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The HISTORIC $1,000.

TopEEA Kan, Oct. 10.-A suit In garnshmcnt
was brought somo days ago in tho District Court
here against tho State Treasurer by the creditors
Of ex-senator Pomcroy to recover tho historic
$1,000 which figured in the last KanHaB Senator
ial election. Tho Treasurer Alcd hiB answer to-
day, declaring that tho money IL not in his pos
session, he having returned it to tho Lieutenant
Governor, from whom lle originally received it..
Personal suits have boon brought against the
Treasurer and Lieutenant Governor.
, 1873-10-11

PArt of Chicago.

ARRIVED. ..,,....... Oct, 10.
schr Q. L. johnson, Muskeyon, lumber.
Hchr ". Dali, Mnskegon, lumber.
HchE 9. ]. lsotder, MuvkeRnn, lumber.
scllr l. II. Davis, MnBiegon, sllllrles.
Prop Mohawk, nutfa!o, lumber.
6chr Adriat1c, MuEkegoll, lumber.
aehr Vim. Jones, Maakogon, lumber,
hchr 0amo Cock, MuskcEon, lumber.
6chr Kat!a Lyons, MuAAGgolt, lumber.
Hphr lIcllen ulUod, Muskegoi, lumber.
sehr !, 9, Mosa, huskegon, lumber.
helr y: @. Andrews, Muskegon, lnlubss.
8chr Magnolia, Mnskegon, lumber.
Hmr Alpena, Muskeyon, bunlrtes.
Hchr Ella Ellonwooi, White Lake. lumber.
Achr Persia Whs Lake, lumber,
Htlr II. D. Moore, saugatuek, sabs.
HcAr Trl.Qol0r. Holland, stubs,
, 1873-10-11
BUSINESS or Ia SALLE, ILL,

Special INspalth 70 Tho Chicago Tribune,
LAsAL1E, ILL.,, Oct 10.-As MI evidence Of tue
business prospects OF LaSallo, it IL proper to
mention that tho amount Of freight shipped
from this city by tho Chlcago, Isock 1aland { Pa
ctio Railroad. during tho panic month Of Bop
tombor, Notwithstanding tho suspension Of the
IaHallo Qlasu Works, was largely in oxcesB Of
that Of tho corresponding month Of last year.
, 1873-10-11
ARMY or THE TENNESSEE.

TOLEDO O., Oct 10.-1t has been stated BY
the l'rcHn report that, owing to tho e1pectea
presence In Washington Oh the 18th OF tho
Evangelical Alliance, President Grant would not
DO ablo 10 atsoud tue meAting Of tho SoeiptY of
, 1873-10-11

contracts aro common with many railroads In
Illinois.
Tho argument In the caac Is postponed until
next wook. Meanwhile, 1t III tho subject Of In
tereBt throughout Tho entire contral part Of tho
State. Thoro is ffeoling horc, how corroot VIC
ltlow not that heforo tic le9at prohing IL dono
, 1873-10-11

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10.--The earnings Of tho
Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railroad for the month Of
September woro 81 ,t93.209, against 58l1. .9G1 for
tho same north in 1872. being IN increase Of
1861, ,24S. Tho earnings since jan. last
amount to sG.ll4.012, against 81 7o0, ,1G9 for tho
Eame time in 1872. boing an incrcaso OF $1,017,-
8jH.
, 1873-10-11
INDIANAPOLIS INDUSTRY.

Special Dispateh 10 The chicaoo Tribune.
1sDIANAPoL1s, Ind, Oct. 1o.-The Capital City
Iron Works Company have increased thoir CAPT.
tal Btock to $50, QUO, and Ioorganlxod by clootng
Y. Butsch, James Dickson, F. 7. Hush, I. Goep-
por,. =. Ritzingor, Samuel Maka. aud N. H.
buckle Directors,
, 1873-10-11

Spfeial Dispdtth 70 Tho Chicago TF7bnne.
DAynSronT, H., Oct. II. In the District
Court ol this county to-day, IN tho caso Of Au-
ton Walters VI. The Chicago, lloc!s Island t. p"-
ciiac Railroad Company, the suit being for
$4,000 damages for tho killing Of child, tho
jury brought IN verdict for Walters for ID, 600
damages.
, 1873-10-11

