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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

, Wamieuen 1T Der BON ben beutiden Solbaten
aufgebrad,e Spotlnaule Der WtitraiQsuien (Rusel.
iprlBen). a5
Cine g S1mabron baierifdber gbepaurs
Iegers, pelte elm Dorf in Der Champagne beleBt
belt, leb lih ben portreffliden Wein poblihmeden.
Der yBein munoe. rporauf oieier ertpieoerte: xWan
muB boalt.-es gebt bod mir iber oas 8 Sofbrdu."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

86 Wi9iean Street. glepelanb. Ohio.
@efenbe nben bas bette 9oas, ete beut1&e &p unb hte
yasss bel dussrh btaisea yrstfeu.
DIT, Z. lin
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29
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s. @edel eiseHtbamsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

Sn Der Wain3er 3eituns fnoen wr ben
pollen Ssyt 0es pom Uuliier &neti d)fe auf V0rs
poiien BEL Saarbruf seoibteten Napo!lumlleoes:
rWas traudbt bort in bcm guid berums
I'D gtaub' es 1T Hapolium."
YBas bat Der nun Su frauden bort?
O'rauf Sameraoen, ia8t ibn fort
Sort baben. 5id i'm Dfnen 6elo
yiod r0tbe 6oien aufgeiteat."
8as baben Die oa ruin su ite1'n?
D'rauf los, mir mllien iie bslebn!
vD2it ben Ranonen unb Mamiea'n.*)
Sa fnaQ'n lte, bab Die Obren 9el'n."
9Bas baben Tie oa rum su fnal'n2
9'rauf Rameraoen, bis Fe fal'n!!"
xNapolium, Hapolium, a
Wiii Deiner Sabe 9ebt es frumm!"
Wtit @ott 0'rauf los. oann it's uorbei,
Wtit ieiner 8an3en Railerei!
Limb bic fran56Pi9e @robmauNdaft,
Nuf epig lulro ie ab9ei4afft!
Muf nad Yaris. ben ribp9en Gobn
Sort seben wlr'n Der grrrranoe Nabiobn!N
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

Gin Mdbaen lest ii d bor einen giien.
babn5u9, uno miro 9etDotef. 4m Wtontog
furj Dor Mittaa. als Der BON Often tommeube Yui
iasiersug Der Weitern Union gilenbabn in Rod So
lamb einfubr, beging Elm ihpeoiihes Utdoden 9ta'
mems 2otta 2arlon pon etwa 20 Sabren uno ehr tu
lid Dor einem 3uae auf oas @eeiie le9te Inn ubsr-
fabten 3u tperoen. Ytpur Der 3ua berangefommen
mar, muroe lie BON einem tlelnen Udoten auf benz
gnbe elmer ShmeQe 5ibsno geleben. Gebteres glaub-
te, 6rdulein Ga,ion apne Die Wtfabr nlft uno lief
oeBbo5 3u ibr bin uno bat lie auf5ultehen. G0tta
antmortete ibr. DAB ie MIDI ldnger leben t0nne lon
bern lterben noble. als Der 3ua beranbraune. Lief
Dem Geiten!ues in Der 9idbe ftanoen iaben ie Jrdu
Ien 2arion, als Die 2ocomotue id ibr ndberte, ib=
rem Sbapl iber ben Ropf mari uno 1ib riidDdris
iiber oas @eeile leste; allen lie fauen 5u lpdt, um
ole unglidlid,e retlen 5u tonnen.
Oie Xocometipe uno jpei gBagen tparen bereits
iiber le gefabren bepor Der Jngen,eur ben 3ug gum
Steben br:ngen fDnnte. s0ie unDludline wuroe
oann furdtbar Sermalnlt als 9side berpor9e5osen.
9ah etipa elmer Stun0e nuroen Die uebetr,fte per.
mittelt e,nss grpreBmasens nan Der luiberlnen
Huhe gebrabt, no man fiir Die Bserolauna Dor
bereitungen madpte, oa cine 5ooten1au hlt fit mo-
tbig gebaltcn puroe.
Iotta Aarion lit eine BON ben Sdpeiiern, bon
oenen 3pei psrbeiratbet lino. peltte Dor o Sabren
nit ibren gtern nadb Ut0llne tamsn. Stet uon ib=
men. einidblleBIid) Gotta, luebe bon anoenebmsm
4elbern lit, b,enten Sabre i'm Central baus, nab.
reno bieles Sutel bon germ Subbero gebalen ipur.
De. Seoem bat Gotta in mebreren 9,IluaI!amillen
9eoient BON oenen tie bic leBte Dor etpa enem Wto.
not pereb, ba lie front mutoe, ipas ibre Sreunoe 5u
icbDerer Nrbeit 3uIfrieben. Sn lsBter 3eit tDaren
ibre 8e itesfrdie epas geitort. 3otta uno ibre
Sdnsitern peroen in utollne lebr seahtet uno Vile,
pslhs Die trauriss Wad9ribt borsn. iprs9en srobss
WitgefabI aus. (Dau. Bannsr)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29
Muswdrtiee Mgente,,
Ohio

