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Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
SJr tAs AgdaAcwa TSssseri,s.
TowxsrxD, DEL Nov. goth 1871.

TowxsxxD, DEL Nov. Goth 1871.
TO Ckarles A. Mdnts, Esf. Member Of tke
National Democratic C0mmiiiss for the
State Of Missouri.
DgAR SiR:--You wrote 10 me, - one Of
the National Democratic C0nmiitsc. pro-
posing St. Louis ~ = suilsblc place to
bold the next Democratic National Con.
vcnticn. / should have answered your
letter sooner, but waited TO sec the effect
Of the treschery Of the Free State Democ.
racy in abandoning Democratic doctrinc--
the rights and superiority Of tho white
race, and the pledge ibst when ws got in.
TO power those Congressional cpactmcnts,
called the I4sh and 18th smcndments,
should be wiped of the statute-book, or go
uuhcoded.
The result of the trcachcry Of the Prss
State New Dcpsrturis,s. ss they call them.
selves. has been. rs I anticipated. just and
ignominious defeat from the Atlantic "a
the PcciHc. Therefore, there will be nc
use 10 meet these defeated traitors next
year IN n National Convention. They
wowld have n majority Of shc Delegates
and coald pnss such vcscau,icast snd sdop'
such policy, as sl,ey pleased. We, in the
old Slave States, where tho negro element
resides, dare not seccps such resolution
aud policy rs rnigi, be adopted by 'hes'
Democratic Negro Egunlity New Depar
turis.., or. in other words, Republicans
therefore, in NY opinion, no Delegate from
the late Slave Sta,cs shosld meet thcs'
men in n National Convention, but M
Del l'gn,es from the late slsvs States
should NEE, ei,hey in Baltimore. Louis
Vile. or 81. Louis, hold n White Man
Convention, and nominate candidates 70
President and President. .hcn let tn
Free State Democratic Negro Equali,..
men and the Republicans each nomina'
candidates. and II there :s no choice b.
the people let the House Of Representa-
tivcs decide IT,
SAMUEL TowYsSSp.
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Philip Phillips. ,....,
rrg f-'s.
Popular Author and Singer
WILL CTS An
EVENING OF SACRED SONG;
At rowx HALL, MiDDLET0wx, DEL. \
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 2stb, III
Net v,o~ecds for N. r. Sabbath School.
Philip Phillips.
NOTICES or THE PRESS:

"An old sen capssiu, who has charge Of ths
life Iboaf In a certain town In Massachusetts, Bay,
was induced, sorue time since, 10 70 and heAs
T'hifip Philips sing his thrilling song Of the
Z I.ife-i3oat; or Rsscse.' The happy Srsult wNg
Tim, on a recent ssasbsth, he with his viz nniied
wit;t the Chnrcir, the enytsin tcstifyisR with Joy
that hrarisg the 'i.iic-Hu~ sung war the mcanS
of saving hfs soul. .'--Zion's Herald.
1--WE sycak from personal knowledge when w,
say ,.i P1ilip Phillips Is entitled to the position
almost universally accorded him, Of the leading
American Vocalist. .'--Jcmrnaf, (oiss'bss, OAso.'
"Thc large audience assembled at tho Congrs-
gn,ionnl Church last evening found Philip Phil
lips In excellent voics and he gave forth such vol
umes of sound MS ncvcr were altered In that sdi-
flee before as'onishing and cnraptnrlng his
hearers. ."-.Daiiy Record, Sreyo~es'o, Cal.
"The singer was inpbncd with sse spirit Of his
songs, and the gift Is the secret u his wonderful
success His name is f,niliar 10 millions Of
people of all denominations, who recognise In,
him ,hr eNbsdimcnt Of Sabbath School melody
and tnru,ony ."-DaiIy Chronicle, KnorriRs, Ts"n..
"Thc simple, yet sweet and ,oucbing melodies
of PIilip Phillips recall the memories VI the past
and inspire irs listener with fresh hope and cour-
age for the fn,nfe. - Daily STATE Jos,nai, komf-'
gone'y, dd
"1t may t~ Truly said TINT r6iiip Phillips has
no rival Ms u sacred ,pasie vocalist. ."-Ddiiy'
journal, SyrdrHse.
"Philip PHILIPPE rings more gospel into the
hearts Of the people than any hali-dogen minis
,crs can reach IN, and he has his reward ne hs
goes along - Cincinnati Cowmtre'dI.
Tickets so cents Children 2S cents.
To be had Mt the stores and at tho door.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


