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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

NOIiCE,
All persons having elaine against the Estate Of the do
ceised must present the same duly atestod to NE a.
mnfstrAtor on before May oh, 1870, OF abide tht
Act OF Assembly In such made and provided.
THOMAS McCOMB, Administrator
observation-disclosures. DEL mAy2l-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

rINHE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE, WEST
L WILMINGTON, For SALE, with the slnats OF
ground on which 1t stands will be exchanged for
other property. 1t ia about three-fourhs of mile from
Market Street, directly on the contemplated West Will
mngtOn Horse Railroad, we'll situated Tor hrstclass
Hotel or any other public institution. ,.,,,.,,,,,
deci-tf J. A. BkuWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

.t,saa- OGLETOWN HOTEL for SALE
1lllH1i Contains 10 ROOMs-T up stairs and down
,,a Stable, shadding, and pump Of excellent water
~ at door. One of ground attached; friee
81 bUO; 81, 900 may remain on mortgage. fm urther
Particulars apply to Mrs. ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or to THOMAS NJ. oGLE, No. East Third Street, VIII
mington3 Del. JAnx2-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

From the Aurora dl9 Herald, July a1th.l
10 ITOIIse M threatening letters from
some Unknown Personal 0uAe. Ehrsnt-
encd To he Rurnch---NhO Nritcs ise
Letters?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

go FOR RENT--A LARGE HOUSE
tIIN with 10 II divided for two fainiiiss)
Eih with garden and 10 acres of high meadow land
Sskf situate on Oaussway, near Wilmington, sulta-
bic grazing and trucking, keeping COWS an hogs
the honss and garden would be rented sepAi Aely to
two families or It would DO rented altogether Apply
10 W. MccAuLLEY CO.,
March 2-tf COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

ANDRETH's WARRANTED GAIT
1 DEN SEEDS at JOHN ATKINS, Grocery Flour and
seed store, Fourth and Market.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

Ia. TWO HOUSES FOR sALE.---
l.llE The undersigned oilers house for sale that
iil H rents tor $40 Per month, and will sell II on
IakEsA very accommodating terms. All the money
required is $500 cash 500 in two months nd 500 in
four months.
GEORGE II. TINDALL,
apr6-tf 4g3 East Fourth Street.
, 1869-11-19

the practical appreciation, by assuming a
neat little fortune in addition to an agree
able person, the seed of such temptation
could not we'll fall idly upon such a fer
tile bottom us is offered by The city of New
York. Oa the first day that succeeded
the advertisement the lady received IL
replies, on the second day 80, and on the
third u, an extent and ardour %of.appre-
citation for her vaguely described personal
attractions which even she was not pre-
pared to expect. Bewildered by the
volume Of alteration and entreaty which
issued from this hymeneal magazine, the
lady called to her aid five ladies as mis-
chieyouS as herself. One pair of hands
and one mind were, of course, quite un-
equal to The task of answering all, sc the
hiIIet-doux were divided equally among
them, and each was to make an appoint
ment with the writer's on the following
Saturday afternoon, at four dSclock, on
the lower side Of the upstairs saloon Of
a certain popular restaurant in Broadway.
Each of the ladies, moreover, who took
The task in charge chose a different col
CURED paper for replies. Finally, it was
agreed that the whole six should be pre-
sent at The interview, and that each should
wear thU exact costume prescribed for
the inamorata whom The signing SWANS
would be there to see. On the other
hand, the gentlemen were directed to APP
pear IN all HE varieties of at ire and pO-
sitlon which female ingenuity and mischief
could devise. One was requested to wear
IA blue coat and brass buttons; another
to nave his hair parted in The middle; one
was 10 be eating a plate Of pork and
beans, which, said the ingenious writer
who dictated it, "you can scarcely expect
will be called for by anybody else."
Others were TO be partaking of ~various-
dishes, or TO place themselves in such
p~ostures as were directed by the writer.
At four O'Clock on the prescribed Sa-
table on the lower side of the upstairs
saloon was filled with s!eek-lookIng and
highly perfumed Leanders, all gazing into
each others faces, aud each secretly ours
ing the luck which wedged him so closely
out Of the killing position and displays
which he had been meditaliog ever since
he got his note. And how the dishes
smoked, and the wondering walters flew.
Even the perpIexed landlord, amazed at
this miraculous flow of business, was
obliged TO drop his own mutton chop,
and call out The entire force of his estab-
lishment, to meet the clamorous, if not
threatening demands of gentlemen who
feared they might not get their telegraph
ing plates of duck or mess of pork and
beans, in time. At length the clash Of
sheen and kick Of stiff skirts was heard
coming up the stair one minute after the
hour, and an lnamnrata annpared. dressed
, 1869-11-19

