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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18

ANNAPOLIS, ND, Nov. 12.-Goverpor
Hamilton has issued his warrant to the
sheriff of Somerset county for the execu-
ton on the 14tla of January next in that
county OF William Milbourne, oolored,
convicted OF tie murder Of William Pow.
hatan, Glias William Jounson, on the 20tl
Of InlE last.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18

The CUTiCrRA REMEDIES are prepared las
", MEEEks a POTTER. Chemists and Druggists
all Druggists, Price Of CUrIcURA "a Medicinal Jely
sthsl b9S&es, b! cents large boxes, ~. Culi
@ IA hEsuLNESr, the new BLOND purl
her 81 Per bottle CUIICuRA MEDIciSAt
tit3iLEI soar, % cents per cake. CUTICUIA
IlEblClNAL SHAVING SOAR. II cents per cake. AIj
~ 9tEs,lor BARRIERS and large consumer, ~ couts
~ ALL MAILED FREE oS RECEIPT OF PRICE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18
Aaaitattnn ..I,m.ine., Wen :,

We do not desire to disturb the harmony
OF the occasion, says the New York,
World, but we cannot refrain from invit-
ing the attention Of the business men"
who hsye contributed to the
success i'll 1850 of Presidential
candidate whom none of them
would like 20 put at the head of bank
ing house to the interesting circumstance
that in o5,obar, 1872, great company of
"oufiuess men" in New York united with
Mr.. Henry Cisws md the house of Jay
Cooke ~ Co, in signing circular to the
effect that the general welfare and trade
and The consequent stability of its public
securities would be best promoted by the
reelection Of Gen. Grant to the office OF
President of the United States" Ia 0cto-
Der, 1873 just one year afterwards, gen
ertl husiuens panic swept over the country
and the houses most conspicuous in pro
noting this circular did not emerge from
that panic il "a condition OF absolute
soyency.
Model Tot - Thanksgiving proclamation
you'll tnke your turkey November %
sign a. the Governor
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18

From the above, it appears that the New
E0glaud States will lose four representa-.
ives, and the Middle States six, while the
westward shat the btsr Of empire is
moving, the Southern gains beng in
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, with the
exception OF one in South Carolina.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18
RUNNING SORES.

,,hrSNiSG SoBEs.-Henry Landecker, Dover, n
a, cefthes that AuSust ed, IN, broke his leg
i, ne . D2he was set by physician Ip.n removing
heel Doctors called them var veins and ordered
rubber stockings Paid 90 for stockings, without
any flSnh OF cure Bought GTTICuHA REMEBIE,
ana Was rapidly aud permanently cured. Iertihet
tobS Lothrors X Pnkalu, Druggists Dover, n Il
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18
NOTICE.


NOTICE xru c..,,.s ,o,.xrv. it.
I'M S1NTE OF DELAwAEEN
To the Sherlf Of New Castle county Greeting
Whereas, MArsatct l.. Roberts, by her
retltiuH to tie judges OF oar Superior
Court hed in the ili,e Of the pfulhonu, nry OF
the said court IN and for tue county OF New
Castle tor the cause OF complaint therein alleged
hH- mace application to ollr said Judges thAt Il
decree may be pronounced dis-oying tie marriage
existing brtween the petitioner and her husband,
AuguFttI - Roberts. We therefore command you,
a. you have been heretofore, c'Iu4Hrded, tLat YOU
summons Augnstiu $, Roberts so that he Le and
appear leiufe the judges OF our said court at the
ngH term thereof 10 be held at New Castle, on
MONDAY, the III day Of November ,xt to answer
the Allegations Of the said petition, and also To show
cause any he nus, why decree % the raid court
shodli not he nGi dssoINinE the marriage sung
the act Of Assembly in slict case made AID Ir,-
vde, and also 70 do aud receive what the said rlr;
sha!! then and there consider concerning him in
tlis uehhli AS t. tile court shall and con.
sirtdnt with the provisions Of the said act OF
Assembly, and have you then there this " ri.;
Witness the Hon Joseph T.. Gomexya
ms. Esquire at New Castle, the twenty.eiglt dAy
of May, b., eightef Ii hundre1 and eighty.
GEUkOE A. MAXWELL,
issued August =, lsO. Prpthonotary
lie above is true copy Of the ais sums. libel for
divorce, No =, November term, lssu, Margaret r.
RJDerte, VS.. AuHustin 5. Roberts.
SHEHfF's OFFICE, NEW CASTLE, AUGUST 4t.
Ansl2-Jn-w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18
SALT RHEUM

