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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

Tnr STORMS Quti.Lrp Jerry Storms. the New
Jersey horse thief, arrested In this ciiv On the
18th Of July, was on the 1Ob met ari.g - bcl'ni
The Bergen County (N. J.) Crimi = q ,uri, nmi
plead guilty to nine different oh ,r4"-. Including
the charge Of DEMONSTRATING and IA the follow-
Ing day was sentenced to twenty years iinprson-
mcnt in the penitentary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

IluERipLE ArrAiR-RApE CAFE. Joshua Jones,
u rolored man, WINS on Monday committed to jail
at New Castle, by Esquire Silyer,oi tl's eiy,
Mary acrcdth,a married woman, who has been ior
some months keeping house for Henry McCronr'
In New Castle Hundred, on Friday evening" Lew
is Carpenter, alias Jones. colored. was also com,
miltei, in deflult of $1,000 bail, ms accessory, and
William Moore, In default Of $1,000, as n witness
In the case. All three are farm hands; the last
npIncd living at Henry McCroaes.
The evidence In the case is unfit for publication
and the offence is one which all will demand &C.
we're punishment.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

Ridden DEATH OF A wniI.-HSowN CIrIzES.-
John Cochran, who lives at 9Th md Lombard sis,
suddenly Tell to the floor this morning and almost
Instantly expired. lie WINS wcl,-lSuown ia q bus
incss man, WINS u Dam cratic politician cf some
prominence, and was one Of the Inslrc 0rs at The
recent city election. ApnIlcxy was, We believe
Tue cause OF hls death. = Nondoy's Commercial
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
Tho Middlr,owr

TwgsTY-EIamr OF TusM. Tho Mid(llrtown
Transcript says:- ..... -,f -. n
Twenty-eight Young ladies have followed
each other in succession W the llymcnial altar
from the establishment oi lady In this town
vet she herself, although .nivcrsal fivoritc,
slll walks in maiden meditation fancy tree a."
What sort S,i' all " establishment il2
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

NEw Cmurou AT HILLsponorsn.-A handsome
new church at Hillsborough, Md, belonging to the
M. Church, south, was dedicated to divine service
on Sunday, the 9th Inst Rev. DR.; Sargent 81 Da,
MALAY of The crctiit OBLIGATED the occasion. Tit
amsupt Fl subscriptions amounted to S5Io.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

LEWIS PRHsDYTERY This body met In George
town, DEL, last Friday, and adjourned on Sun
day. The meeting was harmonious and pleasant.
Presbytery voted by majority OF one, In favor
OF The union OF the Two branches Of the Presbytc-
| rian Church, on the basis of the standards pure
/ ard aim MIA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

SAD REsuLT OF CARFLEsssrss.-som criml-
nally careless individual threw n fruit pairing on
the paverneRta few days ago. iD consequence OF
which q little girl named Reynolds living In
Thirteenth street, was thrown down and had one
of her legs broken.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

srr,.L BsnNxd.AThe Georgetown Journal oil
saturday states that the fire In the cypress swamp
il still burning but falls to give any particulars
except to state that the loss Is estimated by rome
AT 300 600. ,r,., ia D., .....fI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

RErunsEp FROM EuRorE.-IIcnry s. Evans.
E,q., editor OF tho West Chester Record, has rt-
turned from his summer tour through Europe,
ia good health, afpSr having seen many Of tic
plucrs Of interest in the Old World.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

Trlrs Disc7sTIsuEp.-The steamboat Ar'et na
dlscontnuod her trips between philadelphia and Uni
ciy until further notice. No boat now leaves WI
mipgton for Philadelphia late in the afternoon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
WYOMING COLLEGE,
WYOMING. KENT co, DNL.

