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SHERIFFS. SALE.

Hy virtue OF writ n rendltinni ExpOnas directed will
De exposed to Public Sale the Hotel Of Emory Temple,
m % village OF k"nton, kcton Hundred Kent County state
Oi DELAWARE on THURSDAY, April Sth, 1869 o'clock p NJ,
tle OilOwing 'Cscribet Real Estate, to wit;
All The right tlr, interest estate property claim OF him
and tCnemeutS, viz:
No l. AL that certain tract piece parcel Of and
ment situated Kcmton Dnck (,rsk hundred county
lands late OF Nun"S ii. Cove
't Acres o d M the same more less with small dwell
mousse, Stables til other buildings thereon erected.
NJ" MI that certain lot parcel ground and tcne
ents situated IN the village KentOn, hundred and
trcrn and others containing One Fourth ground
more or less with frame stUrcouse and ganary thereon
erected.
No. 3- that certain lot. piece parcel ground and
trnrnctS situate" IN the village hundred county and state
aforesaid bounded by lands Of David o. Downs, and others
ann% Fourth Of Acre of ground more less with
brick store house, back building &c, thereon erected.
NJ" ALL That certain lot, piece or parcel of ground and
rlrlet adjoining No B. containing One Fourth O an Acre
OF Ground more or less with frame dwelling house, smoke
house, carriage house, &c. erected thereon.
No. All that certain lot, piece parcel OF ground and
premises adjoining No containing fourth of Acre
ground, nure or less with stables thereon erected.
N06.All that certain lot piece parcel ground and
premises adjoining No. containing Fourth Of kcP
OF ground more less. with large brick building thereof
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of ground ant
premises. adjoining No e, containing One Fourth Of Acre
ground. less, with blacksmith and wheelrigh shop
thereon erected
No. s-A that lot piece or parcel ground
premises, adjoining No 7, containing On" Acre Of Ground
more or less with small buildings thereon erected
No @-A that certain lot plrc" or parcel ot ground am
situated in the hundred and State aforesaid
bounded by lands of Mrs Susan AttX heirs of Johu ~ lids
deceased and others containing ncEuurth OF Acre
ground. q less
No loA that certain tract piece parcel Of wood) Ian
and premises situated in the hundred and
said bounded by lands Of Edward AttX, Genrge Ward AN
others continuing Twenty Acres of Lan less.
Seized taken the property LEWIS GRA
s. NJ COLLINS. late Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Dover DEL March goth lSGS. mhG4st
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New Advertisements.

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE SIGHTS AND
n SECRETS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITOL. The most
startling. Instructive and interesting book OF the day
Send for circulars. and see our terms Address U -
Publishing Co. No. All BrOOme St, N. Y. lmhl7iw
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SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

It needs argument to show that First Mrtgag" al S2
per upon what long time he the only railroad
connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States SECrKE
The Of the will be- about S3OOOOOO
and the 81 per gold Tn" present
this interest is less than S2jOO0OO annum
w, the gross earnings tor the year Iss FROM WAY BCSI
Ness only u AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN 100 MILES
OF ROAD IN OPERATION WE'RE MORE THAN
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OF
$500

WONDERFUL.-Henry W. Burr. No. 49 West l4rh
street, while on visit 10 the West, was attack, d
With severe illness from drinking impure wafer Lie
was despaired Of, and hOn Sh that he musl die
HIS vile was immediately sent Tor. and IN day or
two was at his bedside Having herself seen the
oehehciai resns from the use Of PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS, she insisted upon their heIng adminise rcd 10
him, which Nas done, in quantities prescribed nv
theaitendng physician. The result almost as hy
magic aud IN One-hali hour from the time they were
gwen her husband wns out OF danger, and by a
moderate use Of them three four times a ,lay he
was soon able 10 resume his Journey to his home
Th'is bat one case OF many thousands that we know
Of -
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TIE, MARKETS.
MARRIAGES

