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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.

The Peninsuar machine works,at Middlctown,
are again In operation.
The Deia,odrean is getting to look like the
Anti SidrerB Standard.
Delaware wheat brings more than any other at
present 10 Philadelphia.
The Baptist Visitor. published at Dover says 1t
is meeting with success.
Our recent reference to Sam Townsend is CIV
ing him nationalfame.
Magnolia recently beat Camden OF base ball by
the heavy score OF 80 to 30.
The Democratic County Meeting comes off at
New Castle on the 18th lust.
The approaching gangs Of tracklayers on the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad'will probably
meet this week.
Mlddctown dogs are required by town ordi-
nance 10 wear collars with their owners names
engraved thereon.
James Wallace, proprietor Of the liquor store
and restaurant at Smyrna, died few duys ago at
his residence 10 Philadelphia.
Henry johnson and Cyrus Green In Dover Jail
for larceny, recently tried TO escape but were de-
tected and their plans frustrated.
New Castle will be filled with Joy unspeakablc
on saturday. Democratic Convention and n
public whipping on the same day Think Of it,
HERES richness"
The Dover BaptIsts want bell. An Episcopal
clergyman there suggests diving bell. He also
suggests that the MtthOdists tried to run "Wyom-
ipg College" by wind. and now the Baptisis will
try 10 make It 90 by water.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
TRUSsES, BRACES, ETC.

Having a stock Of Trusses, aces, Supporters,
Suspeusories, and other mechanical appliances, un.
surpassed In .xtent and variety by that If any other
similar establishment in the country, and with up
wards OF twenty years experiences In applying them,
we feel confident of our ab ty to give entire sati
faction to all those requiring our services in this d.
n ctiOn.
Our instruments constructed In the best manner
Of the best materials and of various tzes to suit all
cases from the smallest infant to the largest adult
We have private apartment for their adjustment,
while our prices moderate aud go varied by our
extensive assortment as TO suit the pockets Of all
Hundreds OF persons after trying the larger cities
have expressed their qualification Ut the facility and
economy with which they have been a ted at our es
tabshment X BRINGHUhST d CO.,
apl,d&wtf sixth and Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

rE-FEw PEGrLE nnaequainted with physiolo- lc u
chemistry are aware of the ian'ty OF iron IN The
blood mt all should know the importance of Ree. :
ipg nj ihs supply for debility dsease death are
sui to follow when the quantity bee ,mas too much
reduced. Tho Peruvian Syrup & rrotcxide If iron)
supplies this vial elenent, and has cured msny
chronic diseases,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

NEw AGRICULTURAL SocrErr.-The farmers of
oxford aud vicinity have determined TO have an
Agricultural Society of their own, and expect
many to join them from the neighboIing counties
d Lancaster. Cecil, and New Castle. They ex.
poet tn obtain a charter from the Court, aud
hope so fur to complete their Organization as to
hold their first exhibition In September or
1rtphrr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
IGatha.

CARPENTFR this city, on Thursday. May h,
1870 vt the residence of her nephew, W. L. Ru-
dOIph Sarah CARPENTER, aged ~ years. o.
PERKINS Died in this city on May 7, Anna
FcrKiha, in the % year of her age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

TnE LATEST STYLES Of ring millinery are now ex-
hbted at Messrs. Gill Co.'s, 1870 Arch street. Phil
adelphis. Ladies' are particularly invited to ca, an
inspect the iashisns.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY. week,
colored woman died in the Sussex County Aims
House, at the advanced oge OF Ill years, Color
ed people have way of living that Is anything
but encouraging to these who arc looking for the
race To die out.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

