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Middletown transcript., 1871-04-08
FIR Mc .Hid.iltfemn Tronseri,t.
sABnATH IN WARWICK.

Sunday evening is one Of peculiar inter
est TO all members OF the human family.
How often in our experience have VIC
heard the oft repeated words = how beau
iifully the sun shines this Holy Sabbath
morning. or how brightly the Queen
Of night gives back her borrowed lowell
ness, rs though there was rivalry which
OF these luminarics could most honor the
occasion Interesting because ii closes the
day which we are commanded 10 rest from
our labors also as being typical Of thai,
rest which is promised TO the faithful at
the close Of lifc's journey, and can as
sure you il was one of interest to the pco-
pie OF Warwick, more especially to the
members Of the NJ F. Church, MS il en-
ded the services Of that able aud cflicicut
minister, the Rev Pr y. T. hweil, who
has just finished u four years ministry in
this place, making in all seven years
The Doctor preached rs VERY able dis
course from Exodus XVII and MI verse
lie compared the soourniug Of the chill
dren Of Israel in the wilderness to our
journey through life. and cxortcd The
HNtHbNin w i"iloN tH1 tA.WIite VI AARON
and llur as they stayed up the hands Of
Moses He solcmnly impressed upon the
minds cf his auditors that every individual
should bear in mind that be Il sent into
the world 70 net par; in it, and though
one mny have more splendid and unoth-
er more obscure part assigned him, yet
the actor Of each is equally accountable
Though God is not, he il an exact master
His services, though not severe, is rea-
sonahle service. He accurately rropor-
items his acquisitions to his gifts II he
docs not expect that one talent should be
as productive rs five, YET to even single
talent il proportionabe responsibility sau-
ncxcd Al the close Of bis earnest and
pathetic address a solomnity lowered over
lis auditors. and as he pronounced the
solemn word " farewell, many buf.tcl il
10 tears
Farrweli--a word lt mns, lc NHa hath rcn,
4 ound Wdch laitrs lInser,
We UNDERSTAND tie Doctors new fell
of lahnr i, Elsiou. MI Il lias onr hest
wishes far hi- success AMI tuink iha peo-
FL If Iii. place of destination hghly IA
yorrl ii having flr their Pastor an able
minister anl genial christian gentleman
1NN :. lS1t los,
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IoR. 81 NINIOSS
LIVER REGULATOR,