-HAGTEOn the lIth il ST. at Fredcricktown by
Rev T. Bryan John 4. Jester, of Delaware, and Mary f.
I,que. vt Cecil county
STEVENSON -NEWTON.-At the residence of the brides
o,her on Thursday, March 2jh by the Rev John Philips
D. Mr. John W Stevenson Wyoming. Delaware to Miss
Leslie l. Newton, of New Castle Prnnsy lvania.
srvy-FARROW--At SMYRNA Circuit Parsonage March 80
bW b. tircgg MIR Jacob Semi Kent co.. Dell to Miss
u..,er Jane Farr0w, OF Talbot co., Md.
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MORO PHILLIPS
GRNUINE IMPROVED
ER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For Sale at Manufacturers Depots.
No. p NORTH Front Street, Hti1adeIphia,
No. 95 South Street, Baltimore,
And by Dealers in general throughout the country.

The SOMBRERO GUANO OF which MORO
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and always has been
manufactured, (and Of which he has sole control for
the United States,) contains fifty per cent. more
Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable.
large percentage is Soluble, and will imme.
dately yield its nOurishment.
The Ammonia it contains is ready 10 yield its
value-nOt animal matter, capable of yielding its
ammonia after decomposition in the soil
! Nothing is spared in its manufacture TO render it
the most valuable Super. Phosphate and Crop Pro-
ducer IN the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the farmer
that it is durable and can always be relied on as
uniform in quality; and the numerous unsolicited
testimonials continually received of its in com
petition with other Fertilizers, fully atess that il
has not been exceed.
PRICE $50 per ton of 5000 lbs. Discount tc
Dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
mhl7.9m
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WY 0 MING COLL ECE 9
WYOMING, KENT COUNTY, DEL.

This institution offers equal advantages for study
and graduation to students of BOTH SEXES
Spring Term begins APRIL 6th 1869, and con.
Times fourteen weeks.
Experienced teachers are employed in each depart
ment. Special attention gwen to
Teachers Course d; Normal Department.
Rare opportunity for learning French aud German
Commercial Course
Thorough and practical. MUSIC made speciality
Government mild hut firm. Tuition moderate. Board.
ing reasonable For Catalogues aud full particulars
address the President, REV A. ID. DAVIS.
mhIOIf Wyoming. Del.
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LOSf--S5 Reward.
TO RENT
For Sale or Rent,
FOR SALE.

New Woods Mower aud Reaper, / Pelton
Horse. Power, / set Double Harness, l set Single
Harness. For want Of use. Term easy.
mhl7-3t B. Is ALLEN.
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,

Total. $J,0JjGjl6i
This large is only indication Of the immense traffic
that z" the through line in few months. when the
great tide Parc travel and trade will gin 1t
that this business make the earnings nf the road
from FIFTEEN To TWENTY MILLIONS YEAR.
As the supply thes, Bonds will parties who de-
them will lind their interest To do at
once The price the present par and accrued interest from
Jan. /. in
Subscriptions will he received in Smyrna 10y wm NJ BELL esq
Cashier Bank of SniS rna,
AMI in New York
AT THE COMPANY'S OFFICE. No. 90 NASSAU STREET,
JOHN ]. CISCO Il son. BANKERS, No. 50 WALL ST.,
And the COMPANY advertised agents throughout the Init
cd States.
Bonds sent Free but parties subscribing hroughoca agents
will Look t" them for their safe delivery.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED OCTOBER
st containing report of the "f the work to that date
ami complete statement in relation the value of the
bonds than be given in advertisement which will be-
free application the CompamyS offices, to Of the
advertised agents
John j. Cisco, Treasurer,
NEW YORK.
Peb 2j. 1869. dec2a3m
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IN I QUOTATIONS., STOCK, &c, from
IonnS Scn. Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
,lea March 80, 1869, at = O'clock:
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lTERMS TO AGENTS.

