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Announcement OF Candidates.

ftR SUPERVISOR BEAT 80 /.
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
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ENGLISH, as n candidate for Justice Of the
Peace in Beat No, 8, ranola County at Noyem
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JANIS q NALL
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FREEMAN RANDOLPH
WILLIAM HALL
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JESSIE G. WRIGHT.
Ctaaeerg U,rt
W. s. HUDSON.
~ Circuit Oerk.
CAPT. J. }. MEEK.
Ter Assessor
ROBT. W. TERRY.
For 7roosnrcr.
n. J. BENSON.
County Surveyor.
JOHN D. HUNT.
Erecat'pe Committee.
Beat No. |, j. G. Andrews an,
l.. p. Coleman,
2 q. W. l'urkcuson,
8 r. H. Jones,
4 ]. r. Payne,
5 Col +. b, Irby, Free.
man Randolph, John A. Polk and
W. +. Wootten,
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27
TIE MS OF NEWS.

The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows OF
North America met ut Baltimore on Tues
day, about 200 representatives beng pres
ent. Reports were read showing the
number Of lodges to be $500, with mem
bership Of 400 900; receipts, Sl6,2l7
expenditures, S12.I66. \ strong prohi-
b,ion sentiment is reported among the
members.
John Co.tcr was elected from the New
York Central train. near Tonawanda,
Monday night, for abusive language to
the conductor when asked for his fare -
When the train started Co,'cr attempted
to jump on again, bu; f,ll under the
wheels and was killed. The conductor
was arrested. but. after examination, was
discharged free from all blame in the ma.
ter
\ party of Chinese miners were robbed
a few days since in open daylight, by n
gang Of unmaskcd highwaymen. near
Grass Valley. California The robbers
were arrested, hut will not be punished,
IS the Chinese arc the only witnesses
against them. and their testimony is not
taken in the California Courts.
A whirlwind in Broad street, Newark
n. J. on Friday. formed column Of dust
thirty feet in diameter and several hun
drcd feet in height. Its duration was fif-
teen minutes. Stones weighing several
pounds were drawn up. aud the street for
a hundred feet was swept clean.
Adyiccs from Bncnos Ayrcs Of April
21th state that the deaths from yellow TO-
vcr have fallen to about one hundred daily.
but /, is thought the prestige Of the city is
destroyed, and full recovery Of its trade
and commerce impossible.
Two distinct shocks Of earthquake were
felt Mt Toronto. Quebec. Ottawa, and
other places in Canada on Sunday. The
vibration lasted for over ten seconds. No
damage is reportcd,.
A mulntio woman, named Madame An.
gclo, terminated the feat Of walking l 200
miles in 900 hours on the bowling green
connected with the Saraccn's Head Inn,
Ty,hing, England
Hungarian Journals give currency 10 .
rumor that the Emrcrors Of Germany
Russia and Austria arc to have a meeting
at Carlsbad in May or juno. What {
splendid opportunity for nlarmists.
Large numbers Of the younger inhab
itants Of Alsacc and Lorraine are now en-
igrating to the United States.
The Lnckawannn railroad has reduced
its coal freiehts TO the figures existing bc
fore the strike.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27
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The sll-absosbins question in Delaware.
40 y. will tho Governor convene the
l.egislsesrs in extra session. TO give to
shst bSdy the opportunity to reconsider
~ tsx upon the Railroad with tho view
- ssspssling the samcs Il has been fully
sud clearly shown that this tax is simply
- sdditioasl burden imposed upon the
psach growers Who live along the line Of
~ Delaware Railroad and who ship their
ltult by that road. Tho Legisl .turc levy
tke tax upon the Railroad. aud the Rail-
rosd levy il in turn upon the shippers; so
that tho peach growers near the Railroad
have double burden to bear, and are put
st . disadvantage compared with those
Who ship by water transportation. 1t is
ehus ssea. at . glssco, that inequality re-
salts 70 portion Of the citizens Of Della
ware, who now ask for. aud have a right
10 expect relief ut the hands OF the Lcgis.
lsturo. Will tho Governor convene that
bodyf That is the question. II has been
freely and fully discussed in all its bear
ings. snd presented to the consideration
Of the Governor, with whom the response
biliiy now rests. We cannot doubt that
he 10 % much opposed as any one can be.
10 SEQ unequal burdens imposed upon any
portion Of the State. and that he will give
tho subject his favorable consideration.
He hes ever been a sterling and consist
ent member Of that party which holds
that the blessings Of Government like
the dsws Of Heaven. should descend alike
upon the rich and poor" And, by par.
ity Of reasoning, be cannot be favorable to
any measure which imposes greater bur
dcns upon ono class than another. Here
We leave the subject, feeling we'll assured
that tho Governor cannot turn a deaf ear
TO the appeal which has been made by so
important and influential q class Of our
citizens. Nor will VIC permit ourselves to
doubt that the Legislature when so con-
vcncd. will accord equal and exact justice
10 al. The cost Of the extra session Of
the Legislature will be nothing in compar-
ison 10 the good it will do to the cisiacns
Of Delaware. Let tho session be called
and the tax be repealed, and the Governor
and tho Legislature will receive the praise
Of the largest and wealthicst portion OF
the citiscns Of Delaware. Fiat jms'itia.
~ssa eaism. Let justice be done though
the heavens fall.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27
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n the .a,h Of April, Adale n. r,ayard.


Ho giveth His beloved sleep" How
soothing were these words to tho crushed
heart Of a bcreaved mother. She was tn
ken away in the midst Of her youth and
brightness, saved, perhaps. from some
mighty anguish with which W.. her mourn.
ing friends. may have to battle; saved from
ali heart burning. and bitter tears. all tri.
uls Of this selfish, cruel world, released
from, all anguish and pain; saved from the
earthly trial Of consiguing her loved ones
to the Garth; saved from finding, perhaps.
tho bright apples Of promise nought but
ashes. Aud what has she gained? All.
what has our darling Addic gained? A
place on the right hand Of Him =" who
docth all things we'll" Free from pain
and suffering, no more slceplcss nights, no
more watching for night shadows to pass
away and wishes for tho glorious sunlight,
yet breaking its solemn Stiffness in trust
ing voice, with these sweet words, Near
or my God to Thee" No more fcvcrcd
acaing limbs, no more racking. torturing
cough. but nm awakening into Eternal
Life living forever and forever in the
=. light Of Gods countcnance J" Raise
your streaming eyes, stricken mother, and
praise Him with yonr crushed heart for
lie has taken Addic to rest forever in His
bosom. ..Shc is not dead but sleeping
blcst assurance she is not IN the grave,
but risen an immortal soul to be with God
forever. We can well say, 4" oh grave
vi. ere is thy victory" for is shc not in
Hea .cn? hers is the victory "Oh death
where IS thy s,ing!" with her there was
no death, for she has entered into the man
sion prcpu,.'d for the just 1t was hard
to part With he only daughter and sister;
hard indeed to lay her away in the silent
church. yard, 10 sec the rain falling where
VIC so recently laid her, but blessed are
the dead tho r., in falls on" and surely she
was blessed. ;~l,c was loving daughter,
sister, FREUD ant tachcr. and though our
hearts are aching 20 will strive to say.
.Thy will, not min. be done" for did
she not want to go? .\fr the power OF
speech had left, she poin."d upwards as it
10 say, There, up there j. " the home
whcro changes never come
Hos ul1SE.
Lrrissiilc, Pa. May 22i. 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

EARrmQuAxs IN GEesSiA.--On yester-
day morning the usual dullness Of Angus
tn life was relieved by an earthquake,
which put in an appearance about eight
o'clock. Two distinct shocks were felt In
various portions Of the city there being an
interval Of . few minutes between the
shocks. They shook the houses a good
deal. and frightened the inmates Of some
Of them very badly The shocks were al
20 very plainly felt at the residence Of Mr..
G. II. Sibley. on the Mi|ledgcvillc road,
and at Richmond Hill. on tho Sovihwcs-
tern Plank Road. both places be;se abou.
ave miles distant from tho city. The
earthquake seems to have increased in VI.
oleuce as Il. reccded from Augusta, aud Y
may havc done good deal Of dsmsge ia
other portions of the Stsie.-zAsgasta
Chronicle. Nay 81.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27
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CIVIL wAIt IN FRANCE.

After three days Of almost continuous
bon,bnrdmcnt and several assaults by way
Of feint and reconnaissance during Friday
aud Saturday Of last week, the Versailles
forces entered Paris on Sunday afternoon
ut the gate Of St. Cloud, near Point du
Jour, on the western side Of the city
The point Of entry had been rendered un.
tcnablc by terrific storm Of shot and
shell from the Vcrsaillist batteries, caus.
ing the pbapdonmept Of tho rampar,s by
the troops aud general fight Of the pop.
ula,ion Of that quarter Of the city, many
Of whom. il is stated. were killed. This
quarter embraces the village Of Autcnil,
which formerly lay outside the city. be.
tween the rnnrarts aud the Bois dc Bou.
loguc, but was enclosed within tho new
line established by Napoleon Ill. which
now cncirclcs the city. The assault wa,
made by General Douay, who was afier,
wards followed BY Generals L'Admiraul
and Clinchan,, and their forces continued
to hold their positions during the evening
This event on the west was preceded By
tho abandonment oS Fort Montrougc OF
the south, which had boon surrounded
tho communist making their escape by
subterrsncan passage Into Paris.
Tho Versailles fcrccs on Tuesday com
plsted the capture Of Paris by following
up the successes which gave them th,
western and southern quarters Of the city
on the previous day, driving the iusurg
ents from every barricadc and building
and finally carrying their last formidable
position on the bggb~ Of Nop.martre
During the Hghtipg Of both Monday an.
Tuesday Il IL stated the vcrsaillists CAV,
no quarter. aud many communist leader
Who wore captured we're sum,usrily SPOT
The slaughtcr Of The semmunis.s IL sal,
10 have becn frightsvl. whilo the vcrsail
| list losses are said 10 have boon compare
lively slight. Now thas the insurrsetioI
is practically quellcd. tho government vii
q once proceed TO restore order, which
Il b 70 b hoped. viii bo Of . more perma
usut and reliable chasast6e than Frsucl
| order usually hsppsss u bs. Il is ~
mored that one d lhs last u The nsQ,
dls6rseelsl ssts q the eenmoalst ~ d
s16SatlSo " ~ A. Eler u Parls ~
~ dttes - - ot11 lsFsl.ses! Sisl
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

Tho British commissioners departed fou-
England ON Wednesday last. There
was no demonstration, but several
Of the friends of,he passengers accompsni-
cd hem Ms far as Quarantine. Minister.
Schncck and family also sailed in tho.
Cuba.
The German Rcichs,ag has approved .
supplementary clause to the postsl treaty
between America and Gsrmsny, under
which letters will hcnccforth bc forwarded
to and from America ut the rate Of ~
gro.chen (about 8 cents per half ounce.
The Senate has confirmed the nomira.
ton Of James Il. Partridge. Of Maryland
to be Minister Plcnipo,cniiary aud Envoy
Extraordinary to Brazil
The official rcsui, Of the census Of Lon.
don. just published. shows n total popula.
,ion Of slightly rising three and half
millions.
Notwithstanding the prol,;bi,ory liquor
law. the nrc only ~. 800 hard drinkers IN
Vermont.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

LiABiiLrY or BANK DrREcroRs. case
Of some importance, as showing the re-
sponsibility Of bank directors, has just
been decided at New York. The follow
ing are the points; Tho suit was brough.
against the directors Of bank in Brook
lyu which had failed to return $40 900 de-
posted by firm who made the dcpositc
in full faith in the solvcncy Of the bank
The directors were charged with having
declared aud paid dividend when they
knew the bank was IN pcrilous copdi-
iion. A demurrer was pu, in to this COM
plant. The court overrulcd it aud dcci-
dcd that the defendants were liable, and
that the directors Of tho bank. in dcclar-
ing and paying the dividend, in express
terms asserts the solvency Of tho ins,itu-
tiou. Il is wholesome principal Of law
that no one shall SOW falsehood broad
cast without being made responsible for
the loss II causes" The decision is an
important one and might be extended to
include many like cases.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

The New York World Of Tuesday says;
" At the beginning Of President Grants
administration tho bonded debt Of South
Carolina was only some Eve millions Of
dollars. 1t is now nearly sixteen mil.
lions, having been more than trcbled. The
consequent increase Of taxation has been
enormous, though the taxable value Of
property is less than one-half Of what il
was in 1860. That fact that tho State is
wholly in the hands Of the blacks, who are
non-property holders, accounts for the in
crease Of its Indebtedness and the burden
Of taxatian which fall upon the white pro-
perty holders. The latter can hardly be
called unreasonable when they ask that
the white taxpayers SHOULD have that
share in the administration Of tho atatc
government to which their pnmbers cntitls
them.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

The Litsls Corporal fsr Juss closes vol
sas twelve u this Javsuils. The next
nunbsr beSiss new vslsms, and also .
new story. BY that best Of writer's for
children, Emily Huntington Miller, entisl.
u. Summer Dsys ss Kiskwood." An
new subscriber begiapins with new vol.
ume will receive the Juae nsmbsr free
Terms. $3.50 . year. = Is costs sss ii,
month";. Address John ". Miller. Pub.
Usher. Chicago. III.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

The Psnnsylvsnis Dsmoeratio State Goa
vontion met Il Harrisburg On Wednesday
and nominated General VIZ. NsCsndlss.
q dbsisgaishsd s1Iser Of the late var, for
Auditor-0 General and Captain J. N. Coop
er Tor Surveyor General. The couvsn-
tion adoptcd resolutions rssalrmius eli The
time -honvrsd Dsmosvutic doctrines. sud
accepting tho political situation % Il sssnds
recognizing tho binding force Of oil tho
amendments 70 tho Consultation. There
wss rome opposition manifested to tho
e acceptance " pl.nk Ia the platform. and
a debate ensus.i, but il Was hually adopt
ed BY votc Of ~ to 81. Usnsral Nc.
Candicss made speech accepting tho
nomination aud indorsing the platform.
The evening before tho meeting Of the con-
vention the Muyamensing Dessocraiis Clnb
sercnaded Governor Gcnry. and coaxed a
speech out Of him in which hc expressed
very kindly feelings towards bis friends in
the Democratic rauks.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

TnE PALACES or ruw LoUvRs AND TIM
TuiLEnlEs. Among the acts Of vandalism,
alleged to have been committed by the
communists in Paris none will compare
in pure dcviltry with those Of Wednesday
involving the busning Of the magnificen,
imperial palace Of the Tuilcries, and tue
partial perhaps entire destruction Of the
Louvre. These famous cdi6ces. which
had during the reign Of Napoleon III.
been vastly improved. and their union in
to one grand connected pile completed,
though presenting so,no glaring architcc-
tural incongruitics. were unsurpassed in
magniiicencc and extent among the i,nper-
;al residences Of Europe. The Tuilcries
were founded in 1854 by Catherine de
Mcdici. wife Of Henry II and was added to
and improved by subsequent monarchs.
II was ransackcd by the populacc during
the revolutions Of l79a, 1850, 1S4s. aud
in September last. The Louvre is still
moro ancient, and has had its graduations
and growth, but no such vicissitudcs as
the palace of the Tuilcrics. II has been
distinguished for the magnificent collcc-
tions Of ancient and modern statuary aud
paintings within its galleries. and its mag
Rccnt library. the accumulations a. years
Il is rarely identified even ns part Of the
imperial residence, the idea Of residcncs
being exclusively associated with tho
Tuilerics. The united palaces. which lie
between the Seine aud the Hue Nivoli,
cover sixty acres Of ground, are zoos
feet in their greatest width. and half a
mile in length The gardens Of the Tu.
ilerics comprise fifty acres and extend to
the Place de Ia Coucordc.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

EXPLANATION. Mr.. Samuel Townsend
has taken exception to tho term "pow-
VOW" - applied lately in tho editorial
selsmns Of tho Tmnser:;p, to the late meet
Jog Of peach growers at Dover, dccming il
=" slur" upon said meeting. II is hard
y necessary for us to say that nothing
could have been further from our inten-
tions than to caAt slur upon the meeting
Of that Association, for the members Of
which, collectively and individually, VIC
have ever cherished tho highest respect.
and for the aavauccnsen, Of the great in
terest wich il Is the object Of the Associa-
sioa 70 promote. W have laborcd unccas-
isgly aud without iutermission. II the
Tmsscria has not given evidence Of its
devotion TO the interests Of the peach
growers, II is difficult 10 say how that do.
votion could otherwise have been mani
tested and we know Mr.. Townsend him
sslf will bcsr - out 10 this declaration.
The lset 10. the whole article was written
b plsyful spirit. and Mr.. Townsend
oseht 70 hare 50 understood il. Had il
~ bssn 20 written. il is dilicult to sec
hsu Il ssulA have bcen tortured into q
das. by any proper acceptation Of the
tern. The vard has been adopted into
~ Esglisb language from the Indian. and
nsaas. literally. sar cosseil, or sscct.
iag - usts preparation for any great ex-
pedilioa. II vas therefore mot improper
y spply tbs scrm 10 tho Dover meeting,
nhish vas hold to take counsel as 70 What
- ~ y 10 dons. under the circum.
'st6seeo, asd u need bc TO mako war upon
49,. pho Willingly OF unwittinsly. had
ne1s Waf spon tho great pssch growing
lnao16t, This explaastion is duo to The
.t611s ~ 10 oursslvss. snd. % between
No6od1 66s fsissdly relssioss only have
eslnlsa bstvsss xr. Townsend and our.
cD ltsn - bsoinsIss Of our residene'
~ 1sU6ss satll BOZ,
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

The ku.Klux committee will meet one
week from Monday, BY which time they
hope to have witnesses before them. The
Democratic members of the committee
will insist that no hearcsay evidence nor
the evidence Of stragglcrs and other irre-
sponsiblc persons shall be taken. Tcsti-
mony with regard to the condition Of af.
fairs in South Car6lius will first be rccciv.
cd, and among tho witnesses to bo spm-
lnoncd il the eolercd Representative oi
the 6rst district. who writes that he hrs
been notified BY the Ku-Klux that be viii
be killed unless 10 leaves his homo in
Georgetown, in that State.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

Free Of charge. Call At Il. q. Chanibcrlaine's .
Drn; Store, Middleiown, Del. or ai Townsend.
Masseys, Galcna, Chesapeake City, and every
town and village and get n sample hottie OF pr.
A. Boschcc's German Syrup, free ef charge. |,
l,ns la'el, hceq introduced in this country from
Gern'a.iy ana tDr any person suffering with a
severe cough, heavy cold settled ON the breast
consumption, or any disease of the throat and
lungs, !, has no equal In the world. Our rcgn
lar size bottles are u cent?. In all eases none,
will he promptly returned IL perfect satisfaction I,
no, given. Two doses will relisvcany ease. TT,
II.
Use Green's Angus, Flower for dyspepsia, iiv
eer complaint, eos,ivencss, sick headache, &c
Never fails
May 20, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

Woxgx's Ricmrs Uxpxa ras ku-KLux
BiLL.--Thc election judges Of Harmon
ton. N. J. have been arrested on com.
plsint Of women whose ballots we're reject.
cd in recent election. The ladies ar,
determined to exhaust the latest cxpcdi
ents afforded BY the acts Of Congress fol
the relief Of tho oppressed and downtrod.
dcu.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

COsr or rHE Coat Srixx-It il said
that 3O, 900 miners have been idle Ave and
n half month. Of 25 working days per
month, nt $3.50 per day ia low c-,iu'ate):
each day would have covered S75. 900.
aud then the whole period of i.llcncss.
SlO.3oO, 900. Then 10000 Railroad
employees. drivers. osl-haudlers aud n,h,
ers, and iron workers. were thrown out of
employment for wan, Of cheap coal ut tho
furnaces and mills and estimating ,hat
they have lost S2.0O per day on the aver-
ago, their daily loss of wages Was $50. 900.
and during the period Of the strike GIL,
O4O 900 The total loss 10 the wsrkimR
people thus exceeds S2a .000.0 900.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27

In July. 1872. tho grand explosion,
which 10 70 remove the obstructions q
Hell Gate, New York. is to take place.
Aller that event. vcasels from Europe BY
taking tho Sound route. will save over
! hundred miles Of hassrdous COST nsvi-
eation, and avoid ths tesrors Of Squam
Beach and DetssSat.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27
LAwysss Nor TAxAslx.-Ths Circui,

LAwyERs Nor TAxAsLx.-The Circui,
Court Of Russell county, Alabama. dcci.
dsa last week that the State Law requiring
license from attorneys 10 unconstitu,ion
al.ou the ground thai. profession being 4
franchise. u decided BY the United States
Supreme Court in the Garland tsst-oath
case. which 10 grssAsd throughthe State ju.
dicary. its exercise cannot b rejected u
legislative restristios. which might become
prohibltsry.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-27
Died.

On Monday last, Harriet A. Mckee, In tho 27,h
year other age.
May II, 1871, George Maxwell rybont In the
10th year ot his age.
On Friday, the 10th Inst. In Georgetown, D.
&. n, the residence Of his son, Samuel Burnham,
In tho SD year Of NJ, age.
Near Warwick, Nd. on the ?s,h inst. llether-
son Hcsscy.