578 00
.35 00
..10,044 0O
.10,000 OCT
$230,110 55
LIA RIMTIRS.
...$75,000 00
.19,250 00
.0,199 IH
.1.33 74
Capita! Stock paid in
f4iuplus Fund.
Difi'otuit.
Profit and Los*.
National Hank Circulation outstanding 07,319 00
2, ! f»4 00
..50,100 40
...,«1.394 24'
• S'
do
Shit»'
Indivnlna! Depo-il«» .
Pile to National Hank*.
Due to State Banks......
Bills Fa» side.
da
..l,4«o 01
,10,000 OP
$230,110 55
State of l) flour are. County of AVir Cattle, »» :
I. J. L. Gibson, Cashier »*f the New (,'astlw
<*ount» National Bank of Ddcsiui, ilo solemnly
swear that llx* above statement I* true to (ht best
of tny know kdge au«l belief.
J. !.. (HURON . rnshier.
S»ibK*Til»nl nnd sworn to before me this Thir
teenth day ol June. 1 HT I
J. a. RROW.V N. p.
IIRXRY DAVIS
Correct—Attest : JOHN AI* li.ETON J- Director»
S. F. Ml A LU' RUBS I
1
June 17—lw
REPORT
hi ton of the Vit is
Of the O
Middletown, Delaware, at the el
the Jo thirty of .lune, 1871.
Xational Hank a/
OJ fut tort I on
URnOF ItCKN :
I .»»an* nnn Discounts.
F S. Bond* It* *»«« ure Circulation
$101.597 04
. 8 ».000 00
.1,000 00
2.195 12
Other Slocks, Bond*, ami Mortgage*.
Due from lleilccming k Reserve Agent
Due from other National Bank*
Due from other Banks
Banking House.
Furniture and Fixtures
Ollier I ten I Estate.
Current Kx|»enses.
Cash Item*.
Bills of other National Banks.
Pradional Currency, including Nickel*
Legal Tender Notes....
3-pcr cent. Certificate*
1.479 54
...7 oo
.9,979 02
.1,650 44
.1,555 lo
.1,303 82
.200
.2,045 00
.....307 58
.17 (M)
1: 182 00
10.000 oo
$224,518 GG
LIABILITIES:
..$ 80,000 00
.lo.ooo on
.5,479 09
.174 30
.09,179 00
.807 00
.12,11.3 74
»5 02
11.300 51
...1,000 00
I Profit
Nat. Bank Circulation outsUiiiding
I State Hunk Cirrulatb
Due
Due
I I
utstiinding
National Batiks
other Banks...,
Individual Deposits...
Bill* Fa. able.
I.
$224,518 OH
Cattle, tt
State of Delaware, f ',»//#'// A*
I. John It Hall. Cashier •»!' Tit«
. •h» I
Na
li tnnly *wcnr
o the l est of
X(
tiunnl Bank, of Miihllcti
that the above stiitcimtit j.. true,
my knowledge und beliit.
J. ft HALL. Cashier.
. thi* Six
•ril < d and sworn
Nub
leant») day of June, i - ; i
JOHN A BKVNnl.DS, n f.
i
"
.VKA )' KfSI.Yf.fSS
I rc«|„rtf„ll,v mil tl„ attrntir
i *•
which thev
j
of
.1. V ('ll AW FORI) )
Corral - Alt; t TIHbS. MFitl'HF.V /Director*
llKSUY fLAVTUN J
June 17 1 »»*.
iotk k: to
FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHERS.
(| 'HE tindcr«igm«d having l«»cfttcd nnd citnb
.1 lishrd tlu niM'!»»* jonuai rtitlii in the .NTA
MidtlUi-wn. Jt'f. »»oii'm'
«•f those infeie>(V<.'
I line stock i»l ri it '/f TUKKS,
: now offering f»»r f'lll fdantiny.
al*« prepared to m -i»»« order* for alt
kind* of Fruit und Giuninen »I Tree*, {Shrubbe
ry, Bulb*. It.-idinjr Fiant*, .V. Uc.
1er* »»ill re« • ive prompt attention. (»ood>
«Hrefullv pit eked and forwarded by the most ni
r««ct and reliable route*.
June 17—tf
Wc
All
v
KELLY k GUILD.
MEDICAL CO-PARTNERSHIP.
1 \lt. W. If BARR hn* Ihe plcaxure to
I * nounee t«» the public of tlii* vicinity, thut
he In»* 4*MH-int«-d »vith him in the practice of
medicine, Dr.G F. MAXWELL, of Jaekaonville,
Florida, late |>rofe«sor of Obstetric* and dlsensr*
ehildren, in Oglcthru|»e Medical
an
ot women
rollege, Sivvannfth, Georgia.
They ho|»e by prompt attention to their pro-
fe**ionnl dutie* to meet thr wants of the coturnu-
-.*rit their confidence.
June 17, 1871—3m.
IlitV
A PKW
Combined EXCELSIOR Macbinen
MVR SALE,
OX ACCU MM MO DATING TERMS.
of
o!
TO CLOS* OUT STOCK,
June 17—2<r
by K. T. EVANS.
TOMATO PLANTS FOR SALE.
SEED PLANTS AND TRANS
PLANTED PLANTS,
FOR SALE. RY
W. M. PETERS,
CrsTasvii.Ls Ni-assaiss.
Centrevllle, Del.
June 17—2v»-*
50
1 McCORMICK REAPER,
NEARLY AS GOOD AS NEW,
FOR SALE,
AT A OSIAT HAROAIN,
by E. T. EVANS.
lb
Juna 17—2 w
WANTED.
FORTY GIRLS AND WOMEN,
TO PARE PEACHES,
Good par, respectable work. Send name snd
residente stones lo JACKSON. PYI.E * COX
June 17—tw Has 78, .Middletown P. 0.
60
07
00
05
74
00
06
COAL ! COAL ! ! COAL ! ! !
«J r,v,irt<1 ' * C4rg0 of rBK r sl 'PPRIOR
Store.
Nat
1140 the.
1140 Iba.
All orders will reealrejirnmpl aitenlion.
Juoe 17—If CHAH. T. STRATTON.
Odessa, bel,
17,50
G 50
J.JIDE8 AND TALLOW WANTED I
Th« highest price* will he paid tt
Not. 20 —tf
flimON'R
MidJIelotra, 1M
:
r .