FTERMS TO AGENTS.
We send as commission TO Agents.
For a Club of Thirty, and $500,
one Of the following articles: MuskeI, SHOTGUN. or
Austrian Rifle, 20 Yards Cotton Ladys Fancy Square
Wool Shawl, Lancaster Quilt AccOrdeOn Set Of
SIeel.Baded Knives and Forks Violin and Bow Fan
cy Dress Pattern, Pair Ladies extra qualify CIOin
Boots, one dozen large size Linen Towels. Alham-
bra Quilt. HOnCycOmb Quilt, Collage Clock. White
Wool Blanket, l5 yards best quality PRINT IL yards
Delain, one dozen Linen Dinner Napkins, DC.
For Club of Sixty. and 5000,
Of the following articles: Revolver Shot Gun, or
Springfield Rife. AZ YARDS SHEETING, Pair Honey
comb QHiIs, Cylinder WacL, yards Double Width
Waterproof COaking, Ladys Double Wool Shawl,
Lancaster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern. Engraved
SIX Bottled Revolving Castor Set of Ivory Handled
Knives, with Silver Plated Forks, Pair Oi Atwood
Blankets, Pair of Alhamhra Quilts, 30 yards Pint
Marseiles Quilt. Double Eight Keyed AccOrdeOT
Webslers NaOnal Pictorial Dictionary 600 engraS.
ings. go Pages) 81 yards Doeskin for SUIT. &c.
For a Club of One Hundred and $1,000,
Double Barrel Shot Gun. Rife Cane or Sharp's Rife.
Go yards Sheelng Fancy Cashmere Coat Pants and
Vest Pattern (exIra qualIyl, Pair Splendid Rose
Blankets, Fancy Plaid Long Wool Shawl. 25 wards
Hemp CarpeIIng. splendri Violin and Bow, splendid
Alpaca Dress Pattern. Silver lIuntiHg-t 'ased Watch
Single Barrel Shot GUn, Sharps Revolver. one Pair
fine Damask Table Covers. with one dczen dihnPt
Napkins To match. WOrcesiers illustrated Unabridged
Dictionary, USOO pngcs). Sc.
0y- For additional list Of COMMISSIONS see Circular.
Commissions for Larger Clubs IN Proportion.
Agents will please take notice Of this Do not send
names. but number your clubs from upm arH. a..
Make your letters short and plain aS possible.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THIS:
SF BE SURE AND SEND MONEY IN ALL CASkS
! ny REGISTERED LETTER, which can be sent froaa
any POslOfice
This way Of sending money IS preferred to anT
other method whatever
We cannot be responsible for money lost, unless
some precautions are taken TO insure its safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address in full. Town. County and StVte
S. c. THOMPSON & CO.,
fmh24 4wl l36 Federal Street. Boston MnSs
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Principal and Interest
ARE
PA y ABLE IN GOLD. i.

The L. Supreme Court has recently decided that this
tract in all respects valid and of legal obligation.
securities generally valuable in proportion tO the
time they The longest six cent gold interest
bonds L. ti will b. due in II ami they
worth II had 30 t" they would stand AT not
less than l2 perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the
Pacific should approach this rate. The demand for EU-
ropcan investment already considerable. AMI the compile
ton Of the work will doubtless carry the price large
| mil
, 1869-04-03
REPUBLICAN MEErlse1.
Organization of a Twentieth Ward
Club-Ninetcenth Ward Meet
Ing.
TwKNHIIU wARn

