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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-20
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For pain and deatb aEe only for Loves sskS.
They woud not be II Love itself were not,
And whose loves, 70 him tbsy too arc Iovsl
And nothing else! Only that love nay be
No mere delusioo, no mere nigAtnnare dream
Or dream of bliss, from which . man shall
Ali this il Why death - and sorrow is;
And dust and ashes shall be for all time,
40 truly - this whole great universe,
Truly ~ God il, Who 10 all Lowell
Not TO create Love 10 this world made heet'ng
Where there 10 NO world at all. Love would
exist,
But il would slumber now it wakes, 1t glows,
Il l..~>~ ~.A e>s ~. a~@.~s> ~seAA se~~~
II is the best blind spirit OF the world,
Which, all unseen itself, loves on forever.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-20

AND now Richard III. 10 said to have
been IL prol,ibitionist. '.lf he was not"
says spicer, "why did he stop King Hen.
ry'e bier ?"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-20


horses, seven cows, farming implimcnts of
wheat and oats, The total loss is estimated
at about a, 900.
I. H. HINDER and Philip Hampton, en-.
ployed ON bridge in course OF construction
across the James River, between Richmond
and Petersburg, were drowned on Thursday
by the upsettins OF their boat. At later
hour another dreadful accident occurred ut
the same place. The temporary trcst,c work
across two OF tho pillars of tho bridge, upon
which about fifteen men were engaged in Iay-
IN: the iron supcrstructure, gave way, pcrcip-
itating the whole party into the water. Nine
were rescued, and the remaincr either drown.
ca or killed ny being dashed against the tim.
bers and lron, which went down will, them
Severa OF those recued were badicy injured.
CONVICT named Hermann, who cscapcd
from the Missouri pcnitentiary, shot and NOR
tally wounded Constable MancI,ard, of Her
man. Ho was afterwards captured and hung
In the Missouri Legislature Il. minority re-
port has been made from the Senatorial u,
vestigation committee, claiming that none
was used, or endeav0red to be used to advanc
the interest Of Louis V. Bogy as candidat
10 United States Senator.
The President and Secretary OF State ar
anxiousIy watching tho Spanish revolution
They have been fully advised in advance, an
Minister Sickles has received instructions suit
able to any complication. Mr.. Fish has grea
hopes that the republic has sufficient strcngt
to maintain itself. 1t is stated that the Pres
dent remarked that in his opinion the chang
in the Government OF Spain, whether success
tul or not, must result in weakening the Spar
lsh hold ON Cuba.
SECRETARY boutwell, is quite i'll.
The ladi"s OF Atchison, Kansas. banquetc
Senator<elect ingalls, Wednesday evening.
The new residence Of Jno. Fertig, in Titu
vile, Pa, was destroyed by fro OH Wcdne
day. Loss on house $4,000 on furnitu
5000
The direct trade convention, a. Atlant
Ga., passed memorial to Congress in tav'
OF ship canal from the Tennessee River
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-20

