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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
Gin ,pciterer Seblaa ecacm bic Gicl=
,pcibcrct In lltlb,

Sal;lecitabt, 27. Septbr.-Sn 9c,
iug aui ole Sermeriuug Der Wormoncudlte
ltcn Gannon, Sfaiiou nub Sumneno ais
@robgcifmorene, neil bielelbcu crtlGrtcn, 40,
lp9anle iet etn @tbot SotteS, ie gebbrc ;u
ben 6uloamentalprin5ipieu ibrer airdIe, be
lt0ttgte bentt 0tidtcr Nicaean oicie Berluer.
lung nno hlelt babel cine Silnoenbc Jtebe gegen
Die Sielpeibere.
SatSieeltabt, t, 90. Sept. - -Srute euts
lianb bier grobe 9tuiregnug Ourd) oaS ges
riid)t oaB SrtGbam Donn9 uerbaitet uorben
lei. Gs 1T tene oerartigc Grbaitung uorge'
nonInen moreeut obgIcidl ale hruOrrage
Miormonen elite iold)e cruarteu. Wtuu iagt,
oaB Srt9ban Ooung cntidHolieu lit, alien
alltlagen ,pit Elm gutter Siirger III bcgc9ncu,
nnb Ielnen gSheriinnh leiiielI mirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
Nn0cbliher Samfcrctt Scs ocutid,eu
ScufulS in Nbtlaeelpbid.

Bh looelpbia, %. Septbr. --- Der
gGpcnlng telegraph" ingt, OaB @erit bte i'm
llmlau,e tten, oaB bic 8irma GbaS. &tiiu &
Somp. iniOlpent it. Ser GbCf ocS $1anicS
1T abneieno; am lebten Saniluge mar CT
nod III 9tcu Dort; ieitOcm miro CT ncrmBt
SeIn mar Gonim uOn yOrNOeutib blauO, 8a
beH H. SNelicus SarmitaAt.
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Tete0rapbisd,,S l;lfrriet,

Giueiunatir %. Septbr. 8citon,o Der
3 9apuldnfcr, biclt beute plbslid,, nad)oem er
80 Dielen gegougen mar, on, ieete iid) ueoer
uno lhlief eln; eS mar iiit nnm5siA, ibn
Su ernnnterH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
Der recmcfratifdte @pupermenrscaus
oieat Don iad,uicttS

Cotton, 28. Septbr. - Sobn Quiucg
NonmS bat Die ocmotratid)c Domination ais
@onuerncllrScanDlbat bon MlOnohuctS &C,
ccntirt
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SnlamO= =Sepcl9ea.
Bon 0Sdibiitotuit.

" al btngton, 2S. Septbr. - 3it
Repenue Gtnuabmcn beljsrn Iih bcutc ait
1921 ,616.26.
&. y. Smitb unb Il. y. 99ooo pom StaotS
Separtenent baben NHllelluugcn bon Der iapa
nefidleu 9tegitruug crbalteu.
:. s. Gor bonn StaatS 0tpartcment ii
ium Setretir Der an9lo'amtt Gommiiiiun
itber uermlid)te anipriide crnannt moroen.
Der St1at Sirgiuieu uerid,iiitc pdbrCnc
ocS letten SiStaliobreS 35,604, (, 744 .5u6 Bio.
8abad, lpouon cine Sttuer uon 81 ,234 ,O28..
So beiablt murOe.
Die 9emiidte Sommiiiiou fir 9tuipriidlc
inter Dem 2Saibingtoner Sertrnge miro tcinc
Bdlle anfucbmeu Dor benz |. 9Sbr.
OaS 3tcueltue 0tpmtcucHt hat ;ur 2eit
9egcn 0litll0Furc uuO SabudSiabril0ntcn
ala9cn ldmeben, peldlc Die Sumnle pou 2.
77l 1886 iuuoluiren.
9|ad)rtdItcn ilno bier eiugctroiiel, oaB ti.r,
lid III Wtooiiou, @N,, cit gtegcr ucrbaittt
muroe, mell er ocriudt bate, ciuer inuNeu
0one @euaIt an5uthuu. Nm Dicno0
Worgcn cridicn cine Abtbeilung 8tmuilueter
III Dem Stdotben, crbrat b0S @,eidn0niB
uno man b6rte cine 9lnSobl Sditie fallen.
IlS lte fdl mcoer cltticrnt batteu, iano man
Die 2eid)c beS gtegerS, bon mcbrcrcn Nu0eln
bnrtbobrt i'll Der .9elle. 5m Gomtn berrit)t
Dip orHGte Wufrro,tttn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
9(uweiiunacu ouf Yapicr, e5clo, mttr;cit,

