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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
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INOR SALE-A lot Of ground and frame NFsss
HN House thereon, In the village OF Rising ka.:l
Suu Maryland; good stand for u bakery, as there
is none in the village or near IT, There might also
be kept in connection with 1t, an Ice Cream and
Oyster Saloon. Inquire of JAMES GREEN, Ken
nett Square, Pa, or JOHN I. BoWDEN, Rising
Sum- Md. sepl92td,1tw,p
VVyANTED-A No. man TO take charge of
w Dairy of upwards of 1850 cows, with complete
appliances for steaming, cutting, grinding and pre-
pairing food. None but live man with the best re-
ferences to experience, capabilty and integrity
need apply. To such liberal salary and a good
house with permanent situation will be given. Adj
dress "DAIRi,"
Care Messrs Griffin Il Hoffman,
sept13,Gtiitw Baltimore, Maryland.
UNoR SALE-A good thoroughbred Dur <lEsSs
n ham Bull, months old Apply to LIF
HENRY j. HOLLIS, 49,
septi5,4tw' Henry Clay, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

was held on the evening of the 14th inst, at the
school house in Seaford. The meeting was
called to order by Mr.. Robert A. Houston. Rev.
Il. q. Gaines was appointed President, r. A.
Houston and J. p. Obier Vice Presidents Daniel
Mcfarland and VIM. d. Fisher Secretaries. The
President introduced Prof. VIM. Howard Day, Of
Wilmington. Del. who was the orator of the
evening. Prof. Day delivered beautiful and
pointed address, and held the attention OF his
audience until late in the evening. His discourse
was principally directed to the colored citizens.
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PInsoNAI..-Under tho head of Marriages,
We print, to-day, an item very personal to our
friend and correspondent, Capt. Charles >. Bell.
We tender the happy couple our best wishes.
Messrs. ]. H. j. Bush, and Lewis p. Bush, of
This CITY. have matriculated as students in Del
aware College, at Newark. Other young men
from this city likewise propose to enter
DIR. Brown, of Christiana Hd has just returned
from his plantation in Virginia, and left at our
Office a sample of his cotton crop, of which he
has twenty-five acres. He represents crops az
better than they have been before since the war,
| though the wet weather in the spring interfered
| with the planting, and some parts of the State
| have suffered somewhat from drought while in
other localities there has been plenty of rain all
| the season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

NARROW EscApE.-On Tuesday afternoon, OF
last week, seven men riding on handcar on the
Wilmington IS Reading Railroad made very
noon train from Wilmington goes no further than
Coatssvillc. and these men, who are employed on
tho road, got on the car to ride home, When
about six miles north of Coatesbille, and round
Wilmington 10 Heading, came up to them, and
they had just time enough to Jump from the car
before the engine struck it They were all very
muu,. frightened by the accident, but very
thankful that they had escaped from death. The
struck the head light of the engine and broke
it off,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

FnEDrRIcK FAIR.-The Tenth Annual Fair OF
the Frederick Co, Nd, Agricultural Society, will
be held OH the Fair Grounds, at Frederick city,
on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
October 1lth, 18th, 18th and 18th next. This
Society has acquired most enyiable reputation
for the beauty of its grounds and their surround
inrs. and the interest of the exhibitions during
tia nast two years. No effort, we are assured,
will be spared to maintain the attractiveness of
the Fairs which have heretofore drawn to Fred
ericl silch immense assembages, including last
season the President of the United States, Gen.
sherman, and other distinguished visitors. The
premiums offered for trials of speed will doubt
less attract fine horses and render this depart
nent as usual most interesting feature The
baltimore and Ohio Railroad will issue round
trip tickets ut half fare, and will carry freight
| for exhibition at half rates.
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21.-Meats unchanged. But
ter 40@45c, eggs SIC, apples, 20@30c half peck,
peaches 30@40c half peck, $1.25@1. IS a basket,
pears 30@35c half peck, s1.25@1.50 a bashet,
canteloupes Toe basket, sweet potatoes 15@20c
per half peck, tomatoes 15c per half peck, string
beans l5c half peck, lima beans 20c quart.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

