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1870-04-07, [P ] a J » a; ♦> 'I V I u r Mr* i. ww w aad Ä,gpi@Tffllta3P© a. Mk W®®Hf Æowaal ®f St®-»®» S«it®mtOT© VOLUME IV. WILMINGTON, DEL., THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1870. NUMBER 170. nd only in its minor details, the principle in The new rebellion in Richmond, headed Tea and t'ofFea. B. Dadd’s Carrent Comment*. Bayard Taylor. The 15th Amendment. each is the same. After selecting strong by Ellison, whom Governor Walker baa at­ Tho Tariff Bill made progress, in the THE KENNRTT PHILOSOPHER IN HIS “OEDAK- —A rich field—Cyrus W. ,fara & .fireside. healthy shoots of the variety we wish to Delaware Srilmne tempted to instal as Mayor, is of the true House, on 8atnrday. Tho reduction of tho duty the subject, THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE AND SECRETARY CROFT” HOME. —A lady lecturer bolds forth tea from 26 cents, to 20 conta, per pound, and FISH’S PROCLAMATION. perpetuate, the leaves are then cut off, leav­ I1 and proper rebellious sort. The right ot “Are United ?" Has she lost her marriage Bayard Taylor almost lives in his library. Î coffee from 5 coots, to -1, as proposed by tho He sits at a long desk table, covered with II Thursday, April 7, 1H70. Ellison to be Mayor was taken before the certificate ? [Official.] Oats for Subscribers. ing a short portion ot tho stems, (petiole) to Commlttoc, was sustained by tho House. —John Chinaman’s Paradise—The Isle of Dogs. To the Senate and House of Representa­ books, papers and maauscripts, and writes, assist in inserting the bud. Should the sap Court, and after due argument, Judge Un­ writes, writes all day, carrying the occupa­ M. The Supreme Court, on Friday, decided —The N. Y. Herald, always a good comic pa­ tives : Wo have purchased a lot of tho celebrated run freely, an incission in the shape of a T derwood formally decided his claim to be Smart, Very. It is unusual to notify the two Houses of tion from time to time by reading, and very re-open the whole case in regard to per, has brightened up wonderfully since tbe New Brunswick and Ramsdell Norway M. t«> unconstitutional. Bat he declines to yield, The Delawarean, referring to the school election, Congress, by message, of the promulgation, often smoking as ho reads or writes; but must bo made in the stock. Next prepare tho legal-tender quotation. Tho two new advent of Punchinello. oats, which propose to send, in small the bud by passing a sharp thin blade and sets the judgment of the law at defiance. says : — by proclamation of the Secretary of State, the cigars of his smoking are of such an judges, Strong, of Pennsylvania, and Brad­ “ There is a disposition among school voters, —Ode to J. F. Bailey—About ten years’ Im­ of the ratification of a constitutional amend­ ethereal sort that you wouldn’t know he was packages, to any farmer who is a subscriber derneath the bark, commencing about one M. Of course ; this is the old style ; since tbe ley, of New Jersey, concurred with Justices In view of the prospective opcrallou of tho Fif­ prisonment. ment. In view, however, of the vast im­ smoking if you did not see the cigar between to tho Delaware Tribune, who wishes to half inch above the bud, and terminating M. Courts rule against him, bo revolts against teenth Amendment, to vote against school tax.” portance of the Fifteenth Amendment of bis lips. The chair in which be sits is covered Swayne, Miller, and Davis, in ordering this —A Capital Drawing—Drawing a salary of ten make a trial of either, aud who will send us the same distance below. Great care must the Courts. ^ —That Is, rather than the risk" of thousand a year. tbe Constitution, this day declared a part of over with chimeras in tapestry, by fingers action, while the Chief Justice, and Asso­ which are as deft with the pen as with the the subscription price of tbe Tribune in ad­ be taken that tho germ shall be preserved iKh having colored children educated, they will have —A girl in Dover, N. H , has constructed 171 that revered instrument, I deem a departure ciates Nelson, Clifford, and Field dissented. THE NATIONAL BANKS. the white children remain in Ignoranco ! from the usual custom justifiable. A needle. They are the same that translated vance. This offer is not confined to new from injury during cutting, as a thin bud words ont of Washington. But then Washing­ measure which makes at once four millions “ The Story of Kennett” into German. Peo­ subscribers, and will remain open as long as The question involved here, it will bo un­ ■ Not a little antagonism