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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-24

DEMoNsTRATIoNs.-T London Tele.
graph has information from Paris to the
Goth. The meetings which are held in
various halls are becoming more de-
monstrative. Some speakers demand
the arrest and trial of those who surren-
dered the city. The Liberal Republican
Committee has declared that the Gov
eminent of the 4th Of September should
be arraigned by the National Assembly
to render an account of their conduct
in the defense of Paris, and give their
reasons for agreeing to the armistice.
The Committee also declare that no
treaty ratifying the armistice should be
signed, and that Paris should continue
the defense and refuse to capitulate. At
meeting in the Saloon de Refine
Blanche, one orator declared that France
demanded a Robespierre, and that the
guillotine alone could save the country
This sentiment was received with en-.
thusiasm by the audience. The depu.
ties who favor the continuation Of the
war are loudly applauded at all the
meetings.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-24

THE HOUSE FULL.-For the first time
in ten years there are now 24l men,
bers of the House, l22 of which make a
quorum. This leaves but three vacan.
cies, one in Ohio, caused by Schenck's
resignation, one in Pennsylvania, caused
by Covode's death, and one in Georgia,
arising from contest. Should the
Senate decide to admit Senator elect
Miller, Of Georgia, every State in the
Union will be represented for the first
time since 1860.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

b. virtue Of renewed Ordor VI the Orphans Court Of
the state OF Delaware in Hnd tor New U,ste county,
IN sde the 81 day Of Vctober, b., it7l, viii be
exposed to sale by way o. Puone AuoulI,
On Wednesday, the Twentieth day Of
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
AMERICAN NEWS.

Tne revolution ia Mexico has gained
ground.
From Norfolk to Cape Henry Is fifteen
miles; TO Cape Halterasa hundred and fifty
miles.
An act in the Virginia Senate Dec. 18th,
passed the second reading, TO provide for the
assessment Of taxes on railroads and canal
companies.
Mrs. Lincoln is about moving TO Jackson
vile, Fla, TO spend the winter.
About $50 men were discharged from the
Philadelphia Navy yard in the beginning of
the month.
A Norfolk paper says il would like TO see
Napoleon come over aud buy farm and
oyster cove in that neighbOlhood.
The Grand Duke Of Russia is TO visit Mil
waukee on the 81 OF January.
Ii is eslima'el that over 400, 900 barrels OF
apples have been lreighted over the Michigan
Central Railroad thus far this season.
Two thiploads of Chinese are now on their
way 10 Boston, 10 be employed In the cotton
mills OF Lowell, Lawrence and Fall River
A school toy in Chester County, Pa, has
raised enough money by trapping pole cats
to pay his tuition ter the past six months.
A pumpkin six feet in circumference
W ighing Nineiy-siX Ounds has been rtise'
| In Chester COuHty, Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19


Reading Railroad pouring coal into our city
now we have the Wilmington & Western
Railroad, and who will say that in the next
fifteen years but what we will have four OF
five more Railroads.
In 1858 there were 10, 900 inhabitants in the
city at present il Is said, $4,000 people are
in Wilmington. In 1858 there was $l2O,OOO
of morocco produced in Wilmington. In loO9,
$4,000 worth in 1871, 81 100000 worth,
with reduction in the price Of at least 10 per
cent. With this business, | am personally
familiar
From Tatnall to Poplar street should be
cleared from Front to Water street, cost what
II may If we have not authority at present.
defer it. We have new law from the Legs
lature TO provide for commission or Jury 10
assess benefits and damages In such cases. =.
They will have to take into consideration al
parties, the Philadelphia, Wilmington q bal
iimore Railroad Company, the Wilmington q
| Western, and Wilmington n Reading l'nl'
road Companies
, Mr.. Fe6iger 1t will take up space OF siS
feet track, five feet space six feet more
track five feet more total twenty-five feet
Then there will be twelve feet spaces require'
for sidewalks, requiring 40 feet to make th'
payements twelve feet wide and lay the lW'
additional tracks
Motions were made to have special meet
ing of Council and invite the Presidents
the three Railroad Companies and the eigh
, principal property holders on the line oil III
road, but The motions were lost.
PETITION PREstNTED
j. w. +. Bcggs peliIioned for the CURLING an
t paving of the East side OF Walnut street b
o tween nth and 18th streets.
|. A number of bills were presented, whic
/. were referred to the appropriate Committe
for examination.
i. An order for 5000 in favor of the Board
Al Health was passed.
L. AT 9:40, Council adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
FORTY.sECOND CONGRESS-

