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Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
70 Breeders Of TRoTTING HORSES
WING realized my expectations In the get o
~ HAMBLETONfAN STALLION -
SIR CECIL. N

offer his service for this season, confidently be.
iicving him TO lie the best horse ever offered 10
brceders of trot'ing stock In this section, and Of
the most fashionable blood greater speed and
higher prices ''cinS paid for llamblcionInn IIor-
scs than any other sirain OF stock produced In
this or amy other country. have several OF bis
colts coming three years old, which for siyc and
speed cannot hc cxcellrd, IL equaled by any In
The country. will take pleasure In showing
Them to gentlemen who have mares 10 serve.
Ills renowned sire, Rysdyks' llamblcionian,
not only produced stock OF extraordinary speed.
hut oil his colts bred from good mares which
have served good mares have proved themselves
equally successful rs sres Of irottcrs. ] will mo-
iicc few. Edward Everett. now owned by Mr..
Bonner, and for which he paid very high price,
s the sire Of Mountain Boy, for whel, Coinmo-
dore Vanderbilt paid twelve thousand dollars.
lie Is also the sire OF Joe Elliott the property OF
Mr.. Bonner aud he has iro,,rd In :. 10. The fa-
nous Goldsmith Maid, ior which sixty thousand
dollars has been offered, l. the get of Edsalls
llamhlc,onian. omit referring 10 the direct &c,
Of the old Hero their name is legion aud arc ia
mliar 10 all hofscmcn in the country.
Every good horscmnn who lns seen my horse
SIR CECIL pronounecs him ns fine lIamhlc,o-
nan colt as there is in the country. and fac 81.
mile OF his iinsirious prototype Their why may
lie not produce as fine fast aud valuable stock as
any OF The llamblctoniaus named above?
will stand him at the yery moderate fee of
fhlf Dollars Tor tir season. The Is very sure
ioal geilcri with the privilege OF the next season
grniis il the mare does not prove in foal, aud
desire only 10 serve good mares. Ny experience
IN raising horses, being that n good colt may
come from a good Sire and ,Ommon Dam, but
that the Sire and Dam both being gund the issue
Is pretty certain lobe very good. Asau induce
meui 10 breed only good mars 10 him and secure
good treatment for his get, offer the following
premiums for The get Of this year
For the hes, Col, or Fillcy IN the month
of May, ls's...........................
For the second hes. coli or RILEY in the
month ui May, s,3.....,............... S75.
For the third hcsi Colt or fiilcy' IN the
month Of May, lsIa......... ......... $50
The date and place Of exhibition will be nam
cd again. The judges will be selected hy int
iority OF the uwncrs OF the colts exhibited, and
my own stock will not be brought in comrc,i-
ton.
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0lTtATED in Indian River Hundred, Sussex
- County, Delaware ! ! miles from larhcson
station, on the junction and Breakwa,er Rail-
road, miles from Lewis, from where there is
regular steamboat communication with New
York. About so acres Of this tract are cleared
aud fenced aud in fair state Of cultivation, of
the remainder, q acres are in onk timber and
% acres ~ pine. The land Is well adapted TO
the growing of peaches, small fruits, aud carly
vegetables. Grauhcrres could be successfully oui-
iifaicd as q small stream of water runs through
the tract. There are no buildings ON the land.
This property Is worthy the attention Of rer-
sons wishing 10 engage in fruit culture. and I,
will hc sold al u low price on EASY tcrms
Persons dcsiroas of viewing the premises will
call on Thompson 4 Burton, llArhcson Station.
and further information as To terms &c, can hc
obtained from them. or from John ". Hopkins.
raylors Bridge, New Castle County, Delaware.
April G--CW
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
Cloths, Cassimeres & Summer Wear,
HATS AND GAPS.

Shirt, aud Drawers Wiuioa Blind. 4 Cufiaiu.
Labrador Herring anl Mathrfrl hbls bll.
Eu~ Al l,itoMs 10 van, Of goods will please
call unl examine our ,'otk as Ncurc determined
- sell goods low iur c,,st
5-'i- Agents tnr pr Roger. Macncjie pii and
Liver pills. :. Il. STEPHENS 4 60.
apr ~ II Middlcawn Del,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ro- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and Ca
TAeRIi treated with the ut,nos, success, by J.
lsAAcs. NJ. u. aud Professor OF Uisoiscs ef he
Eye and Esr lhis 'pseidiay) IN Nc Mciieoi Cii,gs
y PhRahiphid, ~ godrs sxgrisnce, formerly oi
L.ydcn, Holland, No. sD5 Arch street, Phila.
Testimonials can be seen at his office. The med
cal faculty are invited TO accompany their pa
tents, as he has no secrets in his practice. Ar
fiiicial eyes inserted without pain No charge
tor examination. apr 2o-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
ARLINGTON,