baa been awakened ton is such a 11 wordy’’ city you know. is mostly useless. Some parties carefully The Water Department. ot people voters who were heretofore de­ ple will think of her bye and bye, when they our stock lasts. Our supply of the Norway U ri derstood, is simply whether “greenbacks,” among the National Banks, against the The result of the recent Investigation into tbe —An Annapolis bod cold feet, and his clared, by tbe highest tribunal in tbe land, read the “Marie” intercarved with that of extract the small portion of wood adhering m a legal-tender in payment of debts con­ “ Bayard" over ihe free portals of Cedar- is limited, but will bo gladly distributed ‘He. clause in the proposed Funding Bill, which affairs of the Water Department la not only gentle wife lit a fire under bis bed In order to not citizens of the United States, HiL'i l>U’ to the bark, but & rule I think it vnneces- tracted before tbe passage ot the act creating has passed the Senate, and is now pending highly satisfactory to the friends oi the Superin­ warm them. It not a success, for hour to become so, with the assertion that at croft, long after host and hostess shall have above. It is procured from tbe stock of E passed away from the mansion which the sary. Again tho reversed T shaped inci­ tendent, Mr. Pritchard, but to the general public. aftorwards be a cold corpse. the time of tho Declaration of Independence J. Evans & Co., York, Pennsylvania. them. By the decision of the Court, a few in the House, requiring the banks to ex­ united head and heart of these two has ren­ sion is quite frequently preferred, but I can­ —A New York printer has been arrested for the opinion was fixed and universal in the subscript! on weeks ago, they are not, but it would appear change their six per cent, securities, in tbe So much had been said and insinuated concerning civilized portion of the white race, regarded dered happy and harmonious in its appoint­ tUT Persons sending not sec its advantages over the ell method. stealing a story entitled “The Masked Face." A that Judges Strong and Bradley dissent from custody of tbe Treasury Department, for tho accounts and management of this important ob an axiom in morals as well as in politics, ments. money, who desire the oats, are requested Expert budders will cut deeply below each “lean take," ehould say, and the printer must that view, and upon this ro-heariug, it seems others bearing four, and four and a half per department, that a fueling of apprehension that that black had no rights which white The change from an exceedingly active to say so, as we shall not send to any but eye (or bud), and then by a dexterous wing all uot right there, created in tho minds have been of the “bold face" type. life to one which is essentially sedentary has will likely that the decision may be reversed. It cent. Friends of this clause argue tb&t the men were bound to respect—is indeed a those who mention that they want it. of tho bark, detacli the same without a par­ of many, but, after a searching examination, a —New Orleans pickpockets send up India rub­ measure of grander importance than any had the effect of causing Bayard Taylor—in appears to us,that if common soasc is of any banks bave large privileges, and make special committee reports the accounts correct) ber balloons, and while the crowd gazes heaven­ other act of tbe kind from the formation of his younger days as lean as an Arab—to ticle of wood. Gently raise the two angles grow almost suddenly stout. Nature will [Contributed for tbe Delaware Tribuce }| weight in law, this should be done. heavy dividends, so that the Government, of tho Democratic members of the body ward, their pockctbooks go “up iu a balloon, freo Government to the present time. of the bark and slip the prepared bud into by whose consont they exist, can justly ask presenting and concurring ia tho report. boys.’’ Institutions like ours, in which all power is have her compensation. The Culture of Fruit. its place, which if in proper condition is Kr. The Prompt Aoquibboenoe of tho Mary­ derived directly from the people must de­ He looks the farmer that he declares him­ their aid in funding the national debt at a —A Cincinnati policeman is propailng to change No. 6. easily performed. If tho sap is beginning to land Democrats in the operations of the 15lh pend mainly upon their intelligence, patriot­ self to be when be goes out for a tramp over lower rate. Tho banks, however, complain Our Wilmington Nlerplug Car*. h*s vocation to that of actor.
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