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, 1870-08-28
1--WE are Marching along,
We 1re marching along.
Wa are the soldiers for JcsCs,
tTa yvo rrsk@ {Y@rY

VIZ ~ AAA4AAlA& A3pAAS+
When We had finished. thea all the Young
men and women rode in the wagons With
Gags tsipS. md eeme singing. On the
esrre day the following rersons were mar
ned: Master Ie1teE aSd Mss Mary
fe1s s1 Bs,her If ,hs unoan nann,ttas sa5ps =;
Prussia is Protestant. 81 per cent is Catholic,
and the remaining two per cent Jewish or be-
longing to minor secte. Si1eaia. which was
rnairIv Catholic when acquired BY Prussta, IN
1853 10 in parts strongly Protestant: n 1862
ssrtr. 81, ,ssi5 Catholics. md 1,4oo Jews and
miscellaneous. Tho great MACS OF the Topu-
latioDs in the other States which are Included
10 The North German Confederation Is Prot
oetapt-ne1t to Prussia, Oldenbu1g being the
prorostiou Of Catholics. Ii the North German
or1federatinn the Protestant. are more than
Il per cent, aud Catholics p ner cent. IN the
so,,sh (elmhn States DsvaHa. Wurtemburg,
laden. and Heese) the Catholics are 50 per
cent. and protestsuts 80 per cent The only
Hee<e, II We take the sotal Of North and
South Germany, which in this var at any
rate are ono. We ind tha, about tuo-thlrds Of
the, people are P1otestants And one-tn'fo
Catholics.
The Catholic rolts-Z<stun9. Rotterdam,
j" The following fact mas heeu comnameatetl
10 uE from Amsterdam, the Truth o. *hseh our
Eutfts tstoLtlt1s yo1cheS: In Efslt iowa o1 uo-
Iact, Gated TJnard, there TOOK place Ia1tcS tae
Eas at the carnival an occurrence =sntla- to the
01e that h8ppcues! IT Basic. II SEttze-!2nd 4
ecruranr Of iAtf,es ana gentlemen betook them
! 9-tyes to l CERTAIN hAll OF the above mentioned
toxn for tue purpose ot celebrating The day hy the
,@1fut1a.nce OF theatrical exhibitions, III which
| tic tEetnen!eal CcaQcI Kas hRzlasqced IN the
I mos: shameful manner. O1e Of the men repre-
seIrtd the HPe, and hls vile the aod-
+ Two other men Of the company Played
] the rult Of Cashlnals They amused themselves
| greatly. But GOT WISHED so0n 70 show that he
would no: per Lit himself 10 be mockel With In
| rcaNS. The Might following tho performance the
man rho had aettd the par1 Of tae Pope died, and
h.s wife became trsane. One Of those who had
| represented the Cardinals came. within u few
| days, 10 an awful death, aQd the other became
dangerously IT, and Is not Jet out Of danger
| These facts caused terrible CONSERVATION, and
| % aEe "tsee1 to bury the men that had dleA
They wcEs emily consigned to their graves IN tue
! futlIess Of night Why do not zone Of the 70
ca1et liberal Journals publish these details :"
} The following document WAS presented M to
the Pope By the pretates opposed to in1Al
liGty:
"Ansr HoLY FAIHIR: In the general conxfeEa
ton held on tho 1ssh OF the present inootn. ~
| have voted un the schema OF The ntst d9gn1ac11 4
\ constitution. selsttye TO The Cha1cn. aoE Aon
ness now knows that eightJ-eight Fanefs. Gay
:ste2ed y :zc.:: cc-secse1ee ana Snev l2fs " "
, 1870-08-28

