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y
my words aud actions, but you win par
don me, know, when tell you that it
is better for all Of US to shy but little
about il. Your brother has been led
into an error that threatened TO be al.
mott serious. Fortunately, everything
is now arranged quite satisfactorily,
thanks to your presence, aud he win
return TO the city with as. Watch over
him, aud pray for him. he added, sol
emily "thathe may not stumble again"
II asked it," said James, bowling his
head; and without another word they
left the house, aud were soon on their
way back to the city
Silently they rode until the limits Of
the city were reached. Then John
Normandy give the reins to Blenchford,
and nlighting, babe the brother and SIS
ter adieu.
But you, John n said james,
"What win you do ?"
"Fcar not for me" replied Normandy
adding ia whisper, II shall not betray
you, whaveycr happens"
Then he charged them both never to
tell what had passed between them that
night; and, without waiting to hear
their replies, he strobe rapidly down
the street.
He went directly to the bank, reach
ing it just atopening time, and, without
word to any one, went straight to the
vaults Ibis custom every morning--and
deposited the money that James Blench.
ford had stolen from them. Then he
went back, aud met the officer to arrest
him. He expected it; but he had left
the money in its place, aud now he was
ready for the prison. He fel. thankful
that he had been allowed so much time.
He had saved james Blenchford, and
ms father, and trace, and what did be
care now? lie was alone 10 the world;
he had done his duty; and he had hope.
'a"es '',encn'ord went " MIN 10 PR
son, but Normandy would hear nothing
about surrendering himself.
"h 'en you secret James auu
'.eH you ~'' see motive lot my ac-
''o's' ,ose your sls'er oe''er 'nan
IVY own h'e' anu eou'a nor Dear 70
nave ~o'a Whispered against her'--
he. II rest as y IS. am content.
Again James D'eaen'ord PROMISED
pu' y was nara ior MN 70 ao'oe ny II,
WIN al ms 'au''s, no had generous
neart' mat very DAY ne told Trace the
Wno'c story OF ms disgraec' and how
1onn NORMANDY was suffering for them;
ana she was touched oy the recital, and
thought o. every means to iiberate him.
The money james, where is II
now !!
Normandy placed il in the safe, I'M
known TO any ONE
And has It not been found' Would
not the whole matter DO looked upoa as
great bluuder; aud would not Mr..
Normandy be liberated At once, and cx-
onerated from all blame, If the money
was found there 7"
Away went james Bleuchford, with.
out waiting to answer his sisters ones.
ton, and within ten minutes Was
mounting the steps to the bssk. He
saunsered up to Ganscu. and carelessly
Inquired if there was anything new in
Ncrmandy's.
| Nothing" replied Gauson, ''hc pro-
tests his innocence, and / am inclined
to think he speaks the truth
so am /, Ganson. Do you know l
am half certain that II is all great mis-
taks--thst the money Is now somewhere
about the safe y
II wish il might prove so. 1t is a
hard blow for Normandy, and il !. is
gone, who else could have taken il ~
He has theik key to the SAFE
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s Ird west o. Y zacharias Hotel, West
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IIcftOr In Chancery,

WESTMINSTER, MD
Office on Main Street few doors East OF
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German language. All claims against the
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Pay and Bounties, promptly collected.
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IN CHA NCRRY

Having associated themselves IN the prac'
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european @Tcban8es fffce
g. s. Mrae.