SENATE. December 14th. The following
we're introduced OF the Venezue-
la Steam Navigation Company complaining oil
oppression of Venezuela officials for the
abolition of duty on salt against female sur
frape. The following Resolutions were pass
ed As to the expediency of paying pre-
mium per ton upon American built iron
steamers =; to establish an iron ship building
ward in the Mississippi Valley for standing
committee to investigate all charges of abuse
in ,he Government service which may be re-
Cerred to it. The eight hour labor act was
debated.
UousE A resolution was adopted TO OBJ
tain information about custom houses and
revenue cutters. THE Apportionment Act
was passed--to 40 into effect in 1s7o-Mls-
souri, to have -, Ohio, 90, Illinois, 10 Repre-
sentatives.
Housr. December 15th.-A resolution was
introduced to ascertain the cost OF furnishing
Public Documents and to provide for the pup
location of the same at the expense of meriber
of Congress. An act to provide for the pur-
chose of additional ground and the erection o
Government buildings IN Chicago, was pass
ed. A resolution to have $4,000 extra cope
of the Report of the Bureau of Statistics o
immigration printed, was passed. Acts ap
propriating $3.50, 900 tor the expenses oil IL
General Conference and $62,es5 for the Bn
ish and American Claims COMMISSIONS
were passed also, an act approprialing w
Isl. AS to supply deficiency TN the appropi'
ton for salaries and contingent expenses
Post Office Department caused by the deialo
ton of f. A. Maca riney.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

The OPENING OF the new Masonic Temple
will he inaugurated by Grand Promenade
Concert on next Friday evening. Admission
cards, at five dollars each, include gentle
man and one lady for each additional lady,
one dollar will be charged. There will be no
other charges during the evening. Refresh
ments will be served free, and everything will
he made agreeable to the visitors 1t IS e1-
pected that a brilliant company and most
Interesting entertainment will mark the oeca-
sion It is not intended nor expected that
the company will be made up exclusively oil
members of the Masonic fraternity. Many
gentlemen no, connected with the Order will
participate and an opportunity is afforded to
all who desire to be present
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
Harper's Magazine.

Notices Of the Press
There srs few intelligent American families IN which
HARPERs MAaAziEE would not be an apr related and
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Intelligent reading family less afford to be with
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and mechanical execution There is not cheaper Mag
azns published The not clniessediy, more popu-
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repository Of biography and history, literature
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lieauon - The volumes are as valuable as a mere
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every where since the hour its establishment Ly
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

A SAD CHAPTER. of the number of illegt-
innate children born in New York, says a To-
cal paper, It is difficult to speak with any pre-
cision In European countries, we know al
most exactly the proportion of illegitmate TO
legitimate births In SARDINIA, lis 209 per
cent in Sweden, 6 $50 in England, 6.72 in
France 7ol in Denmark, 9.35; in Austria
II 81 in Bavaria, 2059 Among cities 1t
is between and per cent in English cities )
in Genoa, s in Berlin, l49; in st. Peters
burg, lss in Vienna, 4G The general aver
age OF in, Ultimate 10 legitimate children in
Europe is 70 2 per cent Surprising that the
average In New York 9 the same as in Am
eerdam or in London, say per cent there
were, in the five years from 1850 to 1865, out
Of the l4l, i2l children born diving or dead
in the City of New York, 5,7ss illegitimater
or an average each year OF i 81 children born
out of wedock More than a thousand illegit
innate children me thus, in all probability
thrown upon the community every year,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