OMAHA, Oct. 1O.-In the case Of the Union
Paciiic Railroad Company vs., Merrick County,
IN tho United States Circuit Court, an iuJunc-
ticn has been issued onjoining Merrick County
from Issuing the 100000 bonds which we're yot-
cd in favor Of tho Midland Pacific.
, 1873-10-11

Special Dispatch 10 The Chtcaao Tribune.
BLooM1NnroN, ILL.,, Oct. 10.-Tho Board Of
Railroal Commissioners woro III sosaion hero
to-day bearing ovidcnco from prominent buhi-
nesa mon upon tho freight and passenger ratca
charged by railronds hero under tho now law.
No serious grievance IL roportoa.
Gov. DoveridBe arrived this afternoon.
, 1873-10-11

Burnctt's C0cOnino for the Hair.
No other compound possesses tho peculiar properties
which GxQctly suit tho various CONDITIONS OF tho human
hair.
II sottens tho hair when harsh and dsY.
It hunthea tho frrltated scalp.
1t aifosds tho richest lustre,
It remains lauEcst in effect.
i rroFepts tho haIr from falling of,
It promotes ita honlthy, vigorous growth.
II IL not greasy or sticky.
1t 1gay1s no t]!NagreeabIe odDr,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
, 1873-10-11

Theme pills composed exclusively of vegetable IT.
gradients. and athough they entitoly aerae1o tho
at directly uron the liver and sre valuable remedy in
stAte Of that yar Complaint, Hl!lous Disorders
Indigestion Sick I!oadacho. Typhoid Feyoss, iu., no.,
all succumb to tho fron OF Hc,entks Mandrake Pills.
For sAla hy all druggists md dealers.
, 1873-10-11

branching at Dubuque to Chicago, and from Chicago
y nav ofdas soy own out m * ns and
ms q r ' s ETos1 fSetps Se s
aeG M 70 o holders oi So
BALANCE Of tho stock by which the nos will 10 turned
over 10 tho Wessorn Onion Company a. IN early day.
Whom our new building the corner Ut boy street
and broadway Ia completed It a rroposcd to connect
E4chaugss and other Important brunch oalccs In tho
city It s niso eontomp'aed 10 lay aoM
es in The lowSr part o. o s,y VIII o ro ySw Gf
tho present mode OF construction.
BFgAnNst purLEx TE1E7RApH.
Tho purchase OF tho patents for thu United Batca
md canada Of lila most important and valuable Of nli
iho improvements which hAye been made Enco tho
@ ppna a "9s ps, yeaf sa
hayo largely Increased tic number Of duplex instru
ents and apparatus BY neah oa wie mesRagcs cal
wro at tho sa,na time We have now in operation over
loo sets, and il to intonton to ayo I'll our rrlnci
M ill., s.9f sa ne aSa eq'th o wv so W. %
now operating moro than 100000 miles Of wlrc
an nF % e1sa hs a
duple1 apparatus Ia capablo OF doubling tile capacity
Of thcso wlrca at comparatively small cost.
GOLD AMI RTnoK TELEGRAPH OoNrANY.
Tic Western Uuion Company owns 47,7i0 shares Of
tho pnr veluo Of $2s per staro Of tho stock Of the
a' u ess Teesn To ooa 1
Company transmits isa reports over Tho Western
Onion lines, mud during to lmst year paid ns n tolls
THE ooMrANzs FACTORY.
III January Inst the faclory i'll hew-Chirch street
WA paid for tho land and building. The factory ts
eapabo Of sup'ng all he apparaas M reqrea
doubled when required. -
!nE sEw ", BUILDING,
On on tic then mortgage @ q Tic real estate at le
corner Of broadway md Dey atscc.e,
amoMne TO- y
, 1873-10-11

Total ..,.,,.,,,,,,..,$l ,$l3, ,284 ,08G.2l
Lenyiug all e1eess sol................. $3a9, 655b2
which o1rcAs IL applicable on account Of sinking
fluid appropriations nut yet used for redemption of
, 1873-12-01
Loose Again--1zore Murtlera Commits
ted by EoOr AO.