Sn Gmerifanii&em @Olbe su Ssrfsbeabe
WerfaufSs SQUIRE fur gUetbfel anf
europa.
ginen SO ouat batD g8e d Ell:
f. SIR tIsine getrass, bis sur 90be Don incInFDe
$50 @uIben iaobeutlde M6brun9 a
Gents @oIo fur / @uIOen.
$50 @ul6en Soll9n0iI9 @ourant a
43a Gents @oIo fur 1 @uIoen.
$50 Sbaler YreuBii6 @ourant IS
gents @olo fur 1 Sbaler.
100 E5aler Bremer Sob a SO Gents
Sob fiir 1 EboIer.
800 Mart Baneo 80 Gents Sob
fur / SbaIer.
525 sranes a 5 Srancs fur 81
glmer. Cob.
Is 8funO Sterling | YIunO fur
SIS 9Imer. Sob.
Bon srBserem getraee, Bis sur 9Obe BON inciuTUI
$50 @ulOen iiiOOeutlhe @abruna a
40 Gents @olO fiir / @uIOen.
TO @uI0en SollGn6ife, @ourant Q
421 Gents Sob fur 1 @uloen.
$50 SbaIer Yrenbild @ourant a 81
l&ents Sob fur Sboler
400 &baler Brense i1SoIo 81 ste
| Sob fiir / SbaIer.
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(7I27)
Sbertff'S 0erfaufs-Sn 9emaBbeit elmer ven-
unb fiberltefert pom M9tbaren GircRit @erI9t nom
Sapibfon County, Senn., bel ieinem Geptembers
Eermjn, 1868, Iuerbe id sa EfientIiden 8ertauf an
ben 9eiftbietenoen gegen baare SabInng am Courts
baus sEbpr IN Der Staot RaibpilIe am Sonns
abenb, ben %. Sanuar 1869, feIgenbes Crumbs
Nummer 157 IN Der Gto6t glaibpile, an Der G6e
uon Nse2emoreitrabe, nit % Snb 5rent an Der 9orbs
feite non GebaritraBe uno 100 SUB, ebr ober ipens
ger, an Der Befiieite pom Ne2euDreftraBe, nn6 nit
BefdIag beIe9t ais bas Gi9entbRm pom VI. 90. Tdns
Tor, Stapor, I'M elmer GEecuton in meinen 4dnoeil,
5m GHnften pom cserrp Cope unD eegen %. SO. TapIo
un1 Mn6ere fur ST., Snfereifen unb Rotten baTaHi
40 geniisen. gegeben ben 80. Seteniber 1858.
9. so. 9onaIbion, Sheriff
iaI 9ur9 Sam. s. 1arfbans Deputy.
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(7O97,)

G&beriff Bertauf. Sn @emdBbett elmer venditio
no exponas 8eroronung an MID seri5tet ano Ibers
ion County. Tenn., BET ieinem September 3ermin
1868, perhe i9 gum Dffentlten 8ertaf on ben Reiit
bietenben 9eeeH baare 8ahIung am Sonnab enb,
ben %. Sannar 1869, nahiteheno bef5rtebene
2dneerei unh @ebdnIttfeiIen brineen, udmEid: Gin
Gtiid ober EbeiI 2ono, beIegen unb beftnOIi9 i'm
Gtpilbirttt SO. 0GutoIon County, Eenn. 6eerenSt
mie iolgt: Is SUP on Der 9orhfeite Ron 30. 10,
Bells 8ermefIung, Ntcgtairps YIati, beetnnt an Der
gorbOftede eenannteu 2ots, IGnft Is SUB weftIi9 NIT
Gaftftr1Be mad etnem 4fabl BON oa 1876 SUB n6reIi9
mad elmer Mnep IS SUB mad elmer MHen, pot ca nit
genannter MHep Is SUB mad einem YfabI, non ba
iiisIiG 1856 SUB nath benz MMsgangspMntt, NIT 8es
i6Ing 6eIegt aIs bas Gigent5Mm pon q. .. 9opne,
um elmer Grecution in n1eiiten 5dnben su Gnniteil
non Sd. " 8aiIep uno gegen g. .. R0pHe fur $2455,
Snterefen uno &ofteu aH genlieen. 9egebe1 ben 30.
9e3eH1ber 1868.
G. 30. Q onaIbfpn, Sheriff,
be31 bRrd5 81. e. Gaines, Deputy.
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Nsberffs Bertauf.- Sn gemdBbeit elmer ven
ditto exponas 8erorbfaitg, an ustCb aertchfe
unD iiberlie ert pom M@tbnren @trcnit Geritt nos
D0niefon County, Senf, BET fetnen Dttober Eermsis
w7eitbtetenNen oegen qaare 8abLMnG Gm GoMrtbot,ie
Tbor In ber GtG6t Naibutue anl . 10 naben6, ben
23. Sariunr 1869 foIgenees GrnnoegentBum bringeu,
,taaS1itdb sin 6aus unb Cot III @Dgeelb NIT fiIrls
Ne lif Frrnt an SatberIanbitrafe ltnb 40 gus mao
elmer NIen sllrdtduero, NIT Bef9lag beIeet alA baA
Giaenthuls nom ". Bullet illit elmer GeetuttDn In
srsetfler, 0dnbetl AZ @unen uon z. o. TreGnor fir
etrpa ST 800 Az gsnigen. gegeben ten 2. Sanuo
RS, R. DonaIbTon, Sheriff
DnFhG, MHitin, GspRN
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S$bertff Dett1nf. SIN Gemdsbeit elmer vanditis
49, exponas y rcronInG an MID gertdtet Nnb
iberIiefert pom benz MbtbGren Circuit @eridt pom
Garibfon Co., Eenn., BET ieinem SeptembersTe
1868, merbe i9 gum 5ffentliben Bertauf an ben
Rsiftbietenben gegen baare SabInHg am GOurt5GEss
tsror IN Der Sta0t 9lQf6utHt am g ma enb B, ben
%. SGnuar 1863, nabftebeRo bef6riebenes grlannet
geHtbnm trtngen, namli9: Mae &edbte, TiteI unc
Snterelien 1uelde Mntan6a 9alfep IN ilno an einen
Ttt6 hes n1rSI1en ThetiS zines Cots biIben6 has
GBgeegt lnb be5eiGnet 1T ais Got SO. % IN benz
poM SelS m0 4 s iSsst; Ds9tnnt
6a 80 6lGb Ipetd mad elmer so TnE Strase, ron ba
eenannter Gtrabe entaMg fi6It@ % SUB, uon ba 6fs
li9 $50 5ub nan elmer 40 5tb StraBe, pon ba nSr6s
fblaa 6eIegt aI8 b0S Gigentbunl pom Mmauba 6oIfer
i'm elmer grecution gegen re uno 81 @lniteH pom q.
unt CD. Bagter fur $50, ntereiisa Rl6 Rotten 81
"a g. W, . naI6f o n. SberiiT.
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/. 4rnfaee'a 0erfanf.

