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EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BlTTERs Il
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
Isis o compound OF Fluid N6tFaota. THE
Roots, Herbs, and BRrks from which these
extracts arc made, are gathered in Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts arc then forwarded To- this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BlLterB. There 10 no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used in compOundIng the Bill
Lgfa, hence II fre0 from all the objections In
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.THE NAVAL ]: :INsPEorIEe 4 l roua.
The Secretary and Ihe General of the
Ea' IH Army on n Lark,
PHILADELPHIA, August L

Secretary OF the Navy Robson and
Vice Admiral Porter arrived In the
Tallapoosa last evening. This morn
Ing they made an inspection OF the
navy yard. The,vislturslleaye for New
York !hls afternoon, stopping at League
Island to inspeck tho ironHolads. Gen,
Sherman and daughter went on board
THIS morning. 20. s.s'
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by rE1EanAPH.
Che sSnhInEhOH PIT Hole Bond
10 ms. BObbsFy.W GyJxH
Attempt 20 Sell a Now York BsoIttr.
a.tr.'F 10 NPw Ynppr AposIE

fr' o.. .AE#6 =
HiNlg j. NEW YoRK, Augfl5.
Several days ago some suspicious
characters offered 10 sell Wall Street
broker Sl26 900 ofthe bonds stolen some
lime ago, from Mr.. BennlnghoH, OF
PIT Hols. Pa. Tor slO60OO In green
oacks. Tue police were Informed OF
the fact, and yesterday detectives were
sent to. Hudson City, New Jersey, 10
conclude negotiations. Parties met nj
Rosh'G Hotel, and John Ludlow, "a.
briel ZArshlp p and Arnold Brown, pass.
ed over to the detectives q packag said
TO contain the bonds; receiving in re.
turn, u package containing $l06, 900 in
counterfeit greenbaoks. Soon after
the transaction was completed, Lud-
low and hts partners were arrested on
charge OF robblng BennIngho3, bat
upon examination, the package was
found to contain 5000 OF genuine
ponds and about three pounds of old
paper. 7 ~ IL IL 81
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Gov. Mcolurg, Of Missouri, has ap-
pointed % delegates to the Mississippi
Valley Commercial Convention, to be
held at Keokuk, Sept, l7th, Lieut.. Gov.
e. o. Stanard OF st. Louis, and j. D..
Williams Of Kansas City, 70 represent
the State at large, and the present
members Of Congress 10 represent the
Congressional Districts,
The United States represented by
Joseph o. Glover, United States Dis.
trict attorney, Saturday evening, tiled
o bill seeking 10 declare unconstitu.
tlonal and void an Rot Of the last leg.
lslature Of Illinois, donating the lake
front at Chicago, for certain railroad
companies for depots. The bill pro.
ceeds on two grounds: grant inder.
ogatlon Of the rights OF the
the United States, as owner OF fee In
trust for public uses, and interference
with navigation, which by custom Of
the United States, 10 subject to the sole
Jurisdiction Of Congress.
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PRlcEh,

nOcnAndS German Blttors. purbo,tlo q 90
hAlfdoFsn m
hoonanda 9aEman Tonic, put up In ouaH
notuo, u " per bottle or half dozen 'fof
srDo n6GIdRkSt o6SsninS wSll Tho s..
Aele you boy. In nrd0r 70 got Tho E0nnlnn, : I
. Eot eale " DEuGglsts and Deal6Fa In Ned,
0ln9 eVuEyNhofe, Jyl2
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hallway Aeeldent Rear st. Paul
Train Thrown from TraeR..FIreman
Killed and Engineer Crippled.

VHIUAuUI august II.
On the evening OF the 18th the train
from the East on the Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Railroad, when near West St,
Paul ran of the track capsizlng the
engine. Patrick ,olCopner, fireman,
had bis back broken, and died next
day; L. Page, engineer, left leg crus he'd
and right arm broken, leg Rmputated
and doing well; Charles Weed, Jr.,
baggage master, Injured. but not seri'
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River and weather.

PIrrSRURaH, August IA.
The Monongahela Is s inches deep
and falling. Weather clear and pleas.
ant Thermometer 7s'.
.u.l. CINCINNATI, August II.
. Weather clear, In part. Thermome-
ter 90. Barometer falling slowly.
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MN. CAUTION.

