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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21
Vol. XVII. Whole No. 1882. No. %.

~ The August number Of the North inner
tcaH Rerier devotes "a liberal share of It's
space to polemical duel between Col. In
gcr>oIl, the great exponent of the unbelcf
OF the day, and Judge Jeremiah 5. Black,
the eminent jurist. Col. lngersoll is master
of some of the most effective arts of the
rhctoriclan and the popular orator. As an
as>allaut Of revealed religion he has more
chance Of success IN confirming the skeptl-
cal and carrying away the wavcring than
perhaps any other ufdrl of modern times
tie is engaged in constant aggressive attack,
and the audiences which applaud him afford
evidence that he is producing effect. Judge
Black Is distinguished alike tor his stradta,t
faith 10 orthodox Christianity and for the
power and skill with which he is able to
SUSTAIN an, ca,i>r IN which hlS couN lctlous
are enlisted He Is, like the challenger, =
man OF the world IN h- serious occupations
and mode, Of Thought lie Is accustomed
o. Cnut,>t, u the arena of public discussion
and 10 the use OF all the weapons of con
troycr,l bl which men are cuu> need he is
familiar With the arguments that have been
used by the defenders of his cause. and he
has the nerve and sIgor of born dlsputant.
Col. lugrrsuu has made MS attack in the
Review aud sustained IT with all ms force As
al aggressive a~sallaut Judge BLACK has
taken up the challenge as the champion Of
Christianity It Is well that the daring IN
tdri should be called out aud that he should
b., met hl such au Antagonist The Cau~,
Of truth can have nothing To fear from a
contest Of this Kind OF the merits Of the
battle IL is tor au interested public 10 Judge.
Other articles IN the August number of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

The New York Spirit of the Times
state, that Mss Augusta Bryant,of England,
has challenged any lady rider in America to
twenty mile race tor - 900 a side, on
horseback, and the challenge has been ac-
cepted by an unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

The Atlanta Constitution SAYS that
Gen. Longstreet has taken hold of hi Office
OF the United States mlrshalship in Geor-
gia in very busine>S-likc way. and that
much is expected from his administration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

-Gutcaa, 1t seems. had his programme
al. written out and followed hi horrible
order Of proceeding, until the police TT
strained hun The District Attorney has no
doubt the wretch Is rational and planned i
cola hiooded murder GuIteau denies that
he said he was a ,talwart when arrested
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

One California raisin maker employs
fifty white men and two hundred Cinnamon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

An English constable mounted a bicy-
Gle and caugh thief
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How do you train tomatoes - ask, an
agricultural contributor Well, We geneI-
ally train the lighter ones for trapeze busi-
ness and clog dancing, and put the heavy
weight, through for cannon ball tossing,
breaking an,lI,, ,houlderng horses and thar
sort Of thing. Occasionally you NiIl be
able to train few into good square trut-
ters. When We we're at home, aud there
we're four boys Of u>, We used to train the
over ripe ones against old Charley Fisher :
barn-distance, one hundred and twenty
feet-and We thought it mighty poor tram
ing when the dominic couldn't splash a plum
centre on the hay-mow door every third
shot. If YOU want any further particulars,
call at the auditors office and ask father
BlriingtoH H0Tkeye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21