- l4t5 trustees nust Yea! YOU. sa1o !. eaoA-
Gc waited = minute. "Anl how do ron like
the wearing OF dead mems shoesf' he eAid
tier. with i sneer no words OF mine can tell.
Iook here, Nilt,ur,~ said I. ''fou threat
ene1 tie moment since With Al account you
mind having the matter oct with you, here, in
tug Of min strength to sec whied can drop
the other into this boiling nit below u.s. But
for the resi-, II have taught your boy to love
ard respect his fathers memory; nov that
Tn gone, don give me the lie: 4nd ~ent
below.
hsd been rich nan when I stepped On
board that cursed craft: stepped out Of it
| homeless, ch!1dlesa paupet, my haast aching TO
,hinL Of l:tle De6 crying tor me, ~ be
! would be sure to cry that night; to thlnk
Of him sn.1t'ng uneer ,;.,x M,,bufs ans e'oTs: ::
! sp:zed; to think o! hin reared at last As Wiz
I Gay mutt re.r a bog, to be man oaiy less
| owl than himself. Thst wss something
| could not live to see; it would be death ~
! slow torture. u
no use h,1rowing mp the boy BY sasnS and bid
an I'm Cocd-b -by; he'd fnd he'd lost u:e room
ennrrh Il fa9thest. Why ehoald stay,
eithsF, theee where every glance u every
familiar thing was 4 stab? had no one else
secos,nts os ~ 10 sanare with the sortI tast di~
arre.red out of it. and hero Ara. asked
m2sen tles. 1 ask myself now. Why under The
nm T lid l love another mans child 70 the
Eoint ot heaubEeaks Lord knows! But ]
"a. But Dc; T.. 1,,1a p!eaas ,.m, mEsse Ssen y
aass ccss.er ~ ap he bay-for few ens .a,ess q
these Chesapeake wate1s1rsshsps I shall
come scroas a eturdy youth: : I'D WHO ha.
ssie1 III I'll! Is Ea i Pfa ps IN It., b
Ssrss Sns,ns ,nE pEesen oSn acsin, its drox, am a.
xs,s dreaming; and though it'a pleasant fas.
in9 down here. as I said, it's xe.E waiting
! 10 u.is nAJ Again some day, Thau hs: cass:a
, 1870-08-28

~ was !D4 VII kAt gray VI kAt evening HAQ
blaskened into something near midnight tia,
VIC Tell in with her at last in the chops Of the
channel, where tremendous cross-seaa made
any getting at her impossible. We hailcI hc.,
Tut We might IS well hayo h1iled tho Flying
Dutchman !: We shouted the trumpet horse,
like foam We hung ont oar lanterns. bat ali
in vain. The Captain Of the Dihdin eoald sec
nothing but his ahip and old Boston Light,
ard now, he VIA running. past tho
light with his topsails clewed down
ul,on the cap; courses hauled up saug,
lib down, and, just her shadow darker than
tie other shadow, she WIS walking through
TIE water Ike great. .gsunt ghost. Dus
knew the lay Of the lAnd about there better
than ete did, and could see that ahe was elg-
cLannel. III she Amt ssround IN s three ~ min. .n
utes. says ], Its bec.use she's i clesu5 -
| ard sure enough, the wot1s had no moro than
| passed my hps, when there came plrurs, i
shiyer shaking al through the toxe1ius
skeleton, = Wild wish Of baekw.:ef.
tie waved leapine ro2nd her like wolves round
epert peaa rass!1 ryet!1 Days 10 "SseA' IN Steal your
Bringing the pilo.-bost near that shin in
such blow hsd been something rot t5 be
thought of, unless We wanted to run tho rist
Of grinding hes to powder; but now tlcre was
chance of boafdi1 S her with the canoe, fr:il
as it was, md Of couzse it must be tried; thai
: was our bueiness here, or else that ship would
be sp!insesed before morning. TWAS ny turr
to 60, but there *as no hanging baek ct
board our boat, and one Of tho keepers vas il
the cameo before vas there myself, and VI
ont OF on our double eE1and, for it was sk1l
ful oar that kept canoe adolt in such 4 SEA
uade worse, IL it was. By the swell Of tn,
ahip.a grounding. 'It'e no use your t1!in8
to So acI,"Seiled ! to the keeper; "yon1
all !" And then no went round under the Lex
Of the ship ii vas night almost - black i.
pitch), and, keeping well on, We hailed hel
onoa nozc, "Slp 14a5. Isevs Iaa!"
, 1870-08-28

