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Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
Charged with EmbezyIement.

A dispatch from Philadelphia, Nov.
IS says: George w. Huntzinger, who
was arrested on Saturday last on a
capi1s, based on an affidavit charging
him with having, as President of the
Philadelphia Coal Company, used $780,
900 of the funds of the company in his
own business, was committed to-day
to Jail, having been unable to procure
bail to the amount Of 100000. Mr..
Huntzinger says he courts an investi
cation; that he relinquished the Presi-
dency Of the coal company IN August,
1877, and then everything was turned
over to his successor. The case has
been returnable to the December term
of the Common Pleas Court.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20

CPECIAL NOTlCE-A large lot Observing
= Machines at Private Sale, at less than
half their value. Two shuttle, Grover and
Baker, new, two Weed, new. two Family Drop
Leaf Singer improved, new, one Davis, new.
Also the following that has been used but In
good running ORDER Five Family Singers,
two improved Wilson, shuttle, good as new,
four Howe's, six Wheeler & Wilson's, one Viii
cox & Gibbs, drop leap table. nearly new.
We will sell at great bargain as we must
have the room, you will never have another
such a cnance. We also call attention to the
American Sewing Machine as the best Family
Machine. 1t is given up by all competitors as
the lightest and simplest Sewing Machine
made. you only have to try it to buy it. Don't
be persuaded to buy any other Machine until
you have given the American few days
trial, wnen you buy you don't want to be to
the expense of trading 1t off In 8 or II months,
on account of running heavy, or some other
good reason. as we have and are trading for
machines good as new. Now TO get rid OF all
this trouble and expense purchase the New
American, and then you are suited for all
time, and you will save money in the end.
We exchange for old machines. sell on
monthly nstalnient plan, Or large discount
for cash. VIII rent them to family by the
week or month. with the privilege of huyiDg
II they desire. Office and salesroom 7lS Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del.
J. H. PRIMROSE.
nvl9-tf ManagertOr Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
Lions About.

1t is a dangerous thing to trife with
a cold. A darkey preacher once told
his hearers that he thanked God "that
the devil went about AZ a roaring lion,
seeking whom he may devour. He
might catch poor fellow who didn't
know that he was near him but when
he heard the roar he could get out of
the way if he didn't, he deserved to
die" So when one hears the wheeze
Of the cough which tells OF the old lion,
Consumption, lurking around, he
should fly to DR.. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, and get out Of the way
Of danger. This preparation is well
known, has been tried nearly 30 years,
and is acknowledged by all who use it
to be unsurpassed in its soothing and
healing properties. 80 cents and 81 a
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
NEWPORT ITEMS.
A Singing Class s-Rev1v val at Stant0
--SeSmsn TO X. Of PA working
1RassOr-Teaehers Institute.


Correspondence Of the REpUBLIcAE.
MEssRs. EprToRs:--I thought perhaps
you would be glad to hear from New
port and learn we have some progress
iveness in our village. A singing class
has been organized under tn. auspi-
ces of Mr.. J. l.. Booth which promises
to be success, and will no doubt be
quite benefit to the young people of
the place. We would suggest that Mr..
b. provides himself with a large sup
ply of patience as much may be requir-
ed before the term expires. A series of
meetings are now in progress at the
the Stanton M. Il. church. Rev. Ii.
$. Thompson, pastor, whose interest in
The work is evident by the faithful way
in which he is working. He has made
tender appeals, and to the Young es-
pecially has he spoken words Of warn
ing. May all his efforts be crowned with
success. On Sunday last Mr.. preach
ed sermon TO the order Of K. p. in
the Newport M. +. church, which was
very good as his sermons always are.
He gave history Of the order. Some
weeks ago he preached series of ser
mons that were grand. In the course
Of them he paid particular attention to
the facts, mentioned in the sacred writ.
ings, which have been the subject of 80
much ridicule and speculation by free
thinkers, and infdels Of all classes,
and in all times. He showed that
all parts Of the divine writings ex-
hibited their own luster; and that the
truth of the doctrine of salvation has
had as many triumphs as it has had at
tacks from the rudest and most formid-
able of its antagonists. Since he has
been with us he has labored assidu-
ously and we deeply regret that his
stay with US terminates in March.
The Teachers Institute was held in
this place last week, and was very in
teresting and instructive. The only
regret expressed was, that it did not
continue longer. That Newport was
glad to have the teachers sequestered
in her midst We are very certain; and
she only hopes that their stay was as
pleasant to them, as it was pleasure
for her to entertain them. But the In
stitute is over and the teachers have
returned to the various parts of the
country whence they came, and may
they renew their labors (apd we know
they are not light ones) with renewed
spirit, and refreshed bodies and minds
is the sincere wish of Newport.
November 18th, OBSERVER.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
III el1en Potter.