NEw CASTLE County, Nov 22d, 1871.
Upon the application OF ELIZABETH L.. Ry-
AN ESccu,ris of LEVI RYAN, late OF 81. Geor-
gcs Hundred in said County, deceased; IL is or
dcrcd and directed by the Register tina, the Ex-
ccu,or aforesaid, give notice OF the granting Of
Letters TcA,nmcn'ary upon tho Estate Of the do
ceased with the date OF granting thereof by cnus-
ing advertisements to bc posted within forty days
from the date OF such Letters, in six OF the most
public places of the County of New Castle rcqnir-
Ing all persons hn,ng dcnnpds against the Es-
tate, 10 present the same, or abide mn Act Of A.
scmbly in such case made aud provided. And
also cause the same 10 hc inserted within the
same period in the .Hriiieiern 7ranserI;,n news-
paper published in Middlsiown apd tp he ronti,,
ucl therein Two months.
lAaN Given under the hand and Seal Of Or
W4ghcr OF the Register aforesaid, nj New Chs.
tie, III New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
Year above written u. GIBBS, Register.
NOTlCE.-All persons havirg claims against
the Estate Of the deceased must present The same
duly nicstcd 10 the ESccu,tix on or before Nov &,
12a, 1872, or abide an Act Of Assembly iu such
case made and provided
ELIZABETH l.. RYAN, E1ecuirix.
ADDRESS dlotown, Del /,
Nov %, lsTl-2m
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

Peters Musical Monthly for December
10 to hand. containing nineteen choice
pieccs Of Vocal aud Instrumental Music,
all Of which can be had for 30 cents. 1t
ssems bard 10 believe that so much can be
furnished for such small sum. but zoe
knog that Il Is. |, comes regularly every
mouth. and contains nothing bm good
Music.
Bound volumes for 1871 are offered,
post paid. for IS. They como elegantly
bound in crimson cloth, gil. sides and
edges. and arc guaranteed to contain $50
wofth Of choice Piano Music. (some 20(
pieces.) II ordered per express, S4.5t
will secure IL. We would advise oil thos,
seeking Holiday Presents to bear thi'
work 10 mind. Music is slwsys propel
present 10 lady. aud in no other shaP'
sau the same amount Of good music b.
.bsssht. II is published BY j. l.. PErERs
soe Broadway. New York.
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IAruRDAy MORNING, NOVEMBER ASH, ,isr,.
cUaesnns 4,opssss.

he Chicago aro sni the Ares on the
pssisiss snd in the A~lds and forests Of
llohisau and Wisconsin, have had thsir
pesiod Of excitement and have died away.
The elections in tho different States are
over, the battles fought. the victories won
end lost by the respective contestants.
The ku-klux proclamation and the aus
psasiou Of habeas corpus have left their
stain. The smallpox and the cholera ex-
citeMcnts are passing away. aud even
Tammany has become stale. Fat and un-
profitable. Aud now We have the arrival
Of the Grand Duke Alexis. whose Argosy
arrived in Now York bay, on Saturday
last, and the arrival is hailed with a!l the
more enthusiasm aud welcome because
painful apprehcnsions began to be felt that
he and his rctinue had met with disaster
1t sen. And now the most lavish hospi-
tslity awaits this scion Of a royal house.
and fuzzy demonstrations in his honor
will bc made. We are a republican
peopls, so.callcd but make more ado, per.
haps, over ti,led foreigners, than any 9th.
Ct people under the SUI. New York and
Washington snobbcry is all on ,ip-toc and
10 . whirl Of excitement, Of course. Well
Alexis and the furor Of excitement attend
ing upon his prcscuce, will soon pass u
way We shall be hunting for new wonders
70 feed our ever uusated thirst for some
ching new. Next week comes Thanks
giving day, in danger Of degenera,ini
into a matter Of mere form. In the nea
future comes the rc-opening Of tho Forty
Second Congress. which will fee
our craving maw-worm for time, thong
ncthing good need be expected from tina
quarter; for, instead Of being wise bod
Of the peoples representatives, il has dc
generated into mcrc cabnl the assemblin
Of which is looked forward to with fore
boding and distrusi. We pass from Con
grcas TO subject far more agreeable, th
ncar sppronch Of the holidays. Aroun
the Christmas festival cluster our holics
puvcst aud best affections. Visions I
good cheer. also. are iuvnribly conjurc
up in ones imagina,ion-turkey aud cell
~ and cranberry sauce, mince pie'
oysters, sausage. hominy and buckwhe'
cakes, with bou-bons aud nick mack
gManfam snbicd In January the X
publican National Committee will meet
Washington to determine the time nj
place Of holding the National Convention
The Democratic National Committee v
slso meet in Washington about the san
timc for a similar purpose. The fit
mentioned will meet to nominate Geucr
Grant. the second to nominate tho ne
President, mark that. Aud this intr
ducss 10 10 the subject Of the next Pre-
Dental election, which although it IN
Be classcd among current topics. is
remote for further consideration At Il
tine; and here We will close our rcfcrcr
10 eurrcn. topics, for tbs present, at lea
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
FOR SALE,

