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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10

WHO RECEIVED THEM, IN IoJ5
communication in the Smyrna Times, re-
ferring to the France and Broadbent lottery
bribes, says -
''who were engaged in selling the State at the
same time with Cove? They were Samuel
Townsend Of New CASTLE county, John Towns
end, (his brother) of Wilmington, and John b.
Pennington, Of Dover, receiving respectively,
twenty thousand, ten thousand and twenty thous-
and dollars. Where are these men to-day? They
are bending the suppliant knee at the Salisbury
there a man engaged in that lottery sale who is
in this Independent movement We answer,
not one."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10
sa51O5..

We say, again, where did the balance go?
Here is hirtyipe thousand dollars, in four years,
disappeared, lost, gone from thepeople's pockets
and vet not to be found In the County Treasury.
Is it not strong confirmation Of the assertion
that a large part of it, at least, was stolen, to
buy votes with, in 1866?
1t is to be remarked, too, that to the charge of
plunfering, thus made, no denial has yet been
given, so far as we have observed in any Demo-
cratic newspaper, or by any Democratic speaker;
The Dela,oarean, organ and defender of all
Salisbury frauds, has never opened its mouth
on the subject.
Is it any wonder that the people of Sussex
complain Of heavy taxations Is it any wonder
that county orders are far in arrears that there
are no funds 70 meet them in the Treasury. and
that they can only be sold, (slowly, at that) at
rs cents on the dollar9
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10

WASHINGTON FIRE CoMpANYs VISIT SouTH.-
Th9 Washington Fire Company, on their visit to
Charleston, SC, next spring, will visit Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Va, and Welden and Whining
ton, NC. From the complete arrangements the
company are making, this promises to be one Of
the most pleasant,a as we'll as the most extensive,
trips that any company from this city has yet
taken
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.

PERsoNAT.-Mr. A. D. Jessup, of the firm Of
Jessup & Moore, sailed for Europe, on the 10th
of October. He expected to be absent about
five weeka
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10

Totals

In these four years, it will be perceived, the
assessment of taxes amounted to Itffy-seren
thousand dollars (S57, ,0O3l more than the actual
the S57 900. go? OF course there were some
delinquent taxpayers, and uncolleetable assess
ments. There always are. But these are duly
returned and allowed for each year. In the four
years named they amounted. in all, to $21 s9s, 20.
Now where went the balance? Here is the state
Assessment on the people $166,69
Amount received 109,6SS.
Allowance uncollectable N,S9S. III, ,5oo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10

BASE BAIL.-The Atlas Club of this city played
game Thursday, at New Castle, with the At
lantic Club, of that town. The score resultrd by
innings, as follows
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10

The Government expenditures for October
were $1S, ,79S,027. f.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10
HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE.
FACTS AND PRINCIPLES OF THE HIGHER CHRISTIAN
LIFE.
Iohn Xvii 20-29.

John xvii 20-2S.
IL is remarkable how much time and attention
we're given by the Apostles and by our Lord
Jesus Christ to the work Of bringing Christians
mn into higher Christian life. Christian life Is
what our Lord himself calls life eternal, and
defines to be the knowledge Of the only true
God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath h sent sent
tan experience. The higher Christian life Is the
full manhood Of Christian experience ,Encss Eac,
to lift M and establish and strengthen and de-
yeiop Christians in this the highest OF all true
manhood. ,,..;.,,
for this and culminate in an earnest plea, by the
mercies Of God, to Christians to take the only
and the sure practical step to its attainment,
that q presenting themselves LIVING e ssS,es a%atbss
line and other hgores does precisely the same
thing. A.. ,,,;,o
| those entanged in false process out OF 1t anu
nut them into the true position to attain full
freedom, power and blessedness in Christ.
The Epistle to the Ephesians seeks to instruc,
and to lead them in all the fulness OF God. Ano
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10
PHILADELPHIA.