j PREPARATION al ROOTS AEg HERBS,
4#eHHts "a He tigtis ssHaHh4s auI tan d.
aa .tlME h ans eat
fah5a Neaa Hf h8al6# s8I kaaWasfuf
.aH la ilifa-ls Etals aRe Il lhe musi t.
sfEie ii.a e.as aa #f4l Pgamsteus etar
ss3Etl q ihs aalfia T, aEsu rtsnalg aud
i5r. ,.ait I i -aEs 70 gure I1f#pepaa, heUl.
IT, f#gHlsaF g=tsa4e s
is164laeHe thantH ,lAf.
laHt EtTuR ff8e9 ail##5ja8zaf tie lla1-
s6lf. camp iesaH'efr, ailse-
es-a.zs-..,ss. - irH l.. ihs buluefs leaer
uerNa. pD fhills. I'zas q iHe zi5s. '555l ..Fi y
II 54Hr#tEs3 f=g.5HFhHi45 ~ 3eFff#s5tH 81 Hifit-F
Hg.sff4 8fa. 6o4e nj iatas IA ..e lears. ra5a in
sle bs.na iestr mi que a67fsS as'., Pm n
4f.t Haa aals. a#gl#Hat. tet ifeias. teniale ai-
64tieus= ind Hiostz dIsrasl Generally.
Prepared auly 81 ]. II. Shtti$ CO.
isH.zists Nafe4# tia.
Ssa.l sea G#ssHl8z. rtift i = mil SITS
Fas sale b. CHARLES TATHAN5 il,
l5.e 2f-l#. Nlld.eie@h. llel.
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NiSeEN4s llt-roM ~ HtLswA&g -
w have received 80, of thi- i..rysliug
work The Journal au4 Stat. suan speak
ine Jtthi, numbcr Says;
Il describes tlit capture of New York
aai NV casile ty rac English, aud The
tall ~ tbc Dutch lowcr IN ill., continent
The aecnnt Il IL capture If New York il
lrawn tram original sources. ani il az
cribs particulars urt heretofore mnlc
knnwn n any history. li capture ~ lfnft
t'ass!mif ~ rather \ tA. CnJw New
Casilal iar ljat va- d. uuar M if,e time
Of H. capture, i, miUa. y recorded. Il
contrary II be account &c 'rtr4 ruii !,
Puul nul other Historian, whn sleH,. et
il NJ h.ias pfaeihI4 -urrrna rad IHp
author further r. atfhH- slow that Ii
Mas captured ly storm. an thrao of ILL.,
eafti,an werr killHd null ton wounded
iii. va tha first t.aad -lll il conflict.
between eisiIis#a mon in either q. tlc
States of New N1fl, Wv jersry n bel
a@sfa, 9r rs the history say j" The
northern suburbs II the pretty town II
+NAN 3NltG NsiF lH& iEAt hill hAlA llItE
that was s4iiall III these conflicts llllndiug
iatha numerous clpiare. II ths Delaware
forts - human eare tn eneraachiGe
h.h.aase ha. .iaca Wa,hei il away. anI
d the fort with Was thr safna, anl # lfs
ground on Which i stool MI i se.tige of
il ramaias pll la- hem swallowed MP In
its waters
Tie eaFiare of Nv Amstal the lat
stronghold If tha a4lsk eage the Auala-
Sax - iha continent They Immediately
changed tha namH to Aea Gastla. aul ifat
Il Nv Ame.'eraln 10 NV Narh The
south fNar ileY ehusaa T. Delaware.
\ hrief >.pfeL i4 giarn II u. iliraassa.
the last. mh,t sillan;. tic p,a., rasi1. and
the masi aisFmaei d the ha,eh tiovffn-
5rs Pei,F Aifieh- who was tie sas.
Gescfnnf) the supposed ancestor II nun
ernus esfeetable tamili5 q. Airishs. brings
the first cargo Of slage. imported lram "
RIGA 10 Delaware. Many nth6r nallar@
are related which we haye not the space 10
eHnmefate The wanting information
Of the State aii.lirs should subscribe for
the work
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TmI Pans REVOLUTION. Monday was
A hot day for the Paris commune and its
army ofenthusiasts. About iHy thousand
men, under the revolutionary leapers Der
lrerot, Flourens and Menot,i Gnriballi
marched out of Paris by the porto Neuil-
", ION Versailles but the force was cut
in two'by sudden and terrific fire from
the loyal garrison in Fort Nalerien. Sc
we're engagement followed, and the reyo-
lutionary forces were routed with heavy
loss. Flcurens. who has been foremost
among the reyolulionists, was among the
killed. They Ind counted, it seems, upon
:" fratcrnizing" with the troops in Faler-
ien, aud so they would GO on and fra
ternizo" their way TO Versailles. But
that sort Of thing was played out ut Mont.
martrc, and civil war, with ali its hor-
rors, has at length been inangnra,cd. -
The Versailles government. whose army
now practically invests the city, has the
support Of all the rest of France. Such
being tho case, there can be but little
doubt as 10 the result.
A special dispatch from Versailles states
that tho government troops completely
routed the remnant Of the communists on
Tuesday, taking thousands Of prisoners
and destroying their army.
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The Presidcnt's san Dossingo Message.

The President Thursday transmitted to
the national Legislature the official report
Of the San Domingo commission. accom-
panied by special message The mes.
sage is carefully worded and extremely
conservative IN tone. The President dis
claims any prcdciermna,ion to enlarge
the area Of this government By insulur ac-
QUESTION, and intinatcs that the question
Of the annexation Of San Domingo was in
measure forced upon him BY circum-
stances bcyon his control, to which he
considered that proper want Of attention
would be equivalent to u derelicton Of his
sworn duty as chief executive Of the Union
lie narrates these circumstances, nnd
the steps he felt bound to aud did take in
consequence, which eventually led to the
constitution Of the commission of inycsti.
CATION. whose report he submits TO Con.
grcss. with the suggestion that no action
be taken upon the matter during the pre-
sent session. beyond the printing Of and
general discussion upon the report The
president takes occasion to defend himself
from the charges Of corruption, which.
he alleges. have been brought against Him
in connection with this question, but his
words arc few, aud he contents himself
with referring the truth or falsi,y Of these
charges to the result Of the investigation,
tho report of which he transmits as above
said, aud which, he aflirns, - fully vindi-
Gates the purity Of motive and action Of
those who represented the United States
in the negotiation"
The document is brief tcrse. and, rs
we said before, strictly conservative, more
50 perhaps than so,ac If bis friends, and
even some Of his cueniias msy have de-
sired or hoped for, and probably, more 50
;than the general public expected. The
wisdom Of this policy Oh tie rar; ef The
president remains ~ lc tested Is the e.
aeci X vii have rpon the action Of The
Legislative hcdy 70 wtom the ncsssge is
officially addressed -Pri}ic Rcca.ai
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81 M MONS