orderly. Great precaulion had been tax
en- by the government. The reserves of
police were all on duty, and the troops
were assembled at their barracks, but
their Intervention was not. required.
Madrid, Oct. 23.-The country is tran
quill.
The Bishop of Albania and several
Protestants have been arrested at Grenada.
Albaida, suspected Of participation In
the recent instruction, has been arrested
and taken to Valencia for trial.
The Cabinet is devided on The subject
of the candidate for the throne.
Madrid, Oct. 24-In the Cortes yester-
day General Prim said that if the Ecume-
nical Council should adopt decisions hos
tile in their operation to the Spanish Con-
stitution, they would be treated by the
government as null aud void.
Paris, Oct. 23.-The military is colIec-
ting in Paris in view Of the threatened
irregular meeting Of the members of the
Corps Legislaiif on the Goth inst. An
imperial manifesto is expected. The
Orleanlst were active. It is thought
that the crisis may restore Rouher to the
Cabinet.
1t is now certain that none of the De-
puties will go ito the Chamber of the
Corps Legislatifo on the Goth inst, as was
at first contemplated by some members
Of the opposition.
Yesterday the mar>haIs who were pre-,
sent in Paris had a reunion.
The strike which originated with the
merchants clerks is rapidly spreading
oil oI,ccos Of ,Nr-inr man
A despatch from Cairo to-day announ-
crs the arrival Of the Empress Eugene
in that city, where she was well received.
Alexandria, Oct. 23.-The celebration
Of the completion of the Surz Canal will
begin at Port Said November 16. The
vessels forming the fleet will proceed TO
Ismailia on the next day and remain there
till the 18th, aud will go through to Suez
on tbs 10Th, where the proceedings will
be ended on the following day.
Paris, Oct. 24.-It has been decided
that no military review will be held on
Tuesday, the goth inst.
An imperial manifesto is expected 10
appear TO morrow. Many rnmourS pre-
vail as to its contents but nothing is posi-
lively known. Some journals assert the
government is making military
preparations to prevent any public dis
turbance on Tuesday next.
Pere Hyacinthe, not having returned
to his convent as ordered by his superiors,
has been dispossessed Of all his charges.
Havana, Oct. 24-The action Of the
United States Government in the case of
The Hornet gives great satisfaction here.
The newly-arrived troops leave for the
seat of war without delay. Much sickness
, 1869-11-19

