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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-24
JACOB RlCHARDsoN, Sheriff.
sherlas ONCE New Castle, Sept 22d, ls6e.--2i

IuERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of Vtndtioni Exponas to me directed. will
he exposed to Public Sale, at the Hotel OF William An
hrny In the village OF Stanton, in Mill Greek Hundred
New Castle Counly, bel, on MONDAY the 18th day
Cf October 1859. at ~ o'clock, A. M the following de-
cTibed Real Esiae, Wis
.stsaRr tract OF Land siiuSte ia MIL Greek Hun
EMH# died, Nsw Castle County D.l, BOUNDED and de-.
nh ka serbed as follows to wit; Bounded by White
AtlAA Clay Gresk, by lands If James brown, Edmund
Hammond. and lands T Lewis rsnnock containing one
hundred and forty acss OF and te the sims mt "a or
iufs thereon erected.
Seized and taken in exscu oa as the property OF
James Denny, and to bs sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON Sheriff
ShaIiMA OLIen. Now OAhlla SHnI 1ann
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-08
DER WESTBOTE.
-o."SN"rrrsorser~e-clc r~e-clc,o<.-saroNcNr.
e Elm III A r ID & FIESER.
PUBLISHERS.
-r>~o0~~1vvrearNr.Sers. r.Sers.,rscy~r.rx>o<cu,on
T1A xs:
Two dollars pr year, invariably in advance.
AaSyid)te,s ans WbiS.

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ote urtade otsler rai9en Shot geDeien su iein.
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bod in eter Aneft Dor pseunidrem 9erluit su fhue-
ben. VI blnterldBt etne Jraa uno bier ainoer.
Sn Oontou. fd5eint her rekfe gpittmnm e;r
wabrer unalldstoa aetpeien an fein GharIss n
@ouIe. Elm herporroaert6er Nortrdtmorsr ;eI ,ine
ifeile Sreppe berunter urb beb to6f nni 6em Wfohs
l'dp in einen Anfaa tempordren Wabnanns. uie
eeimHl9el e nnH pllo. gr plnsraBt en yermosen Don
IN armutD gerdf9en. Selne 9.nterbliebenen iinb !:
e!ne SSra4 uno tegs Gtnoer, oenen e nebenbet nod
s!ne Uern@erunespoliee pom SoO0 9tnferlatien bot.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-08
Golnmbas, g.. 0oanerftos, 8 Mpril 1860.
ebne I'D bic gadse gu oeben, ibren idaoenfroben

ohne fi@ bic gldbe su seben. ibren idaoenfrobeu
Triumph 5u berber8en. Il
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mann Tort assmE % a9 G bag rS ,0SsSn ES nss Der Ia
Der 6riebs auf oem sJube foleen; Oehreid wunidl
ibn uno greuben ipiro feline Torbernnsen mdbsen.
.Wadeoem Die So4laes eisie Wsnouns senom-
ridmeiien, "iaete 5rau Surnitebt.
.yWenn Deifreid BON bieier Wenouns in Rennt.
nib ge1ebt Ddre - aDerbingS."
so 1T es nod elm @ebeimnib 2"
.Sa. Ser preubiide Botihafter in Baris bal
urs oaraut aufmertfam gemoht uu6 Der fran36fide
B0tl1dtter In unferm pauptqudrtier bat Oepelhen
empfan9en bic ebenfalls oarauf binbeuten. bob ber
Bruh 5wiiden Naris uno Berlin iber Naht erfol-
Gen tann. Daraufbin iino rpieber unterbonbluneeu
oem BON uns senini9ten 3ieIe, 70 riidt uniere III.
NEE in gilmarihen porwdrts, um 10 raid ME m6s-
lid auf ben 6einb 5u toben unb ibn 5u bernidten
So uioeriinnig oiefe Mittbelunaen aud fir ben
erfabrenen Yolititer jein uuBten. S5rau 9urnifeot
be5pefeIte ibre Mi&ti8feit nit In, gntfernteiten.
Sbr idien oies gaes 10 tlar nno besrinbst oaB fie
lSon isst NIT 3uOeridt auf bic o0lge Rie0erlase
Ser Boron BON Sanbnein aber. Der Ii9 niemals
um 1olitif befimmert bate, betdrfte he in bieler
3uperf4t, er nabm an ibrer 6reube 96eiI nno ent-
oI6oete b nitt ieinem eisenen Daterlanbe ben Tin.
tergan9 5u miinihen.
NuuM g1ie e letHe Crdut OeflQHen. 0ts lSrau
9urniteot ii4 biniebte unb raid einiee 3elen ME.
oerfdrieb. gS mar 0as Werf ,peniaer Winuten, lie
aoreiHrte ben Brief unb truG fbn felbit 5nr Yoit.
Sic bemerfte nibt, bnB Die 9bir bes 3immers,
meldes Der Sauptmann bemobnte. nur aneeIebnt
mar, uno bob. as e raid iber ben Corridor ihritt.
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manns br In gerinser gntfernuns bis 5u benz Brisf=
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thn benterff hGtte iuiir0e lie faum einen NramDhn
sebest baben. sic mari ben Brief in ben @9alter
unb tebrte raid In ben @aitbof 3uriid
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pen; Der 9ienit ben lie in oieer Stunbe benz 9auie
2absbur8 8eeiffet batte, berehtgte iie, Die b6hie
Belobnung 3u foroern. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-08

