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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

In Richmond. Va, New Year receptions
were given by General Candy, Gov. Walker,
and the Mayor OF the city. The Colored So
ciely celebrated the anniversary of Emanci-
patton, and called upon Goveror Walker,
who told them that he would protect them
in their rights under the laws. The ex-
rebel General Imbcdcn spoke in similar
manner.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Inc Coilnne Reporter says "Nea,ly
every train bound East takes hence n lori.
number OF Alnrmons, missionaries. they calI
themselves but we should call them pons
tertousaries. Something is wrong in Zion.
sure Never was so many allowed TO leave
me fea.m At any one time before. To be
sure mere are great many going buck 10
their l',rmer homes and friends, but there is
a sun larger number going for some other
purpose. Our advice TO our Eastern breIh.
ren IS to keep sharp lookout for his class
"l people also for your wives, daughters
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

treasurer Spinner is out in letter de-
lending the National banks from some hos
tile criticism, He scouts the idea that lhev
are to be feared as munopolies, and saws
they are at all ii mes in the control oftbe 81
cretary OF the Treasury under laws already
enacted. lie says the monopoly that m.
country has 10 fear is that of railro id cor.
pofa'lons, on which he is somewha, severe.
In the course of his letter lie declares against
expansion in any form, says we mus pe,
back to hard money by careful processes ADJ
warns his correspondent to bewa.e Of me
influence oil railroad companies.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
A Virgiota sen-ation.
tLorMESr IN iouDorN COUNTY.

COUNTY,
Letsours, IN Lounduun county, Virginia had
hrst class sensation last week. One of the lead.
ing citizens Of the vicinity, has for some tiue
managed The estate Of a young lady who lived on
an adjoining farm, and has reccnly disposed Of
II iar her On Friday 2lth ipst The two eloped
taking carriage for Marussls and bonnd tnr
California or somewhere else,
The young lady is said 10 be wealthy. beantirnl
and twenty-five The man /, INN Innin,, y, :,
iory'tiyc, and leaves behind him a wife several
children, aud II valuable farm. 'e''''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

a New York letter says; --.It is common
remark mat there was less visiting on New
idaI man has heretofore hecn the case,
.nouSn IN inc earlier part Of the day the
ION that the abuses of the old Knicl,rr-
hncker custom by the dangerous classes are
bringing 1t in dislepute, aud That ai,cr :, +. ~
years more it will disappear altogether on
lnls nGfhsinp, however, it is hut fair t, add
mere was little or no rioting, though the M
rests for drunk and disorder, conduct. as
.ne pnrase goes, could be counted by Inc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Mr. Thornton, the British Minister, has
written 10 Portland, Me-, that he has been
directed to visit that city as The representa-
i've OF the Queen on the arrival oi the re-
mains Of George Peabody; alsotnat the Al
mlraliy thought the Monarch and the Ply
mouth will be twenty eight days on the pas
sage. lfso, the vessels will not arrive until
LINN lS -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Tho Baiti.ssrs American

On the frat of Jpuary tho Baltimore Amer
lean and Commercial Advertiser came out much
enlarged. 1t is now large folio sheet of thirty
six columns, and is almost as old as the century,
having been established in 1901. 1t has steadily
grown with the growth Of the Monumental city
until 1t has become one of the leading papers Of
the country and one of the ost influential in the
South. II is greatly improved as well as enlarged,
and has been put in new and beautiful drcss.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

IL is announced that the Post Office De-
pariment has made permanent contract
with the Bremen line, TO carry an English
mail TO Southampton and German mail TO
bremen, on Saturdays. The Williams &
Guion line will carry the mails to Qnpcns.
town ON Wednesdays, and The Hamburg line
VIII continue Tor the present to carry the
French mails.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

RECEPTIONS AT THE WHITE HoUsE. The
President will hold his first public reception
on Thursday. the 18Th instant, between the
hours Of and 10 p. IN. Due notice of his
subsequent receptions will be given through
the press. Mrs. Grants receptions will com-
mence on the lItn instant, and will be held
every Tuesday during the season, between
the hours OF 2 and clock p. m.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Tho Ainers' Jsur~ai says there is no demand
for coal except for retail, which is supplied by
fcw colleries that are at work. The Journal
states that the rates of toll, ec..to Port Richmond
would be reduced so cents on Monday, which will
leave them s2.os from Port Carbon, and 81 from
schuylkill Haven, per ton. The rates to Phila-
delphia remain without change, at 90. 10 per ton.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

1t is understood that the President has ex.
pressed his opinion to members of Congress
quite in favor of the confirmation of the
lease Of the harbor of SANTANA; also, that lie
new favors the ratification Of the treaty with
Denmark for the purchase of the Island Of
st. Thomas.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Philadelphia Topics.