that will also 'trvc mnrcs at my place this season
lie Is ui another inutA 'ruiiiug stock ~ tho cuuu-
try, being grandson 10 the celebrated Long IL
land Black ilNwk TIT. Dam was thoroughbred
being sired by Imported Narprayc llcisn very
.iriish and fast horse and hts sired many very
promising colts among them several owned by
President Grant. ! win stand him at the very
low icc Of $40 for tie season piyug the same
privilege as ! do with tST tc~d viii also
give the following premiums tor his get Of this
wear:
Tor tie lest Cuii or Fi.icy IN the month
oi MAY. 3............................. $50
lut the second test tu,t or lillcg IN the
month ut May, ls,3...".........",. $40
For the ,hitl test Colt or Fillct in the
month of May. i,ia.....,......,.......S30
Now here j. chance to ictre TIE service VI
two Of the l,si stations IN the country, and also
a premium which will equal or exceed the i,,
pad. CHARLES \ MURPHY,
may l;-lm Newark Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

trimmings now opening
Do,y's Washer aud Universal ;loihcs w,ingcr
for Sale by l.. I. EVANS
Genuine Ramsdrll Norway Oats suitable for
seed For Sale at EVANS
furc Ground Plaster for sale iy.
At BnSolry.
Mems Ere ch Ca,f Stitched Gaitcrs at " II.
Moore x o.sal $500 pcf pAir
Rec Hive Syrup at W. II. Moore ( Co.'S at -
cents per gallon.
Wanted, io.osc bushels Of Wheat a, hirics,
mrakc, price Tor act. Wm. ln, 4 Snn-,
l.. 7. EVANS.
Rambo's White and kcnncday's Lime
For sale bs \. 7. BRADLEY.
Try poniasa, Flour, the hest IN this market,
for Sale hy \. 7. BRADLEY.
Prime Clover aud Timothy Seed II,
l.. T. EVANS.
Mt. Carmel locust Mountain Coal, Hickory
mud Oak Wnud, for Sale ri Exams Coal and
Wood Yard, Mddlcicwu, Del.
Eli you want good suit OF lscaiy -mnlc Cloil.
ing call nj ". H. Moog. 4 Cos
For arrangement at the Liver, for Dyspepsia
DiarrliGa, Piles, etc. pr. Simmons Liver l.esu-
t,,or certainly has no superior. II acts like a
charm, without dchiliialing the system. ! have
tried il thoroughly, and speak what know.
REv. ). GARDNER, hmingus
Allen & Bells Sole Drain Tile constantly on
hand aud furnished to order II, manufacture.
prices, by Il. I. EVANS.
Just received full line Of Ladies, Misses and
childrens Kid foxcd buiioned cutters difcc, from
The manufactures at Scowdrck 4 Cochran s.
Second opening Of Ialirs Dress goods, whit,
goods, trimmings, hosiery, notions, Sc nj
Scowdrick & Cochran's.
Dried and canned fruits nj
ScowpgIrg & CocuRASs.
Good n,olassss at % cts. per gallon n,
ScomDmcK & toCuaass.
No. . Mackcrcl at Slo per Barrel at
ScoannicE & CocIinAS y.
Go to W. II. Moong Co.'S for good cassi
mcrcs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

The prospect of the frui, mud grape crops
Su California was never better, but tho
whesi and barley yield will probably not
exceed half the average.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
GIBSoN's PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will be paid in cash for pro-
ducc delivered Ia good order and wc wish to
say that we keep constantly on hand good as
sortmcn, OF Groceries aud Provisions which wc
will sell reasonably for cash, at the Corner Of
Broad aud Anderson Streets, Middlc,own, Del.
March eO--if VIM Z. GIBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
REGISTERS ORDER.
DEGiSTER ) OFFICE,
IL New Castle County, April l2th, ISL.

