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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
PeninsuIar News.

The Knights of Pythias OF Port Deposit will
60 on an excursion TO Annapolis tomorrow.
Elkton young men talk OF having tourna-
ment before long.
Iron ore is now being dug on Mr.. Stephen
Pluck's farm, near Elkton,
1t is rumored that Hon. James b. Groome,
Marylands bachelor Governor, Intends ere
Long, taking one Of Baltimore's fair daughters
as better half.
The Elkton bailiff is sick, which fact the
rowdies OF the town are taking advantage OF,
and enjoying themselves accordingly.
Amos Allies, OF Rising SUM- broke his arm,
last week, by falling from his wagon, and that's
what ais Amos.
The Groome Guards, OF Elkion, are Low
fully organized and otilcered.
The Salisbury laundry Is now in the "ful
tide of successful operation"
The corn Of Wicomico county, This season,
will bar ely prove an average crop.
The Snow Hin reading room Is 4 popular in
sutution.
Crisfeld has had quite ar influx of Metho-
dist preachers the past week, and chickens
have suffered cOrresponding)y.
Another Farmers Grange was organized in
Greensboro, Caroline county, last week.
George A. Sterling, of Crisfield, sold, on
Wednesday last, to Messrs. Mason & White
OF Acconac, the schooner "Lizze Bell" fol
80, 600, cash.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
the NEXT CITY ELECTION.

If the people of this city see proper to intro
duce economy in the government of their local at-
fairs the next city election will afford them fine
opportunity. Should the Democrats elect enough
members to give them majority in the Council,
the interest on some five or six hundred thousand
dollars will be saved, because the needless water
reservoir will not be proceeded with neither will
the volunteer fire department be destroyed and
political paid organization instituted at cost
for the first year of $4,000 to $l00,ooe. What it
would cost thereafter none can tell. But from
the fact that in three years in Philadelphia and
New York the cost was more than doubled, and
the fourth year reached in one city over 10000
OOO and in the other sl,G00,000. We may guess
what ours would reach under the present extrav-
agant Ring, who have created floating debt OF
nearly 100000 since the adjournment of the last
legislature.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Would No, Sit win a Negro Judge

In the Sixth Ward, we are told, the Judge OF
the Radical nomination election, on Saturday,
when he found that a negro was to be placed
along side of him, to receive, inspect and count
the tickets, peremptorily declined the proflered
honor. He simply said he would not sit with a
negro and conducted himself as became white
citizen who felt that he owed something to the
labor his parents and grand parents had done to-
wards helping forward civilization and to pre-
serve the liberty that a should be entitled to
viz To select his own company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
A Child Kidnapped by a Beggar Wo-
man.

In New York, on Sunday morning, Mrs Mnna
Hohl OF No. 20 Frankfort street, missed her little
daughter Minna, aged three years. The detec-
lives were notified, but after thorough search,
the day Sunday passed away without any It'd.
ings of her whereabouts. Yesterday, however,
the child was recovered by the merest chance, as
it were warrant for the arrest OF a woman
named Sweeney, charged with larceny, took po-
lice officer to No l6 Washington street, where
the woman was found, together with three chill
dren, all OF whom were conveyed 10 the station
house. One of the children proved TO be Mrs
Hobbs little girl. The mother was al once sent
Tor, and her Joy recovering the lost one can be
better imagined than described. She also recog-
nized "Mrs Sweeney" a beggar woman who
had been soliciting aims on the premises ON the
day the child was stolen, and there is evidence
going 10 show that after kidnapping The child
the woman went begging with it. She was held
10 answer on a charge OF abduction. The othel
two children are supposed to have been kidnap
ped also.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
A standard Article Every " herc.

1t is long way from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
and from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico. but in all
the vast area lying within those boundaries there
is not city. n town. village. settlement or camp
where Hostetters Stomach Bitters is not well
known and in great demand. 1t is the great house
hold medicine of the American people. and is taken
everywhere as a safeguard against epidemics and
endemics. as a remedy for dyspepsia. biliousness
and Irregularities of the bowels. as cure for chls
nervous cases, as a wholesome eXhilarsnt in hypo-
chondria. and as q general nvigorant and restora-
tive. To the weak and dropping 1t mparts strength
and vitality, bracing the relaxed nerves and rous-
ing all the latent energies Of the system. For
twenty years it has been the standard tonic and
corrective of the western world. 23to30
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Gable Notes.,

LONDON, July 27.-Arriyed at Queenstown
barks Sylphiden and Tillid from Baltimore.
John Mitchell has arrived at Cork, Ireland.
He ill but will 60 to Dublin on Wednesday
The Fenian Amnesty Association are organ
izing torchlight demonstration and banquet
in his honor. Mr.. Martin o member ofPaflia-
nent for Meath will resign his seat in favor of
Mitchell.
Journals here say that a war betweenRussia
and =. ina is inevitable i'm CONSEQUENCE of
designs of the latter upon Kashgar.
A special dispatch to the London Daily
News reports that the destruction of property
by floods in M0ravia Is immense. AT least
Two hundred houses have been swept away.
Gaskell Bros, cotton merchants of Liver
pool have failed. Their liabilities amount to
about $4S0, 900,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
DIE o.

