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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

on AND AFTER JANUARY 1At, 1870.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Gar attached
will leave Stations nsmed ut the following changed
Hours, tsubect To delays incident To freight bnsi-
ness,) viz
Goiss SOURI, leave Wilmington about 90 A. rs. /;
New Castle, 400; Midiletown, 6 90; Clayton. 7l5 ;
Dover, so Camden, $40 FELTON,, 1908. and be due
at Harrington 1890 A. NJ.
GoISu NORTH, To leave Harrington about go P.
NJ. FcltoH, 4OO Camden, sos, Dover, 8 40, Morton,
10 Clayton, 100, Middletown, $40, New Castle
1880, and be due NJ Wilmington HOO r. NJ
Ms train will stop TO take up passengers only at
~ Ons naned hat will yet down passengers II any
stopping place between Harrington and Will
aIlDgtnn. ESurPr Hare's Corner State Road. Della
ware Junction and Dupont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New CAtle for Wilmington aDn flilatel-
phis at TAO a, NJ. Leave Philadelphia, II 10 A. N
AID Wilmington 90 T. NJ for New CGstls.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional 10 those above will leave smyrna for
Clayton 11.45 A. NJ, and $40 r. M. LIE we Clayton
for Smyrns s. ~ A. NJ, and 2l0P M, 10 make con
necon with trains To and from Dover. and ststipnf
south.
CONNECTIONS.
AZ clayton, with NJ. 6 d. K. for Basttn and
intermediate places
At Harrington with J. d u. X. X. for Milford,
GenrgcIOwn Loves and intermediate places.
AT seaford, with D. " ID. H. X. for fredericksburg,
Cambridge and intermediate stations.
At Dcimar, with T.. =. X. X. for Salisbury Princess
Anne, Cristed and intermediate stations. ALSO,
for Berlin and stations on W. " 7. X. Il.
Z. Y. 5HWALt,
Srp INGREDIENT nsl. =
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'EREIGHr ROUTE

WHEIGHT ROUTE
TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTH-W EST.
Til tsassfss,tHFl FREIGHT TRAINS OF DEL
NJ a X. X line connect via ELS r. R) with
steamboat for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and all points
reached by the Seaboard and Roanoke and Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroads and their very extensive
connections.
E. SEwALL,
Supt. Del. X. n.
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Trains No. l South aud No. North connect al
Chs dds Ford with Trains on d. c. X. r., arriving In
Philadelphia at 0 40 a. M, arriving in Baltimore
ut Lib y. m. No l. South connects ut WILMINGTON
with train leaving for Baltimore at 1902 and with
train on Delaware Railroad leaving at 10 TO-
Trains northward on Delaware Railroad arrive al
Wilmington ut a 10 p. m connecting with No.
North. No. 2 North and No. South conhect nj
Chaias Frd with train leaving Pha ielphs at 80.
Pennsylvania Railroad train, leaving Phadelpha at
$50 p. IN, arrives at Coatesville in time for No.
South
Train No / North arrives at Coatesville for nail
train west and Lancaster train cast on fennsyv ana
Railroad. Train No. North connects at Coatesville
with evening train for Philadelphia over Pennsyiva-
mia Railroad.
PasseAp er TraiRs leave from the Depot Of the p,
w. ~ u. X. h, Wilmington.
j. L. sUYDAM, Superintendent
January g. 1870, jlnS-d6w
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Xfnister'a Wrdkrs.

DRIEDLEs AGRICULTURAL STEAMER.-This
steamer is perfectly safe and has been in use
many for cooking food for stock scaldins hess
and for general culinary purposes. The caldron and
furnace are sold separately and are warranted not
to eoler lard Prize essays cooked food for stock
with ether information on the subject, will soon
issue from the press and be forwarded postage paid
to these desiring them, ON receipt of ten cents,
BARROWS, slavery e CO.,
6l4 and Gle Market street,
and cor. Front and Reed streets
nov4,snw Philadelphia.
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We will seSd q handsome prospectus Of our NEW
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SPHAGNINE,.
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MANUFACTURED BY r. j. WAY & CO..
DELAWARE CITY. DEL.
SPllAGNINE, Price $40 Per Ton, with an organ
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~ INC cheapest manure for the amount of fertilizng
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One ton contains more plant food than twenty tons
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Inc undersigned, having taken Allderd- Eth
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:. And will keep constantly ON hand and for sale at
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CORN MEAL. DRIED FRUIT,
u,, GRAIN and SEEDS Of all kinds
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BROOMS, BRUSHES, .fc.
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wheel Grease, Tar 10 cans, kegs and barrels Plas-
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produce Sy Gl and sS and gu Kind o farm
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DIR. SMITHS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE B0ARDMAN, GRAY & co.
PIANO FORTES.
wHoLEsALE AGENCY.