From tbs E1 Paso {7<z.) stnttns1 Not. ID.
The Stanton Indians nre loose all over this
country, and aro followed sharply by four COM
Molten, and Stanton. Capt. Wells and hiB oom-
pany loft here tliroo days ago on the trail OF
fro1u three to four hundred Indians who were
making for tho Sand Ellis, Oh tho other side OF
the pecos. They have loft us alono 30 far, but
We expect TO hear from them up tho river. On
their way from tho reservation they killed four
scttIe7s at Seven Riyors AL the roat Of tho Hot-
tiers are on tho war-pnth. Every day there arc
partiaa Of thom with ausall dotachlnouta Of Aol-
diera, at our camp. This country can mover DO
settled up whilo this utato OF things lasta.
'tUnc1e Sam should oisher koop them nnarmod
on tho reservations and try TO ciyilizo tllom, or
else wage war Of determination against them.
, 1873-12-01

Tho "wills" man of tho Illustrated london
Ne.os says that lnliea hayo not the opportunity
of controlling thcir husbands in regard to their
remazryiug, - ho doen not remember q single
restraint on her husband marrying again but
lie knows OF case to tho contrary. Mrs. Van
Haurigh by hor will, proved in Decombor. 1868,
leaveB all hor proporty-.w which appears to have
on tie back OF her will is memorandum stating
TINT she wishes hor clothes to bo aold to pay her
funeral o1ponses, which ara to bo as small aa
possible; and after commanding, her husband to
tho care Of hor mother, abe adds: lit IL also
my earnest wish that my darling husband should
marry ere long nice, pretty girl who is good
housewife, and, above Ill, to DO careful that sho
is o good temper"
, 1873-12-01
PERSONALS.

THE CITY,
j. A. Henry, Of Joliet, is at the Palmer.
". D. Dwight, of Detroit, is at the Palmer.
G. g. Fanohcr, Of Now York, is at the Palmer,
". D. Hicox, Of Syracuse, Is st tho Grand Pa
oifc.
James II. Smith, U. 8. A., ls at tho Grand Pa
cilc.
Tho Hon. Jamea Putnam Of lows, is ut tho
Palmer,
R.H. Foster, Of Hartford, Conn, ia at the
Hherman.
Ben r. Gable, Of Rock Island, is at the
Grand Pacific.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow, Of Ponnsylvania, IL
ut tho Palmer,
Jonathan Sherman, Jr,, OF Washington. is ss
tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. William ..shophcrd, Of Jereoyyillo,
H., Is At the Palmer.
8. Il. Norton, Captain Second United States
Cavalry, is at the Sherman.
T. N. Bentley, OF the Winona Il Ut. Peter
Railroad Ia at the Sherman.
@. g. Angus, ]. E. Glenn, and J. A. Angus, q.
8. A., are registered at tho Grand Pacific.
A. W, nIandoville, Hudson, N. T.; O. B. HnyneH,
Peoria @. Oakford Klett, Philadelphia and 4,
II. Cathcart. st. Paul. arc registered at the
Palmer.
Thomas Noill, peorin; Thomas i. Chaplin,
Uhcopeo. ILL.,; g. 8. Roberts. Philadelphia and
E. W, Parsons, Hartford, Conn.,, aro Registered
at tho Sherman.
g. @. Dicsr, Boston; Samuel Debow, New York;
Albert Pearoe New York; O.. Bailey, Whfto
Cloud Kan.; and Z. ". Wlggins, Cincinnati, are
registered at the Grand Pacific.
IN GENERAL.
Smoking on IN empty stomach Was what Killed
Robert Wright IN London Eeoontly.
Norman Wiedman, ofSeymour, Ind, "snioided"
with arsenic because Lis wife wanted divorce.
Queen Victoria, while on = recent visit to
q rroBbyterian church.
II. GuAtayo Dore has begun to illustrate shal<H-
poare frat choosing for iliH pencil Midsummer
Nights Dream and Macbeth"
Tho Rev. Mr.. D'Orsay, a Methodist Clergyman
OF Branfotd Conn.,, is frcscoiug his church with
biz own hands, aud doing 1t wcll.
A woll-known London firm Of picture dealors
has ofiere1 900 for tllo artistic oontonB OF
tho lato Sir Edwin Landacor's studio.
o. D. pIummor, Of Bangor Mo-, givea public
pn.!co that any poraou who Bl,al heroAfter eithor
rive or sell to hun any OF those Ati1nnlauts which
ieykroY aolf-oontrol and arouao that most uu-
eoyo1n liable OF passions, tho appetite for atrong
drink, will bo prosecuted to tbs full extont Of
tho laws.
: Mr, Arab and hts companion, Mr, Clayton, llko
.ne spieg OF old, havo sent lIome, anys tile Lon-
don Times but u sorry account Of tile Irnmlseu
Ln,,d. "Ho little docs tic fact correspond with
their expectations that they are now directing
lair aKorta to tha tavanaration af Canada itsolf.
, 1873-12-01