llsper SanbucfY, 8 Messrter. Masarrt, s,pbn 9oem.
Sbebp, g Ylpou Y. 60. Ginblep, Spbn NetftI
Rapenma, u Bieb 2aueafer, 9bsebpr Nahues.
Marietta Ssnrp BOIL. Netp vbtIaeeipbta, sHpniae.
Wenstera, &. Gleppbae, Xolebp. Mprtimer u. QanA,
pueYrus, q Dunnenwirts, II. &plrmbus, Wm TErifon,
9ifFn, gbilipp Gmi& Rssaba, Q D aRinih 60
gfrpn s Rinf gilmore, aDm Nubemeper.
Rorralf, Muauf Gsrsd &tnsinnatt, Omen Owens
Delsbps, Gb Uinfb, NaasIslb, gstsr Dit. gssz.
Rerpart, Carl 9 @rpb DeRaRce s N yrsilenbprffs,
8ermiuipn, Sptn Saiftnaue. Canton, Sptn &ater
Barren, @ y Dude gcungetcmn % @ttter.
Carer, Salpmon pare, gcrtsmeutb. g 6 2etnisr
Gjresiue GW 0an 6eYbt Qpsan, Saepb Shpars,
g,r,otrn u, q, & Suu, Grriiine, Saeub stabie
Maianea. Senss Gallon, 6Hnetber,
Reutpn, q y Jotnfpx Gaaousfp, 6. 1ranb
nofpria W Rinsseh, Wit. 8ernon, &pb Itompfsn
Worbside. gDm Re amtsrf, 5enrY ntht,
Ottawa, D q Rraae, WiQsrsburs, 8 9 8crweri
Qppie Greet, 3 Rod, Fremont, Or s Wtlmer.
Wadiupn, geter QueiuS 9erea, Srtn gD aBal
Glrria So5n QSr14 9iserpopl, paul Dea
Dela,pars Sttn 9iebenb0rfer, ,9eussue, Ssasy Wtts,
Gbasrtcn s. 8 Qpna, DAYTON, u aR gouns,
Rbles, GbarleS 2inn, gbpcfrr, 8 s 8arle,
Mfblaab. CD Qerp.r, 0lpnreestue, @ 4tpfh,
yrospest, 9sbnsr, Guitar, @us 5in1sr.
Mnbere Staaten.
gsieass, Gampsea. g8itmann CAT sasinaw. RtG., 8 3
n InoQate, W5Qer
Detru MA, RubplptDie- Bar gits, Nd., GboeG eGitfert
penbef, St. Qpu,s, Wo., ~ D Qtmfe.
- N Bubmann, Generals Asent.
Wm. Morriion. agent in Columbus.
8ebr. l3. '69. &H5 -
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2u perfdufem.

63s Mder oanb in gsaFslb unb Cranberry 9pwnfeies,
grapforb County, ..
Yaul 5 Setid,
Sept. /. 2u,t ~ Bucarue, 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

,bflsb'se spe,,al- efrm'as tfplsbsn.
llnp lie aenadben Gerid6te ilnc bierpurdb ern6d.
tia, unS oatoriiir, epe,ial. sisuuaen gum 3,s,de
psr Decentralization son ausldnesrn uuf lold,s xaae
unb ,naeh {rlAsn Srtsn in ibrcn relpeetipen 81.
itrieten a,sAuihreitsn unb ictAs naieltR atsupals
ten trie es mad ibrer Mnlidt cine tiaiae &iflitt
ouf bic Sifentlise Dssuemiidb in BeSus auf Den
aenannsen s3psA erbeiidt ,inb RON Der altbaltuns
iol6tr @isunasn fca ,peniaitens arpan,ia Saae rcr
rcr rAeit Sifentlid9 8enntni6 aeaeten tperoen; lie
oepa6tsn gommii7dre abera foaen aum 3wefs Der
SrfiiGuna, i6rer 9hitten inter ntsien @ejsss te.
itiumte SI7entlidbe Gisunaen abiubalten, pslte
am srlaen Wcntaa in iebem aneern Uionat an BEN,
ieniaen Orte innerbalb Bee lDifrietS tbren Mnfana
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29

OUR COUNTY TICKET.