I TliESYMiIv,,.S Of Liver
.,,,,,n.g, gtoWpiaint ate uu,asincts
Hlh.ioNN nnA pain in IN side. Some
'im,s lo p1iu y in tic
t.sAar-a=,F nr=--s7>a-ss shoulder, ani I. mistaken
lur hramitlsm. Tie fumaeh q Affected With
JOSS u appsiii anil s!Uaur- haNls III general
@fit@ ntH alternating vifh l5S Thc
t"i 4, trHn. Nsip pain Hnl sl hrtrg s-a-
Ll- .-u. lnrI-.- lN. ~ mti1arr uarpUVNNi,h
\ wih i.intti -tEagtiy ns II
4 ,,n hanH. iet uNduue Aoir-
/ - L Il tAHH ati 4 anEit IL h8ee
flau daHe uittn complain
s@zr=-=- f.aE-s@-f Hg If NraaHess agbi!ily
ani laW .fifiis. s9Mme. m5at d ihe ahate
#Ii#Aae .aiga5 tar ti rHa IA uihef liiHes
1NE# ien If ttfH hal ase sizi seHtraiit the
afeau mat iHteas!, Tim Ar itar Wifh
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The Black S4a Conference has closed
ats sittngs nt London By consent of all
the Governments represented, the treaty
Of 1886 has been modified IL one essential
particular that cr the naturalization Of
the Black Sea. lHsiral of being closed
70 the war ships Of all nations, the conces-
sion demanded hY Russia has b4cu ac-
corded, aud sle Mas now, A. previous T.
the Crimcan war, Keep rs many naval
vessels il those waters aud lnlll M many
naval arseun- on The ttimgan territory
~ she may dccm cXpedicut Similar
concessions are, IF course, made tn Tur-
key: bnt tie latter Power i 10 match, III
this respect therefore, PIT At 4 lisaayan-
!. tagr An effort was, indeed. mrlr, with
homc success, y prevent lgtlir opinion
Rom cri.irizing toe severely liz actiai u
the Conference, Ly continuing The Danube
Commission far twelve wears longer and
by providing for The neutrality of the
works Cioriiiieatina> erected ~ III btr-
dcrs fhc treaty was, alsn, further amtus
iei aud strengthened ly recognizing
~ still valid lhe an'hWty previously pi,-
en- to Turkey q closr the Straits Of the
Barlauelt- anil illa -. harps, erra I'll
times u p.aea a#ainst al ships af var
hut those uf ilitu.ly aud allied Powers
Tie latter. with the consent or 1t ihr
speaial request Il tn Porte, may rtss
aoiL rail-. ani tnler the Black 81,
whenever il shall bc thought necessary tar
chem tp d. - IN order II en.nre tla eNe.
eutipn Of tic stpnlati3n- of the treaty q
lsl6
Those changes, Wills, they relieve Rus
ia from anl aHtfpa, restriction, strngfh.
rn, ut tn same time, ihe defensive r1wtr
of Tnrkc;, !, .ifiushg H. sarp5@ al
the nasnl actts n ufher nations II alliance
with ter II Ill other u poets til trrn,
IL Of 1si6 rtmains in free lhe line IL
the Danube continues ID Le recognized as
neutral territory except as u Turkey Wha
rs n territorial Power, nias srnl er slips
of war inie ihat river.
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ittr tltrnlnuiit ~. i.
ss. q apl i.'.. anil
'iri, tr
tagt tral
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slDsoN's PRICE CURRENT.

TIL alafo prices viii bc paid IN cash Tor pro-
luec delivered IN good order and wc wish 10
sny that " keep constantly on baud a good ns-
sarment oi Groceries aud Provisions which we
viii ,e reasonably for casii, q, tie Corner Of
liraah aid tuArtson Streets, Mntiletoen, pel.
Mar,h 2G--tt Wan. Z. GIBSON.
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End OF THE ANrHgAeiTE eoAE TEef-
nlEs Those bes, informed A. II eprfs-
unt condition III the anthracite coal diff
rn,ies IL Pennsylvania express the heliei
that coal mining viii h. fully resumed BY
The 10th instant The Philadelphia Ladg-
cr says.
i" Though no direct concession will b.
made by either the operators Or miners ON
the points at issue nj the beginning = the
coal suspension, important points it is
known have, by sort Of laet consyn',
been conceded, and will in The future be
recognized BY each. Its understood ihat
the men will resume work saying nothing
in advance as 10 wages, leaving ihit to b.
determined after resumption, which, At the
present price Of coal will ba ut or about
the 50 basis !, il also understood that
having resumed, the miners. and work
men will name six men 10 represent them
and their interests. aul thi opera
tors will name six other men ms their rep.
rescnta,iyes. the twelve to form board
of arbitration, first agreeing upon some one
other person to act as umpire in the deci.
sion OF all questions that the board may
be unable to agree upon, such decisions to
be final, and binding on both interests. !"
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Edward Moore
March lG-y