ish Republic as soon as he is officially notified
of its establishment
| A HEAVY fall Of snow is reported in Spain.
! The Empress Caroline Augusta, widow o.
Emperor Francis l., and grandmother Of the
reigning Emperor, died at Vienna, on Satur.
day, aged cighty-one.
| The Marquis OF Lorne spoke at Glasgow on
Friday evening. expressing regret At the large
emigration OF Scotch people to tho United
States. Scotland, he said, was able to supror,
| m immense population. and laborers were
scarce. II people en,igrated he hoped the,
would 70 to British Colonies.
LEFEAvRE DURUFLE. . Senator under the
Empire, and now one Of the directors Of thu
Socictc IndustrielIe, has been arrested fol
connection with alleged fraudulent financial
transactions. Another director OF the count,
fed from Paris.
The Committee OF Thirty of the French Ma
tional Assembly, on Saturday, adopted tn
considered amendment proposed by Housson
vile, providing that the Council of Minister
shall decide whether the presence of Thicr
is required in the Assembly during the discus
sion OF interpretations. This action cause
; uneasincss and excitement in Paris.
COTTON MILL near Oldham, England, wa
badly damaged by Arc ON Saturday. One hun
;; ; drcd persons arc thrown out of employment,
FIVE HUNDRED Carlsts, under L. DoIlct
:. made an attack on Viladrati, and were ,t
pulsed by the garrison, which numbered onl
100 men. The authorities announce that tn
insurrcction in Saragossa is completely sur
pressed.
: COUNT ANDRAssY has informed Minister ia
: that the government consents to the Intern.
tionai Congress to sit at Vienna pending til
Exposition, to consider tho best mode OF G,
co,lraging useful in :cntions nd manufacture
ATELEoRAM from Bernc, Switzerland, stat,
T. the Queens Council Of State stnppcd the g.,
s. aries for three months OF all priests who rca
e from their pulpits the unauthorized Pap
BRIEF establishing separate Bishoprice I,
!, Geneva. The conference at Balse determine
II tn create u grant Swiss b'shopric Of res
. dents tom Romel
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
Book Notices.

PansrEcrrs -Hirtncss htgd.ias comes 10 Us
from Wilmington, richly laden with original,
instructive and exceedingly interesting stories,
essays, historic and geographic sketches AMI
poems The following are the titles Of some u'
the new aud erigiual stories The Haunted
Mil, an exceedingly interesting ghost story
" Blnrk-Eved Bella, or the Aver ger Of the
Brandy wine III Hing story OF American
Revolutionary time, The New Bridge Al
BeandyWinc, a ptizc story " How ruelc A.
went for Soldier, de.ish'fd story for the
boys; The Rain Drop. charming story for
girl. Forge aad Anvil consists o. his,or =
cal store, encourage ing nnd Instructive 70 every.
tod, lu, specially 10 mechanics aud All amh-
,ious Young men These stories arc NOR. l'y c'c
waiting sud mentally inspiring and aiufi The
only means OF doing away with the vile, nju
rious aud trashy novels. Want q space iortds
10 speak Of the biography and history this cy.
,clleut magazine contains, but &, aon' is con.
sidrrcd worth the price Of the annual subscrip.
tiou of one dollar Feg Fear,
Subscribe for one ycar - sending one dollar
TO H,nKsrss MAe&1Nr, Wilmington, Delaware
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iteoistcl.'s Order.
REGISTER 5 OFFICE.

REGISTER OFFICE
NeH cas,le County, ArFi! i;b, s73
Upon the application of William Polk, Admin
htriior II Ruhnfa G. Hayes late Of st Georges
Hundred IN .ul county deceased I, i ordered
and lisrcirl hy thr Register tia, the Admins
traitor Aforesaid give notice of the granting o..
t'''vf. Administration upon The Estate of tie
deceased, ~iiA lhc date Of granting thereof ly
cius,Rg advertisements 20 be posted within forty
lays ifom The date Of such lr'lcrs, IN six Of the
uosi rH iit Hlaee. Gf tHe County ef Ne~ Castle
rrqgitag III lerseWs having demands against the
Estate Do prcseu' The same. Or abide m Act
u Assembly 10 sagh rasc msae tud prcviled
aui r1.u fah.r THO seine 10 te Inserted within
the same period ia the NiuatgtoHs raANsraipr
! newspaper Published j1 Nili,ipwn and 10 be
caGiiastd 'hefeiH iNo months
- Given under 'hr hand nul seal of %.
T.. i.r ii hq Register n'uTr,,id At New
49, nI-'- 10 NrN ls''e Copu'v aforesaid
TIE d4y nGA year abste written.
3 GIBBS, Register
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atll G&t1e.
NJ y r Lam D. 7 a r M S
Ft)i. SALE.
gonNrr.ru Is irrr'sf u,tr ';r.'rnnd> snd
iaNtr.. soli grrersiiy eond and we'll
iuiprnvtt. rettt, vrty reasonable.
rwIt,s. 10yi.r> 10 ,eii.

