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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
A Young Lady Kisses the Corpse Of Her
Cousin and Drops Dead. +
lBy National Assoeiaied Press

EAST 81. LOUIS, ILL, Jan. 11.-one of
those strange incidents which occur once
in a while, showing Of what tender stuff
some human hearts are made, took place
Yesterday at funeral. The body of Mag
gle Stock, II years Of age. was lying in
the coffir preparatory to being placed in
the hearse, when the cousin of the dead
girl, named Mary Stock, who had been
in convulsions OF grief during the servi.
ces, stopped to kiss her dead relative. The
kiss had, scarcely been given when Mary
fell dead.
The funeral of Maggie was postponed
until to-day. when the two cousins were
buried together. The unhappy affair has
plunged the familiesof the dead girls into
the deepest grief and has shed gloom
upon large circleoftheir aequaintances
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
Going Slow.
wall Street Daily News ]

wall Street Daily News.I
During the financial squeeze last week,
Q stranger stopped ar the corner of Broad
way and Vesey street to have shine
distributed over his boots. The boy
made slow progress, and the victim finally
observed.
why, sonny. there isn't any blacking
in your box
ITS gittiri' purity low, and that's a
fact, replied the lad
Are yoa broker
Then Wy sssla astocf ups
loti doatsifse here do YOUR" queried
the boy.
"No." e
"Then you can't begin to realize the
situation. Russell Sage. he's short and
tryln' to kiver; Jay Gould, he's short and
tryin' to grip the money-market: and
then Wall street bears is growlin' till il
makes yer hair stand up. Dad is holdin
off for his new butes, MANS holdin' off
on the next ton of coal, and I've got .
feelin' up and down my spine that Ia
go slow and do heap of rubbin' till We
see the end of this squeeze.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
Irish Members of Parliament Dissatis-
fed.

LONDON, Januray s.-A meeting Of the
liberal members of Parliament as distin-
guished from the Parnellities, will be
held to day TO express regret at the incom-
pleteness of the changes proposed inthe
land system, comprehensive reform OF
which they assert should be Immediately
supplemental to any coercion bills. IL is
reported that considerable section of
the English radicals will support this
view and that some members of the MINI
istryy 40 not disappT0ve OF such . pres
sure d ASssf&
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
On Time as Usual.

Jghes now goes to business regularly.
Thu attack of Neuralgia thst aid hiaa
uE and which was only "a II q 1istation
q fan old enemy. disappears 'sctuse he
took friend advise and dueS H. Thorn
as Electric Oil, Rhumanl}e pain, cyss,
bruises, throat and lung coSal aiats. kc.,
are invariably conquered BY IT..
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

The jury that convicted Welsh, of
Sandnsky county, for murder, have held
a meeting and unanimously agreed that
they viii not sign petition for commu-
tation sof sentence. Unless Governor
Foster pardons him or commutes the
sentence Welsh will be hung at Fremont
on the a5th Of February.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

There are mean men in this WORT, A
while ago a. .'living skeleton in a q gus
the thinnest one ever known, R was
-vgDt ra1igi0n. And society edlcated
him f0r thelninistry and sent hih as 2
/ Is1siasionarv stp the Gannibal Isianf Inl-
Iagine the disgust Of the Canui1 ~
| l!>SfoH Post. ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