TwKNfIIIU E1Kh
Ameeting OF Republican, Of the Twentieth Ward
WI held laxs evening at No 14sSorth CLARK street.
ros the purpose OF organizing a Republican Club.
III. Dyer rscssded-
On motion, committee ID nve, consisting Of
Morris Weszler, Fred. Goodwin, J. c. Wilson, o.
II. Qulmby and Peter Hand, VIA appointed to re-
port nominations Of officers. They presented the
following ticket:
1It1ident-Dr. Dye.
S4co Prreadcnt-Nn. Eckcrt-
Ttc4surer-J. {. Wilson.
Stc1ctxJ-A IL Qulnby
The following named gentlemen wtrt nominated
m IN Executive Commute, IN a.tdttion to tho other
Officers Of the orEan!1aitou: lion PhIlIp A. Hoyae,
Morris Nct11ef, Fred Goodwin. pctsr Hand, Nj,
uufIt, Frcd. HelnEc and s IIanley,
The ticket wa3 elected unanimously.
IN motion, \ committee of three WIS appointed
to draw ur thr constitution and htlAHs of tho
c.uh The following gentlemen compoee such
enn1nitec: Frcd Becker, William Eckest and
krt1- Goodwin
Tho meeting then adjourned to recoarcne ou
the nrst Monday Of May, II Whatever piate the
ITc5ldeut maj designate
k1SK1KkNTH FAKn
The Republicans Of the new Nineteenth Nara
nre rcqueAted 70 meet thIa evening u O'CLOCK. IN
Turner Hall ferth Clark street. for the rurpse n
organizing q Republican Club, accnnttnE u tho
new ward NmttA The ward extends from Divt-
sion street south TO Chicago Rrcnue, md from
Franklin street cast to Like Michigan
, 1869-04-03
A REAL ROMANCE,
a Afcneshin8 DlendtnK 81 oTyyo
heAras sAnt Reat ms oue.v
After \ Ten TeArz, Sop.
AEAtjnm.

Onn ,rth = ~ - =
o1c " .ao too1 fonantac and pleasant eplsodes
concetvahe took place, yesterday, at the Rtch.
nond HOME. tn this uty, whesu tFo heayta snd
souls were blended In rn,ar1rr "a rsf-..h,n.,.
hand ard AT ~. -. .+,1S-st r 'eanlux! W.
..a =. .ae .1tnc une Win attendant c.rcuu-
sesaee 10 en>o5aole, u to merit public mention
The happy people most directly interested In the
nated. w<rr N, =. pt. s0e ~ ~ "no Pasucs-
sn1 ~. ~. i,S ~ oass, o. Woodbine, Iowa,
~. -" 1to AunteF, OF Creatilne, Ohio They
days Of rpUndaoo1ts and otnoh,1n m tsa t--,"..
bic m.rrh NJ -r.n.. 49, W. .ue "icalstt
a,-~-+.,,. NA sooA eaen IN opposite
uaecuous, 10 thAt ten Jears elapsed be-
lore the childhood inumatea raw
or heard OF each othrr .r,tn
Abnrt fine s,,r. sr., x1,,,. N.n
IN C1estIine reestvad nun,es, Nhne a. her home,
inv anvrst,,o, ~ y letlef tfom loWA contain
I3ayia Tnn1f ~ srsst,. 9.ust1 snAs tna "nter Mr.
c,nnsrnt n y rne.thtT nsnsakAt9a bne you'd
daI oie n4cI hr he4.sif h.4 1A a Chicasol, n
AM, n,ns. ~ nr.seu. lne!e may nave been.
, 1869-04-03
ROBBERS FRUSTRATED,
APnsscnEer on the Fort Wayne Untl-
Eond AItnck cd by Two
EkobbrErs

CHICAGO, April :, 1864
To tht Editor ar The cAiea0s Tribune:
An honest hut unsophlsucated farmer from the
neghborhood Of Dixon, who considered II !m-
portant to tell everybody TINT he WIS on his way
to Plymouth, Ind, on bus.ncAs, took the u, N,
trsIn on the Fort Wayne Railroad, on Wednesday
night He manifested considerable anxiety 10
know whether he was In tho right car for Ply
mouth, and 10 learn whether anybody in the car
was acquainted IN that nlace Just after the train
quickly aud asfed him Il he IVES going 10 Plymouth
and being answered AtnFznhtlvelJ, said, i" You arp
in the wrong car, come hack int1 the merit"
Without hesltauon he followed this mAn
through the rear door Of the car. Whl1e your
Informant Who had been sitting opposlte, was
mctI'tating on the occurrence and concluding that
It WaA then too late to prevent the accomplish
Dent Of 4 confidence operation, the noise Of q
seunfe on the platform, accompanied with ter-
rtnc screams, was neafd. The Passengers II oncu
opened IT, when the victim fell backward tato the
car, and eCEamt1.ng to his feet displayed we'll
stnt1rd wallet - evidence thai the game had not
quite succeeded.
Ills account ua4 that when he reached The plat
form he found ,nAn At the door Of the next car
who told him 1t was locked lie said be hal been
that !" the conductor would koon bc out md let
him H." negtnnlnG then to suspect foul play he
attempted to .e,enses The right ca. As ". then
wallet the other taking him By the throat
Ills nrs, impulse, however, was to save hts money.
drst, and holding o. - hs sad. lfs sin dtasn'
The moment the lonr wA opened both robbers
jumped from the train, leaving IN tho Possession Of
the lucky farmer fashionable hat to compensate
for q long s. II tho side Of hls pants lils own
WAS Afterwards 3ound hy the conductor on the
platform and restored to him
lie hAl bought 81, ,soo worth OF trees nf Ply
mouth nursery. and was gn!ne to Eeo about them.
The EascalA came near making big haul AtteE
the excitement had somewhat cooci down, the
almost victim several times repeated this moral
FHGeEf1DD. " IfiA Will he n warning In rn NJ
This Will be q warning to all oi uA.' Aut this l.
the bore q -FOUR Informant L Il
, 1869-04-03
THE city IN BRIEF.

