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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
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Attention, Dairyiuen ana Lovers OF Fine
stock.

Your attention IL called IN tho large "a Of perponsl
property ON the fern of John Peoples In Christian.
Hundrt d, nj rs from Wilmington, on the Lsnrastar
Tur PIKE, on THURSDAY, the lU-h day Of FK.i.
1870, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, to-wit:--
Five head OF superior work and driving hUr- ~ -
ses as follows: No. IL Jcn 10, h large baylcJV
maze years old, good worker aud driver: No
is Fannie. a brown mare yeac old, a good worker
and nn excellent leader: M. Is Fssh on, large
bay mare years old good worker and can tr0t u
mile IN fur minutes; No 4 Is Flora u light hay
mare yebrs o d fine sE3 AMI style and good sad
DE mare IT Stanley SOCK; No In Captain snrIrl
horst u Years old, good WORKER AM au excellent
ladts hscSnty.
fyzTSy Also, 81 head of wal-selectcd I.suc ,-ier
MI SEQ inty dairy VS.. al " which will be in
tss--as1 pr nc by The dss Of siei . Two year old
=, .rs, VII ca,ys Ia Msrh also the Linn hoy,
tiorons hbred Alterney bull years old 9 yearng
bulls, Que % Alderney and one vi Durham; . yeiri-
ing hciers OF Alderncy stoci
Also, w Mead Vt Cm,t'er conn'y ehaat pigs (csn't
nc beal; to1 with pigs. and one Chester comfy
a.. atpsir of Brahmsh fowl.
Also, all Farming ens!ls. cJnsi-tifg of lury,
open wagon, suitable for farm or road purposes; .
"a ?, ole Of whici is Van WIckfc's mqke; horse
IKE excelsior mower and reaper M ,chine sleigh
opoushs, harrowr, eulivators, gri6tstnue q lot
81 empty barrels, lot OF chicken cuups brier scythe
i9rss. shovels, hoes, dung drag, 1 Tenwick c1rn
sheller, nay and fodder cutter lot OF truck has.
ke,s barrel Of VINEGAR, wheelbarrow, half blskets,
MI pseR 2sels OF cart harirss of lead harness.
dou 10 got of bull hide harness, ret d0nbe eli an,
harness. set of plough barness, scplars. brides.
hilers, set OF cart harness aud osfer articles too
Also lot OF dairy ilxtures cons sting OF six dozen
mix pans bntter cooler, large chafn twill churn
90 pounds ui hutier.)
Also. lot of pure white sprpnt potatoes fjr seed
TEhMS-All sums under $40, cash; all sums OF
$40 and credit Of six months will DO given by
pure laser giving hnnkahe hoic and approved en-.
on for cash. w '" '' iom 's fE slss Iss cent
BARCLAY MOORE
W: sTlDHAM ~ SON, Auctioneers and heal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

As there has been something said about the
"hltch" in the Iowa Legislature the ratification
of the 18th Amendment, It Is interesting to state
that on Wednesday, the Senate adopted joint
resolution reported from the Committee of Con-
ference, making their approval complete
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
Telegraphic News.
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

wAsHisoros, February IA resolution from
the COMMITTEES or Foreign Relations, calling on
the President for information with regard to the
treatment Of American prisoners confined in
English prisons forpolitlcal offences, was adopted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
CORRESPONDENCE.


TRUNK ooxrAslso e700 aroLns.
MILsoRp. Jan. 27.--hr., Moody, clerk of DR..
Robert Clarke, a paymaster Ia the U. 8. Navy,
has been stopping fora few Days At the Milford
Hotel. He has spoken somewhat freely Of tho
amount of money he had with him and has also
been pretty free In inviting people TO the tar and
taking them to bis room. Last night some person
stole his trunk contaiuing, he says. $500 In gold
and 5000 10 silver The trunk. rlaed Of Its con-
tents, WINS found on the wharf this mernlng. No
clue has yet been obtained 10 the thief. f.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
~ huntingdon nn,. w..s hester -

Under This heading, the Village Ksco,d attempts
TO provoke US TO say something uncomplimenta-
ry to West Chester. hy comparing the two local
tiles, to the disadvantage OF our city. But we
decline. Il the people Of Chester county conclude
to remove thuis public bulldogs 10 Coatcsyille,
that will he enough punishment 10 the green old
Borough, evcn tor the folllcs aud sinpidities of
the Record, withouothe expression Of our just
Indignation. We refuse u any rate, To 20 into
controversies over subjects ot iio real importance.
The true question before The public is-should the
Chester County Seat Of Justice be removed 10
Coatesvie and on that, it will be noticed The
Record, like the historic boy, las "uohiug to
saYN 1t il cnlne To- tine mint.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
yvN DIZZY CoMafERCLAL