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~ test
fHa af
esfH. !Ha4
ic as ~
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ta as aa
u 4E tsss t.si#s
Hr3 aH eH9 Hag
v# aa5
as eae-
.rH ttut. >ls4aao
A.f Ha.tz
s.sa=la 81 te-#If 4r4sr .g.at5-
good aHa4 #e.e sa tsa-stt
-A a-r .s=sfp Hss#r.s ealsaa
.f 4a. ss f'.as =ut1t ',4#5-
..H sai zaa. .t=sa a.,'s#4 sal sct
iHH9a '.rt ar = aHl tlz
H-.gs = sesa.a. f1f.ss
~ ak
vHatr te9
K s a.Hz iHa .f=eaf Haz.
ta#H#tt Haf. #sHn ea
a.as as. ieszrtI"e e-
,r T. 'itr. aa.l iaz=
a'#s## HA.ss St1ha-
Ri.h HI V &Hauj 4 .a.s
,..H= pleasant. #.'ui E. Fl. ,#Ra Ifea
7,e ssfs. Its a;arafss -ail taE : l-aaa
Il N.aeril s.rm a4',l aAaHt hat.
irlfe sem N#zGH .r.u ktu' g#aa'f ~ un lHe
g A4 X. 4 tsta, Isaf tarca haar- ri3e
m Philadelphia HuH'tia. -aa 4s-es u the
highest j ie u cultivation fhr ',.e1 orchard
in lasH H,ui.as. ap. sessrl} Hefe- io Siraaj.gf-
ar t#asn at 'ts# nt aier, rtre niage-
'G,ut- THIS i Ngfs Et'a d place. AMI eaa
Ha Hs..h' iaN
No a.-k firm Of 20 arr# Immediately nj.
igigsn. hlurris stations the Townsend Branch
R Z Is -151 b.af slN ma,t', saf1r. IN
'.ar sHtr - eaHi'aten, buildings ariiuaf.
viii fe .old very low.
NJ ffi ffatNf ttt 'ff a=FFs. iH lie
hiss nilcs ffom t4aiises Smiiou on lie
Townsend nfsush L 4 mostly aaull HH.
small portion tlrar Naal make va excellent
Hrm Owners live ID Baltimore aal would
sell eHetp.
Ne. {. "a Fine lfm of fsa a,rts. 81 ar5HIr.
located IN Queen Annes County. itI lhrre aud
+ a hssf mil uf Nillineiau on The . 4 4 X H.
f 4 aHl three miles trnrn 4 wharf IN Chester
river r5iiroad VIII deliver line At a point mol
+ mose thau one and halt miles distant; larec
i Peach orchard building, ues THIS is 4 sete
ic,tahle place, ia a pleasant neish5orhooa
+ Price low,
No Comprises 25o acres located q miles
from Massey Sm'ton = from SHsslfras snh
/ withu ihsss miles from navigation and although
4 a large farm has not nne foot waste Land on II
/ buildings complete MOSTLY under hedge fence
/ has A enuug orchard u 20G0 trees This is one
OF the finest farms IN Kent county, and will be
/ sold right.
No. l3--contains $40 aerss situated 2 miles
4 from Lamhson Station on the Kent 20. r. r.
/ \ from Crumpion, ON Chester river. and on the
road IRON Chesler,oua 10 Nillngton buildings
! complete, fencing good, and land ia good state
Of cultivation nVal crop Of corn is Z. 900 hush.
| Price 81 per acre. For further particulars ad-
dress or call on 5. " BOYER
/ NASsgYs.
NAV Sm Kent conniy, Nd
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Registers; Order.
aE9l- -IEa-

REGISTER -ul.eE
4'h .-a
ta J.. Green E..
sHrf..,. .t,sss.a,f
itH re-
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N Nsa Et.E.at l.ts 81. ...as.d
as#
as". Register
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t1 4# =
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800 REWARD