limited STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice Is hereby aiven that the
ANNUAL LIST OF TAxEs
For the District of Delaware will be in the hands Of
the ,epbty Collectors and ready for collection ON and
alter Mondoy, June 9Th 1870
REUBEN P. JANvIER. ESQ,
The Depuiy Collector nor all that portion or New
Castle comfy south Of the limits VI the city of vii
miIg'on and the Phi ladephis, Win log on aud
Baltimore Railroad, will attend at the following
places and times to collect sid taxes, viz: ~
On, On Monday, June e., Middletown. at j. G. Lip
On Tuesday. June 7lh, Townsend. at ], W. Latii.
;, On Wednesday, June stb. ODESSA. at - Chances
on Friday. June io.h, Glasgow, at Vim. H. euthe-
on, Mokday, Juae 18th. Chistiana, at j. Eliiott's
wed, e,d.y. June 18th. Delaware City, at George
Friday, Jane l1h, New astle. at Gee. whitnelds
Hotel: -. -
VIII he AT the above places fr I'm 0 A. M. TOD NJ
The Annual LisI 'mpris,s S.utih lake (opmerly
called icens,tl lncomes, Cari q. g. 81 yer an told
Plhe, I'D ar ut Watches, Billiard Tabier, Yachts
&c, &C.
Banks will bs requir, d.
UIon all taxes moi paid on or before the nth of
June, Ave per cent ard interest ct the rate OF one
Fer cent per m NTH viii be nd ed. ard riEidy exac
led In all caseP, as It law requires It, and the Coli
lector has discretion in the La iter rromp, CT M
pliance wi h this notice VIII alone save taxpayers
II. IN this penalty. CIV ~ '''H'
can pay AZ any one Of the points mentioned.
Office Of the ,llsetor Of Internal Revenue, vii.
" msis ~ mo, ~ j. :. pRsrrYMAN, Collector.
fW Republican D case COPY,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

The most imposing structure on Market St., II not
in the whole city of Philadelphia, is Oak Hall since
is enlargement. Taking in all It's six stories 1t
II, 6J6 square feet,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

i, ,,,,. Eiana, iii H. h.iy =. '
wood (uear Hamorton) Chester county, Pa.
commencing on Fifth day (rhursday), the I'd of
sixth month Ounce, 1870, at II o'clock, A. M,
and continuing three days. .a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

BALTIMORE, May, 1O.-Cotton firm, and
held at 229@23. Flour-city mills advanced
25c, and all grades better; Howard street
superine $5.25@2.75; do extra 5000. 70 I;
do family $6.75@s.75; city mills surerfne
$4,000 25r do extra $5. 1907; do family
$7@9.50; Western supciflne $5.I25@5 so ;
do extra $5.5o@6; do family S 25@7.
Wheat dull for Pennsylvania ST.. 35@l. AZ;
Maryland quiet at $l.50@l.5O. Corn, firm;
white 81. lO@l.20; yellow $l.16. Oars firm
at 63@65c. Rye,quiet at $l.05. Provisions
unchanged. Whisky firm; stHiyht iron
bound $l.o7a; weed bound $l.O7; patent
$l.06.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

Markets by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA MARKRTs
PnItADELrarA, May 11.-Cotton 2211 cents.
Flour very firm. ....s.-, - = i
Wheat less active Western and Pennsylvania
Red 81. 80 a 40.
Rye $1.06 a $1.10.
Corn yellow $1.148S116 t-.-
Oats unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHLApELPBIA, May 9-Bcef cattle in demand
this week !; extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers 9s4 a 10 cents fair to good 61<a9 cents
common ~ q 8 CENTS.
Sheep In fair demand q 81 cents.
Hogs higher $19. q $13 7h.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

ADMITTED tn THE BAB.-At the opening Of the
Robert Z. Fraim, after passing a satisfactory ex-
animation were admitted TO the bar. Both have
our congratulations and best wishes for their
eippnsa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

uNHE MAGIC WASHER after thorough TRIAL is
4 universally acknowledged 1.-THE" washer OF the
ege.' Sold by ~ J. a. ROBINSON q CO.,
myI.u Stcond and Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

