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stamp to Hallway Co., No. 81 Warren, cor
Church street, New York. IaSormation orth
Thousands will be sent In return
sps9-tu- th-aat&v
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08
RathoIifher 8irAen 6alenber.
Seius bel beri&l. fb.-SOb. 20, 1891.
I GarrimaI Sarnabp. (

Wir baben ibon in unlerer lebten &unb=
I1au ben Sob bes beriibmten Cardinals
MleKanbro 8arnabo, bes Yrafecten Der
propasanba, Der am "a. Sebr. seitorben,
eemelbet. SerIelbe par in Der lesten 3eit
iebr frdnfli9 unb iein Sob lit cine grlO=
Jung bon srOberem 2eiben. @ebOren MUIR
be er an 2. Mdrs 1901 81 s olisno unb lit
SprOBlins elmer alien Samilie. Sn ieiner
Susenb entfaltete er biejenisen 9aracteri=
ftiI9en giseni6aften elmer seiunben SrOm=
migfeit, zines freien unb i9neqen llrtbeils,
tpel9e nod Merfmale Ieines CHARACTERS in
1pGtem Ilter iparen. Sc mar 8ebrau1
beim alien Rapoleon, auserleIene junse
2eute aus Ieinen eroberten 9Gnoern mad
Der Militdratabemie gu lenben. 9uf bieie
Beiie tuurbe Der junse 8arnabo auf oas
GOQe9ium 6le9e seianot, mo- er 2 Sabre
fpeilte, uno Sreunbl9aft nit msbreren
Sransoien idlob, bic bis gum 5ooe bauer=
te. Na6oem er pieber feline freie Wabl
erlan9t, pibmete er Ii9 benz seiitli1en
Stanoe, als gu benz, tposu er ourd Soft
beItimmt mar. Na4 elmer &eibe sldnSenb
abselester Stubienjabre CAB er ii9 sdnS-
lid Dem Stubium Der SurispruoenS uno
bes tanonii9en &e9tes bin.
Na9 ieiner Ordination purbe er gum
6aronifer on Der 8aIilica oes b. Soban=
nes pom 2ateran ernannt.
SIN 1S43 erbob i'm @regor Der XVI.
in ben Yrdlatenit anb unb, nod Der
Sbronbeiteisuns, Yius TX. tpurbe er gum
Sefretdr Der Yropasanba e~rnannt, Der our
3eit Cardinal 2ambruidini portland.
Seine Sauptbeiddftisuns mar bort bic
gorrectur Der Bidder bes orientalii9en &i=
TUG. Mm 16 Sani 1856, tparo er gum
Cardinal Yriefter erboben unb furs na9-
Der gum Yrdfeeten Der Yrosanba ernannt,
~ einem amte, oas an Wi9tisfeit in eriter
Reibe obenanitebt. gu slei9er 3eit NOR
Ct aud prGfeet Der Congregation in ben
anselesenbeiten bes Orientaliiden &itus.
Setn 2eidenbesrdbnib mar Der ieierli9iten
art; ibm iuobnten 25 Yii9Dfe bel, es ,purSs
pontifisirt burd Wisr. 8oulb, Yii6of bon
wlelbonrne i'm fernen Muitralien. Sie &a.
tbolifen Imerifa's baben ~beIonoere l1ria9e
Dem Cardinal fur bic srobe Sorsfalt gu
banten, pslde sr INNER Der americans
i@en Stride S~usepanbt. gs NOR oaber
nidt mebr als &e9t, bab in ben americas
nii@en gatbebralen feierli9e Seelendmter
far ibn 9ebalten iuuroen. Wie cine Gabel=
Sepei4e on ben q. D. vJreemun" iast, 1T
am 10. b. N. Der Cardinal Mleranbro
Grandi gum Yrdfeeten Der propasanba
foe ernannt tuoroen. Cardinal 6ran9i
1T elmer Der II garbindle, bic Der B. Batter
om %. 9e3ember Su Der GarOinulspirbe
erboben bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08