49,
Travellers meet with man y
incidents as well as aceidents.
They endure many hardships
as well as to share the fat ofthe
Land. Once upon a time a
young man who was travelling
from the cradle to the grave,
who Sought fame, fortune1 and
relics, the latter of which in
&lnded a wife. In passing.
through the State OF Ohio, ne
4ecidently or Otherwise heard
bf the Little Dutchman in
Napoleon, Henry county. Be-
INC rather Of an inquisitive
aurn Of mind he began to n
duire into the history OF this
Individual, when his curiosity
soon became excited and he
resolved to call upon this $ elf
saine person, before he got very
much nearer to his grave. He
"A -
thought that be weala here find
much valuable matter which
] wo|nl9 assist himE in filing up
hig very interesting DIars sad
sure enough be tra4elsd at -
vain, his wildesl maginaEions
were here completely ever
whelmed, and hewondered that
he had not earlier heard OF or
ldiscoveredthis wonderful Foun-
tain where the Balm Of Lite is
annually dispensed to thous.
lands. Yes, where all the very
best and most popular medl-
cines known in the entire
world are kept in their pure st
states for therelief and cure of
the afflicted and suffering, where
even the dying can he made to
feel that they have reached the
haven of rest. He not only
found here all the necessary
and proper remedies for restor-
ing the diseased and crippled
l Aeondition Of the PHYSICAL body,
Abut he found a large stock Of
the choicest food for the brain;
chat which produces the growth
of the mind, viz: Books. These
were well selected and calcu.
lated for the young as well as
the old. And did the people
but know that to cultivate
! good healthy mindin the child
ViH do more to develop a good
healthy bodythan all the medi
cine ID the world, they would
invest more literally in good
books for the children. And
yet, nevertheless, this is o fact
L which can and has been sue
sessfully demonstrated many
inles BY the best scientists il
tie world. This traveller was
much pleased with these two
stores II one large building be
lns Il saec cessfaIly nanased fo1
Heltareand well being ofthe
family, 20 much 50 tha
>luded To make Napo
re home where Il
access TO TIN
toreceiys
eh car
ssps ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
Famine Iii RussIA.
ST. PETaRslssj 20, Jan. A, 1881

The Roi,ski tlossosfi tnevhraper)
ssys:--"The 4saratoH Assembly bork
that 75o 600 yesassslts are starving in thst
PROVING, q. Ii is,stated that upward era
million peasants are 10 absolute wapf IN
Samafa, siis Sas NJ
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

No Mother snould be without Astofia
for ChiIdrSrl. Theld formula "a Old DR..
Pitcher II assimiltes the lood cures
CCstivenass, Uiarrhtea end sind Collie,
prssssss raising Sour CnrdE always fe.,
verisni1sess and destroys Wsfns Castoria]
y isot narcotic. It givss health to TIE
|ehlld md rest t. the noasery nay90-fw
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

The lady friends of the Toledo Cadets
are arranging for handsome entertain
ment to enable the soldier laddiesto at-s-
tend General Garfeld's Inauguration
The aaaaF friends ak Toledo's pride, as
tbe& &sadeis have besn named {and their
friends are the city win give theboysa
splen1td send-sd 9oiedo Jcaraal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
--<$ 90
Hns Sladiiptcl a,tn 9tatita.