HHadelphia Press, Oct. 26, 1877.
Miss HELEN Potter won triumph at
the Academy of Music last night of
which any artistic might well be proud.
This was to have been expected. The
lady is no stranger now to Philadel-
phla, and her successes during the past
two seasons had given Der reputation
which last evening resulted in crowding
the Academy with one of the largest
audiences ever assembled within its
walls.
She will appear at the Opera House
on next Wednesday evening, the 9th
inst.
A bite from rattlesnake is some.
times not more dangerous than severe
cough or cold. A well merited reputa
ton has DR.. Bulls cough syrup, and
this remedy is sold by all druggists.
Price 25 cents,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
.. WILMINGTON DEL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1873.

Co., Of Wilmington, on the 10th OF June,
1878. He plead "not guilty"
Philip Dollard indicted for breaki ing
into the manufactory Of Peter McCul-
Tough Of Wilmington on the 10Th Of
April, and stealing therefrom 40C pairs
Of boots and 400 pairs of shoes. He
plead not guilty. II. Il. Pennington
appears for the prisoner.
In this indictment Frank Moore
was charged as being an accomplics;
but Moore, it will be remembered broke
out of Jail last summer, and has hot
been rscaptured.
At $40 Court adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
FIRST EDITION.
Magwc MitcheIt's "Lorle."

Again last evening large audience
greetsd Magsis Mitchell in-hsr play Of
'Lorle' or the "Artid's Dream" The
scene Is a country farm house in Tyrol,
where 'Lorle" is enjoying herself at
home. Her neighbor comes to see her.
A young man named Christoph falls
IN love, but she refuses him, Christoph
snlists in the army, An artist while
painting different scenes becomes ac-
auaintsd with Maggie. She accepts his
| land and leaves her home to live with
her husband in the metropolis. While
in the city the Artist meets his first
love, Countess Ida, and with sad
heait she discovers that he Is married.
Time rolls arouni, "Lorls" meets the
Countess at a reception and Is pleased
with her. "Lorle" with her husbands
permission enters the garden in search
Of bsquet for her husband. During
her absence the artist and Countess are
alone. iepours forth his love to her.
The Countess astonished begs him to
leave her; while struggling to free her
self from him, ''Lorle" appears upon
,he scene with the bopuet. She UNDER
stands that her husband loves another.
| In leevening her father calls at her
home to take her back 10 the country
farm house; he Is surprised ut the
change In her coaztenance. She ELL
treats her father to remain over night,
but he refuses stating that he will call
in the morning; her husband next ap.
pears, awd after u fes reinarlss bids
her farewell; its too much for "Lorle,"
| her heart Is crashed; she IL dying and
asks TO see her husband; he is brought
toher; she forgiyes him; music is heard
in the distance; she begs to be lifted
| in her bod, and while listening to the
sweet music, br.atles her last.
The last scene il the country farm
house. The artist is sound asleep. He
is aroused from his slumhers by hear
| ing a voice singing familiar tune to
him. lie arises from his sleep and
mutters, "Where am ~ r. it AL n
dream 7" He calls "Lorle." She comes
in from another room singing, and n
happy time takes place. The father
appears on the scene and tells the ar
tist he must have been sound asleep
as he had been unable to waken him.
breakfast is served and 'Lorle's"
friends appear upon the scene. She is
| to be married and in honor of the event
Ter friends gather together and devote
portion Of the time to dancing. The
play throughout was well acted aud
heartily received.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
Horse Exhibition.

Prof. Gleeson is giving exhibitions of
his art in handling refractory horses at
the old foundry on Tenth street. Yes
terday he handled the celebrated run
ming horse "Gail," belonging to Dobe
& Sen, at Hares Corner, which had new
er before been harnessed. Persons who
have baking, kicking or striking hor-
ses should send them to Prof. G.. as he
makes no charge for curing their faults.
The foundry is open afternoon and ev-
ening, and ladies are admitted free
while gentleman are charged 25 cents.
Go and see him.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
The Primary Cause 0g q Distant
SYMPTOM.

herent but is The lineal offspring OF dyspepsia,
in majority OF cases. The nervous disturb
ance is at first trifiing, but Ultimately its par
ent so uudermines the general health, as to
produce consequences very threatening to that
great nervous centre the brain. Hostetter's
stomach Bitters is the most powerful medici-
nal opponent of the ravages of indigestion,
and protects the nervous system from them.
The tremors, the unnatural anxiety, the head
aches, the sleeplessness and loss ofappetite
which characterizes digestive irregularity and
weak ess, ana which are almost invariably
accompanied by an uncertain condition of the
bowels and inactivity of the liver. are all
eradicated by this matchless corrective, and
when nervousness does not proceed from the
cause designated, it affords most grateful re-
tat
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
wedding Anniversary.

The tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. +. A. Robinson and wife, was cele-
Orated at their residence, No. l0l East
second street, last evening. The rooms
were crowded with friends, amongst the
Nambet being Ashley Simpson and
wife, W. r. Robinson and wife, and
Numerous others. The evening was
passed in social chat and vocal music,
u, tue singing being led by Mr.. Ashley
Tee table was loaded down
With handsome and useful presents.
Refreshments in abundance were served
up and ample justice done to thsn.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
Centennial Flowers.

a Contribution to articles OF the toilet
brought about by the centennial is a very del
rate perfume called the Centennial Flowers,
which was gotten up by DR.. Smms Of this CITY,
Dr. Simms being descendant Of one Of the
revolutionary heroes, thought it proper to Gel
ebrate the event in some way, and SO took this
very practical means. Since the introduction
of this extract by the Doctor 1t has been so
much in dema M that he is now manufacturing
and selling it in large quantities. 1t is put
up in very neat bottles. and sells at 50 cents q
bottle. .-Euery Evening NOu. 0, 1873.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
TTyHE INCEST PILLSDN EARTH ARE ar. SIMMs

V VEGETABLE LlVfF PILLS. They never
grippe. sicken orweaken in their operation, and
hence they are the best .iis ever offered. es-
pecially for aged penHIe. They are a splen-
did Liver cure and ee4ant purgative medI-
cine. They operate ,Iea,antly and mildly,
but thoroughly and e'.'rtnally. They cure
Constipation or COST '"a"ss, Piles, Slck
Headache Bilousncss, Weak Bowels, Din.
ness, Vertigo, Weak Ner es. all Liver attec-
ttons, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, a,h in rheumatism,
Neura lgia and Headache, in connection with
our Celebrated Pain Searrher. very speedy
cure is obtained. We nave over 1000 reteren
ces of these pills. Elegantly sugar coated Is
cents box, or five boxes for 81. Sent by mail
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot et2
Arch street, Sold by dea Ars and at coun.r
stores
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20

The New York World is now attempt
ing to show, by reference to certain
votes cast in Congress, that the Demo-
cratic party is the original and only
champion Of hard money. The party
gets upon SO many sides Of every ques-
!lon that comes up that the task ofshow-
ing that 1t was at certain point upon
given day is not dificult. The i'm
portant fact in this case Is that 1t came
out at last boldly and shamelessly for
rag money, and was beaten dreadfully
'0f It's dishonesty. F@3e&A Gi
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
Going 10 Wilmington.

Mr.. Harman Pyle, late of the hrm'of
kinnard & Pyle, dealers in spcrtsmsn's
supplies and other wares in this bo-
rough, is preparing to remove to Will.
mington, Del, where he intends open
ing q business similar to the one above
meptioned.-West Chester Local Neps.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Nov.
20, l A. NJ.
Indications for Wednesday.-For the
Middle Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy
weather, frequent rain, variable winds,
mostly northeasterly, stationary or
lower pressure.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
Has a License.

John Graham called upon us to state
that he was not fined for selling liqnor
without license, as was published in
yesterdays court proceedings, but for
selling liquor on Sunday. His place he
said has been licensed for twenty
years back.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
TNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS
TRICT OF DELAWARE, s. 8.

WHEREAS, A libel hath been filed in the
District Court ofthe United States of Am erica
for the District OF Delaware on the 10th day Of
Novemberin in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy eight. byJ. g.
Jaquett, Esq, Proctor in behalf of Frank
A. Hailman against the steam tug James
McFadden, her tackle, apparel and furni-
ture in cause of wages, civil and mara
time. and praying the usual process and mo-
milton of the Court, that all persons interes-
ted in the said vessel, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, may be cited to answer the process,
and all due proceedings being had that
the same may he decreed to be sold,
and the proceeds thereof be distributed
according to law. Therefore in pursu-
ance of said monition, under the seal Of said
court to me directed and delivered, i do hereby
give notice generally unto all persons having,
or pretending to have any right, title or inter.
est therein, to appear before the aforesaid
court, at the city Of Wilmington, on Friday,
the 29th day Of November, A. D., 1878, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to an
swer said libel and to make their allegations
in that behalf.
HENRY H. McMULLEN,
U. s. Marshal, District of Delaware.
j. q. JAQUETT, ESQ.,,
Proctor for Libellants. nv203t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
sour boarding ,souse,.