~ SALT .tHEuM.,. Geo, +, UweH, dealer in Pianos
Grand hhpids, Mich, was troubled tor nine years
WITH SAT- hhellln. Tried every medicine known 10
tnt trade, and was attended by many physicians
REMEDIES. "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18
| y. = u

flis is he only Lottery erer poted on and
cneorsea BY tta peopie " any State.
I UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
l OVER HALFA MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-18
Finding Out If His Feed Was stolen

Chaubers's journal
An Englshmsn travelling in the East,
not being quite satisfied with the appear.
ance Of the mare he rode, asked his Arab
servant il he was sure she got her allow
ance. On, yes he replied; my coun-
trymen often stesl from one another, and
rob their friends horses; but CAB find
out il your mare has been cheated. put
seven or eight pebbles i'll with the barley,
counting the pumoer exactly. The mare
never eats the pebbles, aud if any one
steals from the barley he is sure to take
two or three pebbles with 1t. II | find
the pebbles short in the morning, have
hard words, and they cannot tell how l
know, aud so they give up cheating her "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-22
LATEST by MAIL.

Miss Mabel May, young English lady of
rare character and accomplishments, will be
the companion and assistant of Mrs. General
Garfield in the White House. She is said to
be woman of unusual mental and moral
stamina.
General Sherman did not vote for General
Hancock, as reported. lie did not vote Mt
all, having doubts as to his legal residence.
Counting in ex-Gov. Morgan's conditional
5000 subscription to the Presidential PEN
sion fund, there is now promised Sl4, S5l. 80.
At meeting of democratic editors, Friday,
it was voted to urge change in the consttu-
ton of the United States providing for the
election of President and Vice President by
the popular vote; election of United States
Senators by the people; and judicious re-
vision of the present tariff, and a change of
the day of all State elections TO November.
The cold wave which started up in Dakota
or Montana, or Whereabouts, early last week,
seems to have reached us on Friday, but
toned down to very moderate degree Of
ferocity in its journey across the country.
To the north of us heavy snow fell Thursday,
from three to ten inches being reported in
Canada, and good sleighing in Northern Yer
mont. Lake Memphramagog has gone into
winter costume and navigation there has
ceased for the season. Railroad cars reach
ing Albany from the North, Thursday, were
covered with snow and ice. Snow fell also
in New Jersey, Western New York and
Michigan. The GOODNESS seems to have spent
its force in the extreme West. At various
points in Colorado, on Wednesday night, the
thermometer registered from % 10 80 degrees
below zero, but on Thursday the mercury
rose to a quite moderate degree.
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POLITICAL. D
WiSconsip.sOf6c


Wisconsinss Of6ctal Vote.
MADISON, Wis, November 20. Official
returns give Garfield over Hancock, 90. AS
over all, l,60s.
Ranored Confession of Philip.
NEW YORK, November 90 1t is rumored
that Philip has confessed the forgery of the
Morey letter. None of the officials in the
district attorneys Office know ANYTHING of
the rumored confession.
Noninations.
WARRKx, O.. November 20. L. B. TAYLOR
has been nominated by the republicans of the
18th district, to fill the unexpired term
in Congress of Gen. Garfield. He was
elected to Congress in the October election.
PROVIDENCE, R. l.. November 70 Repub-
hcan city convention this afternoon nomi-
mated William S. Haywood for mayor
Resolutions were unanimously passed recog-
nizing the great services of Mayor Doyle for
the past l6 years. He declined Ia be candi-
date for reelection.
Democrats tonight unanimously nomi-
mated Hon. Elisha c. Mowery for the
mayoralty.
Official Vote Of Illinois.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November 20. The official
returns on State officers give Cullom. rep,
for governor, plurality of 81 ,053, and
majority of S,l35.
Terrorism i'm louisiana.
WASHINGTON, DC. November 20 In
ternal Revenue Collector Marks. at New
Orleans, has forwarded to Commissioner
Raum letter received from Deputy Col
lector Il. II. Lanier. who has charge of the
upper passes of Louisiana bordering on the
river. The letter is dated Lake Providence,
November 10, and says ''In consequence of
my candidature for Congress upon the repub-
lican ticket. the spirit which prevails here
and attempts which have been made to
assassinate me, and assassination of DR.. w.
B. Jones, editor of my paper, because of his
active support of Garfield electors and N.Y.
sely, render it utterly impossible for me to
properly discharge my duties as deputy col
lector of internal revenue for this district In
addition, l have to inform you that am at
this moment prisoner in my own house, and
dare not GO out for fear of immediate
assassination. l find it also necessary to
leave this collection district, at least for the
present, to secure my personal safety
Please advise me what to do in the premises
Yours very truly,
B. H. LANIER."
In reply TO this letter Gen. Raum this
afternoon telegraphed Collector Marks at
New Orleans as follows
81 do not intend to allow our officers to be
intimdated and driven from their districts
Employ five competent, courageous men and
arm them well to accompany Deputy Col
lector Lanier in policing his division and en-
forcing the law. Instruct them to defend
at every hazard. will furnish
you breech loading carbines, if necessary.
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Fatal Accident.