Mrs Wallace is still playing Little Dsrri, \
at the Arch.
The Telegraph di.ensscs Mrs. stowe. boot
bflthy and with less uflenee, than usnal.
Judge Strong Is warmly urged upon tho Pres.
ldent as the proper successor Of Judge Grler. bv
the Bullelin. =
The Gerinantown Chronicle. the rnrol ,lniIv
rseehliy established, starts the New Year. with
cheerful hopes. ~"
Rev II. C. McCopls. Of ii Loni. IN ncc.,t.
ed The call To The Seventh Church, If this city
and will enter upon his duties this month
The model Of the rev pnblie huildi,,,s
adopted by The Public Building Commissi IN ic,s
been placed IN Independence Hall whtre il i. #,
to public inspection. - y
line Bulletin ANNOUNCES, IN small TYNE. will,
fodsnap per positivencss, that Mrs stoves hook
must be held complete and wreched tnilnr,
Let the world be silent now
champagne; or Step by Step. Temner.
ance drama, showing the progressive downfall If
= Young man who took his first glass ut his we'd.
dug Is on the Chestnut street stage
The opera season ut the Academy. opened
Monday night with III Trovatore, and The lo,,sr
was handsomely filled Last evening" il yvas
"Crispino," with Miss Kellogg M prima donna
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

The Book which has just been published
in London, edited by Charles Mackay, and
purporting to give the autobiography of
Medora Leigh, the daughter of Mrs Leigh.
Lord Byron's half sister, is the latest evidence
in behalf of Mrs. Stowe. Ifthe book is en-
titled to our confidence, at all, the whole of
Mrs. Stoves statement, as to Lady Byron's
convictions, is sustained, and if we may ac-
cept Medora as a well informed witness.
Lady Byron's belief is also proven to be cor.
rect-i. 6. that she (Medora) was the daugh-
Ter of Lady Byron,an not of Colonel Leigh.
the husband of her mother
A large portion of Mackays book is given
up to long-winded preface, in order that
the editor, who was one of the meanest and
most offensive of the British sympathizers
with the Rebellion, may abuse Mrs. Stowe
in persistent stream Of billingsgate. But
the author of Uncle Toms CABIN" was
loag ago used to abuse from such a source,
however much she may be surprised TO see
the crowd who have flung mud at her, since
her statements concerning the Byron hor
roIs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

General Ames will call the Legislature of
Mississippi together, ihis week to ratify the
Fifteenth Amendment, SO that all the reaui,e-
ments Of Congress can be laid before the
latter body for the prompt admission of the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Secretary Boutwell, announces that during
January one million Of geld will lie sold and
one million OF bouds bought on alternate
weeks, on account of the Sinking Fund !;
aud one million Of gold sold and two mil.
lions OF bonds purchased on alternate weeks.
for the Special Fund,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Governor Hayes, in his message to The
ONO LEGISLATURE, recommends the adoption
vi the Fifteenth Amendment; shows a sur.
plus in The estimated receipts over expendi-
ture; states the debt nj 50, $50, S3S, and rec
mmends revision Of The financial laws.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

The Presidents New Year Reception in
Washington on Saturday was largely a,ten-
ded. Cabinet Ministers, Diplomats, Judges.
Scna ors and Representatives, and citizens
paid their respects.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

The public lands in the Southern States
remaining unseld and unappropriated is Al,
479,Gl9. The Vireihias, the Carolnas, Geor
gia, Texas, Kentucky and Tennessee have
no public lands within their limits.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

The lower floor of wooden structure.
erected on piles over the riverat Providence
X l., gave way on Saturday morning, letting
2i00 bushels of salt in bags into the water.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Governor Clayton, of Arkansas. says he
intends to carry out the liberal policy he re-
Gently laid down in his speech, feeling as-
sured that it meets The approval of good cit
lzens and will be for the best interests Of
the State
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
From Wilmington to CoatesvIlle twice day
by rnilroad il our latest sensation,

y uoH 10 CU1ttsVIllt, tWlCe day
by railroad, is our latest sensation
The Southern States on account Of legal
troubles growing out oithe war, produce SO much
more business for the L. S. Circuit Courts. than
Inc Northern, that it Ia proposed to re-adiust bs
Circuits 10 the bill proposed for the purpose
rennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, aud
North eatoliua, will be thrown together
"A story was circulated il Washington Ina,
secretiry Stanton had some predictions toward
Inc Catholic Church, but it Is decisively contra
dlcted BY those who wtrc intimato with HIN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Rho1a Taber died suddenly in New Bed
ford, Mass, last Wednesday, She was one
Of the heirs of Sylvia Ann Rowland. and
her death is the third among them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Reunion meetings will be held in Brooklyn.
New York, during the present week, in com
memoiatlon of the Joining together of ibe
Church
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