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL is
,ssued every afternoon, ercept Sunday.
II "a the only Daily Paper IN Wilnatng-
ION, and the State of De9a0oTN Terms,
Sic dollars per a,snuns, or Twelse cents
week. Single copies THO cent?
THE DELLA WARE IRLBQNE 10
isstied from the COMMERCIAL office,
every Thursday ssorning, and contains
priucipoliy reading matter published in
the Daily. IL ia the largest paper, and
contains by far the most reading matter
Of those published on the Peainsuld.-
Tsyms. Tt0o dollars per atnum.
THE 06AMKRCzAA JOB OFFICE
is amply provided Nth printing mater
ial Of The latest styles, and our york IS
done equal 10 Philadelphia offices, and
at no higher rates.. sa..s. -...
THE OFFIgEoft The COMMERCIAL
and TRKB UNE is at The s. W. Corner
Of F'itth and Market Streets, Whining
ton. Delavare. :, .,,s...s
1900, JENKINS ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

A woman doctor in Boston (Saral, A.
Fletcher) has turned her home into no.
pital for the shelter and reformation of i, :.
ebriates- 1t is said that she has succeeded.
Without money aid, in retaining a large
number of the victims of intemperance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03


The questions oi tp-u.nfroM. according to
Wendell Philips, ME questions o. craftsmanship.
aud consist 1t three, Temperance the relations
OF Capital and Labor, and Womaus equality in
Politics. A government based on universal suf-
frsge must have sober voters. or anarchy and
crime will rule. Witness New York city. The
only way TO have sober voters is by prohibition.
Common schools in New York educate every year
twenty. three Thousand chldien. Grog shops,
there, lie, through into ruin twcntv-iour thousand
men aud women annually. The "captal and
labor problem" must be solved by n higher moral
torc,and the tendency toward massed wealth and
permanently marked aud limited class Of work
ers must be restrained, Woman must come into
political equality to purify the political atmos-
phcrc, and render impossible in The caucus any
thing untitled for The rarlor.
is Wendell right
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
On Wednesday, Feb. 10th, 1870.

AT y O'clock, M. all that valuable Real Ks,a,o s,
ate IN Hartford comfy near the Village or Darl,ns,a
cvnt,ihnR 26V A1Bgs more or less, being m, n MI,
s'ehu Oh winch tpnraim Hopkins, late OF said cn,,
deceate1, died seized. This tract will be n,lar1i
e"tie ma intwo parcels; about 100 aomvs ,v,,h
inproVemsnts and about ITO Aon e, without bnild
y, ihe improvements consist Of largo two STARE
rn'aE ~EtL,fd, with four rooms al d Wide hali n
me met nior, i've on the secun and three in a, W
aii mn ned completely with Kitchen and snmn,n,
kichsn attached, and water mt the dsor. The hsrn
Is ifame dau6e-deckar. 40 odd by 50 feet Win
large straw house and shed iiug attached. sablin,
Tor IL horses and ct lila for 81 head OF cattle ma ali
n cessary Out-buildipps N' III" AZ
H. ne lana ~ naturally Of hne quality and Ia mostly
~ n'kn stste OF cultivation. Is Pleasantly snatrd
W. mn miles ef the Tide Water Cansl. wher,
mere 10 market Tor all kiuds of country prodnce.
also, constant supply of lumber co line and
other fertilizers, with daily communication with ,hr
markets OF Baltimore, Wilmington and Pnila3eIbia
nhriing on, y miles distant, affords all tho aIvnn
'ages of nst class VILLAGE, with daily mail. gonj
sehuos, Methodist Church, two Friends Meelips
iiiou.es. several ttUres, blacksmith and macbibe
NJ. 2 Containing about 10 Acres. being n,rt or
lInrt OF land called "Elbnfton," lies adiolrinr tn
house. ~ " ep''"
The land Is Of The celebrated beer Creek uuaIily
and lts loIation gives additional value.
The ionr houses are frame buildings, with lots
ted near darlington.
AFRO, q vscant lot ecntaining about two Acres
ny y ERMs or SALE rs pretcribed by the decree
are That one third 4 the purchase money shall b,
para N chsh on tho day OF salc, third III xix aud
me balance Ia twelve months thereafter, the credit
10 be secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
III q EDWARD NJ CHEW. Tfu.tpe
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

a couple Of burglars entered house in
the town Of Lyme, Conn, one night last
week, and alter pundering the house, cut
of and carried away the beautiful blonde
hair Of q young lady who was too much
scared ~ Give nm alarm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
AMATEUR
Guilty. at r's Guide
FOR THE
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