WILL he paid or the arrest anl couvir,.oa
W GI any person or FFzsqus tgGui guilty OF
.rftjng Err 20 anr iNeilins. 4 BILE ouihnliins
or property or rubbish tint mas endsnger The
safety u property within t1r limits OF the lawn.
aud tic further tesard of >i00 BuLLARS tor
information ,lSti Will lead 10 the arres, and con.
viei.on Of tie person o. persons wbo sci hre 10
the stables ~ Stmael Pennington and J. d Fenis
more. on The uights Of April Is, aud oh
b. oRnUa ur Tur iiasHp % Tnax etsnissioxss
April 10th, ls.3-3ln
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MIXED TRAIN .-Nur'hvnrd. will leave Del.
mar ~ 35 e n Laurel l.i2 SrN'urd %
Brjisctiilr IN: Greenwood, 80 Pennington
t5i; harrington. . ~ Dover 3 % CLAYTON,
G rs Mdiiatuwn. s1. AstiFeat Wilmington,
,so ta;lairpln. 4 2g nAtimore. 3 80, r.
-aa'hatrl a.ii 'are rhi's 81 ! 70 + "
3aHHlas taM lWHagfau, ~ 30; NeN Cas-
Nti#fo"u. s-1 toNHscud 2.3s ,
eit,'"n, . Ni Dover -! Hsouiu- 81 +.
Er t,s Harrington, li f'rm.nEtou
2 -l Greenwood tra Hrd1etfc . - Sr't-
'ar LtIfs, o li pslmtr 2a
TIE ualAr.H.Hn sud u .un sstisct TO delays
r...us iu .f -hi insafs-, uHl aIl stop only !
as'.'oas nh,e lim -tsSn,
>EW CA~Tt@ TRAINS
t.p.l - 7f# Y Leave Philadelphia,
-it 81 aa. W,muz'an rs + u. tot
So, t.ts
SMYRNA NntNeu TRAINS
'5itnu, n Hso.o ahu,r leave ~Uetun for
zHat.ap e p" N.N aHt a1 T. y leave CLAYTON
rnt H s. aai e. v r1te
afiatas ~ 3pl ffam u".
-NH r.tye
tt Nn-.. tfa Nasf #f5's rr
A#.r.s st-u. Ea.u# A G.4,ia.
H .a a.t
.E ai
E .'rfn sAott
tlN t.0ij om et
'r S-yN -ia,
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Wlistclllncous.
s30aG 90

ALL HAit. YE PEOPLE. FAR AND NEAR,
uf Reynolds, store sou now shall hear,
With goods piled up from .unr 10 floor
And soii for tess than heretofore.
Come and scc.
Come see for Yourselves examine our stock.
Vow soon he coay,nced where goods can be
bought
For quaiii, and r-iee', nov m,rk shat We say,
iis the ery q lhe people Il ,heef, q 'he "a!
Goio Reynolds siotc.
Yes here &, tn, PLACE far ladies 10 try,
III handsome cheap dress they Te wishing 70
nuy
Or = pair ~ dne Caters /, Nc,i, 1. creation
How we SCI! thcm 50 elrtp,ii pas calculation
l'ut its 'fuc.
Yes, II, 'rao, aud LADIES have ueea heard ,o
rcmsrk.
A. they wprc homevarl bound ni,h the good.
,hcr hal bought.
"ltsa mts'cry 70 mc how they sell goods Sc low,
M sure 'hry Gga 1 steal them tirf wouldn't
Do - ~ iAc BRiCk.'
Then down viii your cash, yau i' never fe.
gre H.
Tea rrcn'. % on !ry goods IS better than
.r!.f
rbrn notice your 4a.asn" Sow as.l laugh anu
'I.E
Whre SOU sag 20 him alr p. Just leok vhi'
sr iou-A' \. ~ Store
Bar b. patient '.4It.l aret'..r.. ~, in..fsty
The tu1'tuta. A"srr His agffftt fhr itt,
Yaa mas tuy 5di a't.l. iet r.ua tta cpnafr
Nili H,. .lugeEtu' p = H'ar.- he"tr"
l,erH..3 s',ts .aam
aate te,5 of aat dry ro.as .a, apl no'
ou- faar,.. (. t.aa, ar- f,..eH,a
t.u mafa5s -EEan...r aI'H .tsE.f 'H 90.
lssu aaa lass u.&
A#u setes .aE
4ar -asrry department yaH aai " % i'4sk'a
Nah hui a # sroee ahAh ,lau &
t.u.R,
.5estus 20. '4. w.a r. Hr,r a#
tHr fttt~wr -f
..aal aa, A.3 mt.s ,.g ...a
9y,v. ta-.. =. mfta.
r.,tae a"te#'t ,a-'aa..i F..
IaH tH. t Fl .ay saaa
Iisf#sa.. #l-a .st..t .u. IF. s.H
aa .,. N,la- -u..
yov
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.ta.
aa,
ifHv
',r.ve
i.' 81"
Ata #'ra
AHEs
I. ae PLACE a.,.c# .sss - - ;,n4tsa /.
4aR l..rH- fr.t.
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NLTlCE TO TAXPAYERS.