This institution offers equal advantages f'i slh"y
and graduation 10 students of bth scnes. ,,,i,ros
fourteen weeks. Experienced teachers are employer
in each department. Special attention gwen %
TEACHnRs' COURSE q NORMAL DEPARTMENT
Bare opportunity for ssrn9g French . and SssmaI
Mnsic made speciality, Government mild bn1 urn.
Tai,io,l moaeFste. boarding reasonable Eos esRS
"s"se ""' Rev. A. Y, DAVE,
matis.jyw WYoming' ps'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

conxxsorp OPERATIONS employees In the
Glass Works of Hail. rancoast & Craven at salem
| resumed work few days ago. Holz, CLARK q ray
| lor commenced operations at their WORKS aio' Vi
| Monday morning last.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
MELTON SEMINARY,

MELTON SEMINARY, .4"4..s
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
This Institution offers to its students thornag,
training in the common and higher English Branches
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, MUSIC
AND PAINTING.
spriug Term opens March "a, 1869. Fall Term ERIN
opeus Seat l. 1869 Winter Term opens pee. :, lees
Students admitted at any time and charged pro-
nortionally for the residue of the term.
c.n,,aerciai Department will be established Tor
t, Winter term. 10 enable all who may wish II, ~
ohaain a thorough practical, business training.
| TN- Send for Circular. -,
0'"" r. II. SKINNER, Principal.
| ...,o,v,y Teton, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

HARVEST HOME AT PoRr fENN--Tho hgri-
cultural Society of 1t. Georges Hundred have
received to hold harvest home and barbecue at
tho Pier House, in Port Penn, on Saturday, the
q,li of (rtolNr r9ff '.1'I -s''ars ~ "
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

Tur CouRrs.-The Orphans Court and Court
If Cbaucery for Sussex county will be held ut
Georgetown on the 2ist inst, and for Kent on
liz 9th inst.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

FALL. SEEDINa.-Many of the Chester county
farmers arc sowing their winter grain. The
ground is very dry, but they arc seeding in anti
cipation of rain. Some farmers prefer waltiig
f,r rain before sowing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

SUCCESSFUL. FIsIIiSG MIR. William Anthony,
proprietor of the Fountain TIotc in St,nton, md
several other gentlemen, rundc II very succcssill
liaui Of fish on Tur.duy morning. There coul'i
not have been less ih,n live thousand hti In the
seine, the large muj"riy hiDg c,t iisi, alnnng,t
which was II large nunia Of white perch, WIN
several rock nsii weighing FROM Ave TO eight
pounds each. The ciiizns Of Stanton and many
Of the farmers in the vicinity were furnished
grntuiously with as many us they wanted
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

consnn-srosE LAYING AT LIsooLN.-Thc corner
stone of new NJ. E. Church will be laid with apfro-
prate ceremonies on Sunday the 10Th oil Hcto r,
,vicss viii he conducted by Rev. s. l.. Grac-y, OF
this city, Rev t. stubbs, of Milford and assisted b,
Rev. MI. Gaylord, of the Presbyterian Church ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

PsRsoNAb.-Mr. George W.. Karsntr, OF st.
(;uor1rcs Hundred the humorous gentleman who
inuuriulizcd the "eycs of prlawarr,' has j'ls'
returned home from six weeks sca soyagc,n' much
rrcuprratcd in health. al,
part of the family Of Mr. John Gnw. OF MIL
fur,l' sailed fur England last week. They 90 To
spgpd some time with their relatives In Scotland !;
Mrs q. and one OF hcr daughters will shcrt'y r.
turn and the other two young ladies Will slry
there TO 20 To school.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

BLASTING AcGiDENr -O.i Tuesday week, n the
workmrn gr ding Brriinc Siirt were liza .iing
rocks, large piece al stune, W. CHING about riy
pnlnls, was blpwn through one Of the windows
If the County alnishulisc about sixy let dir
tnt Miss ol6ry Cruuch, dausht,r Of the over
SEER, Isaac Crouch, WINS standing at the window
at the lime aud seeing the rock approaching,
coolly stepped aside and let II fly past her. Her
presence oi ni.d thus saw, d her life. stY
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