NORONER.-The undersigned oIers-6~
" himself as q candidate for the nomi- @
nation OF the Republican party for the
office OF Coroner OF New Castle county AZ the same
that he soicis the votes Of his fclew citizens ne
pledges himself to support the NOMINEES .puv
LAMPS. dkWtn JOHN W. DhAfEh
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
SHERIFFALTY CARD.-I effer-WN

SHERIFFALTY CARD.-I efIer-uSN~
y myself to the citizens of New Castle
county as candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff at the next ensuing Republican nomination
support Of my friends Ny time being 30 much occu.
pied cannot call personally upon my friends to ask
their influence, but trust personal solicitation will.
cessu candidate shall as heretofore, have my hearty
support. THOMAS HARVEY,
ianl4.d&Wtn WILMINGTON Hundred
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
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ELASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

XNJE HAVE A COMPLETE HOG SCALDER which
w will heal "a gallons OF water in 30 minutes.
]. A. ROBINSON d CO.,
~ end Market ID.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
Aemt advertisements.
TT N TIED ATES
INTERNAL REVIEW Us.
Notice is hereby given that the

ANNUAL LisT OF TAX is
For Divisions Nos. and Q. including all Of the City
Of Wilmington, and all that portion OF New Castle
County SoI, side Of SAID ciIy) laying North OF the
PhiladeIphia Wilmington and Baltim0,e Railroad,
vii be ready for co lection ON and after Monday the
9Th day of June, 1870.
Tn Annual list is composed of special Taxes (for-
merly called LiceBses) Incomes, Gp!d and hi yer
plata Carriages, God Wat he's. vi lard Tables,
The Collectors Office at the Custom House, VIII
mington, will be open every day from A M, 70 a
r h.. on and after the above date until and including
,hs soh day Of June. 1870, at which dae all these
Taxes should De paid.
On all those not paid on or before that date. Five
per cent and at the rate Of One per cent per
month will be added and exac ed in III cases. Let
Taxpayers lake notice, ard promptly pay II they
desire 70 avoid this penalty, which the law imposes
aud which the Collector has no power to remit.
Preference will be given to The CT liens from the
CO ntry on Wedn sdays and Saturdays, and residents
u the City are rquesled to call only the other
days OF the week,
J. s. PRETTYMAN, Collector.
Office II the Collector of q. s. Int. Revenue
Wilmington, Del, may I'd, 1870,
Republican and Smyrna Times copy weeks.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,
KING ALFRED,

VIII serve numb Of ses ct Mares at my farm, on
The HARE CORNER ROAD. two miles from v H.
minston, Del
For thoroughbred mares, 500 to ii sure $50 for
the seas,n.
For roiting ,res, s4n 10 insure; $50 for the sea.
son
Payable. u to insure. when ,hs is arcertar ed
to with foa II for the season, at the Tina Of
DESCRIPTION king Al red Ia beautiful chest.
nut snrel IL 15s hands high h II hind foot whi'e
and star Ia forehead. He las perfect feet limbs,
stihe, hack and loln; is beautifully formed; fine,
renowned tife, Planet (now the bert thoroughbred
stallion in Americi) he has a fine aid natural trot-
ling step lie Is expected to trot fast-has never
been trained. Bred to running mares, he must get
runners; to uotling mares, h, cannot fail TO get
lroiters hsvirg bothspeed and bottom and to maj
carriage or road. lie has very good disposition.
He iuheiits the bl'on of Revenue Imp, Trustee.
Boston, Pri,m sie Archie and Diomed.
bis SIRE laret, VIXEN beI 4 ira ned for running,
has trotted a nile In ihrte MINUTES. He was with
drawn from the turf because hoi &c could be foupd
to run against him More thoroughbred blood is
needed Ia our diving anu fa IN hOres. They are
IN r. Intelligent, have more en- urarce, and can
stand the heat bsL',r III n ih,e of cold bloot.
PEDlGRHE-King af'eu was bred by Col. Thos
Doswel OF virg nia AMI. 10 led april .6tn, 1863
sire, PlsLet by k've ~.
First dam, lr ma Wy Register; I'd fam, Bl ,ck Sal
by Piince ,,eoree 81 ,ni. fresluy bs Caruliniap
9TH im Miss Danoa ny -sh "a ROebhck; 9th DAM
ny lndep neenre; 9Th Gam by l y. Sentinel OF
Fimnsp; 7th d an. tylmp. nus
tended IT, All Accid hts and escapes At the risk Of
GEr RGE G. LoBDELL, Proprietor.
April i-t 1871. msb,4,w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