eummn $320l "a
gntueiiungeu auf Eapicr. tSc6, uutcricitD
net poH Uen 80ucrman, mOiIir blS GItlO
cmpiaugeu uur0c, I'M @an3en slI,0l3.35,
ndmlld,:
3ontutrr s0ss %
| gtuhtlduItr d.i41 "a
| Collectors 0unto $500 81
| yUgCtgeto lij SG
Ncrfaul nit SeIhuG bclC9tu GjGtT l70i 81
| Suntcn 6jO Ut
9ootcu unN 3n9sneurc tO90 0l
| SntTaqeAcblbtcn / 20
| gDalttr Groot Jun, l2i 90
| :. u. Sono go. to 30
| Gbete, underground BON 1boS j gBuon,
nHo clnptdnAtre SeuaAt i,7lS O6
or. Stlrling mahtc hlicBlid, Die gcdmo
rencu auf Die Q8ihtigtcit oeS BoCeS Nuimut
lam mb leate ibncu ans Ncr3, baB tS ibrc
| Bilid)t lei, alIe etluatGeu 0nocrcu Eiidltdltcu
bel Seite ,u ictCn. Gr iclbil babe iriibcr III
Ssncrcl y. in iutimcu 8e5icbungcu Gcltat,
oer, uno eS ici ibm ltnlcr3lid), iegt ais MI
tldger ge0en i'm anButreteu. Aatu, Der
angclldate babe oaS Sertrducn 'ciucr Spuloc
miBbruudlt uno ourdJ Sttrng uuo 6alldbcit
ocreu glebe periher5t. g3ie aud) INNER icinc
8rgau9cnheit gelueicu icin mag, iic eitritcu
itd, ooourd) in teiner g9eie bceinfiuiicn laiien,
ionoern mitBtcu mn 10 crltlter tive Bnidt CT
fiilleu NIB obnc Snrd)t uno obnc 3anOeru ibr
Yerbift filten, 10, peeS nad oemSbatbGilNno
uno nab ibrtr llcberSeuguu9 ihusn rcdt sr,
ld)elnt.
Der Serid)tS9oi perta9te iid bicroui bis
geleri Wtorgeu,
3meiter Tag.
yludbent geitern friih oie @roBgeldIUore'
ueu fd in tbr Genlad surldgc;ogeii. Cridllc-
uet Der 2ln9ctlagtc @cn. 8opuman, ielne
Scrtbtioiger Milton gSbitueD tneblt oeiitll
9ompaguon S. y. 3. 3ohuS) mo 0iidaro
.Stodett UtattbcpS im @erd)tSloatc, orneu
ScSirlsaHpalt Strling iolatc. Der Veecrc
perlan9te, oaB Better NegleD, ShliS llnttr,
ltaenlctlter tilr Utdrplau6, Der ciulgc por,u
legeuoe Yaplere beiiBe, auigcrrNen meroe. NlS
Sr. NegIcn nldt antmortete, rildrte ,9r.
stirling, obne hciieu Anmcienbet nit beu
amtlid)en Yaplcren f1nnc CT nit Dem Teriub-
reu utd)t wetergcbeu. SnSwld)eu wuroe
3ollcnuebmer 3obn {. Tbomn5 aui aeu 3cu,
genans geruItu; Seriebe Ggtc aus, Bouer.
man babe uor oeS 3eugen amtsautritt btrctS
ais SiilfSSo Soaelnncbner iun9irt unO lei ant
l8. Sept. 20 pom Sd)aeittretGr ab0ciett
woroer, nahOem 3cn9e ibn uorbcr pom Amtc
iu8penoirt batte. Sn Septenittr 20 war
y. cine g8od)e uuteu III Der Sa abnCcna
ais CT Suridtam, ertlGrte inn 3euae, er oiric
oaS 9clllGuS nid), beheten, itm 2mtSgcs
id)dftt Sn erlebigeu. o., ben 3cHae fir baS
amt ein 8 SiiiiSSolleinnebmerS enlpi9bten,
lelietc am 1. Mai 1868 ben stmtSrtb.
IN een 3age, no y. I'M 3oloampicr
,,Rortberuer" bic Sai binabiubr, uohR; 3enae
bon S,'S aaleu in OeiIcn BripatbiIean &t.
TT, crbraa elue S!etbiitic uho ianO en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
5oe eincs pppuldrcm NplitiferS
in Sltdbdmd.

