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Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

TnE PorAro DISEASE. The Mark
Lane Express says The p,,a,o disease il,
spreading rapidly. and estimates that
England must import IL 900 900 quarters
Of whea, this year.
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The sum Of &l,2O0 was raised in St,
Louis. on Monday. for the benefit Of the
Shreveport (La. } sufferers during the
present yellow fever csmpsign.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Judgment Bonds Notes aad other Legal Blanks
can be had on application =, the TaAsscnirr o.
fee.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

A WALL SrREEr CKAsm-Exc,r.xsSr
At rnR NKw YoKx Srocx ExcmAsos.-
The New York money market closed the
p.ss week ~ j. began, with . sensation
The stoppags Of tho New York Ware
house and Security Company wss ths
opening trouble aud the suspension oi
Kenyon. Cox 4 Co.. gold aud stock bro
kers, Of which Daniel Drew 10 q partner,
on Saturday. closed the catalogue Of ex-
ci,emen's. which included also the culmi.
nation Of the gold speculation. sharp riss
in foreign exchanges. grea, depression in
stocks. and then = marked recovery.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

business Cards, Letter and Bill iIeads are
printed At the TRASscR,rr Once ~ neatly and
cheaply ~ can be done else where.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

For the celebrated Hamilton Seed and Phos-
phae Drill al manufacturers prices, call on
FOARD 4 COMEGYS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

VIM. p. jerks has been nominated b.
the reform convention .. Philadelphia 70
city treasurer in place Of Joshua l.. Halo
we'll. who died since his nomination 70
that office.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Tmx NATHAN MuRpsR. New
York papers state that Irving, tho man
now in Jail at San Francisco, who accuses
himself Of completely in the Nathan mur-
der, has been indicted BY the grand jury.
aud the extradition papers are being pre-
pared for bringing him to New York.
Whether be be guilty Of participation in
that mysterious affair or not. il will b. =
good thing to get him where be can BE-
conveniently aud thoroughly examined.
II he is only lying for the sake Of carry
ing out his own purposes then be will
have got himsclf into bad boz. for there
are dossu or more indictments for bur-
glnry awaiting him--euoueh to give hin,
an extended term in the State prissn.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

While q comPosi,or on tho Montreal
Witness was setting up an advertisement, !,
for Lost canary. the bird asw in a. the
office window. which shows the value OF
advertising"
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

One day recently, it 10 said. the whes,
cars which arrived in Chicago would have
made q continuous train over twelve miles
long.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

The great banking house Of Jay Cooke
X Co. has suspended. Their liabilities
are not yet known. Great excitemen, pre-.
vailed 10 6nancisl circles when the an.
nouncemcuv Of their Inability to meet their
payments vas made.
In New York financial panic snsued
and operators in gold and stocks became
very nervous. The 6rms Of Richard Shell
4 Co.. and Robinson & Suydam suspend.
ed. and dispatch from Philadslphia an.
nounced the suspension Of Z. W. CLARK &
Co. Then came the news Of the closing
Of the Washington house Of Jay Cooke 4
CO., and the suspension Of the First Na.
tionsl Bank Of thst city. At las. reports
other failures we're looked for.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

For the Hagsrs,own Grain and Phosphate
Diill, call on FoARD / COMEGiS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

For the best -four and feed at low prices cal
on FOARD / CONEGYS.
For the celebrated Monitor and Lykeas Valley
Coal y, low prizes, eall on
fOARD 4 CoMEGYs.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
Business locals.