Sn gemaBbeit elmer ebertraeunesurtanDe, aiss
eenommen an bic 0afbutlle Buildings iiosiation,
am NHrt 1859 nnb regitrirt In Der 9egtfterS Office
pom 9auicicn COUNTY, Eenn., in BUD ysO. 20, Seite
204, Iperbe iG am drettag, ben %. sSanuar 1869,
gum 6Hentit9en 8ertuuf am GourtbaussG bor in bet
Stnet JlaSbptQe obue bic Mobtbat Der His6erfdufss
STRENGTHENING, bas tn gendnnter urfunoe bei9rtebene
@rHbeigeutbum bringens belesen IN Der Stabt 9aibs
piIe, 8Gpinfon County, Eern.S init Sr0nt an 0eg
Ofteite pom Sbs gOuegetrnse, begant an Der Gtein,
bride un6 Idit 1t3 6nb iiIoLi1 uno liz us suriId
Gbenfo ei Got al Der 9Deftieie uDN @cslegeftrnbe nit
96 Ruff 6rent llb baIbmegs mad GberrpitraBe Iails
fen6, bppotbeEarif uerpEdneet an genditHte Ao5tas
ton brrd5 %. SC. Gteuenfcil4
Der grlSs III sur BefrieoigMng Der IN eenannter
tIebertraeuneSs uriulibe gsit9 SdAloen So Ders
lpen6en, tn6ent Elm BetEag non $826,17 obne 8nIen
tsub aYBerbem bic Rotten fit gSftruag befer 0ou:
medbt Bis beute fdutg ililo. Den 10. Sanuar 1867.
Muf BefebI hes GOdrD Der GireftoFer.
Mnfon gfeGfCms
ian16s2@ Sdatmesfer.
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gFen.pram1mnt.