Dtont9o err, 28. Septbr. Der Sob
oeS Sames .. Glanton, SoriiBer eeS oeno
iratiideu StaatS Geural Gomite'S, hat in
allen 9rciien groBeS Sebauern bcruorocruien.
SAT- bic aanSc Staot III ld)warS brapirt, Jte'
ger nno 9SclBe hieltcll Serianmlnngeu uno
that eiu @leidles. Der &sritOrbene mar I'M
gan5cu Staote bcfannt, gead)tct nuo bcliebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29

aay- s,obn .. s 6cora ". Serrp,
Tabrifanteh pcn fenerieiten 5ieaeljteiIp.' I'.
6oben ibr Hiireau pom Rr. 2g4, W;ontoomsrn;rnss
nod eer MorfulfsGefs her 4,ambnras mns sHSr
Herfsra5e perifsi, iuofclbi. ale gnftrdse prompt
ausseiibrt peroeit. fSan.6,fSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
NaH nclhc Tichcr

Btoo FINn N'W., 28. Septbr. - Die
bteRge YolBel beribtet clnenSooeSiott in6Ol9G
oeS geIbeu SlebcrS.
Wem SrleauS, 2S. 5eptbr. - Ser
PraNotnt Der SanitdtSbcb6rOt begob lidl
beute III SeglcitunA clncr Delegation bon
SnHlltHtn 6nm ScuD. @9armOuth ulb be.
rIt)tetet ooB CT eocn Siebunouttu IN Der
Stoot bcndlt babe mo nidDt al eiu weitcrcS
llmhd9rtlten Der Gptotmit glnubc, Scr
Alorm III @oluelton ici gang ArnnOlOS, IS
bcrnoen Ild nr fllni 6icbertruute in Der
St0Ot ilN elt 10 Snaen itnN nHr 3 gCltorbtu
oaS SSetter III tIthl mo angCuebm.
Y barlelt ton, 2S. Septbr. - ,in ben lrt
ten "a Stunecn itno brct Btrioncu am geben
Sltber geliorbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29

Bon Der "afiociirteu 8reiic" fir Den nDeut(den
eoueponeenten" berihtet. - Der n@orrcipou.
bent" Ut oos einj9e oeutibe Dtor9enblott 9dlz
timore's. ipelhes Die 5nlano nno aabclz , G.
pslben be5iebt uno poliinoia peroiieutltht.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29

oem Sef0ngniiie.m g8ind)cIcr, Geun., aebolt
uno auigetniipit sic batten cine Wtetbo
outcntrdlt onaeiinbet aus Rud)c, neil man
ene9|e4rtlrtlc etngeGifert bate. @lcih;eitiq
wartn lte atattlagt, Die 9&obnuug eineS @iirs
gers, 9tomenS gSoaOncr, Der iid) bel beu gtc
germ mtBltebig gematt bate, ciugcdbcrt ut
hnhfm v
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
Sds gcmciniame Somitc Der
Xempcrcm;lcr.