l member OF this well know
arm, has established Wholcsal.V y
Agency OF 74S Broadway, New York city.
where he will be pleased to receive tho orders OF
his friends and the public, and especially 10 hear
from those who have 30 libernlly bestoWe ed their
patronage on the nrm heretofore. He win sup.
ply these SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS 10 tho
Tradc, whcicsalc ard Retail at
THE VERY LOWEST PRICRR.
u.ao ,,,,h ,ho rr.r,,,od I,or p,n, .rd Y,.n.
,si,5 ,e.aa Tha, .nn, rs,' a III n,sa.o
10 Durapi'l'y' Super'orny VI ionc' ana
hlegancc OF External Appearance
The iron frame and ring forming the upocr
mart O, the case Ia cast In ope nIece-brinripr
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For Rent.

THE STABLE AND HAY YARD PROP.
i erty, slIgibly situated on Main street, Gold
Hill, belonging to w. II. Dolman.
TERMS REASONABLE. Apply to
THOMAS HARKlN.
Constable Of Gold Hin.
Sold Hill, February "a, 1910. isSu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

/, ME USUAL WAY OF MAILING LEATHER
| Soles on Rubber Boots makes holes qu,se
~ ronoh tbo Soles, which arc sure 70 icax.
n ,esr Issthcr Soies are fastened BY anchors
an, bedded in the Rubber when the BOOTS a aTe
un 1ap de. but do NOT 20 through the solsa .s Tne
Bo ots arc therefore PERFECTLY An1n WAr1n
Il, Sont making them leak. They wall wear
thrs 9 or four times longer than the ordinary
don, ile-sole Rubber Boots.
soy RUBBER CLOTHING COMPANY
Szy Broadway, New York; 50 Lake street,
chic tro; 0U5 Market street, San francisco
ja31n
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SECOND DIsPAToH.

Z DATES To LAST NIaaT.
New Ysrk News.
New YoRK, June lathe surviving
sailors Of the Oneida were paid OF yes
terday and discharged, generally dis
satisfied with the amount.
Joseph Dion beat Rudolphe two out
Of three French carom games ola hun
dred points each, last night. Dion
made runs Of ffty-one and fifty-three.
RlrsTin I1aips.
LEwIsroN, June H.-Central block
nearly destroyed by fire. Loss sixty
to seyenty-fve thousand dollars.
Americas Csnasrce.
WAsHrNeTos, June 1a.-It Is stated
that the President organized and about
inaugurated q commercial policy which
will bring to the United States u vast
trade of spanish-American States, now
principally going to Europe. 1t looks
to new treaties and international rela-
lions, and was suggested In his annual
message.
Red CIoud.
WAsMNaToN, June IL. = Senator
Morrill, and Delegate Hooper, Of Utah,
interviewed Red Cloud last evening.
The latter said there would be no war
II the whites waited for the Sioux to
commence 1t. Red Cloud also ex-
pressed the opinion that the Mormons
always talked straight, and dealt fairly
with his people. He leaves tomorrow
for New York, where he will remain a
day or two before proceeding home.
General Rssecrans Net q Filibusier.
CHICAGO, June II. 49, The Times
Washingtonspecial says General Rose
Grams hardly deems 1t necessary to dig,
Nifty with a denial the sensational story
that he Is about to lead a f~libustering
expedition Into Mexico. BE don't
know the existence of such a scheme.
rSte sr Thanks.
The British Minister has received an
official letter from Lord Clarendon, In
which the thanks Of the English Cabl,
net are conveyed to this Government
for the prompt measures taken by the
Administration in s%uppressing the Fe,
nian invasion Of the Dominion.
sleaner Nst Arrived.
NEW YORK, June lathe Henry
CAauncy has not yet arrived.
Red CIsad.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Red Cloud
desires another conference with the au'
thorities, which probably will be
granted. He will not start tomorrow
Heavy Robbery o. . Railroad.
New York, June 12.-W. H. Weiss
of Elgin, Illinois, was robbed Of ter
thousand dollars In bonds In a sleeping
car between this city and Pittsburg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

ExcuRaoNs.-The White Pine Ne,cs
suggests that as there have been so
many excursion parties from the East
lately, all that Is needed now to cap
the climax to the excursion business Is
4 visit from slingerland's boarders at
tho Warm Springs to San Quentin In
California. We second the motion,
provided the visitors 60 in "darbles,'
or rufies on their wrists and ankles.
The Democratic party at San Quentin
would doubtless turn out (within the
walls) en- masse to greet the Sage
brushers In ruffies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