A Clucua Of members Of tho Noari Of Tra4lc
was held Last evening 10 nominate 4 candidate for
the once Of President Of the Hoard, In the place
OF Mr. n. 4. FzIrbaal, who declined the pomlna-
ton made At the Caucus the day before. Colonel
". N. Egan, ant Mt. n K. Fatrttans appoint
cd Secretary. Air. EEan moved that General
J,'seph Stockton he nominated for tho ONCE. II
bo3tl. 1t VIVA tnsn movod that Dr.. v 4 Turpia
be the candidate Of the cnncuA 4 vote Vas taken,
aud Dr. Turln DECLARED The noninee- The nect-
Ing then adjourned.
rAr7uCx MCQEAlDK, l1lnrcr engaged at the
t1ansfef depot nf the lsttshnrRh Fort Wayne
Railway. on kigateensh stecrt while unloading
quantity OF hiHhEtncs on ThursaAy afternoon,
tapped ono Of thc barrels, nhA drank cdnMdcta-
bic quantity OF the TAN poisonous nult. lie Was
great Pain 1t ii, boarding nnuse, No s Arthur
street Deceased came to this country about SIX
months ago- An inquest WAS hell o1cr tho re-
tna!ns yesterday, and verdict rendered i4 Aceon4
encr With these factA
TH1pRFlHo-Ks1S connected with g. I. R14ell'a
planning mill. No &c Fulton street, wns. for the
third tine IN tHo years, destroy ei by lrc ytsscr.
day. Inss q ECO no insurance. Thu nrc origin
a1ed frum ovcrheasla2. Al . O'Clock yesterday
morning, Off1ccf Gallagher cIttn9uished a dre u
No, 557 state Street The building Il uae,l fnt
bakery, and Whllc one OF tho men with lighted
candle undertook 70 4rar some keroscno ttom .
The officer quenchel II wiki sevcFal rats Of water.
OK TCEsDAy SI0HT . stranger waA rohheh Of
slSe On san buleo Mteet SlscuniStanees roin!ea
" " ne!,-tuoMn ,,a lsuMeas " 9s nt.n nansa .h
i helAnIrat sclnK ono " tne IaH!ch anu ne was
tAAen Auto euAsoaJ: lAt sfehio6 anotncf sus-
Ttaret un,ier lorE AMI ker nnI 10th EIii htr, an
rxaminnfton hrf0r,. ttr pofcr f.onrt fhia mnrnln1
-
the new African Methodist Episcopal Church, on
Ihitu aScnuc south q Ia!ior etfret as 6ob1ect
snd Interested snficncr cnmnoscti or men,tr-s of
10th nexce The prncteti. Su ia the completion ol
the church, the bodT Of which il not ytt ncished
...-...,-- ,---.....-.
tfp1AHE W lhaFt tkL1S'fEHk EAflh!s1oSH ao
, 1869-04-03