'lou were hi, fir>t Secretary of Stat, -"
"le>. III, ! Wa> IA his first Cabinet, but
II Wa not q very eH, ,lable position. do
not believe that there wa man in tn,
Cabinet tina, had thousand dollars worth
Of credit or money when the war broke
out. had both. In Europe had almost
unlimited credit. and used to endorse the
drafts OF the CoEicderacy to get funds, and
had To pay S20UVo Of the Confederate
debt after the war. Ia the shape of a draft
had endorsed when Secretary Of State
They had queer way Of running the Con
federate Governments Memminger. the
Secretary OF the Treasury. was of an eco
nomIcai turn, and | understand he used TO
hire nIgger> to print the Confederate money.
and, instead Of paying them for their labor
he gave them the use Of the presses at night
to print for themselves In the army il was
the same ,lIpshOd way. No one had anN
official authority. Somebody said | was a
General, and | went and took command ::
but / never knew 1t officially. and thl-k no
one else ever did
The first Cabinet was queer crowd and
had queer history. remember that.
when the Government was moved To Rich
mOnd, and We got in five or six more States
than We had when the Cabinet vas originally
organized, told Davis that | would not
stay with such a crowd as he had around
him then. | placed my peremptory restg-
nation in his hands unless he would dismiss
the whole Of them. lie told me he did not
ike to do that arbitrarily but said he
should deeply regret ny retirement. and
asked me to say to eNers member of the
( ('4b5naf tkat a a
ed 10 the Confederacv since the Cabinet was
created, he thought that all ought To resign
and give him chance to make a new one.
did as Davis told me, and told every one
of them exactly what Davis said, and told
them that he told me to tell them. But all
of them stuck. and insisted that Davis him
self must bring the word. The trouble was.
none Of them had a place to 90 if they got
out of the Cabinet. 1t was grounding or
no dinner with them
WHY TOoNBS LEFI.
What were the differences that took YOU
out of the Cabinet? ?"
Il could not get along with Davis or with
the other members of the Cabinet. | was
vindietively hostile to eonscnptiOns and i'm
pressments Ny policy was to support the
cause by direct contributions. There was
no trouble about that. Our people would
have given their last dollar, and what |
wanted to do was to ship all the cotton to
Europe and draw against it. 1t would have
given US unlimited means. Conscript:ons
and impressments kept our people dissatis-
fed. There was no trouble about getting
recruits for the army, but to drag man
away from home and put him into strange
! regiment, with strange officers over him,
/ made him a prisoner rather than soldier.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
hAILROAD LINES.
LOGALrIME TABLE
rnAIss LEAVE wILAEsrol

For Ph,lsdelphia-l.5l a23, t.So, J, $40, y
Sle' IS. Id.3l, Il 10 g. m; l2ls. i3'4s
Us,nited, 2OS, > 30, 4. s,l0, o+9, . 81, IL y
m. Sundays-l.Ss, as, sio :. L. ; D
yo, On New Iors-i.ss, rs, $50. sS IL .b a
m: :Ia, AZ (Limlisdl, ao3, go p. p. Sun
onys-l,sS, 2,.3 q. IN; go p. m-
For baltimore " 81. IL, IT'S. s.Ss q NJ.
1855 I,OA (Iimitedl, A4h eG y. m Sen
| dAys-l2 81, Ill, T.k5 T. N.
| Yer Washtr gton-l25l, ali. 10, % d m
l2S6. l04 (L.ia.itedl, a.So p. N sandsys-
| 1881, All, 7.SS a. N. ,,
| For baltimore and interBediAs ftAi"nSI
1881, SIS q. N; y IS, A1S p N. Inc 80
D, N. train stop. AZ way stations only %
tween Peryville lad baltimore sun
dAys-l2-6l o N .,.,,..
For PerTJyiIie and intsEnsliate stSu'hs =
70, Se- Cas,is-s. 9DA N; Les, ). y
D. N. No sunday trains
Frr Harrington ard ia:erInediate stations
asOa m; Les, s2J p. Il NO SUNDAY
trains. =,
For DelmA. aad intsrnsdiS,s stations-s S
EoT Win inE,sn Northern X. R,-T.o 4
S&p II. No Sunday trains
For Delaware Western X. Ria, 1870 a
p,GNp N. No sunday rAirs.
TRAINS L.EAyE fNlk WILMINGTON
Philsdelphla-Brosd street Uepoi-7.oa,T %
SIS. lg.sl, II, II Is q. n; l.N. ) 81, a@1
asa AIS. ha1, 8 ~. s, s.i5, IL y p, u, sun
dayI;.os, $50 9An-;s 9.1S, n-so ,. N.
Philadslph!S-N AFkst street STATEN onlE-
l.esA II :I2 IS tLniiedi p n. SaA
dAys-l ls a. N.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Attend 10 the Assessment.