LoGANsPoRr, November 90. The engineer
was killed and the fireman fatally injured by
the wrecking of an engine and eight cars, on
the Wasbash road, by a misplaced rail.
Death.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 90. Governor
James ID. Williams died at 1870 p. NJ.
A meeting of State officers and prominent
citizens was held tonight and arrangements
perfected for obsequies of Governor Will
liaD,s. Remains will lie in state in the court
house from IL A. NJ. until z. NJ. Monday
and be taken to Vincennes Tuesday morning
and lie in state at that place during the after
noon, and then be taken to the Governors
late residence near Wheatland, Tuesday
night. Funeral takes place Wednesday. A
telegram was received to-day from President
Hayes, exposing sympathy, and regrets that
official duties prevent him attending.
COLUMBUS, o., November 20. Flags on
the State House are at half-mast, rs a token
of respect to the late Governor Williams.
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eI wy ~ y. s"y ,AN 49,
e1s '''s
ueatn.
| Sir Alexander Cockburn, lord chief justice
OF the Queens bench. died suddenly at ~
o'clock last night, of heart disease. He had
heard . case at Westminster during the day,
walked home. ate dinner and was apparently
well.
TURKISH Affairs.
CoNsrANriNorLR, November 20. Troops
under Dervish Pasha, at various points near
Dulcigno. are surrounded BY Albanisns.
The latter will forcibly oppose any attempt
to execute the order calling out Redifs for
service. The Austrian consulate at Prlsend
was pillaged bv a mob.
At a meeting of foreign ambassadors and
the porte, the Russian representative declared
that the attitude of certain powers had en-
couraycd Turkey to resistance and conSe-
quently naval demonstration had become
useless, because il has ceased to have any in
fiuence upo. the porte The result of their
deliberations was that on proposition of Mr..
Goschen and Count Corti, British and Italian
ambassadors. il was decided that the ambas-
sailors should no longer attempt to exercise.
pressure upon the porte, relative to pending
questions.
The Irish Revolution.
DrstIS. November 10. Accounts from
varions nar,s of tho country nv agepts fnr
property. represent the state of the country
ss st;r more DEGRADED and acmoraI;vea /
Combination against navment of rents il ex-
tending into districts hitherto peaceahle. ami
the terrorism which follows closely in the
wake of the land leagues is steadily breaking
down tho onn,si,;nn ,f ,bn Isw.,h;5;nr
classes Tenants who do mot nre,end 10 no
unable 10 nav rents. meet the landlords do.
family and refuse to nav more than Grifith's
valuation. and in some eases decline to pay
at all, or demand an exorhitant abatement.
The Natcans organ, 1.-The Aurora" de-
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WASHINGTON.
Funeral Of General ZieIin.

WASHINGTON. November 30. The funeral
of the late Gen. Jacob Zieln took place this
noon from st. Johns church. The services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Morton, assisted
by Rev Mr.. Barker. The pail bearers were
Admirals Porter and Rogers, Generals Hun
ter and Emery, Medical Director Maulinens.
Pavmaster Cutler, Major Graham, and Capt.
Cullum. At the conclusion of the funeral
ceremonies the remains were escorted to
Baltimore depot by four companies of L. S.
marines. one company of artillery and
Washington Light Infantry, the column be-
ing headed by the full Marine Band. On ar
irving at the depot the remains were placed
on the train for removal to his late home in
Pennsylvania.
National Banking.
Comptroller Knox has accepted an invita-
ton to address the Boston Merchants Assoc
citation on the evening of Saturday, the 9th
inst. on National Banking on a Gold
Basis.
Patrons Of Husbandry.
At a session of the National Grange, to-
dav. an invitation from the district grange of
northern Virginia to attend the session of the
latter next Wednesday evening, was accept
ed. Masters of State oranges were called
upon for reports of their respective States
and complied. They reported especially
with regard to study of elementary principles
of agriculture having been adopted in public
schools, and their statements generally were
that this study has been made a feature in
the schools with success. Mr.. Hilborn,
master of Dominion Grange, Canada, deliv-
cred an address showing progress of the
order He said the grange had progressed
steadily from year to year, and that now the
| Dominion government recognized it as a
power in the land, and as measure to adj
vance its interests he introduced a number OF
resolutions relating to specific features of the
grange.
GaTfeld's Inauguration.
/ joint committee of 80 appointed to har'
monize opposing factions Of republican asso-
Citations, relative to arrangements for inaugu
raj ceremonies Of Gen. Garfield, met to-
night and organized by electing officers
Adjourned to meet Wednesday evening
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PinafOre.