S4ilberfdau. -.Sn 2eipais aepobrte mon
nod unldneit auf Der Dresbener 6frabe bier binter
einanoer bdnsenbe 6irmen. Oenilateur Bruber,
@laier Waibel, Bronntmeinbrenner 2robe unb Bd-
dermeifter Wia. Ser 0olfspib fielte he 3ulam.
men uno es beB nun; 8raber Maibel frabe mid.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-08

Qonbon, /. Mpril. Na9 Beri6ien bon, CAB
Der guten poffnnne 1T i'm fibli9en Mfrifa Elm 400
Weilen LANCER unb Is Bis SO Meilen breter 2anb-
itrid burn einen Walbs unb @rasbraab berbeert
porben, in weldem biel Giaentbum uao einige Gin.
lsebprene su Grllnbe geaangen fino. ~ -
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GrsdbInae aus ben Qriese bes Jasrts 1855.
asas esa GsaD assae aisio-
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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-02

profcssionaI anG Dusinrss Garns.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-02

The Avalanche converts Bill Paige's harm.
less little sell into a contempt for truth
and veracity, when in fIct his only object
was to fIatter the White Piners little on the
mildness of their climate as compared to
Owyhee Paige's contempt for Democracy
should not be construed into contempt for
truth, for whatever may be Paige's faults,
his opposition to Democracy stamps him as
the advocate Of truth, and covers up multi
tude of sins, such as dog fighting and the like.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-02
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF IDAH0, flN THE DIST COURT,
CorSTY or OwYBEE. / 50 JUDICIAL DisT.
y r. Mcndenhall, PlainIiif,
Agdiad
l.. j. Lewis. and The Silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants
To /. j. Lewis and the silver Glance Mining
Company Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
4 Cniicd States in the Territory Of Idaho
You are herebi notified that there Is now on
file III the office of the ClcTk oi the District
Court ni the Third Judicial District OF said
Territory, in Silver City, 0wyhee County, the
Complaint Of the abuvc named Pliintiii, pray
ng Judgment against the said Defendant, !.
! Lewis, and ior Decree and tor an Order
of the said Court. as follows: The above en-
titled action is brought 10 obtain judgment
of this Court against the said Defendant,
|. J. Lewis. for the sum Of S3l $40 90, a bal
ancs, due and unpli1 tn sIid PlnntiH by said
Defendant. Lewis. OF the purchase money,
SAG. 80 %. for certain property sold and con
veyrd by said Pm To said Def I. Lewis, with
costs of suit: and to obtain a ID cree oil said
t'ourt establishing Siid Plaintiff s Lien as
Vendor Of the said certain property. against
the said &c tain property and every part
thprc,,f and for an Order on the sheriff of
sad County for thu sale Of said property in
pursuance nf law FIR the satisfaction of the
amount of said Judgment and COSTS; the
said certain property being described in PITTS
said COMPLAINT. n follows to-wit: Nine hun
,lrrd and sixty l9G0l feet tlinnear measure
mentl undivided of twelve hundred q, ,2O0l
f,.ei-sane measurement-ln that certain
Gold and silver bearing Lode Of Quartz, stu
ated III Flint Mining Districi in the said Conn
ty of Owyhee, located and known as the
.sOwvhep Ledge and Idaho g. 5. NJ Com
pqny y and four hundred 400 feet, being
The Ist North Extension OF the Rochester
Lede-siiuate in said Flint Mining District;
all nf which said described property was
sold aud conveyed by said Plaintiff to the
saId Def'l, l. j. Lewis. and by him lsaid
Lewis conveyed 10 the said Def {, the Silver
Glance Mining Company-all az alleged,
and i more fully sci forth in the PHI s sIid
Complaint. on tile in my Office. IN the above
entitled cause; and. thai, unless you appear
and answer 10 said Complaint within ten
dsys after the service hereof. if served within
Owyhee county Within twenty DAYS il served
ont of said rountv, but within said Judicial
District: and within forty days II served out
Of said District exclusive Of the day 0f ser.
vice default will be taken against you. and
the Plaintiff will apply 70 the Court for the
relief demanded in his said Complaint.
In testimony whereof /, Sol HasbroneR,
4@ 3 Clerk Of sad District Court. have
g /. s. = hereunto set my hand ami
xxx affixed the Seal Of said Court at
Silver City. this Tenth day ofseptenber. 4 o.
1868. SOL HAsBRorcg. elk. Dist Court
BY r. E. HAILocg. Dcp'y
Rosborougt d Preston, Pif' At'ys. 7teS2
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-02
NOTICE
uvHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE

vUyHE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing. at Silver City, in the Livery
and Feed Stable business, and IN the stage
Line from Silver City to Flint, under the
name Of BrinkerhoG x Rogers has been,
this dav. dissolved by the mutual agreement
of the undersigned; and + A. Rogers is alone
authorized to settle the affairs OF the said
late firm; and The said business will here
after be continued by worden 4 Rogers
silver CITY. It'll J. W. BRINKERH0FF-
Jan. 25, 1863 F. A. ROGERS. tl4tl9
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-02
Notice to Deiinqucnts.

A Ii. NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE HI
"A RAM n RIOS ,NCp tNS are pavable 10
the undersigned du ing Mr. RS absence.
1877 TH0S J. BUTLER, Agent
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-02
Dissolution of Partnership

yuyHE copARTyERsHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between Nick Zapp and Dave
Picket. under the linn nime Of Zlpp PICK.
ct in the s,loon business is this day dissolved
nv mutual cpusent. All persons indie lie 10
the late firm are requested 10 come forward
aud settle. All just cllims against the firm
will he settled by zapp 4 Gabriel, who VIII
Continue the business at the oil stand.
NICK ZAPP
DAVE PICKET
Silver City, |. T., Jan. s, 1859 l2tol7
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

IOe Sd Ay, BETWEEN 32D AND 39D SITS, BASE.
ing by the day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

GIRL wANTED-TO COOK, WASH AND IRON;
~ small family: must have good city references Apply
at 269 West SD 81.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

CLERKS AND Statesmen.

WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN, GOOD WRITER,
w quick a figures situation In any capacity In which
he himself useu best city referencc Address
william, I77 Chatham e.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

1S7 WEST ETH ST., NEAR fTH Av.-AS ENGLISH
lOl girl In family going 10 England; 10 good nurse
and eau,ess Can be at her present employers for
two days.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

THOROUGH BUTLER AND MANAGER OF A GEN
n teman's house; thoroughly understands the marketing
charge Of servants, Ac. also willing make himself Cen
orally useful; Englshman the highest city reference Ad
call r. D., 265 7th No. T. Can be
for o week.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES STU
~ alton barkeeper grocery clerk who thoroughly
his business and furnish the best reference
from last employer Call address NJ f. r. box IA Herald
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

% WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th AVS,
CA in the store-An experienced Englishmsn waiter
In private family undenabe city references. Cali ad
dress.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

900 WEST S6TH ST., NEAR sTH Av., THIRD FLOOR
OZO back roomAn experienced laundress to do family
washing at her own house understands all kinds fine
washing and can flute neatly. Call or address Mary
RELY. -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