Some delays incident to the organi-
r.tion of the Central Committee of the
Connty caused a few days delay in
the insertion of the County ticket into
our eoIunns-.he Chairman of the old
committee preferring not to place
himself in q position to incur she pos
sible charge of ofiiciousness which
might have been made against him II
he had taken legitimate part of the
new committee's business out Of its
hands and himself ordered the inser-
ton. We say thisnluch by way of ex-
plsnation Of what was susceptible OF
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
Of the Union Republican Party of Ne
yada, adopted in State Convention,
at Elko, September p, 1870.

Al Elko, september Il, 1SU.
RESOLVED, That the Administration of
President Grant and the Repu blican ma
iority in Congress are entitled to the
thanks of the country for the manner in
which they have discharged their duties
and fulfilled the promises upon which
they were elected TO power.
2-That We renew our pledges of devO-
ton to the Federal Union, and consider
the preservation of its integrity and the
maintenance oil its honor, as the highest
duty of every American citizen, and to
r.aen, without regard TO pasipOliticai assO-
cations or differences.
5-That We are now. as ever, opposed 10
all forms and phases of human slavery,
il favor of all measures the purpose of
which is 10 lawfully protect the labor of
The citizen and that the action OF Con-
creSs in refusing 10 admit Asiatics to the
privilege OF naturalization receives the
thanks ami Endorsement OF this COnven-
ton. and we earnestly urge upon that
body to speedily enact such laws as Will
prevent the further Importation OF Chin
.se under service contracts.
THAT We favor the entire repeal of the
income tax, and the reduction .1f the tar
II, and all other taxation, to the lowest
point consistent with the main tenance of
TIE public credit.
That we sympathise with all people
ia every country who are striving to resist
tie encroaehments of desEstiSm and es-
tablish constitutional liberty.
C. C. BATTERMAN, Chairman,
JOHN II. BOALT, Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29

OCTOBER LIST. 1870.

THE FOLLOWING PACKAGES REMAINING
uncalled for in Wells Fargo Co., will be sold At
pubic auction ,y c. II. Maish. at his auction
house on Carson street. on
Saturday, October LIST, 1870.
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, for charges and cash:
s. NJ. Buel, box, from San Francisco. April 70.
1865.
H. j. Bicknell, gun. from Boise City, Oct 10,
1865
VIM. DeGraf, package, from Sacramento, Nov.
IS, 1865. so
VIM Edwards. va'ise. from Reno, Oct. 20, 1869.
A. W. Hale, box AMI package. from Aurora.
June l. 1865
n: Lumsien, package, &c. O.D.) from San Fran-
cisco, Sept. q. 1869
jacob Straishts, package, from San Francisco.
June 90 1869.
Mrs VIM B,nham, parcel, from Placerviiie,
Feb, 19, 1866
X. NJ. Moore, box, from San Francisco, Sept. g.
1865.
J.E. Garrett, f ON San Francisco Sept, 6, 1896,
package; A,g. 2, ls66, package. frow Austin'
May IA, 1866, box.
self ID Ii. RICE, Agent ". F. / Co.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29

CARS TOWNSHIP.
20 Justice Of the PeAce-..--...k. r. PARKINSON
EMPIRE IoTNSEIP.
Rar Justice of the Peace. -....-..JANES NORRIS
School Trustees FIR District No 1:
CHARLES MARTIN, E. EL..OD and JAMES
EUFtY.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29
0rmsby County Union Republican
Ticket.

Ypr State Senator ......-..--- ISRAEL CRAWFORD
For Members CT the Assembly,
4 j. LOCKWOOD, ]. A. BURLINGAME and
C A. WIrIIERELL.
pM Sheriff. ...-..-....-.. -.-....-----S- SWIFT
Yr County Clerk .-.....--........T. j. EDWARDS
Fx County Treasurer ii. s. MAS,N
For County Recorier...-...---S. D KING, SR-
Yss County Asse W CutDiC
Yer District Attorney -----.------J. e. HEREFORD
Fsx Supt. Pub. Schools..-------L 5. GREENLAW
Psr County Surveyor .--..--------.----R- A. CHaS.
For County Commissioners
} Z CHENEY fLong TENN: 8. A. MEYERS
and A. Z. SABIN (Sh Jrt Tern.9.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29
OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT CONvEN-
TON.