| FARM suip-In Caroline county, Professor
Vosinus' farm tf 80 acres one milo from Denton,
to Nehemiah Lord, VI Sullivan county, N. T.,
| for $1,000. fsi5-
SALE AT HAvnE DE GRAcE-rmE laos WORKS
| Nir,,pRAwN The Havre Iron Works. offered at
| public sale IN Thursday week, we're NOT sold. we
under, E,ild the wharf property independent OIL
the Furnace buildings bid up TO S3o,ovV,
and then withdrawn by the Company: lot
with fur lrnrmcnts, on the corner oil Wasning-
t.a aud Girard streets, was sold Tor S2,9oo'
Mrssrs. Vaudver g. Simmons, purchasers.
SALE az LoTs.-One hundred and two out oil
the 1I6 lots advertised were Sid ut public sale IN
saturday. by 1. I. Chanberin, Thomas Nj. ogle,
nuvtiunutr. sil.= Ellu 40 .
The numbers commenced at the corner OF
Fourteenth aud Washington, and the luts i:ont'
, Ing ~ the latter street, runDing south 10 lliro
lcrrih, were al! % feet front except Two, and 10
h leo, dcel,tu Stockton street (}O feet wlde) They
sold to Joseph Il. Miller, II. Dandy, GIN Bush,
/. g. W. Taylor, Thomas o. Hanlon, X. McManus
y and 4. Gihbus, Tor prices ranging from so'2o 10
(; IS per f'oi. ~, ,,a
g lot o. The latter street. south to Thirteenth, and
moro Immediately back oil them, fronting on
Stockton, were sold alternately, the purchaser o.
- the front lot taking the rear one, at 20 per cent
ii Off. They were ali % feet front, except two II
n each tier the front so feet deep and real W
>. They sold u Joseph Richardson, II. Dcnnlsop
lr Prt.r McCulllush, James Murphy, J,B.Johnsoinl
e. I. 3. Bresoi,, Mr.. Forbes, g. W. Bush and y W
'. Taylor ior fiom 80 so to 5000 per foot.
a. The next were double tier fronting on Jeticr
ID son street, from 18th to 14ih, oil 20 feet exccp
IS Two, 20 feet deep, and Immediately back OF thei
st fronting On Chanberin street $50 feet widc) sam
width and 60 feet deep. The purchasers oil 10
n, fronts took the rear ones as before. at the sam
e. reduction. Tho purchasers were Il. Dennisol !,
j. Owens, Geo W. Sparks, s. D. Forbes, W. |
Aliichs, Samuel Mutphey, J. T. Miller and >.
Ith WinsiDw, at irom $3.50 to 81 Per foot.
IDS double tier fronting on Washington, iro'
cd 18th tn lIth apd on Chamberlin street, IN q
,u- scription same the foregoing, except that U
rr- trout ores were so feet deep, sold in same MAJ
Dcr ner 70 II. Deunison, y. Butcher, s. Humphre
ted \. Gibbons and s. ID. Forbes. for 1923 TO slo
by foot. - -, N,
ing On Jefferson at the corner of 18th, A. Engll
The bought the front, % by TO- for 1910, and to.
jim the rear at 20 per cent of, and y, Hopes :
his n, xt ut SC, in the same manner. This CLOSED
his sale. .5...-..
on ton, and Thirteenth md Fourteenth stree
icir brought 20, i6l.51.
oc- The whole square between Washington a
To- Jefferson aud Thirteenth and Fourteenth stree
and amounted to ell ,02s 49,.
-gc The total amount of the sale was s17, 4io5o
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

The Bordentown Female College under the flesi,
homes for young ladies. Conveniently and pleasant
" located between New York and rhilade Pc,,;
Hes tboronyh vel paternal in its discipline. 1t is an
Institution 10 which we may safely commit the educa
tion Of our daughters.- Methodist, Nov. ., 1851.
"a more beautiful situation and one adapted 70 ils
purpose can rarely be found The young lasies naye
IN elegant play ground, well shaded, and comm p
inc a fne view Of the Park. the Delaware. renn :
Manor. and Trenton. 1t has an extensive Unem,cai
and Philosophical Apparatus aarge aa
= dne collection OF American and Foreign mineraih
and Mt Fo sils.M"ITenton Daily State Gasette.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

Accrprsr.-Mr. Joseph Pyle, of this CITY, while
on hIs way to ST. Louis, few days ago, met win
painful accident. One OF the heavy car aoo u
NJ Ia shut il against Mr. p.s arm. II was a. arsi
tboucbt the limb was broken, but IL was iounu
4 10 be only very badly crushed aud bruiSed'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

hrtwcen Mr.. SmalI's horse, Sussex, and Mr.. Dob
he's marc, Bell, II was Sussex that won tue race
10 three straight heats, and not Bell, Us was by q
displacement in our figures uladc To appear IN
ntlr rPt1ort. -.- .-sfH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

RA,s-scveral light rain showers fell, at salem' N
j. on the sh, to the decided relief OF the pasture
The Talbot County, Nd, papers also report rains o.
the same day, which they hope may Dement, Inc ia''
potatoes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

Acorpr.r To BEAR STATION A few days ago rs
barrel of molasses was being unoaded, II acquired
force which carried IL through the station house
taking away with 1t one side of the build'ng renuer
ing considerable repairs necessary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
FINANCIAL AND Coh'NsERciAL.