rclinqush his claims. At Washington, Angar-
lea osrncatty roqaestod him not to SO to 0aba
triok to got hold Of him and impriaon him. IIo
was arrested on tho arrival Of tho steamer City
Of Now York In uaynna recently, with Home
sixty others, Bome Of whom woro III the htoamor
and othors alroady Ia Havana. Prof. DolIo Is in
prison on tho charge Of conspiracy agafuat tho
Spanish Government and lliB friends entertain
fears that false wftnoaBoa will bo trumpcl up
against him, and TINT tho Spanleras will treat
him IS they did tho YirginiuH Captain.
, 1873-12-01

United Staten Attorney Lime tolls tho follow
lng in relation to his e1porionco in ono OF the
Iowa courts: IA case iu which ho lad hoen ro-
tanned camo on for trial aeeonu time, having
been through the judicial mill onco aud rodook:
among tho quostions propounded to eaeh 'tales-
man WAS this: 'Woro you q juror in this case
before, 0, do you know anything about. it2'
Each 1ann OF tho twelve auswered no, and tho
co-oounaol suggested that ono Of the jurora
lad certainly baou similarly engaged In tho first
trial. Mr. l,aue chilled mp the suspectod ma,l
md inquired ii 10 know anything Of tho caao.
mo, sir was tho prompt reply. But wore
auorioi , i tic Attorney. rho juror responded j.
well, now that you speak Of It, bolieyo was
on that jury. but didn't pay enough attention
to the caao to know auytAing sbout it,
, 1873-12-01
E1ur 8utA t,K Twins

n Mira, Sally Taylor. III Wosttown Township, ia
tito granluiotherr Of eight twin granlchildron,
wlieh fact nc regard aa remarkable. These fur
aota OF twins arc divided among hor children IA
followns Elizabeth Wilia,na, wife Of Gideon
Wlams n nlEla%t tslt IoT,nh n,i y tug thp pfoa so"
ond boys; Jane, wife OF Washington YoarAloy.
roaidiug In WoHttown Township, haa ono hpt Of
spanking boya, md tho othor ind Inst pair "a
hoy aud gill boloug to mud baslt iu tho happy
Hmllos OF hlru Ataullan TAylos, OF tha huroual. !"
, 1873-12-01
Tllo Arrest 0f n Former E1nrynrl Pr0-
fcAsOr i'll AQitYtklIu.


The reported arrest OF Prof. Oancia Dollo, OK
psnressor of Hpanish III Harvard College. Oam-
'hr!dgo, is conitrmod by lottors from Havana. I
mot today hts former pupil, who was with him
III 13oaton, j. G. Angaiica who Hays TINT Prof.
Spanish. authortloA in relation to his property,
which had beon HolnnHtrated, promaing TO ro-
stvro It Oh the payusut Of 4 certain Buul. ho to
, 1873-12-01

momboru into othor tribes, willie In roallty hr-
mano punishment, will l'o ostcelned ny them rs
tho severest ponalty TINT could l,avo beun in
1iotod, and tonl by tB example to tletor hostile
Indiana In future from aoriouB md ilagrant i'll
Rrrrhstfnno
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
% THE BUILDINGS
tstA Consis; ofa
FRAME DWELLING,

quite commodous Kitchen, new shed S,ahling,
Granary, Meat House, new, also new Carriage
House, Garden palcd aud Yard well fenced The
farm can easily he divided int two farms. There
are also TWO TENANT HOUSES on the farm
The land adioins the property OF Mr., j. W Ed
wards and others Mr. Charles Jewell, the ten
ant will show the premises 10 any who may call
10 examine them.
THE TERMS or SALE ARE :-Onc-four'h
cash on the day Of sale, and the balance in three
equal insinlments, in one, two aud three years
from the frs, day Of January next, with nteres,
from tina, time, to be secured by Bond and Mort
gage on the estate with assignment OF policy oi
insurance on the buildings, the proceeds Of which
in case Of fire 10 be appropriated 10 rebuilding
SARAH T.. SKlRvEN Widow, J
JAMES W. SkiRvEN,
WM T. ToMLlNSoN
(And wife, Sarah f. Tonlinson, formerly =
Sarah T.. Skirycn
MAY 81, is73-u.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