air&e ,uIammembdIt, Der bic 2ir9e au benz
ma&t, mas ie 1T unb iein ion {: CUR Wslt-
firde, sa Der eiasisen @enoheni9aft, noel.
DE iemals nit Der grfi1ung, Der ibr bon
Soft sesebenen 8efimmuns, Die sanSe
Msnldbeit 81 umfaiien unb fir iebes BOLT
Raum ~ baben, grnit sema9t bat.
8irSe bieisr a1ss baltenSe unb trasen.
be S4lubitein binpessenommen, bann
uirbe iofort aud aaes auseinanoerfa1en,
bic 8irde piiroe ii4 ipalten mad Wonar-
diem uno Nationalitdten, Der 6riffIi1en
&elision mdre ibr bober unb BON ibrem
Stifter ibr perlisbener S9mud unb ibr in
Der sansen @eldidte ein5ises 8orredt ent-
ri1en, bas 9orredt unb bic Strait, Die Na-
tionen an einem bDberen @anSen gu pereiz
nisen, Obne bod bic Nationalitdten su be.
iddoisen. Su Der san3en Welt tuolen al-
lie Glaubenbe nidt etpa elmer JranSDfiden
Ober Spanii6en, elmer 8airiiden ODER De.
fterreidii9en Stride ansebOren, tie molten
aberbaupt nidt elmer Stride angeb6ren,
ionbern 8 er Stride, Der Ginen, fatbo.
lii4en Stride, b. b. nit anbern Worten :
lille tpollen unter benz Yapite iteben, wol-
len in Der @emeinidaft nit ibm lid fiibIen
uno ertennen als Glieosr Der tatbolii9en
Rir9e.
0as Yapttbum wirb aIo.
ortbeteben, neil @ott es MILL
ie ieoer &atbolit sIaubt, ell
200 MilIionen Meniden n al-
len Sbeilen Der Welt es wol-
len, ME ieber &enner Der % eft.
\ N N o In N o n ~ n Is -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08
Sin 8ei(pief Der Eraie6uua.

Sale, baB 2ebrer unb 2ebrerinnen %6ffentli.
der. S1ulen bon ben bof~fnunaspoIlen
SprDblinsen Der puritanii9sn Suseno nit.
unter auf oas @rObli4ite ~bsbanoslt, per-
b6bnt, %miBbanbelt, seprisslt, ia eridoHen
tuerben, iinb nidt i.ltene 8ortommniNe,
bic Seisen ME notbmenois es fir bic Sem.
peren3lerinnen fir ibr eisenes 6ausmeien
3u beten unb ibre 6inber au ersieben, itatt
betenb uno Knsenb in Straben u. Wirtbs-
bdul.rn berumSulamentiren unb our1 BE.
februnssueriud e bic perlorenen Seelen in
ben Simmel Su treiben. @ber ie iasen,
pSalt, LAP mid ben Splitter aug oeinsm
Iuge Sieben" pdbrenb iie ben 9alten in il.
rem eisenen nidt ieben u. nidt isben pol-
len, neil chen Ginbilbug, gisenbin-
fel, 8 o9mutb, Selbtiberlddbuns u.
pbariidiider Sinn ben Bid in ben gu.
itano oes eisenen Sersens perbuntelt. Sier
iuieoer Elm 8eiipiel a%merifanilder Wuiter=
juseno unb Muiterersiebuns.
Ser S9iiIer Charles 0i9eEon, bic
S4ule Der eriten 0arb Mansielbs Ohio,
beiuaeno, trus p%er9ansenen Mittmo9 els
ne Yiitole bel li9. Sn Seutidlanb pfe<
gen bic 8uben Jeberrobrs itatt piitolen
nit in bic S9ule su nebmen. Die Yilto-
le, ipomit Ti9olion in @eieai9aft bon &a.
msraoen seipielt bate, entluo iid, pie Elm
enslii9es Blatt naip lid ausbriidt, in SOL
&c unpOrIidtiger S%anbbabung, uno Der
Sdub lei unabiidtli4eripeiie Dem in Der
Hdbe ftebenben 3alpb Sap in ben fiei51i-
gen Sbeil ieines grmes %seorunsen. Sas
Sra9en elmer 9iitole in Der Sdule iei, pie
oasielbe 8latt lid aus6riidt, 9esen Die
Sdulreseln unb jiebe bic auspeiiuns mad
ii9. Ser superintendent babe nidts Mn-
oeres tbun t0nnen, als ben Sunsen aus Der
S4ule gu ftoben.
Mit gritamnen miro man in Seutid.
Lamb ii9 frasen, 1T es i'm 2anoe Der puri=
taniiden &ottesfur9t unb Der semperens-
beilisteit 10 melt sefOmmen, baB ben Sdi<
Tern ourd bic Sduloronun9 oas SraSen
BON YiitOlen erIt nod perboten lperoen
muB 2iest bic SusenoerSiebuns 10 iebr i'm
Irsen, bab bic SemperenSweiber feline 3eit
mebr finben, bic Saiden ibrer ausselaKe=
men Sunsen mad Weiern, Solden, Yiito-
len u. (. 10. gu unteriu9en? Ser Superin-
tenbent, beibt es, bate ni9ts anberes tbun
t0nnen, als Den Burden aus Der Sdule
gu meiien. l~lnieres Wihens beitebt elm
@slsb iber bas Srasen uerbOrsener Waf-
fen. Bas bat elm FOLDER 2aufer nit Der
Yiitole in Der S4ule Su tbun? Ser gou.
risr empfieblt ben Semperen3weibern, Dor
bic Wobnuns oes Burden gu Sieben, unb
bort gu ieinsm SeelenbeiIe gu 0nsen uno
beten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08