Hon. Benjamin T. Blges. Representative of
Delaware, was one of the fourteen wlo voted on
Thursday not TO repeal the Franklng Privilege.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

Charles H. shiun, of Haddonaeld, y. j., Il
well-known citizen, aud grower Of Improved
stock, died on Tuesday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

Tuesday, February 18th, 1870.

At 10 DEL ck, NJ, situated In Pencader Hundred ou
The road 'e4dlny from summit Bridge to Chesapeake
City, 10 part as foows:-
Five Horses-Np /, sorrell Stallion Match a.
IN, thoroughbred with pedigree No. . Sor- (-yp
rel Co three years old next spring. thrnu Inbred
v4lnabc as brood mare; No. o, Sorrell Horsr
Delaware, Elbows great tr0ittpg speed No 4. bay
II rsc Union; No b Indian hunter. each four years
old next tpring, oil half brother. 10 Matchem. gwn
fsfr$$R yoke vi hOme-raised Oxen, superior well.
AGJS broken, qne, every wav, good workers ard
lkAzes1 last wakers two first class Cove, i'm
ruse,i stock, VIII soon DO in profit; Two two year
old Heiiers. One Pctersons horse power and ihrcsh
me machine one Upper mower, one hand clrn
shelter. two Jacks used for tn eshiDg machines, one
set OF light wagon harness, one hussey reaper.
TERMS All sums Of 80 ana under, Cash; AL sums
over 3d., ak months credit with discount and stamps
added or per cent. OF for rash on sll tun, over
$50. JOHN DAVIDSON,
- Fer oaitr Hundred.
l.. W. SrIDtlAM N son. Anctionoors and heal
Fstite Agents ian,a.ta
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated with the utmost Success by j. ISAACs,
". p. and Professor of DISEASES OF tho E.E ana
EAR this speciality in the Medical 0llcge Of Penn.
,yiyaiin u GAYS exlcrience. Formerly of Leyden,
10 land,) No. sos ARCH ST, PHILA DElPiiIA
testimonials eau &c seen at hs office The medical
acu are invited TO accompany their patients ns he
ms NJ secrets in hi practice Artificial eyes inserted
without pain. No charge for examinations.
amor 1yw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
Cigarettes spic,

U1garettes- hsDlc,
PICTORIAL FuMIGAToR,
a Medicaied Cigarette used by nhaling its smoke
thus bringing an active medicinal ageut in contact
with parts always dnicnt and sometimes impossible
10 reach lady or child mud, no dinculty in smol-
ing them Thlir use affords prompt relief ia Asthma,
Pulmonary cdtarrh. Loss Of Voice coryia Gold in the
head) and al ctons of The respiratory organs gene
rally.
Sold wholesale and rctai by
On. L SMITH,
Chemist aud Druggist,
Seventh and Market Streets.
JUST QUIT
Cherry Pectoral Troches,"
For Colds, Coughs. Sore Throat and Brenchitis.
NONE SO GOOD, NONE SO PLEASANT. NOME
CURE AS QUICK.
RUsIiTON T. CO,
noy23.3miaw 10 AsToR lInusR, EEw York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
S HI PTS

Made Of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for ss6 per Dozen. warranted To fit, ut
WYATT a. GARRETTS,
Gents Furnishing store,
novT-1yw M Goa Market St. Wilmington IleI.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
STOCK AND FARMING unru,

fy>consisting IN part as follows.
X q: ~, 2of which good 'amy hore.a O
pI n S. or vss 10 al kinds Of harness the fes, and
IN ne Spring cows spring 70 calf years old
halter ssn yesrli,g heller good shoos eis old
rSges IN g aad pSsed pork Two Jenny Iud ' ca
Farming Utensils such as one iron .x,
n wo OK cart one Kirby aud ,wer eowbs1
ari,i Reese q ees patent which IL a van phosphate
hanl gsain an corn sheller, giirdstoi superior
n nar,nwm wheel rake, roller. oss powr
one pay wheat In the ground hay 5y H. H., orioles
auu ioode, household and Kitchen Furpinrss' straw
TFR Sspef IN nr,icss too tedious to mcnHp and
and upwards credit Of months viii , vasn. $40
stamps ADDED, with approved endorser. INTEREST anu
T.. w sr,uv.,hc JAMES 3. CLARK
Agents. hhu ltcal Estate
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