A little examination OF tne TAX uaP-
licatss shows that there are still over
tvo hundred Republicans in the seuth
District whose names have been omitted
from the assessment by Assessor
Hughes. Amongst them are persons
we'll known, who have never before
been omitted, and who have always
paid their taxes promptly and voted
regularly. There is yet way left open
by which these men can &c. assessed,
though it viii involve q little trouble
and expense. The Assessors, hsssrs.
Hughes and Saville, will sit at the City
Hall on Saturday morning At 3 O'Clock,
to assess any one who may have been
omitted. lie: those whose names DO not
appear on the duplicate assessment
posted in the election districts, be on
hand At the City Hall next Saturday
morning. There will no doubt be re-
spectacle freehold vouchers there to
vouch for you. This may require 4
little loss Of time, but it is better to do
that than to postpone it until the Levy
Court meets in March. Let Republicans
in all the districts in the city search
the posted duplicates, and il they can
not find their names on them, then let
them be on hand next Saturday morn.
ing. Now a word to the Democrats.
We have not examined the duplicates
Of the South District, but We are in
formed even oy Republicans that there
are as many Democrats omitted in the
South Distric. as Republicans. If this
be go let those Democrats be en- hand
at the City Hall next Saturday morn
ing also to be assessed. 1t is true that
so far as voting goes It makes very lit
tie difference whether the Democrat:
are assessel or not, tax receipts Will b'
furnished them as they always have
been, and they can alSays vote with
out regard TO the assessment. B1
aside from this they should be assesses
that they may help to pay the expenses
of the county and State governments
/: is no: fair that 80 many hundreds o.
Democrats shou!d vote so elularly
year after year, and some three or fou'
times a. the same election without pay,
ing any tag, while Republicans are not
only made to pay their tax bnt are put
to considerable expense - get Oh the
assessment. Lst Us have fair play il
this matter. We hops those Democrats
who have been omitted vii! come for
ward and have their names placed
upon tls assessment, pay their tax lik,
homes. men, and be prepared to cast al
honest vote. Another word. Rspubli
cans, Democrats al, especially Of .1
Southern District, remember that yoy
have bsea emitted by hundreds from
the assessment. You have chance t
be assessed next Saturday morning :
9 O'Clock at the City Hall. Be on hsnc
in time, form in line and push yea
claims.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore we
give advertisers more ior
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which h has
been steadily on the IN
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

THB REPORTERS will be under oblisa.
tiols to Chairman Silver, OF the Build
ing Committee of the Levy Court, for
proviling accommodations in u Levy
Court room. The chairman wouli bet.
ter complete the work il he had a short
railing across ths space in which the
reporters table is placed, 80 that NE
chairs and table may not be apprcpria.
ted by outsiders. A gate leading into
The inside OF the railing where the
members are seated would not BE- ont
Of place. Ho.eve", no less thsnbs ara
dus Mr.. Silver for not forgetting the
reporters,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
, ps,nte,ou, Par,ir.n Measure.

4 PoYntei ions ParttEeu
The join, resolution which came iroL
the Senate providing for the employ
msnt Of attorneys by the State ana u
b. paid by the State, came to the hous'
yesterday afternoon and was immedi
,:sly antAgonizsd by Mr.. Bradford II
an able and dignifed spes'h. As mi
| ia a psrtizan measure it will no dono
| pass the House by q strict party vote
rhe re solution in shOr, provides for tn
State paying to prevent persons VII
voted Illegally at the late State eiee
tion and those who brutally assauite'
United states Deputy Marshals at th'
polls. Itmsans to take the money col
lsctsd from the Republican TAnuiae
turers and tax payers OF the State, to
pay for screening viola'ors OF the Ia"
for the punishment which threatens
them for their crimes. Notsithstand'
ing the fact that so sb . lawyer IS
sx States Attorney Charles B. Lore has
already been retained TO defend the
accused, others are to be employed at
the expense Of the State to assist hir''
Why do not the leaders Of the Demos
racy pu, their hands in their OWE
pockets and fee their own lawyers 10
defend their violstors Of Law instead Of
.hrustisg them into the State Treasury
to do i. with the people'smsney' There
"a. never a more peEnicious and part
IAN measure introduced into the Lsgis'
lature than this resolution TO defend
yiolators Of the Law. and as there
ts no limit 70 the bill there may b.
thousands OF dollars Of the state {
money used for this purpose. We shall
watch with some degree OF interest u
see how Mr.. Van BurkAlsv. who hat
constituted himself the watch dog o.
the State Treasury, will have the
back bone 10 vote against this measure
which will take thousands OF dollars
out OF the Treasury.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

