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Middletown transcript., 1870-12-24

BISMARCK AND THE POPS. cores
,pondent of the Pail Mall Gazette at Rome
says; II am Informed that Count Bis
marck has applied through Baron Aruin
to the Pope for his cooperation in the pa
cification of Alsace and Lorraine, aud that
bis Holiness has agreed to address an en-
cyclieal pontifcal Srief to the bishops Of
those provinces, exhorting the inhabitants
to submission. This document will be a
reproduction of the brief addressed by
Gregory XVI, to the bishops of Poland in
1899
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-24

The monthly report of the Department
of Agriculture estimates the total corn
crop at l LOO, 900, 900 bushels--an aver
ago yield per acre Of % bushels upon 3d.
900 900 acres. Last year the yield was
23a bushels per acre upon 307 900, 900
acres cultivated. The tobacco crop is
large, the estsmate being at least 3,000,-
600 pounds. The potato crop has fallen
off one-fifth
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-24

On Tuesday morning, the Managers APP
pointed by the North Carolina House of
Representatives to conduct the impeach.
ment Of Governor Holden. attended by
the Speaker, proceeded to the bar of the
Senate and submitted the articles of im-
peachment. After the forms were gone
through. the Lieutenant Governor yaca-
ted his seat as President Of the Senate,
and took charge of the executive Office,
Governor Holden making no resistance.
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-24

Commodore Rogers and Mr.. Seward s
party arrived at Tieu Tsin, China, on the
9th of October. Preparations are max
ing for their reception at Pekin. While
they we're being entertained at the Rus
sian embassy at Tien Tsin sixteen Chinese
were executed for their participation in
the Tien Tsn massacre.
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-24

The steamboat Nick Wall, from St Louis
for Vicksburg, struck sDag on Sunday
night at Grand Lake. The cabin fell Of
and foated four miles The bat is to-
tai loss The hull is tied up at Maryland
Landing. The freight is badly damaged.
There was one hundred and twenty-five
deck and fifteen cabin passengers aboard.
twenty dead bodies have been recovered,
End many etbsrs are supposed TO be lost.
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-24
A FIRST-CLASS BRICK YARD
For Sale.

1 N New Castle, Del. situated on the Del. R. R.
L and Delaware River, with plenty of good clay
and moulding sand in the yard. There is a sid
ling which runs from the main track of the Del
r. r. alongside of the kiln, where bricks can be
loaded without cost of carriage. Water has Just
boen introduced into the town and the town has
good Prospects of improving. This is good op-
portunity for any ore that has desire 10 90 in
to the ick business Address
JOHN GUYER SON,
sept 24'-em New Castle pvI,
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lll5 Hopkins Philadelphia Ills
HOOP SKIRT MAUFACTORY,
No. Ills Chestnut St. Girard Row,
Formerly 62s Arch 81. Philadelphis.


A complete assortment of all the new Fall
Shapes of our Celebrated "Champion " Hoop
Skirts, in every length and size together with
our own make of "Keystone " Skirts second
quality,) and full lines of good Eastern made
SKIRTS for sale, Wholesale and retail, at prices
Just reduced below those of any former season.
Our Champion Skirts more than sustain their
reputation for superiority over all others, and
are now sold at such prices as will meet the views
of all, and are warranted in every respect.
CoRsETs CoRsETs ! CoRsETs | Our asscrt-
ment of Corsets contains over 100 kinds and pri-
ces, and includes every desirable kind, such as
Thomson's Glove Fitting, j. Beckel's r. Wer-
ly's, Madam Foy's and Mrs. Moodys Patent
Self-Adjusting Abdominal Supporting" Corsets
in all grades, together with Misses and Chill
dien's, and every grade of hand made Corsets,
ranging in prices MS follows: -45c, 5sc, 69c, 75c
SOC, s3c, s5c, 9Oc, 94c, 81, 81 II, 81 IA, 81 10,
ST. rs, &c. up to ST 90.
Panier Bustles in 81 styles, from 35 cents up
to SO 25. Ladies' under-garments in all kinds
and prices. Night Dresses from ST. to So 20. In-
fants dresses, long and short, from So 35 to $l3
Gored Muslin Skirts, Tucks, rs cts. 10 Tucks,
94c. Is Tucks, 81 80, &c. &c up to $40.
Hoop Skirts and Corsets made to order al
tered and repaired, at manufactory and sales
rooms, lll5 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
Call or send for circulars.
sept 24-3mos WIN. T. HOPKINS.
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-24
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT, now oc- :YEssA
L cupied by the undersigned, sit ..ssgs
liated on Lake street. Middetown, ad- isssf
joining the property OF Zacharah +%'sf' =
jones The House is a two-story frame, % feet
front, running back lS feet, with back build
ing l6 by 20 fcet, and good kitchen in the rear,
eight rooms in ill. Tho Lot is 100 feet front, by
l25 feet deep, stocked with choice fruit and gar
den shrubbery. A well of good water in thC
yard. For further particulars apply TO
june 2S--tf NATHAN SIMMONS,
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aug l3-ly