For the bes, -four and feed at low prices, cali
on foARD CONEGYS.
For the celebrated Monitor and Lykess Valley
FOARD / coMEGYs.
Judrmsn, Bonds Notes sad other Legal Blanks
can be bad on application at the TaAsscsirr o.
fee.
For the celebrated Hamilton Se~d and Phos-
pha,e Drill al manufacturers prices, call on
FOARD 4 COMEGyS.
Labels for hooks. packages, boxes. &c, print
ed on fine gummed paper, can be had At the eifies
Of the TgASscairr.
For wm. ". Belrs superior Drain Tie ~ man.
uf~cturcr's prices, call on fuARD CuMEGYS.
business Cards, Letter and Bill ileads are
printed At the TRASscR,rr Once ~ neatly and
chsaply ~ can be done elsewhere.
Fer The Has'r''o"n Grain and Phosphate
Diill, call on fOARD COMEGYS.
For all kinds Of job printing 70 to the TsAs-
scsirr one.
Ne. ! Maekersl, sii 90 per barrel.
s. II. REYNOLDS
Porceiain-'inel Kettles, Frui, Jars and Cans,
Jelly Tu'nhlrrs with nad wrhou, covers At
S.M. REYNOLDS.
Black Teas, SOC, Coo, ',e, and 81 per Ponsd.
S. N. REi NOLpS.
Within the whole range Of tonic and Alternative
mcdicin~s known. none is ,nii led to more con-
sdsraiion than The Peruvian 81 rup. In ali ca
scs Of en- fcehlci or dcbil,red constitution II 10
| the very remedy needed. The most positive
proof o! this bs adduced.
One hundred dor sofi finish white Spool Cot
,oa for tho Sewing Machine, IS csn,s per dos S
cents per spool, al s u. REYNOLDS.
Pure Fresh Congress Water,
Direct from Saratoga Springs, Tor sale by s
NJ. KLl lNULpS.
Gents Dog-skin Driving Gloves.
s. ". REYNOLDS.
The Lolita Bns'le. hest in the market; Hoop
s. ii. REYNOLDS.
New 10, Of Hambu z Edgings and Inssr,ings,
Victoria Lawns, &c, very low pries.
s. n. REYNOLDS.
T. A. McCLELLAND'S
A tion II Dom 81.
Boy yonr Furniture, Mattresses, &c, Of T. A.
| McCirliand, 1919 Chestnut Stree. la ntsoms
| New fnrnih e for Paror- led Rooms and BIZ
| ming Rooms, RI Auction sales every Monday
| aud Thursday, anf sold nj Private Sales Al Anc-
| tion Prices. All Lools warranted. Furniture
| carefully Packed and Shipped.
| 8. ". Reynolds stock Of Ladies, Misses, and
Children's hutton and lace lrs,ing, nsd Kid shoes
| Is now complete. having added to our already
,arge stock three hundred pair, direct frsu ,hs
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

For all kinds Of job printing 70 to the TsAx-
scRIPr ONE.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Porceiain-'inel Kettles. Frui, Jars and Cans,
Jelly Tu'nhlrrs with nAd wiihou, covers, At
>. ". REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Ne. ! Maekersl, sn 90 per barrel.
s. II. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Black Teas, soc, Coo, ,3e, and 81 per Pcnrd.
s. ". REi NOLpS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
TAe Doesv NE.

A basket Of prime qaincss, standing ia front
Of The store Of one Of our me chants, few dsys
ago, attracted The at,eation Of soms young msu
whose place ef business 10 Ia an uppsr story oi
looking fruit (which they supposed wsse sPplssl
tor sosss tins. they u length bit upon dsvici
fos securing soma sf Il: They tied ksise 10 Z
long striag and dropped IT, point downward,
lnss the haskell Of ''Apples," but bslbss thslr d.
sign could b carried out, one Of the mesohaats
osslag through their little game, cut the strial
thoes abess ''sead down aaothss."
nssai, Des't - ashias sos '.aSs,ss'' In sslsc'
baskets 10 day.efme,
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support him, and he was Obliged 10 engage In
teaching 10 galh . livelihood.
Mr Wilson fesigned In $780, and Rev. NicAo.
July let, 1850, 10 Nosember 49, 1850, during
which tI@s ggseat revival occurred asd 81 mem
bers were I'd q 10 the church.
VI. Pattefsen was succseded BY Rev. David
Ely, who was 10 tusn succssded BY Rev. Warren
O. yonee Who was Installed pastor oa New. 10,
ls?o. He rssigned on the ISth u Augssl 1895,
vas lsssatled on iks 3isl Of October following
On The 53d Of Nay, 1859, NJ. Usows rsslgned,
and Rev. George foots was installed pastor on
the 18th Of November. same year. Mr. Foo,s
was succeeded By Rev. I. W. X. Handy hs Ia
turn by xr. Mcclure; he by Rev. n. J. Gaylord,
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
T. A. McCLELLAND'S
A uction Room n

Boy yonr Furniture, Mattresses, &c, Of T. A.
McCirliand, 1919 Chestnut Stree. Handsome
New fnrnin ,e for Parlor- led Rooms and pi-
ming Rooms, II Auction sales every Monday
and Thursday, anf sold nj Private Sales ~ Anc-
ton Prices. All Loo.ls warranted. Furniture
carefully Packed and Shipped.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