never coNld tell WHY cared 30 much about
him il might hhvo been freak at tirst, aud
it might have becn because, he Was = lIarl of
her, because cotsti MT rcmcEll.e- Niibnr's
share in lin hat care dii. aud every time
l saw him I felt hir ii::1a grasp tighten
round my hctrts.rinss. Before lns hrst
year was out ha knew mo. aud would
crow and daace whom he saw ms coming, and
babl,le my name, and hold ont his chubby ar.ue
to bo taken and Kissed ard dAu1icl; and Tn
telling the trutl, when say that by that timo
he wss dcarcr to me tllan my lifeblood.
So the days west on, ono like another. and
little Len vac two years old, the moment hc
could sssra alone walking or like man, the
\ moment 10 corld wslE taking things at
! run, tumbling and rolling and laughing and
| mp st.ain. ! wholesome little red-choeked chsp
J who had ncrcr had > tear in his eye and who
weld. Aud in the mean time VA
Ben's visible Providence, as you nishi
say; I h-oncht Linn his lo'lirops, hi:
woo|ly horse, his red balloon, hia 0ysns bali ;
! I stclo him srd tho nurse away for dag il
! the county. and took him in my arms long
wallis over ,hc *tsavscrry fields; or di0ps2a
sometimes sang Kim II sleep with tho sca
songs that many a night l,is mother and VII
lur and had erng together in our boat dow
! tic naIlor, and that row my voice trcutbiod
over, md he would rub his face al over min
! With great Wet kltSc3 Ocfofe no Weo1 u
elccp,-Lord, l never wiped them ofr! ant
my Heart would beat like ttip-hammer vic,
watched him and thought, il he was all thi
to me now. What il might lavc beea hAa h
teen really ulinc: but these vera Thoughts
Lad nc right 10 think.
One wint1v afternoon, having como ep.s
bou1s on my hands, I went over to see III
bog never could keep away! And LA
E1ngcr-suaT, anl a gibralter, and = jumping
jack in my pockets, for Eiro to hunt after an
find in tTolic over each pocket nnd at las
afte. good Esrna OF rohlps, he dropped a-lce
on my arm, tired ont. lie WIS a hAndtom
little rascal, then the damp curls round III
rosy face, and his lips parted over tho spl
peaEls of l.is teeth, wh,e ho still ker
smiling even in his slcep; aud az
was looking At blnl and adnizing hiu
1t crossed me, all OF sudden. that /
was getting too dear 10 mo. and was on
breeding trouble for myself and perhaps I,
him hadn't laid him down; hut u I ",
thinking this to myself, and thinking It h,
got to stop, that maybe it wasn't this fair thi1
| 6s wilb1lr,-1 hadn't spoken 10 the man IN tv
years. except in the way Of the boAt, but I'd
and say Whist noble 1ittle fellow bis son hl
grown to be, for Wilbur had nevet seen ~
: more thAn txo or tlrec times In his life. and
! knew K4tc world nayer want him to lore Z
! better than his own father, which he d
to-day, and would just step aside, cost r
whati It might, and play tho second part
, life which seemed TO h1ve been allotted I
-as sat u.sfe, thinking Lsse Sss9 though
, 1870-08-28

along by the young tide and taken mp by th.t
bstk which NE had tsen Spreading her sail for
foreign pars,-o,sc chAnce in ten Thousand.
1n that csse he wonld have returued with the
pilot, you say. lsu: that pilot never came
back: and. unless he himself had gone cruss-
I'M; through tie Pacific and Indi.n esas with
the bark, Eir cano. lad ewampetl and be had
dEDwnet, in the growing etotm. between the
bark and the koat: for what was only heavy
gale At night. was blowing . tempest by morn
| iuf.
Well, changed into anothcr boat
pretty svon. never could bear our
old wharf and moorinea again. A
! night and dag Of agony, it ever anything was
agony. had poisoned tho whole region. With
| every storm, With every srrine-tile, expect
/ 10 l.o top. lived in missry that winter: my
| nights wetc horrors; for now it Was Wilbur
@it ting no With hate, and now 1t wks kAte's
te:toaehfm faee - had seen il in her coffin ;
! scat that the fonlcst, tilthiest creatures en-
the street bad wliser souls than I !; aud 1t was
| wcekr and it was months before went near
little Ben agaia. I didu't want to sea lin, I
lMn't dare to see him: | kept saying to my
! sell, The wages Of sin is DEATH feE.
haTs Of my oan Aeconl I never should
inf,-H ono dne epfips dly, With III
the Garth and MIR in q rejoicing, lad not
I come ACROSS his nurse and him ntrolliIE upon
tl,a Common; and he knew r,e far on, and
called 1ftor me, aud spE1pg into my arms; sad
feeling him there ouce more, never could let
tho littlc tske 80 again.
Dat ~ the year slipped on afte7 :Aat, aud
memory aimmcd and pain dullca, began tt
believe there vas no eerse At all In thost
wlluss Of mine; that was not accountable
for my thoughts. coming quickly, whole rsf
OF them, while elaTped on my hat, very 1ike
that in reality l had net husered below
second; tbs, it wasn't liko me- a
ary rate: but that had run on deck withou
deSiberation or delay, that I did then al ther
w.e to do, and thai Wilbur drowned through
no fault Of mine Was the mAn to do
mn1acr-I, who could ucvcs kill tly7 And
by the time the new year came, WAS cure o
il, aud dismissed the matter from my mind
" Tcovcr, Ill the world cnuld 70 s,.the1e WAS ~
malice between that drowned man and rnc
when was making his child my OWL. Fo.
l,.d taken the charge OF tho house that Ben
nursc1iyed in paid he- for Eeeringit 50 tha
sbe nccdnt take in any other sewing tha,
Dsn's and mine l had been promoted in tt
ntw boat, and had rnr commission then, An
coa1d Afford it all; and I paid tho ssft an
, tho bills, and bad trustees appointed 70
, Ben's little bit Of money aud bis Enstoli
being distant. were glad enough to give u
J ary claim to him and felt had home 1
I last, and the child was uaine.
, TheEe Vas only ono thing that looked ba
/ about It had devout turn of nv og
. naturally, as they call it; Ind always like
! to be g1ateful for any blessings that fell /
. my share; ssid my prayers ever night, Il
lLA1 promised my mother, xhau ala lait 3,
Middletown transcript., 1870-07-16

