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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

MORE Bloody WuRKI IN HAYTI,-A dispatch
from Pot az Prince says that the work the mil
taTY commission which tried Salnaye aud sen.
tenced rim 10 death Is not yet ended The cas-
es Of several Of lis generals, and OF the most
the civilians, yet remain 10 be disposed Of in
Port au PIlECf, aad IN most OF the southern
towns the shooting OF PiCquets Is going on brisk
Is. At Jyfenle q large number Of those unfor.
tunate people have been put 70 death, and at
JaCrbGl more than forty Of them are 10 prison
doomed % dc On IN eaSiy day I lie spirit Of
vengeance ls7 teen fully roused and the yictori'
/ ouo Seg0lu.opsts have expressed their determ'
/ l1aton'to crash cut thu SSlnave party. The
Caco7 are csg'ng ont for blood, and unless more
moderate aad paercif;l councils should prevail
| than those ruing ~ present, reign Of tsrrol
mas be e. pscIed 70 Hsyti.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Tho viii of Edwin NJ. Stanton, written on one
page Of paper, was adm tied 10 probats 10 Wash
ington on Saturday. He bequeRths two. thirds
of his property, chsrgeable with payment Of two
thirds Of bis debts, to his wife and remaining
third chargeable with one-thrd of the debts, to his
mo her, the surplus, at he. death, TO be divided
among his three youngest children,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
NlunIioOd, How Lost, hOW NeslOfn0

s.IWJMkzw Just published, now edition OIL d.
fYkiAE$& Culverwell's Celebrated Essay on Aa
= 15zss~rlfS radical cure twithout mudicinu 0t
NasausRsssw Sperinatorhna, or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Seminal LOSSES, Impoteuoy, MUntsi Auj
Phyalcal lncapacty, Impedinlents 20 Marriage eto,
also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced ey
self-ipdulgence OF sexual eXtrava gance.
RS@Prlce, IN a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, 10 this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years suecsssit
practice, that the alarming. consequence OF sell.
abuse may he radically cured without The dangoIun
use or Internal medicine or the ApplcRloi. 81 tic
knife; pointing out mode 0. cure at once simpi,
certain, aud effeotual by means vi which every SUN,
erer no matter what his condition may be, may euro
himself eheaply, privately aud radically
HS-rhis Lecture should DO In tile haiida Of eve
youth aud every man in the land.
Sent under seal, TO any address, IN plaiu sea-,
eIgelOpe, on the eJSlpt OF six cents, OF U.s.,
postage stamps. Also, Dr., Culvorweus "MH
riage Guide" price 25 gents. Address the FubiLn
ers, CHAS. j, U, KLINE e CO..
nils ty Ia BOwcry, New York, p. U. Box u.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

A LOVELY BEAsr.--A vague idea seems TO
prevail with some, that good COW makes her
milk in some mysterious way, drawing 1t from
the depth of her moral consciousness, rather
than from the food which size puts into her ma
chine, Some farmers seem to act upon this the
ory, and thus take pains not to supply their
cows withp plenty of good succulent food. Verify
these Sol SilGox farmers have theic reward :
their COWS look meanly, f,sl meanlY and give IS
littIs milk as possible. These men take no prl
yes at agricultural festivals, they envy those who
do, and they are apt TO be slow in paying thsiI
lrrocera,bIls. There are g number Of them
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
For the Deimpufe Republican,
FROM BROOKLYN TO BRANOYwISE.

A Stretch OF THE CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL
WAsHINGToN. FsoM SEPTEMBER 1873,
TO SEPTEMBER, l7T7. READ BEFORE
wv HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF
DELAWARE, NOVEMBER II,
... 1859, nv WILLIAM
4. READ. ESQ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03