CAREY. in this city, on the aSth Of Jnly. infant
and 20 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from their
residence on Jackson street above Eighth, on We'd
nesday afternoon, at half-past O'Clock. Inter
ment at Riverview Cemetery.
CUMMINGS.-In New Castle, Del. on July 2sth,
Elie May. infant daughter OF Lewis G. and Mary
A. Cummings. aged months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
speetfully invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence Of her parents. No % Water street. New
Castle. on Wednesday afternoon next. at o'clock,
10 proceed 10 Riverview Cemeteary.
Another little Lamb has gone,
To meet her angel sisters up in glory;
Three angels to welcome the parents home,
TO Sing for them the redeemipg story.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

THE Boston DAILY Advertiser (Rep.) says
the action OF the Democracy in Indiana and
Ohio Is tending to make the financial question
more distinct issue in the next national cam.
psign.
1t is said that Mr., Dawes idea in declnin z to
run for the House is to be accepted as procana-
tion that be Is to be actively in the field for the
Office
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

A Missouri correspondent Of the New York
Post finds that the general tone there is against
the Probability Of Mr.. Schurz being sent back to
the Senate
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
The Terrible Effects OF Radical
Rule.

Twel &c columns OF the Newark Adeest.Se1', in
The smallest type, are filled with l4,27o pieces OF
property, besides railroad property to be sold
for taxes. This is sign OF the times that does
not tell favorably to the business prosperity Of
Newark.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

FLOODS are becoming epidemic Massachusetts,
Nevada, and now Pennsylvania have suffered In
this country. China was Q recent victim, and
nov come reports of similar disaster in Nor
avia, and the drowning Of many persons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

The New York Tribune thinks It will be a
thievlsh and hungry Congress which will as
semble four months hence, relieved from the
dread of coming elections.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Weather Reports.
WARRINGTON, July p, l A. M.
PRopABrIITIFe.

For New England ard the Mi djls States
partly cloud weather will prevail, with lieh
rain, low temperature. light variable winds at d
stationary or rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. local Iaia,
east 10 sonth winds, no decided rise of temper
AZURE, and low barometer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
For the Gazette.
WILMINGTON. July 9Th. 1874

'6177'f'F01VF'1 TIT
ME. c. p. JOHNSON, Sir Il ask you through
your columns II there amt something needed to
make q change in the way things are being carried
ON at our City Hospital by The Ring rule;
Yours respectfully, TAX PAYER
No doubt a change should be made. But the
best one would be 10 sell out the hospital and
stop the expense,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Tremendous Rain and Flood.
Great Destruction Of Life and Property.

THE LATEST DETAILS TWO uUHDnED IlvEs
Lest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
NOTICES.
EcTSrRY BUREAU.

NTOTICE.-The Registry Bureau Will be opened
~ on MONDAY. July 18th. inst; 10 ayoia con
f,ision and the better to III range the WORK OF Sn
Depsf nS ~. time snpoiuted in which the citizen
rosssr.r hoidarsl in each lection are respectfully
Spwpss.aJ 20 nres ant their deeds with correct
doscr;ns;on of their PROPERTY at this Office: /,
ist aytands from Market to Union, and
frcv" Eront 70 Seventh Streets; from July 18th 10
9th. 4, rrn;o, md
erow Sev.n,b 70 Thirt.,lh streets; from July II "
August 10th. rr-,n 80
from Thirt eenth to BrandyWine; IRON August LUZ
to oath.
Section 4. extends from Market to Union. ana
from Front Street.5outh to City Lines from AuguN
24th to September It'll.
Section s. West of Market and North Of brandy
wine; from September It'll to 2lst,
Section G. East of Market and North Of Ninth
streets; from September 2lst to October 5th.
Section 7. East OF Market street and from Third
to Ninth streets; from Oct. 9Th to 18th.
Section s. East of Market street, and South from
Third to A streets; from Oct. 18th to Nov. I'd.
Section g, East of Market. and South from A St
to City Line: from Nov. I'd to 10th.
All Deeds. Conveyanees or Transfers Of Real Es.
tate made after July l1th 1874, must be entered in
this Office before they are sent to New Castle to be
recorded. ~
A copy of the Registry Law and blank forms for
the description of property will be furnished on ap
piication mt this office,
NJ. c. CONWELL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
Je5-3m Tenth and KING Streets
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-06

While out riding last Sunday, our devil
saws lie saw sight which melted him
and came verv near causing the fair COM
panion at his side to faint. As they were
approaching the lovely village Of Montour
they met the same loving ones-whose
souls had but lone single thought, whose
hearts beat as one"-which they had met
in Moore's gallery on the last festal natal
day. As they approached the loving
ones, the brave hero exclaimed IN path
etc tones, and At the same time threw his
delicate ''mauleys" round her alabaster
neck, .'Oh, darling!' and Immediately
thereafter . sound arose on the quiet cir
like that produced on turning down the
wire Of I'VE cent pop bottle.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-06
A Card.