London, Oct. 25, 1S69-The fears of
a revolt al Paris on the Goth are diminish
ing. The government is taking every
precaution to guard against any disturb
ance of The public peace.
Marshal Bazline has been authorized
to use his cannon without mercy lfneed be.
Paris, Oct. 25, 1869 The Emperor
arrived at The TuiIIerits to-day.
M. Pielri the Project of Police, has
issued a proclamation which has been
widely circulated Throughout the city.
He says that in view of the proceedings
expected on the 26lh, and which are like
ly to disturb the public peace, the au-
thoriIieS inform The people of Paris that
measures will be taken TO insure the re-
spect of the law aud the maintenance of
tranquility. Good citizens are requested
to be on their Guard against imprudent
curiosity, and not 10 expose themselves
to the consequences that may result 10y
the enforcement of The law against mobs,
London, Oct. 25, 1869 1t is reported
in Paris that a pot coucocted by the IL
berais for a rising on Thursday next has
been discovered.
The Emperor is concentrating troops
in the city, and General Bazaine has re-
ceivcd orders to employ artillery, if ne
ceSsary, to keep the streets clear.
The Imperial manifesto has been pre-
pared and is ready for publication, but
the government awaits events before is
suing it.
The liberals deny the existence of a re-
ported plot, and TO prevent disorder are
disposed to postpone the attempt to open
the session of the Corps Legislatif to-
morrow.
The people of Paris are much excited
over the impending crisis.
Madrid, Oct. 25, 1869 The conviction
is growing that in The present state of
parties the selection of king is impos-
sibIe.
The CorteS is as much divided in opinion
as the Cabinet ; and unless a compromise
is effected The establishment of the mon
archy will he hopeless.
Madrid, Oct. 25-Eveniog.--The three
principal parties in the CorteS have each
appointed seven deputies 10 hold a co0-
ference and Try to come to some agree
ment in regard TO the selection of a king.
There was a disturbance at Barbastro,
Aragon, yesterday. Cries were given of
"The Republic" and other sediiious de-
monstrarions were made. But the out
break was inconsiderabIe and was easily
suppressed. The town is now tranquil.
The Deputies 10 the Cortts from Porto
Rico have petitioned the government 10
refrain from Iegislatlng for that colony for
the present.
ITO be Continued1
, 1869-11-19
MATRIMONIAL ADVERTISING IN
NEW YORK.

A lady, who had 10 idea of looking for
a husband, hut with large proclivities for
mischief aud for fun, PIT a matrimonial
advertisement in the Ne'o York Herald,
with direction for nswers TO be sent to o
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
Look Out for Them,

We notice thqt tseso, is travelling;
soout the country set Of rascais and
.windlers, representing themselves at
agents of farm machinery AMI. engaged
in the manufacture OF. something where
I'D feathers are used. quite extensively
They go to a farmer, offer to exchange
new feathers for old, giving in cash a
difference Of about 80 per cent. The
aew feathers to be delivered in about
a week, and as they have conveyance
~ith them they would take the old
ones along then, paying the difference
down as a. guarantee OF good faith.
Che Freedom, S/"n>in'd says many OF
tho residents OF that county have been
victimized by these rascals.. Our read
ers will do well to look. out for these
fellows. Sign no paper for machinery
unless you know the agents; and. have
nothing to do with these travelling
scounderels unless to show them the
door when they visit your houses.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

THE LlvER.-Its office IL to sepa-
ratio Impurities from the life current,
the blood, and to sccrcte bile. How
apparent the necessity for health's sake
is the proper performance of its func.
tions. If diseased, it cannot purify the
blood, which, if sent 10 the lungs, brain
and every part Of the system, in NOR
bid condition, will produce jaundice,
insanity, consumption, ETC., etc !; and by
Withholding the stimulus from the in
tcstincs, produces dyspepsia, piles and
macy other disorders. Delicate females
and weak children are made strong by
the use of the Constitution Bitters In
fact, they are family medicine; they
can be given to the child Of three
months old, the indisposed female, or a
person Of three score and ten.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
The Cedar Valley IL. Il.

We learn that the hands on this road
lctween this place and the Stat; Line
were hauled of last evening and were
IL be paid to-day and. discharged
'.hcy were witl,ia. tour miles, of the line
and woalt have completed the work
this week ready for the curs. The
Mitchell County Iress says "some
three miles north of St. Ansgar, and
,n|y about four miles Of iron arc to be
laid until the State line is reached, at
which point the St. Paul company will
mcct them. 1t is understood that the
junction Of the two roads will be made
turing the present week. Tlsp road is
now fully completed and ballisted as far
as st. Ansgar. 1t is hoped regular
passenger and freight trains will run as
lar as St. Ansgar in few days. At
all events, the through line from Chi.
cago to St. Paul, vn the Cedar Valley
Railroad, will be consummated BY the
lst day Of December"
There is only gap Of aa9ut six or
eight. miles to. connect Dubuque with
1t. I.aql. BY rail, and this is al graded
ready ior, the lyon. And now comes the
news from: Minneapolis in shape of a
eelesraphic dispatch. ordering the work
stopped and the men discharged.
This is the second or third time work
las hccn commenced and stopped on
this line this season. It may be, how
ever, that the Illinois Central, who now
nave lease of tweleve miles, are to
complete it. We hope this is. the case.
A few days will tell whether VIC are to
have railroad, Communication, yjtl,
Dubuque this season.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