Ssute miro bic 9tid1e uniereS Uerltorbenen
Brdhbentcn Don @lberon mad gSalbington
lIuo om Samitage nadb @leucian0 gebrqd)t
tperoen, NO fie auf Dem ldOueu y0atepIeus
SrebbOfe" ihre lcBte 5lulcItdtte erbGlten 'On.
Ser 1eler finOet oil anoerer Stele odS ofTt;ielle
Yroaram!n iiir Die ueberibrnn9 Der 2etd1e,
Sie Sobtenieier mo Die enolife Seileeuns.
Die Bittpe Des 6rr. @arfielO tpiind)t, oaB
iebes @eprdnge uuo jeoe Denomination per-
1rieSen neIben m6gcn-uno Iic bat Hed)t-lbr
Satte lam md)t b0ber 9eehrt meroen, OILS our4
Die a[aemcine Sraner, lucld)e ieiu 0abtnidet=
ben eripedt bat.
pie Seftion tes 2sibnoms bat idrefltdle
Sbotiaden erQeben. Der Seiunb Der Aer5te
murbe eft heuie friih funb gegeben, uno eS
mauQelt an 3dt, ibn etngehenb 81 belpreflen.
0ptl mus qelaQt mcrben, 0GB er Den Aeriten
oes gerIlorbcuen Den furhtbaren Sornurt
adn,lidl uerfeblteI 0iaguoie un0 Bebanolnng
na9t. 9aS Bnbllfum ptro III traurtger
Spannuug ibren @rfldrun9en ent9egeu lehen.
BrGiipeHt @arfielb tit ipe0er on Neural9te
Ses 6g,enS, nod on @mbolismu8i ionosrn-
am so. Soqs ndt ieiuer &erpnnbung! an ie-
funtGrer Elutuna geftorben, uno mas DIE egt'
rrlraen fir BEN SdlnBfanal hteltsn, mar elm
@iterfanal. Glne rleii9e GiterhOble, Elm 3er=
Sdmettertu 9iiidenwirbel, tr0b Deiitn Der
8otient per 1ahn bei0rocrt uno in einen 5ttbl
qebubCn lpurle, iinp meitere Nummeru oeS ibCrz
reiden SataIO95 ieinsr Qeioeu.
Br1iioeut 2rtbur bciudlte 9eIern Glberon,
itattete Der gSittlue ieineS Sorg6uqerS eiue
GonhOlen;sGiiite ab, cOnferirte nit ben Sabi.
nctsmitqlicSsrn unO rsiite nit Grant Suriif
mad, gtems0crf. gr miro beute abermalS IN
@lberou eribeinsn, nm pom BORT aus oit2eid'
bes Sru. GarfieIb Hudl gSaibingtOn 81 b'glst'
tel.
llnb nm sur idrsdlid,ien 9igur in Dem
3ramn-Guiteau. 6raurig, ME es flinger
e ss :r u pfo,r fo fsi 'G@ sStn 1 es oa es nS ' S @
Die bGittigeu 0spsidleu Seigen, nod iebr plel
,red tape" abgetpidelt perOen miiiien, ebt
Dem MenAler gtitiebt, mas ibm gebiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
RED TAPE.

gguibiuqtou, 90. Scptbr. - 9lui eius
gpiroQe bel Oom gcuerclz Solteitor BhIllios
un6 0rm &uuotsaumcit iiir ben 3iitr;it So
Iumbio hct @erTclanmclt Sic cSeaqb our Nut
mortrholcr, oof, meuuqCih OicSrOBqeihWoz
rcueu ncS GiIrhrs G'uueuu auh obue ciraH
2rQuef in Gu,lOge3uitaHO DerieteI l0uHteu,
"a oodl gut mdTc, Weru mon eiuen Oldcu obs
baltcn mot't. Der 9jit'il5dnnllt meiut,
boB 9 ltscu 81 &ab,uq,On n,tt w,geu UlOr=
tC8 proSgiiirt weroeu tanu, uuo OOB Die eiulige
Shafe, be manrutcc ben llnfiuNeu bort ibsr
ibn UcrlGuaeu maQ, Die Fir tbihtieu 2lugr,if
1f. gollte iciue &nIdt EeIdhguua fuOe1,
10 tritt bic Siege, wte 0r @eiaHNcue in OtH
8ucid Der 9tcwz itricp'sr 5ufi} acJrodlt urs
teu fcnu, i'll rem SoroergrunJ. @inislns aos
poratcu bebnupteu, caB ons uur oui o,m 28e9e
ber gualieferlnQ 0Citcbcn tdHH; abr aud 9as
bat mirner eintr6u'n, oa 0dS ausliciTuua3s
Gcirb f9 mr auf 6luhtIiuge Dor Der 3aitiS
bC;lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
germiTmte 5tUsSGen aus gtetus


