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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04
Saratoga Water on Draught.

The medicinal value Of Saratoga Water has long
been appreciated by the public. Its popularity,
however, has recently been much increased by the
invention of apparatus which enables 1t to he had
at Il distance precisely as 1t Is at the Spring. AS
drawn at our counter 1t il
IDENTICAL WITH THAT DIPPED OUT OF THE
SPRING AT SARATOGA.
None of its ingredients, whether deemed essential
to Its value as Medicine or not lost and moth
Ing added. In the block tin lined reservoirs in which
II Is carried it suffers no loss of gas in barreling or
IN transit Is not In contact with wood other veg
etnhe matter, and is thus preserved from deconpo-
stion. While 1t flows with force and sparkles with
gas, 1t is not re-charged but contains Just its own
natural amount of carb0nic acid. Maintained at ts
natural temperature of 40 or 50 degrees F. without
the addition Of Ice to the glass, IL Is in eject Sara
togn Spring in Wilmington.
Kissingen, (purgativeA and vichy, (anti- acd) Wa
ters, Congress, Excelsior and High Rock Saratoga
Waters, Bedford, Mississquoi, Adirondack, Guilfor
ST. Catharines Well, Gettysburg, and other more OF
less celebrated mineral waters always on hand
Also Granular Efervescent Carlsbad Cbeltenham
kissengen, Marienbad, vichy and other Salts
DIR. LINTON SMITH,
Chemist aud Druggist,
IN 4 Market sts, Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

From Wilmington ship-yard. of the largest
iron vessel, for other than war purposes ever
built ON this side of the Atlantic, is matter for
congratulation with our whole community. 1t
newly illustrates the fact that the Christiana is
certainly destined to become the American rival
of the Clyde. Wilmington is already the great
est iron ship building city in America, but, if the
present war in Europe involves England, this
may become the greatest iron ship building city
in the world
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

1t seems as difficult to get trustworthy infor-
nation concerning the actual state of our local
trade as it does to ascertain the probable size of
the peach crop We are assured by some of our
merchants that trade was never duller while on
the other hand we talked with the head of a
large house, this morning, who assured us that
business is better than is usual at this season of
the year. The general response to the query
"how's business is, however. " about as poor
as Is llsllal al this seannn.N
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04
The Indians.

BUYING THEIR sufrLIEs--GooD PEACE PROSPECT.
General Parker, of the Indian Bureau, il now
IN New YORK, and on Saturday began formal in
spection of tho goods to be bought for the In
dian service. In this work he is to be aided by
two or three members of the peace commission.
and they hope to complete the purchases IN,
about fortnight. They treat directly with tho
dealers in the goods wanted, and no middle men
are allowed. Two members as soon as the pnr-
chases are made will visit Kansas, to see if the
osages desire to sell out and go on new reser-
Walton. Messrs Brunot, of Pittsbnrg, and
Campbell Of st. Louis, are at once going to tho
Sioux country to see Red Cloud and the other
chiefs, Advices to the bureau are Of late quite
favorable for continued peace.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

Up to this date the peach shipments by rail-
road have been much smaller than during the
corresponding period last year, and If We were
to judge the season by its opening the prophe-
cies of the worst croakers would be realized.
We cannot properly so judge it, however, as the
early varieties of fruit suffered most from the
remarkable weather last spring, while from IL e
same cause the season il somewhat backward.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The Southern Democratic newspapers despair
of any Republic not controlled by their own oil
garchs. When Mason and slidell and Toombs
ware rulers all was lovely, and a popular gov
eminent by their permission success. But
now-how changed. Thus the Richmond Dis
patch cries to the people of Europe
.When will this Republican dream cease to
vex crazy people? 1t bamboozles the minds Of
men in this country. and how much of Republi-
canism have WEI If European nations can do
no better than America they had better put an
embargo on republicanism
No doubt the Dispatch is iii earnest. So is
Senator Bayard who thinks the number of
white men allowed to vote is far too great. So
are the Salisbury family, who prefer despo-
tism, with themselves at its head, to any free
government by the people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The Southern employers are still urging for
ward the Chinese importation. Five hundred Of
the Mongols are on their way from California to
Virginia. having been hired by the Ohio and
Chesapeake Railroad Co. at SO per month.
They are to be employed principally on the tun-
nels to be cut in the western section Of this i'm
portant road. The first camp Is to be located
near the famous White sulphur Springs and they
are expected to arrive within the next ten days.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

Reports of the condition of the cotton crop in
the Southern States are decidedly encouraging.
heavy crop was planted the season has been
favorable, and the rayages of insects have been
less than during previous years. 1t is estimated
that the aggregate yield this year will range be-
tween three and fonr millions of bales.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The Philadelphia Inquirer shows itself unrea-
sonablc. il not ridiculous, in complaining of Sec
Rotary Bontwelfs economy as unimportant be-
cause he did not urge the repeal of the Income
Tax. 1t is small odds our contemporary Think
that the Secretary of the Treasury should re-
trench his expenses, and save the public funds,
if he does not procure relief for its editors
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

Some very illogical persons advance the argu-
ment that if women vote they should also he
subject to military duty Then all men who are
exempt as non-combatants from age Or iniirmi-
ty should not be permitted to vote. Disabled
soldiers, deformed men. consumptiyes, near
sighted or deaf people. and many others must
according to this principle. he deprived Of the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

Anything for ornament thinks the Cecil Demo.
crai. 1t strongly objects to the erection of the
new jail about to be built in ElEton, on an out
of-the-way place, and says that "a handsome
9 new building like the new Jail will be, would
g be much more creditable to the town if located
" on high ground in the centre, where hand
some buildings can be erected around it, than
:. il put adjacent to tile railroad There is no
accounting for tastes
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04
Arrest Of n Murderer



THE tRlMISAl riip soS ~ hsE ~ 1iE MURDER
Fms III THE e0sDES FAMILY.
We learn from the fcca Wing that Sheriff
Denny arrested Jim Murphy, IN Wednesday
last, near Cayotts Corner, Second district and
lodged him in Jail at f,lkton, till Thursday, when
he was taken 70 Hartford county, and confined
in Belair jail, to await the next term Of Court
Murphy i. one Of party of three desperadoes
who stabbed a colored man IN Hartford county
some two years ago, Who we believe, died from
tile effects of hs Wounds. The Sheriff was ac-
conpanod by Constable Grant when he made
the arrest. The officers hearing that Murphy
threatened to fight to the death before he would
he taken, provided themselves with double
barrelled guns and went to the place they knew
lie was living They saw HIM leaving the house,
going OH fishing excursion, and waited till lie
got behind a piece Of woods, when the officers
went round and met lin, When few yards
distant they presented their guns, aud called to
linn to surrender which liz did quietly The
enlpri, IL son OF Nick Murphy, one of the men
hung for committing the horrible murder of the
tosden family, III Kent county, a few years ago
Like Ills father lie il charged with being noto.
riolls outlaw and whether deserving of the rep
utation or not. bad name is always damaging
to the unfortunate individual to whom ii at.
taches. 1t appears that there was a woman
in the fence; which accounts for his lettering
about so dangerous a neighborhood 80 long.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The North Carolina election takes place to-
day. An Attorney General, Legislature, and
members Of Congress are TO be chosen. 1t is
difficult to anticipate the result on the State
ticket, though we lave no fear of losing the
Republican majority in the Legislature The
present Congressional delegation is composed OF
six Republicans to only one Democrat, and this
of course, will not be improved upon, while it is
possible the Democrats may gain one or two
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

Is likely to be the title by which this summer OF
1870 will be known in the future. Many people
now sweltering through it will doubtless tell
their wondering grand children marvellous tales
Of the heat, but as these children may be incred-
ulous, we advise everybody to save some
newspaper clippings and New York lists of sun
stroke to coroborate their statements with.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04
New Castle County Ticket.
FOR sHERIFF-THoMAs HARVEY.
FOR CoRoNER--CHARLES A. WINSL0W.