Everybody are preparing to attend
the performance of the Walnut street
theatre company in "Our Boarding
House," on Thanksgiving night, and
without doubt a large house will greet
this favorite company in this great
comedy. This will be an evening of
thorough enjoyment and If our readers
wish good hearty laugh for an entire
evening by all means attend this per-
formance and see Sam Helnple, in his
great character of Col. N. T. Elevator.
. A wiIminEtonIan Murdered.
Mr.. Thomas N. Culbert of this city, re-
ceived a dispatch from Lieut.. Thomas
Wenie Of Camp Supply, Idaho Territory,
stating that q wealthy rancherd, Mr..
Albert Springer, had been murdered at
his rancho at that place and had left
some $40, 900 worth of live stock. Who
tie murderrrs are was not stated. This
Mr.. Springer Is we'll known in this city !,
and is q broth4r-in. to Mr.. i. b..
Frazer, our city clerk.
Distrlbuttnw Almanacs.
This morning, "The New York Life
Insurance Company Almanac" and
the "New York News Letter" we're dis
tributed through the msrkets for
Thomas, +. Plummer, lnsuranae . Agent.
Election Of Trustees.
An election for new-board Of Trus-
tees takes place at the West Church
this Wednesday evening.
Personal.
Mr.. butcher has returned from lis
trip north, and is advised by his ply
sician, on account Of his lungs, TO 60
into the south which 1t is his intention
Of doing in few days. .
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
SECOND EDITION.
state Of the aber,no,,.e,.-

AT THE REPUBLICAN, nFp!GE Nov. 20,
7 o'clock. 10 o'clook. u o',loos
46 SO 50
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20

NOR RENT.--A good seven rOomed house
T. IN good order. and good neighborhosd.
No. 614 Washington street Apply to Il,
CHANL LER, 905 Market street. nv2O
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
DREAD, CAKES AND PIES.
JOHN B. STEWART.
THE PLAIN AND FANCY
Bread and Cake Baker,
AT
2O7 w. EIGHTH STREET,
Opposite the Eighth street Market House.
KEEPS FULL SUPPLY OF
FRESH BREAD, CAKES, PIES AND
CONFECTIONS.

and gives the best and LARGEST LOAF for
the same amount OF money that can be bought
in the city, and delivered TO all parts Of TIE
city. Plain or Fancy Baking done at short
notice aud on reasonable terms. nv20-1m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-20

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New Ulm weekly review., 1878-06-05
Struck by Lightning Rods

A farmer living in Traverse came
in the othel, day to consult an attor-
ney as to a lightning rod transaction.
He said that an agent came along
one day last week and offered to put
. rod Oh his house for ten or eleven
dollars, and signed a paper which
the agent told him was simply TO
show We're he lived, but twas a r2-
guiar contract. When the neNtnlan
came along to put up the rodhe was
that it would cost about
thirty dollars, and the farmer didn t
want It at that price. After consult
ing g g the lawer he concluded togo home
and load up his shot gun and wait.
w e have not heard of any lig htnlng
rod agent being shot at, but expect
to every hour 81. ST. Peter Yribupe.
New Ulm weekly review., 1878-06-05
Sensible Talk from the New YoI.is,
Sells,

New York Telegram.
The Sun has a remarkable ellitoIl,ii-
al, Of which the following are ex-
tracts: sIf the combined powerful
effort which is being made to inaen-
ttifey the democracy with the splriit.of
the rebellion shall prevail il will
prove a mortal faint to the party.
There are few former rebels IN con
gress who, IS they haYe. ever heard
the war is over, seem to think the
south was conquerer, and there are
a few northern dough faces IN con
gress OF such ahjeet nature that that they
PROSTATE themselves to the names of
the departed institution Of slavery.
It all the old slave states can com
bine, SO can all the old free states.
The only thing needed for this IS an
occasion, made plain to the compre-
tensions OF the masses. It It IS all
very well to talk iltinlentaliittY a.
bout bury ing the dead past, only we
Want the rebellion buried at the bot
tom, that is all.
New Ulm weekly review., 1878-06-05
NOR I(5AGE SALE.