S0racuie, N.,D., IS. 5cptbr.-0aS
GoutcrcnS Somlte, OaS uon Der StaatS.Se en-
pHtnj Socictat, ocr @roBloac Der quttu
&emplr uno Oer@roBSiuiIou Der Gtmpcreit;
lobne bon Gnlt Ntp 0ort eruauut woroeu
~, belt Qcitern friib im urucn 6cmpcrcu; so
tel aemcindlaftlidlc Steuna uno crnunutr
y. .. V(cGolIntnu gum &oreu. GS
mur0c bclhloien, ciu ltutercomite III erncu.
nelt, odS Die bcutc lid utriammelnOc rcpublt
tdnrdt StaatS Contention criud,en ioll.
auNS 9teuc ole yOtal 4Iobbition ;u bchIti.
gen, noe ne pOn Ner organization befitrmortct
WorOcu mar.
Nrncr muros beid)loiieu, oaB cS bic Qtbe
terlltle Fild)t cincS ieoeu ScmpcrtnS Glcc
tors 'et, nur ioldlc SenatS- uuo 9liitmbu.
Dflt9IcOer. GauOio0tcn ,u uutcritiieeu, pon
oencll btEannt H., bGB iie III Guneu DC
Eotal Rrobtbltton (oeS 8rOuutUcin. uno
SICr Sert0niS) iino. Scihloiien, oaB allie
SemptrtnS Sr8aniiOtiOucu, ,uelten ytnmcn
ne audi trN9cn, 0acS GrueS eriutbt uCroen,
idl IN Dem 8entben Ill percintgcll, bic Gr.
Iaiim8 oeS pOrgeidloaeneu YrobtbitiUgcietcS
6u itdlern.
SoS 9mcinihaitltc GOmite pauiirtc bis
NbcnoS balb 6 llbr.
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Der tSelo,,,arft,

9em DOrt, %. Sept6r. 49, GSclb
rubig Su Ct; bct'm StluB Der @0ric ficl
es ploeltdl auf A. SScdieI flau luo geNridt,
8t-4; @oIO utbi9 nuO icit, llte 4; 8onoS
tsIt. gcticH ldlloiien nit itcigenGtr Zen
beng,
0aS llntcridotOmt erbiclt 81 2lugcbOtc auf
@oIo BON S.50-1l4.6 .63. 90 gSenu nur .
Dill. pertauit uerotu, 10 wro buS Solo
III. .50-I14 63 hrinQcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
SrGuec.

Cincinnati, %. Sept. 49, Seutc Ntor.
gen brannts bcr Eropeaer ,,9ebrasfa," mel,
der am Gilena. Glepator.Oot oicier Staot
liegt, ab. Der obcre Sbeil oeS SooteS lunree
serl6rt mo Die aus 700 SidlS. gSaiSen
beiebenoe 1aonng iunroe arg beibdoigt.
4outSutlle, 28. Septbr. = S5eute
Wiorgen brad III Der Gerberei Don Webetinb,
oaaeuberger & BRO. bcuer ans, neldes, &C.
ndbrt ourd) oen bebeutcnben gobe, SDrratb
raid I'M iid 9riiI. 0as @ebGube wuroc
total 3erli0rt. Gin beocutcroer Sorratb
Sdutc III ben Geip6lben inter Dem $oauie
wllroe bciddoi9t. Srluit 100000; Serll.
derung $4,000
glcm.D ort, %. Septbr. - Seute DIOR
gen um 2 llbr 9cristb Dos 4itodige @ebduoe
Der 8irma WieDerS 4 Co., l67, Welt 26.
Ctr, III Srano nno uuroe 3eritDrt. Ierlult
$4,000.
Suoi!on, 2s. Ssptbr.- @ciiern abcnb
wuroe Die poiierp eUiiible in Ybilmont sit
9aub Der 6Iammen. scrlult $40. 900; niht
perddert, .....
Columbia, 2s. 9ept. - 0as luton.
StnIgeb0noe wuroe gclteru ourdD Seuer ger
itDrt. Bur .3eit, alS oaS Seuer ausbrad, be
iauoen iidl iiber 400 ainoer in benz Sc.
bIuoe, oelelbcu wllrocn jebod ale gcrcttet.
SerluIt $4,000; Serlldernng 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29


