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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

ENLGIN, United States, New York. Waltham, and in
IL fact all American Watches, sold at manufacturers
list price, for cash. at r. TALC0TTS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04
MiSoeIlane0us.

In addition to articles named above, keep va
,ety of fancy articles and knickkaaaks unnecessary 10
mention which may be seen in nay showcases
Engraving done on Siverware, Rings, &c,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

IEWELRY, Watches, Spectacles, &c, repaired in a
e manner that cd,fao be equaled in this city, at
r. TALCOTTS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

Ely Stones of the finest quality; also Society Badges
IN Pins and Charms of all descriptions, cheap for cash
at r. TALC0TTS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

NONSENSE! The idea that anybody sell goods
In cheaper than being sold at the old and
liable store of r. TALC0TTS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

MRS SMITH, where did you get that beautiful of
ANk Jewelry? Why where every gets their Jew
eiry who wish fine goods at reasonable price; got
1t at r. TALC0TTS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

A RE you not foolish to strain your eyes much in
IA trying to read this when two dollars will purchase
pair of Lazarus Morris Spectacles? The best in the
world, at r. TALCOTT'S,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

EARNESTLY endeavoring to meet the wants of the
IL public, immense assortment of goods has just
been received at II. TALCOTTS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

TIME clever" the young man y used with which to
i move the world of those fine American
Levers purchased r. TALGOTTS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

KTNEACHERS of Music supplied with Sheet Music, In
Il struction Books, &c, at publishers prices The
largest stock Of New Music in the county aways be
found at r. TALC0TrS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

LII the latest and best styles of Jewery constantly
"A on hand; Also the finest selection of Watches in
the county, at T. TALCOTTS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

ID ANSACK the world and you will fail to find
III place where you can buy so cheap, get such fine
work done and in all respects be fairly dealt with
you can by calling upon X. TALC0TT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

no you wish your Watch repaired by a irst-class
IL workman? Take 1t at once to II. TALc0TT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

w HILE other dealers cling to prices, and en-
w deavor to sell their goods at rates which We're
fashionable six years ago Watches, Clocks Jewelry &c.
sold at the lowest possible rates by II. TALCOTT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

r EONTINE Opera, Matinee, Nilsson, Guard and Vest
i 4 Chains in Gold, Silver, Gold Plated Rubber, Horn
and Shell, always to be found at r. TALC0TTS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

r ORD the King the ancient prayer of de-
Il vout Monarchiss Preserve from high prices is
the-to us-more acceptable petition of II. TALCOTT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

INyERYTHING in the line of Shirt Studs, Sleeve But
IL tons Finger Rings, Gents Pins &c, be bought
cheaper than at any other store in the State, at
r. TALCOTTS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

A GENCY for the sale of the celebrated "Burdett
IA Organ (the Champion Of the World at
II. TALC0TTS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

yINE air full of rumors aud the popular belief
Is that the best place in the country to buy Watches
and Jewelry at the old and thoroughly established
Enlistment of r. TALC0TT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04

ID ARE bargains in Watches of every description can
H be had by calling r. TALGOTT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PUBLIC SALE,