NIm Is. 6ebruar itarb in Som mad ei=
ner furSen idmersliden 6ranfbeit Der
Cardinal Sarquini. 9as Ibleben bieles
Yrdlaten 1T Elm GROCER YsrIuit fir Die
Stride; elm ebenio GROCER fir bic @eien-
i9aft Seiu. Cardinal 9arquini lit Der
ein3ise Schultz Der felt 8elarmin nit benz
Yupur betleioet tporben 1T. Or mar elm
Nann bon umfaHenbsm 8iHen ieltenem
3alente tiefem @lauben unb feitem gbarae-
ter. Seine Grnennung erfolgte i'm qebei.
men gOniitOrium BON %. December unb
murbe beseiitert BON Den Sreunben bes
beilisen Stubles aufsenOmmen uno ebenjo
seidmdbt BON ben Stalianiiimi uno ibrem
@nbanse.
Durd bieie Grnennuns ipOllte Yius Der
TX. benz p~erfolsten Seiuitenoroen feline
Sbeilnabme ~beSeusen. 9ie gufmerfiamtsit
Der &atbolifen manote iid felt Der grnsn-
nuns bieiem YrdIaten sn unb man bests
9robe Sofnunsen BON ieiner Wirfiamfeit.
Iber lie wuroen SsrltOrt ourd bic ipeiIen
Ratbidlase Der 8oriebuns. Sarquini, obs
idon aus elmer r6mii6en Yatri3ierfamilis
mar INNER iebr arm. gm Sage ieiner gr=
bebuns su Der Garbinalswirbe fonnte er
iosar Die &oiten ieiner Snitaaation nidt
bsitreiten. Sie aoelisen Samilien batten
ibm absr 10 piele uno srObartise @ei9snte
semadt, OaB er Der rei9ite unter ben Gar.
otndlen 9epeien mare, iuenn er jene &C.
idenfe nur bewabrt bdtte. Na9oem er bie-
BON Die notbwenbi9en Soften seoedt bate,
iberiieb er oas @anse ben slrmen. Nidt
einmal iein 3immer uolte er sarniren lai-
fen nit oieien @si&enten. Sa, 70 linb bic
Se5uiten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08
2nreMbnrger Gazette.

ausseRatteter Dome. 1ier IN gneien
perblieb Ct sanse pier Wo@en. beiu&te
idmmtli@s 8ir@en uno @obltbahefeits'
anfulten uub fpenpste ;u 3pei Serf@tes
tenen Walen tas Sacrament Der 81.
Girmuns unb bic bSberen @etben an bic
@leriter bee portisen practii&en Yriefers
Seminars aus. Mu1 In ben fplsenben
Sabren bielt er f@ Sftsrs ldnsere Belt tn
eteier Metrppsle auf, une, fuweit IS fons
ifise &mtsseiddfte ssftatteten, unterlieb
ct eS ni1t, uenisfsns am ct. Mpuls
bertsz Gage ben %. Gusuh no sanse
S&aaren Der Gldubisen aus weiter
umsessnp In 9neien suiammenfrSmen,
aajdbrli6 bier am 0rabe pieieS 5eilis
gen su pUntiTeiren.
Gcrtiteuns frlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08