DEGlSTER ; uEflCE,
IL New Castle County, April l2th, ISL
Upon the application OF WILLIAM u; DLEY.
Administrator of Lylia e. Thomss. late Of Ap-
poquinimink Hundred 10 se.d County deceased
Il Is ordered aud directed bv The Register thn, ,he
Administrator a.urcsaid give notice Of the grant
ing OF Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
OF tbs deceased, with the date of granting there
81, by causing advertisements 10 be posted with
In forty DAYS from the date Of such Letters, in
six OF the most public places of the County of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands A.
gainst the Estate, 10 present the same, or abide
BY an Act Of Assembly in such case made aud
provided. And also cause the same TO be insert.
cd within the same period in the Mhiieionn
Transer,Pi, n newspaper published in Middle
town aud to be continued therein two months
- Given under the hand and Seal OF q i,lce
Isl Sof the Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
In New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written. u. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
WALL PAPER.

1ouanM nrss,sa's, No. 2, Town Hall, who , has
stock of the latest patterns, and
IL !. '.,,elphia aud New York
or l,.sS. fmay l3-3mos
prices - Tnis-- ~iv
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
POSTS !! POSTS II POSTS III

rINHE undersigned win furnish white oak posts
l. Of any size desired, TO the public at mode.
rate prices. Z. n. BuRNITE,
apr 2a--n Henderson, Nd.
Rcferencc-J. r. CocnRAS, Niddiciown, Del.
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s=s TIE
s~----r<~ |
blsas ;a ;zs%is TX Mn O.
| Pa NIG7AI4
w ASH Il IL

Il WASHES wi,huu, wearing the clothcs--no ruiz
hing or squeezing.
Il washes from nnelo twcnty-lfr articles in
from one To tuur minutes.
II WASHES The finest lacc Cgr,ains, llandkef-
chiefs Ne without an, injury,
II washes tIr hrAtirsi uuill, aud blankets,
II washes whittier aul more thoroughly clean
than lty nuy uihet process as stroue currents Of
water arc dashed ,fou. p every rart oi the iphtic.
II vii save ihr,t iucs IL, cost Ia s,nslc year
IN latnr and wear of giUlhcs
II reduces Mashiit 10 unu hour.
~ Kug nesGtr Is so called. II We are rightly
informed II the mnmr of iis Inventor bat il
mat well s.lne tie HAnc as a tnt,l tile for il
Is destined iu lutd il aryr -il competitors, aud
rcirn supreme IN lhr Laundry, Is elaims are
everywhere Acknowledged, uml not unly uic
those who stood doai liemall washing machines
but sumc who haFe ten using other machines
are replacing lhrm with The hing Washer 49, B!i-
hmore Ga.de.
Ta hbg lipsisr i So complete anl answers
SO well ail The ,ul- desired, tAi ibtrt Is no,hiug
more desired 10 lhis hms-slro.t, hiar-sauisy ma
chiuc.-ih'iI. I'ffss.
Having purchased one Of Your hu.y nnimg
machine, and practicable tested is capacity for
ccouamy al iiina aud labor, aud niSu iis ,'rnns-
ing prupef.ics ID not hesitate 70 sa1 il will do
all Aan claim Tor IL aud viii chcerlltily rccou-
mgnd # ums friends to be me tea washing ma
ciiiUe nave ever eftN.-sJ. " IsuHlc, % VI Fst
PraH Sr,d, EthiHnrs.
DOES !, take al The lir, out? Try II, aud We
venture the rHC' lion hat you cannot iind a
picer oi linen ~ soilci tim, the kn9 lIthsr will
not make clean as new in i've minutes = B9son
jpHFHH.
SPECIAL.
In the invention nf The Ming lasher, II was de-
signed that II should combine all the euod q" ali.
ties Of every other washing machine, ma nj the
same time 10 have not sulc objectionable lea.
turc. Such machine r .lt King no rubbing.
no wearing aud iss.ng and last, hut not least,
labor made easy.
! .ou cannot purchase Aug Bd,hr in your
place. send us the
RETAIL PRICE, $500,
and We will forward the same io Noh, free OF
kircieh,. 10 places where no one Is selling. any
one i not satisfied. and wishes 10 return the NM
chine after months trial, according TO direc-
| tions, We agree 10
REFUND TnE MONEY.
| free Of freight.
.ee- Slid BY dtftcrs gcaeraity, 10 rhom liberal
discounts ere made
King Washing Machine - Manuf. 60.
HOP III, lii3 MILLER STREET,
may .l--iy .philadelphia
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
The Estate OF the deceased must present the same
duly at,csted TO the administrator on or before
April i2,h, isI2, or abide an Ac, of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
WILLIAM DUDLEY, Administrator.
apr l5-?ri Addrcss--Odessa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

An linen hcIn-siiichcd handk 'rcefs for Ia
dies, ia cts. at scowlrick 4 Cochran
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