tor. Injunction 70 restrain tne city nun selling
nc notth 81 feet o. Lot and noftn tall Of Lot i
Block II. Original Town for taxes under IN sasess
ment fpt opening Milwaukee aS3nue.
N1SDRs' E8r4rK
Hadote !. W GunaoEe :. Addison r. Gilmore,
Ct ala Petition " guardian TO sell lard OF minors
Ihe Minors asc the children Of the late Colonel
a1d Postmaster Gl!moFe- Tne properly - part
o. Lnts and 4, School Section AddltIon' '{Ssaie
s1een; Hoblot Of fak Block I. and cast tn{rd or
sunos q 1Dt h!oet =, Fractional section Is and
= Ln - nloc1 Z. snliths soudlrtalon Of Section
hAs teen found tJ ths County Co1rt 10 be due to
ne widow Ard guardian Tor tho support Of the
eniorEn 1nen the death Of thetr fstax, And there
" an Indebtedness Of about 500 for t4res and
aa4easmentl II well ~ about ii coo 1of nkoessar1es
fot the Children
Miranda Hasans, ate ' ~. r. w711,.n 4 us-
E.nA Blu for divorce, with atndavlt that defend-
ant Is Z resident Of California Tne cor1rtatuant
stass ~ lnaa sne was married TO respondent on the
sta saa day q January, 1854 a Cfah cir California
oorne him onn son VIVA Is now living. She
cnkKea shat soou tster The marriage defendant
commenced conI1e Of M-1eAsnent towxzd hss,
leave him, that her life and health mtxnk b pre-
serTcd She specifics that about dre pontA4 pre-
Sions 70 The birth oE thetr son she was compelled
and that when sne h4d recovered nom the
IT Ehe wax again Compelled 70
work nnta another faint fssae1ed her
hii'sion, BY her phyzcian 70 labor which xxI fol-
lowed ty curHinR from her husband who gtated
that his mother couid work when she VAS nurslnx
children, and he nd not nee why she could not The
ofth Of the child Il is alleged, was followed BY the
requirement thst abe ahould WORK Abous ne de-
feudanth bu2ineaA, hotel keeping 70 an e1sept BE-
yond her strength. and thta, althougn he vzs tn
and hire help He compelled her, s1e alleges, TO
milk aud take care of seven cows, the eTer1ton
consequent OF which produced feminine disorder.
, 1869-04-03
f,{n .~s%>" -s>@ ~A>"H'se - ''se f~oE - kN~><-

biz. ~ -
AdcfnA rat&t was called twenty unca before the
CURTAIN n b. peersi,urg, at:er the cra13 acenc In
Donlxesun "LuctA dl LAn1mertnoof."
FettA, the vclkuown author Of cyclopedlA OF
composers haA Soma time atnce, 4 quarrel With
Aulcr. At r.vcnged himself On the old nsaetsro by
omtttlnx bis nane from the new edition Of his
cyclopedlA
Nh Joseph Robinson, IN Irtah COMPOSER hss
Just had her eantata, "0od Is Love-" brought ont
In Dublin
SIXTY JEan ago TIA only theatre In Nov York
Mlie- dc Aoraks refused TO alsuw Aubcf 10 Eas
her af1er her tet4lt In rax1A The old fellow MAJ
dEcadfuly cut uil
oounod has ses up his nephew a N adyestslnz
agent
Foor more Engilsh buteaquc N11tess have A.
nTed Al Now YofE
John & Cl4rte has played MAjoz Welungtou do
Boots two hundred times In Loudou
, 1869-04-03