MEssRs. GEO. p. RowRLt. & Co., The Gel
hrated and popular New York Advertis'
ing Agency, engage TO advertise in gross and
retail lOr large customers IA better and
cheaper mode than they can do it them.
selves. This we sincerely believe they can
do, heCause II is theif sole busness-their
specially, because they yet space at lowest
wholesale rates, and because Of their init.
mate and confidential relations wi h publish
eis. II we wish 10 spend ten thousand dol
lars In general advertising over the country
Notwithstanding our own experience and
knowledge Of advertising styles and OF iates
we would e NJ 10y h.m under certain di =
tons We would save money, trouble,
worry, and the business would be done at
least as well, II not better, than we could do
it ourselves. -American nuf1ctufsrs' lie.
rieu and Pittsburgh Price Current.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

ADVANTAGES OF THE ATLANTIC STATES
own THE VALLEY STATS
The Berlin, Md. TINES, III referring to
people seeking homes In the west where to
make fortunes, says:-A volume could be
written urou this sur iecl, to show the snps'
iinr adyaut tges which are opened up Ia the
old States ON the Atlantic border fir those
with small means 10 begiu the world on, II
they can only make up their minds TO pnt up
with the Inconvenience here which they
will be forced to endure wherever they may
| settle in the new States Lanes in many
sections OF Mary land, Virginia ana NORTH
| Carolina, now being intersected by railr ads
in every direction, can bs purchased on as
good terms as those OF the MesterA States,
unless Il e enigrant determines 10 cast his LOT
in close vroximily to tue COmsnche Indians.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
FOREIGN NEW s

The paper currency Of Russia IS about
equal in amonnt To $685., 900 900.
Hyacinlhe and Dollinger give no sign OF
succumbing to lhe auih0illY OF the Pope.
ILord Chief Justice Sir Alexander Cock
burn has left London Tor Geneva to attend
the preliminary meeting of the Board of Ar
bilrators appointed under the Treaty of
Washington.
The administration Of NJ Theirs, ia
France seems TO be unpopular.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

Notices II The Pres
II Isl really the only illustrated chronicet of fashion
IN the country. Its tuppltmsnts aons worth the
suofcrpiun price Of the paper While fully maintain
ing It's position mi OF fashion, il also contains
Stories poems aut esssvs esidrs general aud per-
sonai gossip -BOs on Saturday EpeaiAg Gdsefie
There never wasAuy paper pubnsh~d that delight
ed the heart of woman. Never mini IL does you
new bonnet it viii save you ten times tho nrire In the
household economy IL teaches. Providence Journal.
The young lay who buys stusie number OF Har-
psris Bazir made subscriber Tor life NtiU YORK
Evening POs
Ths BaEar excellent Like all the periodicals which
the Harpers publish, Il ID almost ideally we'll ede nd
tine class Of readers for whom Is intendet-the
and daughters in average fimss-cannOt but profit
by its good senseand good taste which, have no doubt
to-day making very many homes happier than they
may have been before the women began taking lessons
10 personal aud household, aud social manafemen from
this gool-nttured mentor.-The Nation. ~ Y.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

sTRoNe DISPOSITION is maniiestng
itself in opposition to the imbeelle Grant
administration, In the United States Senate
In that body Mr.. Trumbull, few days ago
m ade an effort 10 raise..a Committee having
for its object an examination into the various
Departments fthe Government, TO see wheth-
err there is not a vast deal of money wasted by
the retaining in Office lavortes who have no
work to do, hut who faithfully take their sala-
ries and also, 10 discover and unearih the
fostering couupions with which the Admin
istration is surrounded on all sides.
This proposition of Senator Trumbull, was
sustained by several Republican Senators, and
for doing so, they have been denounced by
the rank and file OF the corruptonisls, and
even Threatened with political excommunica'
ton if they do no, hold their tongues, or
change their tune and sing hosannahs to The
"man with the segar," During the debate
on Mr.. Trumbulrs resolution, Senator from
Nebraska-Mr TipIon--took occasion to al
lude TO these threats in this wise
Mr. TlPION said he believed llsre was deep l"ni'
my and lest ring corruption AL through .n,7 at,n' ",
tratun lie believed the country Mas CURSED Win sh
plnndeing oihce-hodtIs o. tia aunlnis ~ R,niI
iadid not believe this WAS reflection on tue hpuul
can party he believed That the ktpnuh'an party v"
yet Woithy tu lie saved ,,t, i
pugning lie said, the motives OF Republican SENATOR
he asked whether because he rndeaVored 70 eAp'se y,
corrupto, which existed he was 10 be called allo
To his party whether hia ieuty % his party was 20
doubted because he did not fall down and woishp IN
intellectual Colossus who sits In the White iiousr.-
llaughtetJ Is the Republic party capable OF nothh
better pun 10 train under one man
The question being taken on Mr.. lRuMhuLls ame l
a. svrs rpeefpO-Vrt4
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
TRUCK GROUND no 1,pT,