The TESTIMONY taken before the special
Congress Committee on American Shipping,
is printed, and will be published as soon as
the Chairman, Mr. Lynch, of Maine. has his
report ready, which, it is stated, will be in
two or three weeks. This report, we have
reason to believe, will be unanimous one,
aud will recommend to Congress that prompt
legislation be passed to relieve our two great
classes of ship builders, and ship owners as
well as to assist our national finances by re-
tanning at home the freight charges we are
now Obliged to pay to foreign vessels; to
stimulate the development of our skill in
building ocean ships; and to train sailors
in the merchant marine for any possible
emergency OF war.
These are great and important objects.
Congress will have no subject before it. at
this session,of more vital consequence to the
whole nation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

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These latter when deposited in tin boxes are charged
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ROBERT PATTERSON, Pres dent
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The Mutual Life Insurance Co,
OF NEW YORK
Assets s35.o0O,O0O Cash.
Dividends annually. aud available Immediately as
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s. - INSURANCE y ~ .ian Of he Insured
showa that "The Htttuar' FURNISHES
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JAN. 1sr. ,sn
row, ordered the sale OF Excursion rt,.
a im,nglon and intermediate stations 10 ph,,s
Agents at he several stations will bava tn...
~ regard 70 The sale OF tickets where thare II
cnange In the rate ir, M the regular tariG o'e 10
phra5.,.A. II. y. kENNHY, SUI erintendent
- -f- De9' 'i''' ioos. Janl.tf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

WE HAVE A COMPLETE HOO sCALDRR vVbich
" will heat 20 gallons Of wser in 20 minutes.
]. A. ROE INSON 8 90.
VI srm Marker ufa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
HOWARD M. JENKINs,( p a p.on.,vrov.
WILMER ATKINSON, np'iohs " rhorhihroA''
WILMINGTON. DEL.:
THURSDAY. JANUARY 6, 1870.

Mes. SrowE's Book was published by
Fields, 0sgood & Co., yesterday. 1t suffi-
ciently vlndicates herself from all the violent,
and apparently malignant abuse, so freely
showered upon her, but adds nothing OF deci.
sive Importance upon the question as tn
what proofs Lady Byron had. Mrs. Stowe
infers, and so do we, from mass of con-
current testimony. that they were perfectly
conclusive, but while this, as we have al
ready said. is enough to yindicate Mrs.
Stowe, il may or may not satisfy the public.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

~ iAIn' M I South aud Ma. North coIDeet \,
Philadelphia al 40 u. H., ant arriving in Ra,,mn ~
az i.io =; M; No 1. South CO meets al Wilmu,,t,,n
win train leaving for baltimore at 10 %. and viii
trsih gu Delaware Railr,ad civinl ut 10 Id ""
Trains northward on Delaware Railral arrtvs .,
Wllmihg. 1T 10 y. m, connecting with M y
NORM, NO North and No 2 South cupaert At
had .'e RI with train leaving Pha ephia Al i a.
,eiasylyania hailroad rain, leaving PAiladelphia NJ
80 y. M, arrives NJ Cuatesylle Ia time FIX M
south. " ''A' 'oi w. Z
Irain No l North arrives at Coatesyile FIR mail
iran west, aud Lancaster train cat iepns, lvanis
Rarsad Tram No North connects at Iua,esv,,le
mia Railroad.
Passshl or Trains leave from the Depot of the p
W. AZ u. IL. H., Wilmington. - -
). l.. SUDAN, Superintendent
e. t.uf ID
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

w nav y Uni An WOOD and tolk ined1 spig
w goIs winch will fit any eide, cssk made. FRS
JAN A. ROBINSON q uu'S
aeennd and kfu,arse -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

Which open wit spacious tables to sustain me wor s
end which fold inio tables or boxes TO protect tne
MA h nes, wher not in USE from dust AID nuuuu'
sine fingers are made from choice woods, empel-
lish,d by pleasing designs thus making OUT nsw
family machine only an ornamental piece ni iur
nituit, but in Some of the more elaborately rhe"
machines. a work of real arr
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04

Hon. VIM. = Kellogg, United
States Senator from this State,
viii please accept orr thanks fol-
. copy Of The report q The Special
Commissioners IF thq Revenue upon
The Industry Trade, Commerce.
etc Of the United States for Ehe
vs8r 1889
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
rensan Excirement.