Rep .0orf,20. September. Die 9,ihe
eines ehuo uir3qj0briQsu Wauue8, oeiieH
6eble oou eirrm Sbrt bis gum n16eren ourhs
'd1nitten mar, Uur6e bcnle irGh ans oem Cat
9}iuer Qs1oqeu mo mad Der DiOranc gsbrabt.
gis lebt 1T Der SGitOrbeue nod Ettt iotntlits
5irt mOroeu.
- 3as Uom @ouocrueur GOruca erndnnte
Gomile, mslhcs SOrbcret'uHgeH ttr o'u sm'
Uiara Der frcu,6fihen 0i,aatlH III oer 9ort'
tonner Tsier trcfieu oQ. biclt b9ut' cine 9'r'
iommlura uub beIhtoB, oIe Safe au' etuam
pcn Gem Tlousri,trttdr 3ur Seriigung aciieu=
ten arisqafah5mls Nura ben pdli5 5tlaiss
iefrrtGr iruo ben Bripahyfretdr 0s5 Dru. Blaine
bsrpilfonmueu ~ l1Iisu. URbrere Dtit9lje0cI
egr Gouarbz zGomunijou neyoeu ebeuildS a1s
psiero ifiu. SpGter miro oas GmUfnul5s
Gomite bic gdne rac1 benz s6anitc Aosaues
Eotcl" byiUgtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
Ar1u0e.

@oinesbills, Ser, 20. Septbr.- yin
sroBer Ebal nes G;iddfisulerteiS oie'er Staot
muroe bCute cinaeGiheli. Der SelammtUerlult
iuiio oni circa GOO gei1dbt.
@hico, &aI.. 20. Seplbr. = 9ds an Der
trelilidjen Siabigeu5s gelc9eue Gbineienuiertsl,
ans 60 bis 20 9duieIn beieben6, wurSe heute
adn;Iid) nHr6 6eusr 5erli6rt. Drei Gbineien
Yome,, in rem Elammen um.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21

g8aibington, 20. September. - Der
,gtotional 5tepublcan" oer6ffentlift eine
Spe,iulcepei6e aus 8arrrntOn, Sirg., nad
tueI9r fih Die 6S. 9emiS unS Bhs Inn 2
ubr beutc 9uGmittag Al Meilen bonn er<
mGbuten Srte trafen unb auf elmer OiltanS
bon sebn Shritten Sdiiie nit einauoer ped'
ieIten, Obne bGB irgeuo elmer Der Sttbstligten
Oerlett murSe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
SopbeIntorO I'm Icits gJiertfO

. anta sc, N.sWf., 20. Septbr. = SmeI
Srauen, bereu cine iidl 5rau Beaie nanute,
mGbreno Die ancere ullrer eem gtanteu >, Big
Wlollie" befannt mar, muroeu heute 4beno,
tpdbrsno iie iu@sicuidait zines Maunes lpei1,
ten, nOn Sospb Beaie, Dem auaeblifeu @attea
eincs Der gGeiber, burt SdIiIe t5ontdl per-
puubet. Die Shat muroe ourh Giferiud1t uer-
urIadlt. Der Di0roer 1T plrbuitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
NStcbIr16rffe.

@t. qouis, 20. Sept - Sdmeinc: gu.
tnbr $4,000, SeIienoung 1900; Ssrtdufe 5u
$6.15 bis $3.50. - aainopieb: 3Etubr 6O00,
8ericHbnne 22oO; s5erfdufeSn $2 so bis $500.
-G6nafe: 3nfnhr 1000, SrlenOun9 49,,
8Gidufs iu s3.75-$5.OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
Grtraiibnua Der @eIesaebmn9 BON
WRtuuefUfd

ct. 8aul, Niinn., 20. Septbr.
neur YllRburn erIleB btute ei PrOtlamutlOu,
,peld,e biz @eiebsebuug uufiorort, am IL. OF
tobcr AZ elmer @rtraiisun9 3uiammenSutrcten
unb ateianete Oiabregelu sur SlnlO'ans Der
olten Glerbabn.S SbligatIoneH 0's StaattS 81
freffeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
ortoles1etorattoaen! !