A fire in Manchester, N. ii. on We'd
ncsday morning, burned over five or six
acres, covered mostly by frame buildings 3;
about 200 families were made homeless.
The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The great strike of workingmen contin-
ues. and is extending at Mulhouse, France,
Twenty thousand men are now idle.
An Episcopal Camp Meeting, called a
" mission meeting" in a grove, will short
ly be held near Easton.
The population of Princess Anne is
III, of which number 42I are white and
$50 colorcd,
The President goes to long Branch
next Monday. Joy go with him.
They have been firing cannon in the
fields near Paris, to bring on rain.
Madame Bonaparte, nee Patterson, is
writing her autobiography.
Middletown transcript., 1870-07-16

KENT RAILRoAD.-The Chestertown
Transcript says The board of Directors
of this road held meeting on Thursday
last, at which it was unanimously deter
mined to bring the road to Chestertown
from buyers station by what is known
as the curved route.
The material for laying track to Duy-
er's has all been on the ground, except
the fastenings, for some days; and we
presume the track-laycrs are at work to-
day. The grading from buyers to Ches-
tcrtown will be proceeded with at once, and
the road completed to the town before
seventy-one.
Middletown transcript., 1870-07-16
Gard rrom, gaHlcs Armstrong.

FT'HE undersigned would hereby respectfully
l. beg leave to return his sincere thanks to the
Democratic and Conservative voters of New Cas-
tie county for their partiality in selecting him as
their candidate for the Shcrnalty, from among so
many other gentlemen, whose names were pre-
sehted to them on Saturday last any one of
whom would have done honor alike to the office
and the great party to which they so long and
faithfully adhered.
1t would afford him great pleasure to visit his
friends in every Hundred in the county and 10
tender to each, personally, his thanks for the
honor conferred upon him; but, as crcumstan-
ces, which are best understood by those who arc
most intimately acquainted with him, render this
impracticablc, he adopts this as the only avaa-
BILE mode of expressing his gratitude to his fcl-
low-clizcns for their past support and of solicit
ing a continuation of the same at the ensuing
general election, pledging HIMSELF that, should
he be so fortunate as to be elected to the said of
fee, he will discharge its duties with honesty, fl
deity, and TO the best of his humble ability.
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Newark, Del June II, l970-te
Middletown transcript., 1870-07-16

W. NJ. X. constantly in the New York and
Philadelphia markets, enables Him to procure oil
new and desirable goods at the lowest rates, and
as he buys direct from the importer in large lots,
it is to his advantage to sell cheap, that goods
may be turned out fast, thus keeping the stock
new and lively all the time.
All are invited TO call, feeling assured that
they will not be disappointed either in assort
ment or prices.
Middletown transcript., 1870-07-16
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l 1t has larger arm and stronger construc-
ton than any family machine, admitting larger
pieces of work, thus fitting the machine to family
and manufacturing purposes as well, without
need of two machines. 1t has 8Ix5 inches clear
room.
1t hens any width or thickness, from Lie
of an inch cambria TO 2 inches beaver.
1t binds coat, skirt or a hat without
any braid or binding whatever.
1t folds up the brim of hat to any fullness.
1t overseams sheet or Brussels carpet.
1t makes beautiful eyelet work.
1t embroiders on the edge.
1t makes buttonholes of any size on any
material.
1t has the braiding machine which makes
braid of size color at the rate of $50 yards per
hour. This sells for $40 extra.
10 1t always won the first premium at every
exhibition in which it has been entered.
Middletown transcript., 1870-07-16
THE AMERICAN