The spot on which Old Drawyer's Church
stands was first chosen as site for \ house Of
worship on the 10th Of May, IN. Among the
trustees TO whom the land was decided appear the
names Of Hans Hanson and Andrew Peterson,
names familiar to the people Of this vicinity
The first regular pastor WAS Rev. John Wilson,
who preached 10 the people Of this section a. ear
ly as lT0s but At that time they had no stated
house Of worship, though Il 10 though, that the
Rev. Nathaniel Taylo gathered the congrsgatisn
10 100, A. the records show ,hst the Taylor fan.
iiy were settled in the vicinity Of Drswyer's -
far back ~ 1883.
Mr.. Wilson's labors were divided betveen
Drawers, New Castle and White Clay Creek.
lie was one Of the original members Of the frst
Presbytrry organised in the United StAtes. lie
died In i7i2.
Tho second paaapr was Rev. Robert Weber
spoon, Who was Ordained In i7iA. Among the
first elders Of the church appears the nAmc oi
Elias Naudin who was member Of the ist Phil.
sdslphia Synod II i,s formation In III. The
next who preached 10 this people was Rev. Mr.
Youag, but whether he was pastor or not We
have no means Of knowing.
The fourth was Rev. Henry Heck, who was To-
stalled in l131, died i1<i.
Rev. John Dick vas ordained pastor Of Draw
yes's and New Castle In i746. Ne died Ia l14s,
and Vas succsedsd, In 1888, by Rev. Hector A.
lison, who remained uasil 1883. During th,
nsxt Ten years there vas % regular pastor. Ia
l1gs Rss. Thomas Read who at The time vas I
teacher in Newark Acadsmy, began 10 preach 4
this congregation ~ . stated supply. II l1s(
The degree Of D. D. was conferred % hin end ht
removed 10 Wilmington. Rev. John Burios
commenced his lsborS II Drawers Ia 1904 u
stated suPply Aad continued uaiil is33. he wai
succeeded BY Rsv. Joseph Wilson. The church
after the removal Of Dr.. Read, had become vssl
greatly reducsd, % much % that u cosld not d
Bird a ss@eient salary 70 support xf. Wilson Y
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

s. ". Reynolds' stock Of Ladies' Misses. and
Children's hutton and lace lrs,ing, Nsd hid shess
Is now complete. having added to our already
.arge stock three hundred pair, direct from The
'facisry. Ladies, call and examine them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

New 10, OF Hambu Z Edgings and Inssrtings,
Victoria Lawns, kc., -. very low price,.
8. n. REN SULDS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-26