g5y.s(>' fAo sih-cubrr Will -cll at publil n,
VI ~ on the farm VI u. Cook, in Il 80
-h54i-- Mn Creek HID, near ". %. Creek fXn
Church, NV Castle county, Del, On MONDAY
March ., 1876, at IL O'Clock, M the following ,lrsrr
ed prr"nal Property. 10 wit Ten horses n,j cnIts
No. l. BAY mare Fash years Old perfectly stuui
AMI gentle IN all kinds of harnt ~, and good riyeT
- - uHirN nine years old, sound and gentle Ia
mare, ' E'u' 'a'ih
No. l. Brown mare Julia i2 Years old. ,ounJ and
gentle, and COED work mare. " " %"
,Nu'-' Sutri colt Frank. coming 3 Years old lsr,,
SIZE ant fine style party broken -s'
No 4. Bay mare Polly q year, old sound o,,I
and a good roadster. ' 'O'''''' s'"'i''
- :. tiN COTS Larry, coming. year. old lime size
sired by Young Morgan. ' IRIS -S'
N'h' ZION gay Dolls Walden coming t,,b v.ars
~ hld IL are yearlng colts of nnnJ 81 lob
Twenty ike hrad oi cattle aluuug ill.,, ~ -,
Aoh' "l Hsrh' mcdium size, good workers, IN NIL
upM' WIN calves 10y their side others staiupIny
Niolgh hrti Aldcrnry bull, coming three WEARS enic,
AuHHllG calves, one Of which Is Il thori,iUh Lrri
,"Ill null "i large SIZE; also Durham heller ralf
AhMINt lMfIEMENTS.-l uool t>,a bors.
arm wagon, iron axle uN cart &c, mnttnlyn -
t,hs'' ne" nNt snlhinrri Iron harvester Mower ann
hcNp'l '"ihlil'tl; one spring tooth rake TnnJ la,
.,EEii"hi l"hI rI"s' par twin harrOws twp rraii,
shrllef forks, Ial,t,, "hpVcl4 hoes oubln AZ, iu,
uc'- H"ml : l. wagon harness. / srt of ,Im'I,. ~
'',t' Hi'Nf> Htt al single do sells NAV L,tnnss
t9ilttr, hlldlr', POTATOES iy the hu.lrl 49, '''''''
Ehh AN sums "a SOB and under cash. nm nil
sumo "Ntl iiia amount credit nt mine mnnihs III
he gNch hN purchaser giving n hank aII' u, y ~
uitlur cash. va LET cent
~ .,.,. RICHARD 7. APPLEBY.
- ~ 9u'ihHih " Sun, AuCtioHccrs. fell n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell al public sale at the farm
OF trIah Drake, in Mil Creek Hundred on the roal
leading from Ru,rlille Factory. to Milford Gross
Roads, ahuut Y miles from Newark on Thursday,
the 9Th day al February, ISIS. 1T 10 O'Clock a. m
all his stock ami farming utensils without reserve
of Mezcpra colts rising fur years Old well match
ed, partly broken and warranted SOUND ten :
lr<asSP good cows, som with calves hN their IN
Eff sides, others will soon he in profit; G0N
4--9 hclicr coming three wears Old two wear old
heiirrs, yearlIng calves.
FARMING ITENSlI.S.-Onr good farm wnpon
Tor TWO or three HORSES. Unb Germantown carriaye
blows, cutiyators, twin harrow, roller moving
MACHINE Kirby patient; wheat drill, Pennocks corr
htllcr AZ good as new, grain fan, steel tooth horse
rake hay fork, double and single trees forks rukes
shoNtls, noes, spades &c acts wagon harness. two
SETS lead Fairness set carriage harness collars br-
dies, lines, bnhalo robe, anal horse blanket, lead
chain, breast chains, chains, cross cut saw
broad axe, hand axe, maui aud wedges crow bar
grind stone briar scythe moving scythe grain era.
die, hay knife, wheel barrow, y bushel uId Z neck
measures, piece ol shifting, with cOue pullies
Household and Kitchen Notwithstanding of
tables, chairs, seltcc, basteads looking glass nar-
Tor stove, setting loom stove, hrd room stove win
dow shades, &c. ~ ~
DAIRY FINrl RES,--C hurm. butter tub. lat of
milk pans cream Kettle buckets barrels benches.
pork by The pOnll vinegar by the gallon, and ere
many articles M melOned.
CONDITIONS OF SALE All sums under s95
cash. on all sums over SIS and under $50 "A credit OF
slk months, and all sums of $50 and upward a credit
OF ten months will he given by the urcha s,r ving
u paid when due If moi paid when due interest from
date. '
A, Cannon, AuctiOncer. rel 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
J. n. WALTER,
ONCE NO.3, Exchange BUILDING,
Market Street. Corner seventh,
D FFERS THE ron LOU'I n