SHERIFF%LTY.-Th undersigned, being
Scandida for the office OF Sheriff Of New Castle Co.
at the coming nominate election OF the kepnbncap
patty, respectfully soicits the support and ihnuehee
Of he voters Of said party. He VIII cheeriuly apae
the best Of his ability for the success n he entire
ticket. JOHN W. GhlffIlh,,
febI1, d&wtn Wilmington Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

s HBn1FFALTY.-Th uRder---
- signed, resident Of Odessa, Del, hut
formerly Of Approximately hundred,
would hereby give notice to tn Republican voters o.,
New Castle county. that he will sgan offer himself
as candidate for the nomination for the Office o.
Sheriff. hoping that the disposition manifested the
part his friends, two years ago, to give him their
support will be renewed. with in sresse sufficient to
insure his But he expects to give the nom.-
inee his undivided support, as a matter OF course
w. A. HUKILT.
Odessa, Del , Jan. II, 1870. jani3,tn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
TT B U X R, NJ. D. +,

OPERAS OF Fla Diavoln, Mas nello Crown Da-
~ monds, Ftusi, Ma'ih Norma K egant uni
form editions in Email qusrto ~. eoptain'Dg tex
and brilliant and effective (bnt not difficulty arrange
mrnts of the overtu es. and all The Principal Music
both for Voice with Accompaniment and for Piano
Sol, Music finely engraved. Il strae ed " th beau
iiful steel colored plates and wood envravines.
Price 81 80 each 5000 for three $1,000 for the
six Operas. Sold by the princia music dealers and
by AMERICAN OPERA PUBLISHING co,
-, 10 North SIKH street, Phi adelphia.
- Circulars sent on application. myb
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

CHERIFFALTY.-I take his me--@~
y thod Of informing my friends and the
voters in general that will be a candi-
date for the nomination of sheriff OF New Castle
County, subject to the decision of the Republican
party. pledging my support to the gu cesstnl nomi
nee. EDWIN bEWlS,
janis d&wtn Wilmington Hundred.
EOR CORONER.-I lake this method ~
Il of informing my friends and the public INK
In general that will be candidate for the nomina
on of Coroner Of New Castle County. subject to the
decision Of the Republican party, pledgng nay sup
port to the successful nominee -
CHAS A. WINSLOW,
Fist Reg DEL Vols,
fsb1, d&wtn Wilmington Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
gnIittfal.

CHERIFFALTY- Il take this mothod of In
y forming my friends a. voters In general that
will be a indicate for the nomination OF Sheriff OF
Republican parry, pledgng my support to the sue
cess ul nominee. GEORGE 5. ID ,GANf,
febl4 fwtn Wilmin ton Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

Hosiery, Gloves, White Good. Embroider,e,, Laees
&c.
100 choice made up suits for Ladies' at $40 OF
worth so on.
ap21. 3m. W . r4 .,H,"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