Ste @&. 8Rwatt & Cuarflrh. ytr 3}, Bart
2ueuuf beuodJiht qm obun9su0a oa5 Blblt!um
m Ngeemeii en-, bQ6 ne fb 6e Stenne oes beIa3mltH
EotmClgT Ruuhitrs Dan. &tih. zdllfter. oet le9t
IN NtiD sgort mcbut ughd eHtm tii5t8sn elrps arz
beiteT DsrRdeYt tuben, uu it bel Der pcrleiuRl oon
5eioIotortn it6er mt, in 'er lbdi aHI&TiefGHqen'
ireltbc fC Crjotez zTeitT "iUn3 uuo Stlat So 1ttz
tliheu 0uignct huo. 30 uHt'rhlten.
g}tOH6eIc 9uimeIfiGmfstt Dlro aut
btilpttIdle ,Ftaugen,
Lableaur,
@em4tpe, ...... Rorltalts,
Erapcrie'u,
TsahHeu "a. I. 70.
uertrcu6d. -.
Fev NHBrane bon 3eiiennnaen raat4t 6ehuis
atAsruBe sEafter uuo beirteotaenoer arbeit Bs's
ttae glufeabe eer Rlai.raae nothDenDig
&mmart s. GHartiea,
C22i-7D Slr. So, BarE Avsnae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21

nan Srau @arfelb, Song =Srund. - 8Orte
fDnnn Der tiefen Spmpatbie, ipeldle i'd iii Die
lem ifredlden au9enblide fir gle fiihIe,
nidlt Gusbrud Qsben. M69e @Ott S9nen bel
fen unS Sie trGlien, osnn @r allein fam es.
Die St0uiQtn.
Rof,r1nroI- -N oifrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
SeIeGrapbiId|e Sepeilhett.
9uendufen.

[&eriGte Der nIiiociirten grefIe fir ben nSeuti9eu
&orreiponbeuteu".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21

euator
Hidt beiu
&ier 6
3Hqe, lpe
&raHdl /
ohr1e Sci
Se,bsbsyo
CtpaIge
Gin
8ui
aui idu
ilarHatiu
rem i'll D
~, 80
terHndlt
ucrmaif
0C,,4, -,
Der Siq
9ebeH, I
idlsn bel
bertbe,o
Sniamu
bie @eb
ie,ner &
pen, III
fanpf
lnelslid
,@Ott
inQton leb.
Mnn al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21
sos erie Greebnis Der glatovIie.

Ger ueue 8rGiibent bot, ebe er Song -SraHh
berlieB, 6ruu @arfieIO cine @uuOOIea5 Siiile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-21

Gin gtelp- gorter 9eidcnbeiorger, Der itdl in
Giubuliamiren bon 9eifen grOBen &nt ermorz
ben bat, iit berte firth bier eiugetrofen unO
ptrb feline Grbeit beute glbenb naA Soajn9
Der NutOpiiG beainnen.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Gen. Sherman's a M aAi Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-tieneral Sherman
mas s-bmitteu his annual report to the sSecre.
tary OF War enclosing the -loris Of General
Dram and Sackett ond the repJrut OF the
commanding kruera.s Of the civ siOns and
depa IT ents ienea Sherman says refer
rius to the reports Of the latter, that they
AL show that our comp. MES are too small fol
eth :ient discipline apd for economical ser
wee hen the National Treasury was pool
aud loadcl with debt, the army endeavured
To gracefully suonit - overwork, but now
says dcner.l Sherman they appeal for reliel
aud IL Is rcco pmended III It Congress repeal
that clause Of the existing law whicl limits
the en,re fore uf the Amy to $4,000 men
SonSiuorable sp ce is devoted to u discussion
OF the subIec: Of officers servants, General
sherman malntainiug tnat no soldier should
ever be compelled To do men al labor without
compensation or without his ewn cuuseut and
he recommends that the existing law be re-
Pealed ,r III dfied 70 a. to secure this ind.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
RkRIsTER'S ORDERS.
ID EGISrER'S ORDER.
RpGIsTRR's OPFiCY.