:. A good COW deserves better man than that
A good COW does her utmost to minister, to GUY
pie ASSURE and profit, and deserves Careful. any
good treatment. Remember that after a sort,
abe Is violating her nature tn please us. The
natural or wild COW gives milk to suckls her
young for few months, and then runs dry some
eight OF nine months of the year; willie our
COW gives her milk for ten months in the year
without ceasint, We deprive her Of the pleasure
of sucking her young, and say to her "Grlnd
up this fodder into milk for ns,-wnrk !" and she
does 1t, producing for us some three thousand
quarts Of milk per year, We have induced her
to forego her own pleasure, to forget her child,
and to work for us and, for my part, hold her
to be lovely beast. He, therefore, who strikes
| cow OF kicks COW, or starves COW, deserves
| the stick, the klck and starvation. When | am
king, propose my sell to keep, for such fellows
| use, breezy knoll, windalways north, thermom.
eter at ten degrees, gentle sleety RAIN seasoned
with hail, four-rai fenced, mostly tumbled
down in this delicious retreat, propose to al
low the Sol SllcoSes to stand, without overcoats
with their backs up and their heads down there
they can chew their cuds, and perhaps ind them
sweet, as the good cows do not
What we ask the COW TO do, and what she
does do, IL to convert cheap OF uninviting food
into good and dear food. That is, We put Into a
COW, per day, say
Twenty pounds of hay, at one half cent 10
Nine pounds Of sproats or meal, ut two cents Is
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

An organization Of Democratic soldiers called
the "Giand Army of the Constitution" has been
organized In Brooklyn, and application has beer
made the opening Of Ia developments" II
Me- York State.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

III The contested case Of Van WycAs ys.
Greene. q New York, tie House Election Com
mlttes decided On Tuesday to give the seat TO
the io'UJ. Ills adds one to the Republican
mBionly
The pub!ic debt staIeinsnG for January, just
Issued, shows a reduction Of s2,9s2,ee4 during
the moth.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
oLLECloRS NOTICE.,


= - y ~ -. 4ls.I
aeeSIdanss wth IRE Fv,zi -sIirrrs 81 seatisn Al
~ HS Sne sst Of M g ncla Ns nmhlv OF tbo STATE
~ ~ DSSi.eSsIe sntit4cl IAN lE gIoyidine ReennHSs
toI TINS State passed NJ Iavt5 tH,IS iaea
astSyy noVIy al peFs5rH 'lslc 10. lie aS m SSis-
snd SSannia9tuFeS tqr 'iJ qua tyia nyins line IN:
~ ~ oePyenoer oh Tcsnrc. W w. anil. $40 Animal
a. W SospoFsN2uri inv .tusa.J4l Gross Renai,tr
! sn Ncglor tho vst- ending lrrtanbcr AZ
teo2, Inat win atten at tic iiglr and taees re-
u Wentopeu % receive .HjU taxes n f.'ITvs yi..~
~ Ice immediate tho cii=-ue On WLi; ;,lav rsoe,
nuhoI6e, &c me Peer Par@lotpl, Ot Alex a IauSs
OF January, 1870. ~'" A'tn Gays
~ soeemmSdsto the citirer,o Of lvew cas,lo finn.
Snst; 81 hs stoekt0n H0gs IN tho town ~ NnS,
o1sub, "a tns Llst eld szd dlys OF JanraTv Is76
r,a ~ eSniSsueI hundfed, ~ tbs h1fal OF MI tith,
isTo AZ SiaSso"' on TIE 2--4 Iul q Il JanuSTy-
NJ n Rad Lion Hundred at DURAN, Hote, 4,
1910 va '-'s ~Ss1 et'A s'ILot January,
7, In 81 Georgea Hundred, ~ t,a hot n, ro-.,h
February, 1916 az anu "a OF
N 10 Appequininirl HUNDRED, a. tlo t,,,, ~ NJ
isg at Iownseld, ,a3 and Sth OF Fei
sStw ssSS tho AOps' ofs elc-, NJ, md O'Clock
Taxes from any of eo arorcr,il 1TnprSd. vr,,, l..
bmee stated. 80 "'-s~iH ct the
al Az ReIsons; associations, firm. or eornorntor.
IA shat nekleet Y pay the ueai A. thn tt,saa
dtos, ne psnaisis WI 10 eq@.r1 to pay in adj
'N-e PSuatV1 SUI eaitG largilod Nv Law,
,,,,,.., WILLIAM h: LYNX NV
1GnlS-t.2Jl so "-0Fo cNofed1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

William E. Keith, President Of the Ptttsburg
Gas Coal Company, died on FIidg, at Cle7s
land, from injuries received tive days previous
ron runaway.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
bAT0HEE0HIS HAIR DYE.

bAToHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
rha best In tbs world--does not contain leads-nos
yttrlol pQisons 20 psrRyEs the system or produce
death. 1t Is perfectly harmless-feliAble nstanta-
nsoua Avoid the vannted and delusive pEepRrR-
tons Boosting virtues they Go not pozSess, u you
would escape thy danger: The genuine W, a,
TO uphold its integrity. Sold by all druggists and
Rerfumers, aud properly applied at BatchelcE'a
jansT ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Trial

and We AJAX her to produce from 1t ten quarts Of
nice milk, worth, at ak ard a-half cents, some
sixty Or siEty-five CENTS. Nov, the cow does rot
wish to do tbs; she shes 10 suckie her calf to
lick it and play with It, and then to wander al
her own sweet will along the meadows and Dusty
pastures. But shs foregoss her own Wishes, and
plsases US and more than that, ste does 1t kind
" and serensly. IL she not thai c most lovely
beast
is there any human beast who ever does so ?
None not one The Gdlaxy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

THE AFFLICTED CUREDTI
HR2gg ' II In o " i 9 TO
No. S8T TATNAEL ST Ret,
W1LsnseTUz, DEL
Ia curing by his new and complete system Of
M e q ical e q @ t ricity
a aAs o. oiasasss that nsve Tor long time hslSd
NERVOUS ans CHRONIC diseases Ct every do.
soFiption promptly treated and permanently eurBd.
IN diseases of the UteEus for Womb rs 4slue
not be estimated.
RKFERENuKs.
Jossph Rringhurst, s1e Wost street
EDWARD I. hiss, ool sniRley sIest
Charles q. Gordon, s2l Market street,
George CislsDd, corner Of Seventh and TaAhipgtoS
b. a Jones, corner Of Fifth and MArkss streets
WIN. Z. Rudolph GT Market atIeet.
DT, Washington Russell, christianR, DeL
wILNINeToH, %th mo-, 9th, 1887.
70 TIE PuBLtc GENERALLY;
], Sarah W: StApler, recommend ell that are seiict
oern % its great benefit for myself, had the mis-
fortune to get my hand badly bruised which caused
to Euef with severe pain i1 my right arm day and
night, fdr ei1 or seven months.
At length i beQamh so bad that lost the use Of
snttrsly, and suffered constantly unt1 sDpnsd &c
With every application sO- ave times became
woFse, but concluded would mot give out, am no
one q fhst kind With tes blessing of tks Lozd, ior
untiring attention, I Rm now we'll
You're respectfully,
SARAH. ". SIAPLER,
500 ". 1eVanth 81,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

-, The subscrloer. intending TO re- n
SFSs4 ilnquiHh farming, will sell at Pub-lEfA
H-l1 ltc Vendue, on Thursday, Februa- XIX
~ II ITu NJ 10 O'CLOCK M, his entire Stock apd
Farming Utensils at his farm known as Willie Hall
Farm, ia st. Georges Hundred, on the road leading
In part Ms follows mo. l, Black Horse, Prince, 9
wears old, nne style and elEo, kind and gentle III
harness. with little practice will make first clasi
traT Ter. No q Lady Morgan, years old, One size
andstylo, kind and gentle in all kinde OF harness.
and "a good traveller with ioal by q thoroughbred
horg8. No 8, Vermont bay Horse, 0 years old, fine
style and good traveller, kind In all harness. and IN
Horse, Z years old nns style and size an exeensnt
traveller Or draft horse. NoNo. bene, pay Mare,
years old, tne farm mare. NO o Pelley, SorLei
Mare, years old, hne driving OF iarm mare. NO.
4, TusoirOra, yeITs old, Bay horse, line style, az
was II, n y Ia ali Harness. and an eScelient farm
and family horse. No. y, Jim, Bay Horse, u years
old, line slE1 and an excellent farm horse No. 10,
pan Of good mules also ! yoke of -susRwusn
fine well broken oxen, good workers HsN sEy
home raised Cove. 2good farm wag- I'LL
ons and gears, lie arboTns, | good Germantown
carriage with tongue and shafts, double and single
harness, buggy wagon, Pennington, reaper Van
WickLu fan good - newt drill. stsel tooth horse
rake revolving rake, corn shelter, plows, cultiva-
tors, twin harrews,l A harrow, roller, good as
new; piow gears lead harness. chains, single trees
djubie ), triple trees, shoyels, spades, axes
maui and wsdges, cros3cut saw, dairy fixtures, aisG
ms uy articles too tedious to mention.
TENMS--Al sums under Sc cash; all sums OF
SO and over credit Of twelve months will be given
By purchaser giving baDkable note with approved
enduIscr, interest added; 1--WE per cent OF Tor caah
on all sums OF $50 and over.
7 ". STrnuAN a Soy Auctioneer 5anIn3.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Fable Gale Of PERSONAL PTop7
nj