Lewis, the first white child in this colony
was born. Mr.. Lewis, is a Baptist clergy
man, resident at Washington D. C.
In tie year 1907, Asa Scott, Philo
Hoadley and Lowell CaullZins joined the
settlers in Berlin, Mr.. Caullins IS still
living on the farm which he originally
paTchased. He is in his eighty-hfth
year. He staid IN the wilderness a year
and started home, clearing three acres
of land, raising corn and hogs to eat It.,
planting a nursery, etc, etc. In com
pany with Lanson Lewis, he returned to
Connections for his family the following
year. Their first days journey on foot,
by Indian trail to Fredericton. AT the
end of the second days journey they
eamped with the Jerometown indians.
The third night they slept alone IN the
woods. On reaching Cleveland they
engaged to take a drove of cattle to
Buffalo. From thence they walked to
Black Rock where they were enabled to
take a boat for Oswego, from whence the
journey was soon completed.
Mr.. c. refused in eighteen hundred
nine, togetlIsr with his father, Roswell
Caufkins. and his family, Samuel Adam
Jonathan Thompson, their families, and
others. OF those more recently deces >
ed, Chloe Scott, wife Of Asa Scott, diel
IN the year eighteen hundred sixty, agcc
eighty-nine. David Lewis Jr died If
eighteen hundred and sixty one. Jeru
sha CaulI<ins IN eighteen hundred ant
sixty four. Among those still living an
Almira c. Lewis IN her eighty-seven.l
/ year, Lowell CauIIdns. Dea d. S. Hoad
| ley, Thos- ]. Scott DR.. John Lewis, Ella:
I A 1erne and -ofharc
The Constant Section was originally
divided into eight lots, which were pue
chased at from two to three dollars aEC
fifty cents per acre, by the following per
sons respectively, commencing at tn,
northern boundary Of the section, eacl
lot containing Eve hundred acres. Philt
Hoadley two lots, d. Lewis Jr., Roswel
Caulkins. Benoni Dickerman, Sr., Capt
/ John Lewis, Porter and Hopkins. aaC
Constant
Constantia P. o. at Cheshire. is nam 5,
for this section, or for Rev. Joseph I
Lewis. who was instrumental in secur. ag
/ It. In future number we VIII gN'
something of the incidents, indians
'fBlock House, war, soldiers, &c, II
this settlement
c. MORTIMER JAMES i
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

REV. DR.. JOHN MeCLINTocK, one Of
the most finished scholars and ablest
preachers in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died of typhoid fever on the 4th
inst, at the Drew TheologicaISeminary,
Madison, New Jersey, Of which institu-
ton he was president. DR.. McCIintocl1
was born in Philadelphia in 1874, and took
an academic degree in the University of
Pennsylvania in 1885, He was elected
to the chair Of Ancient Languages in
Dickinson College in 1889. where he
prepared, In company with Professor
Crooks, series Of Greek and Latin text
books for schools. and colleges. From
1913 to 1886 he had editorial charge of
the 11SAE0d9st Quarterly ReVzezv, and in
that sphere distinguished himself as an
able writer and slzillful but courteous
conroversialist. III 1850 he went to
Europe and took charge Of the Amen-
can Chapel in Paris under the auspices
Of the American and Foreign Christian
Union. During the war he rendered
important services to our Government
both in France and England. His liter
ary Iabors were productive of several
valuable treatises, chiefly Of theologic-
al and linguistic character. His loss
will be greatly felt and deeply mourned
by the denomination to which he be-
longed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11