II Is pleasant 10 observe that In view OF
the approaching session Of Congress the
most influential papers in the country are
again urging the reduction OF the income
tar one half, II 1t Is not wholly abolished.
The law providing for this tax expires by
limitation next year, and after that there
can be no income tax imposed without ad-
dltional legislation. Now that our finances,
under Grants administration, are getting
into such healthy condition, and the Gov
eminent proceeds are so large from customs
and other sources, 1t would be we'll II VIC
could do away with the tax. By so doing
we should liz q heavy weight from the
shoulders Of the masses, and thus afford a
most striking and tangible proof that the
Republican party is the poor mans friend,
and labors to make the public burdens as
light as possible. But should it not be
deemed best to wholly abolish this tax let
II be reduced to two aud half per cent?
This reduced tax would, we are confident,
result In larger revenue to the Govern
ment; for many who now evade the tax al
together, and justify themselves for so doing
on the ground that 1t Is unjust and oppress-
I've, would come forward and freely pay that
which Is at present held back from tho tax
patherers
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

"Just now the number Of murders all over
the country 10 remarkably large, and there
is hardly paper from any source that does
not contain an account OF some revolving
tragedy, involving the life Of one or more
persons. We have been particularly struck
with the fhghtful number OF wife murders of
late, In which the murderers, In almost every
case, were crazed by rum, and In their Insane
moments Inflicted the deadly blow. Insane
such persons are beyond doubt, and II is full
time the law took cognizance Of their condi-
tloD before they have stained their souls with
the crime OF murder. There are men whom
We meet daily In the various walks Of life
who pass for rational beings, but who are rs
dangerously domented as madmeu shut out
from society by formidable walls OF brick
and mortar. 1t is from these men, whose
whole moral nature has become perverted
and abnormal from the constant use Of In.
toxlcatlng drink, that society demands pro-
lection. In thousands OF Instances their
families dare not complain, and are leit ex-
posed to violence and death itself, when the
law should interfere to protect them. In
several OF the Western States a good law
prevails. Complaint may DO made by any
respectable parties, and the offcnder Is forth
with arrested and tried. n an investigation
establishes the fact that he IL au habltual
drinker and continually abuses his family,
he Ia at once treated, as he should be, like an
insane person. A guardian Is appointed to
look after his property and family, aud he Is
considered In all respects as a minor, or a
person incapable Of taking care OF himself,
his family or his possessions. Should he
aterward reform, the care of his family and
property are entrusted to him. This, 10
seems to us, would be an excellent method
Of treating such men everywhere. Such q
law would save many a valuable life, and
would cheat the gallows Of many victim"
We copy the above from the Chronicle OF
yesterday. The remarks are pertinent and
appropriate so far as they go, but they do
not go far enough. All the evils spoken Of
by our contemporary arc the result of In
diligence in strong drink, but is the remedy
proposed the only onei There Is no doubt
that society demands protection" from
men "whose whole moral nature has become
perverted and abnormal from the constant
use Of intoxicating drinks" But Is II just
to pour out all the walls OF wrath upon the
heads Of the poor victim OF damnable
traffic, and allow the druukard-maker TO
escape without word Of ceusurc or pun
ishmenti Would 1t not be wiser to reach
out and grapple with the "cause," and say
less about the Select" In this enlightened
age scientific minds look upon drunkenness
as disease, not as a crime, and treat 1t as
such. The crime Is way behind the drunk
ard and the mailman made so by rum. The
crime commences with the temptation to the
youth and the moderate drinker. The disease
commences when the moderate drinking
stage Is passed. In the absence of any
other the Western law referred to ought to
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

a.. n n uor,rd has roma IN Baltimore
A. n,..,,. =, . ,nee,ino of Congregational
.oo,o,,e. ~ Nav Jersey and of this vicinity,
,.,,oh ..semh,ed ia thst nv yssserday,
&C.. r Rich. 800 e.a.! NJ Lowell,
Mas. q bro,bor NJ - A .a.ta n Secretary Of
tho T,easprv r.ae = a,yop visit 10 the city
Yesterday. w y
Hon. n. N. Coo,ev. s,.conmissioner Of
Indian aga,rs arrived in the city Yesterday.
H. Coo,.y i. a nrominen, candidate for
TTn,,ed states Senator from Town in place Of
r. 'sons,or n5mo,
,, - 49,,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