NNTE HAVE patent Rat Trap which never mss
w es. Only % cents each.
J. A. ROBINSON 4 co.
myT,u Second and Market SITS.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris. Nav 2.-The central commit
tee in favor of the Plehiscite, have
sent one hundred thousand copies OF
this mornings Figaro, which contains
all the details of the conspiracy against
The lie of the Emperor, to the various
nrovinces, as document furnishing ar
gument in favor of an affirmative vote.
Public meetings were held in differ
cnt parts Of Paris yesterday, which were
very exciting and come were conse-
1uendy dissolved by the authorities.
In many instances the audiences de-
rartcd amid shouts of " Viva la Re
ymbliQue.' No rioting occurred.
One of the Radical journals pub
fishes document pronouncing the ex-
pulsion of the Italian banker, Cernu-
,chi. for violation of the laws of the
country, done in the interest of a politi-
rtl protest, which is signed by NJ. NJ.
irago Cremieux, Jules Favre, j. Ferrie
Pettelan, Jules Scnion and many other
equally well known Radicals.
LONDON, MAY John Gay and his
family have arrived here.
There is an active movement of the
cotton weavers all over the country for
advanced wages.
The following delegates to the New
York Protestant Conference have al
ready announced their intention to be
present Lord Alfred Churchill, Earl
Iavan. asd the following Ministers of
che House of Commons: Sir Harry
yern.v. of Buckingham; William
Shepherd Allen, of New Castle; John
Candlish, Of Sunderland; Thos. Cham
hers, of Marvleboue; William LOWER,
or Cambridge Borough William Nc
Arthur, of Lawbeth,. and Rouland
smith, of Derbyshire, South
The Times this morning ridicules the
Tornado case, saving that neither the
English conscience nor honor is IN any
way concerned with ii.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-The propeller
City of Ragusa, seven yards long, will
ieare this port for New York in a few
davs
DUBLIN, MAY cardinal Cullen has
issued another pastoral letter renewing
his denunciation of Fenianism and Free
Masonry -. -.
ROME, May Cardinal AntOnelli,
in his reply, barely tells NJ. Daru that
His Holiness the Pope declines to sub,
nit the French vote TO the Ecumenical
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Tariff QuestiOn-A American Med
ieaI AssOciatiOn-A spicy Debate
Important Supreme Court De-
THE TARIFF DEBATE.

THE TARIFF DEBATE.
WASHINGTON, MAY 1.-The tariff de
bate in the House on Saturday was
solely on the question of laying aside
General Schenck's bill, and taking up
Mr.. Judd brief substitute. Mr.. Judd :
motion was something of a surprise,
and failed bv large majority. Gen
eral Schemck, in speaking against it,
was very bitter, and showed that the
serenity of his disposition has been a
good deal disturbed bv the criticism and
opposition that the WAYS and Means
committee has encountered on It's bill.
II seemed to I've thought by some men,
bcrS that il would take no more time TO
finish this than To act upon Mr.. Judd :
substitute, and il is possible that the
Schcnck bill since its figures on iron
have been - materially reduced, has
more friends than It had two weeks ago.
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The American Medical Association
holds it, ANIMAL meeting here this
week, beginning on Tuesday. Among
the papers to be read are the following
On Doctrine of Vital and Physical
Force" DR.. John Walters, of Missouri; ;
on Cultivation of the Cinchona Tree,
DR.. Lemuel J. Teal, of Pennsylvania !;
on National Medical Schools, Dr. F.
G. Smith, of Pennsylvania; on State
Medical Societies. DR.. y. s. Davis, Of
Illinois; on Proper Treatment of the
Insane DR.. John H. Purwen, of Penn
svlvania; on THE Climatology and
Epidemics of Pennsylvania" DR.. Ezra
VI. Hunt; of Ohio, DR.. T. l.. Neal; Of
Kentucky, Dr. J. D. Jackson, of Ten
nessee. DR.. r. W. Aycnt; of Michi-
gan, DR.. Abram Sayer; of Indiana, DR..
j. f. IIibbard; Of Illinois. DR.. K. c.
Hamil; OF Missouri, DR.. Geo. Ellcman;
of Iowa, DR.. j. c. Hughes.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Supreme Court has decided that,
under the provisions of the act of 1924
in civil actions in courts al the United
States, no witness can he excluded be
cause he is party to, or interested IN
the case. 4 decision has also been
given that the loaning of money to the
Confederate States when subscription to
the loan was ext0rted hv fear, and be
coming surety on the official bonds of
Confederate State officers from motives
of friendship to enable such officers,
being conscripted, to remain at home
with their families, were not acts Civ
ing aid and comfort to the rebellion.
The decision also determines that par
ties who have taken the amnesty oath
in such cases, are entitled To recover.
A large number of minor decisions
were. made by the court previous to ITS
adjournment yesterday until October
3lst.
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GENERAL NEWS.

New Orleans women are raising
money to purchase testimonial for
Robert f. Lee
Lieutenant General Sheridan will
start for Pembina on the lst of June to
look after the movements around Win
nepeg.
Nearly everybody was vaccinated in
Paris last wcek--the ladies', of course,
included. Many OF them, however,
disliked to disfigure their arms, and for
this reason it became quite fashionable
to he vaccinated in the leg,
There i threatened reappearance
upon the street Of women in long
dresses. We knew tive knew the
big feet couldn't stand it much longer.
The Piegan Indians, the greater num-
ber of whom are now widowcrs, are
anxious for peace They sarthat, since
their wives ana children were butchered
bv order of Sheridan, they have nothing
left that is worth fighting for.
Number OF emigrants arrived at New
York since January lst 44,2j7; same
time last year, 42,30l. Receipts to date
fer commutation, Sl09, 1874; dishurse-
ments, l52,5l3.6l; in bank January |,
1870, S70,27l Go; to the credit of the
Commissioners with the City Chamber
lain, S36, $50
Philadelphia is taking the foremost
rank in the foreign fruit trade Vessels
going forward to Mediterranean ports
with petroleum receive return cargoes in
the shape of fruit, for which remunera-
tive rates are obtained.
Gen. Lee arrived at Wilmington
Thursday, and was warmly greeted.
The cadets of Gen. Colstons Acad-
emy, dressed in gray, acted as an es-
cort He was the guest of the Hon.
George Davis.
The gun which John Brown carried
at Harpers Ferry has turned up. 1t
has long been known that his body lies
mouldering in the grave and that his
soul is marching on, but what could
have become of the most valuable part
of the concern-the gun-has always
been a mystery. They say now that it
is for sale in New York.
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#'heslin9 Register.
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Gold closed in New York Yesterday
81 ll4i
fletcher remains at Boston as man
ager of theatre.
Speaker Blaine declines to be a can
d;date for United States Senator.
The warlike preparations of the Nor
mons are creating considerable uneasi-
ness in the East.
The annual session of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Board of Missions
commenced in San Francisco on Sun
iav
Henry r. HosEord, Grand Master OF
the Grand Lodge of Vermont of |. o. Of
q F, died at his residence at Pamlet,
Saturday.
fire at the Wisconsin State prison
At Waupum, Yesterday, burned the shops.
No prisoners escaped. Damage about
Slj00UO
The burning of the New York
Printing Company's Office, New York,
Sunday night caused loss of about
Slj0OOO.
The junior and sophomore classes OF
the Dickrnson College, Carlisle, Pa,
rrheled against an order of the faculty
and refuse to attend recitations and
have been suspended.
The reduction of the public debt for
the month Of April was Sll,69',''5;
coin balance, $ilj,j2j,Oo0 including
S33 $40 900 in coin certificates; cur
rencv balance, S6.954,OO0.
DR. j. :. Bobhs, Il prominent physi-
cian and an old resident of Indianapolis,
Ind, died in that city Sunday night.
DR. BoIhs was hrother-in-law of Sena-
tor Cameron, of Pennsylvania.
The steamship Germany ran into the
steamship City of Quebec off Green
Island on Saturday. The latter steamer
sunk in deep water in half an hour
atterward. The third engineer and a
passenger were lost.
The reply OF General Sherman to the
advances made bv Red Cloud, the Sioux
chief, are generally believed to be Inn
politic, and that if the answer ls dehv-
cred him a. sent, that IT will result IN
loss of life aud treasure that might
have been avoided.
The stockholders of the Mercantile
Library. Philadelphia, having beaten
the Directors on the question ofopenlng
that institution on Sunday, it was open
ed for the first time last Sunday and
drew large numbers of people. This Is
the first instance in Philadelphia Of the
opening Of the library institution on
Sunday.
\ San Francisco, Cal, dispatch of
Yesterday says: From nearly every por-
lion Of the State is received alarming
intelligence of short crops. In Santa
Tiara county half the grain will not pay
for harvesting. In Secisin Valley the
north winds and dry weather have al
most DESTROYED the crops More favor
able reports come from the northern
uart of the State
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Council The prelates opposed to in
fallibility, and who absented themselves
because that dogma was pressed upon
the Council, have been communicated
with by telegraph and urged TO return
TO Rome
LONDON, MAY "A dispatch from
Florence confirms the report Of the As
sassinatiom of the Italian Consul Pappal-
epone III Buenos Ayres.
PARIS, May 2.-The Figaro says
man was arrested at a race course yester-
day where the Emperor was expected
as usual, who upon examination was
found in the possession Of a revolver
and formidable looking dagger Sub
sequently his house was searched and
large quantity of bombs discovered.
Ranifications of a plot against the life
of the Emperor seemed much wider
spread than at first supposed, and new
developments are continually y coming
to light Arrests continue in all direc-
tions
LoNpoN. May Mr. Benson has
announced his intention To resign the
Presidency of the Oxford Boat Club
PARIS May 2.-The Ecole dc Medi-
cine was rc-opcned to-day. DR.. Tardier
was present and delivered his lecture
without interruption, owing TO great
precautions taken 10y the authorities,
hnt on leaving the College the Professor
was insulted hy large crowd of stu
dents in the street, and was compelled
to call on the police for protection.
At La Crcuzot Yesterday NJ. Assy, a
leader in the last strike, was arrested.
The workmen attempted to rescue him,
but did not succeed, and nine of them
were made prisoners Several soldiers
were wounded during the struggle.
The Bishop of EvreaX died while on
his way home from Rome.
Sisnor Ccrunschi, the Republican
banker, who was expelled from France
has gone To Geneva.
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Chief Justice Chase denies. that he
contemplates trip Ia Europe after the
adjournment of the Circuit Court at
Richmond.
Argument was made before the
House special committee on Friday,
against the postal telegraph. President
Orton, of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company was present.
The new quarantine act, just passed
by the California Legislature, requires
every Chinaman, before landing, to be
vaccinated, for which $40 is to be paid
to the officer; and another provision
forbids the removal from the State of a
deceased Chinaman, under penalty of
$40.
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HOUSE.

The following bills were introduced
Bv Mr.. Van Trump-Reciting that
the Government had had to pay 81 4,SSI ),
$40 interest on the bonds Of the Paclhc
Railroad Companies, which those com
panies should have paid, and that The
Government has also paid those com
panies 81 ,994, ,074 for the transportation
of troops and freight, and directing the
Secretary ofthe Treasury to retain here
after all moneys that NAV be due by the
Government to such companies, as IN
dcmnity for interest on railroad bonds
paid bv the Government
By Mr.. Morgan-To repeal provisions
of the 9th Section Of the Act of July
9th, 1868 which limits applications for
pensions to five years from the origin OF
the cause of pensions.
By Mr.. Rogers-To remove all polit-
ical disabilities.
Bv Mr.. misunderstanding for
additional terms of United States Courts
in Michigan.
Mr.. Dickey introduced bill directing
the Secretary of the Interior to place
the name of the widow of Abraham
Lincoln on the pension roll and pay her
a pension of $1,000 per annum. Under
the operation of the previous question
the bill passed-yeas y, nays 81.
Mr.. Bird offered a resolution request
ing the President to iptercede with the
British or Canadian authorities for the
pardon of John Gallagher, captured
with the Fenians and sentenced to
twenty year = Imprisonment, when was
adopted
Mr.. Calkin offered a resolution de-
claring it thesentiment Of the American
people that immediate reparation be
made by the Government ofGreat Britain
for the destruction of vessels belonging
to citizens Of the United States by the
piratical steamer Alabama and other
steamers of a like character, and re-
questing the President to press the Ala
bama claims to an immediate settle
ment, so that our citizens be promptly
remunerated for losses, and the nation r
honor maintained
The House refused to second the pre-
vious question, and the resolution was
referred to the committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Mr.. Schenck introduced a Joint reso-
luton declaring the Both Of May, being
the day appointed for the decoration OF
the graves of the soldiers who died in
defense of the Union, a public holiday
and that it be forever observed as such
by the people of the United States. Pass
cd without a division.
Mr.. Schenck offered a resolution
giving the committee of the Whole au-
thority to stop the debate on any por-
ton of the tariff bill. Adotped-ll3
to l3.
Mr.. Niblack introduced joint reso-
luton for the payment of bounty to all
soldiers who were mustered into ser
vice under the Presidents proclamation
of MAY 3, 1861. Referred.
The House then went into committee
on the tariff bill. The committee rose,
having progressed as far as page lS OF
the bill, which contains j0pages.
Adjourned.
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RICHMOND, VA.
Further Deaths Of Victims of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Canby ReIinquishss command Of
the Department.

RICHMOND, Va. April 30.-W. c.
Dunham, agent ofthe steamshipline, one
of the victims of the late disaster, died
to-day. Ex-State Treasurer, John s.
Calvert. is believed to he dying. No
other deaths to-day.
Offers of aid have been received from
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore eand
other places.
Complimentary correspondence has
taken place between General Candy and
Governor Walker.
The Legislature is now meeting at the
Exchange Hotel. The Senate has
adopted resolution of respect for the
memory of Senator Bland, colored.
To-day General Canby issued orders
relinquishing command Of the De
partment of Virginia. General Candy
and staff left tonight for Washington.
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4 short time since a company,
with capital of three millions of dol
lars, was organized in Chicago for the
purpose of insuring husbands and wives
against eiopement. In six weeks the
losses of the company had swallowed
up everv dollar of its capital and all the
money il could borrow or steal. That
sort Of thing won't pay in Chicago.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May 2.
SEN ATE

WASHINGTON, May g
SENATE.
The bill to pay loyal citizens in the
late rebel States for taking the censls
in 1860 was taken up.
Mr.. Sumner insisted upon the amend
ment requiring each claimant to take
the iron-clad oath.
After discussion the bill was laid aside.
The bill to increase the number OF
Judges Of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts and to establish the boundaries
of Judicial Circuits was postponed in
definitely,
Adjourned.
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This is NO PATENT
MEDICINE HUM
BUG, gotten up 10
dupe the ant
and CredulOus, nor Is
Il represented as be-
ing" composed of rare
and precious subStan-
ces brought from the
four corners of the
earth, carried seven
times across the Great
Desert of Saharah on
the backs of fourteen
camels, and brought
across the Atlantic
Ocean on two Ship" "
II Is Il simple, mild
and Soothingremedy,
q perfect specific for
CATARRH and "COLD
IN THE HEAD" also
for Offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment
of the Sense OF Smell,
TnSte. or Hearing
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aIrl9
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
Joseph Smith

Joseph Smith
vs..
Joseph W. Morgan and William II. Morgan,
administrators Of the estate Of Josiah Nor
gan, deceased; Fergus Smith and Henry
keenan,, executors of John Smith, de-
ceased, and Ebenezcr McCOllOCh.
In ChanCcry.
The object Of this suit is 10 recover from
the administrators OF the estate Of Joseph
Morgan, deceased, who was executor of the
last win OF Mary Smith, deceased, and the
sureties of the said Josiah Morgan, deceased,
the amount Of legacy devised by the said
Mary Smith 10 this complainant, Joseph
Smith, with interest from the time the same
became due. And IL appearing from nm
affidavit filed in the cause that Henry Kce-
nan and William B. Morgan are not resi-
dents OF the State OF West Virginia, IL Is
ordered that they do appear here within
one month after the date OF the first publi-
cation and posting Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in
this suit.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG. Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR, SolS. for Pin. aprS
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PRICE OCENTS.

Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
SIXTY CENTS. Four packages for g ~ or
one dozen for s. %.
Send n two cent stamp for Dr. Sage'S PAM
phlct on Catarrh. Address the proprietor,
X. V. PIERCE, NJ D.,
onrIq Buffalo, y. Y.
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Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure
in the Head, when caused, as they all not
unfrequently are, by the violence of Ca
tarrh.
offer, In good faith, standing reward Of
500 for n case Of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE By MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE