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The New York herald., 1870-05-10

han. Otto II. Coop. Michael Bagley, David Jack
son. M. Thomas, Francis earning, Mortimer sul-
van, Thomas M0oney, Thomas Tierney, Fahmus
Burke H. Berran, Micnael Smith.
Tne meeting then adjourned TO wedndeday even
The New York herald., 1870-05-10

q Bone.
The dscontented democracy, which comprises
everything outside Of Tammany Hall, held fnssy
convention yesterday afternoon at Masonic Hail.
delegates being present to represent Mozart Hall.
the German Union, the Young Democracy ana the
Smith Ely and Waterbury factions OF the Democratic
Union.
The following gentlemen represented the respec-
tive organizations
Mozart Hall-P Bcwe, o. Coop, NJ Brophy, T.
Dunphy and I. Callahan.
Young Democracy-John Moore Tony Miller,
James Hayes, B. ii. Bixby and w. b. Fnly.
German Dcmocraoy-T. f. Euring jacques
Schnitz, W. q. LANCER, Henry Hertz and j. Blumen-
smith Ely--S. Ely, Jr., J. McNicol, J. Bagley, ].
Haoran and T.. Burke
waterbury-R. B. Roosevelt Seth C. Douglas w.
Walsh and ]. w. Lamb.
The Convention was called with view to place
candidates in nomination on the County and Alder
manic tickets. The body remained In session nearly
four hours, evnctng much turbulence and consider
able diversity OF action. recess was finally taken
until evening afer large number OF addresses urg
ing various courses OF action, had been delivered.
At the meeting last evening OF the committee OF
twenty-five appointed by Mozart Hall, Thomas O'Ca,-
lahan in the chair Morris acting secretary the
following resolutions were adopted
Whereas the committee OF appointed by this orransa
ton having conferred with prominent members OF Tammanv
Hail. ~ which conference Taminany Hall has nominated
one OF our most prominent members the Judiciary
therefore he II O'
Resolved, That we acquesce the action Of said com.
mee Of ve and heartily endorse the iudicary ticket of
Tamnany Hall this day. "
The resolutions were signed BY Thomas O'Calla-
The New York herald., 1870-05-10
The Democratic Judicial Con xention.

The resolutions were adopted and the meeting
then adjourned.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
bdtte. Snpee wircen ber Railtr unb
feline 3eeieruno cieIet unvoroeIebenen

bdtte. Snpe6 tparren per aailtr unb
feline Reeieruns cieie, unyorselebenen
3mn4enfaQ wiQfpmmen beieen, tpenr,
preu6en tapon BE elldliae @ele9en<
belt rebmcn woQte, etnen unjweifel<
baften 8emeis leines aufri6tissn
Wunides su eete,,, ben Grieren unit
bic Auten 8estebunsen Der europdif&en
Mddte aufre6t erbolteu at itben.
Nu@ bcfe &c. Maj. Der &aiier, coe
86nis Wtlbelm nidt nur ietnem naben
@erpannten unter1asen merpe, ben,
project hes 1panilben Cabinets Gclse
;u 9eben> i~oncern benielben 3u9let9
oerbinrem perpe, DeutlGlanb au uerz
la0en. @enn seeen piele Grmartuna
Der &6nia anrerS belalieben follte, 70
wjroe cine 8ataitropbe ut flrdten
fem. ST. y. @ertber, Der nun cas
Bort nabm, bat ben 6ersos y. @raz
mont aneelidtS Der @idtt9teit Ter
Sode, rem sebraudten @prt ~8ataz
itropbe" feline mabre 8ereutun9 9eten
3u molten. Gr m5dte insbeionpere
mi0sn, ob Der Miniiter hes Mu6wdrz
tisen nit cieiem 8ort ireeno cine
Sriess>D rpbuns aussulpreden bcab>
itdtiee. Sn pieiem Moment sab Der
Sieseltewa9rer, Der bisbsr 1hweiseno
suseb6rt bate. bic folaence G%rfldruns :
"Sm Namen teS 8ailer6 unp fetner
Nesieruns ant>ports i6 Sbnen: Sa>
es lit Dies cine &rissserpbuns." Das
riter trennte man fid, unc ST.. ..
Bertber 9ina r%e1elben5 Cages nod na6
GINS ab. Das 1uilerien > Cabinet
ater rancte fl& 9lsidseitis an bic Ga>
binete Don 2onapn, Uloren5 uno Wien,
unp ale pref erfldrteu fiG 9e9en ras
prim'ide Yroject als fir ben Trieoen
beprob!id. MQe rrei perlpraden, BET
Gem @srlinsr 6ofe I'M Gimme elmer
ftiecliAen 96iun9 cieier unerrarteten
Gerwideluus 81 wirfen.
1te GreiAntne, wel6e bisrauf fclez
ten, itno rem 2eicr purd tele9rapbtl9e
Wittbetlunsen befannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
Sic Gntftebun8 bcs &rieaes

Die Yorsdnee an, fransS1iden 6ofe
lnp in ben 9atineten Der Winiiter Dor
Der 8rie9serfldruna ilno nit eewi0en
Muftritten ;mtlden Sdaulpielern bin
ter zen Gouli0en gu per9leiden> beper
ris]slben tbre6 elrenrpllen ouf Gem beaz
ter lelbl besinnen. IS liest 5ieriber
eine intereNante GorrelppnrenS pom Z.
,. aus paris ror, Der mir fol9enpeWitz
tbeilunAen entnebmen.
Sim A. Sult bate &atler Mapcleon
feline Miniiter nod ct. Glour berufen,
UNI nit ibneu ole ipaniibe 86niAspobl
~ beipre9en. 6ierauf unp rrcbl I'M
fol9e iener taiierliden Gonfsrenj berief
Ter Minifer pea Nu5mdrtisen. 5er;o3
=. @ramont ZEN preuBilhen BctIbofs
ter In lein Cabinet, 100 auf renBun1d
re6 8aiierS au9 Ter Sieselbcmabrer
anpeleno par. Der Miniier res
,Auewdrtisen iraste 3uerf 6rn. y.
@ertber, mas ct Ypn Dem Yrcject hes
Mar(daus Yrim rtl1t erbielt jecr6
CUR Mutwort, raS paspn ben, Bptlhafs
ter ni&t oas Minpslte tefannt lei. Ut.
y. @ertber flSte bel, paB lsiner lleterz
3eu9uns mad feline &esteruns cieler
Combination san;li& fremp lei uno es
ua cine prioatanselesenbeit Ger boben<
;ouernl@en Yrtnsen iid banreln cirfte,
rppoor pas 8erliner>G Cabinet feline So
tt; eybalten bdtte. Nubercem ertldrte
5r. .. Wertber, eab er feinerieitS tas
fra9lide Yrojcct als cine Sa9e be-
tra9te, bic ben preubildenS taat tti9ts
an9ebe. Darauf fraste ST. .. @ra>
mont ben 8pt1@after, pb CT ni@t &C.
netst mare, perl1nli4 lstnsm &Snise
bic 1n3utSmmlidteiten eorsuaeuen,
pel9e bic @erwtrflidung zines lpl1en
projectes mad fld ;ieben mlbte. 81.
.. @ertber CAB su> oab bic eituation
in ber Gbat ernf eenus fet, I'm eine
&eile mad ems III redtfertisen. Daz
rauf Bat Der 9er3os ben 8otl9after,
Sr. Mai. bem &6ni9 @tlbelm Don
@eite beS &atiers bic gauge peinli6t
neberral9uns ausaucrdden> wel@ep ieit
aebeime @%erbanplung iopie ba6 m:bgs
li&e @aultat perielbe11 tbm seraria&'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Nas Die SteQuns preueens ;u rtefer
Drase nod u1ebr erl&pert, 1T Der 8t>
rerftdnc, Ten Die ganpicatur bes Drinz
.aea BON 9cbsnsolern aud In @nslanc
fncet, uno rem Gin peiler Staatsz
mann uidt 70 ltfdt in ben @ino
Ibld9t."
Dieter Irtifel mag ol5 Seitenltdd
su ptisem rienen, I'M 70 mebr, wenn
man fid ees Nuslprud6 bes 0roG>
meiiters auer Diplpmaten, bes Glrlten
Saiueranc, erinnert: pa6 Die Sprade
remM eniden eeseben iei, um ietne@ez
ranfen III uerberoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
Sic enrupdifebe,1 Mrmee,t.

ga 9eeenpdrtis rte @ortereituneea
gum &riea In europa eas ou9emeine
Sntere1e in Nnip,ud ucbmen, miro
rem Qeier mad itebenre ueberftdt lter
eie &rieeemadt Ger rerldieceneuS taaz
tt ni9t unwluformen leiu.
Hrexbeu uub Der Roraoenti&e Sumo.
Ite Armee tes Rorcreutlb.n Bun@
res bat Is M1meesGo,ps nit 81 lie
riRonen BON 81 SnfanteriezB rieoren.
% Gaya(lerics unc Is NrtiueriesY ri9az
zen. Sc 2 Nrmess0orp5 bileen cine
Almees Attbeiluno ooer Mrmee, reren e6
alio 6 gilt. Gin Armee.G orpS (ras
49, blleet cos OarresGorps Tie
3abl Ger 3eaimenter lit, "a nidt ale
Briearen Elm eleiae Acknowledgements
baten. 1t8 inianterie : Nesimenter,
l8 9daer>V ataiupne, 133 6elcartils
lerie, Nesimeuter, l01 Gepunees Artiuea
rte &eeimenter, 133pisnierzB ataiucne
13a lrain>B ataiuone. Dies it ta6
ftebenee peer unp (ein Befano 1T 2OO,z
312 Wann Snfonterie i'm Grieeen uno
|37l,66O Mann 9nfanterie TN &rie9 ;
54.OO5 Mann Gasautrie i'm 6rteren
unp nur 4I439 TN &rieg (ein 1beiI
fommt i'm &ries 3ur Gefunssbeiesune;
pipniere i'm Grieren 6,567 Mann TIM
Rrieg S040; Grain 3051 Mann int
Grieoen ut,b 4540 i'm &ries.
Stebenpe Nrmee; 267,484 Wat1
nit 804 @e19lben int Grteoen uno
511,826 Mant nit 1872 @ei@dBen
&rie9stdrfe.
Oasu fommer an GrlaBtruppe1 tint
&rte9 1862 Mann.
an BeiaBunss : Sruppea Vanbs
pebr, Getuuesz8 efabunO 265>082
Wlnn.
Gumma 977,262 Mann.
Dieie Mnsaben fno na@ bent Stat
Don 1869.
Sisbeuti9lanb.
Baben, be7en Mruee gang nod
preu1f@9em GuB einseri9tet it, bat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
Giue @tina,,te aus Nreufeu,

@cn5ette Der oeutl@en preAe truroe
tieber cie 9or;e Mn9ele9enbstt cersslpa<
niiden &Snissmabl 10 rorselslIt, als
ltebe Die preueilde &esierune Der Grz
nennun9 res prin;en bon 6obensolz
Tern pur6aus ferne. Stun beleu6tet
aber Der in Der Ne9el gut unterridtete
Correspondent Ger uSSln. Yolfsit9."
Die z a9e pcn elmer ancern Sette unt
lhreibt unterm Z. B. MpuatS folsenz
ct9:
vGs 1T, als rt tie rdnfeludtiae Ii
plpmatte rem &iBel nidt nireriteten
fInnte, europa aus elmer unrube in
rie anrere ;u pericgen. Grit rer ipaniz
lben lbrcneancit atur hes Grtprinsen
pom 6%ohenipucrn lit plDsli6 mieper
cine brennenpe Trase aufAetau6t, bic
fur Zen Triecen Guropas iebr 9efdbr<
LID wercen mus, wenn le nidt bet
3eiten 9elD|dt wirc. Man fam ee
cabin esiteut iein lalen, ob uno in ME
nett RE Yplttif res 6rn. 8%unreefau;
lerS bterbei Die 6anp i'm Spiele bat,
otaleid niht ;u leuenen 1T, pae bic
myiteri1ie Neile, welhe Der Ge1traute
res 0rafen Siema,d, Der eeb. 2eQa>
tionsratb y. &euceQ, Dor pielen Wpz
den pcn Wieharen aus, nah remSuz
cen untfrnommen bat, nobl ronah an
eetban 1T, nad eielsrRidtuns bin, rem
&srradt lbare- uno Ghor su bHnen.
Oa5 aber 1T rph i%elblrerenp, rae Der
Gtbprtns ron 6cben;cuern eas tbm
pom plim 9emadte Mnerbieten nidt
obne r%crsdn9ise 0enebmi1un9 unieres
R1ni9S an9enommen bat, uno ee
lisat lercniaus tie Mnnabme nabe,
cab Grtprinj 2ecpclc Gle urip1lnslih
sermeiaerts 3uitimmuna rpr &urssm
perl6nli6 in Gms ein9ebplt bat. 60
gang u%nmi1enr iteben unlere amtliden
8reiie cieien @oraln9en ollo aewis
nidt aeaenuter. mte Die bietee NeSiez
runaepreGe elaut,n MAIDEN nil. Mud
nimmt rie "Nurrceutide Aus. 3eitun9'
(ros &e9ierunaeoraan) rie aan;e
Nfaire gar gu irbr auf cie leidteNdiel,
menn lie tbut, ols ob tie Der parlamrnz
tarilben Sebanclun9 rerlelten in re1
9eitri9en Sisuas res GorpS eesiala,ii
feinEer1anrnie atseminnen tSnue unr
rie Mniidt 81 erfrnnen 9ibt, rab rie
bort gu Gage 9ettetene Grre9tbeit BALI
als Elm liate5 Strotfeuer er1deinen,
1perce, an ce0en NufFadern Yreu6en
gang unidnlpia iei. Mit einiscm
@runpe lie6e i19 pieueidt Dem ldrz
member D1p9en bon paris ber entse>
seniteuen, eab bieie bpben;oQern'ids
1broncanctcatur ii9 bod Der 3uiimz
mun9 Der sesenpdrtisen ipantl9en
NeSierun9 unp pabri1etnlid aud
Der per Mebrbeit Der Gprtesmit3liere&
erfreue, pdbreno Grantrei9 nerfudl
bate, Der Nepublic Mericp urter Dem
S&uBe fransRflder 8aypnette einen
frempen prtn5en als &ailer a%uauordnz
gen. Nur 1T rer unterldiep oer> rae
bet Der mericantl9en Ebronfraee euro.
pdilde Sntere7en ntdt unmittelbar Be-
rlibrt tparen, rpte e5 bier Der GaI 1T,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Dat. BET GOO, pratrte bu' Gbiea. @is.
BET 400, ga GroGt @ts. bel 400 Sees
len, abseleben Don ben pielen tletnerea
Settlements NIT so bis 800 Geelen,
Die nur rurd reilenoe MilIondre SER
leten peroen f5nnen. SSn dbnli6em,
wern nidt nod or5serem 3ablenserz
bdltniNe fnren ll@ Die drmeren Yolen
ppr, reren DiS!oSirun9 id erf gun,
9beile femme unp oarum lpdter bert9ten
nil.
8etref ees etbilden 3%ufanres rer
Slapen in ZEN Ser. g taaten muB i'd
ueiner innerlten ueber3eueun9 nad erz
flaren, baB man i'm Nusemeinen bieleu
trabrbaft un9ludliden 8inpcr1 ber
STRIDE iebr unredt tbut, menr mai,
pte1elben als bereits ppufommer uup
fir aues reliei6ie @efabl unempfdnaz
lid uno ab9etorben fdilcert. $ nein!
nod 9limmt Der 93tltde Tunte beS
@laubens unter per glde LANCER Ser
wabrlolun9 uno brldenber Nabrunssz
ior9en IN pielen idwer9epriften Ser
3en, unb ct beoarf rur be6 frdftioe,1
5aa9e6 aus ltebebeleeltem Munce, UNI
lo9let1 pieoer in bell leu9tenre Slam
men aufsulooern. Mubte t9 bod oft
ielbf auf meinen MHiionet1 tiefer9ri6en
NIT ben armen 2euten mitnetuen>
tpen,, fe 19pn na1 ben erfen @orter
elmer preoist in ibrer Mutter(pra6e II,
Elm @eiuen unb S9lu9sen ausbra=
den, eae i@ meme ei9enen Borte ntdt
mebr Yertanp uno tnne balten mubte.
lno welbe Nnra&t fano id beir1
0otte5cienftc, ueld' innfse &eue In,
8ei9tfable! 0ie umrineten mid bic
suten Qeute teiu1 6inausaeben aus
Ger Stride, Itercedten ueine 6dnee,
n1einen 1alar NIT ;ab0p1en &l0en>
oeer fe Felsn auf bic &nise unb baten
nm BEN Sesen! Nidt ielten fano t&
alto Sdnru uno jun9e Sp5tter binter
Der airGenmauer pper u1ter ren 8du>
men ees Walres %un9empbnte 1brdneu
bersenc> unp al6 td fe t%beilnebmenp
uno tr5teno o%ufmunterte, ia 9eItancea
Ge mir, raB tie an feiaen 0ptt mebr &C.
slauM bitten, neil er fie unmtsltd 70
LANCE bdtte p~crlai1en f6nnen nun ober
fdben fle> eab Ter aIte quite 0ptt Ter
3eimatb fe ni6t per9eiIe unp ou9 fe
molten micrer feline 9uteu Sinner ,rcr>
ren. . bIidet cod bin, ibr lietlplen
3weiaer, auf Die t6bmtlde @emetnce
in ct. Souls unter tbrem pom appfos
liideu Offer beieelten Yrietcr,- mel9'
idle9ence Sbatlade fncet ibr ca 9cae1
cure 8orurtbttle, rel6' sldn;enren Be-
meis fur Die rvetteifernoe Spferpiui9<
felt oie(er uielssldmdbten 2eute, menu
fe auf Die re@te Wsile Seleitet tpercen.
Oarum bannrt fortar rie ldn5renGor>
urtbeile unp 5Tuet Gem Mtt9efable rte
1bore Gures btr;sns, ouf oab eaS
l9wtertse untsrnebmeu au Stanee
fcmme, uno 1auiencc tereits Serlorea
9sslautter Seeler Gu@ nd9f gott o.
ibrer Nettuns p,eifen.
Wilmaufe> am 20. Sult, 1870.
Sobauu Marta @artuer.
Miliipndr res beilit. Screens.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
Homestead C Pre-emption.

HAVE compiled n full, concise and complete
l. statement, plainly printed, for the information
of persons intending TO take up q Homestead or
Presumption in this portion of the West, embrace
ing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska--and other sec
tons. 1t explains how to proceed to procure ! 60
acres Of rich farming land for nothing, G months
before you leave your home in this most healthy
climate. In short it contains Just such instruc-
tions as are needed by those intending to make Il
home and fortune on the Free lands of the West
! will send one of these printed guides to any
person sending me 25 cents. The information
alone which it gives is S5 to anybody. Men,
who came here two or three years ago and took n
farm, are to-day independent.
To YoUNG MEN.-This country is being crossed
with numerous railroads, reaching from every d-
rcction TO Sioux City, Iowa. Six railroads will
be completed TO this city within one year. One
is already in operation, connecting us with Chi
cago and the U. P. Railroad, and two more will
be completed before spring, connecting us with
Dubuque and McGregor, direct. Three more
will becompleted within year, connecting us di-
rect with Saint Paul, Mimi Yanktown, Dakota
and Columbus, Nebraska, on the U. =. Railroad.
The Missouri river gives us the mountain trade.
Thus it will be seen that no section Of country Of
fers such unprecedented advantages for business,
speculation and making fortune. For the coun-
try is being populated, and the towns and cities
are being built, and fortunes being made almost
beyond belief. Every man who takes home
| stead now will have railroad market at his own
door. And any enterprising young man, with II
small capital can establish hmsefin permanent
and paying business, if he selects the right Local
ton and right branch of trade. Eighteen years
residence in the western country, and large por-
ton of the time employed MS Il mercantile agent
in this country has made me familiar with all
the branches of business and the best locations in
this country. For one dollar remitted to me, |
will give truthful and definite answers to all
questions on this subject desired by such person
Tell them the best place to locate and what busi-
ness is overcrowded and what branch is neglected.
Address DANIEL SCOTT,
S. G. Com. of Emigration,
| Jan. l5-ly Box 1876 Sioux City, Iowa.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

THE PEACH BoRER.-A correspondent
furnishes the Columbia Spy with the foil
owing article on the peach borers: 1.-THE
greatest enemy of the peach tree, is the
White Worm or Borer. 1t is we'll known
that the fly producing the worm lays its
egg in the trunk of the tree just below the
surface af the ground. In a short time
the egg is hatched and destruction begins.
Many remedies have been tried to get rid
of the pest, but with snch small success
that most people have abandoned all hope
of cure except that of the knife and wire,
which is almost as bad as the disease, la
mentally wounding and disfguring the
tree.
1t is an old ''saw" that an "ounce of
preventative is worth a pound of cure, u
and here is the secret of prevention for
nothing.
When you plant your trees, or if you
have trees already growing, thoroughly
cleanse them of worms and then box them
in from say three inches below the surface
to nine or tcu inches above. Cover the
top of the box with piece of the thinnes
muslin, to let in the light and keep out the
''varmints" Drive small nail into {
side of the box near the top, to which at
tach small piece of wire. In the latter
part of July take off this cap, slip the bo,
up the trunk and hang the wire over +;
limb; and in the latter part of next Apri
place the box again in position"
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
FARMERS!!

DEAD this advertisement, and give it your
IN whole attention. The following Trees and
Plants are guaranteed to be grown from the ma
tural stock, and will be sold in quantities TO
suit any purchasers
IIales Early IIarker's Seeding
Livingstons Large Ear lngram's Seeding
" York Late Heath
Troths Early Rcd Stump the World
King of Delaware Red Check Malecotton
Crawford's Early Langworth's Late
Crawford's Late Early Barnard
Ward = Late Free Crockets Late White
Old Nixon Free Druid Hill
Pattcrson's Seeding Van Burcn's Golden
Moores Favorte Dwarf.
Smock
CRAZE YINEs-Concord, Clinton and other va
rivtcs years old. Hot House Grapes.
CuRRANTs.-Finc Red and White Dutch, 2
years old
GoosEBEnRIEs American Seeding, Us. old.
| Usage ORANGE-As large as year old plants,
fine roots.
| PHILADELPHIA RAspDERRiEs.
Early Wilson, kittatinny, and Lawton Black
berries.
STRAWBERRIES Wilson'S Albany, Agricultu-
rist, Charles Downing, Naomi and Strnger.
Rhubarb-Wyatts Lnnacus.
llorseradish Sets.
Always on hand selected assortment of White
Oak split Baskets. Also will supply any quan
tity of the Clayton Tub or Baskets, beiug the
Agent at this place.
300 bushels of Early Rose Potatoes, of choic
quality. A. I. BRADLEY,
Commission Merchant,
March 5-3mo. Middletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
Our Oliu.
.BoNNIE ANNIE LAURIE"

Almost every one is familiar with the
sweet song of "Annie Laurie" though it
may not be generally known that the famed
maiden was not creature of imagination
but an actual verify of whose ancestry
honorable mention is made in Scottish his
tory.
Stephen Laurie was fourishing Dunn
fries merchant before James vi. became
King. Prior to 1911, he married Marion,
daughter of Provost Coran-getting with
her handsome marriage portion. His
Robert Gordon of Lochinvar, Bithbought,
Shall Castle and Maxwellton whose "braes
are bonnie" Stephen Laurie, then a
man of many acres, took the designation
of Maxwellton, leaving, at his death, his
lands and titles to his eldest son, John.
The next head of the house was Robert,
baronet He was twice married, and
had, by his second wife, three sons and
four daughters. The birth of one of the
latter is thus entered in the family register
by her father: ''At the pleasure of Al
mighty God, my daughter, Annie Laurie,
was born upon the 10th day of December,
1852 years, about six o'clock in the morn
ing, and was baptized by Mr.. Geo. Hau.
ter" (minister of Glenclairn.)
This minute is worth quoting, as the
little stranger, whose entry in life it an
nounces grew to be the most beautiful
Dumfriessian lady of the day, and the he
roine of song which has rendered he
charms immortal:
'tIIer brow is like the snow drift
Her throat is like the swan,
Her face it is the fairest
That e'er the sun shown on
That e'er the sun shown on
And dark blue is her eye
And for bonnie Annie Laurie
I'd lay me down and die"
The well-known lyric, of which thes
lines form part, was composed by Mr.
Douglas Finland, an ardent admirer {
"bonnie Annie" who did not, however
return his affection, but married his rival
Alexander Ferguson.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07

FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached will
leave Stations named at the following changed hours
tsucct to delays incident to freight businessl viz Going
Sonh, leave Wilmington about 90 A. NJ. New Castle.
Camden, 15 Felton, 10 TO- and he due at Harrington
10 30 A. NJ Going North to leave Harrington about o.
=. NJ Felton, SO; Camden, 55 Dover IS; Norton O;
Clayton, 5O Middetown 20; New Castle 10 co. and be
due at Wilmington 10 30 p. NJ.
This train will stop to take up passengers only sta
tons named but will set down passengers any regular
stopping place between Harrington and Wilmington, ex.
cept lares Corner State Road Del Junction and Dupont
NEW CASTLE TRAINs.-Leave New Castle for " lining
ton and Philadelphia at 40 N. Leave Philadelphia ut
IL 90 NJ. and Wilmington 10 +. NJ. for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAISs.-Additional to those above
will leave Smyrna for Clayton IL 40 A. NJ and 90 r. NJ
Leave Clayton for Smyrna 40 a. NJ. and = r. NJ to
make connections with trains to and from Dover sta
tons south f. o. SEWAII
Jan. S-y Superintendent Del II r.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
THE DELAWARE
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Guarantee Capital $IOO,OOO.OO
HOME OFFICE--ExCHANGE BUILDING
Cor. 7th & Market SITS.
Wilmington, Delaware.

rTNHE Pioneer Mutual Company in adopting
L Rates of Premiums based on American ex.
perieuce Of mortality and interest.
Premiums lower than any other Mutual Com
pany.
Purely mutual. All the profits divided among
the Policy-IIolders. There are no stockholders
in this company.
All Policies non-forfeiting. Not after two
years, but after the first annual payment.
All kinds of policies issued. Ordinary Life.
Ten Year Plan. Single Payment and lnstalment.
All kinds of Endowment Tables. Return Pre-
MUM Table. Joint Life Table. Childrens En-
dowmcnt Table.
Premiums payable in one payment in Five,
Ten, Fifteen or Twenty Instalmcnts, or during
Life. Payments received annually, semi-annual-
ly, or quarterly. All payments required in Cash
| Dividends on the q Contribution PiaR." 1t
will be observed that the reduction of rates is
equivalent to a Dividend in 4dednce Of al leds
lhirty-three and one-third per cent.
The Loan feature is entirely original with this
company-for full explanation send for the com
pany's publications.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-07
June 9TH, lS69-tf.

DEGISTERS ORDER.-REGIsrER OFFICE,
IL New Castle Co. Feb "a, 1870.
Upon the application of J. RANDOLPH HOL-
TON, Administrator Of Spencer p. llolton, late of
ST. Georges Hundred in said county, deceased
it is ordered and directed by the Register that
the administrator aforesaid, give notice of the
granting of Letters of Administration upon the
Estate of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters,
in six of the most public places of the County of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, TO present the same,
or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to he inserted within the same period in the Mid
detown Transcript, newspaper published in
Middletown, and to be continued therein two
months.
49,, Given under the hand and Seal of
I L. S. Office Of the Register aforesaid, in New
~ Castle county aforesaid the day and
year above written. b. GIBBS Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
the Estate of the deceased must present the same
duly attcstcd to the Administrator, on or beior
February oath, 1871, or abide the act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
J. RANDOLPH lIoLToN, Administrator.
march 5-2m Address Mddlctown, Del