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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-19

@omcro - @crr g. 9ona @orton,
Gsq., belt om lektcn 9onncrl lto9 cine beutidc
Hcoc oui Dem Gourtgnuie iibcr Die ncue Con-
ititution, in mcldcr CT io9tc, bob Bic &otDpl>
len bon Cincinnati ben @cfebl erbolten b0tten,
ae9eu bic neue Contribution 81 itim,ncn. gSir
fonnen oieje SIusobe bcitimmt ol5 eiucu Srr<
tbun beschncn, bo bic totDolilbc Gird)e lid)
ais IpId)e hurdouS nidt init Yolitif bcfabt uno
albcm jid fciu tird)lidcr Shcrer in Cincinnati
hefiuoct, Der Den &otbp!ifen bcs ganscn Stootes
@efcble ertbeilcn t0nnte.
- Gin Soccrbos id)reibt in ber lcbtcr Stunt
mcr Der Baltimore vGultS" >3eituns eincn str>
titcI iiber vbcimotblole Triefer," Der bur9aus
i.n unrcdtcn &lotte itc9t unb bcIcn @cr0lfent>
lid)uns III elmer iii t boS Soft bcitimmtcn
3cituna luir fit cine 3aftloiiateit baltcn. SSir
babsn ia cn ciscnes &ott fit iold)e Uroecn
,uarum tueubet lid Der Scrfaer ni1t ooDin
llns ipurbe por lan9erer3eit cnSlrtifcl nit 9lei'
dem snbaltc bon cinem 2aien Susei@idt ocl,
mir in ben Topierforb paricn. 9SaS ocr 8crs
faer in Dem Mrtitel cr0rtcrt, lit gar feline Sud)t
hie fd sur Dffcntlidcn 8eipre6uns in 3ei
tun9sblattern ci9nct, borum ld)wcigcn iuir por
Den unprattild)en Sprid)ligen, bic bcr s!rtitc
eutbalt uno iprcdcn Den @uni@ aus, bob bod
s(icmano wcitcrc berarti9e @pri1ldgc a II
Die en- " c 9 c MAIDEN m69e.
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3 { ttfr s, q sia.

Seoer Der 1tGnoigc Mann Der NIT Der
neucrn @c1bidte Der M}enl66eit un6
nit ben 3ult6nOen uni nlerer 3eit nur in
etlua pertrout lit, fam lid Dem SGlulle
si6t entSieDen> boB oie Ip9en. ciuililirte
0feniAbeit li6 ollmdbli9 in Slpei SSlo1ien
trennt, Die gerooeSu einen Ge9enlab Bill
oen. Sic bcioen @egcn1dSe InO Der
@1aube E uno Der Il II gla BE- 8or
400 Sobren nod mar Die 9on5e cipili1irte
aDelt gldubi9, neil Die Gbril ltenbeit einig
mar, neil 0ie tatbolilDe &ir9e Die 9ll=
1einberrl l6aft iiber Die @cluilien Der 0fen=
5eben bate. 9o fam ber Yrote tantis=
mus uno 1dete oen @ame> Der 3pie=
tra@t, 1tatt Der einen BON Gbrijtls seltif=
teten fatboli1 6cn &ir@e> 10o6eu wie
9il5e 5o9lreide &irdlein plDhli9 Derpor,
1pel6e oas @ert Gbriiti in la9erli@er
gBeile perbelern ,poQten. @ie @eften
alnb G9attirun9en 0cs Proteltantismus
cermeDrten lib i'm 2aufe ser 3eit INNER
anebr, big 1ie in unieren Sa9en 9eraOe6u
5abllos geluorocn lino. unb wenn mir
Den Yrote itantisnus 1T 1einen buntfar=
bi9en Sbeilen betra6ten> 10 glei6t ber=
5elbe Dem Sburme BON Babel au elm
5aar. 9ie Reformation hattie bon Der
alten fatboli1@en STRIDE nod Die Bibel
a1nb @briFl,s mitsenommen> aber Die 8i=
bel allein fat it9 als Elm papiernes
Gunbumelrt oes prote itantii6en &ir9en<
baues ertpieIen: man tonnte oorouf tpobl
eine oabQoIe Menge bon Rir6lein er=
houen> aber >eine einbeitlibe drilli6e
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Meratli 9 e Pro crt p:

tt s=9iten. @os Msramer
Blott uOb5or" bat fiir5li6 bic origineue
@infiibrun9 9etroffen bab in leinen Soo=
tenli} ten BEL 6en Namen Der @eri itorbenen
au9 - Der Name oes Mr5tes i, tpel9er
ben @eriotbenen bebanbelt 6atte> anse-
fIbrt miro. .
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2eiDeatperbreataeetssfs.