THE PHIDADELHHIA COAL TRADE AND THE READING
RAILROAD a SUICIDAL POLICY - THE HANLoN
TRIAL,--THE NEW COMEDY BY THE EDITOR OF
THE "PosT "-MIss aLYN's "MAoBETH,' WITH
SOME REFLECTIONS UPON READINGS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10

TThe following is asummary report OF asermon
delivered by Rev. DIR. Boardman, before the
Convention for the Advancement of the Higher
Christian Life, at Newark, N. j., last month.
This movement is enlisting SO much interest in
our city that we republish the sermon, by request
of number interested.-EDs.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Mcssrs. Pott s. Amery have begun the
publication Of am authorized English translation Of the
famous Lffeys olr Rome the Council 10y "Quirinus,"
the correspondent Of tle AUgemdne ZctVEg OF Augs-
bur, Ne contribution TO the literature Of the Council
has Grated deeper sensation than these remarkable
lfttcrs except The book by Janus" In spirit wen
ability "Janus" and "QUirinus' are much alike Both
are or profess 20 lie, Catholics" yet hostile to the
Roman Court aud at variance not only with the prevail
iuc sentiment of the Catholic people but with the
dogmatc teachings of the Church 1t may be ques-
toned indeed whether independence in their
case las not been carried far as TO put them
outside the community OF tie faithful. The letters
of Qurnus furnish history of the proceedings of the
Council. Judged by an able aud cmbittcTod antiufal
hbnist and Incorporating foe Of the Jesuits. The
writer is known have peculiar and mysterious chan
ncls OF information, which the Papa party have tried
in vain TO discover, aud correspondent has told
more ofthc secret proceedings Of the venerable fathers
than this astutc and most rrevcren contributor Of the
Augsburg newspaper. The letters now collected form
the first part Of Volume l., and that volume viii com
prise two moro parts bringing the history down to the
prorocatou which is now daily expected Prefxed to
Tie correspondence proper six articles on the Coun-
~ from the same pen, which were published il the
EcittOig CdltcTlaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
FRIDAY, july PIP. NJ.

The gold and stock markets to-day have
been in a state Of complete uncertainty, IL not in per-
feet middle. the Gold Room, at different hours, tho
same operators have been buyers and sellers, and IL
would seem as if they had been very busy during the day
in trying to effect averages No one can give Yahd
reason why gold should he up l2O why II Il not az
cheap for export gold wheat II does not cost as
much TO produce $1,000 Of gold it does to produce
$1,000 Of wheat in this country money can be hred at
less price per day IN California than men can 20
hired for the wheat fields of the Great West The goa
movement is all speculative with the war between
France and Prussia the pretext for the RISE Al ~
O'Clock gold quoted at 19, and until IL O'Clock IL was
between l9 and 1ls4; II O'Clock until u IN II was
quoted between 1875 and 1873, and from p m until
o'clock 49, ll9l 119s and from to o'clock, 49, 1875
1872 12Ql and from o'clock at 49, 49, ll9i lls3
1894 and closed at o'clock at No. The highest price
1901 lowest price ll8l After o'clock gold was weak,
and quoted at l1s4d1lsa.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Clearings, S1l3l33OOO gold balance s797is6
currency balance, S23O3 400 Paid for carrying, ana
per cent, and per cent, gold, per annum
In the Foreign Exchange market the rates are rregu-
lar second hands, however hear OF sales ~ pne
bills eco days. as low 1893. The following are tho
nominal rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
We give below the bids for and the highest sales Of
Government bonds on the dates named:

Government bonds are about steady the 5Os Of 1892,
coupon selling at lO9 g. this morning. and 1883 this
afternoon and the Of 1853 from i3 per cent higher
than yesterday. The operations in Governments to-day
have been larger than for some days.
BY inquiries and calculations recently made by an
eminent banker of this city, it is ascerained that the
amount of U. s. Government securities held in the
various German states and elsewhere i'm Europe never
has exceeded q 600 100000 and at the present time does
not amount TO than threefourths Of that sum- The
amount Of American railroad securities held abroad VIII
not exceed 5000 100000 It has been found that very largo
amounts of our securities are held by savings banks
National banks, and individuals in the North East, and
Middle States, which have been reported and that
the larger portion of these held permanent invest
ments. It is not generally believed that foreign houses
will return than eight ten millions OF Cur bonds
in any event. and therefore, their further depreciation ID
altogether improbable.
Tennessee bonds G eXcOupon, sold to-day nj 62 GC2i;
do new, 5es deOI Virginia ex-coupon, 65 Georgia 49, 1926
North Carolina Gs, new, 3Oi do special tax, 2; Mis-
souri, State bonds dull and with the exception OF
Tennessee sales are very light.
In railroad bonds there but few sales Central
Pacific gold bonds an advance Of q since yesterday
morning. Bank shares remain dull.
Reports by Cable from London this morning tated that
bonds q per cent better there and quotedat SAP
that in Berlin bankers loaning money on our
bonds as collateral security There certainly can be
better security TO loan money than the bonds OF the
Government of the United States. We cannot admit
that any Government can make a more "undoubted
security" than our National bonds
There has not been much inquiry for money today.
Money has been offered at sac per cent call for Cow
ernments and per cent has been the ruling rates
stocks and bonds Commercial paper, gilt edged" is
quoted less than per cent The highest rates OF in
paid by the gold carriers" and their selling
and buying to-day is evidence that they in the
dtion of a with "a very heavy weight, who changes
it from hand TO hand very often.
The stock market to-day has been decidedly heavy, and
prices have been up and down. keeping time with the
quotations in the Gold Room In the Long Room this
morning New-York Central was quoted at 93s9@l; do.
Certificates. ST. Reading, 95t; Lake Shore 9OSaSOs;
Rock Island, 13s0ll3; Northwestern Preferred So;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Preferred, 76IQ7cl
We give below the highest sales OF the stocks named
at the dates given:
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
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DEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,

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THE HERALD OF HEALTH
4 AND JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE.

CONTENTS FOR AUGUST;
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NATIONAI STOCK EXCHANGE.

900 o-ts1veT 81 l1 IIarisn....ll 90 Alegy. y
TEL. 200... ........L, xp...'.'''.'' -
100 Pacific Mall. 4Os 80 Ohio Miss. 81 2O.... -
10O YCe6 IIuds 100 Chic RI Isll2s 2O Dale Propeller
Ry R.......... go 200 Hl 81 Paul % Brake Jo''. -
10000 ny c * Ha 20 Newars = I'm 49,
Riy Railroad Scr. 8o3 Horse Rard... SO
prTROIFT,N AND MINING sTOCKS-FIRST BOARD,
PvTEoGErN Srocg IOl Central Petr. 800 C,tra ie.. =
e9 Central Po IS 50........ e 10 valley. n
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR, GHBDON'S DESPENSARV,
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands of persons, both male and female
are there who are suffering miserable existence from
the effects indulgence from virus absorbed
into the system Look at their paid, emacated and dis
figured and their broken down constitutions, DIS
qualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the en-
ment of ie In this horrd situation thousands suer
until death closes the Let parents guardans ana
friends attend who suffering from OF these
horrible ife-cstroying maadessee that they are cared
for and cured before it is late. Send them lmmedi
ately Dr. Gibbon physician who has MADE private
diseases his especial study for years, and VINO certain
to without mercury or any
injurious drugs 1t is important to those afflicted OF to
interested the welfare of their friends TO
be careful of the pretended doctors who lniest a
cities publishing their skill in curing all diseases IN few
days. imposing upon the public by using names OF emil
physicians from Europe and other places BE mere
the hands of those charlatans.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
Seminal w eakness.

Seminal emissions the consequent of self-abuse rms
solitary vice. deprayed sexual indulgence Is praotou
hy youth of both TO almost unlimited e@te
producing with unerring certainty, the i0io"lhS ia
of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by sciehthe s
ica measures viz Salow countenance dark spots unue
the ewes pain in the head. ringing in the ear morse
the rusting of leaves and rattling OF charios.
ness about the loins weakness of the mts cohicu
ion blupted intellect loss of confidence "a "P
preaching strangers. dislike to form new
disposition to shun society. loss OF memory 3
es pmples and eruptions about the iat.'
tongue fetid breath, coughs. consumption ns~ ~, -
nonomania and frequent insanity III re.is - hr N
taned the sufferer should apply mmeda.sgG ~ hi naw
person or by letter. and have cure eHecleu - =; I
and scientific mode of treating this disease Wie
fails of effectnc quick and radical cure. Ut. WI"
gve One Hundred Dcllars any peTsen "no vi" plos.
.;sfactor;ly 10 him that he cured oI th's eopah
hr ether of the San Francisco quachs =,
'nnCToR GIBBON is responsible and VIII g,ve 10 e'cn
,,;ant written instrument, bndIng himsen u eheet
P",,ii, "a ,.r,nanent cure. make NJ charge
pns at distance may be CURED AT HOME oy al
,;n a Ie4ter 10 Dr. Gibbon stating case symptoms
49,, f time the disease has continued and have medi
forwarded free from damage and curiosity
nart of the country, with full and plain directions
80 for Ten Dollars. sent in registered letter or
,hrongh Wells, Fargo Co.
aaress nr r GIBBON e2s Kearny street Of
rmercia San Francisco. Post office box 2o2 Co:isui-
ta,ou FREE. Private Entrance on Commercial.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
crruoNs-sTaTEo

~ County II Tuaumne.In .he District II Fifth
Judicial District seph Phelps John Cowie J. r. Sa
ard-Sonora Foundry Co.. Plaintiff +, L. II. Gsrdi-
der Alex Wsrfeld. Defendants Aetau brought in the
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District and the
paint lied in the said County Of Trnumne. in the oee OF
the Clerk Of said District coHrt The people ofthc State
of California send greeting te L. l. II. Gardiner, Alex
Narfeli.
Yen hereby required 10 appear in action brought
against you the above named Plaintiffs in the District
Court the Fifth judicial District and for the County Of
Tuolumne and the complaint filed therein. IA
texcusve Of the Of scrvce after the service Of
this summonsf served within this county; if sr,ed
out Of this county but within this judicial District within
days il served ont cf SAID District, then with
In forty dayor judgment by default viii be taken against
you.
The said action is brought obtain Judgment against
for the Of Twenty-Five Hundred and sixfysiS 10
loo dollars with interest thereon at the rate of two per
per month"; from February 2th 1se6 and for casts Of
suit. ali payable in United States Gold Coin Said
Of BOO 40 loo with interest aforesaid, is alleged by
these P sntfs to be- 6ae them from yoar certain
promssory made. executed and delivered by you
them for value received the date last aforesaid and If
fail appear and the said complaint above
required. the plaintiffs viii taken Judgment by defant
against sau toT the amount rraye for N complaint file
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
Court of the fifth Judicial District. this
cond day of February in the year otoar Lord
r.. ST. one thousand eight hundred AMI seventy.
X. T. GARDINER, Clerk
By J. PorTrR, Deputy.
Feb 18th IS-0.3m
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
Sonora, Big OakFlat
AND
COULTERVlLLE STAGE
LINE.

Shortest and Best Route for To Semite Taltey.
vHNHE SONORA AND CoULTERvILLE STAGE from
and after MONDAY, Sept 14th. 1865. will leave .ne
City Hotel Sonora. Mondays. Wednesdays ana fruay
at o'clock, A. NJ. passing through jamestown, mon,
tezuma, Chinese Camp, jacksonville. Big Cak fla' .
o'clock.
Returning leave City Hotel, Coulterve on tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, connecting with
stages at Chinese Camp.
Daily Line of Stages leaves Sonora Ter sseraen'Vp
s. SIfOUP, Proprietsr
| Sonora, September 12thy 1S6s.-n
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

poor young man once fell in love with
an heiress, and the passion being returned, i,
only wanted the parents consent to make
them happy. At length, meeting the father,
hesasked for the daughters hand. "IIow
much can you commando asked the million.
aire. graiiiy. i cannot command much. y
was the renly. "What sre your expecta.
tions?' well. to tell the truth | exrec,
10 run away with your daughter, and marry
her, if you don't give your consent.u
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

"llow many genders are there" asked a
echoolmaster.
"TLree, SIR promptly replied little blue
eyes. masculine, feminine and neuter."
"Pray give me an example of eaeh," said
the master.
why, you are masculine, because you are
aman; and | feminine, because I'm girl. -
'Nery we'll. Proceed"
vi don't know" said the little girl. shut
reckon Mr.. Jenkias is neuter, because he's an
old bachelor