AL-sMA.-This is a newly discovered
article to be used for hair dressing,
which is said to be superior to anything
of the kind yet placed before tho public.
1t renders tFc hair soft and glossy, and
will; it:is said; cause the hair,tp grov On
scalps whic's have long: lacked1 such, a
covcrias. It is not properly hair dye,
and yet it will 50 operate on the roots
Of the same when applied, as to restore
it to its original color and luxuriancc in
very brief period Of time. 1t is be-
y'.nd question, a very superior thing,
and will more than fill the expectations
ofany one who may purchase it.
,Syrurnsc Paper.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
NEORTGAGE SALE. - Whereas,

wi default has been made in tho condl-
tions of certain indenturs Of Mortgage made
and executed on the Fifth day Of August, A.
D. 1865. BY Joxhu. L. Davidson and II. At
tilla Davidson. wife Of tho said Jotbaa l..
Davidson. to Dc Witt c. West and Harvey
E.ston. a. executors Of tho last will and tce-
lament Of William L. KAston, deceased, v =
said Mortgage was duly recorded in the once
Of the Register Of Deeds in. and for the county
Of Mower, and State Of Minnesota, on tue
seventeenth day Of Angust, A. d. isoS' ~
,n~ o'cl ok in the afternoon Of e~'d day. IN.
BOX III" t Ma:tgages, on page four hun
;r.,i and nj: ety-.iyht, .n.l which said mort
.uge was, oa the eighth dny Of September,
l.. d. 1869. assigaetL hx the said dc witt u
Wss, and Harvey Ea~ten, executors sfore.
aid, to hnrlus h. E;.ttua, wAisA As*l *lSument
was duly recorded; IN the Office Of th' Register
u j. ctls .; said county, on the fourth dsy OF
Dc,..tcr, a. u. 1869. At three oclhck T. AI,.
u link II" Of Mortgages, o" EaS": lou"
hundred and one and four hundred n.ditW";:
said murtysg. being upon the f":i"w'n: de-
.cribc.i Real Estate, situated in the ounty Of
Mower, and State Of Minnesota, to-wt:
The Fast half Of tho Southeast qIarssr 81
he North east quarter Of Section Num"er
Four ~ I..n'hir Su'nhts a, s,. Ono E;~h.:ea "%s:ea
ns) wc,t.
And given to secure the payment of the sun:
II T::xe Hundred Dollars, according to the
conditions Of \ certain premirsory "ote exu-
:uted :,y the said Jvshua l.. Davidson to inc
aid Executors, hearing even date WIN e"'o
mortgage. for tic s"tn. Of Three nanavea
Dolla.s. payable on. o: before tho fn:n: at.H
If August. 4. b: 1SGo, wita. intaFs'e "t the
~a.c Of ten per cent per nnoua rayah!e aana,
,l]y. which said Eotc is now held tse.sai Il
Charles l.. Eastoa.
Aud Whereas, there il s'siE,si to be due
N said mortgage. and is due thereon 1t tno
late Of this notice. the whole amount OF SO
principal debt, and the interest accruing s,nee
the date thereof. to-wit, tho sum Of ThFee
Hundred an: Th;Yty eight and my one
hunarrtl:hs dolla~s (t:ss.;o.) And D" pro-
Ut law having been commtneed to
.ollcct the sans. nor aDv part thereof:
Nox therefore. notice is hcrcby given, hat
',y v;rtns Of the power Of sale in said mortgage
ontain"d, crd, pursuant t" tho provisions q
the statute in euca, eases made. the said mort
xaxe Vi i'll be fo-ceioscd hy sale Of the said
mor;S ,s:d premises 1T ,:''h'ie vendue to ths
high 1T 7b:li:r, on the Twenty seventh day
of November. A. d. 1869. at the office Of
rage Wheeler, in tho village Of Austin,
:. >.- Caun.y, Minnesota. to s*ti"fy tt,c
,monnt ~. ~ On sxid mortgage, together
viii. a! cost. and ear. yes Of foreclosure and
sa!o AZ allowed ',y law.
Dated 0e:nhsr 5;h. 1889.
CAA:LEs L. EAsToH.
PAGE L WHEELER,
At4:s:sr: Assignee. ss-3"-T
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