THE steamer "TRrMPETER . being now In
!. complete order will resume her Trims ON Sal.
urdas, the Isl OF March. 1919. leaving Pier No.
!. Light street wharf, Baltimore every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. u, io} A. ~, arriving
u G"orrciown ni tr.a Returning VIII have
.eorre'o" The alternate days nj 8 4. NJ. arriv-
Ncek, Barnards Britcrton. Turner . trek ), az.
sids,s, Shalleross, and fr.derickiown, going
and returning. e's
We sincerely trust that the ri, ndly relation.
hitherto existing ,riwecn the sIcnwcr Trnn,,s.
Ter, her Patrons, aud the public generally, n,sy
hf'er grow lees AR The reipe,uaiion OF which
VIC will ever be found striving our very beat.
mari-iy wN. CrNDlrF, Caes.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
REMOVA \ T..
!, 4. NJ. Me- EE. slidaieto,vu

mrs. a. n. NICK EE. N1lddlelOsyn
Having removed from the old stand opposite
the Peninsular Machine Works. TO Ave doors cast
Of Broad, on Main Street, would announce TO the
public that she has just received from The city a
OF the latest styles. Thankful for past patronage
she respectfally solicits the favor Of . call.
apr :6-3ms
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
LIGH GHTNING RODS

+ wonld respectfully extend m invitation to all
j in need . lightning Rods To give me call
as am prepared TO furnish aud put mp At short
noiie- II superior article vi pure COPPER ROD
OF any length required wi,hon, any join,ing. II
can he seen ~ my stove store In Middiciown, Del.
e4s- Old rods durably repaired.
apr ss-'f J. b. ROBERTS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
Registers Order.
REGISTER S OFFICE,

HEblS Eh = ptfl'bf
New Casil. County, April l4th, 1873.
Upon the application Of Lei,ia l.. Green, Ex-
ecutrix Of Victor Green, late Of 81 Georges Hun
drcd in said county, deceased It is ordered aud
directed by the Register that the Exccu,rix aforc-
said give notice Of the granting Of Letters Tcsa-
neniary upon the Estate of the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof, by cansing adycr-
i.semens to be posted, within forty days from
the date Of such letters in SIX Of the mos, public
places Of the Couuty of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate TO
presen, the same. or abide an Act uf Assembly
In such case made aud provided aud also cause
the same 10 te inscr'.l within the same period.
in the MIpDLETowS ra.sscairr, y newspaper pub
lished IN Miileunu and to be continued there
In two months.
-, Given under the hand and seal of OF
/. $ h.e Of ,he Register aforesaid at Nss
49, Castle, ia New Casie County aforesaid,
the day aud YEAR above written.
D. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


New Castle County, April ilth, 1879.
Upon the application OF William Polk, Admin
isiraior Of Richard g. Hayes, late Of 81. Georges
Hundred in said county, deceased !, is ordered
and directed by the Register tina, the Admins
traitor Aforesaid give notice Of the granting OF
Letters of Administrations upon the Estate Of the
deceased. with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements 10 be posted, within forty
days from the date of such letters, in six OF the
mos, public places Of the County Of New Castle
requiring all persons having demands agans, the
Estate to present the same, or abide an Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided !;
and also cause the srme TO be inserted, within
the same period, in the MipDLErows TRAsscRrr.
a newspaper published in Niddls,own, aud TO be
continued therein tao months.
-, Given under the hand and seal of OF
II. 3. fce Of the Register aforesaid, at New
t--' Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
the iar and year above written.
d. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate
OF tho deceased mssi present the same duly at
tested To the Administrator on or before April
ilth, 1874, or a5idr the Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided. WILLIAM Pol.k,
AppREss-odcssa, Del. AEninisirHor.
apr l9-2m
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14

y
" ofthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which j. due To merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and ii is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR TO its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silkcn.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. Ii removes all eruptions
and dandrufl, aud, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. By its '.ae, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness. it restores tho capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DREssISG ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair q splendid, glossy
appearance. a. \. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer OF Massachusetts, says,
1.-The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality
and I consider it the Best PRErA-
RATION for its intended purposes
So.i b. all Druegitit. and D,aiers in .u.d.eino.
prico Ono Dollar.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
MUSIC.

