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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

The undersigned has q number of very fine
Maryland Farms, from 20 to 100 Acres for sale.
Some of them In the celebrated Deer Creek region.
in Ia ford county. One very choice farm Of 500
Ac es in Worcester county-healthy, pro iuctlve and
as the uwuer has left the county. Also Anme very
yauable MIL Property with lands attached
Over 10 arms in Vest Virginia on the line Of the
~ .. X
AL o 8 OF the finest farms in Frederick Co., Md.
$50, Az and 400 acr 8.
in Sc wanting Farms, Mills ar Water Power. IN
Maryland or Tgnia. will please correspond WIN
the undersigned,
~ See references with the Editor
fb10,3mw JNO. II. MoJILT0N,
Real Estate Broker, 81 Lexington ST., Baltimore.
n KIST MILL MACHINERY Fer SALE
VI NOW RUNNING.
Two Iron Uodershot Wheels, iron rim, ono feet,
one feet d. meter,
shaft, Z IN hes, II feet long.
ehaf, inches, 20 feet long.
Ia &c bevcl Wheel, iron, s feet diam 3ter, nc
face.
large Beyel Wheel. iron, feet diameter, inch
face
Berel Wheels, feet dismeier, Inch face.
Bev' Wheel, . ieei, @ inch face
bevel Shell Wheels for wo1d teeth.
PM ms, SPIN les about 20 Inches diameter
And all the necessary machinery for running run
OF o one Will be for sale nbDnt May lst or June
| st 1870 Parties wishing to coptraci, and Wishing
| for further Information, will eorrespo d with
7. CAU5FY, JR,
mars.il,la etw Milf I'd, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
Summary IN Proxrsss

sculptors is engaged upon busts of Wendell Phil
lips. Henry Wilson, George s. Boutwell,, and
Oliver Ditson, the veteran music publisher, and
upon d stutuetle of Mr.. Amos A. Lawrence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
@pst5al @nssssa.
Pnrsat Norwegian Cod Liver Oil.

Prepared BY Peer Moller. at Lofotsn, Norway. /
am in receipt of my third invoice tee gros-) of this
sole agents for the mite States aud uansaa which
OFF, 10 The trade ut heir prc' in New YORK. und
to consnmers ~ the lowest market ties.
i)R LINTON SMITH.
Chemist and Druggist,
seventh and Market s,trpets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Ny child, asid i've years had scarlet fever, and
for i've days had constant fever. By order
of the Doctor ! gave her syrup Of rhubarb; she
took nearly pint, but her 'wels continued closed,
On tho nth dry tie doctor said her bo@e mnst be
oaeIed or she won be lost proposed bsaudreth 4
fris; tu,hiz be w-nId not eonscnt-say e she was
to weak | euntated with my husnabd, md We
concluded to give tur ihIee pills. In about four
hours they opera,ta tiling hlf full common cham
ber hiler the operation the fever leit her. and she
rapi lily recovered Reference, 2ta elermunt avenue,
I,runk
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Are the New York City Congressman. Fox. the
member from the 4th District, has attended only
few days during this session, and prize fighter
Morrissey, of the 9TH, has not been present at all.
Both are fine specimens, of whom their party may
well be proud and the country thankful when
fhev atny nj hnma
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

The two opposing political parties in Connec-
ticut have settled down to the light for supremacy
resolutcly, aad arc vigorously striving to win the
victory. The election takes place on the 9TH Of
April, Land nearly all the important candidates are
NOW La the field.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
Mainess, Paralysis. nAath |

Nay eAsae from using F'tparation for celoriug the
hair charged with ar tate oi Lead and sulphur. YOU
aisy know them by tin heavy metallic sediment
Which has TO be scaksn M before the di glsting
compound cln he apflei The "journai OF Chpm-
ifiiy" says these are thirty Of them in the marlet
There is but one dye in existence which contains nu
deeterions substance, AMI that is
cIlRisTApuR0s EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
wh!eh has been carefully Analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and decsrd by him to contain no lead OF
any her Gurtful ingredient. See his manuscript
certificate, at tbristadoro's, Aston Home. New
York.
cHRIsTADoRos HAIR pREsERvATlvE, as a
ORES Ing. acts like acharm on the Hair after d, cling.
Tfy II.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
MlhR A n assesS EpsaoEs rn0rn1rora
WILMINGTON, DELL:
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1870.