2eicbea1eerbreatatstmg.
@os Die begiiGe vAbeille medical"
in bp9ienil6er &udlid5t 9e9en bic Gremo=
tion 81 la9en bot.
uSin6ofar, poer bie 6al6in1 1el Snbien,
lie9t l1nter ben Srope11, Sic 8epDlferung
betrd9t noDe an 1S0 Millionen Ginpob=
ner> 6ie oQe Der &eligion Brobma's bie=
men, nit 9lusnabme einiger ,peniger Mil=
lionen Mu lelmdnner. Ser 8robmocult
l6reibt bes @inbus por> bie &6rper Ser
por 9ltter.ooer bur6 &rantbeit @eltorbe=
men gu perbrennen lo9ar OieTrouen re6=
men es li6 5ur Gbre auf Dem @6eiterbou=
fen Oes @emabls ii6 ben Slommen 5u
opfern. @eit oen Soulenoen BON SoDreu,
oaB oieler reli901e Gult 9efeiert miro, luie=
piel M}illionen 2ei9nabme mD9en oa nibt
luobl perbronnt ,pprbcn 5ein, luel9eNfen9e
9elunobeitsi 6dotliber@ale bot oiesltmo$=
pbdre bort oufgenommen, pelbe 6emi6=
iden Bilouns uno 3erlebun9en lino oa
|ni6t bur6 oas Teuer Dor li9 9esonsen.
g}a9 unlerer Nnli6t lino bie1s Ser
hrennuneen Der ,uabre @runo Der alioti=
|l9en Gbolera (G6o!era aspbiria) @elndB
unlerer feiten ueberseugung lit oiele
Sranfbeit Die E II sig l1rla9e oas felt
Sa9rtaulenOen burd Die 2ei6enoerbren=
nun9 in ben bepDlferltea @esenben er=
Seuste siftise Gas. 9ieier Giftounit, se=
merritt unter Dem tropiiden 5immel,
Ii9tpebt tpd6reno bes 5age5 in oer Cuff,
llinft am Qbeno in Die nisoern Sdt9tsu>
mi19t li6 nit benz 8aiIer, ben bsr{ r{4ieoe<
men 2ebensnitteln uuo oriuat bura SEN
MtbmuussproceB in bic euusen 8er6reitet
i i9 bieIes siftise Gaz nun tn bsut le6eu<
ben Srganismus, 10 erseugt es 3ur4faQ,
Grbre9en, Sdmpfe, esanoi its, Die ss@
tpDbnli6en SDmptome bieisr 2aaSplasge,
Die ober ols 1i9eres 3eidsn Der @bolera
INNER beftiser unb pl0bli6 auftreten.
! Sn Sinootan> lit Die aliatiIae G6olera
einbeimil9, jebo6 setuillen ot6mosp6ds
ri16en nlu1en unter9euor fen; miro D #
epibemil9 uno errei6t oann peroerben=
brin9eno Die entf ferte item @esenoen.
I'm bic Gboleramorbus in Jn6ien gu
pertilsen> miibte Die europdii6e Diplo=
matte Die @Dlfer Snoiens ni6t ollein er=
iuGen, nein 1ie miife 1ie 5pin9en ibre
Sooten SUP unter Die @rbe gu be9raz
ben unb 3par onOrten, bic bem Mustre=
ten bes 9tnous uno @an9es nidt ausge=
1ebt tpdren. sSn jenem Sale ,uiiroe oif
Gbolor fir in1mer BON 0er Oberf fla9e be,
Groe 19tpinoen. @elpib cine 9robe ST.
rungeni9aft i'm SntereIie BET 9umonitat
@as 1ast ibr oa5u, lift gleubeioen =? f
duBerf fi9 cine BET beiten meoi3inii6er
3eitl6riften @uropa's
- Mer5tli@e Pro cri p
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@Dfklpfe ge)mIelt.