DURITY On tbs lst instant. REBRccA MISsR-
VA, wife OF J.mss Z. Durity, aged % YEAR.
afternoon, the Sd Instant, at 3 o'clock, from the
residepes Of Mr.. B.pbergeI, No: 90, Stnth stree.
acqnRintanees are respectfully invited to attend.
wHELAN. On the I'd instant, at 40 o'clock q,
m. WA wHRLAE, lately Of company p, % United
States cavalry, aged Is years
His friends aud AequAintAnees are respectfully
invited to attend the nneral from the rssidsncs OF
n Hogan, between Thirteen .and-a half and Four
teaath streets. and O aud D streets. Island. this
Wednesday, mornipE, the Sd inst, at 10 clock
PARKS 90 Monday evening, November lss ,
The fuasral ~ill take place from No, d lrytul
Place, this Wednesday, morning. at o'clock
fri.nds are inyited to attend
sSOw.-At Arkesville, Prince william eoubty
Virginia; At 30 p. m Tqesday, November O. MS
LATRA Z. Stow. wife OF Chauncsy II Snow, o.
ibis city. Her remains will be taken to herioj
New York. for intsrmsnt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

JEFFERSON DAVIS has arriyed-ut New
Orleans, and the papers there make much
ofthe fact, and hope he will honor that city by
making 1t his future home. The tone In
which the Piedyurs announces his arrival
shows that that paper at least needs little
reconstruction. 1t says:
"This distinguished gentleman Mr.. JEFF
ferson Davis arrived on the steamship Cuba
last night, as was announced In our morning
edition, but with other passengers, In ac'
cordance with barbarous regulation which
late expressions have brought into existence
here, Just as they are being abolished, or at
least modified by the most tyrannlcal Of Gov
ernments, was not permitted to land until
this morning."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

.5fsA CARD.-A Clergyman, white
az residing in South America as missionary,
discovered u safe aud simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Disease Of
the Urinary and Senisal Organs, aOd the whole
train Of disorders brought on by bane III and
vicious habits. Great Numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy, Prompted BY a desire to
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
10 . sealed envelope, to any who needs II. FRRB
JOSEPH T. INMAy.
oe9.8m Station D. Bible House, New y ork City
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

TTENTION, KNIGHTS OF
800 REWARD

BRO THOMAS D. LEWIS, Secretary Of Excel.
sioT Lodge M. H. o. the Kuights ofPythias, has
been mi ssing since o clock, p IN Of October 81
and 1t Is h-li-yed that be has bsea foully dealt
with Zach aud every knight Ia requested TO en-
dyaynT to discps eT his whereabouts,
when he lef. his home On Saturday night he was
dressed in dark SUIT, W grey knit iaeket.
and black hats IL about . feet inches In height
light hair and dark Inouslache, and had on his
person sl0I aud valuable gold hunting. case
watch. The watch was OF the manufacture Of
Lewis. Of this city.
The above reward will be paid for his return II
foully dealt with, aud f2j VIII be paid for any In
formation that will lead 10 his discovery.
by order Of Excelsior Lodge. No. II, Knights Of
PhyIhias, Washington, u. @. nO2-2t
tstAT ~ and Baltimore Sun IT,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03
A RNY sur Pill rs.

OFFICE or ruB A @. sd
wILtEI's PoIsT; NY II. October "a lsts. !
nstii i o'eIoei, m. on MONDAY, s,h o. Sevsm.
her. ls6e. By the undersianed, at willet's Point.
thsrsst win TTs.h BEEF from December j. 1888. 70
June ], lsep.
The SsnasslSpc: elo,i IISpo.ak. mS;s b
The Fresh Beef Is to DO OF good marketsbls
quality. with equal proportions Of fore and he'd
quarter meat. tneeks, shapks and kidney tailow
10 be exeluded.l q nd delivered At the expense Of
the contractor, In sush quantities and at such
No bid will bo Entertained that ia not made By .
regular butcher. who must give his name In full,
his present place Of business aud residence.
The msnner OF making bids. require mepts Of
bidders, &c, are the same rs stated In advertise.
~. CHARLES y. POWELL,
Enpg.tl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

THE STOCK Of the Hudson river railroad
sold for tl72 per share on Saturday, yet the
papers complain that the company wont
spend money enough to keep the passengers
warm.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

GEORGE WILKES, who Is now in Paris, has
discovered that the Emperor Napoleon Is
suffering from fungus of the bladder, an in
durable disease which will shortly put an
end to him. He may die at any moment,
and with but little warning.