At the meeting of the Brandywihe Loan !asso-
citation, last evening, loans brought 8o's ana
a5a<. Amount sold, $1,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

1r- A. G II. Stevenson are the agents Of the cee-
brated Florence Sewing Machine which has given given
uHiversa satisfaction and took the premium d. .nS
manhine shonld call aud them Mt 712 Market 81
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

RAINS IN CHESTER County. Tho West Chcs-
ter papers state that they had some gentle sli"w-
srs on Friday last ln Chester county, that did
much for the growing crops and newly sown
grain fields. fErE rat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

eg- Ladies' wishing Chdren's Clothing made ana
nerfeet satisfaction guaranteed should go to
A. & Is. STEVENSON,
7l2 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

RE.iasArIoS-Rev. DIR. Myer levin, rector o
Spring Hill parish of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in Somerset county Md. has rendered resignation
to take effect on the frst OF November next
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

The Smyrna Times states that man named
Warreu, III Mo lawer part Of Kent eonoty, recent.
u marrisd esain wIiia Three weeks 81 Inc uca'li
Vi his llrst Vile
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
1rzE 13HTA RE TRIBUNE WILMINGTON

CHAs. X. CASSos.-Au interesting obituary
notice and sketch of the late Chas. X. Cannon,
Of Baltimore, by an intimate friend, Is received
too late for this issue of the TRIBUNE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
The Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Comply.
- :. ~ re eu.RA TEE CAPITAL 500, 100000.

r Erehange uildng Seventh and Market sTees
1onlD o--NN- Wilmington DeI
donAm Mortality
the ofud
Life Ten an
.. .end compsuys
psentrsy Compny-of
A'
gHIIIs ses.s Aoa MAo" -
We SmSa
r.
.JE, GEO w.
WM enb'Sa JOHN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
Runaway AMP Ace,Dnsr-1h Milford Mu'

RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT. THE Milford Mu-
tual Friend of Saturday, says:
"a pair Of horses belonging to Blake wales,
who resides near this place, lmcnnc frightened
on Friday last, at the Milford dvpot, and run
away. They had run bnt n short distance before
the colurpd boy was thrown out md seriously
Injured. The horses went IN, turning the corner
1T Barhcr's machine shop, the coupling came
loose, and the horses came tearing dnwn toward
Rnilr,ad avenue, and on turning struck large
cedar aud killed tue of horse. lie was NJ,
animal, and valued ut two hundred dollars"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
The Peaches.


Tho shipments of peaches by railroad continue
TO be unusually large for so late In the season,
but the railroad officers arc now daily expecting
II sudden collapse OF the business. The ship
menIs 10 New York OH Saturday were As, on
Monday Al, aud on Tuesday "a car loads.
SHIPMENTS ny WATER.
The Philadelphia papers report the arrival in
TINT city yesterday of 23,953 baskets by the fol-
Propcileis-w. whllldln and Roanoke, from
Sassairas river, Maryland, with 6l00 baskets I
Bcul ,inin Mendcr, from Wharton creek, with
20U0 do.
su-,mcrs-Jcrscy Blue and Perry, from Snyr-
In, Del, with 5000 baskets,
Barges -Charles, Blue Mountain, and !. Col
lns, from Odessa, Del, with 5000 baskets; Will
lie and Walic, from st. Augustine, Del, with
1000 baskets. aud Madison, from Chesapeake and
Drlawnre Canal, Maryland, with 1868 do.
Schonners-A. NJ. Harris, from Odessa, Del
with 800 baskets.
SLw PLANS FOR TRANSPORTING AND SHILLING
The peach growers continue to complain thai
the charges for transporting and selling iruil arr
too high, and consume too large share OF tut
money produced by the crops. They conslde
that The portion left in the hands of carriers ant
agents is not III oil In just ratio to their own
| Many are making arrangements to enlarge thci
business and they are therefore urgent In the dc
uian3 for some NOW arrangement The Middle
town Transcript says great commission hous
u part Of the evils complained Of, md they arc nc
without hope that the railroads will meet ther
in n spirit Of fairness which may result In nn al
ranecinent mutually satisfactory, aud proftab
alike To both parties" ....,..
"cALL ME PET NAMES, DEAREST"
The Mutaui Friend says peaches have been at
drrs, I'd by most cndearing nnmes during II
season" They have been callc luscious,
delicious" "lovely," "velvct coated an
,bushing bcautics"-aDd all because they re-
resent 80 much OF Uncle Snmuel's currcnc
"Ony this and nothing more !"
fi'fifi"i LARGE SHIPMENT.
The peach trade Of Thomas Landing, on Il
Appuuuinimink Creek, Ia immense, 2292i7 ba
krls having been shipped from that place up
the 18Th Instant
| coon sALES.
| The Mddctown Transcript, Of Saturday, so
two of ,ur peach growers, Messrs. L. X. a
Richard Il. Cochran, sold their crops to VIM.
Wnt,ser, Af New York, last week. for ~ cents !
| basket. Othcr orchards were offered at the sal
urcu hut declined. fs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