Wenn mir bieienigen Shulen, bic ben
9famen: Stoats16ulel,, Sreif6ulen, Df=
lfentli6e S1uler &c. fiibren, nun fur5weg
/ otlo fe 6 6,uIeu nennen 10 ge=
lbebroen li6 man6e Meni6en oarlber
1arseL als ob man iie a,lf Die 5u6nerall=
l9en 9etreten bdtte. unb bod. lit Ser
9hlsbrud: 9p.ttlo.ie 4@16uten fur
juniere 5taatg(6uletl senalr Der ri6tise
llnb Der Mabrbeit 5ent1pre9enb. @ott=
I os beibt: .los BON @,ott, ober oDne
@ott. Man nennt einen W1en|1en
9 0 til 8 apenh er 1idb nm @pttes &C.
bote n6t fiimmert. @ottes @ebpte tper=
oen aber our6 bie 9}eli9ien permittelt.
9obcr 1T jeber Mfeni6, Der ii6 nm Die
&eli9ion ni6t fiimmert, ooer Der fetne
Geli9ion bat> got IL os.. 9ieIer Mus=
orud 5ei9t einen 0}an9el an, 5eigt Gtwas
an, bos pprbonben 1cin ioQte, a6er ni6t
porbonben iit. - Gang ooiielbe 1T nun
Der SAT- NIT I'M 5eren @taats19ulen: lie
linb 9etrennt pnn @ptt unb es 5oll ba=
rim ansebli6 teinerlei &eli9ion 9elebrt
unb 9eIbt tperOen. 9a nun ober cine
@9ule, s,penn 1ie oos 8efe ber @9iiler.
~bef f0rOerr 1ou, notblDenSig reli9iDs iein
muB, Die les ober nit unieren @toatsI6u=
len ni6t Der SaQ lit, 10 baben lie benz
lcl6en Mlangel> ben man, pie mir o6en
sei9ten, an eillem Ofenl 6cn ols 9 tt
10 : beieibnet. gYir nennen oaber nit
Me9t unb Der 8obrbeit gemdb un1 1ere
@taotsI6ulen gottloie g 6u1en.
Gs folst borails nun bur6aus t1tbt> oob
ou6 olle Meni 6en> Die biele S6nlen
patrpniF Fren> oesbolb 9ottlos iino. 9Sir
lpre1en> ,penn mir ilber gott(o5c 96ulen
ipre9en, ni9t iiber Menl6en, lonoern
ii6er cine Ginrib btun9> Die feblerboft lit.
Sic 2ebrer, @uperintenoenten &C., luel6e
sic gottlol lcn @6ulen fii9ren tbun
our6ous ni6ts l(nrec6tes, benn ]ie bQ=
ben Den perfebrten 3u itano un1eres
@toots| |dulipItems ni9t 9el6afen. 9os
unre1t in unlern Staatsl6ulen belte6t
ni9t borin, ooB biel elben politip bDie
]ino, 1onoern baB ;bnen Gtluas> mas 0a=
rim Iein lpate uuo miiBte, man9elt, ndM=
Ii9 Die Religion.
M6er has Maes tpiiroe uns l1iemals
foeranlaTeu f6uneH> uns gegen Die 9ott=
/ loFsn GAuIeu aus5uIprehen, penn nit
oeu1 gtaats1dulIplfelu, wis es jebt beltebt
ERidt aud eilt Idreienoss unreAt ber=
E6unseu mare., 9lIe 8urgsr o6ne Inter
fdieS Iiuo nduuli9 h1pra oas Gelsb Dsr=
pi1tihtet, SieIe gduLen be3a6len 5u bsl=
fen, lua9rsuo fsiu &at9olif o5ne i6tpere
SinSe feline @taosr in iolGe gottlole
| gduGe1p Tatfem aann, tDenn ct eine ta~
/ ttdanlfftAe Gaple in fstner Vdbe fat. So
| li4to 6enn sic &atgoliten tDie au6 9ldu<
| b5ge asrotsfantsn our0 oieles gottlole
g9uligfen ge3nungen> ibre elsenen
g6alen 3u erritbten> nno 5uglei@ au9
| fiji 6iejenigen G@ulen 81 be5ablen, bon
oenen fe tsinsn @ebrau6 MAIDEN f6n'
nen. 60 liest benn bic Sa6e IN Der
gSeiie> boB Elm 9bsi( ber Barger geleb=
li9 ausgepliinbert tpi.b, oamit Elm anoe=
ret 9beil ieine &inber re6t 9robarti9 er=
5iebsn farm. Yon glei9em @e6te fir
Nlle fam bei unlerem Stoatsl6ullDltem
feline 3eoe lein. Seber ebrlid)e Menl3
mus elm leben bab bieIer 3ultano etn
i6reienoes llnre@t lit. Ser @taat loa
enttueoer bas @9ulpe fen 9ans ollein ben
@ltern iiberlaien nno ii4 gar NIT 6er
~ r.
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Sur 9omfrGp if bic Sgg'sS{tS" SsS n9o
Trenttrabe.
fsaF" sue 3ricfe, 9cittHunsen stnfragtn, Core
{2onbensel,> GeinicnSun9cn &c. aoreiiire man an
Weu. 3plepg Setting, somerop, Meiss 60. ..
NE Der uObtp Mailenz
irel,np" fpItct tit tin SaDr 81, so,
unc 20 Gcnts Npltpprtr.' &ein
Brieitrdgcr bat bus 9fedt mebr
Yprtp ut frreern, ais 5 GentS fit
3 Mpnnte.
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Mp,serpD, BEN 10. Mat9.lS74.
QYph eufaleubcr