A Wharf and Granary in Odessa. The wharf
IA has frontage Of $40 feet, and tho grnnary
is 81 feet by 2.3 feet with garner capacity Of
about 10000 bushels, with ample storage rsom
ON the lower door.
The property Is In good order 1.-THE wharf hav.
ing been recently reparcd) and Il will be sold at
a moderate price on reasonable terms.
CHARLES BEASTEN,
Nov %, lS1i-St Odcsse, Dci
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
HOODED KENTUCKY HELPERS,

g1Vnn uudssslgusd havi4g jusl returned ftsm
j Kentueky, whsse be purchased 1 car load
Of Ksutucky hurhsm Hejftn, will have she sens
lbf sale u Oftllp'e uotsl, o. and af,ef 6Af0&-
DAY. ~ 76fA .lK8E. They have besa cssseal-
II selsc(ed. ard III most Of ihsm eum,ng y ~
q u The Spring. wAIHxR ! Mgg0 WILL
Nov 10, lo5k=3w uN11u0OU1, ~.
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L has already been announecd that ac-
llas 0evsssor Conlsy. Of Georgia. vstosd
~ bill sedssing special slsetlsn 10 De-
ssabss nsxt % ell The vacsoey. created BY
Dolloek's fs6igsatiou. o. "Wednesday
(6e leoi61nluss pssoed ~ tlll over ths
~ y usss (tso 1 two-ttifds najosjly.
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FOWLS.

A FEW Purs Blood BuG Cochiu and Liebt
"A Brams Cocks for sale. Bred fton ths 6cee
imported stock and offered q the low psics of @
eash. SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, Nov. %, lsJl-tf
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FOR SALE.

nHB pair sf Arst-clAss MULES, six ysars old.
~ Ane sise. sentie, and will work anywhess.
Also, ose Odd Nuis, wlll he cold yefy chsap.
nov skis1l-iss o., ii.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

The Pennsylvania E.ilroad Company
l1os usds The announcsment that the
q Uslssd Cs'apaniss' Of New Jersey will
- taken posssssiou Of BY il under i's
lsass q 90 ysars on the 1st Of Deeembss
~, asd sbst Il has appointed oihciala to
1ate stas6s Of The same. The ssms Com.
t6ay ~ eIoasd . contract with tho Inter.
ussiossl Steamship Navigation Company
r. ! lias of stssmers between Philadsi.
~ ~ Autwsrp.
~ lesi srssseenssls havs bses con-
tHoo1 W vessh ~ Clstslssd and Pitts
~ 16llbse1 = ~ lsassd 70 The Penn
1us l6lsssa.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

The Superior Court u Boston hes ds<
creed o4OO dsmsgcs to the eolored preach
or who hss refused . seat u the dinniug
tab,s of QUE Of the Narrag snssts Com
pan.'s steamers.
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TEN CENTS REWARD

vIVHR above reward win b. paid 10 anyoss fur
L nishing 70 the undersisued At Middlctown,
showing the number OF lsllers and other mail
matter rsosivsA BY 2. Ned. ROBERTS, at Black
bird.
Nov as-it Hssi sei gee nal , pence.
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aARlsIsO.

aARMl0D.
In this town,ai the psrsoaage Of the Methodlst
Epssopnl Church, on Nov. 10, 1871, BY Rev. v.
Smith, Mr. Jamcs r. Brooks and Mlss Julia john
son - C5rfscffd.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

1I6fu11lsss .sutsn = ~ Ks-
~ - Iss(s6Seo1 essa>sr
. g. - e " USanlltss, 70
tun1lun r nvuri1po1 op6st \
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