The Convention met at 20 minutes
past Il O'Clock, and was called to order
by Mr.. A. D. Treadway Of the State
Central Committee when, upon motion
of Mr.. James of Ormsby Mr.. Treadway
was declared the Temporary President
of the Convention.
Nominations for Secretary being in
order Mr., Beck nominated Mr.. James
who was declared elected but who per-
emptorialy declined. Mr.. James then
nominated Mr.. Beck, who also per-
declined to serve. After
considerable skirmishing, which re-
suited in its being understood tina no
member of the convention could be
induced to serve, Mr.. James moved
that Mr.. Mighels, the reporter for the
APPEAL act as chairman. The motion
prevailed.
On moti6n of Mr.. Beck committee
of three on credentials was appoint ed
by the chair.
The chair named Mr.. Beck OF
Washoe, Mr.. Haines of Douglas and
Mr.. Wright of Ormsby.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29
RAILROAD NOTICE.
A. B. DIRE SBACH,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries. Provisions.
Wines and Liquors.
Flour and Ecei
rOCa.ery and iis.Ware.
Hardware and tiOit>.
ESl:iSti and sporting
lSOVyGeG.
safety Fuse.
Clothing. ssaosS and Shoes
california; Lime,
Plaster Haii>.
Eastern eiscHf
Eastern ltlir,
W hitting,
Window Glass.
Paints ana ellis.
Wall PAPER.
Window sla dcS,
l'iclure OrGS.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29
UNION REPUBLICAN,
stats TICKET.

For Governor. A. TKlTLE
FOR Lieutecant GovernorJAS. 8. SUNDERLAND
FOR Representative in Congress- THOMAS FITCH
Fa Justice OF the Supreme CourtJ. s. SLAU>SEN
Yor Secretary Of Stste.-.-......... .-.J. D MINOR
Fr Treasurer of Stste....--------.LEN WINES
yU Controller of State...-........-.W. W. HOB ART
For Surveyor General DAY
Ros sspt- of Public Instruction.-.-A. N FISHER
FOR State MineralosiSt. HENRY WHITEHALL
For Clerk of the Supreme Court ALFRED HELM
For State Printer.......... HENRY X. MIGHELS
2nA Judicial District Nomination.
For Distric. Judge .-.....-CIARLES n. HARRIS
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
DIED.

In Easton, Md. on Thursday morning, the 2sth
ult. at l23 O'Clock, Mrs. Sarah Maria, wife of ex-
Gov. Philip Francis Thomas, in the 57th year of
her age.
Died, May I'd, 1870, after short illness, Eliza
/ Whitby Hayes, aged 20 years and IA days.
When we are so suddenly bereft, our hearts
are prone to rise in rebeious murmurings at the
will of Him who is allwise and merciful
We can say ''it is WELL, when the litte-one,
the snless one, is taken to His bosom. We weep;
but we who have passed through the sorrows
and dangers of childhood, know how far happier
its growth in Heaven
We know that the aged must die. And when
the ripe shock is gathered into the eternal garner
we are able to say "Thy will be done.'F The
joys of earth had palled upon the taste and the
spirit longed for the sweets of Heaven.
But when the one who has but just reached
maturity, full of life and hope; beautiful with
health and intelligence, and with future of love
and usefulness opening before her; is SO ruthless
y torn from us, we can but ask-why? Oh |
Heavenly Father, Why?
We cannot dare not question His justice, mer-
cy or love, but it seems to our stricken hearts
that could we but no0 see the lesson lie would
teach us, it would lessen our intense sorrow
Language fails to tell our grief for this dear de-
parted one, who was a dutiful, affectionate
daughter, tender sister, and faithful friend
None knew her but to love her."
May we emulate her virtues and may we ev-
er think of her as basking in the light of her Re
deemer; who, for some wise purpose has taken
her to Himself.
No terror has death or the grave,
10 those who believe in the Lord
Who know the Redeemer can save,
And lean on tho faith of his word.
Lord God Almighty to thee
We turn, as our solace above;
The waters may fail from the sea,
But nerer thy fountains of love-
Oh teach us thy will to obey,
And say with one heart and accord
He gave and he taketh away,
And praised be the name of the Lord"
g. &C.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

The English press sees signs of the
speedy and certain triumph of free trade
in the United States, and the London Times
notes the silence with which Grants plan
Of subsidzing American steamers has been
received and the discussions in the House
on the Tariff bill as among the evidences
of the inevitable defeat of the protection
lists. At the same time the Times ques-
tions whether the clogging of the indus
trial progress of the American people by
protection would not be for the material
advantage Of England
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
Correspondence Of tie MddIetown Transcyipt,
New CASTLE, May Sd, 1870.