CONE OUT OF TUE JAWS OF DRATH
Throw off that despondens spirit, crush
that feeling of despair, be cheerful, hap
py and we'll. Take Simmons Liver Re-
gulRtor-it is no humbng, its virtues can
be proved. by hundreds right here at
home. Examine the certificates. It has
cured the worst cases OF dropsy, dyspep-
sia and prevents chilIs, fever, eto.
A26t3G1
HOMICIDE. the 26th of February
last, on the Air Line Railroad, Eno
Brown stabbed Alex. Parker. Parker
has since died. The jury OF inquest re-.
turned TINT Parker died from tho effects
OF the injury inflicted by Brown. Brown
has been arrested and com mmitted to iaiI,
Keo,oee Courier.
The following gentlemen were elected
on the 14th instant, an Intendunt and
Wardens OF Prosperity, for the ensuing
year: Intendant-U. Is. Whites. Ward.
ens-J. NJ. Wheeler, E. +. Cromer. J.
l.. Counts, L.. 8. Bowers.
$3.50, 900 SUBsoR1BRDi-It will be prati.
tying to the friends OF the Marrow Gaupe
Railroad. projected between Chester and
Lenoir, N. e., pia. Yorkville, to learn
that not less than $3.50, 600 have already
been subscribed in aid of the enterprise.
DEAD.-The colored man, Tillman
Duncan, who mot with the misfortune to
Iose bis leg in the storm at Mr.. Sinclair's
miii, Lancaster County, on the 1st inst,
died on Tuesday morning OF last week.
FIRE. The kitchen OF Mr.. J. F. John.
son, OF Lancaster, together with con.
siderable amount OF bacon. was destroyed
by fro on the lat of April. It is said to
have been tho work of an incendiary.
CoMM1ssIoNED.- I. @. Clinton,
oolored, has been duly commissioned as
the Treasurer OF Lancaster County. His
b md OF SIC, 900 wes duly approved by The
Board of County Commissioners
Miss Meta Wilcox and Mr.. J. L. Daw
son, OF Anderson, died this week.
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ALLEGED GonaUrnos or YfknHA Con-
'A1ssloNRns. ~ report .Hayink hbpeared
in New Ydrk pab1r thAt eJS missions
had been purchase d TO tbe Wdnnh Expo-
sition for from So. 900 TO IS '65o! I Wssb-
ington correspondentof OF the New York
Tribune called on Secretary Fish to
ascertain whether antt6ine of the kind
had come to the knowledge OF the de-
Ipartment. He was iihformed by Mr..
Fish that despatch had lBeen received
from Minister Jay, that certain persons
bad appeared at Vienna ann nouncing their
intention, TO: estabiiSh,. restaurants
baz aars oe baothss and niaimi special
privileges by virtue pf their purchssp.
The matter s@as smmadikseiy examined
into, and Che inquiry aresuited in the
hling OF written chafges 81 thb State DE-.
partment against lbhel OF the com mis-.
sioners. The comhfasioher who was
thus accused OF corrn pt practices WIS at
once suspended, althohgli he had already
tailed. One other hhh IKns been sus-
pected, but the evidehchagainst him was
not strong enough to tShtfdnt Immediate
nction. itft,iDi
In ordor to sift the thing to the bot
tom, Secretary, Fish hhs appointed Mi
mister Jay and Mr.. Thomas McEIrath a
commission of investigation, with power
to peremptorily suspend any member of
tho commission who may be found
gnllty OF corrupt practice, the power of
removal resting with the President
They have also been directed to INQUIRE
into the reports in regard to the pur-
chase of commissions, and Secretary
Fish declared emphaticaIly that should
It DO discovered that even General Van
Buren, himself was guilty, he would be
d!sgraced and at once dismisssd. It is
understood that the persons suspected
OF blackmailing are two OF the thirteen
who were appointed on the the recon-
mendation of Gen. Van Bnren as his
special assistants.
The correspondent adds that well.au.
thenticated reports are in circulation
outside Of the State Department, that
some OF the complimentary Commission.
ers secured their appointments ia order
to represent certain American manufac.
turing interests in Vienna, and that they
are receiving large salaries :ron. Anc.i,
can companies. It is eaid that Aue of
the sewing machine companies has a
complimentary Government Commits.
sioner IN its employ, and one of the gun
companies another. Statements sub.
stimulating these reports are to be filed
at The State Department within day or
two.
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AK A0H1E HngE9,;3 d3sEGYt3FEH5.;I,YIA.sa: EY

(Atk8 sBuksiia. ~ 16is 1eekt S6H;3c the
following LETTER :jEou Hhonasid Warren,
Union Q2u9ty. AIkenaas, to j. ~ Court
dat9d fdTSds3s sfS: a'ss.s9tT ata
I will tell you Of . horrible murder
that took plsce not ffaS frbH, vh6fo +
live. It happened about q. .3onth AGO.
There were four neEroes conosrned in n.
a married lady went to: neiehborG
house to stay several days. She was NOT
vel! when she left home; ana her Husband
told her that he would take care 'oi TIA
chlidren until she came back; but when
she got to where che was going, thsre
was no one at home but hired men, and
she started back. Size had not gone far.
before negro man stopped her h6fsa
took her off the horse, hitchsd Is nEte;Ea
OF che road; and told her 10 tsFa tha nsiS
before him, and drove and. 1pns6ad HnH
pulled her eight miles into bottom. and
tied her to tree aid 1avished her, He
Kept her there threA days and nights tied
to the tree. The second day, while therS.
she had child in the woods BIZ heraalf
She WAS gone from home three daya he.
fore her husband went after her" Ha
vent over to the house wilereifeh6 hId
started to go, and when he found ahe n.
not there, started home and .found thn
horse. tied where the negro had lett e 1hree
days before. He took He horse hord ! ana
ooiisosed some .asu together. and oonn-
menoed hunting for Her, and next tday
they saw two little negroes, who told them
.nat they had seen A. neEf6 tie DAY be.
iore driving q white women befotS lin.
lhey scattered 9A Ito: huht ioI them, ,'snd
sGS gS,ya q tSs tStose ,!aat tie nsgFea gent by
her with stick 'an,f thsh ieH Seta .tHft KSt
they went on after hin: but GOT of5 h;.
track. The negrs astopped pf q honsa
vas anybody EantfnR fos Sa IIs @ ,m;ssE9g n5 sssss
lady. They told him yes, and aa ha cns
PIP 90 start they caught him ana sMifSd
BACK with him. and pet one. Of He man
IN pursuit They made him tell where
the woman was. H4- said The Had fil!aa
her. They then made him lake :tbnH, N
where she was. he said they were n
sight OF her the day. h6fosH when tha
woman faintedD nnd, he1 asidi ana haS
tainted three or four times WHilhf keT
and she begged him to tufn!t her lona,'
ana ne wo4la noh.d They took the nerro
to her husband and asked him What tisv
must do with him He told chem e.
burn him. The men who, had him we're
Oil negroes. They built :tpo log heaps-
ana put him In the middle! They; wefee
twenty four hodrs burnlbg hfiu. They
cut his toes off and made him sVaIlo1
them, and then ont atripa. of his skin Cd
bis body and ?mads him brQjl sheul oh
:he coaia and eat thsn6, aud they would
toll him in;tbscoalsiaud takS kitn ont.
and talk to; him and iput him badk, and
a. aat'they boilt . large Ere, pnt hifd 6n
%1oR q y, ana les him bdfn &. .aahess..::
saipg 20 do with ittall l.negrosiy i The
other three negroes that were killed Eera
snos dead on the spot. They knew
VII, ~nefe ltee Yonuep wss ,p4d zxoult nuA
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Auct131a @aIea,,.
"a Dfsirabss Real E1tats.
=. :. EY THOMAS 'sTRRH :

