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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
The Conl Trnde.

DULL TIMES FOR THE scHuyIKIIL OPERATORS.
tFrom the Pottsville journal, Nov. 1871
The trade is exceedingly dull, and it might
almost be termed as in collapsed state. Com
siderable coal has been shipped for the week,
but prices are merely nominal, in fact some
kinds cannot be sold even by forcing, and it il
believed that number of the operators will be
orders. If it were not that ceastwise freights
rule exceedingly low for this season of the year
the trade to Port Richmond would be almost
entirely suspended.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

A RUPTURE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA LOOKED
UPON AS CERTAIN.
LONDON, Nov 16.
Orders have been despatched for the recall Of
vessels OF war from every station, except such
as are actually needed in foreign waters.
A large concentration Of ships at Portsmouth
is already apparent and the greatest activity
prevails in all the naval depots Of the Kingdom.
powerful fleet will be Immediately dispatched
to the Mediterranean.
In the best informed circles is is regarded as
certain that in the present pretensons OF Russia,
make general European war is inevitable.
A rupture between England and Russia, is
looked upon as certain and imminent: it is also
believed that Prussia is in close alliance with
Russia against the rest Of Europe.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

Mr. Hamilton 4. Hill, Of Boston, Secretary Of
tile National Board of Trade, read before the re-
cent meeting Of the Social Science Association.
IN Philadelphia, an essay on The Relations of
lie Business Men Of tie United States to the
National Legislation, and has now had it prin-
ted in pamphlet form. We extend our thanks to
tie author for a copy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
War AIn,os, Certain.

A later telegram from London this afternoon
states tho aspect as even more threatening than
it appeared by this mornings dispatches. 1t
appears that England is rapidly preparing for
war. The same despatch also states that it is
believed that Prussia is in close alliance with
Russia, against the rest of Europe.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
WILMINGTON, DEL,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1870.
HOW DOES THE FUTURE LOOK !

HOW DOES THE FUTURE looKi
The Salisbury domination must eventually
break. It's own internal weaknesses will destroy
it, finally, even il the increasing dissatisfaction
of the people did not overthrow it. The late
election shows that, after all that has been said
against negro voting as policy, it resulted in
nett Republican gain Of nearly eleren hundred,
in Nep Castle and Kent Counties, and in the
whole State, OF about eight hundred and fifty
Now this was accomplished, under the follow
ing circumstances
|. The assessment, in Wilmington. 1--WE regret
to admit the fact,) was very imperfect, Very |
many colored men were omitted. In the Third |
Ward, for single instance, there are about 80, |
of whom but about 10 were assessed.
.. In this county, a large number of Republic |
can names were omitted, through some careless
ness, or collision, from the tax duplicates, as
prepared by the Clerk of the Peace.
g. In Kent and Sussex many names of colored
citizens, handed in to the Levy Court for assess
ment were scandalously disregarded and omitted
from assessment, by those bodies.
L. After the nomination of the Republican
State Ticket there was protracted period, i'll
which absolutely no good but much HARM was
wrought for it, especially in Kent county, by
protested Republicans, who, not having secured
the nomination they personally preferred, sowed
dissension, and encouraged apathy in their party.
s. Not only was great damage done by this,
but further harm, in the policy which grew out
of it-namely, waiting to see what the Anti
salisbury men would do" This chilled our
party, and lost precious time.
9. Mr.. Coursey, our candidate for Governor,
unfortunately for himself and his cause, was
confined to his bed by severe sickness, for
weeks in the very midst of the campaign
Z. The Republicans used no money to buy
votes while their opponents, having ample
funds, swept the market at low rates by whisky
and mcuey, the vote for Ponder and Biggs was
sNelled hundreds upon hundreds especially III
Sussex county.
s. BY demonstrations of violence at the polls
and by threats elsewhere aud thereat, our op-
ponents kept hundreds OF colored Republican
voters from the election.
.. And, finally under the influence OF old
prejudices, many white voters, who had always
consistently and steadily voted against Demo-
cratic ticket, either stayed away, or took place
in the ranks OF the Democracy There were
hundreds Of these in .he State, to their shame
be it said. They could not bear the spectacle Of
an American citizen enjoying his rights, if his
skin happened to be colored.
Now, the reader may say this is Wisdom come
too late. By no means, friend. These relations
are the plain truth, and they ought to be told
Not to tell them would be to suppress facts wllicl
every citizen Of the State is entitled to know
They are facts, and we defy the successful dis
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

In Louisiana and South Carolina the Com
gressional delegation is unanimously Republican
The Democratic gain i'll Missouri. after all the
Republican quarrels, is but two, and in Arkansas
we elect two members, and perhaps three
Correcting previous statements, therefore, by
the latest changesin the above States, Tennessee,
Virginia and Florida with the States 10 elect as
heretofore given the House of Representatives
will stand lis Republicans TO 81 Democrats or
IS majority
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

The Leading officers Oh both tickets are taken,
in each case. 1t will be seen that the Republican
vote, though beaten, shows handsome growth,
and stro.g membership.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