Referring to it's own prominent share in the
reform movement of 1S59-60, by which, through
a union of all parties, the control of the City
Government of Baltimore was wrested from the
"thugs," who had held it so long, the Baltimore
American says
"we we're grossly deceived and cheated by
those who ultimately obtained control Of the
authority of the city and State, and we pledge
ourselves to The Gazette never again, under any
condition Of affairs, to coalesce with Democrats,
either to lead or follow them. Experience has
taught us that reform parties are the means by
which Democrats usually sneak into power, and
become more proscriptye and more intolerant
than when power is obtained by political con-
test"
The american is not alone in such experience;
it is common to all who have ever tried the ex-
pertinent, as many repentant Republicans in Gin
cinnati can testify. When Republicans want
reform they must attend primary meetings, and
purify their own party, not attempt to fish
amongst the rotten timbers of the most corrupt
party with which land was ever cursed fol
material wherewith to build up honest govern,
manf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The young man Duncan, one of the party
charged with committing rape on Miss Jervis,
in Philadelphia recently, had diversified char
acter proved for him. by his friends on the trial
yesterday 1t was shown that lie was member
of a church, had been so four years, was III
ssgood standing, was an adherent Of the Rc-
ance Engine Company, was at Keezey's liquor
saloon, on the evening of the occurrence. and
was known to one Of the witnesses as having a
good character from having met him at a tavern.
What more could be said for Duncan:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The NIeihodists are holding camp meeting
at Long Branch,
Charles W Brooke, Esq, has taken his
4 iiaifls ami Ballads TO Cape May.
Long Branch complains of scarcity OF fir
tations but has plenty of flirts.
At Tuckermans Rayne, White Mountains,
the snow il nearly 100 feet in depth.
-"sloo Fly is the popular air at Saratoga.
Last summer it was captain Jitilis.
Tile greatest beauties at the watering places
are between ten and twelve years of age.
"A dedr creature at Saratoga appeared at ono
of the hops wearing q necklace of sapphires and
diamonds valued at $4,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The Republican Convention for the Congress
sional district embracing the Eastern Shore of
Maryland will be held at Cambridge, on the LIST
of September. The names of Hon. H. Colds
borough Of Talbot, and H. Il. Torbert, of Cecil,
will come before it. The latter was the candidate
two years ago, and is cousin of Gen. Torbert,
at that time the Republican candidate in this
State
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

From French sources, we have reports OF an
engagement, yesterday, commencing at II, AN,
and ending in two hours. The French troops, it
is stated, advanced into Prussian territory, car
red the heights overlooking Saarbruck, and
drove their enemies from the town. Very prob
ably, the truth is widely different from this re-
port, but any statement Of the affair from Ber-
lin is as likely to be just as unreliable. In all
such stories, we may as well make up our minds
to have each side give coloring to suit itself.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04
me Bailey Cauu Martial


END of Inf TRIAL -noSoRABI.E AGqulTTAI or
DR. BAILEY.
The public interest excited by the Court Mar
tal trial of Surgeon l.. j. Bailey, of the U. s.
Army. will lie relieved by the announcement that
the trial has eose,l, aulnr. Bailey has been hon
orably acquitted. Tie following official notiiica-
ton from Assistant Adiutant General McKeever,
states the facts
NEw York July %, 1870
SurWon 4. \ Baity. Z. = A.. Wilmington,
M.
SIR IL am directed by the Department Com
manler 10 inform You that You have been hon
orablc acquitted by the General Court Martial
before which yon were arlaigned and tried, and
that you are hereby relieved from arrest.
Very respectfully,
Your most o ielielt servant,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

70 Physicians and the Publicl
! have just received u large and we'll
selected assortment of Trusses, Abdominal r ysafl
supporters, Shoulder Braces, SILK Stock y/ft,U
ings, Bandages etc. htEaV
The Undersigned having made specially iA'Ill5ll
IN his business for the sale and application kSipEY5X
OF Inc most approved instruments for the MI
rellei 81 hernia or rupture, would advise those WIN
are allicted to call and he properly fitted as many
persons have been ruined for life by the improner
application OF trusses f0fe'
me Hard Rubber Truss di,pays on hand, Also. n
idrge assortment Of Infants usses double and sinIe on
hand' fr'pate apartments for this branch If business.
L.. NJ. ENGLAND, Druggist,
- Qsign OF tile Large MortaD
n. y. Cor sixth aud Lombard streets.
apls,ms&w1yw Wilmington. Delawsis.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

The Cincinnati Gaze IL which is very good
as well as very enterprising paper, had spe-
cial correspondent at the late National Camp
meeting at OaAington. Md.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

u S. Senator Cattell, of New Jersey i at At
lantic City, with his brother enjoying the sea
air. His health, we understand, is slowly iIn-
proving.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

OF the best patterns made to order of the best ma
erias, and of all sizes constantly ON hand and prO-
perry adjusted ut the Truss and Brace Department Of
H. BRINGHURST a. CO.,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts, Wilmington, del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04
HARRINGTON CAMP GROUND, |
L ilhzn [

On Friday morning, at o clock, prayer
meeting for tho promotion of Holiness, conducts
ed by DR. France Of Milford. This was one of
Tho most memorable meetings Of the Camp, thus
far. So deep was the feeling, that all was over
whelmed with the Divine Presence. The Sane
tiiier was with ps in all his power. Severalp per-
SONS entered into the rest of faith and love- The
work is steadily on the advance.
AT 10 o'clock, preaching, by DIR. Mitchell, Of
Hastonn conference. The sermon was read;
the effect was accordingly. We think reading
sermons at camp meetings don't amount to any
thlng. Brothers that preach at camp meetings,
should not try to show of, but stand behind the
cross and preach Christ, and leave self out of
matter altogether. The object of camp-meet-
ings, il to make use of means, in the best
possible way. to have sinners converted, and the
Church sanctiiied, consequently self should be
left out of the matter altogother Bro. Denham
followed the pr III powerful exlortation.
| Many pressed their way to the altar for prayer.
Several we're converted, and thus the work goes
| 1o'clock prayer meeting was held at the stand
conducted by Brother Willis, expressly for the
children, which created great excitement A
| goodly number Of the children came forward for
prayers, nne, of these dear ones were happily
| converted. Ihe work goes on glorlotisly ariidnS
the children. There is some prejudice against
the work i'll this direction. but the opposition
comes from half hearted professors, that don't
| take any interest III their children, Oh anything
else scarcely. When opposition comes from the
world, we care nothing about it, we expect this,
but when it comes from the Church it is differ
ent.
2o'clock-- Rev. Mr.. Gregg Of Seaford, preach
ed telling sermon on the Parable OF the Sower,
followed in elaboration by brother l. S. Willis.
This was one of the most eloquent celebrations
that has been delivered. A gracious p.ayer
meeting followed; conversions were frequent,
and generally clear and powerful.
o'clock discourse was delivered Oh the
Pale Horse and his Rider" by J. Il. Hill.
scene followed beyond the power Of description
twenty-four persons were at the altar for pray
ers, thirteen of whom were converted; Gods
people fell PROSTATE under the mighty power
Of God the shouts Of the redeemed rent the
heavens, while morlrners agonized with God foI
salvation.
: Saturday morning, 5 o'clock Prayer meeting
came of well there was deep sinking into
tile will of Cod. o. the sweetness Of this hour
O'Clock ! general prayer and experience
meeting al the stand conducted by Brother
prettyman. don't know how to describe thi'
: meeting; think never saw a more powerful
meeting the shouts of the people of God nigh
/, have been heard afar off both brethren ant
1 sisters enjoyed themselves to the full. Evident
ly our brother has read of Davids dancing be
fore the Ark, and of his leaping over wall
We are looking forward to yet more gloriou
manifestations OF Gods power, SclIlsI.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04
M. JENKINS, I r,,rops 4 pRopR1RroRs.
WILMER ATKINSON, ".'e'-' '" s
WILMINGTON, D
WILMINGTON, DEL,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1870.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


For Governor, TH0s. B. C0URsEY, Kent County.
For Congress, JOSHUA 7. HEALD, New Castle Co
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-04

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ETC. Also, High Rock Saratoga, Excelsior Saratoga,
Bedford, Vichy and kssengen Waters on draught ut
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Sixth and Market SITS.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-05

necessary, in order that the debt OF the
city may be paid, and its credit re -estab-
lished. The present city charter is en-
tirely too cumbersome, and expen-
sive in it's workings, to meet the
wants of the city in lis pres
ent impoverished and crippled con
dition. It has got to take new start,
and, by reducing the expenses of carrying
on the govern; aent, pay its debt and re-
establish its credit Tt is impossible to
retrench sufficiently under the present
expensive form of government, even with
an honest administration of affairs. THE
city is not only without credit, but
it is absolutely crippled from being
unable to make the necessary public
improvements essential to the protec-
ton of life and property. Within the
next ten years great changes must take
place in this city, and with simple and
economical form of government, honestly
administered, its credit may be made good
again, and public Improvements secured
that must tend greatly toward enhancing
the public health and consequent growth
and prosperity of the city. It is to be
hoped the Legislature will act in this
matter promptly, and secure for the city a
charter that will meet the exigency of the
times,