Can be had as plain sewing machine without
the buttorhole and overseaming, at $l5 less than
the given prices
We want few reliable agents everywhere, to
whom we will make it an object to sell these
popular machines.
Machines will be sent TO any address on receipt
of price. Every machine has full outfit for
plain sewing, hemming, &c.
We simply ask an examination to verify all we
state.
Middletown transcript., 1870-07-16
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T'HE HOUSE AND LOT, now oc- IA
l. cupicd by the undersigned, sit Is::.G5s
uated on Lake street, Middletown, adj issssRsssss
joining the property of Zachariah 1900 -ss:sig q
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-14
rAr.s, Aprll lc.-Doursc opened dull Ren'es

rARIs hpril lc.-Gourse opened uull. Nen'e'
73f CSC.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, April 10 Noon. STOCKS nrn
Money easy at per cont. premium. Sterhhs'
long SX; short, 9x. Gold 12x. sixtJ-t"os Ia
Tennessees, ex-coupons soy; new 533S; Nlrgn'
los, ex.coupons 7o1.; new 60; Louisanas oiu ~
new TX; Levees, skies '6A; eights sz; Aiaoainas
eichts e7H; vcs s2 Georgias, sixes %; seVens Vs.
North Carolluas, old 46A; new 221t; Soutn earo'
,inas old 81: new s0 Flour dull and drooplng.
wheat dull and unchanged. Corn quiet. PORK
unchanged; mess s27 rs. Lard dull; barrels 1914
a15s5c. Cotton dull; middling uplands 23Ac; Or
leans oaX; sales 6Ooo bales. Turpentine firm NJ
47a47Hc Rosin quiet at 81 ID for strained.
Freights dull.
Evening.-Money easy at per cent. Sterling
heavy at sI. Gold 12A. Governments STEADY
and firm: SoutAerns generally steady. Cotton
dull; sales 1900 bales; uplands 23Hc Flour dull
and heavy; superfinc State 81 4oa4 10; common
To fair extra Southern SIS 50a5 CO. Wheat heavy
and 1c lower; winter red and amber western
81 coal o. Corn unchanged. Beef steady; plain
mess $40 10. Mess pork s27 rs. Lard heavy;
kettle l6al6Ac. Whiskey flrmer at 81 o2. 'roce'
ccries steady. Naval stores quiet.
BOSTON, April 13.-Cotton dull anu tehuine 3
downward; middliug ooAc; sales 200 oales' net
recep,s 10: coastwise 134; total 1853; STOCK i2oo'
BALTIMORE April 13.-Flour, most grades heia
HIGHER Wheat active; choice Maryland 81 4oa
/ so. Corn steady; white S. oG; yeilo" % VIZ
Oats nrm. Rye dull and nominal. FORK nfll'
Shoulders 1917. Whskey scarce at 81 Ok 10 W.
Cotton steady and in fair demand. Mddhngs
o3c Sales $50 bales; net receipts SO; coastWlse
s5s; total 4o5; exports coastwise G3; stock SoS6
bales.
C1xcrSNArI, April 1s.-Whiskcy dull at o7c. Mess
pork held at s2s. Lard held in city, Kettle l5Aei
steam. little offering.
LOUISVILLE, April lS.-Lard 1GAc. WhisHey
heavy at e7assc.
ST. LOWS April l3.-Whiskey steady at 81
Pork stir AZ s2s so. Corn more active and ad
vanced lac; ssaesc for mixed and yellow, and 3.
| a95c for white.
NORFOLK, Apri! l3-Cotton easier, low mid
ding 2olsaaO91c; sales 50 bales; receipts GIG
stock $500.
SAVANNAH, April l3.-Co,tcn is in moderate de-
mand, but prices have declined; middling 2lHc
Sales GOO bales; receipts GIG; exports coastWist
6S5; stock Io,4ls.
GALVESTON, April ls.-Cotton quiet good ordl
nary Is%c. Receipts 1908; stock 1885.
NEW ORLEANs, April 13.-Cotton quiet and weak
middllug 22a22;4c; sales $500 bales; net receipt:
ee87 bales; coastwise 1852 bales; total 42ss bales
exports 10 Greu, Britain 1900 bales; stock lT6,Iit
| bales. Sugar. prime 11ka1lx. Molasses, CITY
| refinery reboiled 5Oa75c. Sterling 22'4; sight u
| premium. Gold 1oS.