erty.
~ Tbs subscriber having deter .ssaszs.rsww.
GJtSA. mined 70 relpquiah farming, EVt sf
WEDNESDAY, February 18th, 1870, ILL
NJ II o'clock, A, M at his residence 10 PencAder
Hundred, one mills north ofSpmmit Bridge, on the
roHd iesGrgto Glasgow hts v:s-fre stoekj farming
utensils, and household furniture, to- wit; Five
good young horses, two Of them being excellent
0riveis One superior pair or young mulss, unSuIs
passed tor endurance and gentleness. Fifteen cat
eSr,qAsy tie, aHong, which are seven COWS Azy.xnk
ES-Ssq aud belfers, that will come into I2A3f1
1AstiEs proat in the spring. all improved GKsI&s,
stOcki one yoke Of good Maryland oxen years old,
yorecuy gentle and well broken, the balance young
cattle, une SOW and pigs guaranteed thoroughbred
wagon, hay bed, oz-catt, OK yokes, twin hafrows
a barrow, pows, outyatorst corn drag grain cra-
dies, Hhse rake, new, revolving rake, fans corr
abe lers, one new, one Hussey reaper; pillow and
lead harness double and singls tTees, bridlea and
euarF, double aud single reina, tive carriages and
harness Oats clover seed and potatoes by the
bushelj 1000 pounds or pork, lard by the pound
Household and Kitchen furniture, consisting oil
beds, he dsteads and bedding, bureaus, rep lounge
cane seat and windsor ohaEs rocking ch 4trs tabiea
carpets, Sc: TWO cooking stoves with 6xtureai one
cts Curu and other things pertaining to the house
hold.
TAR5I5 -~On all sums OF $40 aud upwards
credit VI ono ve ar will DO given.
Bale 10 c,inInenoe positively at ~ O'clock, A. M,
GEORGE L. TOWNSEND,
ACAgNoE, A uotioneer.
psEDeiawars Gazette and Cecil Wing copy, and
send bill to subaorlbcr Ut summit Bridge.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
wa " AgET NURSERIES,.
PAuMs.
For sale.

.--A a.5tgry oilck house. No, GA East Sixth
III "A fir ros Nj IA isebs eSt on III oor rooms
en- % storr rosa VI "a story. Gas all over house.
App.- 70 THoS. NJ. OaLE,
AMI No East Cd St,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

"a comfortable ere,,,,. i,,--, -,
ill% age house, and ether o. . t-a,les CARL
- VT about two Rores O, " outInldinGsS
situated IN the Village m So. 3,oycd lhnds
tss siso BLACKSMITH ana wh5cwitg cten,is
nsss s,.nd az III an Cd and vol tstub'iglcd bnst
sst5 a. ~ hhe apoVe piUpuIty may Ia te,tnd a.
OF separately Fur flrtlif q ,ars ,,r W
1ns subscribers, living nCgI INC Sir yiinre aRp'S
WILLIAM h. III nm
s Ais9 about 5000 Or 20 00y Ura,e C..,,c p,o-t.
,s-tz,z=- Ek-S o. W y. ilu31-lm
PVRE Cider Vinegar, va77-1r- ! NJ 7jcI ii,;;,;'
" q. AInICWs
afVerh & flafIergon
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Real Estate and Personal Property AT
Pubro sale,