SIN anfanse oes Wonats 5ebruar uur=
ben Die Ginlaounsen unb Beri4te CUR 10.
Generals eriammluns on ale Dem Gen.
tral.Y erein anseidloiiencn Yereine ourd
bic Yot perlanbt. 9a einise Sriefe wie-
Der 5uridfamen, neil Die Yoit Die aoreRe
ni6t auffnoen tonnte, 10 ,ueroen ale reip.
Yersine, weIde bic Ginlabuns ni4t erbals
ten baben, freunbli9f sebeten, iid an ben
unterSei9neten eOrreip. Sefretdr gu tpen=
Den.
gbsnfals peroen ale 8ereite erfu9t,
Die aussefiaten 8eri9te iobalo als mo9s
lid sinsuIenosn, bamit bic elite nod Dor
Der @eneral.Y eriammlung ansefertist tpers
ben fam, poburd ben Serrn Selesaten
bel Der @ensral- Y~eriammlunS piel 3eit ers
ipart wiro.
Buffalo, 81. MdrS 1874.
SranS Sdner
GcrrsIp. SsustGr bss .. v. &. Gtntr. .gsrsins.
3slobt Tel Ssius, @aria u. Soispb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08

Dte(es Sa6r iOl Die Yiarrtir6e in
Galparp, JonO tu lac Co., Bisconiin, be.
beutenb persr6bert peroen. 9is anital-
ten gum Yau iinO bereits setrofsn unb
,uenn polenbet, wirb bas @ottssbaus benz
Gapu,insrfloiter Elm srOBartises ausiebsn
seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08
@slobt isi Ssias, Naria u. Solsp5

Sm Antwerpem 1T firsli9 unter Der
Mesioe Der beiten &atboIitsn elm Cercle
catholique b. b. Elm 9srein sur Soroeruns
fatbOlii4er Sntersiien, uie ie in Jrantrei4
su bunoerten uno bunssrten bslteben. in's
2ebsn ssrufen porben.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

NoMiNATIoN. The election OF. Saturday re-
suited In the nomination Of James Martin for
Sheiih, he having received received Z549 votes,
aud Peter d. Ay ars for Coroner, the vote cast
for him footing up 1921, The vote given for
these gentlemen Is the best evidence Of their
popularity and inC 81 for the respective posi-
tions to which they aspire. Mr.. Maltin Is ELL
gagged 10 the buichering business, is now some
nifty OF sixty years Of age, aud Is quiet, OIL der
loving citizen. He Las raised large family
and although applying himself closely to busi-
ness, being noted for industry and economy,
has not succeeded in acquiring any great
amount OF property. In short his means are
limited, and his election as Sheriff will DO OF
great pecuniary advantage to him.
Peter b. Ayais, the nominee for Coroner, lost
an arm in one Of BATH S in Virginia, while sew
ing IN one of the Delaware Regiments. lie
is now employed as switch tender on the p. W.
& Il. Railroad in tins city, and is strsiglefor-
ward, honorable and deserving man.
Their election is among the certain events
of the future.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
ODESSA, DEL, May 10.

To The People of Ne,o Castle County:
In answer to the query that imagine ex-
lists in many minds at this time, why did
not publish card, Monday, wish to say
that deferred it until got the full returns
of the election, as would like to know be-
fore tender my constituents thanks, what
it is for, and how much there is of it.
would say, however, that think with the
same diligence exercised by the news paper
reporters. in publishing that which they
considered favorable to other candidates,
and which | know to be unfavorable and
absolutely false against me, they would at
least have been able to have given the pub.
lie my full and correct vote in Mondays pa
per. But instead Of that they entirely omit
East st. Georges which gave me Ill, East
Red Lion. and East Brandywine, besides
making mistake in South Appointments
giving me q instead Of 90 votes. And
while have no favors either to ask or
to make the correction, to day, after which
will as heretofore publish card suitable
TO the occasion. And in regard to myself,
while have not victory to be proud of
have a vote, both ut home and abroad, with
q record of four years diligent electioneer-
ing, free from fraud, intrigue, or falsehood,
and clear conscience, feeling l have done
my duty to myself, and no wrong to other
candidates, and which am sure no decent
man need be ashamed Of find myself this
morning in quiet state of mind, with a
regular pulse, -teady nerve, a good appe"
tite, more friends aud less money than at
any other time in my life, with u sufficient
will aud ability to make an honest living in
a free country, Independent OF politics.
W. A. HUKILL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