NSpeb enfalcltecr 49, 49,
fir Die 9iGscien Cincinnati, Columbus j., Sort
:ssaDne, @opin9ton, Detroit uno elepelano. :.
g. 2s. eln9. EDilippus 8eniti, 8et., .,y.. ....
". "a. 81 sapbonius y. eisuori, Stir@et
- &brer. '..., ....5. ..''.
.. e5. n @ortbotomdus, slpoitel. j."
90. 2e. n, 3epbprinus &apit ,no oMort.
.. 27. Soiepbus golaionctius, 8cf.
s. 2s. Nuauitiuus, 9ir6cn 2cDrcr.
9. 30. Sobannis gntDauptun9.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
Disesses Of the Blo6A

The Buod is the Life" When this sourds ID
corru ptcd the painful and orrowproduding effects
are visible In many shapes, Tho nuitiiarious forms
In which il manifcsts f,seif would form. subjects
up"n which might write volumes But as all the
varie forms OF di. ease which depend upon bad
blood are cured or best treated by such medicines
take up from this fluid and excrete from the sys-
en- the noxious elements. IL not OF practics I'M
portance that should dtscribc each For instance:
medical authors describe about hfty yariettes OIL
skin Diseases but they Al require for their cure
very similar treatment. tits Of no practical ullty
TO know Just what name to apply to certain form
Of skin disease, so you know how hest to cure ".
Then again might 20 and describe various kinds
OF scrofulous sOres fever sore, white swolhngs On
larged glands, and ulcers of varying appearance
might describe how yrulent poison may show itseii
ia various forms of eruptions. ulcers sore throat
bOny tuInors ETC.; but rs all these various appear
ing manifestations of bad blood are cured by uni
form means. l deem such a courso unnecessary:
Thoroughly cleanse the blood. which is the great
| fountain Of lfe and good digestion. iair skin
buoyant spirits, vital strength. and soundness oi
constituti0n. will all return to us: For TINS pur,
lose DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery ana
Purgatve Pellets are pre-eminently me aruSies e
needed. They are warranted 10 cure leucr' na III
| Rheum, Scald Head. st. Anthony.s Fire. ksse hasn
| or Erysipslas. Ring Worms. Pimpies. biotenes
Spots EruptiOns. Pustules Bols, Carbunees. sore,
Eyes. Rough Skin. Scurf Scrutuions sores ano
ISwellings. Few er Sores. White Sweihngs., Iumofs
Old Sores or Swellings, Affections OF the esin
Throat and Bones. and Ulcers OF the lnver
Stomach. Kidneys and Lungs mar2o-eodlw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
General News.