The following scrap Of intelligence,
for which we are indebted TO that enter
prising journal the Cincinnati CONNER
rial. viii cause profound sensation Of
joy to permeate the. entire length and
breadth Of the Sixteenth Senatorial Dis
trict. -aha
We learn mat HubbeiI's nose was not
badly fractured and that the W0nnd Is
It's rare that SO much comfort is con
veyed Id 50 short a paragraph. Itcomes
like a poultice to heal the. bruises of ma
Iicious fortune. We would not if we
could cast a doubt upon it's truthfulness.
We would not SO extenuate the consola-
ton it brings to an anxious and sorrow
stricken constituency. well knowing. as
we do. that the possible consequences Of
the permanent danger or Disagreement
of the Senatorial nasal organ are too
sad to be contemplated for moment.
We hope no one will mock our ankle
ty by doubling this proposition. Shakes
peare somewhere makes somebody in
quire why it is that a mans eyes are
placed on either side his nose, and the re-
ply is that it is so arranged in order that
''that what he cannot smell out he may
spy into" Suchsis the beautiful econo-
my of nature. But how on earth is a
man, and especially Senator. to smell
out anything with disordered and 'tde-
moralized" smeller? What can our
Senators constituency expect of him
when half his functions are thus disor-
dered? For is it not true that what may
be spied is often. as Carlyle would say,
unsmellable. and what may be smelt
unspyablea
We therefore regard this attempt upon
our Senator's olfaetory powers as a CON
spiracy against his usefulness. The next
strategic point Of the conspirator no
doubt win be the Senatorial optics. And
so, if not checked. the process will go
on until our Senator shall be robbed OF
his whole FIVE senses. in fact reduced to
a state Of mere oblivion.
s'sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans
f.L everything"
The necessary result win be that our
District will be deprived Of its equal
representation in the Senate, and Re
publican conventions of a vast deal of
valuable coansels lf
We therefore propose to discounten-
ance severely and frown down in their
incipiency any farther attempts to pros
ee1te this conspiracy. As an Irish mem
Der Of Parliament once said, we smell a
rat. we see him floating in the air. but
we shall nip him in the bud We there
fore solemnly adjure our friend Curtis.
whom We know to be. a gentleman and a
scholar. that he shall eoRtinently for
bear. s4af
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
Am Ordinance.

To agideH and e1tead Harrison street aCest to
Liberty street.
Q ECTION Il BE it ordained by the
y Council OF the Incorporated Village of
Delaware, That in pursuance of q Decree OF
the Probate Court Of Delaware county, Ohio,
made on the 18th day Of September, 1869,
declaring it to be necessary for the inn
prOyement of said village to condemn n
strip of LAID in the south part of Inlots
numbers S97, S9S and 9l5 in said village, for
the purpose OF widening and extending said
street west to Liberty street; It is therefore
made the duty of the Village Supervisor
forthwith to open said street as follows ::
Beginning on The east line OF said Inlot
number S97, at a point about q feet north Of
the southeast corner of said Inlot, and run
ming thence WeStWaTdly through said In
lots S97, S9s and 9l5 to a point about IS feet
north of the southwest corner of said In
lot 9l5; thence south on the east line of Lib
erty street TO the southwest corner of said
InlOt No. 9l5; thence east to the southeast
corner of said Inlot s97; thence north TO the
place OF beginning; so that said portion of
street shall be 81 feet wide.
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed March Z, 1870.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
G. o. / TITLE, Recorder. mrll-2W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

If anything can make the three Re
Sn5zeans of the Senate who voted
against the Soldiers Orphans Home bill
ashamed Of their course. we should
think it would be the following letter
from Geo. H. Pendleton:
CINcpGATI. Aug. 10. 1909.
Chas. r. AIerrick, ,seeretary Committee. &C.
MY DEAR SIR: ] regret exceedingly
that am unable 10 accept your very
cordial iavitation to be present at the
dedication H1ofsEt1e Soldiers Orphans
Home l sympathize deeply with every
effort made to provide tor the welfare Of
these little ones. and am rejOioed that,
at length, the duty Of protecting and
caring for them Is about to be efficiently
Performed. trust that the dedication
Ceremonies win be the. auspicious COM
mencemento Of a long career ofuscfulness,
on the. part of the noble institution
I am very respectfully.
GEORGE III. PENpLETON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

To Oscyaers Of Real ESt1fe bOtf7ldi1lg and a6ut-
ting on HdTTfsOH street from Sd4sdlsSlsB street
10 Henry street
NJ TOTICE Is hereby given that an as
~ sessme ent has been made on the lots
and lands bounding and abutting on said
portion of Harrison street for damages and
costs Incurred in opening said street, which
assessment is on file in the Office of the un-
deTsigned for the inspection and examina-
ton Of persons intere sted therein.
@. o. LITTLE,
mri1-3t Recorder.