Er- DEAFNE Ii.lNnNE and Ca
TAsRll treated with the u,inos, success, By J.
fsAAcs VI, ID. mud Professor Of Uisaases of he
Eyc md E1r tAn peciaiIy) in tie Medical Coiicqe
n i3Hddiphig, ~ potrS rypfritnee, formerly OF
leyden, llollani,) No. sos Arch street, nhila
Testimonials can hc seen al his office. The med
ical faculty are invited 10 accompany their pa
tcnts, ~ he hns no secrets IN his practice. Ar
ffciai eyes inserted without pain. No charge
Tor examination. apr l5-ly.
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nai keut County, and State of Delaware, IN
&iTiRblT, l5A dy n trim, 1871,
~ uele,k, T.. ~ tbe following Heal Estate 10
wit: 40 aud singular ihr following Muls AMI
premises, situate in nufk crcck Hundred. krnt
tan"iy. M1feaAia 10 sit Nh tta' tflc, nf land
1rd preni conveyed % lhe said james "
SnrsAhee a. lienrT y Stout nuI Anna. his wife.
lF thtir iuaeatnte h,ariHg datc Herewith. ana II
4@fH- ie stat anls aHd premises which were
conveyed iu thr .ail liourt - Stout ~ na,ii
Diver uul H. dit 4 ls wife ~ iheir ,ndcutpre
dated 'ie twenty sixth 34Y 10 February, In The
Aetf o. uur l.tld one thousand cieli hundred
aud iiiiy--N tie uil bands uul ptrmis.s ire
said e eeu'ain uNl HUNDRED AND THREE
ACRES te ,'ic same IADtc or lt.s together with
at' tnt singular ihe hH.l'iu Improvement &c.
St'a aud taken in execution 81. tie property
Y jam v. SlrMHce. Who hath survived Re-
lrcA t,t NJ, wills 4ui eil, hc soli lpr ctsh
SAHtEh ItAEGAblNE Snd.
SherG oHir tayes pcl.Myb. 3n.ls5l-2w
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SnsEHsIFF"s SALE.

W virtue o. a wri, of Leyari Flcias 10 ,nc IL
rglt1, viii hc exposed 70 rullie sale, q, the l!o-
iel et Charles T. FoxWcl, in The Town of Smyr-
nai keut County, aud State Of Delaware, IN
NirkRn IL t.A IL. !. AnnLt -,
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body and the looseness of his coat combin-
ing 10 deceive Dickinson, the ball had only
broken rib or two and raked the breast
bone. 1t was somewhat painful, bad
locking wound, but neither severe or dan
gerous, and he was able to ride TO the
tavern without much Inconvenience. Upon
approaching the house, he went to one oil
the negro women who was churnlng, and
asked if the butter had come. She said it
was coming. He asked for some butter
milk. While she was getting it for
him. she observed him furtively open
hiscourt and look within. She saw his
shirt was soaked with blood, and stood
gazing in blank horror at the sight, dipper
in hand. He caught her eye and hastily
buttoned up his coat again. She dipped
out a quart measure full OF butter-mllk
and gave it to him. He drank it off at
draught, then went ia and took off his
coat and had his wound carefully exam
.iped and dressed. That done he dispatch
ed one of his retinue to DR.. Catlet, to in
quire respecting the condition of Dickin-
son, and to say that the surgeon attending
himself would be glad to tender his aid to
Mr.. Dickinson's relief. Polite reply was
returned that DIR. Dickinsons case was be-
yond surgery. In the course of the day
Jackson sent bottle of wine to DR.. Cat
let, for the use of his patient.
But there was one qualification that
jackson could not, even in such circum-
stances, grant him. A very old friend of
Jackson's writes to me thus: although
the General had been wounded, he did not
desire it to be known until ne had left the
vicinity, and therefore he had concealed it
first from his friends. His reason for
doing this, as he once stated to me, was
that, as Dickinson considered himself the
best shot in the world, and was certain OF
killing him the first fire, he did not want
him to have the qualification even of know
ing he had hit him."
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prAor on rHE SwoRp. : The President,