Winchester gcnuinr r,parn,on Of the Hgyo-
phospdaics y i'm- and S'slf IN : OK. hotties 81
six for s. in IL ~. bottles 81, three for -
~ Chant crlnincs Pharmacy,
Midlctowr, Dc.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
WILLIAM M. GOLDSBOROUGH,
TEACHER OF MUSIC,

TIAyINt; located in Smyrna Del. will give
IL lcssone OH the Organ, Piano or Mclodcon.
lie will he in Middlciown on Tuesdays and Sat
nrdays. 10 attend 10 nil those pupils who will fa-
vor him with their patronage.
Ess- Terms moderate.
may l3-,f
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

also own the very high bred and very fl
lroitiug Stallion ,g-
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

Ladies' Of Midllciowu aud vicinity are re-
gucsied To call at SCownRltE 4 toclRAS's an,
sec their handsome stock Of white goods an,
trimmings now opening.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

Do,y's Washer aud Universal Clothes Wing
for Sale by l.. I. EVANS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

Genuine Ramsdcl Norwn! Oats suitable "a
seed. For Sale III EVANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

\ dispatch from Raleigh 10 the Washington
Ihronicle says that ten-more Kuklux have been
convicted before the Federal court This makes
altogether torty.onc cases Of conviction. 1t is
also stated that the cast ii Plato Durham has
BEEN ostponrd until the regular term i'll NJ
vembcr. The Chronicle adds 1--WE under
stand the Attorney General, hearing on yes
l..rlay that Judgments wcre about lu he su>-
p,'lldei in the above convictions, autographed
positive instructions to the District Attorney
Ia insist On Judgment III every case, and 10
postpone no case in which the parties were
ready Tor trial The government comes in
with its instruction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03
Mr.. Holden appears to have carried the

Mr. Holden appears to have carried the
spirit and feelings which lie exhibited in
North Carolina, into the new position he occu-
pies in Washington. Ifthetone Of the Chron-
icle represents correctly the views Of the Ad-
ministration, there is to be hard time in the
South for those under the ban Of power We
do not refer TO alleged Klu Kluxism exclusive
ly--but TO all who do not and will not yield to
the behests Of Radicalisln. or directly OF indi-
rcctly aid in its behalf But never mind
Time and the hour run through the toughest
day-ana there is no solid reason why any true
Conservative should quail, or falter, or lose his
manly independence To stand up firmly is
the honest course Much worse than has hap
pened cannot again happen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1871.

The SENATORIAL CONVENTION Tor this dis
trct meets at the Assembly Rooms. in this cty.
tomorrow at noon 1t is expected that there
will he full attendance of delegates from the
counties composing the district, and Il is hoped
that the proceedings will be characterized by
that harmony which is so essential to the sue
cess of the party, not only in this district but
throughout the State. The motto is :Oppo-
>itinn to RadicalSnl, and with that watchworl
the Conservatives must enter and 70 through
the fight, which is to determine into whose
hands the rcins of the State government are to
pass The spectacle presented in South Caro-
lina Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, and other
Southern States where the Radicals hold sway
should be sufficient warning to our people,
and move them to renewed excrtions to pre-
vent like calamity from ovcrtaking the Old
Commonwealth In union there is strength, y
and while efforts Will be made to distract the
party in different portions Of the State, in
various ways, it only needs thorough or
gauizaton and an adhcrancc to principle
on the part Of the Conservatives to gain
another signal victory, and place, beyond a
peradventure, the supremacy of those doctrines,
which are Eirgnian, suited to her condition
and TO the habits of her people, and under
which she would soon rise to the position, So
rially, politically and commercially, to which
she is entitled, and for which nature has done
20 much. Since the war her sons have, by
earnest toll and the exhibition ola spirit that
will forever redoand to their credit, gone to
work to repair the destruction brought upon
Us, and have succeeded to an extent ,,nelualled
III any Of the other States. over which the rude
hand of war passed. These people want peace
and quiet and the fostering care of govern
,usnt in which they have confidence, and by
which they know that they will not be Heeced
If the earnings Of their toll, or overrilen and
down trollen by unScrupulous men. having
nrlhing in commnu with them, and whose
AIN and object is to live AMI iattcn on the
''srols Of Office, caring nothing for the vel
fare Of the State or the interests Of her people.
10 prevent this; to give renewed vitality and
strength to the State, fast recovering from the
wounds inflicted upon her, and to encourage
her people, assist in the development OF her
great resources, and attract immigration and
capital, both ofwhieh follow thrift, but need
the assurance Of stability. and government
administered faithfully and for the good Of the
community, the Conservatives should put forth
their utmost exertions and give to Radcaiism
blow from which it will not soon recover, and
which will be felt, not only in the State, bat
throughout the country anl tirom which the
hest results may be anticipated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