HAVE some ten acres Of Land as we'll situa' ed for
raising vegetables IS any otavr, that Propose
lot for one or more ysirs, AMI will gite posesson
~ that therenAy DO anpls tiuia u prepare fir al
ET ally spring crop Alsi M FAAM LAND TO LEE
-Ao about NIFTY acres twenty Of whicu should go in
corn n-At year all Within mile Of Market street,
wilmington, Del prefer to lot tJr cash rent giving
the tenant for the iue agreed upoa u plssesson
tho ugh the real owuer, Aud viii AAs literal uditcus
with satisfactory securi y.
j. A. BROWN, Maryland Avenue,
augif formerly Newnnrt Pike.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

SPANISH PROVERBS. Love horse and
money larry nan through the world. E"
"Ie who smokes mskts his own clor d,
and need not care how the sky is."
EVERY race has its inspirer, its liar and
It's thief"
"By and by is always too late. "
Promises are c abs, they move bach
wards"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FOR SALE,


skAgaar Two five roomed houses IL West Wtlninr,.
ls,iNN Rent eight niue aud ten do lars Per month
liIsHH J. A. BROWN
hz&k4A mys a. West Wilmington
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

During the first three months Of 1871 l.
7Ol American vessels OF 1853, 67s tons with
%, Ola sailors and 2,ll0 Foreign yes els Of
1898 023 tons with 34,s5s sailors cleared
from the ports oil tuo United sta'es ioE Tor
eigu countries.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
VUIt5uUyi VHV WtHIItIH Jay OF
December,

December,
At the Hotel of William b. Ford, at Kirkwood
Station, at - O'Clock, NJ.
The fo'lown, LAads aud Tensmeuts, being tue Rea
Estate Of the late George W. Walker,
deceased, io-wtt
ALI THAT FARM OR TRACT or LAND. stuste in
Pen 'adsr Hundred County aud State aforesaid
hou ided and described 10 follows '-Beginning at
al ,h tts. standing 0 the east side Of Drason run
tisR1 ning thence by lana Of Samuel Is. sutton, N,
EtNH "a iegtees b, 4-lO peaches; 80 deg rees
ts44A w.. 4-lO perchesi and "a degrees H. 10
l-IU psfehes to a stone, theme by land VI William
5-lO peTches to stOue theuce with land VIM Ward
south Is degrees E. 80 StU perche; thence by land OF
the said Ward aud Robert Moss s.. zl54 degrees 70
psrehes to stone; thence by land OF John O. CLARK
branch OF Dragon kuui thence A., AN degrees W. II
$40 p-fches thence U2 degrees H., 81 Ito perchps
10 stake. tbaLcs by land Il samuel u sutton N 80
degrees W, SO 10 perehes TO the beginning area "a
exclusive Il lh0 fHiiroal. To be free and
clear OF Dover.
Aud il Ii oiderei that the pu chaser or purchaser
thereof be and apfet 1T tue next OTphaus Court for
New Castle County, that the Court may Assign to him,
her, Them the premises sold pursuant said order
he, shs they with sufficient surety eur5ss to be
approved BY the Csur entering into ieeognEance the
state to he taxes and ackuow In said court in
penal sun, to be determined b. said Court with cond
ton pay the parties entitled severaly their Exsc-
tors administrators Assgns respectively, their Just
with interest from such time as the Court may deter-
mua, ia manner and form As may by the direction Of
the said Court he prescribed aud appointed Ia said
ditiOn.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made
known at the time aud place arssa,~ by Gsorgs Gray
ksq., Trustee, OF by his Attorney.
Attest; BENZ R. usTICK,
hot2Na % =. OF Orphans Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
FOR SALE.