/ guloen fubbeutI6e gBabrung pirO
eingctbeiIt in so 8reu3er.
/ Sbaler 4reuBil1 @ourant miro eins
aetbeilt in 80 StIber9rol@en.
1 IbaIer Bremer Solo miro ein9etbeilt
in 70 @rote.
1 Sranc miro eirsetbeilt in 100 gens
times
1 Mlart 8ancO miro eineetbeitt in 16
9@iIlin9e.
l @nlOen SoIIanOil6 @ourant miro
eingetbeilt il, 100 Gents,
1 @flnO @terIina tpiro eirgetbeiIt IN
20 S9illinse 10 8enee.
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l736S. 49, "
4,beriF Bertanf. Sm gemdbkslt ettssr aeS d
~ facias 8esoroIaHne MID geribtet uabs i,ber =
IeIert pom BEN A3tbaten Circuit 0eTi4t Don "a sts
ulbfOn Eountp, Eelln BET 1elnem &kplenlb 4 &.
min 1858, psToe i sum 1lieMtlteu 8erteuf an Sen
Reiiabetenhen eegen b1ate 8Rbhfna an Gostff6asIf
thor IN Der Gta6t 9laibpiAe an % m era &. San :
q. SanHar 1869, natHebeue bef4rfteaeA pefiSnIfs
1es Gtgenfbum briRaeus uan1lid 80 g4dnlefsE ~ :
Esuerfprise, No. s98Hs. Stndkllss eFenarfnxiAe
10. / I'M RGrftbanle; 6enetiptite 9ss. 3 Al Sa6s
college sptfaen ehmre9- NIB Agcabffafls Seaers
fpribe 70. @5es beyrgHrobe nahe
Safef uab &eitlfu Don Co. 90. T. SalmmeEflrnbe e
iIDii@ei G4nr9s uflD gro0bitrnee; brpuae ylzse -
anb etHen @ranf@ smn1e sur @prI4e ~. as2oEse
tno nit Bef4faa bele0t ais 6a8 &tBeltg.sm Rf )
Rapors uuo oes Slabtrag5es bey Stset saI9eeAS Am
elmer GxeeutioH aegen eenannten %agcs NV Skaaf
RafhrlHe iinh n WItnNen pom NtgB@ e. 80
81 sIss ~ sssfis sateree nat eeieA ogi ielbiGf
0ehHaer Gs6sbenS ea 3. 5autas - -. ) ax..., +
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lssberiff 8ereamf. = Sn eIenidbbeit elmer vendis
e tio exponas 8ercr6run0 an mid geribtet Ano
1berlteiert pom BEN Mttbaren Circuit @eriht pon
9auloton d eSSHatps Ienli., bel 1einsm SEPTEMBER
1eFn1tH 1905 me oe tD ttln 6entIiebsn 8erEnAf an
en- B, ben %. anaar 1863, nadItebeiS befAriebes
mes @gwn6eigentbMM brinGen: 8eieqer IN SSanihin,s
County, Giutlotitrtt 80. Is, begrenzt tDie foIof:
ftsbEf@ pnn Der Stone Silver 4tEe, fpeTEi6 nns Sss
aAnberei Son EarE unb n6rbIi6 pD- Its,.s
l!O M9eE me2r poer wenlgst uno Mis 8ef9lag beIesi
c,tton AZ Gunfsen bes gSnaHnten 2anabam ans NJ.
aer e. q. Gorfeu nnb Mubere fur $237 as, Srfereer
mnb R0ffeb az eeuH0en. @egeben ben 30. Aeaembel
1865,
iai ss&SsHa sfo1 erin.
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~hert1 Sertnuf. Sn gemd6heit elmer Yendf
~ exponas 8eroronunG an Iaid GeTidfet at
lberltefert pom BEN Mntbareu Circuit 0efl& :
pon 90ut ion epunsy, Teun.s Sci feiueM Septem6
pen yetitotetenesR geaen beare 8abhsMg an Gcusts
ba1stbor tn Der Sto6t Roibptue am 3 n nabIGnb
ben ~ SGnlier 1853, nu9ebenb tei9riebeAe edlibes
ret unb @ebduEt9teiten brifaeu RtuFlid5: Gtn gtjId
0csr 31ett 4oae bsteseH tsl1b benbt9 h giytLbert
Ao. Z. Sautefen &puntps Zeun., beerent pic feLet:
N6rolt1 pom GmmberIaaofme, fdbH9 som SeiH 9reet J
uno Der 2aneerei Don astItam Ri4ois senannfess
Sano uuroe an s. Sd. Hi1b D. o. 9roaer aeettruEsu
uon &anep MoieIp ukh Sdmes 8. 8rRnnt L11eBe -
settle 5i4 unb mt 8eftIaB belest ats sns Vsser5A
BON 80. g. Groder; nm elmer &1eEpton q melHeig
oef, 81 81 0rcder fv SIS rs, Snterefemaab apSsett
III oeltiiaaer. Geaeben ben %. December 1905 :
6. 4R. on0tofon, Sheriff
fa1 o,trtb ". e. 0ainess 4evaf9
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(7l02. 7103.)
Gberiff'e Sertauf. SIN GemdBbeit pom twei
~ venditio exponas 8eroronuna an mid sert1tet
ilnb fberlfefert pom benz Mdtbaren Circuit @es
rid5t Souiefon Co., Eenfl bet fetnem September
Eern1in 1868, rreroe tG gum 5fientt6en 8erfauf on
y, Ssr DH%tT ,,s ~ u
ben %. Sanuar 1865, nafte6enb bef9riebenes grn6s
etgentbnm bringen, ndnfI5: Nle Hedbte, EiteI, 4ns
fpriie nnb Sntere5Ien, weI&e g. @afep fen. tn fos
Gonntp unb Stoat Eenn, TN GipiIhlritt $40. 81 ges
ranntsn @Ountps bat, entbatenb ITO Gder mebr ooer
wenieer, begrenat nSrfIi non Der 2dnberet ron 50.
.. Giping, teeIfd Rnb iiibItd pom Der 2dnSere Der
98iItnions, Ditli9 pom Der 2dnberei DON s. Clint,
nit 8efbIag beIeg, ais bas Giaenthum Don 8. gofep
FEM, nm aueten GEeeutionen aesen i'm uno 8. g..
9B5ite unb SIT GMniten pom s. Ws 8eGutGmp, Aoui=
rtItrator, fur $3.50 un6 fir $26f.66, reipeetue,
nebt Snterefien uno Rotten, 80 genAgen. @egebeu
ben 80. DECEMBER 1868.
beSt 6. 81. 8 oRaISion, Sheriff.
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fir l M1arf.
1900 6ranes a 5 Srancs 5 cts. flu
81 Mnie. Solo.
so 4Sfuno GterIine 1 Hfnno fiii
$4.95 Mtner. Sob.
3. Bon NOD erSserem 8etrass.
GulOen ilOoeutide Dabrune ALA
Gents Sob fur 1 @uI0en.
@uI0en Souan0ifh gourant ~
Gents Sob fir 1 @ulOen.
IbaIer 4reuBild5 gourant a %
gents Sob fur l SbaIer.
SbaIer 8renier Sob 804 Gents
fir / SbaIer.
@1art BaneO 36a @ents Sob fur
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6ranes a 5 Sranes 10 cts. fir 81
Mmer. Sob.
@funO @terIilis a / @funo fir 1874
Mnter. Sob.
8nei Wlonat Oato g8e1leI fin6
] Yrocent (ni@t gent) un6 8 re /
M onat oato Me9feI fin0 1 Yrocent
(ni1t Sent biliger, f6nnet abet nidbt
fur fleine SetrG9e auseeitelt iueroen.
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$1,000.
!. Smmisrontensus bon slsiu Uort mad
SeaibbiIe $3.50.
Smmieranten3us bon Baltimore
mad Seuisbins S10.0o.j
~ SampfbOOt 2SalIaeel6eine mad .
@nropa nno Suriid foinie @nropdild :
GiienbabnbiAette iino BEL mir eiaaules
ben uno> tonnen bier ouseelteat iuers
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GDaneUine, GenOerfcm 8 0t0fbOilIe
0tfembAbtl.
Die suberIdffiglte Npute mad Nlems
pbis, SunbOIbt, goirO un6 allen
8unften i'm gBeEen q. GibeM.