rINHE undersigned, in accordance with law
passed at the last session Of lhr General As
sembly, hereby gives notice 10 the taxpayers of
ST. Georges Hundred that he i prepared to re-
ceive the taxes due the State and toaaty from
said Hundred. J H. WALKER,
COLLECTOR os Sr. GEORGES lp.
May ~, lsT3-lm Middletown Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
rnr

A h4v,sg CAIN. against th- Estate
t'.s Be- sase ma.' n-c clt The same dniy a..
'rtt-A} t-tia' j .ia..ti=sr,ter aa es Leilre Apt.
th A.t at AsssrtHtt b slsh
..r r.sHe.e aet "tillAN PuLk
'atas---Ha.s s1. Nl. l.1His'ff'ar
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
E5Al CHS
RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE
oE Nile.

StaHl4tl E sH'v sasafs aal warranted.
F..se. ST. 80 ~ 4aao Hs Cni
r.- Nea Wa.ss aaw % zHfr'aa= "
70 Sen Nns7l 4zel 90 naaat. saaar "
ffat H'a srzH tH
Ns a.frz#i o., sfsu1uI q our Har Boz
Phosphate Il a.t H.zb,r sr1 t54s sefe.a
" na.t samra'' Nsi ac Wa3r Under tn9 -.
cuWss4a.'-.
sa.t .sas4.r ~ rtn continue . srll AZ 9ar
ngesft .ridssI pfes rn4 e. ~ 8anm a
Z Hrr
~ Nraant aar ts'4maf- AZ / friend ger
arait for .4si. continued itaae aud increased
orders.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TNnE partnership heretofore existing between
Charles Jones and EIain Jones work
ing under the name Of JONES & BROTHER. IS
this day dissolved, and all persons indebted 10
said firm will settle with Edwin Jones. who j.
the only one tina, is authorized 10 settle the husi-
ness Of said firm And all persons not comply.
ing with this notice will Ie held responsible Tor
all Indebtedness cliAS " JONES
May lst, lsl3-sm. EDWlS JONES
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
BLACkSMITH'S COAL.

plTuMiSors COAL Of the hes, quality for
- sale. wholesale or retail, 10y
TT. EVANS.
spr u 4 Hiad'etc~n, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
LO s T.

nN Friday, the 10th inst. on the road leaning
~ from Middeiown 10 ST. AIMS Church old !
lady's light spring SHAWL The finder will
confer favor on the loser by leaving |, at $. N.
Reynolds store Middletown, and will receive
suitable reward. may 24-tf
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AVON ouAc1s ANo lMposreae.