Gu baten in alien @5roeerle=edbeH. (gidrtb. tSf)
E1hG. gSareailicr DC Wlerulla&Go., ,
E84 Ir. 80, Srcbanacs s9lace,
3mportture,
babcn iort,udbrenb ciuuoltes aiorttment
Giarets unr Sinr gunf er NBeiue
pon allen Sorten, in 6dferu unb aiiten, porritbia
@ebr. gSareoaler q Nutu's uobGhetdnnte Scrten
bon Sralnnc Moutpn, Sbateau DSargaur,
Sbdblio ulb Rcudric-Gouti;
Gbdmpdqner.
9ehr. Eetleuoliin ga Hodelte Ssranuttpein.
gu. 9ohit's Spanac.8 8rann tipciu.
8orsd9lttbeS cliocus Sci III i5diiern UNI 0iiten.
0aoite' Il Sarmonp's SberrieS, SBetibs ma.
eeirds.
ancreifen's @prt,pen; 8. eeieer's Rbcinpeins.
eoeneper, Rnm i,ue alteu 9Sbisfep.
Aedtcs SelBers 9Saffcr!
SaoGnna'er Gfadrren t@abaraas)
6ranjoffbe Grbien, Ghampiauons, ciioeu &c.
Soretats in Sono oeer 5olirct
su ben hiGigites 8reiien. (3ulil0 t2Wite,tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
NnndlDrrfalren I'M Giioell,
Se(eerapDii1e 9epel1elt.

>iobu Suiuep Nsams atceptirt eie " Rcmiuoti on
Ger Sempfratem ppm NJ q ifaellI lIfettN.
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Dsatin's Mgmc-Wirfar
turirt poiito oes
10 cGjjeIfteptr
fChills and r'eyer


@5 madht burdaus ttinen llnterltt, ), oh Der tya
tron{db 1T cbcr ni1t, nie Ifatiu Ilsue Wtirtur
brtnst cs gan, ans oeir Spitene. SBtr tounen Sau,
5enbe melde ourto Die WfatusIlaues SNistur tnrirt
nureeu inb bier anilben, ieeodl peroen mir Die
yiamen II. SBobnpliee Sensr ,uete tierelbit bctanu
ftnb, aniiibren, uno ipelhe ir8eno Semane, ber &c
miInif1t cnniu1tiren lnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29
Neue Na,cigcR.
Der 2lbcnS tlntcrridt
@rGnWt, Strattun g. Saoler's

VWo I'M Llt HhlNdbWt non luNAtn etnttn
mcntda, zen =. SHubcr tSsf,
drthnc uHo am I. ApTl ~, Qribioiitu.
tuHclthCr uuo prtttlhIr Uuttrrlbt In gubihtr
rnl AubmhuL Htldalt5 GurTcpOnotHs, taulmtIs
ntlDt &alrutattouru uu6
prattitdcr Sdbrcbuntcrric,t.I
Slulr tOuntH tu tcort Get, uHiJtu
Gn8- obcr AhrR6 uHtcTrtht
aniluAcu.
Sprinl llutcrttt ,virb an Gtuycrc utbc,It uro9
lola Aardntlrt.
RlRcmdBtGe mouNttt &Ttbtt ptrotn Gltcruunb
&ormhnotn tuHetrHt pdbe tgr Nortituttuub grs
lub brtt : pbuc Ohtr Dtuuhtl un0rutu.
Ndbett Aueiunt ctgdtt mau I'M GoUcgc, Oect man
uotCiNtC:
l2!7-3S'D N. ~. saeler, EtGG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29

1onbon, 28. Sept. = Son ct. Yeters.
burg lpirb 9emelbet, baBGuBlaub i'm 93eariiit
ltebt, alle Sffi5iere unb Mannihafteu leillcl
Mrmee, meld1e 5llr 3eit beurlaubt iino, einSi.
berufen, nm baS Spitem Der Mobilmabun9
al priifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-29

&ufluyc in 1enmeiice.
NaIbpifle, 28. Sept. - 8rei 9ie9er
lpurbeH 9citern abeno pan Sermunlmten anS
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-17
Eiehiy-ouc q the French Deputies have