Several political communications all of them
containing valuable points, are crowded over to
next weeks issue. The whole State is Weakened
up on politics, and we have enthusiastic and
earnest reports from all quarters.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
PULLING WOOL OYER THE PEG
PIES b YES.

The Delda0arean has been talking for
weeks and weeks, about "white mans
party" 1t has been arguing against the
policy of seeking the aid of colored voters,
and in favor of ostracislng, politically,
socially, and in business way, not only
the colored voters themselves, but the whole
Republican party.
Ofcoarse this attempt at ostracism is the
old dodge. 1t is the insolent crack of the
plantation whip. 1t won't answer, this
time. But what we propose to call to pub
lie attention, especially, is the first and
most important object of this "white man >
dodge. II is simply to cousr up State
issues. The Dover Ring does not want
the people to look into their own situation.
The Dover Ring does not want its record
examined. The Dover Ring fears to face a
fair and thorough public examination, and
so wants to skulk, for two years longer,
under cover of the prejudices of the past.
This is a plain explanation of the chiei
reason why the Deia,oareon has dwelt SO
much on the absurd shadow of "a white
mans party" 1t desires to keep the negro
question still before the people, not because
it has any real dislike 10 the aid Of coloret
votes, for none will be reader to accept til,
ballots of the new citizens, next November
than the desperate members of the Ring
but simply because it wants to throw dus
in the eyes of the people, and prevent then
from looking into State affairs. lis long
verbose, and windy articles are new effor
10 pull wool over the popular vision, an,
cover up the iniquities of the clique it lie
presents.
This would be u sharp dodge, If it cont
serve the purpose. But it will fail. Whel
the matter Of negro suffrage is not ques
ton, but fact, only knaves who desire /
cover up their own tracks, and fossils VIII
believe that the earth will, some of thes
days, turn backward in its course, tax
time from other and important questions /
hold controversies over ii. The Deio
sooreon has Its own purpose to serve il
hiding its record from the people; and cor
respondingly, the people have their work t
do, in ihrusting aside these flimsy walls
and exposing what is behind. Let them in
sist ON their rights, and not rest till tina
exposure is complete, and those who ar
skHlking are completely displayed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

A ms dictated Cigaret cu.ed by inhang its smoke,
for relief and cure of Asthma, Ia Arrl, Cor %,
c.Colt in the Heau'D Loss of Voice aud o,her maa
dies of the organs oil respiration Espc's Cigarettes
have become very popular and efllceat remedy for
he above disnruerf. They are easily manage by
the most unsophist; "a ed ker mt in no tobacco
are not nnpea,aht, and usual afford prompt reiet
hidden neadnche IL OF specify arrested by theif
use. Sold wholesale and retl by
DR LINTON SMITH,
CHI mist and Druggist,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
SECURITY OF THE INvEs rMEsT.

SO FIR ms we can Learn, evary completed railroad IN
the Northwest Is not only earning the interest is
bonds, bnt u dividend on its SOCK an We believe
The CENTsAL OF Iowa must occupy an equally strong
financial position.
The anunni OF B ,nds TO be issued lie but St6UO0
pen n., or less than iOlr MILL ns n al, OF Whirl
over one Nilon hav already been -sld
AZ we consider these securities amoag the choicest
in The market, we haze douYt that tne remainder
will he rapidly takeH. no ihit IL may DC well for par
Ties desiring 10 purchase 10 do 80 ut dice
We beleva there will be no more favorable time n
~ Go.e nneuts and puy really irsL class railroad
securtes-sich ~ ihese-tnan INT preasnt
Alter iull exaluina iDn We have accepted an
agency for the sale vi the above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desie 10 rec mnend then tn olr Gus.
70 ers Thoroughly safe, tctH az proftltls an
ttSthteIR. We have hest atDn saying that, 10
nur O,in on, the CENIR,L hAILR0AD or Iowa wi BIZ
one OF the most important aid valuable IN tina
Vest
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
WARRINGTON.

CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN, SENATORS.
WASHINGTON, March 23d.-A caucns OF The
Republican Senators was held this morning, In
relation to the Secretary of the Senate, Efforts
having been made to remove the present incum-
bent.
A committee was appointed to report at an nd
iourned meeting.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
Telegraphic News.
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The bill for the sale of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard was ordered to be printed and recommitted
The sutro tunnel bill came up,and was debated
during the morning hour.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
Hon. Washington Townsend,

OF the Chester and Delaware Congressional dis
trct, made an earnest argument In behalf of the
Tariff, Thursday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
" To Owners Of Horses aud Cat,lo .


Tobia' D-rby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to ans Others or pay, for the cu.e Of
temper, worms, bots cUugis, hidc.b,und. colds SC
N orse', and codf, coughs, loss of milk, baes.
tongue horn distemfer &C., in cattle. These
Powders were formerly ru up by Simpson l.
rob4s, son of DIR. Tobias. and since his death The
demand has been preat that Dr. lob az has Gun.
tlnued to manufacture them. They are perfect safe
and Innocent; no need Of stopping the working Of
iepr animals, They increa.e Ike appetite, give
mas ciat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs
ara crease the mix Of cuws. Try them, and You
VIII never be without Them. Col Philo p Bush of
Tie fJerome Park Race COURSE" D dham, N. y. !,
won d not use them mt he was told Of what they
were cAmp0 OIL, since which tine he il never with
"u' thcn' He has over twsigy running korses In
his charge. and for the las. three years has used no
Their medicine for them. Sold by druggists and
storcbeepers thiousheat the uniled statee. Price
% cents per box. Depot o Park Piece, New York.
The Respousib liiits Of The Liver
Tine var hes Very imppttsnt part L. perform IN
tbs animal tcounmY. LIS .nuCtior is ,wo.fo!d. The
hld wnich 1t secreies leinpats the blood aud regu.
laler the bowels and upon he qlantity and quality
OF the secretion depends, in great degree the adap
iaiion of the blood to hs requirements of the sysem
fsSi INC uAu fttlet matter which o.
maus in the intestines after the wo OF dieestion
In beca accomplished
one OF the principal uses of Hostetters Stomach
Bters is 10 tone and control this som. VIII 1t unruly
organ. The anib lus properties of the preparation
are scarcely secondary to it's virtue as stumachc
Its operation upon the liver Is not yiJent Ike that
OF mercury, but gradual and gentle Instead Of ere.
ating sudden tumnt in tlia sensitive gland il req
nlltes lis action by degrees Hence IL is a saI. REM
ely fer bilious disorders, while mercury, being a
tremehd ms excitaut is not. The more naturally
and gu ly diseased organ Gun be restored to lis
normal condition the better. and it IA the peculiar
proper ii This harmless vegetable alter tive to rein
force and regulate without exciting or conyulsing
| The success which hos attended its use az n rem
edy r affections of the liver Is p o,eibsl Pr,ups
vi bilious haDit wha AXE IL habilnay as n proter.
ton agalnst thu att, cks which they ara c,,ustn
no nly liable pronounce ii tine best liver tonic in
Aistence The symptoms ut an approaching III OF
bill'onshes' can hardly be mi taken a pna in The
tRht side or under the shoulder blades a M ffrn1
urge In he whites OF The eves, sick h, adacnp n eel
lnH oi druwsi -ess, low splits, los of az petite cnn
s'ipiliun and general deb iy are among The usu.l
mat cations OF mUrb condition of the i've, and he
soon rs they appear he Btles should be rssnrted 10
lg2 cod wifi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
rFIE DELAwARE TRIBUryE wII.MIsrTor DEL.