PinafOre.
Pinafore is always fresh and charming.
Our local company is making every effort to
merit success, and we haven't the least doubt
but that they will be greeted by large and
sympathetic audience on the occasion Of their
production of Gilbert and Sullivan's spark
ling opera, on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of next week. Miss Louise n.
Baldwin of Lewiston, will personate
Josephine" She is the star of the COM
pany, and last year held the audience en-
tranced will, the magic of her glorious voice.
She is deservedly a great favorite with an
Augusta audience Miss Jennie Whitehouse
will assume the character of "Bsttercup
She has good conception of her part, and
will be warmly welcomed. Miss Annie
Hatch. as "Hebe," will again captivate the
audience with her graceful acting and sweet
voice. Mr.. James f. Conley Of Boston,
formerly connected with the Ideal Pinafore
Company is to be s'Ralph." He is ''big
card" Mr. Perley Milliken, who made such
a decided nit in ale is an Englishman," will
again be the popular "Boatswain." Harry
Dewitt is to be the ''Dick Deadeye"
of the crew, and it is said that he
docs this difficult part to perfection.
Master Stanley Patten will do duty
as "Midshipmite.' The company has
a fine chorus, which has been under the
careful training of Mr.. Charles b. johnson,
the Musical Director of the company. The
following is the caste:
Captain-W J. Landers, Gardiner.
Ralph--James f. Conley. Boston.
Roatswain-H. Perley Milliken, Augusta
Roatswain's Mate-Mr. Halves. Halloweii.
Josephine-Miss Lousie n. Baldwin, Lew
iston. A..
Cousin Hebe-Miss Annie Hatch, Au-
gusta. ,,,,...
Little Buttercup-Miss Jennie Whitehouse,
Augusta.
CHORUS:
Sopranos: Misses Potter, Lee. Lawrence,
Boardman, Trotter, Hovey, Glidden, Thomp-
son. -, ,..
4ios: Misses Bigelow. Cahill, Mosher'
Fogler. Smith. Dm:..
T,nors: Messrs Gage. WEIGH, DeWrt'
STABLES. Boothby, Cahill.
Rossos: Messrs Pike, Hall, Watt, owen,
Harris.
Manager-H. p. Milliken.
stage Manager-Robert Pierce.
Musical Director-Charles johnson.
Pianist-Miss Cochrane.
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Snow began to fall Saturday morning; but
as the day grew, the snow was succeeded by
cold rain. Sunday was clear and cold and
the streets were as slippery as glass. Services
at the churches were rather SHINY attended.
1t was difficult to get around without a pair
of skates. Many of the blacksmith's shops
were kept open, and the farriers were busily
employed sharpening horses shoes. 1t was
awork of necessity. Last evening was cool
but beautiful
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Beware of Alcohol Rit,ers.

Thousands have been ruined for life by
drinking popular nostrums, the principal in
gredient of which was alcohol. Such "bit-
ters' are deceptive in their effects; they
cause intoxication and temporary relief,
while they foster the drunkards appetite
DIR. kennedy's ''Favorite Remedy contains
no alcohol. 1t does not heat and infame the
this even, it has cured many a-raving appe-
tite for drink. 1t will do you good not evil,
all the days of your life. All druggists sell
it, DIR. David Kennedy, Proprietor, Rondout,
NY.
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MINNESOTA.
The ASYLUM Fire.