3ett 10 lGRea als anf anbtreR 8atneH
SIN ufe mad Gunntaa, ben 10. NRSts t66
%Swereen 8age tn foIgen6er Drbnung laHfen:
@TpreBsBug perldbt 9afbutHe fdeEf@ I'M ubs
Aben6s, me9t tn Iempbts Sanction eenauen Nisu
f9lub NIT Der Remptis un6 2euisuiRe 8ahn tiix
@smpbts, Btdsbnre, Neu Orleans Nno cue %aiiete TN
SIbmeften. s. 5
Dieter Bug uerbinbet fi4 tn QwmssIht MT bem
ouge ben Aebtie unh O5 q Giienbabn fur CAIRO, 81
8al1agiere fir Mempbis braud5en
oes sla9ts bic gHa9en ni9t 5ia iueAlela
9cptihsuile Trd9ts uno Aeeommob6tionts9u
perldbt 9seibutne WOntugs, Nittwo9s mn6 6reitaes
UNI $50 Wcrmitta8s uro erreidbt 0nptins1tle nm
f.35 Ya9mtttags.
6abrsa nd ETa@tprsifs 70 utssris ME bic nisSrts.
fen.
crbOmas lOaUarD
mt10ba Gbef Sngeniesz nttb superintendent.
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@eric6t
Der
9ritten NatiOnalz Sanf +,
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7isconttrte 8ils unb gtpten $282, S5552
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19
A d v L c II. .