MISS Phillips CONCERTS. - This
eminent vocalist left San Francisco
this morning, accompanied by MI.
Levy, the wonderful cornet player,
and others, and will commence a series
of concerts, to be given at the follow
ing places and dates: Sacramento,
June 18th and 14th; Marysville, 18th;
Virginia City, 18th and 18th; Carson
City, Goth ; Reno, 2lst; Grass Valley,
29d Nevada City, Esd Stockton, oath;
San Jose, 25th; Vallejo, 9th; Peta-
luna, 2sth; Oakland, 10Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

EYRE OF THE BoMBAY. = Captain
Eyre. Of the Bombay, In reckless dis
regard Of his obligations as a seaman,
first ran down q ship ON the high seas,
and then, In heartless defiance of the
plainest promptings Of humanity, LEFT
nearly two hundred men to drown, Of
whom one hundred and twenty did
drown. he was tried for this before a
Court Of Inquiry Of his own country
ment at Yokohama, Japan, and "pun-
ished," by q sentence Of six months
suspension from the pursuit Of his call
Ing a. . master seaman. Alleging this
to Be too ssvere, be appealed to the
London Board Of Trade to have the
sentence taken of. Our readers will
remember that . portion Of his first
defense was, that be did not go to the
rescue Of the Oneida because he had
reason to believe his own ship In dan
ger. BE now changes 'front.' for the
only new fact that comes out In his
appeal Is, that In addition to his ship,
he had "seven boats capable Of bear
Ing two hundred passengers" which
be could have sent to the Oneida's as
,istancs without f1sking his own ship.
This Il In his own statement. He did
nos ass either his ship or his boats In
me- cause Of humanity, and this hct
ought TO make him still more Infamous,
htnat % possible. The answer to his
appeal 1y Tie Beard Of Trade punishes
Captain. kyre very severely In
1WuCha.n-L 8aa Esa 50, =
-.EG - %
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U
HAI. q Lmr,EI ESsrs. CO. ; 70; I,

NOlu Oluy 9NcV.t OuuO Aklu, AotV' J.
At q meeting Of Liberty Engine Company No
I, held on the 18th Inst, the following resoln
lions were unanimously adopted:
Resdred, That the members Of this Company
return their sincere thanks TO Warren Engine
Company No. /, Of Carson City, for the courtesy
and Hospitality Of said Company, at the celebra
ton Of laying the corner stone Of the STATE
Capitol Building, June 9th, 1870.
Resolved, That the friendship existing between
our Companies may DO perpetuated, and feeling
q desire for another social reunion, we cordially
invite you, one and all, to visit rs In Gold Hill
on the 4th day Of July next.
Received, That the thanks Of this Company be
and are hereby extended to Governor johnson
and family, Mr.. Parker and family, Billy Wilson,
Esq, Messrs. Wagner j. Kline, and to the citl'
Gems OF Carson generally, for favors received.
Resolved. That to Nrs. Doane, Mrs. Gibson,
and Mrs Thomas, Of Gold Hill, the thanks Of
valuable avors.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published
In the Gold Hill News, Ehtsrprtse, and Carson
Appeal, and that . copy be forwarded to Warren
Engine Company No. I.
80 A PUTNAM, Foreman.
g. W. PEAsE,
W. Il. Il. LEE, COMMITTEE.
VIZ. HY. D0ANE.
: ]. G. MAYER, Secretary. je13-lt
Enterprise and Appeal copy one time, and
send bilIto Liberty Engine Company.1
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The GREAT FIRE.-A telegram from
Constantinople, Of last Saturday, states
that the loss ofproperty by the late fire
In that city, Is estimated at $l25, 0OO,-
900; and that the houses have been
opened by the Turkish inhabitants to
the Christians, and a large amount Of
money has been subscribed by all
classes for the relief Of the sufferers.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
IsPrctAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEws b
THE vEsrERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiSE.l


= $50 -
Vessel Gsas Askors In . Rsg-Ceast
Pirates Atsenps . Rob Her. bat
are DrIven 0G-RIre Last Might.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13-2 P. NJ
The Active, which went ashore In a
dense fog yesterday, is not yet broken
up, but will go to pieces the first blow.
The Inhabitants from points all along
the coast fiocked to the scene, deter
mined to plumber the wreck, and being
Joined by two Of the crew, who had
been whipped for stealing from the
passengers luggage, attempted to take
forcible possession Of the freight and
baggage saved, but wer driven of
with shot-guns. When the Pacific left,
a Longtime of light on the shore showed
that the wreckers were encamped there,
and would probably renew the attempt
at plumber. Captain Lyons and the
entire crew remained to look after the
wreck and freight. 1t Is thought that
about one-half of the freight, of which
she had about ninety tons, Will be
saved In . damaged condition. Nearly,
If not quite all, the baggage was saved,
very little Of It being damaged. Some
miscreant broke open q valise, and a
few other small thefts were committed.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s freight was val
ued at about $4,000, nearly all Of
which Is badly damaged, II not utterly
ruined. The total value of the cargo
was probably somewhere about $780,
600. The passengers all united in the
total exoneration Of Captain Lyons,
and thanked him for his attention to
them. Most Of them returned here by
the Pacific, though their names are not
entered on her passenger list.
A fire last night damaged Rosalie's
grocery store and Hoppold's. cigar
store, 1872 Stockton street. Loss,
about $1,0ee, covered by insurance.
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sECoND DISPATCH