10 Caa.-o fer Advies Eal si-..s;.-=.
~ ! 3 DsrH, HrHe sfeaf fsfae9 " eiss'
f7isry FhiRHcrhga auisas rf sattFa a!usa.s
WORK. g4u - c6nsrl'st e q fi+.I-eH " ne
S.E lAl ~ ,,.afy Gr.ar-. - 3 .ss ..-s fsass
q, rsB. 4 sfutfF f.f.tr d. EHE.f or fGjIair. n
mater tratu What cause azs-Irs,.r n II lMw
.ug., .isHa49H S FT4ct.ta &c p trsfs craNir-
Alp 80 t-eat a..a.@aA WITH tge.lt.. '1tt- rgss
a.ttsa Charges Eeas"lai = l'1s ~ GA
talrr Esr fsfNteh lriigr eesrT %! : t!Mp'pEis.
and rneIH.itl stamp u uupBs po-iaae,
send faF me- .Hiir f3 A"G.f Tree 10 ctuir
J. D. DlOrr II. H., Physician and Surgeon.
lai Duane 81. Ncs York
Feb s-tF
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COTSW0LD BUCK LAMBS
FOR SALE

WE have about 20 superior Coiswold Buck
w Lambs for sale. nrirc--Sl5 each Tor hait
breeds, mud $50 for fall blood. our stock wss
imported bv our father in 1871 n, cost Of ur-
wards Of SEQ head, ia gold. The lalnhs were
dropped early and viii be III for service ia Oyto-
ber We will keep them until the lst Of October
without extra charge II desired.
j. J. ROSS & BRO,
may l7-2m Seaford Del
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Aailroad Iime- Gable.
EAMM sgzs
Delaware Rail Road Line.
sum mer Arrangement.
sorru
NORTH

0S aud after Monday, Jnne -. 1873. tsandays cx
" cepted,l Trains viii cave follows
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NOTICE Ali persons having claims egains,
ihc Estate df the deceased must present the same
igly af'estcd 70 the Administrator IN or before
Aptii 1>ih lsf4, or abide an Ne pt Assembly
in such case made and provided
SAICEL SHGARS, Administrator.
may l7-4m ArugIss-MpDuuoueh, Del.
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LIBERAL DIsC0UNTlo pEALERs.
u.

Na
Gaf H==# fHH-
t-ctt ST. rpe .,'
EUH f#=
tst
Z. Hss
aaer lA saH t.. 1850 EMuaas
a.fe. COCHRAN
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N u !. \

Na- 4s
p tI# #.H4Ia. .I Fl
tner s=eHt s. Nf.#===a = saut
ts i#a morris Hu Eaaa. - #.g t#s
ntaa., hut .anga Ns5 tu.tEe rg4 4.Is
ttett aol,1 as aetef=sa. #Hs5H#
##sr G#a7
HrI ~ fZH.# - E' lHE
@aS 5ta .ta
'utasf af., F. au4 Ht. t-o - NU.4f
j aNtHaGE
AR = Huas NIIlE=aau, #z
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Reoistcr's Orders.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, April esth, 1879.
TTPoS the application Of SAMUEL SEGaRS,
u Administrator Of PETER VIEW, late
of St Georges Hundred in said eonniy. deceased;
il is ordered and directed by The Register that
the Admin srator aforesaid, gi,s notice Of the
granting OF Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate q the deceased, With the date Vi granting
thereof hy caUslny advertisements 70 ne posted.
within forty days from the date Of such Letters.
In six Of the most pt,biic places %; The County OF
New Castle rcqufirs al persons having demands
against ihc Estate, ia prrsen; the same or abide
by an Act of Asiunhiy in 'u,h case u'ado and
provided. And also cinse 'hr gamc to he insert
Fl within iae mmc period "a the N'tt'forn
Trdn.frigf. newspaper Published 10 Middietnwn
aud 10 IS contained iEcreln two months.
fNsN Given under the hand and Scai Of o.iiec
cs6sbot tie Register aforesaid, ~ Nes Castle
County aforesaid the day and te.,r above writ
ten. y GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
$50. :. lEf.@t 90.

ts! l sal. IS.
#.n
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
Farmers, Look to Your Interests !
SOLUBLE PACIFIC
GU \ NO.
PRICE. hGitrEt
1Gnld A4ANTEHu

PRICE, h.rteEt
sTASs 1G.'Gt ARAErEGa
L'AhM&ES tl lg1 .a. trm.3 HB, lAj.
.s.rs r.. s..,' '.4t.-'. ~
'er .a e" -a- A-rH, ar
' 4Har# fr 4e'0ar, t rsataa1t au tt-
U.s fs
r.a ..a4 '.a..5e >.-a.. sa-a ,.-.s-
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KEAnNEY,s ENTMAgr nCrMV.