o FF ERS THE FO Low " G.
REAL ESTATE For SALE
"A VERY vALt Arlr DAIRY and fruit farm near Clay
mont 'Oi acres, aargc double mansion, good ten
ant hous, large stone barn wagon carriage tool A nd
spring houses, shed 10 feet long stublnp for =.
80 head oi cattle. land In tine condition, recent .H
Is had 1000 buShrl lime Put on H. Fruit or EiH
chards. and berry patches.
NEW runLH STONY BTIrK uorSE, los West street
GEiSr MIL NNn fAEN, u miles from this CITY,
The mil has tn custom al the nrishhorh0od and
rents we'll.
TWO STONY HEIck HOUSE, Pine St, above Eighth
CnulCL Farm III BIahdywmc Hundred four miles
from this cltN, x, acres III iiist rate condition. Spleen
did buildings. Whole farm will be sold for the cost OF
the buildings. Win exchange for II good city house,
SIX HANDSOME BRICK noUSL- Lombard It , ne ar
Tenth, two stories and MalisaId roof. Finely built
with mudrrn improcrmrmts and have front yards
Price moderate.
FARM 30 ACRES near FELTON,, will exchange OH
very easy teiIa> tor city property.
SIX Coon FRAME llursES, blocks irom Sd street
bridge.
vALrApLE DuuprSo Lor,, Washington street,
above Fourth.
FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE, ~ West street. Term,
cy easy.
FRUIT FARM. near Brdgcvne, 2U7 acres. Peach
orchard Just about bearing Peach, grape and apple
nurseries. VIII exchange Tor city property
A LARGE ANp WELL BUILT FRAME HORSE with
u lot II by 10 for only SS25. Al investment that will
pay II per cent.
FINE PEACm FARM, near Harrington, 40 acres.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES, Gl2 and Gil Wash
ingtOn street
FARM NEAR DovER--Peach orchard, timber. fine
meadow, etc. etc. very cheap and only 10th cash
FIVE HUNDRED FARMS! Central gency for PEN
insuln land.
Real Estate managed, anil collections promptly
paid over.
from this office unless knotgn to be correct
Business transacted In Wilmington for parties re-
siding elsewhere. Coed reference and security
prompt attention. and charges moderate
Office open in the oscrin! from to \ clock.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

N. The subscriber having rented
TflA his iarn, will sell at public sale on Az
AhTHCHSDAY the sixth day ofSLN4H
SIqifh 1873, Mt II O'Clock, op tie read lead U
ing NON Testers Corner TO Newark, immediately on
Delaware kailroad, tlIe ollowingleseTibed property
VIZ: -Four good work horses kind and gerfic warl
any ahriri two colts years old in June four eow,
~'nr tlrri, ioni young cattle, bull coming three
Year! Old good sock farm wagon In gond orJar
one market dearborn, horse cart and harness n,
,""i order one steel tooth horse rake nearly new ?
lleakfndSrn l'lows, two corn plows, Babcock pillow
one grind stone, wagon harness, plough gears col,
lars BRIDES and lines, Van Wickle fam corn shelter
slay aud bells, ox-yoke, OK chains, three ladders /
very Dng; two grain cradles in good order one cant
hook several hives OF bees; crow bar patent bea M
nav ht ton blades by bundle oats by bushel sew
grain bugs, ohe fine shoat pig pickle pork AMI hams
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-All sums over twenty
1--WE dollars, credit OF eight months will be given 6y
purchaser giving abankabls note with approved on,
duIser ~"
SAMUEL W. STEWART.
VIM u ia'A' Aucuoheer 1ebl3
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PVJKI.IC SALE.

The undersigned intending To decline tanning wil
sell at public sale, on the farm ct Robert \ tnng ;
estate, IN white Clay Greek, lluudred, ON the road
leading from Cnristiaila to tuochs bridge, onr NH,
below Christiuna, on "Wednesday, March ith. iS,'
the following personal property, Ia Wit. hrcr hcad
OF good road or farm horses, colt rising two year
old, head Of superior milcl COWS, with calves ~
their sides; the others will r prnit two veal
old, home raised he iitrs, four yearmg calves. bulls
| one year home raised AldcImry bun coming three
years old one yoke hUme raised oxen; ! years Ol,
partly broken.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,-GrIm mar
kct dearborn | good farm wagon, | sleigh, Littl,
Giant, Reaper and Mower combined, with self rak,
attachment; two horse roller, steel tooth rake on
grain drill, (Brckturd X lIOiEians patcnt,) Will
phosphate attachment, two horse roller cumplrt,
hay rigging, cutting box PrnnUcks corn shelter
ind stone, one llUckcndurn plow one Moore pillow
.dree eultvators two pairs OF twin harrows, dpub,
and single trees, scytlc and cradle, briar scythcs
ing scl tiles, cant hook, hoes spades, shUvrl' nt
forks, cross cut saw, post do. Carpenters broad ave
lot OF carpenters tools, set uf carriage harness.
sets OF wagon gears atts ui lead gears plnw gear.
Btidler, Collars. lialters, Pair Double Lines
pair single lines, y huShrl. = peek measure, on,
complete light IL UOl ladder harrow, CHAINS, hrci
chains, carriage jack and wagon zach. lot of .tnti
bags, many other articles too tdjbus 10 nrlI, ~
acres Oi wheat in the ground.
Sale 10 commence mt II O'Clock, a, ~
TERMS.-Al sums uf 80 aud undo r. cash, On al
sums over that amount credit VI eight months b'
purchaser giving II bankablr note with approved en-
dorscr and interest from daN OF sale.
WM. SILLITOE.
VIM. y IunL Am
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