In the Independent of last week, be-
tween the caption communicated and
the signature Of three non-luminous stars,
is an article which makes free Use OF my
name, and INDUCES in personal remarks
as to my business affairs and motives.
We could not expect much light from
such obscure non-luminarics.
If the article were only personal
insult and fling at me, ! should pass It
by as unworthy Of notice. But when a
baselcss charge is boldly made against all
temperance people in town, and am said
to be in league with them to prescribe
the anti-prohibition men Of Toledo, and
my acts are openly censured and held up
as "a sample Of this crusade business,
feel compelled to speak.
The author Of the article referred to,
does not seem to be either consistent or
sincere in what he says, for by his own
showing, bought my goods Of an anti.
prohibitionist. l did not know the
Toledo dealers were anti-prohibition men,
until read the article in question. The
subject Of temperance never once oc-
Cured to me in connection with my
purchases and did not in the least in
fluence my acts. The statement that the
Toledo dealers had all the articles wan
ted, and such as | wanted, is entirely in
corrct. | looked over the stock IN
Toledo, and then went to Tama. found
certain articles there, that could not find
in Toledo. And this fact with the pru-
dental reasons which decide other men
in buying, decided me to buy where did.
The crusaders had nothing to do with the
matter. l am individually responsible
for it, and can justify myself if need be-
The author seems to be abnormally
sensitive on the temperance question,
and his suspicious are liable to fastcn
upon anybody or any act. h6 imagines
he sees Crusade" and prohibition" on
every hand, and does not hesitate to i'm
putc base motives on the innocent. Any
concerted movement on the part of crusa
ders to ''proscribe" the anti-prohibitlon
| business men of Toledo is something
have not seen nor heard of. 1t probably
has no existence save in the cratic i'm.
agination Of the author. He has built W
fanciful theory Of his own, and shame
lessly proceeds to apply his suspicious i'm
aginings to my acts. He seems to be
lacking in sene of what is due between
man and his fellows. The theory, SO fa1
as know, is groundless; the charges and
/ imputations are untrue and the whole
article is boath visionary and insulting
T. D. CHMDs.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-06
Communicated.

MIR. EDITOR:
In last weeks Independent contributor
signing himself ID" among other things
said ''the Rev. gent, meaning Rev r. NJ
Robertson, pastor Of the NJ. E. Church, OF
this town, ''has not honored us with his
presence for hardly year, and long ago
has created no little dissatisfaction among
the members of his flock" Now Twas very
much surprised to see such an article,
and as q member of the church referred
to, have taken the pains to enquire into
the facts in this matter, and after seeing
almost every member of the church, l
am happy to say that there has not nxlst-
ed better feeling in the church for years
than now exists. am sorry that some
but | think not over one in twenty-of
the membership take issue with their
pastor on his style Of treating the temper
ance question in this town; but believe
that when any of the members do this,
they having the good of the church and
the cause of Christ at heart, will with
true Christian spirit, go to their pastor and
talk with him and not seek to rush into
public print to defame his character
They have not made themselves notorious
in opposition to him as Mr.. 3D. conveys
the idea in his article. l do think that
Mr.. 3D. has been misinformed in regard
to the feelings of the membership OF
the church, aud as he will insist in claim
ing that lie was correct, | think l can
present him with proof that must convince
him OF his error am also very credit
ably and satisfactorily informed that his
statement in regard to difficulties between
Rev. +. NJ. Robertson and the members
OF the NJ f. Church at Iowa Falls, while
he was acting rs their pastor, is wholly
erroneous and entirely gratutious; and
hence | believe malicious. Now do not
wish or desire to get into controversy
with Mr.. ID" nor do l intend to call him
a liar, thief, scoundrel or other low
names. and neither do think such arti-
cles are the kind of reading matter sensi-
bic people desire to have in their county
paper and TO como into their families for
their children TO read, but do agree with
him, Mr.. ID" in one statement he made,
and that is, God hates liars"
JACOB YEIsLR, JR.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-06
Original Notice.

STATE OF Iowa, ga
Tama County. i
DISTRICT COURT. SEPTEMBER TERN. 1874
s. L. Bardwell. against Susan Longe, Jeptha Longe,
Mary Holt. Samuel Holt and Susanna Holt. heirs
of Jesse Holt late of said county, deceased;
To abore named deyfendaats:
You are hereby notified that there is petition
of the Plaintiff in the above entitled action on file
in the office OF the Clerk Of said Court asking
Judgment on certain promissory note given by
jesse Holt. deceased, for the sum OF -Four Hun
bred Dollars and the foreclosure Of a certain
mortgage given to secure the payment OF said
note; also. asking decree Of Court correcting OF
said mortgage as to conform to the intention OF
mortgagor. and asking judgment for reasonable
attorneys fee and for money advanced for alb.
of title provided by the terms Of note and
mortgage and for other and further relief; all OF
which fully appears in the petition in said cause
filed; and unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon of the second day Of the next
September term of said District Court. to be be-
gun and holden at the Court House. in Toledo. in
said county. on the 2lst day of September. 1874
default will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon. Yours. etc.
F. G. CLARK and G. MAHOLM.