Tickets so cents, Children ~ cents.
To hc had N, the stores and al tho door.
Nov. Is, lsTl-T
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The Court was engaged all day in the trial o'
Stephen H. Cos,cn for the murder OF Charles
wooscy, in Chris,iena, on the 5,h inst. The
witnesses were all examined aud Bates for prose
cu,ion finished his speech.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

tion, stated the object Of this adjourned meeting.
lie said that Il was felt impraccablc for all the
fruit growers on the peninsula to attend the meet
ings OF tire Association In Dover. Hence, at IL
last meeting, Il had resolved 10 hold adjourned
meetings nj Scatord, Milford, and MiddlctowR, 10
order 70 give all an opportunity TO attend, 70 ex-
change views, and thus learn each Others wishes
and wants. 90 that all Interested In this great and
Consistently increasing business or pursuits, might
act harmoniously and efficiently fot their COM
mon benefit. lie said no interest Of the sAu,c
magnitpds was 90 poorly protected, OF 90 much
imposed upon. The carriers OF urtrutt charged
~ sxhorbilaut rates, and Afterwards our consisn.
ses clssased us out Of what vas len. II We could
sRemeus, sll this would 10 rcdscssed. He sdso-
Gated the formaton Of local societies, 10 coaaec-
lion with the present society. In this way the
influence Of every locality would be represssesd
und elt ip shaping tho course Of that society, ,and
what was best lot the Interesis at large would bs
resolved and syscutcd. And tbis would not su-
poscodo The ueceasity or tmportsnce bsIOugtng %
ihs csaisal orgAaiesticn, bat oaly bring new aid,
msatal and material, stom sossces not eshsfviss
TSs nsesiss alse eallsa ont sx-0oysssss Ress,
Bdwasd uurtIa, Esq, Mr. Fields, of Mary lad,
aad D.. nlleeosd, who Ill msds able sad sofsa:
Ne addrssss6, ssgalng Sos ~ ssceaolty y unieee
aad sussossic aellsa, asd Illusesallag tasar posl
~ ssnsss k:ssss, aas - s6alss pssvsls.
= llsourhe6t ~ QaAy i9R5se eeaqe 9ent = ~
: ss :; .,s'. a.: - k''' - =. 60
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16
EVIDENCE PROVING
d Il. II e ~ " HIS
.... ...H.. ...Iy .H... .....r-... HH.w
Treatment srrpssGor to all o,her..

: IrpnILg ugty H. ~ you cared tiree tn-es q
tnusrfnp''hn 1fit. uflSr iems Hes Eal"i, Fnd w,
OF iypAoid lever in t1e latter st.go. iwh
esN1 sou their rNltTIie TT yuI sirh.
JANIS PEILE-, ", o., cuhda Vest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16
BULL'S
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother.
benton Barracl.s, So, AprlI 80, l.ea.

benton barrachhl MOI April W, $50.
DIR. JOHN BULL-DearSir; knowing the 9Th.
cheney OF your ssrspariila, and the healing ana
benehcial qualities II Possesses, ! send you the
following statement OF my case;
l WAS wounded about Two years ago-Was taken
prisoner and cOahped for sixteen u1nthF. Being
moved 50 omen, my wounds have not healed yri
! have not ,at up n moment since MAS wounded.
am shot through the hips Ny grGerM hcHltt
IL impaired, and need something 10 assist IA
tufe. | have more faith IN your su-spaTilln thar
IN anything else. ! wlsf that that Is genuine.
Please eSpr.ss me y hall dozen bottles, Aro
oblige GAIT Z. y. JOHNSON,
F r- 81. Louis. 40.
p. S-The following Was written April w, iSS
by Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of capt. John.
on;
DIR, JOHN BULL.--Desr Sir; My husband, In.
O :, Johnton, was skllliul surgeon and Physlc.
Ian IN Central New York. where he died, leaving
the above C. T.. johnson IN my care. Al Ihrleel
years OF age, he had chronic diarrhea and
scrofnla, Tor which gasa hun your oaI- apariiis
1T CURED HiMi ] have for Ten years recon
meLded II 60 many IN Scs York, ohio aDd love,
for scrofuls, fever sores, an0 general debility.
Perfect success has attended IL IRE ores tgse'td
~ soms eass. " sorciaia aud feter urs iaes
miraculous, am very ANXIOUS for my son to again
have recourse TO Your sarsaparlila. lie I. fearful
OF getting spurious article, hence his writing e.
you for 1t, HIS wounds we're terrible, but ! be
liese no will recover Respectfully,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16
OH,
Special Notices.

'zAsa rule, the perfumes now IN use have no per
% eney. An hour or two after their use, IN ere
no trace Of perfume leh How different sIhe re-
sol. succeeding the use OF hurry and Lanman'
florida Water Days after Is application the
nd Agreeable frAsrAnce. tnaradeodly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16
DIR. sCHENCk ADrIsEy C0NSU.hR
T1yEs TO 90 TO JZoRID-t ~
WINTFR 49,.