Gass- DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRIl treated with the utmost success, by j.
IsAAcs. NJ. d. and Professor of Diseases Of the
Eye and Ear (his speciality in Tie Medical (olicge
u Phjladeiphid, 10 years experience (formcrly OF
Ieyden, llolIand,) No. sos Arch street. Pha.
Testimonials can he seen at his office, The med
ical faculty are invited 10 accompany their pa
icns, ms he has no secrets in his practice Ar
ff ial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tur examination. apr lb-ly.
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GyIC. 2S. Stt. Tts Gtapt Grie II A.
ltrn Wad,t unc tsuie nit notiirltfeI
8lE bsIsuht-t pprrsn, ras rie Gtie 0Ie
cUmpdsuis aus tinem In rrr Nihe ibrs
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ten Srennhcf uup Cunt iu lieirrn. Nar
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iteis pcn so 6u6 unp lsrsr @runnsn art
'alltb TN Cur6i@uitt 20 900 GublFfut
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adt iih isefr rrr ansstsSlsn SruHnen ck
trSiebtI tswieitn.
- Maun Gbant In Glrtru COUNT
sat cine Seu6ITr'una pom 1886 Stslsu
rslhs Hh aui III GiuiIisn pt,ibstlen
unO 502 9eobabiuisr. Ter g9rrtb rsf
iisasnpsn Giasntbums miro aui S2.907.
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ISIS IN ren Ser. Gtdattn asbUrfn. Th
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$40 uup isne rer 8inrer unter Is Sabren
duf | 1856. On MauG Count ,dhlt l .696
Stumrtner. Dds lisssnrs Gtsentbuu
pirp auf s435 500 uup pas psri5ulib,
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untrr 10 Sllrsn: GIG.
- Gsit Ca5 penniyIpauiffe Steras
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pennIYlplnisn ab. Den 6inrfntuuastr
iCbt glro rislet natiirlih uidt mehr CT
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NOR Ocarp's gbiht gu Isiu. paul S66pp,
i'm 0eidnsniB in Carlisle Hesn 81 IaiTsn
unp ttm na4fcIssuben @cupsrn6r an
hsimiuittlfH, Oh pteisr bic @ait prrlin
germ mill.
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rte iuasneIide 0dttin pUn 98m. Sapts9
IN 5uybutpiur. RortbuutsfIeuo Gcuuir
bel REM Ssriuht, fins tisnnsnre 3eEr
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serbstAeiibrte grpIuFCn rsriclbca g.
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lsBunssn On ben .6iupsn uup &rmsn.
- Die nsusrWibtlsn 6ritrenert@ls
lollt'n n,t vfraeGtu. pa6 ft innutali
orsibt3 Eagsn naG iArsr GrWdbIung psn
prCtbrnptdr Na6rtht astrn miiI'n, pli
lie has Amt dnnehmsu. inptm nnprrrnfau,
Dif GcmmtiiICn nitt ausstftut Wirp uhl
oaS Nwl cutlnt tlsitt.
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Gin s@wassr surstbtaswIsfsn.

ViGtDr 6u1V's einilIHaes @rplSrre ae.
zen rts anasbIt6t Sartarst reI CrutItsu
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WbSltna. Set. 20. Q9tr batru TGf
,pei GCn9rsbmdnnsr aerpnusn im 6rlsn
rno Dritlsn Dihvitt-Grfsrsn tel ]. .0OO
u, hrhsit. Die bis1Ssn 3spubltfanty as
pen au, taB raS game rsmrfrattit,
StadtS' Sidst asFdbIt III. icmie quo Elm,
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osbt, mitsrti6rrsnsr Nsbrbsit dnaenCm
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1Sirtuua nttt psrirblsn auf ris Uahisr,
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pIpani,u. Supiaua unp gpsf 8rlinisr
renpfratiit!
- Rd6 esr cfR,islIsn 3ibIuna bal
GtnCinnoti 2lS.90J Ginwcluer; duhtr
rem mUbnsn in rem GcriiirRn 1855
psricnsn, wsIts bier arbstttn prer bic,
1eiadite babcn.
- Tas G6dbamt piro an f,fpr
TItrch i'm Nipnat Rcyrmtsr fur ST.,
O00, 1000 0olo p'rfdufsu unp on isrem
rcuusrRas fir 81, ,OUO,OOO 9rnrs an.
fauitn.
- Ter Yriiirsut bat sine GtermaIilr
auindbme rts Genius ron grw 9l1ii
Suy unp County ona'prrnst. pamii rit
8Idssu ittr cine nuuflt,s" 3ibluns auf-
b6uu.
- gstretir Ger IA pCn rem Itparts
ment Res Suuern am Samfas ,uridsr'
iIeten.
- Ter Tampfrr psrtirs. pfIher an
Sdmhls pon HsU ycrt obitlts, nasn
cine tspsutenCe Sudniitit 8risasmatrrtal
init. prlGre fir ris iran,6Hits R,sisrunf
tsaimmt III. Die 9dpuna wjyp dui $780,,
900 ssIbist. Giue 03nli6e glppng Uirt
nit Gem Ontario dtasbsu.
- Die Oii,itls Matcrisi' i0r tla re'
mriratifte Stiateitdst III 3H1ilud be'
trist 243S.
- Die ginWUbnsr,abt Scu Ct Scuii
tetriat 3l3.0I3. e.. 2cuis Gcnntp ba
347,34 Ginpcbusr. inrsm rdJu lajf'
Der nibtiiGsH Ssp5ltsrunJ ncG 1892
8swOtusr aubftbait esF &tati6rsnysr
ssbSra.
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init, rae her Ssisbt pSS .BSrha-fl
IOltFt." aGs fran;Siiib'H Sui@tIsPpi
(iranstirsurs) Su erinsBen, aTefs lblu
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5raNitiOnsu Gas 5;siithssErrfsn aebSre
=. unO 9siiursl pUH 10 P6tslbaitsr lin
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pae SirOl IN SsitrsiGs ashSrt. braas
iIber bic esuii6tu .,Sarblrsn."
; DisitIte ,.DOrlp" btribtst, bab urti
BEN pisretn Der psutlhtn Armse PIE 3iu
/, oerpth putts. 8, ra6 lie BOD aud cir
. NAL untsr bic Gel Ia Der ansIOsamerita
/. nil@eu prfFt fibrsl
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60 N f.tr wa6rrdeinli6, tae Bile Con.

60 N fstr wa6vf6sinIt6. ta6 Die Con-
vgRtIoH uoSb iaI eaufr otsfss 1ouats nbs
asbalteu miro. Die Tccb 29ta Ssuer
GOmpeaute tratlhtlar, Aa tttHfaqJ etne
DampiipSis. aniuibafii, psHn as esa
ealu nutbpaup.a'n 8atraB pur4 sub,
itrtriicE ar.trlrasH t'nH, - Gsg Gsual
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lieAlacen 0rIeifs Ter {, ". 5aeq. uup
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la,ge eIis!ne Bride iiberIpauut werren,
etc an Ganalfrabs aufiust uuc auRdb-
liz grRau arm pgsrJ dVf cgr RptsTsn
SsIis res Canals Ia artii'tsg. Ets Sc
len risirs 9due5 merpcg auf s 10000
petdSihIaRt, Tcvon Rte gEdfesbdTrs Sob
len II. Glisu 80. $4,000 lsrit'ustt uni
arCete 2laCet8,ntbiimsr reu 9trit ltsfsrn
AHG ares Gle Iiru Greet lou etne neu'
bride iait sinrm &citsHauiWaRp pcT
81 200 errlGttt TrrCPr.
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Gtarb.