HoonAndT German Remedies are counter.
ieited. Bee that The signature ofG II. JACK.
BON n on tho wfapPer OF each bottle. An
Principal Once and Manufactory at tha
Philadelphia, Pa, " y -,
d. AN IuHARLEs N. EVANS, Proprietor.
nmlT Formerly O. Il JACKAON& q %.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT
OHTHE LOWER OHIO.
The Cumberland Blown Up near
BAWneetOWn.


The Books Lost-No Means OF Identi.
Tying tho Missing.
Mt. VERNON, IND, Aug. IA.
The Evansville and Cairo packet
Cumberland exploded her boilers near
shawneetown, Illinois, at four O'Clock
this morning. Eighteen or twenty per-
sons were lost. The boats books were
blown overheard and the names oithe
missing cannot be ascertRlned. The
boat lsa totarloss. A portion Of the
cargo consisting principally OF wheat
and corn will be saved. The boat was
insured for ak thousand.
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
English Opinion ON the Proposed
Purchase OF Cuba by the United
RtaIAa

A4Ahou SptuAOA on Buc EEuIVDCu
Purchase OF fCuba by the United
States. u.
LONDON. August II.
The Post has an editorial to-day on
the subject OF the sale OF Cuba to the
United States, wherein the writer says:
1--WE entertain a Shrewd suspicion that
the best thing Spain can do Is 10 close
with America Ia respect 10 Cuba. She
gains nothing by Cuba IN her present
state, but loses sum she cannot afford
to lose. She Is not strong enough
TO stand out the insurrection, but
10 obliged, by false sentiment
Of honor to continue an attempt costly
and unavailiug. Irshs Is able to restore
tranquility, considerable time must
elapSe before she can reap the fruits OF
succeAs, and probably before the result
Is attained the flames OF rebellion will
break out afresh. These considerations
will have weight with the Government,
and Notwithstanding the denial Of ru-
mored negotiations, we shall not be
surprised TO hear that the purchase and
sale OF Cuba has been effected"
A Good Word for tho Harvard Boys.
LONDON, Aug. 10.
The improvement OF the Harvard
crew since they tirst appeared on the
Thames, ia generally admitted 40 far.
There has been lille betting on the
race. u.s.
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Justice af de Suprems oOsIFt Of PsnnsvlpanGd.
..ts PTrmADELHH1A, June !, 1850.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German Bitten ID very good tonic,
relieving dySpopue Eymptoms almost, dl:
rOctlyI GkoR1EnHAR9WoO
II n u = 4
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r,io,,,L,,,L.EE,. ,YIIl

9hii''AOk: SlHu GHoxfS6S; YLihh'
Judge Of he Supreme COvTt g PeWsylpantu.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, 1885.
~ consider Hooiland q German Bttten, n
VGluabIe Uedtetns In ,cR90 OF attacks of indl.
gtStion lot Dy6pgp5la. can seeftify this
from my experience OF H.
a..F'1 Your, with reSpocty guId lE
n.Iil JAMEb THOMPSON"
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Collision nnd Defeats OF CArlIHts...A Ad.
hfSIoH OF tho bishops.

MADRID, August 10.
The troops have had encounters with
bands Of C1rliSts In CASTLE and Valen-
ella. In every case the Carlists were
defeated and mSny have been captured,
among them several priests.
The Government have deCTecd II cap.
itation tax but 1t Is doubtfnl whether
they will be able to enforce ita cnlIeC-
ton.
The bishops have reaflirmsd their ad. !.
hesIon 10 the present government.
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HoN. GEo. W. WOODWARD, .H
Chter JGIttce Qrthe Etpre'nS Court Of writes,
PHtLADRuPHIA,M March 10, 1887,
~ ind Hollands German Bittefs Is q
OrganB, and Of great hetdnt In l6aaf8 or ti6-
bi1ty, and want OF nervous action In the
ByBlepls t HouIH, tEnly, rrr,TgT ,rTn
eE6. "! WOODWARD"
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,

htglO nstf.-gu4o@
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AUGUST uSTH.-FLouR-Steady.
GRAIN-WheHt-2@8c better; No. | white
Michigan al 81 q; NJ. 2 do at Sl64; amber
81; No. 2 at 81 bl1IS; No. 9 at 81 81. Oats
UncnanRed. CoEn-lc lower; n o. at 81; No.
at &i rejected at s7Sc. =
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A number of Passengers wOunded.
HARRIHRtfRn AuR. IA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-08
pIONEER DRUG STORE.