,norl Eqtnte and PeraOnHI Tr0perfT al
Public Sale
60 VIII be sold ut Public Sale, at the reRi-
E,.9 doncs OF the subscriber, mile wet y. Cen
ESisa trryills, on the road leading to GarTstt's
Del on TUESDAY, February 9Th, 1870, at u M,
10 acres Of good land, with Stone House, Frame
Bs.n. and nood Tenant House thereonj adjoining
land OF Il, Dlworth, W. P, Passmore, and 3. dsmbH
20 Also at tins same time and place, sK8sS
SSTN mare, years old, with foal by LaAshas
Moleev, ehead of'eows, four OF them coming In
proat; ball, all Welsh Stock Z shoats, Chester
iron plos, harrow, 3 eultivators, grain fan,
Grades moving scythss acts of harness, rsyofy-
ing horse rake tpades Hhovels forks, lakes, hay fy
the ton corn fodder By the bundle potatoes BY the
bushsl, chickens by the pair, and many other aru-
cles Sale will commence at " O'clock Nj when
conditlsna will be made known by
isnyo MICHAEL KANE.
~ q, IL u na1tS mar ,n,,.sH
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
nR. WM. FTELUs

UHG0
CTILd continues his successful practice CT MEDI-
y ONE, for the euro Of consumption liver disAs 7a
dropsT nbernttting fever or chills and fever srse
She eve and care insisted and other tunugs tltt 70
itch Of the worst grades ulceTs of the limbs, to' her
with many other diseases, such as tevSrs, email plA
Se The Doctor returns hts thanks for past tlyorF
md hopes his customers win st continue theS pat
onA4e,
Residence and office DR. WIN, Fields, No, 2iJ Wee
Seventh Street, Wilmingt.n. Del. whlHF
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
AdMfnistratOr's Sale OF a VaTus
able Farm.

L, W STIpHAN q Son. Auctioneer, ianlOts
Sale OF a Value
able Farm.
30 The subscribers viii sell at Pub 10
x f:9 Sale, at the National hotel, in Middle-
"a # 81 town, Del, on Wednesday, February
ltsf4 18th, $50, at O'Clock, r, H., the fol-
eN' owing described Real Estate Of the late
Adam DIyi t!ceasedI ylG All that tract or land
situate 81 s. e'zolges Hundred, New oa,tls oogn.
y anu stated ilSaware,, IN miles south Of St.
Georges on tue - Road leading tTem st. Geoeges
y olgfsa adjolntilg ,Auas Of James N. Valdegrfit
Ms M HIN and others, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACREg,
more or less, In COED state Of cultivation, known
as one OF the hnest farms In st. Georges Hundred,
tue SOL bong or the best quality and not a foot Of
Wasta land omit beautifully atuatedi convenient 20
schools, cbu ehesi railroads and steamboats,. The
lnrovements are a good, substantial Brick Dwell
irR, Continuing rooms and attic, with never
failing we'll VI eScellent water at the door, COED
Frame Darn 255S 81 feet good Brick Store Ho1se
sheus, Carnorlbs and all convenienceA necessary 10
constitute nrpt-clsss FARM having 1t the ohoics
est Varieties OF trut such as pears Rpples peaches
cherries, daDsons, strawberries, rRspberrtes cur
rants gocssbrTries, sc, This farm will be sold nv
tho widow and heira OF the deceased, sold subject
10 tie widows DOVER
TFRMS.--'ren per cent. cash 81 soon as the prop,
cry is struck oti the balance Of rhs ons-balf In
Guiding She ten per cent, to be paid on or before
tue 25th day Of March, when good and sufaolent
decd will be given; tbs balance in one and two
years, seemed by bond and mortgage.
ELIZA BETH s. DIEHL,
THEODORE DIEHL.
Administrators or Adam Dishl, dao,d
= W. Std HAM 8 son, AuctiOneers and Real
Estate agents, No, Ill East Fourth street, VII.
rntrgtpn, japlIts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Administrators Of Adam Dishl, dso'd.
2. W. Std HAM q SON, AuctOneers and Real
Estate agents, no. Ill East Fourth street, VII.
rnirgtDn, janiIts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