only limits this desirable enjoyment but inter.
feres with the careful and full consideration of
important matters, therefore
hesoiped, That this Conference respectfully
memorulze our board of Bishops that 10 arrang-
ing their work for next spring they give US the
full week that the discipline allows, for the
transaction of on Conference business.
Rev. A. Ritlenhouso presented the following
paper which was adopted.
Resolved That hcreaiterthe preachers In charge
moi only pay over TO the finance committee the
monies 10 their possession but that they also
present statement of all monies paid over to the
Treasurers Of Benevolent Societies.
SUNDAY.
On Sunday OF 1913 q. m.-gishop James
preached and ordained the Deacons in tho M K.
Church as follows:--Aibert L. Hood, James
Conner. Cornelius w. PIettymua, Isaac g. F0s'
nocht, VIM. II. Hutchin, Geo. d. Watson, Chas.
W. Buoy.
Meeting was held, addressed by Rev. Messrs
lomkipson, Mattindale, and Clymer.
Rev. Mr.. Buoy preaching at the Presbyterian
Church.
Iu the evening, Rev. A. Goodman preached al
excellent sermon, strong in argument, beautiful
in dicton, and eloquent 10 delivery, on the grea
doctrine of justification by faith through the Lore
Jesus. Before the sermon the choir sung som,
| beautiful pieces, among The finest singing W,
have heard for years, was a sacred Duet sung b,
| Mrs. McGinnis and Miss Lizzie Reedy, that wa
| truly char ming. After the sermon Bishop James
assisted by Rev. Messrs. I. J. Thompson, /. I
Cooper, 4. j. Quigley, WIN. Quigg, IL Colcluzer
| by the imposition of hands ordained rs Elders il
the church Enoch Sjubbs, e. L. White, jaime
E-gate, L. B. Newman, John +. Clymer.
| FiF1n DAY.
| PoRT DkposlI, March 81.
| On Monday, everybody was earnestly intereste
III the closing services. The Bishop was engage
with his council Of advisors until near eleve
| O'Clock. The chair was taken at Q O'Clock b
Rev: I. Quigley, and prayer was offered by Re,
b. +. Price,
The majority aud minority reports of the boo
the net profit of the Methodist publishing hous
to have been during the last year, $l3O, $4,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Fills are before The Massachusetts Legis-
lanrr, providing street commissioners, and
commissioners for additional PUBLIC parks,
for eastea, also. uniting aoato.. and
ckG.. l lss; a.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

TyUR sALE--At great sacrifice, with immed,a,e
Il possession, a FARM Of 100 acres Of improved
lind, all fenced. four mil irom,railraad AZ Mediord
20 miles IRON Philadelphia A good frame hause
?0xi9, summer Ritchen, 14x17, II rooms, excellept
cellar, god barr, CRIB hi use, workshop. gtanary'
wagon sh' DIS, woed sh- d. hothouse, and very ilns
poultry. house, and about 4a0 large apple trees
Mos II The lahd ia very nice loan Fri 81 600.
Terms easy. Apply to FRANK SKINNER.
marl7 3tws No. 104 Market st., Camden 1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
NURSERY STOCK AT AUCTION
Wawaset Nurseries, Wilmington, Del,
THE ENTIRE STOCK.
APRIL 5rH, 1870, AT II A. NJ.
EDW. TATNALL
Tnos. M. odLk' Auctioner. marl4,9iaw&w,t,

Tor SALE,
A very desirable farm of 80 ACRES. with ,.r,.
and excellent farH buildings 10 acres in timber. val
wat,red well stocked WIFI irnit trees, within 300
mingt'n, Del. A large portion Of the purchasc
money can remain on mortgage long time
A great bargain
80 Acres. beautifully situated near the city. hsh
and healthy. about 1850 81 finest kinds OF pea,
ehtrri 3 and apples, &C.. fno spring. Prizes low
Ur very cary terms.
One Ia acre and one II Acre tract, with PLENTY If
fruit, both very desirable, wi hin miles Of Xiii.
| mington. Cheap, and long time on mart OF prics
1H0S NJ OGLE,
Real Estate Agent, No. 4 Il. Third street
Wilmington, Del.
| March ist. marc 10 10 2Solw
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
st. 9$cnl Npinnciata Gonncritne. 6 e1annar 1870.