The Senate Of California passed BILL on Sat
urday night, providing for State Board OF Trans
portatlon Commissioners.
The Secretary of the Treasury will sell $l,oo0,-
900 in gold on each Thursday during april, max
s 1900, 900 during the month.
The steamer Merrimack, bound from Rio to
New York, and which has been overdue fol-
seven days, thereby causing much anxiety fol
her safety, has been heard from.
In the annual boat On the Thames between
the Cambridge and Oxford boat crews. Cam
bridge has been again triumphant Oxford, af.
| ter years OF victory, Is losing its laurels.
A locomotive exploded on the Northern Central
| Railway, on Saturday evening, six miles north Of
York, killing the brakesnsa, Platts. The engi-
| Eesr fireman and another brakesp ,p were seri-
| ousiy injured.
The eighth ballot Tor United States Senator by
| the Massachusetts, Legislature was taken on Sat
| urday and resulted as follows: Dawes, SS; Hoar,
| IS; Cults, Is; Adams, ~ Banks, z; Whittier,
Washburne, /; Pierce, :.
The United State Senate vas i.st IN session on
Saturday. The House was occupied Sopeiy with
speechmaking on the currency question, tia
speakers being Messrs Bright and Whltlhorne,
| OF TeBHessee; Buckner, of Missouri; Cotton, OF
| Iowa, and Scpddsr, OF New Jersey.
General Beauregaxd has written letter TO the
Washington Republican,, i4 reply to one of ex-
Governor Herbert's on the Louisiana question.
| 1t Is accompanied by communications, signed by
prominent Louisianians to show that when EeaH-
regard was a candidate ''the Office sought aim,
and he did not seek the Office"
The strike of the Eric Railroad employees at
nsqushalna Depot continues, and strong force
| OF troops has been sent there by Governor Hart
ranft. at the reqSest OF the sheriff of the county
A proposition was submitted to the strikers yes
| tcrday by the Vice President OF the Company,
| but they postponed its consideration until this
morning. They decided, however, TO allow pas.
senger trains TO go through, and the Vice PIesi-
dent, TO avoid possible bloodshed, ordered that
only passenger trains should run until the accept.
| ance or rejection of his terms to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
Sanborn Backs 0ut--He Fears to
Face the Charges.

Ssnborn will not appear before the Committee
on Ways and Means. His counsel in New York
adVise him not to testify in view OF his approach
ing trial in the Courts there. The New Yosk
1rib"nes Washington dispatch says the follow
ing facts have been proved.
Frst-That Secretary Richardson, Assistant
Secretary Sawyer, and Solicitor Banfied have
aided, in an unlawful and disgraceful manner,
the notorious Sanborn in the collection of taxes
at o cost OF fifty per cent, which might have
been collected by the Internal Revenue Bureau,
without cost.
Second--That persons having no connection
with the Government, but employed by Sanborn,
have been furnished with commissions to enable
tlem 10 deceive the private citizen and entrap
INN INTO the disclosure OF private books, in order
to enable Sanborn TO make his percentage.
Thira-That officers of the Government reo,.
larry appointed and confirmed by the senate,
under bonds for the faithful performance of their
dutles' have been made, by order Of the three Off
GERS named, subordinate not only to Sanborn but
10 his clerks and employees
fourth-That Sanborn has collected taxes tina.
had been regularly assessed, and that were mat.
tiers OF record in the Internal Revenue Offices,
and received his per centage on them and fu
ther, that be has been paid a per centage on
taxes which he did not collect, and in which
neither he nor his employees had any part in
collecting.
Fifth-That the three officers named have eth.
or "ulingly, or with inexcusable negligence and
ncompetency, withheld from Congress papera
which had been called for four distinct Times
that they have, in aiding Sanborn disreparded
the counsel, advice, and protest of officers of tbe
Department; that they have broken rules, avoid
ed established customs, and committed unlawful
acts, IN order TO furnish facilities TO Sanborn to
mako money.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
Afieg ed Attempt Upon the Life OF "a Gov
ernment official.