.TuK FEDERAL CAvALRY."-A young lady
Is engaged In eanvassing our city for subscrib-
ers to an interesting book entitled "rhree
Years in The Federal avslry," written by Will
lard Glaizer, the New York Soldier Author
1t contains 3J7 pages, and is illustrated whh
the likeness of Sheridan aud his generals, as
well as various battles. rendering 1t valuable
IN this respect as well as for the history OF feats
Of arms which contributed 10 preserve our form
Of Government. Every one who reads il will
und himself well repaid FOL the time passed In
doing so, as no more pleasing chronicle OF the
daring exploits Of our gallant cav ally has been
presented To the public, and We commend the
work, and the young lady canvasser,to favor
able reception from our citilehs generally, be-
lieyirg that no one will regret the expenditure
OF the small sum demanded as the subscription
Price.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21


Proceedings If Court. couit took "
the Civil list on Monday morning. There q
"a cases TO be tried, exclusive Of tbirty-Sx
marked for argument. The fist case taken lp
ives Wilson Il Walton, vs.. r. K Robinson! r
This was an action Of assumpsii, to recovbr
($l2o OO) the price Of moving machine alld
ed 10 have been sold to an employee Of the D.
PENDANT, upon defendants order, but the d.
PENDANT claimed was only request for use bf
said machine for hire. The result was veratt
by the JURY for the defendant. Bird tor Plaib
It'd; HarriDga for'defendani.
Dir. Henry S. Evans, Executrix, A.
signee, Vs., Vim. h. =. Barr and viii,
ct a., sci. Ia sur. mortgage. judgment
was rendered for plaintiff, slO,l74.e3. with u
terest from date Of mortgage. Nields for plaii-
tiff, v hiteley Tor defendant.
In the case ofGeo. Reed, indicted last week
for stealing all OK, Messrs. job ~ Bu,terwooJ,
Groves and Richardson appeared and just itiel
us bail In the sum Of $500, for the defcndantb
appearance at the next term.
W. X. d Ii. Cause, p. b. u. vs.. Scattergood
/ A lens execute, garislee, d. b 4. This was
u case OF All appeal In which the plaintiff sought
! 10 establish the following position
I "Where plaintiff has recovered judgment,
issued writ OF execution, (and levied) and
then stays the writ, taking the property In hs
own hands In order that u third party may make
q purchase Of the goods levied upon, and such
purchase money be paid to the plaintiff towards
satisfying the judgements held, such action d.
vests the plaintiffs lien In favor Of subsequent
judgment creditors" The court, however, ov.
erruled the proposition, and directed the Jury
TO bring verdict for respondent for cosis.---
harrington for appellant, Higgins for respond.
ent.
Lewis Miller vs.. Wilmington & Reading Z.
r. Co. BY agreement Of counsel, Judgment
was given for plaintiff $3.50 90 and costs. Lore
for plaintiff, DUPONT Tor defendant.
| Isaac Grubb, vs.. John d. Franklin. BY
agreement Of counsel, judgment was given for
plaintiff $1,000 and costs. Gray for plaintiff.
Iii, gins for defendant.
| The Court on Tuesday took up the case Of
the Delaware Fire Insurance Company against
Goteb Rchtilss, 1t Was claimed that Mr..
kchiuss tore ont all oven Oh leaving the pro-
perry belonging 10 the Co. and DID o,ber iajury
10 the building, No. lit Market street.
! fhe IrXt case taken up wa. That of Thomas
, z. Lyman and vile against the p. W. IL b.
Railroad for injury sustain ed by train collid-
ing with their carriage on the 24h OF December,
1872, near Newport. The amount of damage
claimed Is $1,000.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