Prescott Rl Arizona On hand and for sale.-.
 Halrs Balsam for he Lungs,
 Io'on:e"d' Sar'1Porila
 BTfaors
 HaTs
 AyeT's Csrry Psctoral,
 '' Ague Cure,
 Osgo0d's hldid Cholagoge,
 Brotca's Jamaioa Ginger,
 Perry DdciSs Pain KIler,
 Goodale's CatdTh Remedy,
 B-oen's Bronchial Trochss,
 Brgan's Pulmonie Waters,
 Dr. Derin<'s PiicA L0aenge,
 Rca;ing's Cough '
 Jayae's Patent Medicines, And, in fact, a full assortment Of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilst Soaps, Fancy ArtieIes, Psrfamery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines \. B.-Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL. l-Y- Dr. Kendalrs oaaee--Is of Drug store- Prescott, April 24, 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-08

e1- Fine Feathers make fias Blrds Eiysisnf' make sots ofh- D, HENDERSON 4 co
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-08

HVALurR.--A young graduate of theolog- ical seminary. having passed the usual examina- ton, and received bis commission to go forth and preach the gospel. made his debut after the fol lowing manner:-"Bretbrea and sisters, ladies and gentlemen. if had the world for q pulpit. the starr for an audience, my bead towering far above the loftiest clouds, my arms swinging throughout inmensity and my tongue sending fourth the clarion notes of gabriel, I'd set one foot on Grecnlsnd's icy mountains, and the other on Indis's coral strand, and-and--Id--Id-Id howl like a wolff"
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RS- A word to the wise is sufficient
 D. HENDERSON 6 co,
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To C.rr,.p..Aenss.

fatsats (nals fsuale) residing in gay test sf As States and Tsrsories however distant whs nay desire ihs opinion and sdsios d DR DOhKRTr IR aAsir fneafe eAses sad uhs tAiHk pscp-r D snbni, . vrra saseeni o such 10 prvfer~ses hflin psrsoaai 10. servsw respectfully assurad thnt fss sosnsnarios tons VII be held moss sacred. DR DOHERTY lakss tha eppftany d olesyiss that si iesssr eyeBed p4ssslbls.
 the case bs fn sna eandialy described perssuni nusicAuon rih To unneef7saky, lnstrssdeas F dis tsfnea and ths general esinsn of the Itself nei dag me fezaeeD Wi hs frwardsd wiheua delay And a .ssh manaes a so soaysy ss ss sf ths psrrer ss letter os p~sssI ss hansmisss6
 Oonsaiiatioa, by ist@F, sthsfxiss, ffess 'e '' Permanent cure guaranteed Isy
 AaaTess w.k DOhERTY, MD.
 San Ffsaelsee, Cal
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WRlTING MATERIAL, of all k,nas W Fos sals q shs pos,shes
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RS/- Fine Beaver Business Suits. eheap for cash, at D. HENDERSON, k cos
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glls "a Minrr.
MY PLAYMATE