Eighiy-onc Of the French Deputies have
published Republican manifesto in Paris.
In which they accuse the Monarchist Dep
uties Of having failed to keep the agree.
,ncnt made at Bourdeaux, which stipulated
that partisan politics should be avoided.
They also make charges against the Le-
gitimists Of intriguing for the restoration
Of the Monarchy aud for intervention in
Italy in favor Of the Pops.
The interview between NJ. Theirs and
the Orleans Princes had no special signi6-
cancc. II was unexpected on the part Of
the former, and il is stated that tho Prin-
ccs understood the pas, and acecr, the
present. Tho bearing Of NJ Theirs dur
ing the interview did him honor. ond that
Of the Republicans present uns unembar-
raised The proposed visit of the Assem-
bly, to Paris is much approved. and it is
regarded MS an approach to genuine re-
Cancellation with its citizens. The rule
forbidding work on Sunday is respected by
the Administration.
No evidence appearing against many Of
the Communist prisoners. they have been
discharged.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-17

The Signal Service Bureau now propo-
ses to establish u system Of water guagos
on the Mississippi aud It's tributary wa
;crs Guagcs will be established at Louis
vile, on the Ohio near ST Louis, Cairo,
Rock Island, Memphis, Helena, Vicks-
bu": Red River Lending, Baton Rouge,
and Carrol,on. on The Mississippi, between
the mouth Of the Missouri and the Gulf Of
Mexico; nt Fort Lravcnworth, on the
Missouri; Florence. on the Tennessee ;
Jacksonpori, on the White river; Little
Rock. on the Arkansas aud Alexandria,
the Red River. BY combining The reports
from all these poiuts the volume Of water
to be expected on certain day in the
lower Mississippi could be accurately esti-
mated. and such timely notice would often
enable the people to prevent crevasse by
repairing the weak spots in the lcvee
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-17

A dispatch from Worcester. Mass dated
June II says: A tornado passed through
out Paxton, Holden and West Boylston
this afternoon, destroying every building
in its track aud tearing up trees by the
roots. The first account of il received
here was of its appearance in the town Of
Paxton. where it demolished barn and n
house. Thence it went in a Northwestern
" direction and blew down the barn Of
Mr. Gcglow. thence through the woods
sweeping all before it. and striking the
house and barn of Lewis Martin. in iIol-
den, entirely dcmolishing both, The vii
lagc Of Holden was mex, in It's march, and
here five barns, three houses aud car
pen,er shop were blown down, aud three
persons iniured-onc seriously Lsrgc
trees were blown thirty rods with upwards
Of n ton of earth upon their roots. The
tornado took bu, n moment, for its work,
and was accompanied by thunder, light
ming and rain
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-17

The Legislature Of New Hampshire was
in session the whole Of Friday night, Of
last week, which was employed in ingc-
NOUS parliamentary delaying. At six
o'clock Oh Saturday morning vote was
finally reached, aud the Senate was in.
f9ruiel tha; the i.puse was r,ady to form
Il joint convention to ill vacancies. The
convention met u, 1890 A. NJ aud pro-
cccdcd to Gil the vacancies in The Sena,c,
after which i, ballottcd for Governor. when
james \, Weston. Democrat. was elected
by eight majority lie was iuauguratcd
on Tuesday.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-17
For he Mdiic'ogn Transcript.
MnppLrrowS, June l2th. 1871.

Mn. Enron We regret the announcement in
your columns Of the departure of II friend Mr.
Andrew Jack, who took his exit for home lcrk-
~ Springs, Va. on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Jack came
TO our little town about two years ago highly
recommended, both for morality and as n ooni-
mercial scholar, BY the principal Of commercial
school In Baltimore; since which time he has
been In the employ Of Mcssrs. Rey nods h Sons
merchants Of this place, where be would have yet
remained had he not desired to complete a more
thorough course in tho sciences. lie was steady,
industrious, nnc very accommodating TO those
with whom he had dealings. A friend possessing
such abilities as would scarcely admi, Of enc acs
The world may frown and assume Its most me-
nacing attitude, and We his long list Of earthly
companions, may drop oil and disappear with the
decline Of business and tho decay OF fortune but
stili the tender sympa,hies, the pleasant assoea-
tions, and soul ennobling Inspiration h,re enjoy
ed will forever rcina In refreshing Certainly The
character Mr.. Jack sustained can he called wealth,
because persons Of such n reputation, MS honest
aud competent In their business, will not only
obtain employment more readily than others but
will obtain Il on better terms. May his example
be- cherished and his virtues cmnlatcd by his as
sociaies; which will naturally lead II not to ai-
huencc, yet TO competency. fnIrxD.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-17