1mpropement.-The old building at Delaware
Iron Works In Christiana, Hundred, 10 being
torn down, and It is stated that new rolling
mill will be erected and renewed energy devot-
ell TO the iron business.
Laid Lp-James NJ Brackin Of Chris'iana
Hundred, has been so unwell the past week
or two as to be confined to his room, q thing
tina. has not happened for thirty years. We
hope he may soon be restored 10 his usual
health.
Punish HINT Is now ascertained pretty
clearly that Lewis Robinson who stands COLI
victej OF attempted outrage on a young girl of
this city, belongs 10 Philadelphia, aud bis prop
err name is Charles Herring He is an old Of
fender, having been In prison IN both Phiadel-
phla and New York. As they failed to refoim
him the virtue OF the whipping post must be
tried, and it is TO be hoped that the sheriff will
lay the lash on pretty efiectually.
For the Delaware Republican.
MR.. EDITOR DEAR Sir lin your issue of
last week, see descriptive account Of the
peach orchards and peach regions in the vi.
cinity Of Port Tenn, extending from the afOre-
meniiJne place, Oh the Delaware River, to
Middletowu on the Delaware Il. RIFF your CON-
municant had turned oil al the corner at Thorn
town, point about half . mile from Port
Penn, he would have seen some as nice orchards
Ny ne saw along Tue route ne utntionsu. r lrst
comes the orchard of Mr.. l. s. Cleaver, very
profitable orchard Of twenty acres with fine
prospect for good crop this year. Next comes
the orchard Of Mr.. L. B. Eng!e, of about tw.n-
ty acres, with APP aspect for a full crop. Then
comes the fine young orchard Of Mr.. Henry
Price, comprising fifty five acres Of nne thrifty
young trees with full crop on them at present.
Then lastly Cones the orchard OF Mr.. Hugh
Mexican. Though very small it has given the
largest yield ofany orchard Oil this PENINSULA
For tile past five years it has realized Its own
er an average Of seven hundred dollars per.
year. And 1t has only three hundred and
seventy i've trees In il. Your correspondent
says, lastly, the orchard Of Mr. Jas. Is. AlrIch
Is the only one IN this vicinity that came near
bearing full crop last year. MR. Nee. picked
and shipped to Philadelphia from his small or
chard eight hundred aud twenty six baskets
of peaches Il nbotA three acres, averaging
him one d liar and ten cedt, per basket amt
realizing the nice little sun OF nine hundred
and eight dolas ami sixty cents. All Of tue
above orchards are situated on the Neck road
leading from Thorniown oil the main road 10
Reynolds corner on the main road TO Delaware
City. Ii The above Is not full crop wonder
what he calls full one.
Port Penn, May ~, 1874. NEIaHBoR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

IMPORTANT SALE.-Wa invite the attention
of mechanics and laLorers as well as capitalists
to the sale Of lots and dwelling on Saturday al
ternoon, by Phil-mma Chandler and Wm' IL
Pierce They are located uear the Piesoyte-
rian church in the Tenth Ward, and must rap
idIy advance in value. Property is now selling
at comparatively low figure, and When bust
ness Is depressed is the proper ti'ue to pur-
chase, In order to secure bargain. When the
times are brisk every thing sells at its full val
ne, al money can rarely be made by purchas-
ing Let those who have funds attend tile
sale, a,iJ embrace the Opportunity presented 10
make paying investment. See adv.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
CARD FRoMJAMES MARTIN.

WILMINGTON, May 10, 1874.
desire TO acknowledge my Indebtedness TO
tho Republican voters for the very generous
support given TO me in the nomination election
on Saturday last-to thank them for the high
compliment rendered me in their choice of Re-
publican candidate for sheriff OF this county !;
also to ihsnk my immediate friends for the
hearty and enthusiastic energy by which they
achieved the gratifying result. Standing now,
as ever, upon the broad platform of Republic
can Integrity and unity, can only desire a con-
tinuance Of this integrity, unity, and enlbusi-
asm, that the CANVASS that must result in the
chsice ofgovernment for this State, may bring
us greater cause for rejoicing. 10 this | pledge
my earnest and unceasing Efforts.
Sincerely, Your Obedient Servant,
JAMES MARTIN.