M r FLA MATE
 BYy c. WHITTIER. The pines were dark on Ramoth hill, Their song was son and low; The blossoms in the sweet May wind Were falling like the snow. The blossom. drifled at our feet, The orchard birds sang clear; The sweetest and the saddest day It seemed of all the year. For, more to me than birds or flowers, Ny playmate left her home, And took with her the laughing spring, The nuzle and the bloom She kissed the lips Of kith and kin, She laid her hand ln mine; What more could ask the bashtul boy Who fed her fathers kinei She iefi us i1 the bloom of May; The constant years told OCT Their seasons with as sweet May morns. But she came back no more. Iwalk, with noiseless feet, the round or uneventfu years; Still OCT and OCT SOW tho spring And reap the autumn ears. She lives where all she golden year Her summer roses blow; The dusky children of the sun Before her come and go. There haply with her jeweled hsnds She smooths her silken gown No more the silken gown wherein shook the walnuts down. The wild grapes wsIt us by the brook, The brown nuts on the hill; And stiIl the May-day flowers make sweet The woods of Follymill. The lillie. blossom in the pond, The bird builds in the tree; The dark pines sing on Ramoth hill The slow song of the sea. wonder If she thinks of them, And how the old time seems If e'er the pines of Ramoth wood Are sounding in her dreams. l see her face, I hear her voice:
 Does she remember niue. And what to her Is now the boy
 Who fed her father's kinsi What cares she that the orioles build For other eyes than ours; That other hands with nuts are filled, And other laps with novcrsy O playmate In the olden time,
 Our messy seat Is green, Its fringing vioIets blossom yet,
 The old trees OCT 1t lean. The winds SO sweet with birch and fern sweeter memory blow: And there in spring the veeries sing
 The song oflong ago. And stili the zines of Ramoth wood Ars moaning Ike tie sea The moaning of the sea Of change
 Between myself and thee.
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Comprising Everything Che Country Re-
 quires.

Eo- Ladies, Attention i-An excellent assor,- nent of DRY-GoODs now on exhibtlon.
 O. HRNDEReOE A co
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[Por the MxEEl Hs .l4.A- ss csnyoa Waters.
sr IL. D.

cous lie, ?. voya~e of the plans and fair Columbian Unso nisior.ans that bes.I our train Canyon Wa tsnL Al -.iy a.-n -s isn Dos Palms. aad iourn~yed on The wind blowing .sn and cold. and heavens dark
 and dreAry. Al sneea zHile. we struck camp Oh Heavens, what 'rva. March iSs twelfth, in snyssven. the nigh, a,
 CaByoa Water. Teams unhitched the commenced, all being strong By packing water Oa their backs, the water casks
 a-hllinR For n-1t dsys tramp and evening camp some twenty Ger dsssr plains asd scOrching .4nds far far from Can
 yOn Water. A. ar P. N the cooks loud bared your supper boys
 is ready, wAns love r.la.a down an icy shower of hail both compsins all so beat retreat and seek their
 quarters. Ts cave sAsr noadi.. fom being broke by hail a, Can Tor ssr ss the hail s.rs f,r large good si1sd Knociing nen and shslssrs down, in some made good css-ssss spsTs aad n-rrim-ut virn roaring pesi, ., Al poor devils sad expense. thai day at Canyon The b.H sew ser. ssms dzneed-sOns swore-asd all Ts s.ss ssosnd Harh bat that sound, now quickly Y~ roarisg dood. o.ns sspins cn. Oer.urang Dutch
 sssB qsa.sier.. And sonsins Dusehy hssls OCT head, down, down h
 Canyon Watsn; Not oniy Dutch. but Irish. too. with Yankees got z
 dousing LIississ our sass commander heels OCT head : sonsing. whiI.. Boias surgeon aDd NJ D, hesh from Late ssldi Prescribed ko. brsdy, sugar cloves shsi night Can
 yon Water. On rolled the maddsnsd torrent from guleh Avias and
 eaByons oersaralng men, equipments, win ell iaAsa wAE Two Ersasers--vith seu of ne of Erins daughters. Jass mssed trip to DaSy Jones. that day at Canyon
 Waisrs Down down the muddy dsiuge, rolled barrels wagons
 Greasers Win Paddy swimming ba'tias well from Satan sO keel A,IsaEtA Kindly willow, this trip to guar ouek lent soms asa sor Brady prayed that Can
 yun Wsisra As Aon the old hung, like dsafA unto th
 dyisg,
 rm FsHs es forage bent heard sOns oas Alnu.
 crying;
 Thss rashins quickly so tNs 'Pot b. did no. dare
 ioiter,
 Bu dragged old 'B." bepumbed and cold, safe Ou, Our luck ,o come the sun went down, sad daTknss
 closed around us, Win ehztfring teeth and dripping cioahes each curs
 fhs chain that bound Aud sent us thus, far hr away, to sguish seids (
 slaughter,
 rOhe.,s sad shivr a. V. diA that algh, ., canyo
 Water.
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A R.rEsT for a snoring preventive" has been applied for. t consists In the application Of a slethss pin ts the noss
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spsrmasssssss. .