REGISTERS bPriCY,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL. oct. II, 1eel
Upon the application Of Isaac W. hailam,
administrator Of Thomas hallam, late Of
Wilmington Hd., in said county, deceased 4.
II is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrator aforesaid give notice
Of granting of letters OF admin tration upon
estate OF the deceased, with the date OF grant
INK thereof, by causing advertisements 10 he
posted within forty da.sfr the date OF SUCH
letters in six Of the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate tc present
the same, or abide by an act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided; snd AIS" cause
the same to he inserted within the same
period in the bELAwARg RErrBLICAN. news.
paper published III Wilmington, and to lie
continued therein three weeks, te-o.dl
81 Given under the hand and seal ol
u. g. once Of the Register aforesaid. at
49, Wilmington. in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
: {. HitiiS Register.
NorVcH-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same. duly attc-tet to the a. nlnislrator on or
before Oct II. lss. ur abide the act OF Assem-.
bly, in such c..se made and provided
lSAAt ". HALLa
Administrator.
Address ess:-Wiimtnytnn bel. octlA
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
TO tiCS. pDSILES.
The Thanks Ofthe First Ha'tnliOn
for HIS EflOr(s I'm tys EpnaIf

The First Battalion meeting called 10y
Colonel " WoOd ANA adjuurrcl from ST.
urday to Mon lay right, last evening,
unan mou>ly adopted the following:
RESOLVED, Thai Ahjunnt-Generll
j. farkr Poatles, for his zeal and rner.
~ in prep tring for the attendanc" oi
the First Regiment, u ', NJ, at York.
towr, Va. ON the occasion OF tn" recent
ccutcnnial there; for his consideration
for the comfort and convenience Of III,
regiment both while at the battI,
grounds and in going and returning
and for his thoughtiutnesN and prompt.
ness in all matters tending to thr we'll
fare of the First X :gimcnt, ard u; thi'
battalion, deserves our honest and hear
ty thanks, and they are hereby tender
e | him.
Capt. f Mitchell, Jr., Go. 4.
Lieut.. +. j.. Rice, Co. G.
Corp, +, II. khoads, Co {.
Scrgt Thomas Dec ay, Go. +.
PIiv. James GemuiIi, Go. +.
Com mittee.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
= -
ThECLAI InOsl ACuIDGNT.
Further PartIcuiarG IN Relation
10 lnigley, one Of the Victims.

Tie body Of John ItuigIry, one of tn.
victims oi the r ilryau .tu-iu, NJ AT CLAY
unn'. on Friday night last has not been
Claimed aS Vet ana ali eitur,S To fad
any Ilt NJ r".a'ilo~ Of the Il ceased
nave prov Il unsuccessful and Er still
lies in the murguc II IL" depot Spccidl
oitcer Jones has l'"n luvrS' gazing til"
matt r with vlg,r and the railroad com,
pans have spt.c! ~ cNrcusr ia order
10 ascertain lr Il Al any relAt cas-,
Fhr mpney thas Was reported to b.
IN 'hr hApd Of gentleman IN middle.
town, belonging 10 Qu'gIcy, upon in,
veHtEa'i"n IT Wa touud = ngIty had
N""ur,d II some tInt age. HIS iItnds.
however, say that he vas very saving
aud they did not Ilink h. had spent the
money bnt had loaned 1T 10 dtierrn,
paiticS, asa leu'r was ioInd in hi
Irnnk, th" tJntents of which spoke ol
paying interest on som money.
y postal WAS also found in Ie trunk,
maiieh from New Jer-ey on which WAS
written words to The eitsct THAT |
can not do anything you now, but
II yon are gong away, write and give
me your address, ana will send it TO
!"u.' TINS wa, supposed to be money
owing to Qligicy, aud letter, were im-
neniatciy "rltten 70 the parties il re-
gard to the matter
If no one claim, The body Iriur" to- NOR
row, II Will be prop 'rIy inferred, hy The
rdIir al company tu-intiruw afternoon,
IN brAndYW wac cemetery. 4 stone Or
boar" will also b" pla e at the head Of
the gray, bearing his Lame, age aud
da " Of his d"a H. 1t Is thought by all
his tri"ui, that Il" hls not Il nviug re.
latiNr, aS he was taken from tho home
at I ven y-third End B:uwn streets,
'iltad"!ph n, several years ago, and
rL,Scd near Mi"dtc own, Del. \ young
man by the name Of Gartincr, VIII
keeps a news stald CA Front street
near French, was u com paniun with
'Qugcy in tn" bone aud speaks well
OF him. Tt" t,Ini Y n board d with
II tIaymont speak III the iligh.s terms
ct him, am are very much gricved al
his unlimeiy cui.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Third EDITION.
THANKSGIVING.
President Arthur appoints Thurs
day. November 24ih, as Day OF
Thank sgiving and Fray er.