rem ent9eben, penn Ct Musea 9ebabt bdtte
;u ieben.
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@sor pster &usen gum isben uno ct
1abW
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nen@rub faum!mit einem leidten Neiseu
tbre6 6aupte6 erwieoerte uno NIT elmer
9ebieteri1den 8emeeun9 tbrer 5anb ibn
ndber mtnfte.
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rtn> uerltatte mir 9eueuen8eri9t ob iiber
bic Grei9nihe rieier Na6t. @erihwti9t
mir ni9ts, penn t9 1piu tlar 1tin in bie>
1er @a9e, i9 mill lelbit urtbeilen unb
ridten in bieier 16mersli@en Mn8eleeen>
beit> unb i9 1ase Dir i'm @praus, Du
muBt mid entpeoer bur9 unwteeerle8lt@e
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bre9en> be6en Du meinen @arbe @api<
tain unb feline 19Dne To@ter bel9uL
bieft> iibe3eueen prer ba8 @erbre@en
fdut auf Did surad> une Du iouf mir
baflr biben."
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tein @ort> feline 8eweauns Der @Sartna
sine ibm perlpren aber ben pplitetmt<
nifer Nrtarep, ben Gieer BON peters>
burg ben fonnte ct 11ur Don Der &Qditttt
| ieben> uno fpnnte baber ni@t bemerten,
>pie Der Mrfarom bei ben @prten per@,a'
rina erlt cine erfaunte Miiene annabm,
unp rann NIT einem ral@en Musenstptn<
fen unb elmer letlen 6antbewesuns na@
benz 8tlbe binter it9 peute. uno mte er
ba6 nt9t 1tben tpnnte; fel es ibnt aud
nt9t auf baB bic &ailerin jebt 3weimal
lebbuft nit bem &ppfe nidte unp er nabm
eS nur fit cine 8eRdtiauns ibrer Drob>
ung.
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rep nit pemitbieer @timme> aber laut
aenue um BON Dem 2aui&er eeb6rt 3u
peroen> u9ndotefe &atiertn, mein
2eben uno mein Sterben lie9t en- Deiuer
6anp, Du bif mein irbil9er @ptt> unp
i@ unter,perfe mid Il, aQemDetncm @ilz
len, xnp bin Dein remitbt9er Sflaps
unp &ne9t."
uSo pri9 jebt eebpt Die &oiierin
aufs neue. uSeBe Did auf paSTabpu>
ret su Tlben meine8 Dioans> camit Du
mir ni9t 70 nabe biit unc penoe Did -,
paB i'd Dein 9lntliB in Der 2idtbeleu@z
tuns Ter Geniter iebe, benn e8 1T INNER
9ut trenn man Dor Dir auf ber !6utb III
lein> uno i'd alunbe, ielbif cine &aiier>
frune i&iiBt ni@t Dor rer 8lut9ier 9lrfaz
rpw's."
Der Yoli;eiminifer erlaubte f@ Elm
beitere8 2o@cn lber ben fr6bli6enS@erl
csr &atlerin unr nabm ben befpblenen
YloB Elm. @ie ct ieBt "a iob ;u pen'
6dbtn Der &ailerin auf pem tleinen
Tabpret uno leittpdrtS BON bemBilbe bee
@;aren, tonnte &leronper senau baa
bp6bafte, bdbli6e @ei1@t Mrfaro>p8 beuz
badten, unp er muBte e8 pobl, roe &o>
tburina eeraee gu pielem 3wed ibn rabin
plocirt bate.
CBortitsune aui ber 2. Ssitt.)
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-19