PoR THOSE Who are not assessed, and
who want 10 vote At the city election
on the seventh Of September, 1t vii
not be safe for them to put of ee!sinf
assessed until the Levy Court meets on
Tuesday, March first. The law requires
that TO be 8 legal voter the applicant tc
vote must have been assessed 6 months
before tie election. By looking at thc
calendar it will be seen that there vii
only be FIVE days in March from Tues
day the fIst to the Saturday following
Inclusive, on which q voter can be as
sessed 10 entitle him to vote at the city
election on the seventh OF September.
Taking tue last March session Of the
Levy Cour. IS 6 criterion, there were
very few assessments made the frs,
week, and We presume the same will
be the case at the approaching MaTcl
session, and it took the Levy Court the
whole March session TO assess frsc'
ton over eight hundred persons. A.
the city election is the ouly one Uhicl
will be held this year, getting assessed
before the Levy Court after the fifth o
March will no! en!itle 10 a vote at tina
election, bu! il the taxes are paid am
q receip. for the same procured, it vii
entitle to vote at the city and Stat
elections in 1882, when there will be
Governor, a Cougressnaa and L.gi:
lature to elect. By getting a8sesse,
next SATURDAY the voter will b. quail
fed to vo:e-provid,d he pays his Ia,
at the city election this year and a
the elections next year. Then get a.
se:sed a: the city bal! next sa:uIda.
AMI Eun no risks.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

&R. ROBINSON. OF sussex, has faced
the music and has mustered up sufi
cien! courage to present the petition Q;
John II. White for the impeachment o.
Derrick B. Morris, a Justice OF tbs
Peace {! Mil!sboro, Sussex county
Morris will now be tried by a commit
lee OF the legislature, aud Mr.. Whit,
and otter witnesses will be summoned
to testify before tina: committee. Ii
all tha: has lesn SAID against the cut
rageo1s actions Of this modern Dog
berry by the Republican and IElePend
ent press Of the S.ste, /! will be noticed
that not a Democratic paper in th'
State, o: even the Da!awarean, tha
d-'eDds its party rigLs or wrong, ha
raised a voice in his defence. 1t mus
he bad case iDde.d when the Demo
cratic papers won't defend it.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
SIeen. Appetite and trsnS,h
DEGlSrkE'S ORDER.
REtilSTER,S rTFlOE


EEW CAsrLg COUNTY. January ,. 1851.
Upon the application Of Andrew j. HOssin
ger Etr4iu!strdt3r Of L. Tie 3Gore EsIirg
ate Of W G. Creek Hid. IN said county. doc q ,
i Is ordered and directed by the Kegister,
that the AdministyatQr aloresa give notice
Of the granting o. Letters OF Administration
upon the estate Of the Gcceasei, with the date
jf granting thereof, byCau.ing at advertisements
| - be posted within forty days trou tho date
Of such letters. In six the most public place.
Of the county oi New Castle, requiring all
p2rcns haY,uH demands aEa.nB' the estate
70 present the saLne or abide by an Act Of A.,
2ellbly in sQch case made and provided. And
AlSO ca1sc the same 70 hE lnfertcd within TIE
ame Per1Cd in tho DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,.
newspaper published IN Wilmington. and
| % be continued therein three weeks, (e0d }
~ GiTen under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. ONE ol The Rcgfs'sT aforesaid. al
~ New Castle, 10 New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. BlCiGS, Register.
NOT!CZ.-Ell persons having claims agains'
the estate 81 the deceased. must present thf
| same duly aJtested 70 the Administrator on
Or be ore Jan. ), 1872, or aOide tho Act OF AS
ssmlIy IL gUcn case made and provided.
ANDRE " J. hpS>lN1ER,
Administrator.
Address: Newark. Del ian 4
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF the Third
ward called at the REPUBLICAN Office this
ncrning and stated that he had paid
bis tax to Mr.. Bedford about the first
Of December, but for al! that his name
has been omitted from the assessment.
The gentleman says it makes but little
difference for the present whsther Nj
Hughes assesses him or not, for cop,
ple Of years, as his receipt will entit.f
him to vote both in le3l ard 1852
The State will lose his tax-s for two
years, tAa! is all. All the Democrat
adjoining are assessed.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
ANA ~
Address: Newark. Del laL

NJME ON LAD rs TO lg3 +. SIXTH
" street We have been waiting for O1l
butter ami coffee this last three WesEs, but
We hove them At last. CUR YORK Stata but
ter AZ 50; n, that all knoS So we'll, Ii
equal 10 the finest print DU ter the bsst
am Les in city use / on their tables
e nave just rac ived our excellent 25c. coE
ieo; II was The delay In the treigat that kept
u 50 long without Tea i,c, goOt :0lee a.
low G3 D. iVF g5ri s!2af3 low; h5 black
berries DC, cJaTrIes 81. h. 2 CAS- table
peaches .51, Gall1u can peaches 25c, 4 n, rice
26", msca room, 2jc. tapica lOc Il don't Tor
Ktt our tau. u Irslold tiylt at $50, 50 &C
snd 81 20 4 tGrrel 7oap &c, bar, D. bora1
: pap 7c, soar kroIt 5a. 4. Come on ladits L
Granger sore, lO3 l.. sixth street..
lanZ5t4. r. II. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
FELLOWs' HYOPHOsPhiiL