lite recent rams taustu fIe,Lrl Ia tue
Mpnon- .AcI lileI Monday. Al : . clurk IN the
mn,Hng thHty canal bouts and halges inuulrd
at NnlI5lichi street 6rd.e, Pittsbula, were
sN"p iuHn by the current, and several lives
w'lr iost Two men who attempted 10 save
themselves Iy JuIi.ting On steamers were seen
u ,Ill 'I" the liver ati sink. Two tow boals,
~ addition To the balses, Here cut down. The
ho"d Increased i'll violence during the day, and
pf""d the se'erest experienced il the river.
II MS iumond that II or IL men " gs drown
ed, but only Two Were known to have persisted.
Al Mche'spoit, Joseph King was knocked of /.
barsr and drowned, The loss by the sinking OF
the Ia" boats is rsiiIisa ted al $4,000. A mum
her Il t"al boats and barges and lot ot lumber,
all .'iued AZ $4,000, were sw.A away at Eliza
bellI.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

ON n,s arm nd .ac"i ~ to ,', |ait iEs2F
sIlnnihg, viii sell At Public SHE w "A
-u<5ssasa hi fam nrai S.wnrk ic",' - 49,
oItr hh'"'"'l, on Iucsrav, March mn ls,3 nj ~
mrnt, ~ a. ,i, ms entire stock and farming i'm Ne
| 40, NrlllG bay mare, Prince Albert stbcl, ,,,,l,
| Ho'2' Jennie ~Hrcl mare with ioa niho vc,r,
or Goi' LaI, M.sg black mare wild, fos ood farm
| NJ, Barney, bay horse, good farm horss ,I,ro.
| No. o, colt SIX months obi Moscow and p tiroo 4,
ntI Stock No colt Is months Old sired h. ia ~
oeh3l,'d trotttr yoke of large Western "r
quick aud g7ud Workers FIRST class rn,s "a, yer!
will calvc IN March, 2 in Anrl . In S,,p htHl,
tutiheA nun Is months old Every Hnc ChrttSr ANY
b,ihShiit ,hoats months OLD ~ 'Ni "Au
| FARM lMPl EMENTS Two hnrsa no,yor ,,r..,,
,t Smlhrl ami brt an in complete order. Ii,riSr
~ ~, ""n lrluhe TO be sci hut Is inches 10 t,ra.
az lhNt a. ono man can feed; one marker tIchr
ittn,ilo" carriage nearly new, one pjjc Ind ,ni
s.,"h ', hi wagon, hay rigging, Ok Gait
lianes' paienll Mower and Reapcr GWDDon,MHuhhs
t5mi "th sell Fake all in good order; iside o r.
i"lhA' wheel horse rake nearly new ""t, i oncic
wheel harrow, grain cradles . laJlrrs 'nthtr,
ntains, lalr iwm hanowa, j nratly utM, a., >
~ filE'e carriage harness, 1T vi dunhic ois
harness sci of Wagon harrs, ali cnmuintn e"aidse
iMs. IA" SCI, :" o" gears, two pair ii double
" ,.'" sr1M War post sraies, forks sho,es hoes
t"m11s' mhti"ch,, ricks, corn CATERS piind.tnna'
uo'"ie ana slhgie trees lot OF short chains Inv l ~
plttc order. ~ "'' /" COM
HOUSEHOLD FuRNIruRE -uue v,,n ,, ...,
lnll, mahogany hook r"st, "i OF useful ip"ks n,
stNlhg MACHINE IN good order \ ,-. sea, ,h'ini Va
tTh'lls h.H 'M ''th r,"hl lnoi.ipg gias. talI,t
tuh shHN" I".' aud llf1 by III. ruunJ nnrs TV}
ftr, Vinegar ht The gpllOn riim hn,qh.nb Nh oai-
- lm' Hnir, amt u rcat m.nN Hrth,aS nor ,n,httS
, TERMS M ''ln,> 81 >,.u and ind = rns an ,..
tlat amount credit "fEiN hlnntls wf H., VNI
purchaser ing laiahr will apnr, s, ,T hy
with interest from date "il''N'h ehiOiHtE
o,s Sss POSITIVE and c"mmrEea precisely at eleven
Nv Siilnm y Son, Au,ii o',sri i'aNDLEE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