\ letter from Washington states that 1t has
inst been discovered that the State OF Indiana
has been paid twice 10y tn, Treasury Depart
ruent for boats which Senator Morton obtained
Notwithstanding the government holds his re-
rt.ipts for payment made in full. the claims
were presented and again paid The evidences
look US though IN immense fraud had been
perfected, and parties Implicated will be asked
TO rxplniu "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

Cen Spinner, Treasurer of tile L. s., has
lust finished his report and submitted it to the
Secretary of the Treasury, in which he reviews
the Hodge detalcation and makes refutaton
Of the charges against his Office set forth by
the Paymaster General in sconaection with this
matter. He also exonerates the officers of his
bureau from the charge of negligence or loose
ness in which the accounts are kept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

\ correspondence hiss taken place between
the Episcopal Bishops Lee. Of Iowa, Whippe,
"iMinneSota, and Whitchouse, Of Illinois, IN re-
latou to the trial and degradation of Rev.
Charles Edward Cheney, aud published. and it
is stated that Sin the course of it, Bishop
Whitehouse developeS Il painful issue Of vera,
city between the Bishop of Iowa on the one
hand and Bishop Whipple and others on the
other"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

The following weather report from the Sig
nal Corps, was given as the probability for to-
day :-''Thc barometer will probably continue
TO tall until Tuesday night along the entire At
antic coast, and an area Of low barometer, with
brisk winds and rain, pass from the Lower
Lakes and PENNSYLVANIA eastward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

The Criminal Court of Washington yesterday
quashed the indictment against White and
Ramsdell, OF the New York Tribune, charged
with refusing to answer questions propouudel
by the t. S. Senate touching the manner i'll
which copies of the Treaty Of Washington
were obtained for publication. The District
Attorney will now bring the case before the
polica (onrt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

Henry Ward Beecher, in sermon he
preached last Sunday, told his congregation
that he really thought no political capital could
be made out Of the recent frauds in New York,
AS they were simply All evidence Of the tnan-
cial dishonesty Of the times, which is as mani
fest in Washington as in New York, as is as
true Of commercial as Of political circles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

Fashions. The new English waterproof IL
exciting admiration from balahons of feminine
dcvotccS -! fashion, and l.. indeed. not only
useful IN protecting against wind and weather,
but most stylish and elegant. 1t was only in
troduccd III London last spring, when it could
be bought :nr five dollars in gold Here it is
anxiouSly expected, and will probably soon be
introduced by Stewart This covering consists
OF Il cloak OF boiled silk, lined with rubber. and
is a perfect protection from rain. jet trim
ming is again becoming fashionable and will
be used on dresses and cIoakS. One of The new
wraps WAS of seal skin, bordercd with other fur,
and was decidedly stylish. Velvet poIonaiscs
of the vivandierc make are jaunty and become
a few of the most graceful. This cloak has
sash passing over the ri ght shoulder, loopcd
at the waist in 4 bow OF heavy gro<Srain rib
bon, the single end OF which terminates in 4
jet ornament. a bow OF the same ribbon is
fastened to the right shoulder, to the longer
end of which i let pendant is attached. The
sleeves and bottom are trimmed with thread
lace, headed by black marten fur. 4 very
beautiful opera wrap is made Of white waved
cashmere. with deep blue cord embroidery
down the front and around the bottom head
ing blue and white tasscl fringe \ sash Of the
same material passes round the neck. and
reaches below the border in front. - Letter tram
N,7r lnT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

\ letter from Agent Tatum, dated at Fort
Sill, Indian Territory, September Ii, says that
the Apache Indians had told him that L band
of their tribe numbering about one thousand,
who have never been attached to any agency.
but have always lived on the staked plains
had expressed \ desire to be attached Ia the
Apache Agency and cease raiding We hope
they NAV coufinue in that frame of mind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

George Augustus Sewyn, Bishop Of I4itch-
field, in England. who is expected to be present
at the Episcopal Convention, which convcncs
in Baltimore tomorrow, is one Of the most
gifted, anu most learned Of the present occu-
pants of the English Bench of Bishops. He
WAS the first bishop of New Zealand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

A good deal of feeling has been rvince,l re-
Gently on account Of alleged Partially and ia
yoritism shown in the recent order retiring .
number of naval officers, and it is even assert
ed that an appeal will be made to Congress for
redress Retirement from active service
places officers on halt-pay.