Default has been made in the conditions Of a
certain Mortgage, bearing date the 23d day of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1875. executed and delivered by Philip
NJ Carr and NarcisSa Carr. his wife mort Ga gorS to
George BaumgartneT, mort gagee. which mort clge
was duly recorded in the Gtce of Register OF Deeds
III and Tor the County Of Brown, and State Of Min
nesota on the 23d day Of October A D. 1879 at one
hail o'clock, P. NJ. i'll Book :.(i;' Of No CAGES on
page 6l3 The amount claimed to be due and I'M
paid at the date this notice upon said mortgage
IS the sum OF One Hundred and TWenty-f four Dol
lars, @ttt no action proceeding at law or other
wise has been instituted to the amount OF
SAID mort gage debt CT any part thereof:
NOW thern!urc, notice is hereby given, hat by
virtue OF the power OF sale in said mortgage con-
made and prosiied said mortgage will be fore
closed and tile premises described in and cOyercG.
ny said mortgage, to wit: The West half of the
south west quarter, OF Section FVyeilty (27l
and the East half OF the south East quarter OF Sec
ton I,Wenty-eight (2S) in Township One Hundred
anG Alne itfi} North, uf Range Thirty-three (}A
West. containing lio acres according to Govern
state CT Minllesota with the lered;taments and ap
purtenances, will be sold at public yel,due to tie
highest Bidder for cash. s. the Sheriff of said Conn
W az the front coor OF the office Of said Sheriff in
the City Of New Uim, in said County and STATE
atotesaiG, on Thursday, the llth day Of July 4 D.
5'e, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose oi paving
tie money due upon said mort gage, together with
TWENTY-FIVE dollars attorneys fees stimulated in
s'iu mort gage to be paid III FORECLOSURES and
tie dlsbuTss lncntS allowed hy law subject to re-
tei1puon at any time within one year from the CAV
OF sale, as provided BY law.
Dated, New Ulm, NIinn., May 23d. A. D. 1873,
George Raumgartner, Niortgagee
], Newhart, Attorney for Mortgage
New Ulm weekly review., 1878-06-05

whatever they may be called, have
receded from their position against
resumption, believing it impossible,
and agreeing to give, Secretary S5her-
man q chance to Try resulnp tion llll-.
der the present law. THIRD la a
test Of the Senate two things are to
be observed. FIRsr, that the najjori-
ty, which can pass a bill to hamper
resumption, will not leopard their
scheme by inviting a Presidential
veto. In other words, they will
move forward without assurances Of
a two thirds vote Of the. Senate on
any proposition that an g5onizes re
sums nption, and that tt}Iley viii try the
Mathews amendment on that point.
I(Ihe Mathews amendment means
elastic and convenient resumption,
/ but antagonizes the present law by
|resunling for awhile and stopping at.
certain points for further accuJuula-
tion Of COIN J SECOND, that the fl
nance committee will not press its re-
sumption bill, but will yield to the
infation majority Of the Senate
without asingle objection from the
Icommittee or from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and with assurance
that the House bill to prevent any
further retirement Of greenbachs
viii not be vetoed by the President.
| And this concession practically
makes that bill law as soon as. It
can come before the Senate for con-
sideration. FOURTH, that this shall
end financial legislation for this year
SO far as it affects our. bonded debt,
resumption, or materially affects our
currency III volume by any means
other than to prevent its contrac-
ton, and perhaps prevents legisla-
ton regarding silver certificates.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday
Secretary Eyarts Informed the Cabi-
net that Commissioners General Nc
Cormlck needs another appropria-
ton Of $50 900 for the Paris exposi:
ton. It appears that each nation,
when It. was assigned sites at the ex-
/ position, was left to erect It's own
buildings, and although Mr.. NIcCor-
mick did The best he could, he viii
find himself Short the amount
stated. No action was taken on the
request, as Il is desired to shave the
amount down to the smallest figure
before presenting the request to Con-
gress. Only one voucher has been
presented to the Department for
money expended BY Mr.. Mccormick
which reads as follows. For load
inc, and unloading exhibits for the
French exposition &c. $4,000" The
Department has refused to approve
the voucher in its present form and
have requested the Commissioner to
furnish a detailed staten1ent-It is
well remembered how Mccormick
demolished the $50, ,00Q appropriated
for temporary clerk hire, when he
was Ill the Treasury Department
The amount named was intended to
last a year, but he spent it all IN
three months and had to get along
on 5000 for the rest Of the year.
/ EDWARD.
New Ulm weekly review., 1878-06-05
FOR gALE, CHEAP

cred land, situated in
FIVE miles from 4 eW
the Review Office.