n Ihr subscriber Intending to decline -.
9zN farming III sail at pubic sale, on the <&yN
ZSatar Uf Col. McCombs, near Clay
NOM in Brand wine lid, New Castle County Della
slrr, gu WEDNESDAY, Maron 18th, 1873, at ten
'c'urk, a. M the following stock oil horses cows
htfmlig implements, Nc which will be sold without
n'Srrlr -Four horses all OF which ure good farm OF
lad horses ala colt two years DID, sired by Joseph
hu'l'ilr's horse, Ben frankn DR., 81 good milk
dw> several OF which will have calves by their side
"A, daS ni sale, bull two years old.
FARMING lMPLEMENrS.-Two good farm WA
s3s milk wagon, sleigh and bells all of which are
II good order ohe two horse POWER and thrasler In
good order good mowers and reapers combined, 1
HL'il drli corn shelter, one steel tooth horse rake
tlcgiaIi fodder cutter tor hand horse, ono Van
vAchlc tal one double roller nearly new, plougls,
Grrl"s, rultiraiUrs, spades, shovels; forks raKes
m'wing .cttlrS aud grain cradles non WISE double
AMI single trees, set double carriage harness. 2 set
single harness. two set stage harness, plough years
can gears, collars, brides, haiters; Sc; one rEinj
-tuIe Miih friction rOilcIa, Wheebarrsx. ~. .. ,
DAIRY FISICRES-Sucha s milk churus huo n
ct, &c lot Ut chickens. ..
lot 81 household and kitchen furniture
lERAlS All sums Of s51 and under cash: a sum,
ava that amount credit Vi inoi,tis will be given
by DE purchaser giving bankable note with aDiroy
ed ddorseI, with Interest from DAY vi sale
NAkCEfLUS PRICE
T. W ouiham = san. Auctioneers. Il feb 20
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
Tho Poets Dream.


pldst ,lou ever dream OF fairy latd,
Whsne,t. sk a.wss cis ~ a'ss .''s Dstsk'sf was
g1 y. 'pisin:
ntds, Tho .. ~ dream Of d sunny shore,
Wnsre d,e voice Of sorrow Is heard no
moIse
WHARF TN ,io.s,rs that blossom meath that
genial 81.
NysrfAdt la their beauty, nor wither or
die, slUI- 4E
oh such is the land OF the poets
dreams "
Didst thou ever roau Ia the greenwood's
shade, .
Where The light streams flow through its
green arcades?
Where the quivering leaf OF each forest tree
Was singing a faint low melody!
Has thou not dreamed twas temple dome,g
Where the mighty God was worsiipped
alone,
And eacl, inui1nur'd sound was IN anthem
strain?
Oh! such are the dreams Of the poets
brain. ,H- ..
Hast thou ever stood as the daylight fades,
Aud the twilight comes on in deep ming
suades,
And gazed at the tiuts Of the evening sky,
And prayed that those eolois viii ne'e
die? H..
Hast thou Thought Cl region LII away,
Where thosV rainbow colois will never de
cay, .--.-
HUT are loyelier far than to us they seem?
Oh such is the land OF the poets dreams
Hast thou ever stood meath the starry sky
And gszed AT the lamps hung around o.
high,
nd thought that those dazzling orbs that roll
Through the heavens blue depths wer
the home Of the soul; s .4,It
Aud dreamed, when our spirits shall soar ava,
From this weary esr'h To the realms ,
day,
They would meet in that blissful home again
Oh such are the dreams of the poet
brain.
Hast thou ever wandered DER wood and HILL
Gu n oaUbAIh eve, 50 noly ant still '-
That even the winds not i tnur lllr iuitr,
AS they parted the leaves IN the sa,illn'
shade?
Hast thou never thought ot that bsstul tin
When this earth, delivered iIoin sorro
and crime,
Ali fresh with youtL, and blooming with uJ'
ers t
AS lovely as opened IN Edens bu~uis,
Where bright ones stray by immortal s.'eaui
oh such is the land ot the poets dreams
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