was cured Of deafness and catarrh by a slmple
Il remedy, and will send he receipt free,
jarb 4w Mhs. N. G. LEGGETT, Hobuken. N J.
THE MAGIC COMB WILL CHANGE ANY cor :
ored hair or beard to q permanent Black or
Brown. IL contains no poison Any one can use h
She sent oy mall for 81. address aagio Comb Co..
opiihBneia' masA dec23.3m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
TR UsTEE's SALE.


:, by virtue of a decree of the Cirenit c,,.,
Heio,d county, Maryland as a Court of Foo ,,t ior
suoscoer AZ Trustee, will oe at Public Sale n ~, ,bs
village OF Darlington, at Warneld's Stare :" 'uu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

p U Lie SALE.

the subsc III a r., p'n hd. 81 s the residence o
ssad,ns ron g. Georges Station to IN M ,he road
"wednesday, Fsts~ary Isth. rs,o
O'CLOCK, a. M, :" 10
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03

The L. 5. Senate was not in session ON
Saturday. In the House no business was
Transacted. A debate on the debt question
took place, Mr.. Golladay, of Ky, .advo-
eating reputation after the example OF MIR.
Mu0gcn, A spirited discussion followed,
Messrs. Voorhees, and Eldridge declaring
that they did not agree with Mr.. Golladay,
but layoring the payment Of Fiyc-tweuties
ia legal tenders.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
2,sw acknowledgements.

A ulFr-Agents wanted-Lpties and gentlemen
a for their spare mOnienis "A sewing machine,
gold wa CHI, Bible money and other goods given MS
premium. low, When, Where, What. and all othor
particulars Frnr. Addrcs q. T.. VAN AILEA, III
Broadway. N. Y. Iun2i aw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-03
HlsNoK1slL4EEsYI KslrIIIIlNSaMAcH!Ne

tst nmly usr--iu.h. hral,, ,ei,Ula hnl,s
everything Agents wanted Circular and sample
stocking free. Address HINkLEf KNIT INC
MACHINE CO., Bath, Me. jin21,4w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
ENGLISH REPORTS.

"TOO LATE FOR PEACE-A DEMAND FROM
SPAIN AN ABSURD neutrality-suspicious.
sNUBBED BY THE DUKE OF NASSAU.
LONDON, Wednesday, July 81, 1870.
1t is reported here to-day that France inquired
through Russia on what conditions peace might be
made. Prussias reply to Russia was embodied in
four words: " 1t is too late"
The Spanish Government has demanded of the
Duke de Gramont an explanation of the assertion
made by him. in an address to the Corps Legislatf,
that the Cortes were to be surprised into voting for
the Prince of HohenZolern.
An absurd rumor is ailoat that the Emperor has
quietly left Paris to join the fleet, deening it the
surest and shortest way of reaching Berlin where he
expects to be on the 18th of August, his fete day.
The Duke of Nassau, having been invited by Napo-
leon to join the French army replies that his services
are pledged to Prussia.
The French yesterday violated the neutrality of
Luxembourg. party numbering hundred men,
from Silerck having crossed to Schenger singing the
Marseillaise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY 49, 1870