TOOD Isio Coiiee, 20, % mud So cents per pound
III Noasted White Lagulra 40, Java 45. Fresh every
weak W. I. ALRIOHS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-14

schr Mary Louisa Snow, hence for Bridgeport, at
New YORK 18th inst.
schrs N 2; ROckhIn, RoekhIll, from Fan RIVER,
ladephia, passed Hell Gate 18th inst.
Schr Golden Eagle, Howes, hence for New Bed
ford passed Hell Gate 12th inst.
Schr Alexander, Young hence, at Charleston yes
terday.
Sc6r Irene r. Messervey, for Boston, clear ed at
Savannah 18th inst.
Schrs Richard vaux, Whitaker, for Hoboken;
David Collins, Townsend for Allyns Point; and ID.
Britain, Carroll. for Hunters Point, sailed from
Georgetown, ID. c., 11th inst.
Schr Joseph Porter Burroughs, hence, at Paw
tucket 10th inst.
Schr Anne Barton Frink, for Philadelphia, cid at
Charleston eth inst, with $40 tons phosphate rock
S'hr Peter Lyle, Hill, for Trenton, cid at Balti-
more 18th inst.
Schr Harry Lee, Barrett, for Philadelphia, was
loading at Wilmington, N e. 10th iRst.
instant
Schr Ruth H. Baker, Loring, from Charleston, at
Fernandina 4th inst. for Wilmington, Del. rrs
Schr Ocean, Marsh, hence at Norfolk Sth inst.
Schr NJ II. Read, Bowman, hence, at New Bedford
SchIs Julia A Crawford, Young, and Fannie G.
Warner, Dickinson, hence, at Providence 11th inst.
the latter for Pawtucket.
Schrs Lady Ellen. Sampson. and Minnie, Errick-
son. for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 1lth
instant
Schrs Cloud, Seaman; Foam, Homan; and Surf,
Abbott for Trenton, sid from Providence 11th inst.
Schr Amelia, Post, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Newburyport 9th inst.
schr j. II. Gallagher Boyle, hence, at Richmond
10th inst.
Schrs Henrietta, McAnton, and Haze, from Tren-
ton, at New Haven 9th inst.
Schr Fannie Warned, for Milford, Del, cleared at
New Haven 9Th inst
Schr Joseph B. Comegys, vickars, hence, at Nor
folk 9th inst.
Schr Rebecca Huddle, Maloy, hence, at Gloucester
11th inst.
Schr Admiral, Steelman, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Salem 10th inst.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-14

v,mher I he was further reinforced by the Duke
of Mecklenhurg with % 600 men of all arms. This
Rives the Germans At roury force of 5000
DAurelles employed In all the engagements up to
The 9Th and 10th a force of IS 900 men and to-day
he has not brought up the same force into action,
hut will bring up force 100000 strong, holding
5C0CO IN reserve. lie intends 20 attack the Ger
mans day or IN Sunday, at TOury. The French
army is eated at the victory, and is anxious for the
attack The government at Tours believes Prince
Frederick Charles, advancing from Comm arcy, will
not be able 20 effect his junction with Won der Tam
before Novembtr 10
The government has cleo received very impor-
tant Information from ROuen and Amiens about
Bourbaki's army. The French have concentrated
large force at Beauvais and Gizors, their line ex-
tending as fer as Les Anfeeys and Lyons La Foret.
They are well provided with artillery and battle
will probably be fought the river pte, near
Gournay Borie or Gizors
A World correspondent, writing from Versailles
on November 8, says: "No bombardment of Paris
will take place for long time, If ever; and the
hope is now that the city will be starved out. The
truth seems to be that the constant and accurate
FIRE from the French forts has greatly embarrassed
and retarded the German oper rations and rendered
IN uch of their work uselese.'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-14

was arrested on Saturday, charged with vio-
latiDg the fifteenth amendment.
The total number of persons who lost
their lives by the recent bridge accident at
ST. Charles, Mo-, is reported at sixteen.
The Court of Appeals of Richmond, Va,
on Saturday granted writs of error in the case
of ex-Mayor Cahoon, who was recently SEN
fenced for forgery.
Forty indictments have been found in the
United States Court at Memphis against per-
sons holding offices contrary to the four
teenth amendment in tennessee.
A Chinese woman, who had committed a
number of petty robberies among her people
at San Bernardino, was seized by them, tied
to stake, and burned to death.
Lewis Travis, colored, was arrested in
Nashville, Tenn, on Saturday, as fugitive
from justice, he being accused Of having
committed at least half dozen murders in
the State of Georgia.