BugrAIo. May "a. There is
some activity among the Fenian
Leaders. and men are being quietly
concentrated st rendezvous here.
III IL impossible to say ct this time
where the invasion viii be made.
The point FIRST attempted may be
4 blind. It is thought that the
frontier is lined with men.
It is reported that the United
states steamer Michiganha taken
! position at port CoHborne, Cana
da, in order to protect the Weiland
Canal.
Bosrog, May 24.-Four thou
sand Red men, supposed to be
Fenians, left on northern trains
Yesterday afternoon and evening.
RocHEsrER, n. T., May pa
car load Of Fenians passed north
last night.
ToRoNTo, Ca, May Matters
| in the neighborhood Of Huntington
are assuming a good deal Of inter
est. Gen. Gleason is in command
of the Fenians who are well armed.
Canadian forces are assembling,
and active preparations are gong
on for a fight.
Troops have also been ordered
to Pigeon Hill in anticipation o.
| further troubles there. "A small force
/ Of Fenians have also appeared 81
! Island Pond. All quiet on Niagara
4 and Detroit frontiers.
TORONTO, May 27, 10 "A. Ma
dispatch this moment received
says that the Fenians, near Irout
\ River, commenced an attack thu
morning, but were easily driver
back across the lines. Particular
4 expected soon.
/ LATER. The Fenians at Hunt
ington and Trout River got out Q
the way as fast as possible ate
the firing commenced, leaYlni
their wounded behind. Genera
Gleason went back to New Yorl
ID disgust, General Starr assuming
charge.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
VaRed

with THIS number the undeE-
signed reiras from The publication
il the WEEzLY Echo. II i M
necessary to give All his reasons
for s. doing, It's sufficient to say
that he has not sound its publiea-
ton as ramuneratire SIS he desires.
He bees 10 return bis sincere
thanks Is those who have giren
him their encouragement and sup
port. and to say that Re vii All
ways remember with pleasure the
many agreeable aeguaintanees Tie
has made il Caleasieu. He feels
that he has done everything in hIs
power to promote the interests q
this parish, and To make. ITS only
public journal a medium Of ralia-
BE and useful intelligence
In connection with the above Ee
wish to state lbat Rs are com.
PEELED to call upon our debtors, sir
order to refund to those who haYg
paid as for their unexpired TINS
for subscription. to come forward
and ssttIe Tup. To do Justice t
others necessitateg as to make thls
earnest request g. NJ. EELIER
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
- Distrfct Conrt.

Hon. John IL. King. our District
Judge, has officially notified our
Sheriff to adjourn our regular
August term 81 the District Court
SIZE az On the nTsE gay list MOI
daY Of August Of the term; and
il the same letter the Judge says
he viii hold a special term Of the
District Court for this parish some
time next fall, of which due notice
viii be given by advertisement in
our paper
We are informed that Judge
Kings discrimination to give rs q
special term late in the season is
prompted by his desire to consult
tie comfort and convenience b
our citizens. An October tern
viii certainly be preferable to onc
held IN the sultry month .
August
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04

II TEfREi q coed chance Tor some zoe
Al 10 open business The nndagsena
NOW cGiara 10 alls for CASH, lie entire
stock IF merchandise cheaper than can
Be bought iu Sew 0ria te-day, Is
any one aalr0ug 81 purchase. M h
rs leave by tbe ibih6f Nay
opportunity never hsiersnfse
ChMlee The attention ol the msr.
chants ol Gleasu paFish ia called Ia
th8 above NATHAN HTRM
Laas eharlc April & nasN
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
t. 80 e go.

We hope orr citizens will gener-
ally attend tile annual election. OH
Monday next, 18th Instant Of the
officers Of our Town Council. AT
Mayor and five Aldermen are to
be elected for one year BIZ the
voters Of the corporation 81 Lake
Charles.
The fact that the Town Council
did very little If any business last
year, has caused many to suppose
chat the Council had ceased Il
exist. This is a great mistake
The only reason for the inactioI
of TIE present Council il that ate.
their reelection a year ago, the
omitted to repeat certain lega
formalities which they compIiee
with when FIRST elected IN 1868
aupposing The repetition unnec
egsarY.
We certainly need police ant
ether municipal regulations i
Lake Charles which can Be mad
only Dy ! Town Council Beside
bv the acts 0f Interpretation "
arc exempted from tia payment
PARISH taxes szcsnt tor e0url
home and ja and Cur tom take
are Toll BIO exclusive benefit of th
tow EIeeaon At ths con asaa
81 Monday nezt ret there A
fill vcte
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
az &C. 80 for Jnna h

The New Eclectic for juno III
received and We take pleasure il
recommending il to our readers as
4 good and Interesting magazine.
This number contains some well
written and interesting articles
which would prove q great treat U
any one of literary taste Il red
them. Yearly Subscription. 90.
hgla numbers, 85 cents age
1Laa. TumbulL 4 mdoh, BEt
linor Maryland
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04

Grapes t.aa# were delmi0usiy
sweet before marriage, ara often
IF different tatte afterwards.