A Truck Farm II ChFEstiaHtrat Il aadIree6-
,hssaR milss from Wilmington, on the Wilmington
EaEN Western Rail Road, near braves saw Mill
EHstH containing Al ACltE5 more or lees, with
knsi1Ea Dwelling House, spring lioute Aud New barn
apple orchard The property is good order and
we'll waterei. For particul,rs apply 10
WM McCAULLtY 4 CO,
sepu2 COG Market Street, WilmiugtUn, De
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

ssss9ar FOAt SAIL OK ESCHA q A.--A
miNla HANDs0Ak CJrTA,E VIA 3 ACRss w
EiHN GROUND at Pleasant fiains," staten leland
lkiflffk New forS, within i've minutes wak Depot
YORK, 20 9euts. TO wit; Three Acres Cot
ago Of . rooms, vida hall through piazza along the
Cont with yari pretuy laid out and ploAty o shade
we'll OF water At the door with cistern the kitchen
also another cstern at the barn with pump ia t barn,
carriage house CRIB, heGnery and coal house turraus
gooseberresi raspborres, euerrlst, few peaches
appes. Would be exchanged for Wilmington property
DR. sold for cash. Possession at auy ula. Apply to
MM. MeOAULLEi,
telsu 600 Market e., Wilmington. D..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware.

No.l-45 ACRES, within ~ miles OF Wilmington
No. 100 ACRES, within 81 miles Of Wilmington
handsome situation, moderate improvements.
No. $40 ACRES, handsomely situated, good i'm .
proyements, within miles OF Wilmington,
Will be sold eheap upon easy terms.
Apply 10 WA. McCAULLRY CO.,
teptl 6l6 Market Street Wilmington Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

OFFICE OF THR DELAWARE FIRE lssuRANcK Co..
WILMISaToE, DEL, November 4th, ISL
I,HE Directors OF the DELAWA ARE FIRE INsUhANOh
L COMPANY have this day declared DIVIDEND OF
YOUR az PER CENT clear OF u :. Tax out OF the pro-
ats OF the Company for the lAst six months, payable
40 demand 10 the stockholders taeir legal represent
tAtivss at the oee Of the Company COS Market street
m,s al \. l.. dfLPIN, s.eieh ~.
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DEAFNESS. BIindnesaand catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by ). GsAAC-, D.
and Professor VI DiSEAshs ~ the EYE aud gar ~
speeiAty)i1 the Meiifal College o. Peansylvspis i a
years experience Formerly Of Ley 1eu Holland Ma
oOo AhSh hlhhEl, PHILADELPHIA. Iestimunials
be seen at MS ofhes The msiieAl faculty are /
vted to accompany their PATIENTS he has no sesrs
his practice Artificial eyes inserted without PAL
ofehArge LOT ezaminAuon' aIl2lsly
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

Upon tho premises ths inosing de,e!ib,d lands and
tenemeuts being the zeal Estate OF Gsur-e W dorsey
add the heirs Of William Dorsey deesa eli, viz -; u
s2s tnat certain lo OF land situttei IN tile lisge
HltH and Hundred Of Bfandywins tnOw Included
Ws within tbs limits Of the cit, OF wilmugton) In
kHh New CaS,le county Aforesaid, Beginning on the
eastefly side Of the Wilmington and Pnadei hia
Turupike Road At corner OF land 4 William H. hey.
nolds thence by the following lines OF his Lard,
% degreaz, ~ parehes rornOr south
II degrees, EHst 80 nerches to crner q laud OF Mar.
gerry Tatnall thence by new line OF sald Land, south
15I6 de west 10 per,hes To the NORTH eahterly
uurth westwaTdy 81 perch tO the said sde OF the
Wilmington aud Philadelphia Tuinpiss Eozdi tueuce
herewith etstWaruy perches To tue pare of begiu-
ing; having thereon erected two-stury dwell
log house aud three-stuTy brick dwelling house.
Auenda &c will lie givsu and terms Of SAFE made
Known by the rfust4e ur his attorney.
nnv7ts JOHN PATTERSON, Tru tee