New YORK, March 2S.-JOhn =. Atkinson,
street broker and discharged custom house
officer has been arrested on the charge OF at
tempting 10 stab special officer agent y. u.
Jayne. Jayne asserts that this is the third time
time Atkinson has made an attempt on his
life, and gives in explanation that he caused
his( Atkinson dissatisfaction the custom house
four years ago. Atkinson says lie only sought
to defend himself from an assault by Jayne,
by seiZlng his uplitted cane and: G:threatening to
stab him II was used, and that the whole af-
fair grew ont of demand by him for the pay
ment by Jayne of $35, 600, formers fees In tho
Weld leveDue case, in Boston, which Jayne
absolutely refused to pay, deny ing the validity
of the claim
A reporter of the Sun visited Atkinson in
prison and furnishes the following
| Reporter-May ask what was the nature
| of your claim against Jayne?
AtknsOn-He owes me S35 900,
Reporter-FOr services?
AtkinsOn-Yes, for services rendered to the
Government as a Custom House officer, You
remember the celebrated Weld case? 1t was
who produced the evidence which fixed the
fact of the delinquency of the Boston firm
They paid the Government s475 600 through
Jayne, and ha promised me $4,000 as my
share On the day when the fine was paid his
clerk told me to 90 to Jayne's Office and
would get my money. presented myself
and asked Jayne for my share. Instead OF
paying me he struck al me with his cane-the
same be attempted to beat me with to day
and hustled me towards the door. l grabbed
a knife that was lying on the table, and
threatened that if he did not uAhand me
would cut him to pieces. The cane was one
had purchased and presented to Jayne my
self.
Reporter you committed no assault upoI
Jayne to-day then there must be some othe
reason for his course in having you arrest
ed.
Atkinson-The whole matter is this; h'
wants to shlrk the payment of the money IL
owes me. Aud more than that he is anXiou
to prevent me from giving damaging testi
m0ny,against him. ] know great deal abOu
Mr. Jayne that he would NOT like to have t0l,
and he Is not the man to scfuple at any act
howeve desperate, to secure himseif.-E, !
Nun,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
Still L1unrrelliha

fhe Radical cliques cannot reconcile Lheif oii-
fereuces. We have never known such vide-
spread quarrel all allen the r ,dical lines Even
the negroes ars infested by the qu 'stion. L. 's
now said thnt Thorn pson aoes not mean 10 put
negroes in Office, aud they havs all R"ne over 10
the Jump faction under the promises OF tho
"Ring" OF this city. This is another ot their
tricks of which the negroes are to be tie Victims
We doubt not it is to be arranged that whenIthe
negro asks tor his promised share, the Jump
clique will declare that the Wilmington Ring
gave Its promises without authority. They VIII
not demand the fulhliment, however, as the Dom
ocrats will most likely sweep the State and show
larger majority for its candidate than was gwen
to Governor Ponder in 1870.
But to show how the quarrel progresses We
will give occasional clippings from the opposition
papers. The following is from the Republican OF
this morning. Ii echoes the voice OF the poten'ia'
"Councii R,ng:'
THE GovERNoRsuIP. The Ecery Euening pub
lishes all extract from letter which it says was
written by an active Republican OF Georgetown
SUSSEX county, charging " Dr. Jump with having
been instrumental in defeating OF Mr. Coursey In
1870"
The idea that Dr. Jump defeated Mr.. Coursey
l. extremely ridiculous. No man could have
changed that result, affected 1t materially. IL
was prejudice against the negroes aud bad man
| agement that defeated Mr. Coursey. In New
Castle county, Mr.. Cou"sey ran ahead OF the most
of our candidates. in Kent, he was little II any
behind and the same was the case in Sussex. In
fact the Republican party was badly beaten in
the State, and every candidate it presented was
defeated. Had they all been elected but Mr.
Coursey there would have been some ground for
the assertion OF the Sussex county Republican
and DIR: jump might be held responsible for the
defeat, but it stands, there is none whatever,
and this attempt to render him unpopular is not
only unwarranted, but something much worse.
1t must however fail, as the great mass OF voters
know that there is no truth whatever in this
charge. The Republican party was beaten over
24O0 for Congress- and the candidates for the Leg
slature, Levy Court, Sheriff and Coroner shared
the same fate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
''N0 Liquors Sold"