DR DoHEnTY has )ass pnbAshsd sn inpossssi psn. PhoA en bodying ha slsWs ssd eEpefsaess 10 fsis iloa D fmpetence yhify being a shot IFestisy sn spsfmatoFrhss Seminal Wesksss Nervous PNysiea Debility consequent upon this AGeetion ana ethsT Dn- ss.ss of the ssxnal OFFans.
 This isis work contains nfnnsaon of ss nfms.s ssus o a whether married sngls snd viii bs seat SE1t return postage. l.
 Adarsa.' w.K. DoHERTY. N D. t.
 nrls6m San FraDcisco. Cal
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A administrators Notice. Estate of JOHN T. HOWELL. Deceased

MOT ICE h given, by the undersigned, Admin frzfsr of the above named fss crr<t.r e aud a psrssas having claims against sad aseesseS hbis h 10 ts undersigned hs rssdsbce is krk land hhsy. onInty of iavapal, Tenifsry d ArifsnAs within tuslSo months frosa rhliest of this uos- J. R NAsrERsOE.
 AdmaissragE.
 By N RouxTKEE- AtinfBey- rr scaff. Axssr A loMlNIsTRAToRs sALE.--In Probate Court fsv- "A apai County, estate of DAVID OSBORN, dsessssd Jies hereby givsn that is psnanre sf an order of the Proais Couss ef fhe County d fayepa ts the Ief- i0ry of Arzsna made the twsstieh day cf Apfl AID, lsos s the matter of the of David Osborn dsse. the ussrHgnod adminsratoF f saA1 estate VII sell " pablc .ctlon, o the hs @a bss, hddaer or e~h the Coar Housa h the of Prescott ai eas oesk T. N, en NED> D>ESDAl, May A. " f-<S, the hsSri.s froperty of the asccAsed. consisting st I~o Egrsas. ssd Harness fss ssrae Ons wagDa.
 Saddle and brjdte.
 One bali interest in . corn -sh~nsr
 Twea,y nousaAd F-ossd. ss c.ru nssr or isss
 J. c. CRANE Adnlnistrsses
 By ,. N. koCsTnKK, Attorney rFrs s'sb Apru ~ letss. 2s.
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ARMY SUPPLIES. BEEF AND MUTTON ! On Hocf or Hock, for Arizona, in 1870.
OFFICE CHIEF C0MMIsSARY OF
 SUBSISTENCE.
 Department of California, San Francisco. Cal, March 25. 1869

CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, will be D received ai the oce No 2Of Sutter street San Fran cisco Cal by the undersigned until 10 o'clock M Thurs day July le6s (when they vii be opened for the sup ply and delivery a the military ps n Arizona Territory M all tho beef and muou live slaughtered that may required ior the troops stationed heseAt during the year Ief0
 The supply v amOuHs to sbOas aOco Reeves and 900 wefhers.
 bo hiddefs eaa obtained said oee the 0ee of the A. C. B.. st Wilmington Cal and al the ofes of the A.C B. af spy of the military Iosls in Anzona Territory
 Proposals win bs received for ANY PART Af te suppIy
 Bddsp lnvtsd to bs presest si the opening 0f the bids
 The nght i reserved of rejecting any or all blds
 Advsrtsng eapensss (s3D viii be borne by inc sno. esssfal bidder. pro rata J. hcL. TAYLOR,
 es- bvt Col C. &.
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Th Largest and Most General S,oek ef Good, 1 he Territory, or in any one k0uss
 south of San Efaacisco,
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. gr Q uick Cures and Moderate Charges
 DIR. DOHERTY'S

EEN"ro kfcSuch ana urg1caI Insdtutel sserAmsnto sers below NouigpmsFy seppasaas Passhe Mail tIteanship CompaAys oHso-) frais en,rsnee o. Lside sdorG street, san fFancisoo. bsab bed expressly 0 anord the afflicted souad and senuhc nedioai aid in the treatment asd af all Sexual Disorders.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
From the Harrisburg Patriot, August Gl.l
HORRIBLE MURDER.