MAosoIIA wATEn.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold AZ haii INT
nrice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
educational.
RooKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NYACK ON THE HUDSON, N. Y.
DUILADELP'A BOARDING SCHOOL

4 TrLEBOKo FRIENDS INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
ATTLEBoRo. BUCKS CO., PA.
Tho Fall and Winter Term commences 9th month,
amada Inv W. r. SEAL, A. NJ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

at seems To us that the course OF study marked
out Ia most excellent Just the proper one TO bring
Sorth true women and not the baublcs turned on
from many OF our female scminaries.
Democrat.
awe know OF no location In the country where the
health OF the student can be 30 promoted a. mere
Bordentotcn Register.
urrpder the constant attention and unhagging en-
erpies of the Board OF instruction, this College y
quietly dispensing its benefits to large numbers o.
nnnnis III discipline is uncqualled-its course o.
instruction thorough, and admirably arranged
Trenton True American. ausozm"
, 1869-10-15

MKA. CATHERINE nEkEE was found dead IN her
bed. n No. go Division street, easlJ yesterday
n o1L!uG II appears that ZONE three years ago
! he hu,ber,t Of the deceased Kept grocery store
on Division trreet- In En- evil hour he mate The
a. 9u1,ntAlcr or auother woman, Infatuated
" tth IN uhhn.y loFc be moEtRaEcd his property.
aad Ibeu elo1red with the stren, leaving bis wife
aua four caudrtr to support the.ukelres as best
tae! could The e1de-. 01 them Is paE -. and the
next u Ihet afe nov earning wages sunicicnt
10 support Their younger alter AID brother The
nipd Of Ass. Bur1e, and - an ant.dote 10 rer
ET7e1, she ioo-hly rau1nt consolation in N lmtnoi.
crate indulgence OF liquor, and II short Tune sue
E,ecane perfect slave to dr.pk- Dexl9. 10 M
pfosah1Itk, rt-sa1ttd from tn:c1pets suce bat tne
t.r, returned ytr1!ct Of '.Dcath tro1a unknown
cause"
JnE rul1owtHG Erps were received At the
Brart OF I'uillc Work. .esserday lot nlitox and
grading TIE crounda around the city Btsleweli:
Cuu n.rEs / lleaeon, G. cenia: James ktncMt,
ssa cents: Walker carter. IS cents: e c. Cia1ft
rs CensF; 1A~sop Rsau, ~ tenl1: hHnA!1 tll.eJ.
e ctntf: IL IIoeltIne. $ cents: Lyman Co. ~
ceuis; utn., Na.h, q een.z:c S:ree.e1 !, ceats
lo!ow ting t!A weEc 2l8o rtccEed for the conktsuc.
lion OF the LaSAi1e Street T1nDei. Barnard 4
Goxnp {::6x1a NJ; l. ". Bof3enwieS, S37a 20 l2S2
4 Rc7er so!a G4Gas J. 4. Iabe i c. GIL @
E. J. slit1brIne Co., e4o1 :sa -: Aorxap 4
Dzcclrg. s+'9, ,46s.s,: A. 4 Mcdonnell, t4ea sos u
{, 81. fuller, S+G4, ,.7a41: z lsar4a1d @,
{4ss, .1at1:A. Scott Gfllefpas, tt3o-s.s. .: =
Moff $s9s Ui4 &c. EhAmhern NcfIcAu1 81 hd57.s&
ui,A,a1d C:aoeli1'g. f3sa, ,4o9,
HE1wEkx AID O'Clock yesterday notnina
Crc broke oc. TT No. cs1 Fourth aTenue, faue
lt,drg uwted hy George IaxEcft- aoh oseuHst-l
~ Nj. DUN. LESS shout S1, 2tl- Il Asa srfeti
10 Nc s-s. a.o o1rtd .. LIT. h,ssrts Los
, 1869-10-15
New Silver Nlncx-The Copo District.
10 the Editor et The Chicago Triby1;