Mr.. EDITOR The first battle of the
campaign in Delaware came off today in
this town, for Town Co mmissioners, and
Clerk of the Market, and the negro troops
were routed, horse, foot, and artillery I!
it was an unexpected defeat to them
They were well drilled and confident of
victory, and if it was not too serious a
matter to joke about, l might give YOU a
laughable description of the sable knights
as they proudly made tht ir charge. Tho
ragged and dirty, they generally looked
pleased and self-satisfed, and found the
place to deposit their tickets, which had
been distributed to them the night before
though one poor fellow wandered into
the Office of the Clerk of the Peace, and
handed his ticket to the deputy, who kind
ly informed him he was in the wrong pew.
1t was sad sight, and the leaders kept
in the back ground, as if they were really
ashamed of the farce. Fifty-four negroes
voted, being one-half tho votes polled bv
the Mongrel Party.
Well, Mr.. Editor, the first battle is won
by the Democrats, with The aid of whites
true to their race. All honor to them who
come to the rescue now. The free schools
are at stake, the jury box, the levy court,
and the Legislature. Shall these be pollu-
ted? l think the people, all over the
State, will give the same answer at the
polls, as was given today by
New CASTLE.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, April 27, at the Presby terian
Church, Delaware City, by Rev. Schofeld, Clay
ton b. Reybold and Miss Sophronia R. Forbes,
both of Delaware City
On April 2s, 1870, at the residence of the bride,
by Rev. d. f. Ewell, Mr.. Isaac Clayton, to Mrs.
Sarah Fluharty, both of New Castle county, Del.
On April 2s, at the residence of Charles Num-
bers, by Rev. d. +. Ewell, Mr. John Boyer, of
Queen AIMS county, Nd, to Mrs. Mary Elliott,
of New Castle county, Del
On April %, 1870, at the residence of the bride S
father, by Rev. II. f. Miskimon, Mr.. Victor Hen
drickson, to Miss Sallie g. Foard, all of Kent
county, Nd.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

The most absolute despotism rcigns in
Georgia. Gen. Terry, the military com
pandant' has virtually suspended the writ
OF habeas corpus, and is trying citizens
before military commission of his own
selection. And this in the United States
OF America, in the 10Th century! An
en0rt was made on Wednesday, in the
House OF Representatives, to introduce a
resolution of inquiry calling on the nomi-
nal head of the government to state wbe-
ther the conduct of Gen. Terry had his
sanction. But objection being made, the
resolution went over. Could any higher
reproach be cast upon the boasted freedom
OF this country than the conduct of this
uPstart military satrap has thrown upon it?
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

IHE NINTH CENSUS ~. S. Marshal
Goldsborough, for the district of Mary
land, has completed his appointment of
assistants for taking the next census.
For Cecll-First, second and third dis
trlcts' DR.. Tuft; 4th, 9th, 9th, Henry w.
Kimball; 9th, 7th, Sth, j. D. West.
For Kent-Wm. V. Turbitt.
For Queen Anne's-P Pere j. Lynch,
1st and I'd districts; John d. Kemp. 3d
and 4th.
Work is to begin on the 1st of June,
and to be completed and final return made
by the 18th of August.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

A call is published in the Delaware Ca
zettc, signed by Samuel Jefferson, chair
man of the last county meeting, for a
Democratic county meeting at New Castle
on Saturday next, 18th inst for the pur-
pose Of appointing judges to hold the nom
lnation election for sheriff and coroner,
and to attend to such other business as the
organization may require.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

From DovER.-But few persons, we
learn, were present at Dover, on Thurs
day, to participate in the convention to
organize white mans party. The day
was rainy and the farmers busy in the
midst of corn planting, but does not the
small number in attendance indicate that
the advocates of the supremacy of white
men are satisfied with the existing white
mans party, and will be found in accord
with it, on the issue of mongrelsm
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

~ DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost success, by ].
lsAAcs. NJ d. and Professor of Diseases of the
Eye and Ear (his speciality in the Medical College
Of FhiIadelphid, l3 years experience, formerly of
Leyden, Holland, No. sO5 Arch street, Phila
testimonials can be seen at his Office. The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their pa-
tients, us he has no secrets in his practice. Ar
tiicial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
ior examination. apr l5-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

wednesday last was set apart in Vir-
ginla and Maryland, by the Governors of
those States, as day of humiliation and
prayer in consequence of the late calamity
in Richmond. Gov. Bowie, of Maryland,
recommended that subscriptions be taken
up in the churches, for the relief of the
sufferers.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

TO the Democratic Voters Of Nev Castle County.
EELLow-CITTzEE Sat the earnest solicitation
of my friends, offer myself as a candidate for
the nomination of Coroner of New Castle County
and hereby pledge myself to support the success
ful nominee of the Democratic Party.
JOSEPH EARNEST.
st. Georges Hid. March 26, ls7O-tn.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

An election for Mayor and City Council
took place in Westminster, Md. on Mon
day, when the entire democratic ticket
was elected. Notwithstanding over fiftv
unregistered negroes voted the radical
ticket. Bonfires and rejoicings took place
at night in the ranks of the successful par-
ty' and it is evident that the disgust in
splred In the minds of rational conserya-
tive men, is thinning the ranks of radical
ism everywhere. The result in New Cas-
tie' on Tuesday, elsewhere published, is
another evidence of it. The Delaware Re-
publican consoles itself with the reflection
that the negroes will supply the places of
those who are quitting the ranks of that
party in disgust. We sball see. Elktop
also routed the 18th amendment, on Mon
day last, by so majority over the mongrel
ticket.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

~, The Mcfarland trial is still progressing
Inc New York papers have made the most
OF It, selzlng upon every sensational incl
dent, and spreading it before their read
ers, to crafty prurient curiosity.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

The Delawdre State journal made its
appearance, on Tuesday, with handsome
new head, looking as spruce as man with
eloan dckcy and freshly mown chin
II has dropped the name of Statesman.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

CHIyALRY.-In view of the contcmpla
ted tournament which is expected to come
off near Warwick, this month or next. we
publish an article en- this subject, on the
first page, which will interest our readers
generally.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

The struggle for the railroad terminus
between Chancellor's Point and Oxford in
Talbot county, Md is likely to be decided
IN favor of the former, says the Easton
Star, much to the disappointment of the
inhabitants of Oxford Neck and Bay Hun
drcd.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

Governor English, of Connecticut was
lhaugura'ed on Wednesday, in New Ha-
ven. a procession Of several miles in
ions'n Paraded through lhe city, and the
ceremonies were said to have been the
most imposing ever witnessed there.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
MiddletoWn Hall.

A MEETING will be held in the Hall on Tu-
q. esday afternoon next May 0, at A o'clock,
lor ,he purpose of arranging the preliminaries
for the Annual Grand
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
Inc ladies and gentlemen of the town and vi
eLnily are cordially invited to attend and aid in
Tue anair. S. PENNINGTON.
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N0RONER II

TO the Democratic Voters Of New Clstle Co.
FELLOW CITIZENS AT the earnest solicitation
of my friends again offer myself as a candidate
for the nomination of Coroner of New Castle Co.
and am thankful to my friends for the support
they gave me at the last nomination election. and
pledge myself to abide the decision of the party.
Delaware City, Feb. 5-tn
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SEHERIFFALTY.
SHERIFFALTY.

- SHERiFFALTY.-To the Voters of the Demo-
~ cratic Party of New Castle County
GENTLEMEN Encouraged by many friends
am induced to offer myself as a candidate for
nomination for Sheriff for the County of New
Castle, pledging myself to abide by the nom;na.
ton of said Party and give my hearty sunnort 70
the successful candidate. Respectfully, "
No,, c,.po tt, WIN: II. LAMBSON.
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INGRAM & GIBsoN,s pRIcr cnnnn,-n

drna ne upove prices will be paid in cash for pro-
So uuce , delivered in good order; and we wish to
sortment of Groceries and Provisions which we
Wi VIII sell reasonably for cash. at the Corner of
broad and Anderson Streets, Middletown, Del. .
March 20--tf INGRAM h f:IRSoK
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Peninsular Machine Works
MIDDLET0WN, DELAWARE.
PENNINGTON BROS.

II AVE bought out the Peninsular Machine
- Works at Middletown. Mr.. A. r. Penning-
ton Will take charge of the same and intends 70
carry on the business in its various branches and
call. ~ sNe MN