again, yet that You sympAthixcd with rebellion
you pronounce the assertion Of Mr.. Townsend
false In every respect" Now sir, what Is sym
pathy--talking In favor OF n thing or doing any
thing TO help accomplish n thing? ] therefore
pui thesc plain questions to you Did you not
tell me that you sold some OF ;our manufactured
goods in time Of the late civil war 10 house In
Baltimore, which was sending those goods south,
aud that said house was found out by the gov
ernmcnt officers and broken up; and further did
you not tell me thai once on your return with n
mother manufacturer from this house In Balii-
more, Tint this said manufacturer In company
with yon In the cars showed you n rebel flag In
his hat7 Now sir | make II a point what write
TO Lc the truth. never knowingly or willingly
utter falsehood, and never do injustice TO any
nan if know II.
The so-callcd Democratic par,y arc nowhere in
this county or State, without the aid OF white
men from the heretofore opposite party, who are
opposed TO this very doctrine Of OHIO aud Penn
sylvania; therefore II ihr other Northern States
aequicscc in what is called the new departure nf
those two States, OF what use. in a national point
Of view, will the name Democrat lie IN this little
State of Delaware, or all the late slave States II
all white people, or nearly so, in the late slave
States arc thrown together, i, will he honest and
manly TO make a new party. called n White
Man, Party, and that name need not prcvcn,
them from adopting NIL that was good in the Two
old parties in the late slave States. You sir
presume will never set the river On fire with
your craftsmanship us tina, tax hill OF 1859 (oi
which you were ehairmnn) will attest, for whilst
!, taxed this county heavy. Kent paid little, aud
Sussex nothing. 1t took Sl2i 26 over and above
all the tax that was received from Sussex to pay
the officers for collecting IL, That tax hill, sir,
was MS great iailure rs Folly McNatisni, and
IL does not become you 60 throw stones ut them
There was, OF is yet, a society In Thoroughfarc
Neck called the nnii-pokc-your-nose-iuto uto-o,hcr-
people sabusincss society would advisc you
10 Join II, and Wien ! am writing agans, the
northern diTt-catne, new departure Democrats
themselves, you will stand one side and not in
ieritrc. SAGrgL TowsslSp.
7vunseni Dtl juno Is, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-17

Tns PoRr OF PmtLApgLrniA is DANCER
0s BEisG CLOSED The PHILADELPHIA
Commercial List Of the 3d inst. says !:
"Thc condition Of the Delaware river nj
the Horseshoe is one that ought to claim
the immediate attention Of our merchants
and business men. The bar is fast in
crcasipg its proportions. and il something
Is not speedily done in the way of ircdg-
ing aod removing the mass cf mud aud
sand constantly accumula,ing, this pert
will be ultimately shut oat from foreign
commerce.
The difficulty in keeping the channel in
the upper Delaware free from obs,ruc,ions.
is growing greater every year, and the
;lca is rapidly gaining strength that Del
swarc City will ultimately become the en-
trc-port and outlet Of the heavier and more
bulky articles which make up the CON-
ssercc Of the Delaware. The water at her
wharves Is II Sufficient depth for the larg-
cst class Of ships, and ,hcrc are neither
sboals nor bars to obsirnet the tho chan
ssl Of tAs river from 'ha. point 70 it's
mouth. There the largest ships can load
and unload all the year round. There
shs Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal af-
6ords cheap aud ready transit for any class
II mssehsndisc bound south. aud there
ths Dtlswsre aud Pennsylvania Railroad
viii have its lower terminus. dcpositing
The rich products Of the coal mines Of
Pennsylvania upon her wharves for ship
msnt 70 foreign ports, and coasiwisc. Al
~ lmmease saving IN freight and othc,
etpsnses over Philsdslphia. The con-
slsusliss u this Rsilrosd. aud the build.
IL sesxHeeaiss vhsrves 10 facilitate the
solp1las x ssal q that plsse. points ic
D66vset CITY = % II tho moss import.
~ ~ pvssnIsing bssinsss localities upon
w 1D1Hs.(o tiver. A see sss is abou,
= y Dvhvass City. 10 which
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a ldll6ls "a bssinsss n,ss
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