Victor Charles MeCarty. ha1in9 e11cuted will
On Tho 2ssh day Of January, ls6a died leaving
r1do- and an infant chltd. By the wiz h- gave 70
his son Ghafics James John al his property, ex-
eepttng his household furniture and library, which
he EaEe 70 his widow, Kate Agatha, win also m
annuity Of ft20. the payments TO be male monthly
~ long as hhe REMAINS unmarried lie appointed
his mother and hls hfuther executors Of the will
snd 4oint guardians Of The person Of the SON. pro-
y1dtnG howercs, that II his widow remains IN the
family, or n close proximity then thar the mother
may be allowed to retain tho actu1l CUSTODY OF the
infant, they having the Hight reserved 70 tnka him.
however. when. In their tudnnens his interest
may demand hnch i change Of act1rc custody III
per month being bc7ueathet for hls 5upIa1s untll
he atta'na the age Of seven yearA when he Ia TO be
sent To school IN tie eTent Of the chlld's death,
the eatate IS 70 be divided between the mother,
brother, and three Elstern Of the deceased McCar-
thy departed this life the lOth day o! Febtus1y
Last, wherenpoo, without action tn court upon the
wlL the executors and guardians named pro-
etedcd TO No. SO Cottage Grore-ay., The tempora-
~ residence Of the mother, Al she was about to
leave II and fouk posseaal0n Of the cnhl, who Ia
about three years Of age. Tho mother came INTO
court seeking restoration OF the minor. Pend
Ing further proceedings the CUSTODY Of The chlld
was awarded her.
, 1869-04-03
THE cHItXGo TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL s; 1ses

hon 1cr ~ dsl!e1oos Manufactures, ~ IL e.tnced
and maple candies 1te celtbr1tNd fo, tAeis s1es1'
!ence, and aa who have tried theu unite in prc-
nonnctn1 then more delicious than snythln1 fhrv
ever txsted tn tho candy llne 'A'AA* 11e1
, 1869-04-03

Rec0fdcfss Court.
Tbia Court was In se4alon- Recorder NcAtllstcr
betpR engaged IN the t1n OF causes for HE Circut
Court
NEW ECtT.
William Douglas T. E1izA J. DopEsas, once
Reed Petition for divorce on the ground Of atul-
terT. Parttca were married. II Il aald, on the sist
lay Of June, 1ss6, y NchlanA County, Ohio. There
II AAld 70 be one child, lssne Of the MARRIAGE now
aged about 0rc years.
, 1869-04-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rhospno1nh md Ca.lsaya, known Il Casvell,
Mack Co. i Ferru- -Fhosphated Elixir Of Caltsay1
Kark. The Iron restores color 70 The blood, the
Phosphorus rsnrs1 waste O. the nerve tissue, And
digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia io in
various forms, wlkcfufnets, general debility
and depression df sp.rttA Manufactured only By
Caawcll Ha1ard 4 Co, New York. Sold BY al
drngEhs&
Headache, LanEuor md me3an-
choty, generally spring from diso1dered Bsom,
ach, cottiveneas, Or TORPID uget. Each may
readily he removed by DR.. 1ayucH senatire Pills.
= few doses Of which Vii be found TO stimulate
the lfver and stomach 10 healthy 1edon removing
ali hluo11exa. and producing regular eyacr1Siona
OF the boWe.k Sold By III druggists
, 1869-04-03
Hote1 nj At1auta.

Hotel at Atlanta.
nrxtncss men Will do well 10 look 70 nne op-
portunity for speculation offered hy william, MARX
ham, Esq.. whose advertisement ts tn ano.her COZ
urn He VIII sell, on the 18Th Of April next the
property known a The Warrington nAll situate In
The city Of Atlanta. (2A- The Washington Hal
properly IL adnh1bt. ad&rtei Tor nrst-cla hotel
and the titles to 1t nre indspUt1blc,
, 1869-04-03
DIED.
ANUSENEEI8.

BARREIT-4rxH H. II tsc rrrideree u hrr uan4hes,
&c Indiana ava His Kate ~ Hat1rt&. daughter Of The
lase AIdxIman 6teFhtn bArrett
funer1l ucticr v 10 Be published n 6rodaTt Irb1na.
, 1869-04-03
CauNa

0unib&x confectionery feuTe y No, is Cl4Ek
kneet u dAilJ tATueghd with people who know 4
thing O. TWO ahcCt good cnndieA Tbs depot re-
c@tJ eGtah1ta1cd, hA1 gained N eartzh1e fePuta-