NuPrrALs IN CsuRcs.-A large and
fashionable congregation assembled last
evening 1T The Congregational Church
for the purpose of situessing the SOL
emn zaiion of matrimony between Mr..
Henry Cadwnlad~r and Miss Massie fost,
both well known and tightly esteemed
residents Of Sacramento. The ceremony
took place at the close of the regular
evening services, the bride heing at
tended by Miss Annie Cadwalader and
Mas Matte Hall, the groomsUen being
Messrs C. II. King aud A. D. W. Nc
CullOugh. The Rev. |. E. Dsineli 9TH
cinted 10 a feeling and impressive man
ner Our readers would doubtless oe
sire us TO describe the appearance OF
the bride, but ''such divinity doth hedge
a"-bride. and such 6 amour OF love.
Illness surrounded the happy far one 0"
this occasion that We ooiy feel equal 10
the plain statement that she wore dress
Of rich white silk, n vail, and wreath
of orange blossoms, and that she looked
charming. We are aware that when
ones friends marry il is IN order to say
.vi.. ching on The occasion. and that l.
should be poetiral and pretty. But BE-
lug confident that cur young friends
will receive all the gushing cougratuln
lions they desire or can support, from
other sources, We will con6ae ourselves
to the expression Of an earnest hope
that their welded lives may not fall
short Of their most sanguine expecia-
lions, and that they may find matrimony
" hat indeed it is to all pure and uprigh'
souls. the happies. and most perfect re-
Ia ion in this imperfect state otexis ence.
sacramento Reeord-Monday.
Mr.. Henry Cadwaiader used to live
10 Carson and doubtless there be those |
hereabout who will feel interested in |
Ibis report of his performances in the
circus.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-19
The ApvkRlIsExENrs INANEwsPkPER

TIE ApvER1IsExENrsIN newspaper
A Persian sage, v-rsed 10 all The Wis
dom of the ORIENT, was recently met by
- French traveller On his journ-yings in
the East H. had acquired some knowl-
edge of the French tongue, aud news
paper from PARIS gave him great delight,
especially the advertising department.
- This department" said be, . Cannot
ne thoroughly understood except BY
sage He who invented 1t was benz
factor of humanity. 10 siogulnrl.
narrow space he has contrived to collect
The most valuable ipformation-the hon.
orable marriages which have taken place
N the beat circumstances of fortune,
he houses on sale or To let, the best
works, and. above all. the most veneer
able and precious medicines. Such
seem to the East the notices which give
life and vitality to our newspapers, and
without which they would afford each
day only the scantiest measure Of news.
Nearly all men who do business believe
in advertising, but Of these few know
how il can well be done, and still fewer
have any conception Of the magnitude
of the sums of money paid yearly for
publicity. Apropos of this, We hear a
good story of a man who had a farm for
sale, but was too stingy to advertise ii
in the papers, only putting up Il written
notice in The couutry hotel A man who
vas inquiring for farm was referred to
rhe written notice. he replied I"
can't buy land At a fair price from a
man who advertises in that way. He'll
steal the fence. the pump-handle and the
barn doors before he gives possession"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-19

LYNCH Law IN CALIPoRNIA.-A dis
patch in yesterdays Enterprise, dated
At wa,sonville, Monterey county, Cal. =,
May IL, says:
The three meu committed for the
murder Of Indian Bill, reported yester-
day, were taken from The calaboose
las, night BY . mob. TIE guard wss
overpowered and the prisoners taken 10
PajOry Bridge and hung. The bodies
we're discovered this morning and cut
down /; an Inquest will be held. Su6E-
Gent evidence vas given yesterday .s
the examirst ton to commit them before
the proper authorities. The lynchiog 10
condemned BY all good citizens.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-19

n. DusABLs, . Judge Of the Paris
Court Of Appeals, has just died from .
very extraordinary cause. 4 few weeks
ago, beise 10 the country At Pompoune,
where he has property, be attended The
fsneral Of the Mayor, and approached
The brink ofshe grave to make IN oratioe
over The eo@a. Bet emasatioss iron
the eolBn Of Tie Mayors wife, Who had
beea buried 5000 oosshs ee6ors, 20 az
Ieeeed shs Jodgs thAs 10 fell devs 10 q
&c. He ssvsr tbesssghly re-
covered. cod hoo 500 died fto0 what 10
called 'seadassseus pesseaisg."
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