Office during the Emperors absence from the capital
The Administration will be guided in its policy by
instructions and orders prepared by the Emperor
and to he inscribed in the Book of State, and made
known in general orders Of the service. The MINIS
try Will have cognizance of the Emperors wishes
and instructions, beyond which the Empress Will
not be authorized to proceed in any case in her ca
pacity of Regent. The Empress will preside at the
Ministerial councils, but will not have power to pro-
mulgate any other laws than those now pending be-
fore the Legislative Chambers. Another decree
names Commission, under the presidency OF the
Empress to distribute to the army the gifts IN fur-
therance of the war, rendered by patriotic persons
The Journal 0Gciel Of to-day says: 1--WE have in
telligence that rumor has been circulated on the
other side Of the Rhine that the Emperor has given
orders that prisoners of will be treated with the
utmost rgor, and placed outside the protection OF
the law of nations. This report is absurd So far Is
1t from being true that the contrary, the Emperor
desires to treat prisoners with the greatest hui
mainly"
circular from NJ Olivier, citing discussion OF
the question in the Corps Legslat says the journals
are only forbidden to mention movements OF troops,
OF preparations for active operations. They the
right To speak of events of the war in the light OF
accomplished facts. The Journal adds: As matter
of Article n of the Penal Code, any person giving
intelligence to the enemy ofmovements of the army
orlgivng aid in money to hostile forces, VIII DC
punishable with death. The Journal also reminds
nOn-poitical newspapers that they are not entitled
to print anything relative to tie war.
Another circular from the Prime Minister calls
upon the Bishops to offer public prayers to place
France, her chief and the noble infant who goes to
battle at such tender age, under the protection OF
Him who holds in his hands the fate of battles and
desinies Of peoples At the time when our heroic
army is on the march, let us ask God to bless our
arms and to grant that glorious and durable peace
NAV quickly follow the gTiefs and sacrifices of war.
La Libert6 has the following information from the
scene of war; The Prussians have evacuated Weisser-
bilg and at Treves they have only two squadrons
of cavalry. They are concentrating at Mayence,
where King William arrived hast night. There is a
rumor of an engagement, yesterday, in which 30
Germans were killed and 81 men made prisoners,
without loss to the French.
No details of the fight or confirmation of the re-
port have yet been received
The evening papers report that Prussian MAJOR
was arrested in Metz, and released on 10000 francs
bail.
The Gaulois repeats the rumor that an American
legion of 500 is organizing here under the com
mand of French officer The report is still regarded
az doubtful.
The Journal OFciel publishes another decree call
ing out for active duty 10000 of the contingent
Of 1859. The Departments of M0selle, liaut Rhln
and Bias Rim have been declared i'll state of siege
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
PRUSSIA sERENELY AWAITING THE ONSET

PRUSSIA sERENELY AWAITING THE ONSET.
,,n,no,,,prrPs OF THE PRUsSIAN ARMY STILL
,r ppp1tx-NAPoLEON' ORIGINAL PLAN OF
c,pncN NTEREp-RUssIAN sYMPATIlIEs.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
LONDON. Wednesday, July 27-Mdnight.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE under
date Of 9th inst. writes from Berlin that the Prus-
sian headquarters were still in that city, Prince
Frcdorick Charles is at present in command of the
army of the Rhine. 1t is considered as certain in
Rorln that Napoleon counting on disloyalty on the
nart of Southern Germany, had planned
sudden movement across the Kline
before Prussia could concentrate considerable
force: that he was bitterly disappointed by the
unonimity of all Germany; and not daring to risk
movement northward with the South German army
on his flank, lie has certainly delayed and perhaps
altered his original plan of campaign. 1t is be-
Ieved that no advance can now be made at any
point without risking general engagement Prus-
sia. though not ready to attack is ready everywhere
for defense. The prolonged stay of headquarters,
including the King and Gen. Moltke, at Berlin,
shows confidence that the Prussian lines cannot
anywhere be suddenly forced.
Danish neutrality is reckoned impregnable. Austria
is now siding with Prussia rather than with France.
The French are purchasing arms in Liege, pretend
ing that they are to supply American orders.
Our special correspondent in St. Petersburg writes
on the Goth inst that GOrtschakO will not return at
present Baron Frcdericks of the Foreign Office has
been sent to assist him at Wilbad The Russians are
concentrating troops on the frontier of Galacia.
The sale of army horses has been discon-
tinued. All leaves of absence in the army are
Cancelled. The troops at the camp of Krasnoe-
selo are held ready to march. Government
opinions favor Prussia; the liberal papers
sustain Fraace. The ST. Petersburg Gazette blames
France wholly the MoScoO Gazette and the Exchange
Gazette blame Prussia. The GOtos was at first for
Prussia and is now against but urges strict neu-
trality ON the part of the Government The MeSsen-
ger, an official paper, at first attacked Prussia so
strongly that the Prussian charge dAGares com
planned. Fleury is to remain in st. Petersburg at
present. The Russian Government attempted to
interfere by persuading the Prussan King to make
to England the declaration which was demanded by
France but failed.
The Emperor appoints John, Archmandrte and
Inspector of the Ecclesiastical Seminary of Moscow
as the Archbishop of Alaska and the Aleutlan
Islands TO reside either at San Francisco, New-York
or Stka The salary VIII be paid from the Imperial
treasury. e. W. D.