When the western wind Is blowing, and the evening
skies are glowing
With The dying streaks Of day ht and pale Lunas
silver sheen
u tits sweet II ycu arc wakng by n maidcn's side
and talking
All the soft and spaony "noihings' apperainipg 10
the scene.
She may whisper words nnmeaning, hut there's it,.
tie worth the cleaning
In woman's sst of platitudes that trill beneath
the moon;
And It's not pleasant fee i,g on tho damp grass 10
be kneeling,
As she disbelieves In passion, and a c,ild's your
only boon.
Tlen take my advice at starting, ,savc rc msntal
parting,
But accompany her policy to her ewn patcrnal
door,
She may speak to you unkindly, hut you'll not be
acting blindly.
And will thank nc very kindly ihEo the ages
evermore.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19
The Texas Republicans.

LETTER TO GEN. DuTLrR-A ISLANDER REFuTED.
Major Moore, of Texas, now spending brief
vacation in this city, and lately one of the editors
of the San Antonio Crexas) Express, has sent the
following letter to General Butler in reply to one
written TO that gentleman and published by the
writer in the New York Herald =
WILMINGroN, DEL, August IA, 1869.
GENERAL B. +. BUTLER = Gloucester Mass
Dear Sir One Nelson Plato, calling himself
" Mayor of Corpus Christi" In letter to the n.
Y. Herald, of August 18Th, states that the signers
of the appeal given into your hands by myself on
last Tuesday are creatures of General Davis, the
Republican nominee for Governor of Texas. The
records in the General Post Office at Washington
will tell you that Mr.. Mckee, one of the signers
and Postmaster at Galveston, was appointed to
that position upon the Recommendation OF GOV
Hamilton; and can assure you that he breaks
with his old friend Of thirty years standing re-
luctantlv and only after no other alternative wnt
left him. The other signers equally respected
Governor Hamilton while that gentleman re
mained Republican. The copy of our party
platform, left with you by me, fully refutes Mr.
Plato assertions upon that point. | doubt no
the remaining information, impaired by the kinl
Mr. Plato is entitled to equal consideration will
| that above referred to.
II is to be regretted that occasionally we find i
| the South an individual who has dotted the blu
| and donned the gray. Mr.. Plato seems to hay
surrendered to the vanquished.
Yours truly.
Late Acting Assistant Adjutant General, LIST Ca,
l. airy Division, Military Division of the Gulf.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

There are reports of the appearance of the
cotton worm in Mississippi.
A Memphis despatch says the cotton crop
in that vicinity will be larger than last year.
The loss by the burning of the Crystal
Lake ice houses, near Chicago, is stated at
$75,000.
An independent reform ticket for local
officers is to be nominated in San Francisco,
the voters being dissatisfied with the party
nominations that have been made.
The " National Capital Convention" will
meet in st. Louis, on October Goth. Its OBJ
ject will be to adopt measures looking to the
removal of the national capital West
The Mauch Chunk Gazette says the lie
high coal operators have decided to ofiel
their employees new scale of prices, based
upon the wages of last April. 1t is though
this will lead to another suspension of work
The Executive Committee of the Unior
League held meeting on Wednesday.
committee was appointed to prepare an ad
dress to the Leagues throughout the coun
try the charter of the State Council of Mis-
sissippi was revoked, and commissions
was appointed to reorganize the Order II
that State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

THE VALUE OF LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. From
circular issued by Edward NJ. Davis, of
Philadelphia, President of Loan Associa-
tion, in the rural districts, we clip the follow
ing as to the advantages of Building and
Loan Associations. He says the Building
and Loan Association is safe place to in
vest your money, because it loans on real
estate
1t is a good place to borrow naoney--lst.
Because you can get in cash the value OF
the property you give as security.
I'd. Because it will not cost you over per
cent. per year interest.
3D.. Because it can be paid back in small
sums.
4th. Because you participate in the profits
made by the Association.
9TH. Because every payment made lessons
the amount you owe on your home.
Money paid for rent is lost. Money paid
for home is saved. Renters on an average
pay over per cent. interest as rent, gener-
ally 10 per cent. and year after year have
no return.
1t is to the interest of the members aDho
do not aOdnt to borrew to get persons to
Join Wh0 do ,Oant to borroW. 1t is to the
interest of those members who Dont to Dor
r0W to get every one to Join aOh0 may no,
aOd1lt to 6OrrOU. Women are generally OF
the latter class. They can do betterin these
Associations with their money than they can
in Savings Funds.
If you know OF any person who can af.
ford to join, but who does not belong to O
Building Association, get them to subscribe
for as many shares as they can keep up
| You will be doing them service for which
they will! ever be grateful. 1t may get them
into habits OF economy, i may be Of sobrie-
| ty also.