PEACE OR THE Sworn. - The President,
ia simple, direct, and unmistakable words,
informs all masked villains, and all wick
cd, organized distarbers Of the peace, that
the resources OF authority and the nations
power will be exhausted, if need be, to re-
press them. This is the right spirit. The
strong arm of the United States should
be outstretched to ward off harm from the
humblest citizen. Therein is the majesty,
the dignity, and the glory of the great,
free Republic best displayed.
The Ku-klux scoundrels may be sure
that the President means exactly what he
says. We trust that they will take warm
ing in season.
Yet we do not like to use the language
of menace Putting it aside, we appeal
to the best citizens in all our Southern
country to unite with the authorities to
check violence, quiet agitation, and secure
all rights to all men. This result is above
the political advancement Of any man or
of sny party. Why can we not work to-
gether in this matter for. the common
good :?
If we cannot, then the stern mandate
of law must be enforced by the military
power Of the nation. There must be
order, freedom, and safety in the land.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL


Will contain faithful resume of the News of the
Week from all parts of the world; full and accurate
reports of the Richmond and Baltimore Markets
well digested Editorials upon all the current matters
of int rest, Political, Financial, Commercial, Agri
cultural and general topics; selections from the
leading Journals of the country, local and State
news &c. This paper will maintain the principles
of The National Republican Party, and strenucusly
advocate all measures to advance the public good.
Believing POPULAR EDUCATION to be the great
want of our State and Country, we shall give large
space to its advocacy. We shall devote large por-
ton of our columns to the subjects of Agricultural
Horticultural aud Mining interests, giving interest
ing articles these subjects from ablo contributors
Remittances should be made by money orders OF
registered lotters, and addressed to
EDWARD DANIELS,
Editor and Manager State Journal, Richmond.
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READ the interesting letters Of Sire
neaus" from the South, which appear
weekly in the New York Observer, pub
lished at 81 Park Row, New York city.
Sample copies sent free. Terms So per
annum in advance. The "Otserver Year
Book" is sent free to every subscriber.
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The Orleans princes have hard time
of it. During the war between France
and Germany they were distrusted and
prescribed. and now they are under the
ban Of M. Theirs, having, it is said, been
ordered to leave Versailles.
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CANDIDATES Foa oFFICE.

ITO MY FELLow-CITIzENs OF CHESTER.
IL FIELD COUNTY-Having heretofore been
honored by your confidence by being elected to the
offices of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND COUNTY
COURT of this couaty, which 1 hold, and an
election to fill those offices having been ordered by
the Judge to be hold in May next, again offer my
self as candidate, and while believe have faith
fully aud impertiaJy DISCHARGED my duties, call
with confidence upon you for support.
Respectfully,
ap 15-Th&S3w NATHAN Fl. COGBILL.
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;Ex-GovERNoR JOHN WooD, of Illinois,
has added his name to the bright list Of
American philanthropists. He has just
donated property valued at half mil
lion dollars to found female seminary, to
be located at Quincy.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.



JENKINS a PoPHAM
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
a oFFICE-Eo. / MARSHALL BUILDING,
CoRxER TENrn AND BANK STREETS, RICHMOND, Va,
Will tpractice In the Courts OF the State and th
United States, and before the Court OF Claims and
Departments at Washington. Special attention Civ
en- TO cases arising under the Revenue and Bank
ruptcy laws Of the United States. NH 1b-d&wu
Congress having recently passed bill providing
for the appointment OF COMMISSION for the ex-
animation and adjustment Of the claims OF LOYAL
CITIZENS of the South, for stores or supplies taken
furnished during the rebellion for the use of the
army including the and loss of vessels and boats
while employed in the military service Of the United
States, and there being many claims Of this descrp'
tion which should have prompt attention, we re.
spectfuy offer services in the prosecution OF
the same before the Commission, the most liberal
terms according to the amount involved and the
character of the claim. For full particulars address
JENKINS & P0PHAM,
Attorneys at Law, Richmond, Va.
We refer by permission to Jno. B. Davis, Presden
Planters National Bank and Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company, Richmond; Davenport q Co.,
Stock Brokers and General Agents, do; Lancaster
Co., Bankers, do; Hon. H. K Elyson, ex-Msyor, do;
@. X. Bingham, President First National Bank,
Lynchburg; Hon. J. r. Lewis, U. s. Senator, Wash
ington d. O.; Hon. JAS II. Platt, do. Hon. Charles
II. Porter, do; Hon. W. II. H. Stowell do.
ap1-d&wtf
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EIGHT MEN DRowNED.--A life.boat be-
longing to Fort Niagara got adrift during
the gale yesterday, and boat, manned by
six soldiers and Lieutenants L. G. Ashbury
and j. c. Morris, started in pursuit, but
their boat was capsized and all were lost.
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