For several days past lady from New
York has been visiting our city for the
benefit of her health, who has lately lost
child under the following circumstances
For some time before The death of The babe
it was principally entrusted to the care of a
nurse, girl of fifteen years, who appeared
to be very fond of il. The mother noticed,
however, that nearly every time the nurse
had the child in care il became subject to
spasms, which gradually increased. The
brother of the parent, who is pTaelicing
physician, several times examined the infant
and could see no reason why il should be
unwell, aud at one time charged the gill
with giving it poison in some shape. The
nurse at first denied the charge, but at last
acknow lodged that she had occasionally
given it soothing syrup of a kind well known.
Alter this she was watched closely, but
could not be detected in doing any harm.
But the child continued TO get worse, and
the nurse was at lust discharged. Medicine,
however, could do no good for the babe, and
it soon died. Since then il has been dis.
covered that the nurse was in the habit oil
pncking the child with pin back oil one oil
It's ears, and that eventually il lestered in
the head, and thus caused its death, The
authorities of New York city are cndeavor.
ing to discover the whereabouts Of the young
lady, when she will be tried for murder.
This is one OF the most cold-blooded affairs
we have ever heard Of and shows how
utterly degraded humanity can become ever
in the form of girl OF fifteen years. The
mother, il is needless to say, IS almost dis
tyaeted ut the loss of her infant, and The
horrible manner IN which ii came 10 III
death. The case IN question is Il warning
10 parents to not repOse loo much confidence
in their nurses.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
l,,pnnl ,l1ntlCes.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, s. S.--Ar AN
N ORPHANS COURT, he'd st Now Castle In and tor
the Cunt Of Nav Castle the hrs day ~ April 10 tbs
year of our Lord on- thousand eight hundred and
sixtr-ntne upon the application OF ". A. CluU0n and
Gabrsiia hla wife. Mary " nnnont. Oh trle. !, Du
Point Jr An Victor DUPONT, the said utbslla Gfbi-
ton being Gus OF the chiilrau sAd heTsAt law o. lrf
phubrick deceased who Afterwards intermarrlal with
the said r. e. A crofton and the said May v DuFoat
Charles DiPOnt, J r., AMI Victor OuPOnt beins the
deyssrs Of the late Samuel Y. DuPoRt, who was The
Assignee OF Francis DUP shubfi * who was on" OF tbs
children and hsifa-l law ct irvine shnbrek lat" II
WimluAlon Hundred In the County Aforesaid, deceaa
ed, who died niestate as 1t htth been r,prefrnei U
this Court-hy tue patti of this said ~ Cruiton
et 81 in wriiins presented to the Coart'-l Is This
h-st day April ia this yer Aforesaid ruad ~ the
COurt that Richard Shnbrick Henry DUPONT and CHARLES
l. DUPONT Jr trustees William Breck ana uahrielia
Breck Eugens DuPont, Amelia v DuPontani Henry Il.
Dupont be and appear at an Orphans Court OF New
Castle County aforesaid to he held Al New CASTLE on
| MONDAY. The sixth day OF SEPTEMBER nest, aud
then and there claim the preference due to them OF
accepting or choosing they are successfully omitted
So to do the whole OF tha Lands, rsnements and here
diaments o. the said Inestie, as lA oil sud appraised
| by the freeholders under der oil the SAID Count
heretofore mads or show II any they have why
au order shall be made for the sale OF the whole Of
the said ands tenemonts and hcTedtamsnts VI The tAd
| aiestate. Irvine Shubrc (. deceased
And IL Is ORDERED by tho Court that eons OF tli'
rule be published for xix successive weeks IN the Ded
ipdre Site Journal newspaper published In the City
OF Wilmington in tie State o DelAwtre-tae hrti pub
LEGATION thereof be least sixty days teio the said
sixth day OF September next.
| la testimony whereof have hersunto set my baud
and affixed the seal OF the said Court at Mes CASTLE tbs
twepty.sixih day Of April, A. D. one thousand eight
mayA Clerk q. Court.