NrW silver Nincx-Tse Copo District.
To the Editor 81 The Chicago Tribne:
Having spent some time quite recently III the
new ellver district OF Nevada where extraordinary
dl.coreffes Of silver have been made, propose 10
give your readers shos, account Of It.
The Cope district lies about ninety niles no.th
OF E1k0, snd about fifteen EnIl@s trol1 The tdaho
Ene, anu Is OF the south bralcl Of lhe Ows hce
Inser, and III the H.tncr8l ter or range which e1-
!crdz from 1aaho to Mexico, AMI embracing .he
Fine, Ktrn, Mineral luI, a1d severn. other
Smaller d'htEtcts in Seyana, nutybeT Of rich
r-irrs IN AE1zota a, md the famous Cerro Gord3
n.ltTa, Aelr X mostly Limestone, n.d ia it 1avc
teen found all the really rich s1lEer mines ever
nisCoveIttl On this cuntlnenl Mountain City
ni6 so Inhabitants, and s reached iy regular
Inc o! ttagea tllpntuR over good wagon ro1d
from Eiko. The district was discovered In July
las1. ana il on an elevation OF naou& 60N feet
AluSe fhe era, Ehch II Eaule .1OJ teet ftss ttau
u a. u While Pine There have heeu Aboas 1ul
iedEfs losa.et, l.in9 on both s1aes ct the O<yact
Krt and fEt,m fcfty rC1s 10 one mile distant from
,hc watr, which II abundant for all nil! ani min
Ing purposes Mood Is ul.uudaut within from st1
from IS tafio ,sr cord: The Mines herr, unllSc
thcsc nj While l1ne, which secuI TO spsead over
The tur'ace o. the grnunt are rcEulsr,
sn1 sss sa1S !. q ~ Ss;msea ts ra
isr,hT III some leg.'s ouly from Elk 10 eight inches.
wlIs'e IN ntfeis they nfc from fonr 10 Blk frci
tHtE-1 auH tliFH E1CplaHK uut IEOtE tHSu 103t
b9Aye The surface. the tr,nc1pa! lettxcs thus Ia
,!utd NJ: ihr Mountain cttst Mammoth Great
Eehte1n, l!ue He'll, E.tellr, rnlter, Argent. Key.
tsene, Eh,orado, A'aaLs, Hamilton. 1tafrisont
Chicago Star, Sapstai d. and belle 0: the West ;
an. although tut little has ~ yet been done 70 de-
selop ary 0f them, the deepest shaft yet sunk be-
irR It ut Of Tic Great EasteEn-stxtS. teet-se.
ut nt-ass II The various cEoppilRJ fA0ge from
sa0 to e., on rcr ion: aud surface rocx nov being
HbipEtd from several of them To San Francisco
fels rratstsy III ee peE ton. Gold Il also found ID
the Mountain City, Mammoth and several other
ledger. While In tho Immediate ylctutty and
aione the uxYhee are found goli placer dlgsugs
which Yield from three ta tcn cents per ran. The
Er ut want Of this district Is rnllts With which to
crush ons Ire, the nrst one OF which is NOW 10
Process Of erection, aud which, when completed,
Nil brtng 10 fipht chLced Of the distinct really
astounding. With good mills the rock from these
mines nust. and Will, tay rich .l1tdeuds frqI The
surface 1oxn. Increasing In rch1tss With The
dcpra. tsifssdv there Is 4 great excitement iu
Nevada aid California In rreard to thl. disttsct,
arl euothes trEltE VII witness q rash sh.shr1
like that 10 White Zine ycas ago. 1t SCOTT.