MUSIC for patadcs, excursions, pe-ncs, &c,
vi either Brass or String will he furnished ly
the DIAMOND STATE CURNET BAND Of Mia
dletown. -J- Terms moderate.
". II. JOHNSON,
may 3l-3m. Business Manager
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons ha,isg claims against the Estate
NJ the deceased must Fteseni the same, duly at
tested, to The ESeeurix on or before April ll,h,
1874. or abide the Act Of Assembly Ia such case
made and provided. LETlTlA l.. GREEN,
Apowrss- iddle,own, Del. LJ.ru'T.r.
apr l9-an
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
600 PEAR TREES

in excellent condition about two years old.
The location Is one Of the fines, in the county,
aud as u site for Dwelling is probably unsur-
passed. The banks high and command a
beautiful view of the Bay and Of the Hartford
shore, and the country surrounding The premi-
-es Is healthy, and the ncigt Nothood one of the
best In the county. The Far Is under excellent
fencing, and considerable quantity Of Cord
Wood nigh, I've sold. independent Of the fence
timber left for improvement. The farm is Ovid
cd into seven fields. aud two lots.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
Xeaister's 0rdsrs.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

kE0lSrER'S OFFICE,
New Castle County, April 2sth, 1879.
TIPON the application Of SAMUEL. SEGARS,
" Admiuissrsfor Of PETER VIEW, late
Of 81. Georges Huudred IN said county, deceased;
Il b ordered and directed By the Register tina,
shs Admin a'ssrasor Aforesaid, give notice OF the
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate Of the deceased, with the date Of gran'iag
thereof, BY causing advertisements 10 be posisi d,
within forty days from the date OF such Letters
In six Of ihs most public places Of the County Of
New Castle rcquirius all persons having demands
against 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
"a within the same period in the Nddleios'n
Transcripf, . newspaper published in M,ddle,own
and TO be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle
Coasiy aforesaid, the day and year above writ
wn. B. GIBBS, Register.
NoTlCE.-Ail persons having claims against
the Estate ~ the deceased must present the same
duly aiissted to the Administrator on or before
April 2sth, 1874, or abide an Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
SAMUEL SEGARS, Administrator.
may i7-?m ApDaSss-Msponough, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-14
NEW HOTEL
At Townsend Delaware.
TOWNSEND HOUSE.

nPEN June LIST. 1879, will accommodate the
~ travelling public and permanent bosrders
at very reasonable rates. The bar will at all
times be aocked with choice wines, liquors, To-
hWcco and SeRars. Fine avstars In seasoD.
Hoping BY strict attention TO business to merit a
liberal, share of the public patronage generally.
JAMES g. TOWNSEND
June sly. Proprietor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-11
Accidental Poisoning Results in
Death

Last Tuesday week q young man nam
cd Thompon met his death suddenly and
in a rather strange manner Being in
the employ of Mr.. Jack BarhAm, who
lives about three miles from Toon's Sta
ton, in this county, he and enc of Mr.
Barh6m's sons were out in field blowing
Late in the evening young Tbompson's
pillow threw to the surface what ne sup
posed to be ANGELICA roots. He picked
mp some of the roots and began chewing
them, at the same time giving a portion
to young Barham, who did not like their
taste, and thus pres erved his life as the
sequal will show. Night coming on, they
went to the house, put up the stock, ate
supper, and Thompson lit his pipe. In
a few moments be complained of feeling
sick, perspiration began to Aow freely,
and Mrs. Barham, becoming alarmed at
his condition, blew the horn for assist
ance, but before any of the neighbors ar
rived, having been seized with TT
Thompson died in the greatest agony.
lie Is represented 60 US as having Deen
an industrious young man, and was a
son Of Clip Thompson, n anne familiar
to most of our citizens.
Yoang Barhana, although he chewed
but little of the roots, was also quite sick
during the night and following day, bat
has fully recovered his health.
So certain was young Thompson that
he was chewing nothing but q harmless
root he offered it to the younger
children in the family, but they declined
to partake of il owing to its peculiar and
unpleasant taste.
A poison so deadly and so easily mis-
taken for a common and often used speci
fc should be known at once. The ques-
ton with US is what can it be Viii
any one answer