uAvE you severe wrench or spra'n ?
Have yon rheumatism in any form
Have you a stiff. neck, or punches caus-
cd by rheumatic pains ? If so "Jo1"-
sons Ano,Iyuc Mniment' is specific
remedy, and is also the best pain killer
in the world
VIZ often see large stocks of. cattle
which do not seem to thrive, aud come
out "spring poor" all for want ofsome-
thing to start them in the right. direc-
ton. One dollars worth of iSheri0jan's s
Cavol'y C"ntl;tio,s J'v~''er*, given to
8 lch as stock OCCASIONALLY during tho
winter, would be worth more than m
extra half ton Of hay.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

The Grecian Bend.
The following was found and handed
US by a lady with request that We
print it. We do so by request only
and without any comments:
Can you inform me if the Crecian
Bend is to be kept up as fashion much
longer? if so l shall surely emisratc
to some country where they can't
double up so mpchly in. one place. for
it's dangerous for our Constitution and
by-Lawa.
Please tslf me,;a yous reply, if you
think Thanksgiving as good day as
St. Patricks. Yours hastily but anx-
iously aud dcyotedly.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
Thanksgiving Day.

Thursday, the day set apart by
President Grant, and adopted by Gov,
Marshall, as day Of Thanksgiving and
prayer, was d1ly celebrated by our
people in the observance Of public
worship, and the consumption of " :owl'
food to an alarming extent.
The several religious denominations
united, and assembled at tho Baptist
Church in the morning where religious
exercises Of a very interesting character
transpircd. Tho house was we'll filled
and the services were most impressive
The Rev. Mr.. Rogers Of the NJ. Il.
church opened with au earnest PRAYER
followed by the Rev. Z. NJ. Williams
(CongresationaD in tho reading of u
portion Of the Scriptures.
An excellent sermon was listened to
from the Rev. Mr.. Mayhem (Prcsby-
terian) who took as his tex: the fol-
lowing portion Of Scripture And Hes
ekiah did not according to the blessing
ho had received" Mr.. Mayhem dwelt
upon one ingratitude to God as poo.
pie and urged the paramount necessity
Of oar showing by action is we'll as
words our true thankfu!ness to the
Givcr. Of all Good. Space will not ad-
NIT Of giving the details of Mr.. May
hcws remarks which were of a high
order and wero duly appreciated by his
hearers. The services closed with prsy-
er by the Rev. Mr.. Morse, singing by
choir and tho Benediction by the Rev.
Mr. Rogers. Business was suspended
= portion Of tho day, but was resumed
after the total destruction of untold
numbers Of turkeys and "such like" by
our thanksgiving people. Altogether
We believe that Thanksgiving day pass,
ID pleasantly and profitable to all.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
Good Tclnpler's Concert.

Austin Lodge Of the l. o. Of G. 4.
are making arrangements for a grand
entertainment at Basford's Hall in this
city on Tuesday the 3Oth inst. We
are not informed as to what the pro.
gramme will be, but are assured by those
who know that all who attend will get
their: moneys worth. The price of ad-
mission wi3h be ,35ct4
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

IN NuAsERs thore is safety, it was upon this
principle that the formula Of Judson's Noun
tain Herb Pills WAS prepared. It was net the
result OF one mans knowledge. DR.. Judson
intending to spend Torture in advertising
bis pills consulted the most intelligent and
learned physiciaans of the age and the result
was the production of \ simple but eihcacsous
medicine the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills.
Complaint. Indigestion, Female Irregularities,
&c. Thcy have now becn used many years by
the pnblic and thouasnds Of testimouisls bear
Witnsss 70 their virtuea. A. q family modisins
they are unrivaled. Give the Mountain Herb
Pills trial. Sold by Ill Dealers.
v2n3laa3.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

The First or the season.