At' aiJi AZ 4EDI me Ia" pltladclphil
r., any >'dr sa,.. Az Ii,it.si VI dial + rul
90 ~ = nl'tri ,.iis "a. the -, tia, aie,'-
Li 3, u any special ..i.~ - the system, and
Is't 'I"'i "Iem USED ii aL,. shouid be NJ
den 'hlelul medical advice, AND wil., is much
pvtIsinn as any other powerful drsg ~ ele
are So!!lr eminent American physicians gAg
entertain -milar ideas, but far more who, When,
ever stlIts4at is reg Tired, pre- scribe sprituou'
'q'ors u snn- s0ilA. How many have been
nade ineOnates by Ibis reckless method o
4 treatment, cannot q costSe be known but
were 1t possible t. accurately present the az
slrsaIE lumber the tptal would " startling
one, .
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

A courier from the AlOdoc front arrived al
Sreka, Cal, Oh Saturday night. He reports
that the Indian woman, Matilda, went to Cap
tain Jacks camp OH Thursday, and had not
returned up to O'Clock on Friday afternoon.
Much anxiety was felt for her safety, as She
was I" have returned brfnle that lime The
P''are Commissioners were AT Cottonwood
Creek, thty mil iu,iih IT lIrkt.
Thy were uhiIeI sediment. Ease Insist
ins II "i,cun i'h'nil surrender, aud Meachain
and Applrsal" thinking that the Modocs had
been badly treated. The people generally had
no hope of peace Un the term, likely to be- Oh
cred, and did no, think that Meacham and
>Applegate could induce Captain Jack to come
Htenns Odeneal, Superintendent Of Indian
Affair BIS been sent for by the Commission
efs.
AN exchange, all -ptouncing the death Of
|. LAZY, says that she "hved hiy years with Lei
husband, add died in confident hope of let q
1ife.n IT y. So -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

iere is a singular stony of condolences The
detectives Of Boston, in IA ease given To them to
work np, ~ynted man named w. Ii. johnson
Who had gae4 eye. They found such person
in Bangor, Me, and W. was the wrong gentle
man They found another W Ii. johnson in
Salem, Mass, also with a glass eye, and he too
proved 10 be AN innocent man They thea ie.
ceiyed 4 telegram from NewDHrypoIt, Mass,
stating That W. IL. johnson, with glass eye
had Geen arrested tlere-and he ikew Sc prov.
ed 10 be the wrong CUSTOMER, There is a fourth
W. II, johnson. VIA! = gJass eye, some here
and lhc boston alithorities would like TO have
him; tbat IL, unless he happens " bs tue wrong
W. II johnson, with u glass eye
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

AneNciting scene was witnessed IN Chicago
on Friday in the office OF Justice Vantwood,
j. X. Barrows and j. Schosn. the fremont
House robbers, were brought up for prelmi-
nary examination, but warrant for tue pris0-
ners had not been procured. and when the men
We're ariaigned, the justice stated that the at
cns"d were before him without any legal pro-
Cess whatever, and that he had no right or
pow Ell to dctain them. They weir therefore
discharged from custody Barfows arose and
started Tor the door, when detective Tirrel at
tempted 10 drt.tin lin. Quicker than ,hnught
GltuNs struck the officer u terrible blow in
thc lace aud iePcn'ci it with -four u i've others.
Policeman Hogan flushed forward and was
greeted " iii u singing blow in the Mouth from
III" iubocr. inst as he was striking back the
| jnslie" exclaimed, counting toward policeman
Hogan Il line that man i've dollars for con-
hmpL. lie then jumped over his desk and took
| Il lllrld IN the skirmish. The clerk of the Cour,
pt.llr'l npI a revolver, but the cry oil murder
blu'lsht ~ tie spot score Of blue coats, and
| I'll" robbers were safely pinioned. 1t is statet
that q large amount Of stolen jewelIy had beef
ie'osni@d a portion Of which calne iron
| Philadelphia.