Isa combination o HyTophtHE
mated by me In Canada Shll" 1-
process Qi pulmonary o0r'th.y, r
which has since been eUpl0yel ., d,
'aI profession throughout hmer'' .
ard with unprecedented sucoe-L'
II contains the elsDeuts essen >,
animal organization, the oHidIt'I'
md tonicR. ,-,.,
In combination With tho o'tiHu,H'"
hospli1rOus. possefsinR the iho.m
'Iigrtly alkaline, and is d''len'o
'ohvenieHt and palatablo mrm ., ;,
Its effects are usually Wis Olo VIZ
y.iour hours and are married pJ
ion oil the aDp'ti;e, tb" o'sn
tssimilAtiCn, entering directly y,
'ulation ; 1t TOMS the nervoc anu a.
'xe Is a healthy aston OF ire ,mr
leithor diSturbs the stomach hoi '",
stem under prolonged uo an
discontinued at any lime s''DoU'
hence. .,-N
In a word II possesses mo VI" =,
,rouse the strength, The tones W
and merit Of u hi, h degree STIi +
fullY JAMES |. hII'
DO ro' be deceived by remedissS', ',o "
similar name no other prepatad.',, yI :" A.
suitutt for this u der any ciIco'D'''
SOLD B> ALL DRUGGl''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Assessor HuShcs' Omissions


In the Pirst Yard, it has been asser-
tanned without any reguiAr canvass Of
the Ward that there are about Is Re
publicans, white, omitted from the az
sessuent, and from forty FIVE to ff:y
colored Republicans. This nskes IN
round numbers serenity. In the Second
Ward i. has been asoertsined also tn At
there are about seventy R.puLiicsns,
white and black, omitted. II this pro.
portion holds good in the other three
wards Of the Southern district, and
from the Information Te have from the
Third We believe :La! II does, then
there are sbou: three hundred and
fifty Republicans vlo La7s b4sn omit.
ted frola the Assessment. For aupht we
know that many Democrats nay have
been omitted also, in fact We are In,
formed that hundreds have been len
of. We will be charitable to Dir
Hughes, and say that We hardly te
lisve that he has wiltully and for Par
tisan purposes been so upmindful arr
neglscttul Of his duty. The misfortun
is, that Mr.. Hughes was utterly incom
pe!ent to perform the duties Of his flee
and he was compelled to entrus: hi
work to others more competent tha
himself but stronger partissns, and Nc
80 politically honest. Well, let a
these psrs0us who have been left Q
the assessment be on hand az the Cit
Hall reS, Saturday, Democrats and al
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
SOLD Bl ALL Df
T IfE INSURANCE

THE FIDELITY MUTUAL A'p
ALTON, OF PHlLADhh' - ~
Op'rating the "assosemen. r. "a,
Eh'ch ia equivalent TO ths "cGsn ~
old line" companies.
General Trustee ~
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DkPUsl 40.
Trustees for New Castle oo''.
GREGG h PEk"h
Examining Physician.
DIR. JOHN p. WALES
The plan Of the Fidelity has o,.t y.
cialiy tested. A stcnO traphlc ,ttrl
trial tor libel will be sent gf''"
applicat cn AZ
WM. Y. TAYLOR 4 Ou%"' ,,T
3 East bta street, 0,ayoiIa1. 0,,s;y,aIa.0
Solicitors wanted.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

LET BR. Fowler have gooi house t,
night. 1t is brt seldom that the in.
telligent people Of Wilmington haze
's1ch rare literary trea'. Ifthe Oo-rs
House is only aovlt one foart1 ccevsu
o2e half fnl', it viii not spask wei! lbr
the morality gnd intelligence Of cur
citiz32s.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

Wg WOULD again call the attention c
those Who hay. "ot ye: paid theil
taxes, to The iI PORTAGE CT doing SC
imme ',st~y. II not pad b'iore The
March 'erm II the L'7y Court, you
Will be ret.Iae3 as errors ard will be
dep:ivs3 If ycur votes fer one year