Messrs. Carter; 4 Smith, grocery and
4sovlsion dealers, made ~ assignment
"a' Friday last for the benefit Of their
creditors. Their stock 81; goods: was
disposed Of at private sale in the day
1'u"o and auction in the evening, We
@.ear it rumored that their liabilities arc
III tho qeighborhood of 100000
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
The New Brewery.

L NC NC" Db0WCUy.
Huxhold and: Wagner have Their
new Brewery in running order aud are
now delivering Beer TO their customers
in town US wanted in small or large
quantities. 1fPeople will drink beer
we had rather see it bought Of. them
than have the money go out of the
town. to bring it here from, other Brew
cries.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

MoRss's INDIAN Roor PILL.-We have lately
been shown the formula frou which these Pills
are prepared and from this and our experience
them good safe aud reliable medicine. Be-
ing entirely free from oil poisonous ingrcdi-
ents thsy can bs safely used while performing
the active duties Of life We would advise oil
to use them and by fair trial you can SEQ 1t
once the benefit derived from them. Use
Morss's Indian Root Pills in sM casss Of Bilili
ousnsss. Headache, Female Irrsgularitiee,
Liver Complaints, / Sold b. al; Dealers:
y:rSIm3.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
Personal.

Personal.
We were glad to meet our old friend
and nciShbor I. J. Lake, on the street
again Tuesday. He has just returned
from quite lengthy visit to his old
home in Pennsylvania, where he has
been rusticating for the benefit Of his
health, which has not been very good
for some months before lie left us.
He is now looking hail. and hearty ~
much or more 80 than We ever saw him
before.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18
che WeHi icr.

she Weather..
Once mere thc mc<sy jingle ofslcigh.
bells greet t',e. eay Qp every side. Old
t:orcas ip IL. exercise Of the power he
yields tn G. nvesting rain into snow, and
transforming watcs fiom its liquid state
10 g|isteuiny sheets Of transparent ice.
again resumes his sway and We may
DOW CONSIDER winter fairly set IN.
The q. u,ls that obscurcd the Hea-
yrn> <svcra! days previous to Monday,
N THAT afternoon opened upon us, anu
A!22a**x -Gow storm prevailed for
stv,r,tl l.,urs, clothing Mother earth
with garment OF pure white frozen
PARTICLES. The temperature was quite
qi!d during the prevalence Of the fall,
hnt towards afternoon on Tuesday a
strong cp!! wind arose from the north :,
and the cold became intense. Ycstcr-
Ky t!c wcathcs moderated considerably
aud though the air was bracing, ii was
't:'ite con:;;yrtal|a out 2fdoors.
T4ss: south Of tender age enjoy tho
.."S.:, only. chil,lren can, and it is a
Y|easn.< to, visnssA the sposts Of .ae
little oncs" as they rush past us on
.l'e several thoroughfarcs with their
.i,.iaturc cutters as some Of them
term their sleds. From present appear.
,"ces, the people of this section will
"'t sec the ground until spring.
l, is probable that We will have a
very severe winter, and in this connec-
Ton We would st:;,.:s We, are readr to re-
".iHcc few cords Of wood on subscrip-
e:''n at any time.
As the TRA>scn1pr is recognised as
the leading family paper in Moxer
,,'unty, Of course i; will .e waited in
the house Of every farmer during the
l,ns winter nights wh;ph must inter-
venc between now and spring. There
t're farmers will do we'll to take our
hint On the subject.
Mower County transcript., 1869-11-18

For the best cloths, latest styles and
closest fits, call at tho establishment Of
+. Zeller, Merchant Taylor, second
door south of the Court House and at
the southwest corner Of the Public
Square. Mr.. Zellcr has been doing a
large business since removing to his
new store. Prosperity seems to be in
his path of honest dealing and we. be-
speak for his continued success.