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

oiety. ehiei Justice Taney. after living
In lodgi ugs during nearly the entire
neriod of his long career on the bench.
went TO ht 'usekeeplng, but he never en-
tertained ny. NJ. Chase, as Chief JUS
lice. inaugu rated evening receptions, his
principal de sire being TO gather around
him the eminent lights OF the bench and
har. rather than more fashionable 40
ciety. IA In the case with receptions OF
other hich Government officials. When
distinguished practitioners from a dis
tance came on here TO try causes in the
Supreme Court he never neglected 10
inform them OF the evening set apart for
his weekly reception, add 10 extend 10
them a cordial invitation 20 attend
He took great pride in his station, re-
Karding il as one Of the most exalted on
earth, and was exceedingly careful aud
punctilious in upholding its dignity.
This feeling was strikingly displayed BY
his demeanor when presiding over the
senate during the trial Of Andrew John
son.
Some time back Me-. Chase purchased
a country seat in the vicinity OF Wash
ington, whore he spent some oil his leis.
ure moments One evening last TALL
Justice Field and another gentleman
went out TO take dinner with him. On
anproaching the house, they saw the
Chief Justice on the lawn engaged in
PLAYING a solitary game OF crOquet. He
pointed 10 the balls he was using-a
Hack and white-and smilingly said;
a. ", .a. n 1. the aama old ieht of white
against black. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
Merchant TaiIors.

Messrs. Murray Il Ridgely, the we'll
known merchant tailors, will, in day or
two, remove back to tkeir old stand on
Madison street, between Main and Sec
ond. Their new building is almost fin
ished and ready for them. Their pres
emit location is at No. 3O2 Main street,
opposite the Peabody Hotel. Murray &
Ridgely are receiving daily an imported
stock of the best and most fashionable
goods that the French and English mar
kets afford. 1t is probably the finest
stock ever brought to Memphis. In the
way OF the latest fashions and novelties
it cannot be excelled or even equaled in
the South. Citizens and strangers in
the city should visit the establishment of
Murray & Ridgely and examine the
stylish goods on exhibition before they
attempt to purchase elsewhere. 65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
DEATH OF CAKES AMEs-A CoINCI.
nFHCE.


The death Of Cakes Ames has already
been announced. He was an old man,
something over seventy, and had been
very successful as to making money.
He had held various public positions OF
high trust and honor He had been a
member of Congress many years, but
never distinguished himself in any way
or acquired national reputation until
recently in connection with the Credit
Mobilier exposures, in which he was the
principal witness, and figured most
prominently. He made no con-
cealment of the part he took in
buying up or influencing Congressman
by the use of stock in the great schemes
with which he was connected. He
originated the significant phrase about
placing stock where it would do the most
good" He estimated men as he did ma
chinery, or stocks and bonds, in dollars
and cents, and by his course did much to
lower the standard of public morals aud
TO fasten national disgrace upon the Gov
ernment. Money was his god, and he,
TOO, would have said, Get money, my son
honestly if you can-but get money"
1t is a singular coincidence that Ames
and Brooks, the only two men censured
by the Poland Com nittee and Congress,
have since died. Brooks was very sensi-
tive, and keenly felt the imputations
cast upon his honor, and no doubt the
censure Of Congress and of the public
press, although somewhat qualified, hast
ened his death. Ames was of differ
ent temperament; if he cared for the
censure he never showed it, but stoically
took all the abuse heaped upon him and
his associates. They have both gone
before higher tribunal. where witnesses
are not suborned or spirited away, nor
leaves torn out of the books, testimony
perverted nor judges bribed, and where
lobbyists are never found