am DSuns tag Ab,He. bsH q. SI,pber. IN
<ran on, tsuils, siuyss SCGisr ron 6'tr,ss
une anna ssrnttrft in. i'm a.rsr yea S )ab.,n,
q WeuatGH rue 1 1nstu.
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SbnIhnesrn esr htuif6tH yufbeiitsu NIB
WeteestftH @smeiueg fur bic lirbreirsn pes
'SstIs Der anRansIi4isIs an be gsffprbsne.1
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- Dds Isbte S&iF btr I'm Srd6iabr
duf ben GtcdTfhfaue siuaueasfabreHen
6totte III In Gan Grantleto ana'fommtu. >
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6tihfaus frhtcTsr s15yf2,
-GOuuscticut tal Ja7 $50 Z arc5rsr
-76,739 mebr als 1866.
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SCRANTON pa.
ia Id EiirsIitb has pbOtCsrapbt&e Stsier Don
3. &. Srppnel fdufiib ertarpen babe uue bds
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sIrt duSufsrtigsn, ME
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gQt platten perpen aufsebpbcH unb FSnnsn
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etncmmtn.
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ter pereCn SiIetr sencmmtn.
Nlbums, Rabmeu unp Duahn In GROCER
&uspdhI unb bilis.
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n9- gEfan ibr 9uis &ssiTsr, U'abelu.
oHsl, Si2Ir. FaptHca nao onsttacp
5Ish' unC GiirHndegta, gBdiTr. nno
3ruunen- elmer aHSV dnrert eem 6au5.
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stn 5a6 stuf6Idaenrtu Nrttttl pprrdibid
,aIt. Gs wttp eeatf& paisltl ssiOrp-
fen. On
e<@ Oas neue pbotcarapbi16e atelicE
n bpre part III am Gnrs her Strafens
ftlenbatnIinte. Die teifeu 9tIrsr psrren
'aisltIt anSefrrtiat unp fur 3ufri,rtnbrit
Iaranttrt. Sprshl bel ibm per. l4ap7O
6terber! Rl6 ;wetTG 6enili6sr ab.
ceienbsit 1T Or. Netleiou iUebsn wiersr
'us rem Sfsu ,uridSptrby: nit stuem
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ir bat i'm Ginfdufsn bic rld,tias 3tit at.
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Gin gutter NrUertsr beiCrgf, nls tisber.
aud tn her 3ufnnit lOwUbl nsus arbsit,
ais aud &sparatursa unp prrp Istnsn
Sreunren unp 1lnreIrutCu BEL tbrsn GIN.
'dufsn serus bebaIHi& iein.
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Gdeins sur SsfErrsruns pOa paiIdsisrsu bon
unt ua6 alien Geseneen Geutiblducs uno ter
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Outrage and Lynching.

Fort Scott, Kansas, Ma il.
An account of the moS:s diabolical affair
ever recorded is published in to-day's Hon>
dor. On Tuesday, six men, either
Texans or struggling outlaws from
the Indian Territory, came to the
town of LadCle, few miles
south. After drinking all day they wan..
to the boarding house of \. noach, and
asked to stay al! light. Being refused, on
account Of their drunken condition, one of
the party knocked Roach insensibe with a
revolver. They then went to the bed oc-
cupied by two daughters of Roach, aged
twelve and fourteen, and ravished them
during the entire night, using a knife TO
accomplish their purpose. Roach recoy-
cred alter time, bQt feared to interfere,
knowing that he would be killed if he did
SO. He described the cries and entreaties
of the girls as heartrerding. A quarrel
arose among the demons, and one was shot
dead while In the act of satisfying his lust.
AT daylight the party fled, one taking
with him to the woods the youngest girl.
The town was Immediately reused, and
parties started in every direction to search
for the tiends. The one with the girl was
soon overtaken. He was hung to tree.
Two others were found secreted in the
town, and they were hung to the same
tree The remaining two were also caps
tured, and one of them was hung. The
other one, at last accounts. was IN the cus>
tody of the C: liens, br.r will probably
share the fate of his companions. The
universal verGlct here is that in this IN
stance, O.. least, summary manner of the
lrnn;.Houon of punishment was entirely justi-
ned
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THE INDIANS.
A Woman and Child Murdered bv
a Party Of Warriors.
Sioux CITY. Iowa Nav IA

Sioux City, Iowa, May A.
A war party of Ogallaahs, dressed in
clothing furnished by the government, called
at the cabin of settler living on the Mo.
brasaha river, one hundred and twenty
miles north of here, and while shaking
hands with the man wi fe,v shot her. then
aged thirteen, prisoner. The husband
escaped. The excitement in that region is
very great, and 1t is feared it will be depor.
ulated. Loud calls are made for Sheridan
and Baker.
Late arrivals from up the river report the
Indians saucy and aggressive.
Chicago, May If.
a communication was received in this
city to day from brevet major d. S. Cor
don, of company d, I'd United States cav,
airy commanding at Atlantic Gulch, near
Atlantic City, Wyoming territory, relative
to recent fights with the Indians in the
vicinity of that post. The major states
that on the morning of the 4th inst, some
of his men discovered parties of Indians
with stolen stock, proving around the post.
Taking detachment Of men, the command
ing officer started for the lntruders, when a
fight ensued, during which two Indians
were killed and several wounded, with nc
loss to the soldiers, and all of the stolen
stock was recovered. The Indians finally
beat retreat, but were hotly pursued by
the troops, and a running fight was com
menccd and kept up pretty much all day.
Five more indians were slain and large
number wounded.
The victory on the part of the soldiers
was complete. One of them, however,
lieutenant Stanbaugh, was killed, and an
other was wounded. Major Gordon thinks
that lodge Of redskins will not trouble them
again.