SAN FRANc1soo, June 1873 r. NJ
Gold at IL 4. NJ, l1316. Greenbacks,
50 ; selling at ssK.
The French steam transport Cheuas
arrived from Tahiti this morning, with
news that the steam transport Esry-
dale, bound for this port from Tahiti,
was lost, with all on board. She was
overdue here a month ago, and fears
had been felt for her safety. The re-
port Is In French, and not being yet
translated, we cannot give particulars.
Telegraphsd, the Great Repa6lic and
the Mon.ana, from China; the Panama
is not yet telegraphed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

The CITY Of Boston, which left New
York OH January 25th, and Halifax on
January 27th, and has not been heard
Of since, has at last been given up as
lost by the Inman Company, to which
she belonged. Mr.. William Inman has
recently written q letter to the Secre-
tary Of the Marine Department Of the
Board Of Trade of London, stating
that he feels bound to report officially
to the department the loss Of the City
of Boston. Mr.. Inman thinks that the
City Of Boston was crushed in the ice
fields, which had suddenly broken up.
The reasons given for this theory are
as follows: The Inman steamship
Etna, on arriving ut Halifax from
Liverpool on January 18th. reported
clear weather and no ice visible on the
northern tract. It Is believed that
Captain Halcross, Of the CITY Of Boston,
In consequence Of this report, took the
northern track, and by the unexpected
breaking up Of the Ice pack was
crushed by the icebergs. This view Of
the loss Is believed to be highly prob
able, from the fact that no portion of
the wreck has been picked up. As to
the assertion that the City Of Boston
was overloaded, Mr.. Inman says that
the total weight on board the City Of
Boston when leaving Halifax was as
follows: machinery 800 tons, coal 7s7
tons, cargo 9ls tons, making a total Of
2O93 tons. He also says that the au-
thor Of a letter In the Times, charging
that "the vessel had been lost from
overlooking, /" had inserted 4 full re-
traction. The author Of another letter
making the same charge had refused
to apologize and has been sued for
libel. The complaint has been made
against this letter of Mr.. Inman's that,
while he gives a full and explicit list
of the cargo, with the marks and num-
bers, names Of consignees, and other
items of interest to those concerned In
the freight and merchandise, he care
fully avoids mentioning the names and
number Of the persons who were on
board the City Of Boston. 10 Z 81,
- ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

TIE OREGON Observation-Disclosures
to Saturday afternoon state that moth
ing more definite Is yet received con-
corning the result Of the election. In
several counties members of the Legis-
lature are 50 close that 1t requires the
official vote to de clde. The Democrats
elect one Judge Of the Supreme Court,
the Republicans one, and one Is yet in
doubt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

HANDSOME BRIcx.-A dispatch from
Helena. Montana, states that last Sat
urday, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express
shipped a gold brick weighing 724
ounces, of the coin value Of $l3,22S;
and another Of the same metal, worth
5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

telegram from London,
dated last Saturday, says that the last
letter wrote BY Dickens dated the 9Th
instant contains -e~xpresaion Of the
Representations rsysrsnce. -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

LARGE TowxsHP.-Th There Is one
township in Kern County, California,
containing 1900 square miles, or
nearly as large as the State Of Rhode
Island.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

CALIroRNrA TEA.-In Sacramento,
Last Saturday, samples Of tea raised In
Ell Dorado County were exhibited In
this city yesterday, and said to be fully
equal to the best imported article.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

NATURES sun rises in the morning
and goes to rest at nlghtfall. Many
Of the rising sons Of the present day
get up at noon and 60 to bed at day
h~.nI,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

The President, 1t is now said, is
going this week on that trout fishing
marty with Senator Cameron.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

SINCE the Mcfarland trial, q cotem-
porary thinks Cain must have been
morally insane when he killed Abel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
LOW PRICES.
M,

Gold Hill, June 18th. 1870. jels.f
IMPERIAL SILVER MINING
L Company-Location OF works. Gold Hill,
Storey County, State OF Nevada. Notice-There
arc delinquent upon tho following described
stock on account OF assessment levied on inc
Seventh 9TH day Of May, 1870, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders, rs follows: