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The New York herald., 1870-09-25
The Nasha. Mystery-Inpereaas Arress +,
PeansyIvaala-

Pounsylvnnaa-
The detectives have got hold Of another clue
which promises to lead them out Of the laby-
rinth in which they have been so long and
fruitlessIy cropping in connection with the mur-
der Of Mr. Benjamin Nathan. This time light
comes from the quarter of Schuylkill Haven,
Pennsylvania. According to telegraphic de-
spatches received from there yesterday IL
appears that about the middle of last month .
stranger arrived there from nobody knew
where; put up at hotel, made inquiries
about the Nathan murder corresponded with
persons in New York and received money
orders from them boasted to fellow boarder
that he knew all about the murder: knew
where the ''dog" was bought, and had it in
his hand few minutes before the murder was
committed. These and other suspicious cir
cumstances about the man were communicated
to the police authorities here, and detective
Farley was sent on to Schuylkill Haven.
The result was the arrest yesterday of the
suspected individual, who gives his name as
Kepler, and his previous business as bar
keeper in this city. The detective and his
prisoner are to be here to-day. This arrest
may lead to the solution of the terrible mys-
terry, or 1t may prove another instance of the
insane craving for notoriety which prompts
weak-minded persons sometimes to connect
themselves with great crimes.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Is still moving Spain and the Iberan peninsula.
Radicalism will soon come forth to assert its
complete independence within Spain and Por-
tugaL. 1t is to be hoped that the results Yill
be more pleasing to humanity than those which
have presented in Paris for so far since the
latest French revolution.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

HoNORs TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUT's MEMO
RY.-The Wall street brokers will make q
strict holiday of Saturday next out Of
respect to Admiral Farragut's memory, the
several boards having decided to adjourn over
from Friday to Monday in order that all might
be afforded an opportunity of participating in
the grand memorial funeral ceremonies
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

A FREE CITIZEN OF PARIS went into a cafe
TO drink glass of wine-to drink, perhaps, to
The success of the new rfgime He took out
fifty franc bill to pay for it. He was fol-
lowed from the cafe and robbed and murdered
by the ''Moblots" That bill was their bill of
rights, or by right. See all about the ''Mob-
lots" in our special cable letter.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
CLEAR DECKS.

For two weeks past court has been held every day
in the Special Sessions by Justices bowling ana
Shandley and during that time nearly Eve hundred
cases have been disposed OF. Every case in the
clerks office has been tried, and the adjourned
yesterday morning not leaving a case untried-
Every offence against the Board OF Health and all
cases Of cruelty to animals have been disposed Of.
thus relieving Mr.. Bergh and his society OF much
anxiety. 1t Is doubtful II there is court In the
State that can show such clean record as the
Special Sessions to-day, nor Is there court where
hnsiness Is DISPOSED OF more promptly.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

OUR SPECIAL CABLE LETTER from Paris re-
ports most extraordinary condition of affairs
as existing in that city. War, love, free
democracy, the 'Moblots" murder, pillage,
riot and drinks for ''all hands" on every side.
What will come nexte
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

TIE PARIS ''MoBLoTs," or city rowdies, are
enjoying ''red' saturnalia on their own
account. 1t is blood red enjoyment, as will
be seen from our special telegram letter from
the French capital.
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s'BLAoK FRIDAY. This anniversary is the
oath of September, which was yesterday
Saturday, and comparatively quiet day in
Wall street, though full of doubts and misgiv-
ings in reference to the s'black Friday" in
.Paris-the blackest of the nineteenth century.
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A HOPEFUL SIGN.-It is reported from
France that the young and raw soldiers of the
Garde Mobile stood their ground and fought
steadily when the zouaves ran away. These
zouaves and the zouave mania have simply
debauched the French army, and if it takes
fresh star! from the people now it may do
hnffar
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY of Paris are set
ting fine example for the Young Democracy
of New York. Unable to rule, they are deter
mined to ruin. Our special telegram from
Paris may give the ''roughs" of this city an
idea of how to do it.
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THE PARIS "MOBLOTs" endeavor to
parody the men Of the time Of Danton and
Robespierre. This will be seen from our
special cable letter. They may be yet forced
to the guillotine. Can any party, however,
be more violent than they are2
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

THE ''REDs' in Paris are well named.
Their hands are stained red with the blood of
France if the revolutionary movements which
our kilograms detail elsewhere and which they
have inaugurated are carried out to the bitter
end.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

THE SUBURBS OF PARIS are in ruins.
What do the ''Moblots, who are described
IN our special cable letter, care for the beau
jful? Nothing 1t hurts their eyes.
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THE PARIS ''MoBLoTs" ordered metal
shield to be taken down from the balcony of
imperial insignia. 1t was fire insurance
Office badge. The "Moblots" don't want that
either. It was ''all right" to hke it down.
Our special cable letter tells Of it.
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TROCHU AND VINoY have been forced to
cannonade in the streets of Paris. 1t was
against the ''Moblots." Good They had the
cannon in the cause of order for the present
even.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Umpire-E Eastwood, of the New York Club and Car
penter of the st. George Cup. c- ,,,, - -
The first eleven OF the st. george Club nave made
ARRANGEMENTS go on aScricketing tour this week.
ON Wednesday and Thursday they Will play at Phlla
delphia the return match with the Philadelphia
club. and on the Friday and Saturday following
they are to try for second time this year with
the Germantown Club, at Germantown
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

GOLD 1l2s Gold took another slide yes
Ierday, touching 1l2S.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

German steamer scared by u French
Gunboat.
Just outside of the line at sea to which
United States jurisdiction extends lay costly,
watching an opportunity to grab the German
steamer Hermann, or anything else carrying a
German flag which might come along, a
French gunboat The Hermann, a merchant
steamer, duly announced to sail for Ham
burg, went down the bay very quietly at
three o'clock yesterday morning, but, discov-
ering the French gunboat off the Sandy Hook
lightship, very sagaciousy returned to Quar-
antine. It was the wisest thing, perhaps,
which the German steamer could do. 1t only
shows that, through the weakness of Congress,
we cannot hoist the American flag upon
foreign vessels, as we ought to do, and thus
secure their protection from foreign maraud-
ers. AS the French gunboat lay outside the
three marine leagues which international law
provides for there was nothing left for the
Hermann but to take her chance of good race
with the armed French vessel when she got
out to sea-and very poor chance it would
be-or to return to her moorings. 1T
However, it Is only case Of .'tt foy tat"
after all, which in these troublous times we
| must expect. The Prussian Consul succeeded
in obstructing the departure of French
! steamer, the Lafayette, the other day. French
guns now absolutely stop the departure of a
German steamer from this port.
The pity is that we cannot enable foreign
vessels to sail under our own flag, and thus
afford them the protection of our government,
if government has really any protection to
permitted to go to the dogs and whose national
flag is hardly to be found anywhere upon the
ocean.
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TRIPLE E SH E E T .
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,S herald.

New York. Sunday, September s5, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
Tho Military Operatioss In France-Ths
Uses Of the Uhlans.

Tho Military Operatioss In France-Ths
Uses Of the Uhlans.
The situation about Paris remains without
any important alteration. The Prussians are
evidently getting ready for decisive assault
and the Parisians inside are as evidently rem
dering themselves by internal dlssensidn un-
able to resist the assault when it comes.
The fortress of Toul. which has been under
going siege for some time, has finally surren-
dered, and q very acceptable force of Prus-
slams is thus rendered available for duty In the
siege Of Paris. Tho uhlans continue to
scour the country with very damaging
effect. Their appearance even in very
small bodies has heretofore been hailed
as the advance of large body of infantry,
and thereby has caused great terror among
the villagers or country people where they
appeared but the true character of the force
is beginning to be appreciated. Two small
villages between M6zieres and Epinal, on the
northeast relatively from Paris, were recently
destroyed by them the town of Pithiviers, on
the southeast, was pillaged by them. the in
habitants having fed on their approach, and
another village in the northwest has been bonn
barded by them; but at Orleans.
where a stout front was presented,
they have made no demonstration as
yet. The relative positions of these places
indicate pretty clearly the uses to which this
admirable cavalry arm of the service has
been put. They leap about the board like the
knights in game Of chess, picking up pawns,
capturing small detachments, making requisi-
tons and taking care of the rear by keeping a
sharp lookout for the appearance of any new
army of Importance, while checkmate is being
vigorously prosecuted by the heavy pieces at
Paris.
In the meantime the sieges of Strasbourg,
of Metz and of Montmedy continue, the peace
negotiations give no nearer promise of salts
factory conclusion, and Marseilles, Toulon and
other places far away from the present scene
of operations are preparing for defence.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIF. Broadway, cor
ner 10Th st.Perormances every afternoon and evening"
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
sSd st-OPERA BoUFFE-LK PETIT FAUST.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

wALLAcK'S THEATRE, Broadway ana 18Th street,
SHERIDAN's COMEDY OF THE RIVALS.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway NEW DOMESTIC
DRAMA OF HEARTS EASE.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-THE BURGLARS OF
NEW YORK DEE FREIsoHUTz.
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sTEIRwAY HALL, Fourteenth stree,.-GnANp NILSSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
Tbe Co., ! .
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.... Will, REGARD =
BY JOHN II. OB'.'.s ," %'s1 s frs"',

Il ~ 2ak, end the sales re.
m#lhng of Of about 20 per
- Tteipt, Of hay have been liberal,
"Viih only u light demand, previous
quotations have been barely sustained.
For the rest Of the articles on our list
we refer tothc proper heading. for par
ticular-.
The regular sale Of Tobacco ut the Plan
tiers Warehouse was held to-day, and re
suited in the sale Of rs hhds AZ very salts
factory prices. The most Of the offerings
were Of Illinois production, which /.
much inferior TO that grown in Kentucky,
and brought rs some buyers avowed fully
cents per ID more than a, any preyo,s
sale ia any other market this season. We
failed to get full repor, Of all the sales.
but the subjoined report Ct ~ hhds is a
fair index Of the entire sale. 80 -...
20 hhds -oid at from 4 600 to $50
III - a." a" n s.75 TO HE
1900 TO 1926
The increased interest which is felt in
these sales, warrant u. in the assertion
tina, Cairo will, ere long, become one 81
the most important Tobacco markets in
west, and If il does not become the leading
article Of commerce in our market, IL will
b. second 10 none bat our rapidly increas-
ing -four trade. t.a .L....L.-
FiOur. THE deim,nd has been rather
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

Tklk WIt
Ff ta' |0
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

TVS " VARIOUS grades NJ from 2'Ni' 20
Corn. There has beer more firm :
nes. manifested on the part Of holders,
who realized full price ~ all receipts.
The sales were.
. cars mixed white in budk deliv-
. cars do do DO on track at 90
H. new gunnics, IA lth lt- a
! cat mixed On track at. ........... IL
Ii car. and 100 sacks white, part de-
liycrci and part from store at...... IS
io sacks white. AZ point below a,......l III
jD do do do at...... | 20
Onls-haye been rather weak. with fair
demand, and sala, comprised: .....
car mixed in bulk. on track nj SEC
do do IN new hurlap., on
track NJ Gle
do do do do fosiiyered at o3c
3 10 do ID do 20 track st CSC
= 10 d. DO do from ston,
IN lots, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 84da GS
IIny.-The receipts have been fully
equal to the demand. which is light, and
there are large stocks IN ,tor..
The sales comprised 4
car. mixed, delivered, at .....-....slG %
de- do DO do ............. H. 80
! do do do do ....-... -. Is IS
q DO timothy, part delivered, at. Il o.
40 tons DO ffom store. on order
ii
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20 YWa WAIST

Ast.ual 70 make dollar bottle II the hrs, Hnr
H.-t.rsiss ever used Tor restoring grsS hsr I"
q. original roior send a. c.nts Tor a rac kas..
rot ~ssr
Ne. Whit Teeth. Healthy Gums. aud q sye.,
af.aup s.nd for our TURKISH DENrkiFiCE,
ps.rs. - cent?.
10 voc VAN ".H..
-ur eure for H.aiarho, Caiarrh. deafness, or
paI.ing % 10. ears. send fnf our -rEHNtprA.
ppA,. Pre-. - c"ht..
Hsipi II Dfirs.
Address Iossph x L-ehar. ial Msrk,t street,
i.pui.. No. -~IT iydaw
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BULLS
SARSAPAR
Read the Captains Letter mnd
the Letter from his Mother;

benton Barraeks. No.. April 10. iss..
Or. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir. knowing IN. .n,
cianr, OF your sarspariia, and the healing ami
benehciai qualities ~ Possesses, 1 send Won The
i"ii""ins statement OF my case;
was wounded about tWo years axo-vas taken
prisoner and conhped fer sixteen months. B.lns
inovee 20 often, my wounds have not healed Vel
nave no, sat up moment since l gss woun.i..i
lani shot through the hips. My general Eeaitl
- impaired and need something 70 ASSIST ms.
lure. ! have NOR, faith ia your sas-apar,la fhaL
% anything else. ! wish that thai Il aennins
Pisase express me . half dos<T battles. and
obllge CAPT. G. n JoHNsoN
y y The following was written April 50, iss..
p' VIE Jennie J-hnson, mother NJ tspt lahp'
ok, JOHN BlLIs-Dear sir: My HUSBAND, lf.
:. Johnt"n, was skiIlfnf surgeon Gnd phy-ls
IAN ~ csnirai New York. where he diei. leaving
ule above g. u; Johnson IN my care. AZ thirte,u
years 81 age, he had a chronic disrrhea and
.sroiuls ior which gave hun your saTsspaIIla.
~ ''hhp HIM; nave for ten years f.con,
m"hded y 70 many 10 Nss York, Ohio and lows,
W .sSfoihla, lever sores, ans general iehiltty.
iTrfect snccess has attended 10 la esrss sy,oi..
an s"~r faS,. ~ ssrefsla ssd fs,~ sls.s.
SRA @1sA>. siii very ANXIOUS tor my 10 agsin
Rave recourse 10 Your sarsapsrllla, tie is 9 arhl
oi g-'tns spurious article, hence MS sTltlne io
you hr ~. HIS wounds were terrible. bat ! To-
10" h~"il recover Respectfully, .l.
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New Discovery -tiirir =. y. Bsvnsvd
Gsat sth~WtQse. A0st.DyspeD sstr,

H. several observation. made b, u" beet
~, .rlaas II the Tarulia dc Paris hav. proved
Lu 10. .ickn.-sss ar -ng from iinpo,ef -hm@nt
si The tood or n.fy0u. exhaustion. VS. Nm-n,s,
gbi1r"-i-, sympaihi.ms. fhthisi". inabe'es.
A.bnminsns, -~orbui. etc. etc. ar" f,dieall!
ur..i s.th "Ellsu !. ? BERNARD
sDT.
Dor sale ., III rr.I-ri.ns drossi-i.. ON
20 sf,i-"iis
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Ba, cheios's Sis,v Dye.

Tar ss-T ~ rHr woRID--does not contain ls,sd--
40 Sirrol poiSons ~ I@falyzs the system OF pro-
due. death. II - perfectly harmless reliable
instantaneous. Avoid the Wanted aud dslu-iye
preparations bnSting virtues they 10 not possesS.
{ ypu would escape ,he danger The genuine
" 4 Bachelors Hair I,e ha. thirty years rep
uiatim ~ uphold IT. Integrity. Sold b., Drug
g,st-. Applied al u Bony street. y. y.
npv2id&Wy
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ALL POINTS EAST.
NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

E,LECrION NOTICE.
i INo,pe !. hereby gwen tia, a peelaI election
VII he held N the CITY Of taIo, llnoi,, an Mun'
day, the 'snli day ~ day, neSt, Al Ism, at the
nsid voting places ~ san cay. w forihe flrst
Wrrd ~ fiis tnilihng On the -oulesst corner of
S,s'h STREE ana Washington a,ane, Tor The
I gtnc House ior the Third Wrr,i Tie onicr of
ham sh9ess;;,,g .sa tpi ti,s voath Ward
oi,ihc voters Of said CITY, A. u a Sh-rnptiog OF
rh,rhas" by hsa"lty of shares ~ tr capssl stock
Of tue h"nluck, A ienne-r." kallred .mpany.
Of k.ntueky, t,ihe amount OF sisfsD, sad sub
-cIpilon or purchas" 10 De pad ioi IN tInds Of
sai'i civ OF Carr, fsiiing nn- tusl,y. live wears
siierthe d'ie thereof, hearing 'plersi al ~ raj.
OF eight per c"nt. per aniitIn, said bends toh de-
lfys red 20 said ADIppsay ia iIsisdnnis Of SsAOss
%. h, rs soon o. each section ot npenlles OF Md
SSai shall have hacn co'nplets''. Theron laid Al
ready for the CsTs 20 run thereon, upi The stick
10 ha received from sad conipsnyto i,e sold y
ANA re.eonNe,ed 10 sali .tonipanb ~ said Cay
a received, al price not In exceed ave per cent
OF the par value thereof, work on sud road IA be
common wahn six months inoui the time the
subscription i voted, aud TO ls completed within
eighteen months theTeal'er. AZ srld election the
leiots east for SAM subscription ar pure haso shah
have tho words "for Subscription written ~
printed thereon, and all the ballots cast against
SAID subscription sr PnrSna,e shall have ,hs
thereon. The polls Mt ssid .irs,top viii lc
opened ~ oighi O'Clock A. ", Of said day, and
closed st six ocL.ck y. NJ rlAiA l.hil.f1 {
Notice ~ also heFeby g,yen that on the ssid 'ajtl
dn, ri NAV an ton " III he held for the piir.
pose OF sir.ting a naelnb-r of the select Council
from the City al Large to Ill Ia. vacancy occa-
sioned by the resignation of q. d. Williamson.
said election 20 be held NJ The, following PLACES,
viz Fret ward infhe building on the Southeast
sorner Of snth stresl and Msshlagton svenae
Second Ward NJ the Engine House of the Arab
Fire COMPANY, Third Ward ~ The ofsice OF kfyml
shannessy,g aud the four.h Ward al, the Court
House. ''N JohN BROWN,
etrqis'tfso 'isg .f1d city Clerk \
Csiso, Illinois, April ~, ls7o.
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BRAKES soiiecssow

~ sriy one hundred rscei pts for making brandy
all kinds Of Wine. GIN. Ale. beer. cortiisl.. -u-
sfiui CIDER. and mneh ether useful information
those dealing IN % manufacturing any 81 the
nse. either fpr the trade or ZONE use.
sent ny mad, re" ~ postage. Tor ~ o"nis. Al.
if~.., u. q. NORMANDY. si Mnrse, .ir.et.
-. louis. Mo sek7 iyiinS
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TI,HE proprietor Of this celebrsted nedicin-
Justly claims for a superiority over all re-.
medies ever offered to the public for the ~. ~
tais, speedy snd pevmansrf Of Ague and Fever,
or Chins and Fever, whether Of short or long
standing. He refers 20 the entire Western and
Southwestern country 10 bear him testimony 10
the truth of the assertion, that in no case
whatever will u fail to cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In a great
many cases single dose has been sufficient for q
cure, and whole families have been cured by
single bottle, with a perfect restoration OF the
general health. IL II, however, prudent, and 10
every case more certain 10 cure. II its use Is
tin,ed in smaller doses for q week or two sfterthe
disease has been checked, more especially IN dit.
medicine will not require any aid TO keep the
I owels in good order should the patient, howev.
er, require q cathartic medicine, after having
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic, single
dose of D01Gs Vegetable Resai1y Ptns
will he sufficient. LED, t..,..c ~. ..H-...
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Z ~. prspsrsd BY DIR JOHN BULL ..
S Sis,s a411eoreloky.l Fish Street, Losis-
Essaaet 70 ailosg a0i ~ isi
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1trMn-Iwo hundred sacks sold Al
"P', W."
eoro Wens-s'Ns.hse bei' .old IN
l"f I" - w. - 1909 % Tor KIN dried
Prov lsIOus-are qaiet and unchanged
", L.. ....., Il. a...li ,.s.. Ia. q.
Bu,,er-i. coming in freely and price.
OF fresh are dropping, Eight pkgs, selected
Northern, sold at 2sCa8oc and sub.eq uently
= pkg a,o,h .''''" I" ~" 40 u'''"hi i"'
Eggs pkgs sold AT i3c. ship
Phr count
Poultry ~ Right poOps chickens sold nj
-.
81 90 per boy 80 orange, or apples in
marNe'' Il NyO1i AZ. F.A
scarce With some demand. Pinkeyes are
dull and unsaleable.
! FreisA,.-are wi,hoa, sAaage and
offering 10 moderate quantities Tor below.
10 Dummies = have rapidly advanced,
with active demand. They are now held
Mt Ole
c"EEsE-Ne" YORK F"e'ory..-, .--,-'~is.i'
CoFFEE- Prime to Choice -s3.as
cA.n....s,., @sS Il ,s,,,.:....,-s
CEMENT ~! !. Narre'-. .,.,...,.....vv.a ss.s so
~ eunp,es.. ...........sss
.w,,0 n. .
Smyrna times., 1870-10-05
SDTTH
NORTH.

Also FREIGHT TRAIN win Pa~,gGger Car ATTACHED, will
leave Nilmngou about 4G NJ. New Castlc4 Middletown
63 CLAYTON 730 Dover, Su Camden. 9j FELTON,, 0n, and he
due at Harrington about 1870 A. NJ Returning to leave IIa
n%on about 30j p NJ FELTON, c, Camden ~ Dover. j3j
Moorton, G06 Cayton, G0 Mldctowi New Castle, 1000
and he due At Nilmu%un about 1890 F. VI. Subject to delays
INCIDENT to Freight Business.
This tram i'll -t" to take Passengers only at Stations
name but will set down Passengers at stopping place,
cep Har's Corner. STATE Road Del. Junction and Dupont
New Castle Iralns-LCave New Castle tOr Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 40. A. VI.
Leave Philadelphia NJ, and Wilmington p. NJ
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additonal TO those above
leave smyrna ior CLAYTON lilo 4. VI, and 500 =. NJ Leave
Clayton tor smyrna, sID A. NJ, and 200 J.. NJ make
tiOn with ami from Dover. and stations South
f. .. SEWALL. Supt Del. R. r.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-05
Delaware Railroad Line.
Sum RmeT ArramgeIM e N { {.
after

MONDAY,APRIL 4th. 1870,
Passenger trains will run as follows. un-
tiliurther notice. All Trains Sunday :
excepted.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-09-29
n, n,ocratic Meetings.

,,..;,D 10 the meeting held at Belsa-
b '53i., 5%3ie5pesday evening. the following
% md places have been liked upon for
s ng s1u of Democratic meetings during
helasuS o1.u; and coming week:
ssmmerhill, on Thursday, Sept. 29th,
oGGIn, GIjimore. on Friday, September SOth,
!! 03IUTIl5 a3Ismlock, Saturday, Oct. 1st, at 7
be-, !, : Nicholas, on Monday. Oct. Sd, at
tI%Sn' %ES,r',aIltOwn, on Monday, Oct. od, at 7
. = o'e' ''ee'Iasser's, !, on Tuesday, Oct. 4th. at 2
! o'G Gcsr,man's =, "a Mills, on Tuesday, Oct. 4th,
:. sO lawrence, on Tuesday, Oct. 4th, at
. ! ,I;Ji Ellen Timber. on Wednesday, Oct.
- o'clock P. N.
Tpl,ttville, on Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, at
,,ock, P NJ. r a. %,
!. q Augustine, on Thursday, Oct. 9th,
!. T, TCretto. on Friday, Oct. 9Th, at Z
n tGaIiitzin, on Saturday. Oct. 9th. at I
ck, p N.
/, i; New Germany, on Saturday, Oct. 9th
oClcck, P. NJ
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