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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

WALKERS RESTAURANT AND LoDG-
ING HoUsE.-EIijah Walker-every-
body knows Elijah withdrawing
recently opened the restaurant former
" occupied by Uncle Bob Fouke, in
the rear of the new SaZerac Saloon,
corner of Carson and Proctor streets,
on North Carson, and being under full
headwav, and in good working condi
ton. needs but to remind his old
friends of the fact to bring around him
hosts of hungry men. He has also a
number of first class sleeping apart
ments connected with the house,
which repdcrS it cry convenient for
those who ~perchance happen to De up
late. His restaurant aud boarding lie
partment is fast becoming popular
with those fond OF good and neatly
prepared grub-au of which he will
have-that being his style.
MISUNDERSTANDING Waltz, who has
been lying sick in San Francisco for
some time, we are happy to state, is
fast recovering his health. being under
the sEi!ltul treatment of DR.. Lane.
Mr.. Waltz has endured a great amOunt
of suffering during his prostration.
and his many friends will be glad to
learn of his recovery. The disease
with which he is afflicted is termed by
the medical fraternity "a varix'-a
blood tumor at the knee joint. formed
by the rupture of a vein. DR.. Lane
performed the operation of cutting
out the tumor. which alleviafed the
patients distress to n wonderful de-
gree and has promoted a cure. The
Judge may be expected home shortly,
should present appearances in his case
continue.
An ITEM SPoILEp.-Yesterdav fore
noon the horse of Jim Woods, a
rancher west of town, hauling a load
Of cabbages, started off in the direction
Of home, with an intention of making
that point as speedily as possible. We
were patiently awaiting the result of
his journey houleward, when the cru
dite messenger of Wells Fargo Il Co..
stepped in and stopped the horse until
Mr.. Woods came up and relieved him
Of his charge. Items are scarce these
days. and when there is IA chance for a
good one. some II always happens
along and spoils it. We V n
from Va number of friends.
HE 1lELD.-ME. NGDD, SuItEiH-
tendent Of the Orphans Home, reports
having obtained one hundred and a
half bushels of wheat from five acres,
at the Home farm. The crop was vol
unteer. The wheat will furnish about
and a half ton flour for the use of
the Horne-quite an item to be consId-
cred saved for the State; and, the Ell
tire cost of labor will be but trifling,
as Mr.. Webb performed most of it
himself, in addition to his legitimate
at the building, for which extra
work he gets nothing.
BRANCH MIST.-We are indebted to
Chief Clerk Henry b. Bostwich for
the following statement of the business
Of the United States Branch Mint, in
his city, for the month of August, 1872:
Deposits. STANDARD Ounces. Value.
iold............... l5,q5O. i6l 5000, $50 81
,5l2. 90 g76,S25 IS
Total.-----S23,42 4tI S575,2p5 81 S
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
Arrivals n. The Mos.l..

coRBErr HopsE-ooRBxrT 1ao1Hx1s. fsorHIEroRs
DR. Brewer, San Fran Francis Morris, Virgin;
NJ Hogai, " D Clark,
A 2 Forbis, Gold Hill G Hill,
J Forbis. A McMAster, Monitor
J A Creaser, Benton thrown.
W Walker, " P Mcintosh, Excelsior
DR. Falcott, City 8 Mcclure, Benton, Cal
W J McCown " B Macintyre,
v Carey, Owens Valley
oRMsDY HOUSED. H. NEpER 4 Son, PRoPRIEroRs.
NJ G Elmore, Virginia Jos Beer, Empire
&C Warner, Jas Myer, Steamboat
wife and CHI, I" NJ Morris, Virginia
ST. C~HARLES-aEoIGE rUFLr, PROPRIETOR.
C C Chapman. San Fran J FLAMES, V&TRR
C A Lee, Franktown Mrs J f James, &"
W ii Day, Cola Hill CL Anderson,
7 NJ Stevens, HopeV Church, Truckee
l. Odds, Carson Valley A. lockwood, Empire
J McFanning, " is Parke, Virginia
s Gowen, K Dunning, Truckes
" Cain, Reno
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

Total coinage and bars execut-
Ell, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $685. 56 90
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

WALKEE's RESTAURANT AND LoDG-
ING HoUsE.-Elijah Walker-every-
body knows Elijah Withdrawing
recently opened the restaurant former
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
The Condition Of Mr.. cree,ey.

The n. y. Tribune. Of yesterday says: We
are deeply pained to say that in the last thirty
six hours Mr.. Greeley's condition has changed
greatly for the worse. Throughout yesterday
he remained nearly all the time unconcous In
counsel OF some Of the most eminent physicians
Of the city, only one was without hope, bu, all
regarded the case as critical and alarming.
GRADUALLY BECOMING WEAKER
The Sun says editorially to-day ave deeply
regret that We are obliged to report that there
has been no improvement in the condition Of
the Hon. Horace Greeley during the last "a
hour; bot that on the contrary he is gradually
becoming weaker, and his physicians are { ( the
cplnlon that the last sad event cannot be mucl,
longer postponed. lie is suffering from extreme
weakness, accompanied by acute Inflammation
Of the train, anu is STILL as he has been for some
time past, in stat =. Of mental arrangement and
uncpnciousneee. II Is needless 10 add that he
receives all the personal care and medical atten.
tion that the most friendly regard for him and
the most enlightened scientific knowledge can
bestow."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
The Warming mas bee. Needed

Since the exposure Of the attempts made by certain
interruptions local Dealers to palm of their
asringents. made from cheap and inpure materials,
in the place Of the great national tonic Hosetters
Stomach Bitters. public opinion has set strongly
against these empires and their preparations. When
the light il let into deception il soon willis down.
Persons who trihe with their own health BY using
unknown preparations with no guarantee to sustain
them, when established specific proven BY TWEEN
y years experience to be exactly what it is claimed
to be- within their reach are to repent their
tenserity Many have done So in this instance. but
it is hoped that the truth plainly spoken has arrested
the evil. In the meantime the demand for the lead
ing protective and restorative medicine Of America
SO great as it has been this season. From
the lever and ague districts Of the west, south
and SOUTH 1t is literally overwhelming and it may
he said of the adviccs from all parts Of the country
the it is efecting in dispepsia, bilious com
plants and chronic constipatio that their name il
legion" Everywhere the sick and feeble seem L
have realized the importanceof holding fast thai
which is good. and Of avoiding what Is spurious anG
| dangerous.
The numerous "Bitters" under various names
which mercenary dealers endeayor To substitute fo
llostetters Stomach bitters. should be avoided f0
their sakes by the sick and the public ct large
HOstetters Bitters are prVcursble in bottles only
and never sold in bulk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

The PRICE OF 4 -Four l. In the District
Court, Yesterday. Anna Suffers sued William
GegRenheimer Tor damageA The lady who ID
nearly 20 years Of age. wa1 in the strset, with
little child, witnessing the German peace
paiade, Last ycef, and said she was Standing
on the sidewalk, when Gegeenheimer, . mar
snei OF the Procession rode furioualy up, and
ms morse struck her, breaking her right foot.
She was seamstress By occuDat,on. ana hefo, a
this accident nsed o sewinf machine. which.
after the injury she was unable to do. This
action WAS brought to recover damages for
the injury thus done. The defense slIeaed
that plaintiff was sitting on the curb with her
feet stretched out into the gutter and thus her.
self 0ccasioned the accident. The iurv. After
short deliberati0n, rendered q verdict. piyino
the old lady $500 dan,ages.- -ExCHANoE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
Nitro-cIycerine Again.
Two YOUNG MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS ANu
Two OTHERS MANGLed.

Two YOUNG MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS AND
Two OTHERS MANGLed.
Some time last summer one Coffin, con
tractor on the line of the New York and
Boston railroad, left several cans of nitro
glycerine on the railroad, about two miles east
Of YOnkers. The cans were in wooden boxes,
with the necks projecting. Around these cans
was board fence, with notices as follows
"Danger Danger II Danger Let nothing
tempt you to touch, or even go near the con-
tents Of the inclosure. 1t is nitro. .glycerne "
John Donnelly, aged 10; William Terry, aged
q Michael Calagee, and George Hill, aged
10. went cunning yesterday. Coming to the
inolosure, Donnelly and Terry got behind
trees while the Others, thinking, it is suppOs-
ed, that they were at safe distance, threw
stones at the cans to test the explosive power
Of their contents AS consequence, they
were blown to atoms. At last accounts not a
remant Of Hills bOiy could be found, though
fragments of his clothes had lodged in neigh.
boring trees, and only fragments of Callagee' s
body had been recovered. DOnnelly and Terry
were badly mangled, but the trees saved
their lives. Terry will probably lose the sight
of one OF his eyes. The windows of a coach
house in the neighborhood were shaft cred by
the explosion. Donnelly and Terry were
sent to st. Johns Riverside Hospital. Great
excitement prevails In YOnkers, and Coffin is
strongly condemned Tor leaving glycerine
where even such folly as this could explode
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
$nblif Sales.
pO0l0C SALE OF
General Household Goods.

-, The subscriber having rented his Hotel.
known as the Delaware House. situated on
-1AA Market street. between 9TH and 9th streets,
city OF Wilmington. to George W Ortlip OF
Middletown, Del will sell at Public Sale without re-
serve, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3l. at ~ o'clock. a.
n. z ms entire stock Of Household Goods. Kitchen
Furniture. &c consisting of Bedsteads Bureaus
wash Stands; Looking Glasses. Tables. Chairs, Car,
pets. Oii Cloths Cook. Room and Bar Stoves. with
Beds Ma tresses. Bed Clothing. Sheets Comfortable.
Riliow C.ses and Bl,nket;: Large lot of Kitchen
Tubs. Buckets. &c. Contents of Bar Room. Vault
and Cellar, CORNELIUS McGRENRA,
,,,8LE O8LE MILLER, Auctioneers, 605 Market street,
wilmington. Del, nov9-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

CouRT.-There isa prospect of the county
court continuins longer than usual, We judge
from the great number Of cases that are yet 10
come before it. 1t will be seen from the report
ofthe Grand Jury. in another column, that they
have passed upon 592 bills finding $40 true
bills snd Ignoring 50. This is a large number
OF cases, and although many Of them will doubt.
leas be sss'lsd before they reach jury, enough
will get before the court to extend its term
longer than usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

The !ssaesdenounoes Mr. Creswells project
for setting up the POstOffice in the business of
telegrapking, and in SO doing hints thus, that
he does not now well manage the PostOfice IT.
self Most people would like regularity, rapid.
ity and frequency in the transmission Of mails,
st least in proportion to the needs of the pop
ulation. They do not get them. Letters are
not only outrage0usly delayed. and that very
often, but what Is the worst feature of the case,
the delay Is never explained, and seems mex
pllcahle. 1t Is very nearly an act of despair
to mail letter In this city for Bro0kly, In
tending It to reach its destination within forty
eight hours, and all officials seem to regard
the cause OF this fact as one of those things
which no fellow can find out.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
a SPLEN DID
FARM or COUNTRY SEAT
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale on the premi-
:::s ses. on THURSDAY. December 5th, is72 Mt
Hi one o'clock. p. m. that handsomely located
- Farm or Couptry Seat of 81 acres Of high and
beautiful laying land. bout four miles from the city
OF Wilmington. and short distance from the Ken
nett pike road adjoining lands of Lewis Graves
W N; Peters. d. II Garrett and both sides of the
road leading from Wilmington 10 kennett Square.
near the Brick Presbyterian Church. formerly owned
by Ellis NJ Nichols. This property is situated in the
very best part Of Christiana hundred. and will be
sold great barsa n and on very easy terms only !
per cent cash on the day of sale. good note will
be taken at 40 ays for the per cent. slO00 more to
be paid on or before the 18th Of March. when the
deed and possession will be given. clear of all in
cumbrances: the balance can remain on the property
by bond and mortgage. good mortgage on other
property would be taken part payment woujl
advise any person who wants q good little place 10
attend this sale is be sold on account Of the
owner ing out of the State. The property /. well
situated TO divide into several small places having
two dwellings. barn and other outbuildngs; WOOD
land and fruit; fronting on two good roads
WILLIAM BRIGHT,
Real Estate Agent, Wilmington. Del.
OiLE e. MILLER. Auct'rs povlt-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
Vvevde to the Front Again.

Tho final lecture of Mr.. Burke on Irish history
and Mr.. Froude's views thereon. spirtedy round.
ed OF the course last night The orator did not
conane himself to any special point in contro-
very, but reviewed the whole field over which
the debate has passed. Several important points
in dispute, however, were dwelt upon with force
and vehsmence. and the learned gentleman, with
Aight Of Parthian Arrows, but great god nature
withsl, summed UP his case.
Mr.. Froude, who has never showed any sign of
lowering his gladatorial courage and spirit, will
promptly take up the allegations of his various
critics in detail. His lecture at Association Hall
next Saturday night, it is understood, will be
specially devoted to q review of the attacks Of
1easrs. Aeline and Burke and of the Saturday
Rsvieso. The frank. straightforward manner OF
M. Froude, his familiarity with his subjects, and
his earnestness will bs sure to make his reply one
ct absorbing interest, to say nothing Of the at
tn ,tveness which it will have to those who have
followed the drift of this remarkable contro.
versy.- Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

The Wheeling Register says can observant
friend told US the other day that since his horse
had taken the prevailing disease, the rats.
which before were very abundant, had entire
ny deserted his stable Thinking that this
might be the experience of others. we have
made extended inquiries during the past week,
and hav' Ton d the same state of affairs exists
10 evely tahls where the epizooty prevails
As 500. Q .uo horses commence coughing the
rats di up ,ear, and many stable where before
fhey he,l nightly carouse is now free from
MEM" ssH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

Inc epidemic has reached New Orleans and is
spreading rapidly, although in mild FORM Con.
siderable fears are entertained that it may affect
the fall races OF the American Jockey Club, which
commence on Saturday next. Reports have come
of the simultaneous outbreak OF the disease .,
Halifax, N. s., Jacksonville, ILL.,. keokuk, la.
and Montgomery, Ala. At Cincinnati 1t is on thu
decline; but a new source Of trouble has arisen il
the appearance Of disease among large quantities
OF hogs aud poultry. supposed to have originated
in both cases by their frequenting stables that hac
been occupied by diseased horses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

EPIzooTy.-Mr. Linton, of South Chester, Is
now confined to his bed, suffering from the
effects Of incubation by the virus from . horse
attacked by the epizooty. He had q slight flesh
wound on his hand, which became very much
inhamed soon after handling . bucket from
and he now lies, We are informed, In danger
Gus condition. Those having charge of horses
cannot be too careful Ofthemselvesfn In the exer
else Of their equine duties.-NtUs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
AUGUSTA, November ., 1869.

AUGUSTA, November ., 1869.
Dr.. Vai. II. Tut.
Dear Sir-I have long been a sufferer Of torpor
OF the Liver and Dyspepsia, and in search OF relief
have tried almost every medicine recommended
for those diseases. but haye derived half the
benefit from any OF them as l have from your
Vegetable Liver Pills. They are invaluable. and
l would recommend them to all with Dyspepsia.
Sick-Headache and Biiousnesss. y.
Yours truly,
WI. BLAIR, Late of Danyille, Va.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye Leaves no Ridiculous Tints
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
Register 9 =, der.

nk0lSTEko OBEICks
New Castle County. November 9th, 1872.
Upon the application Of Robert T. Lyman.
Executor of JAMES X. LYMAN. late Of Chris
tana hundred, in said County, deceased. it lie
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor Aforesaid, give notice of the granting
of Letters TestAnsntary upon the Estate Of the
deceased with the date of granting thereof by csus
ing advertisements te be posted within forty days
ffOm the date ofsuch Letters Of the most pub
lie places ofthe County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate to pre-
ent the same, or abide by Act Assem6 in sucf
case made and provided. And also cause the same TO
be inserted within the same period in the DeawaIe 9
Gazette, anewspaper published in Wilm1n gton and
to be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of once
frs. 1.-THE Register aforesaid. Castle. in ew
ISL Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
aboyewritten h. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims asainst the Estate Of
the deceased must the same daily attested t
the Executor. on OF before November 9th. 1873.
or abide the Act of Assemble In such case made and
provided. ROBERT I. L1 NAM.
Address-StAnt0u. Del. Executor.
nOvS-2m -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
DAILY GAZETTE.
CoSasEss meets ON Monday; about fifty mt m.
oefs nave already arrived in Washington.

The crisis In France seems 70 be opuroach;nc
Great excitement existed in the Chamber ia.t
n'gnt' when strong feeling was shown in the I
BODY opposed to Thiers. 1t. however. adjourned
until to-day. A feeling OF great apprehension ex-
'stA as to the result of the meeting to-day. and it
extends to oil parts of Europe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

The disapp sarance Of Mr.. GEORGE N. PgAY.
Eof LOUSY lie, says the N. Y. Sun, who was
Robbed and murdered by an enterprising Her.
I'd reporter, has been satisfa ctorily accounted
lOr. Instead OF being worth t6O, 900, the
jEealthy Louisville merchant turns out to have
been worth good deal less than nothing, for
Ae had the funds of other persons in his pos
3esaion when he disappeared. It Is sad to see
y mystsrious tragedy thus dlssolving into an
lm0et everyday occurrence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
Tor Sale aud for Rent.
FOR q a l. +.

@ me undersigned. a committee appointed
tees OF the Poor Of New Castle county, held
,Vth inst would offer at Private Sale that
nsts desirable property (for farming purposesl sit
aa.ed near to Hare's Corner. 10 New Castle hun
mnsnN n,ea and COUNTY sb9pt ~ miles touh from Viii
town OF New Castle. and short distance from The
yioiase OF Christiana containins By receut survey
~ acres and two Square Pe-ches Of Land, divided
use of the farm. ' ''' 'A'
,s;l uhs improvements consist Of a two story frame
AIRY and cribs. with carriage. poultry aed ,mok
houses. and two good tenant houses ana other
6ui.dings necessary for we'll conducted farm. The
si.9atioh o. this farm is one of the most pleasant
and desirable in the county Application can be
made to either Of tie undersiened
Ierms OF sale made known BY them.
ALLEN GAMTrHRop. Wilmington.
SSaSW J0nS v. EVANS. Newark.
oct3l -dkw6w N"'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

The, Boston Pilot was burned out 4 second
time in the 6re last week which destroyed Rand
& Avery's printing establishment, where it had
taken temporary refuge. Mr.. Donahus ssyA in
half sheet. I'VE have lost $S5O, 900 dead BY
these hres, and We want . live Subscriber for
every dollar" Tie Pilot has been one Of the
most able and deservedly successful Catholic
journals in this country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
c O u N 7 r Y S E A T
FOR SALE.

49, The subscribe now offers for sale his late
I.S residence known as "Veu de ieiu" about
IN half mile from the city boundary on the
IL Wilmington and New Castle road The
place contains about 20 acres of gooa tiiable land
The Mansion is Of brick of modern style, % sto-
ries, contains some 10 or j. rooms with bath room
water closet. &c. all heated by Colds patent steam
heater. Thereis beautiful lawn in front and rear
with fine shade trees. shrubbery. 6e apple orchard
adiSining the lawn. with sraptry &c. The out
buildings are barn. carriage house. stabliEg,
chicken house. ice house. &c. There are two Ten
ant Houses on opposite side of the road. There is
This is a chance rarely offered to obtain so des
rable country seat. being within 80 minutes walk
Of the several railroad depots in this city. with
stages passing the door four or five times daily be-
tween Wilmington and New Castle. and there is a
probability that the contemplated narrow gauge
railroad between Wilmington aud New Castle will
pass near the proper,y.
The terms will be accommodating and possession
be obtained at once, If desired the present oc
cupant having received an appointment in a dis
tant city. can remove al any time.
r. D. HICKS.
mol mwkstf Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
ElhA kAlE

FOR SALE.
49, A three story Brisk House. No. 90 Eas;
~ Sixth street. containing eight rooms and a
Hi bath room. furnished with gas and water
knEA and all modern improvements.
J. II. FRAZER.
Telegraph Building,
no'2'-f Third and Market.
ENOR SAL E-A Lot of Land at the southeast
4 corner OF Front and Clayton streets; 81 feet i
laches on front and ~ feet on Clayton street.
Apply to GEO. C. MARIS,
Real Estate Agent
ocJll-f D2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

Extra New BuckWheat 16ea
CHOICE SOUTHERN CORN CRISIS.
FRESH CANADA DAT NEAL,
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
.ysry,lov at v. CAANpt1AS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

Carl Schurz will lecture IN Ohio on "Gsrmany
and France
Charles OConor got one vot rIstes,
MOI rth Carolina.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
Or. TUFTS Liver Pills.

As purgative medicine, stands unrivalled.-
Their action is uniform, certain and safe. They
are entirely vegetable, and do not those grT-
ing pains that most pills do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!


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09.Price. in scaled envelope. only cents.
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youth and every man IN the land.
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