ST. PETERS, November 20. The remains
Of six unidentified victims of the asylum fire
were buried to-day No more missing
patients are reported and it is feared that all
reported missing are dead. This brings the
list of dead up to 32. 1t is possible three or
four of those missing may be found, but it is
not probable. Notwithstanding the fact that
J. z. Brennan was reported to have been
seen alive after the fire, the officers of the
asylum have grave fears that he is among the
dead
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Personals.
We regret to learn that Hon. Lot M. Nor
rlll, collector of the port of Portland. is
quite ill at his residence in that CITY.
MIR. William Vivian of Sewall street, who
has been seriously ill, is recovering slowly.
Congressman Frye, Reed and Lindsey
were in town Saturday.
Stanley I. Pullen, Esq, editor in chief of
the Portland Press, was in town Saturday.
Gov. Long of Massachusetts, and family
have gone to Buckfield, Oxford county. the
Governors native place, where they will
spend Thanksgiving.
The Musical Courier says Annie Louise
Carey is not sustaining her former reputation
this season.
VennOr isn't dead, but comes to the front
with prediction that on the 22nd of next
month we are to get l7-hour snow storm,
with an average depth of eleven feet. Get
out your sleds.
The somewhat critical condition of the
health of Justice Clifford of the United
States Supreme Court has caused some I'M
friends in New England as well as through.
out the country, and all will be gratified to
hear, says despatch to the Boston Post,
that the reports which have lately appeared
as to his mental and physical condition are
not true. The Judge is steadily improving
in bodily health, and his physicians conf
IDENTIFY state that there is no reason to fear
any relapse. His speech, which was consid-
erably affected, is fast returning, and
sufficient time only is necessary for re-
covery in this particular. All physicians who
have any knowledge of the condition of the
venerable Justice feel justified in thinking
that he will soon fully recover. His greatly
improved condition during the past few days
gives assurance that he will at early day re-
sumo his duties on the bench.
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Miss A. o. Getchell announces this morn
ing that she has some extra bargains at her
millinery store, in goods of the latest styles
Just received from the most popular whole
sale millinery house in Boston. She contem-
plates selling out her business in this city,
and will reduce the prices of her goods in
orler to accomplish this end.
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neI testimony in a straightforward manner.
a"c was evidently sincere in her belief that
she mad been restored to health through her
suPpications to the Almighty. She tells the
story IN her own words: Il tool, the matter
70 the Lord in prayer. and had the assurance
that should be cured. Four weeks ago 7
cent TO Boston and saw Dr. Cults of the
Consumptives' Home. had two seasons Of
prayer with him, and he told me he had the
assurance that l was cured. Before going TO
Boston. l could not sleep at all on INV Ieft
siae had no appetite, could not do any work
Without suffering great pain; the cancer dis
charged Quantities of blood Twas so feeble
mat suffered from fain,ing and heart trouble
L would have sometimes two Paintings a week:
IN these l suffered everything but death.
since my return from Boston I have been
aoie to sleep on my left side as well as NV
rlght, my appetite is as good as it was ten
years ago, the cancer has not discharged any
blood and is healing; can now do nv work
without any trouble; have not had an at
tack OF fainting or trouble with nv heart
hatever may be ones religious belief
this is certainly a remarkable case. We
chronicle the facts, and leave the reader to
draw his own inference.
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u..,.a i'm Answer to Prayer.

A neculiar meeting was held in the Metho-
dist church, Bowdoinham, on Sunday even
inc. November 14th. 1t was devoted 10 'ne
testimony of those who had been healed IN
answer to PRAYER. Several well authenticated
eases of individuals in the congregation
who had been restored to health through
Divine interposition, were cited, The most
remartable instance was that of Mrs: Lucy
Powers, member of the church. VINO no., mas 3
been suffering for number of years from .
scirrhus cancer in the left breast. one gave
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Thames Race.

LoNpoy, November 20. Laycock won the
race; Ross End; Hosmer Bird; Smith 4th.
Laycock wins $500, Ross $500, Hosmer
fl60, Smith f40.
Ross and Laycock fouled above Cheswick.
Laycock then took the lead. He not only
won on the foul, but won the race handsome
~ BY seven lengths, in 2G minutes and 43
seconds.
Ross held up his hand to claim foul and
afterward seemed only to try for second
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Prisoners DISCHARGED.

HARRISBURG, November 20. The perjury
cases against VIM. II. Kemble, Charles b.
Salter and Jesse r. Crawford we're called for
trial this morning and juries empaneled.
There being insufficient evidence to make out
a case, the juries in each case rendered
verdict of not guilty, under instructions from
the court
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The Maine Central Company are now pre-
psring for winter. Seventy boxes for the
switch tenders have been put up, places ex-
nosed to snow and ice are being protected.
and things generally closed up against Jack