Sir. Horny Bllwer has written the biography
of the eminent English Prime Minister LORD
Palrnerston, and the first two volumes are just
published When at Harrow School, at
the age Of II, " Pam spelled badly longed
for sweet oranges and bologna sausages, and
thought he should not he rrecipiate in the
choice of a wife. As to the last, lie wasn't, for
he waited till he was past fifty. He studied
awhile at Edinburgh, and graduated at oxford.
When only % years old. he WAS sent to Parlie-
ment, and there, or member of the Govern
ment, lie spent his long life.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

The representatives of the Democratic party
of South Carolina have determined to recognize
the laws Of the United States, and not in future
to prevent the colored men from exercising their
right of voting, but to welcome them to join the
Demneratie marty
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

g Honest john I'LL, Of the AIN Ae@ Jeltey
District has been most gallantly sustained, He
was elected 10 Congress in 1868, by 70 majority;
INV be isre-eleeted by 2f61 Previous 70 1868.
his district waA Democratic
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
MOBILE & MONTGOMERY
Railroad Company
~ 4 g III Il PER GENT
First Mortgage Bonds.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST pAyAprr
IN GOLD.
Endorsed by the State Of Alabama.

we offer the aboye-named Bonds for sale, and. far
tue Following reasons, confidently recommend them
as most desirable Investment.
!. THEY ARE FIRST MORTGAGE Upon A
ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED. THOROUGHLY
EpuipPED AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
Ihe object IN placing this Mortgage upon the Road
anu Oh seling These Bonds is to build an extension
OF 10 miles from Tensas, the present terminus, inte
the city OF Mobile, which connection IL now NAH.
by boat. This extension will give entire throuun
Rail connection to Mobile and New orl.ans A..
saving the cost and trouble of steamboat serv,a
| and delay of breaking bulk both at Tensas and Mo-
bile The Road, including 15 miles extension Ia
| ls2 miles long.
O. THE MORTGAGE Is AT A LOWER RATE.
PER MILE THAN ANY SIMILAR BOND NOW
| OFFERING, being for little over $4,000 per mile
less than the Iron and Rolling Stock are actually
worth. The cost of the Road is over 500 900 per milo
| y. The Road forms the only railroad connection
between Montgomery, the capital OF the State of
Alabama, and Mobile, Its chief comm .rcial CITY
making 1t exactly the Hudson River Railroad of
Alabama, besides being link in the great through
coast line between New Orleans, Mobile, Moutgo
merry, Savannah, Charleston Richmond and New
York, or the interior line between the same ponts
via Augusta, Charlotte and Danville.
l. The Net Earnings Of the Road have regularly
Increased at the rate Of about 20 per cent per an.
mum since the organization in 1867, and are NOW
much more than enough 10 pny The interest upon all
the bonds authorized 10 be issed more than one-alf
OF which are in the hands Of the Company These
earnings will be largely increased upon the compile
ton of the Mobile aud New Orleans Roat. which Ii
to be opened for through travel In about four weeks
and probably more than double upon completion o.
proposed extension OF 10 miles.
D. They are Endorsed by the State Of Alabama
whose high credit Is well known, her per cen,
currency Bonds now selling at par.
Q. They bear per cent. interest," both prineipa
aud interest payable in Gold interest payable semi
annually in the city of New York In May and No
vember
Z. OVER ONE MILLION OF THESE BONDS AR
ALREADY PLACED-a single well-known and carr
fu investor Judge 0nderdonk, OF Long Island
after personal examination OF the Road and its r.
sources, taxing 100000 as permanent inyes,men
and Executors o. Estates and Banking Institution
investing in amounts from $4,000 to $4,000 each.
s. Only si5O,Ooo are of tho market These a
offered by the Undersigned ~ sne bw price OF
aud accrued interest, in currency.
SCUTTER % co..
No. 53 WILLIAM street, N. ",
DREXEL, WINTHROP .e co,
No. rs WALL ssveet, N. ",
n, II. ROBINSON a. GO
WILMINGTON, DEh-
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
educational.
Ella W ARE coLLEc
SEEARK, DELAWARE,

NEWARK, DELA WARE
VIII be re-Dpened for the receptlon OF Students
WEDNESDAY, September 18th, 1870
Ihe Irsstees OF the College have secured CORPS
competent and able Professors In the several de.
partncnts OF Instruction, and students NAV pursue
either the regular Classical Course such as Is taught
u our best Colleges, or II they prefer may conilne
thelr Studies to the Scientific and Agricultural De
partments, in which special attention IL given tt
tnese branches Of learning, relating to Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts.
1t is the design Of the Institution TO provide 10,
Young Men thorough Practical Education at I
very moderate expense.
For Circulars containing full information, address
25,d&wtf - 49, i'''Ne'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

brigham Young is in Chicago and has al
ready been interviewed by some scores of lawyers,
in reference 70 a di7dlEe.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

IN ELAPIERRE'S ELECTRIC SOAP.
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For sale In Philadelphia, Pittsburg, NC, by
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Hoenich Il Nolan, Barton h Son, j. S. Morgan,
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Thomson Il Morris, j. III. Kranse, T. Barnes,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
rhe Methods, Peninsula Convention,

Tie H1ethodist PenfnsnIn Convention,
At Smyrna, organized Tuesday, and elected
Judge Bates, of this city, President. We pub
lish full report of the proceedings, including
Chancellor Bates speech setting forth the objects
of the Convention u.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

Tie Republicans of Delaware constitute a large
and influential number Of citizens. We could
name them, here and there, in every section of
the State as men Of -taunch conviction, thor
oughly grounded in their political faith. Upon
this large class, the result of the recent election
is discouraging, perhaps, but it does not, in any
degree shake their faith or destroy their con-
yictions. II anybody expects that the Republic
cans Of Delaware arc destroyed by their defeat,
friends, let us be patient and hopcful he who
il sclooled in adversely is better fitted for and
| more descryimg of slceess
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

W are inclined 10 regard The rumora Of Mr..
Cleswelfe early retirement from the Cabinet as
altogether open to doubt. Ills administration
Of his department has certainly been able and
economical, and we believe Lis presence in the
Cabinet has been very valuable
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

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Sold by all Druggists.
Price 25 cts so cts, and 81 per bottle no13 lmdSw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
S29oHssRRaaSPEEruAL. 1870
IRA NkLIN
Fire Insurance Company,
OF PHILA DELPHLA, Pa.
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ASsEsTS ON AUGUST FIRST, 1870
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Losses paid In 1869, 144,9US ~
LOSSES PAID SINCE 1929 OVER
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ALFRED @. BAKER, President
GEORGE FALES, Vice President.
James w. McAllister, Secretary.
Theodore NJ. Roger, Assistant Secretary.
Il. A. VAN TRUMP, Agt. for Delaware,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
Trusses, Brace.

Trusses, Braces,
Supporters, Bandages, Pessaries. &c. (Full supply
constantly on handy Females desiring treatment
for Rupture, are requested to call on Mrs. Dr. Eos.
ter at her office, N. w. corner Front and West
streets, Wilmington, Delaware, where SHE VIII be
prepared to give her personal attention to those re-
qulrng her services. Advice In all cases Tree 10
those calling on her at her office. Teeth extracted
and all surgical operations performed at
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

HOWARD NJ. JENKINS, I r,,rops g ppo,p,vrops
WILMER ATKINSON, I '-piio"' hot A'hi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
Spsfial gutifes.
Pure OIL of olives.

Dealing considerably in olive Oils for medical and
purposes, we have excellent Iacii.
Ties for obtaining the finest qualities ID inc nsrkee
snch as are it for use on the table rnat winch We
consider best for the latter purpose is the true
OLIVE OIL OF AK,
which we receive In the original packages used ior
exporting 1t. The district OF AIN In France yiciuss
bat small quantity of this oil, but pecuiarltcs "
location, climate, soil, and temperature iayoranly
influence the quality Of Olives grown there, lust as
the same causes affect the quality OF grapes III
certain wine-producng districts TINS on Is pVu s
tied under our own label, In halfpints 70 meet le
wishes Of many customers who object 70 80 much
oil at once as the full-szed bottles contain.
THE LAT0UR OIL
Has long been favorite among epicures, and more
recently Mollet's Oil has found many admirers. we
have a good supply Of both these fine brands, to.
gether with Mestrczat and OIL OF Butt.
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists
7th and Market sts., wilmington, Del
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17

Vote Of this County.
The vote Of this county, in the last three gen
eral elections has been az follows.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-17
POLITICAL, NEWS.

LVLAAAth1 NE NO.
Tho new Senate OF West Virginia will consist
OF ten Republicans and twelve Democrats. In
the House there will be fifteen Republicans and
thirty-eight Democrats.
The cumulative Or minority representation
clause of the new Constitution Of Illinois does
not take effect until 1872.
Abiding to the fact that the Republican
Legislature of Vermont has unanimously elected
Democrat to the Supreme Bench of the State.
the Burlington Free Press says "This State
has not been wont to select its Judges on party
grounds. In the days of the old Wing Party,
with strong Wing majorities in the Legislature,
sometimes half of the Judges of the Supreme
Court were of opposing politics. The Republic
can Party has in like manner elected and re-
elected Democratic Judges"
In the Chicago Congressional District, John
Wentworth was put up as an Independent candi-
date to beat Charles b. Farwell, the regular
Republican nominee, the latter being strong
protectionist. Chicago endorsed Farwell by q
large majority, and I" Long John" and tic
Chicago Tribune fear that Free Trade is rot so
popular in that city as they had supposed
| The New York Times is rather Disguised al
finding that although all the Republicans gave
their votes for Ledwth, the .'Young Democra
tic" candidate for Mayor about II 900 Young
Democrats voted against the Republican State
Ticket.
Col. Golladay, one of the new-elected Dem
ocratic Congressman from Tennessee, served in
the rebel army and was taken prisoner at Pitts.
burg Landing.
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RUPTURE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA LOO
UPON AS CERTAIN.
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RoTlcEIH BANKRUPTCY.
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