.oncr Tor saik, Il Court Hon sAs sonareD II
,saa.n6s. asss1e,to win e. e:issb.s vsfhin
SIDE stds OF sun1.sr ,strsess bsi wsea. LnSn1ef I'D
Upper atr eetsS bound ded by GeofSe . bfunss ot,!
the south; on the North, by estate Of Maiohc:
the the &si 3 r Sfas3
dtgo Atrdst; Esss, BY .GNsf stttes5 Wis! -
Lincoln sareet. ~ Is .Lots, banhdeds oit N66fi&
SSIph.eoo ssreass nss., By Rlehatdson itfest;
stnsek .'CoudItfops ansds fnowh 81 6IvIoS4hS
sale! X purahasars to PAY ~sr rapets; us 81 {!
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hats, hats, hats, hats!
OF THE VERY LATEST Styles.
r. G. SILVER s. co.

Three Choice Pieces Of Land for Sale.
FlfrY. eixty and eixty.three acres, one
H. third i'll woods on each tract; admirably
eoii with olAy foundation. The largest tract
has mill site, with water power enough to
grind and gin. Tho above property 10 Just
one mile from town, on the Winnsboro road.
For particulars, apply 70
April ~ sEIBELS EZkLL.
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The only excuse O man has for not
reading g the newspaper Is that he can't
1ead at all.
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Typographical gp{gu, NO. 81 Is's'
hsls g. EssiSiss y ts yeten -lIl BE-
EVENING. at O'Clock. Members viii con,e
prepared TO rsnevthsir wQekiHn csfde.
90 - % u. MEMsYN,
april 20 Secretary and Treasurer.
Cottage for Sale or Rent,
o. ON Lumber street, between Marion
&iiH and Sumter streets. Apply to
j. W. SMITH,
ApIiliae = :yn see9aPrlF s8dt::T
FOR MAY! FESTIVE MAY!!
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ri I'o'p'S I0"; exports coastwise Al; sales
Nonro1K. April 25.-Co,.on-pet re-
celpts 1853 bales; exports coastwise g.:
sales zoo; stock $3.50; weekly net re-.
oeipts r23.76lSsSports ooastwise 6.533;
MACON. April 25:,oo..on-weekly re-
ceipts 223 bales; shipmants> S42; stock,
1872. 3.5l8; 1873, 7,7l7.s sg,
,.4si CITY ~! RS,S, ss1 ,pa April
MoNTaoMsa7. ALA, April as. Cotton
om.SWeek,y o.S e.aJ rsoeipts eap s4l bales shipments
AuaUsTA. April 25. Cotton-receipts
!9o bales; sales 419; stock IL, 1854; week.
y receipts 942; shipments lab; taken
by mills lit; sales 2.1l5.
MoDME, April k25.-Cotton-net re-
ceipte 300 bales; exports coastwise 33l;
sales 700; stock 33.977; weekly net re-!
ceipss o,49l; gross 6,493; exports to
$500 ~
New ORLEANS. April 25.-Cotton-net
receipts l'159 bales; gross 2.204; exports
TO Great Britain 2.7l3; continent 494;
ooastwise 4l8; sales to-day 1000; last
evening 3.700; stock 1853. .875; weekly net
receipts IS, 600; gross 20.5Ul; exports 10
dseat Britain 22.5l7; continent 10,743;
coast"ise 2.37l; sales 26, 600.
SAVANNAH, April 25.-Ootton-net re-.
ceipts 608 bales; exports to the continent /
4.65z; coastwise 1859; sales $40; stock
o4,oSS; weekly net receipts 34, ,035; e1-
ports to Great Britain 5000; continent
4,632; coastwise 3, ,l30; sales J, ,4S3.
SELMA. April weekly re-.
ceipts 338 bales; shipments 394; stock
2,8l8.
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MISSES AND r0H1LpREN,S
Serge & Kid Caters,
Bal1norals * Slippers.

ELEGANT Line 'FoR LA,plJgs,;.
I'm Serge, Kid and Kid
Foxed Caters, Balmo-
rails, Slippers and Ties.
Dents, Boys and
Youths Boots, CATERS,
Slippers, Ties, SO.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08

There was considerable excitement and
dcspondc ucy of feeling created in the Nrw
York Guanrial circles on "Wednesday by
the announcement that paper end"rsrd by
the grca, Pennsylvania railroad king. Col
Tom Sco,,. had gone 10 protest II was
,housht hy mnuy that this would some
what damage the credit Of the Penn. X
II. Co. but the announcement is cnndien,'
ly made that the Company had nothing
whs,evrr ,n do with the protested paper
and that /. no, at all affected or injured in
the least. Thosc who profrs. IL knnw sny
that the semi annual dividend Of tn.
oo~pauy will hr rnid in December.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
.i.~aiaizsis For SASSAFRAS RIVER

rI'iiE steamer "TgruPETEg being now in
! co,nrl-ir order. y M RESUME her trips ON Sat
urdn, the Is, Of March lsI3 leaving Pier No
;. Light street wharf Baltimore every Tncsd,v,
Thursday aud saturday NJ 10! A. ", arriving
20 Georgetown nj ! =. ". Returning viii leave
,;rorpt'uwn the alternate days ut y 4. NJ, arriv
ing IN baltimore nj ar w., touching nj Burh
N-'k, Bnrnards. I,eltrrion, Turner Greek, ,'ns-
sdays. Slmllcross, and frcdctickiown, going
and reforming
We sincerely trust that The friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumpe-
ter her patrons. and the public generally, may
never grow less inr the pcrpciua'ion of which
We will ever bc found STRIVING nur very hest.
mar l-ly WM CtNDlff, Capt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08

Rgv. SruAar KoBiSsoN's NiSptcATioN =
DR. Stuart R,bins"n. Of l.oui.villr. Ky.
ha. recovered S25 900 damages against
the Chicag. Pns, for publishing tha, he
advocated the propaea,inn Of ysllow f'.ver
through the North during the late war By
means of infected elc,hing. The Judgment.
however. con,ained tho stipulation that he
remit the entire amount. less 1854. the
receipt of which IN open court WAS therein
also ackunw ledged.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
FOR r ENT.
NOTICE

Il hereby given that Certificate Of Stock No J.
tor len shares Of the capital stock Of the Citizens
National Bank OF Middic,own, bel, issued Dec
Tih. 1860, 10 Curtis Cordray, has been LOST.
and that application will he made for nrw one
T. " LbCHWOOD,
Oct e5-H Aa-'r ef Csrsis Cerdtsy, fse's
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
10 the Public.

sI.ilE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the ci'-
l iEens of Middlcioan aud vicini- -
!, that he Is prepared with excellent X.
iIorses Wagons and Carts 10 do All AsS
kinds of hauling at moderate rates Proprieiors
o' hotels aud huusrkccpcrs will lind IL TO ihrir
advantage 10 give him call. Coal and lumber
hauled ut shortest notice Orders for baggage
or other parcels lefi nj the Post Office, vii. re-
ccive prompt attention.
n B.-'s Loads Of good building Sand for sale.
Jan. t--ly. Wu. W. WILSON.