| The following proclamation was is
sued from the Department OF State yes
terday
| Bv the President of the United Stat"'
of America, proclamation.
| 1t has long been the piuuS custom "'
our people, with the closing of the year
to look back upon the blessings hrongh
to them in the changing coarse OF tb'
season, and to return solemn thanks Il
the All giving Source from whom they
flow. And although at this peri vi,
when the falling leaf adrnonishc, 'lN
that the time of our >acrct dut. is at
| hand, our Nation still lies III the ~had Nv
of great bereavement. and iii" mourn
ing which has filled our hearts still lind
| its sOrrowml EXPIRE .Sion toward h"G"d
before whom W. uutlatcly hu wed III grici
and supplicati"nyr' the countless bef"'
fits which have -hDwercl down upon H.
during the past twelve months cal to!
our trrycut gratjtu le, and max" ii tit
TING that Vs. should rejoice with thank.
| nlurS. that tn" Lord in his iutini',
| mercy has most sigua')y favored our
country AND on" people
| rr,ce without and prosperity within
have h.ra vnnCh 'atrd tu Es. NJ pes
| lenrr has visited our shnree; thr atuu.
dau' privileges uf freedom which oar
| frh' $ lee; Us in their wisdom are >jlt.
oar ircra.ieg mutaG"-a"i IT, II
| par,> OF our vast domain >"nc attire ion
ha, visited oUc hyr hcCG in il''r forest
homrs, vet even this ralanIt, has ,c, y
| tempered, and in manner SAM ihrl
| hN the lrurrol, compass uU for the
sufferers which has h""u called tDrjh
ttrou !hut our land.
Fura'l the ct jlGS II Is ur'' tld' II e
voice ,t the nation >kuEHi - ny {" q. d
iu i won't homage
Wh"r, fore, Nu,S'ar A. Ac'hUr, Pre-
i'll n OF the mi ct Stale, Il recon-
mend that all the + oplr observe
Thursday. the 24sh dav Of Novrnhrr,
iuSraut, Il, day q. \alluua. lnauE>.
Giving ANA prayer, hS r"a>!uG tar u,
they may from their sc.'U ~ ,tUors, ,aul
meeting III their several places e wur.
ship 'h"rr t. jriu in a,yr'hImG Luuol
auG ptai>e to Almighty G"l, VII ,>'
goodness has hr.g So manifest in oar
history and in cur live. and utt ring
earnest prayers 'ha; his boUn'icS may
Contnu to Us and to oar children.
lnwitnrSs whereof | have h".,uu'o
set ny nlud and cAuSei he sea- Of the
United : Gtes TO b. aih Ncl
Don at the city o.. Washington ihis
4th OF Auvrmhrr in the year Of our
Lord one thoL,and eight hundrrI and
eighty-onc, and III the independence
of the United States the one hundred
and siX CHE>TEE a. AE:THUE.
BY the President. james G.. Eainc,
Secretary Of State.