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NJ sns s;:so1 z ne ,S sSd q az.
- S5SsssSiy Bad cnse II dis.sssd lungs % healthy
Ia :s sSa az sl1s .,' !:
PCS, $500 g ,h' &C. sr Ss 81 ~ wss
ssssssc..s = "a mors Sorism isiltads. rsstls
pYn e. ss.: ..: 10 ~ y: i p.,
,: se sss sss s q 20
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PEI: ss IL. .': s. st sss 3: a. : ' s.. I'm
W.: :SS are ,ces:a sA
i1pssaSless tsIs eold there In scSiss In fiorids
nFs i 2; ess:sr and p:snsic Scmpl.n :: , thine:
Az ss - ~ a sSea ,ss lung. mus Sss
.s Ss sr: , q fS S AMI l. NAM az:
y yfsSo1mended 70 con.uInpiive. in winter. Ny
s. q axe cola sssrs s sban wEsrs there Il is.
eeoo temperature; and IL 10 not necessary to Aay,
No. se,S:, 10 y etss. sS" 70 de- lie sSoriyi
0ssosS my sdvee 70. go well down into the STATE,
n any ss ss;' y IL
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az: Y, S. s:; :Ss
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Offices
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
LsolaiAvi11c. Icy.
. "E BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To My,United states aud World
wide Renders:

To MY, United states aud World
POI wide Readers:
II HAVE received many testimonials from
lprofessional and medicsI men, rs my almanac-
and various publications have shown, all OF which
Gated and popular physician IN Georgia, is GER
family one ot the most sensible commute atoms
Ihave ever received. Dr. Clement knows ex.
actly what he speaks Of, and hts Testimony de-
serves 70 be written In letters Of cold. Hear
what the Doctor says OF buil's Worm Des'
.---,T -. villaaow, WAGER County. Go,
June ~. lsJj.
pr. Joss BvLL-pear SIR. l. hare ntrec.
and ind II wonderfully efhcssious. u has no
failed In single instance TO have the w.sAod-ior
effect. am doing pretty large county practnd.
aud have dAl,y use fof some article OF the k.dy
! am frceao confess hat know Of no .rcin.sp
.ese""-o'va ~ mo .niv-s sutnoutios thai .ssS
certain ara Speedy IN It's Effects. On the contra
they are unc eri am In the extreme. My obiectiu
writing you N to md out upon what terms can
get the medicine directly rom you. ificsn re,
itupon easy terms. l shall use n great deal Of it.
to the Teachings and practice Of great majority
OF the vsgniay line dlscafding q remedy whiChwc
know 10 be- sufficient SIMPLY bee anse we may be
Ignorant OF rs combination. For my part, shall
make tia rule 90 use NIL and every means 10 al.
leyiate suffering humanity vi ch may be able
TO commandment hesitatng because some one
more ingenious than my self have learned IT,
effects hfst, and secured the sole Ilghl a. secuE.
that knowledge. However am by no means az
advocate or supporter Of the Thousand Olw OflhlrHs
nos'rms that Hood the county, that putpOu 10
cure ell manner OF diseases TO which sc.h i heir
Please reply soon, and inform me vf your hoI.
terms. am, SIR, very respectfully,
JULIUS II. CLEMENT, ~. T..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16

Leave Weekly fssss ysv
ssss' 1svesDssl ana Nus.n.es
sor Pssssss spplyo cRAs T. an; 81
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
A BRAVE POLICEMAN CAPTURES TWO ARMED
BURGLARS.

Patrolman Hugh Mcconnell OF the IN"
Precinct was informed on Thursday evening oy > 'DS
maker living near. that burglars were AZ wor. :" 10.
store Of Peter X. Wilson, No. 50 Canais@ A' .e,
armed with nothing but his club, the omser uoA''
ingly entered tho building. md found TWO youns ~
nlling bags with laces and ribbons ono Oh So an.
door and partially stunned by blow on the head nom
the officers club The other thief then surrshaelsu
discretion Tho fallen burglar soon rama and
other officers responded 70 House rhey
gave the names ef John Le Roy aaA rex ~ Roy ms
Reilley. Both well known the Thieves, anu He MAS
released about ave months age Both . nslonsns
revolvers In their possession IN .no xslSed at Eti:
large ,mmy with which they had forced Spvhn e stora
tho rear windows found ON tho nvo 70 lie Nms
Yesterday tho prisoners wers so'nni'''S
by Justice Hogan ~ await Gisi