The City Council of Mansfield Ohio has
passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale of al.
conoIc liquors, including wine, ale, beer
FIVE.
After its passage the President of the Ladies'
Temperance League arose and thanked the
Council In few remarks. Then all the church
bells began to ring, the cannon began to boom
and the Council adjourned, after uniting with
the ladies In singing. "Pralse Gsd, from whom
ali blessings aoW."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30

NOTICE.-I. William Reese. in compliance
IN with the requirement, Of the act ef Assembly in
that ishalI apply in writing 70 the Court Of enera
Seasons Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
Of Delaware. in and ter the County Of New Castle.
being the first day Of the next Aay Term Of the said
Court. for License to keep an Inn or Tavern a
Mount Pleasant in school District No. "a, in Mill
Creek Hundred. New Castle County, and State
aforesaid and to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 70 be drunk on the
premises. and the following freeh0ders recommend
the said application. to wit;
Lewis Miller, Thomas Hopes.
Richard g. Fisher, VIM. FOote,
Peter Conneii, John Faust.
Samuel Graves. his
John Lahertv, Michael Is Donohos
Frank Whitemsn, mark.
JOHN Taylor, Jr., Witt. Jackson,
John Cennsll,
mar2s-3t WILLIAM REESE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
The Elkton, Ma, Murder Trial.

ELKToN, Md, March 29-The trial of Robt
Kearney for the murder of Thompson Fuller
near Rising Sun, Cecil county, February 3D.
was concluded Friday night, so far as the ar.
gument Is concerned, and the case given to the
jury. Mr.. Mccullough closed his remarks al
ten, p. M, Friday night on behalf of the State
making an able argument for two hours. The
jury remained out until late hour tonight
when they brought in a verdict Of mot gully .
The jury was out seven hours
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
PATRICK o'DONNELL,

1OTICE.-I. james McLanan, in compliance
~ with the requirements Of the act of Assem-
notice that shall max plication in writing to
the Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace ana
Jail Delivery Of the State Of Dslaw are. in and for
tho County Of New csls HpIn Mondsy ,h the llth
Of the next May Term Of the said Court. for .
License to keep an Inn or IsysIn, known a. = h ths
Third Ward of the City OF Wilmington. County
and State aforesaid. with the privilege Of selling
liquors therein in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
following freeholders recommend the said appiica-
ton, viz
james Smith. Patrick Lambert.
H. L. Rice, James CLARK.
John NJ Dunn P.B. Forman,
Charles Schm ,th Patrick Monaghan.
LeonhSrdt Harmann, kd }, McManus
III. F. Finnegan, Henry Grebe.
IL Jefferis, VIM, Green
George Finek, Nathan Liebermsp.
Vm, a. Chadwick, Al. MAXWELL,
Edward Farmer. samuel Culbeit.
John SOreth, Michael MegarS.
John Bader, Thomas u. sharp.
mars st JAMES NcLANAN,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
CIV RN MEDALLION.

NOTICR.-I. John MoClafsrty. do hereby give
IN notice that ! shall apply to the Judges of the
Court of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery Of the State Of Delaware. In and fer the
County OF New, Castle, at the May Term. A. D..
1874 for retailers License to sell into xicati ing
liquors at No 6Z East Fifth street. north west cor
nor of Fifth and Piue streets. In the Fourth Ward
Of the city of Wilmington. County and State afore-
said, and the following freshsiders recommed the
granting Of the said application. to wit:
Francis Kelly. Samuel Saysrs,
John Morrow. Hugh higsn.
Peter Mannion, Daniel Regau,
Francis McM0nigle, james Lynch,
James W. McAiister, Alexander Keenan,.
Alex. J. Hart, Patrick Hassan,
Francis X Jacquot james Mccoy,
Andrew Murphy, Leopold Sehulmacker,
Jehn Kane James L. Heal,
James A. Hart, Joseph Blank,
Thomas B. Kelley, John Deer.
John Flanagan. James Currnn.
Thomas b. Eaton.
mar283 ST. JOHN MeCLAFFERTY.