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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
nl,cri(l'S Sale.

SS.sa directed, will bc exposed to Public Sale, at
EsiiI the Washneton Hotel. in the city OF Will
&,H mingtap, Now Castle county. I,elnTsrs' ,srs'
At 2 O'Clock, i, NJ,
the following described Real Estate. visi
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Oi iand st9-
ate in tho city OF Wilmington. and described as lnI.
lows: beginning at stake in the sOutherly eide OF
bird Ice At tho distance OF " teet from inc cas-
rallel vi ith Madison street lS1 feet inches 70 :
stake: thence easterly and parallel win Inro
street one hundred feet to the westerly side o.
three feet wide alley: thence along said alley side
northerly Oae hundred and eighty seven ieet eight
inches TO side Of Third street, thence
herewith westerly one hundred feet to the place af
beginning. be the contents thereof what they may.
with tho use ard privilege OF said three feet wide
alley in common with other owners forever. excep,
ting thcreCut all those portions OF SAID lot 0t +E1
which have been released from the lien OF tne ssu
mortgage, and hch oil Of the same. not inc!u-
Ied in the following two parcels; No. l. Beginning
at the southwest corner and Perish streSHi
thence sOuthery along Parrish street fty nine teef
six inches; thence westerly parn!lai win In!tP
street twenty feet; thence northerly raralai win
cry SHE Of Third street; THENCE easterly twenty
icet to the place Of beginning. No. Beginning at
The southeast corner of Third and Parrish streets:
thence southerly along Parrish street about one
hundred and thirty ono feet eight inches to Wad.
dnston ltne, thence castcrly Patalel.with third
thence no-thcrly with the same one hundred and
thirty one feet eight inches TO tn. southcry side OF
Third street aforesaid; th.ncc with the same west
ward fifty feet to the place OF beginning, with
the use of said nley in common.
Seized and taken in execution as the properly OF
'o'n H. '00'''' JAMES TAI 0AiRRMasfRoNa. iRa Sheriff,
Shcri0"s Ofice New Castle Oct. 7. 1S728
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
Slh1rlM7k Sale.

se.f BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me
XS,:s directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
E,iI the Hotel Of II. ilorpcr. in the town of Dell
E&.V aware City. in Red Lion hundred. New Cas-
tie county. Delaware,
On MONDAY. the 2sth d.y of October. 1872.
at ~ O'clock, q. m.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground situated
in Red Lion hundred. New Castle county and State
Of Delaware aforesaid. and adjoining the town OF
Delaware City, bounded and described AS follows.
to wit: beginning at point ON the southwest side
of The public road, otherwise called Fifth street.
corner of John Ashhurst land. and running thence
with said Ashhurst limo south thirty niue aud half
degrees vast eight hundred and seventy four feet
to a stpue cprncrct the Delaware City Cemetery
thence Wh the line of said cenetrry ,vrih tity and
n half degrees, west three hundi.I and sixty feet
from Fifth street to the said cemetery; thonec with
the middle of said new street north thirty nine and
n halt degrees. east FIX hundred and five feet IL
s.ouo rorne, OF lsa,c u. hil- land, tLcnpe with
said ubils limo south hlty and n hall degrees essl
two hundred feet, and north thirty nj ne and half
des rces. east hundred and n,neiy two feet to
stonc he southwest side OF the said Fifth street,
thence with sad Fifth street SOU forty three ana
three quarter degrees. east forty seven feet 10
corner of Joshua buttons lo.: thence with said
buttons line south forty and halt degrees. west
one hundred and sixty seven feet. south fifty and
half degrees. cast forth feet. and north thirty nihs
and halfdegrees. cast one hGndted aud s,x,y I've
feet to tho southwest side OF the said fia street,
thence along said Fifth treet south lorty three ana
three quarter degrees east eighty two feet to the
place of beginning. contain ing FIVE Acres Two
Ro ods and Thirty seven Perches and Two Hundred
and Twenty Square F.ot OIL Land more or lesss
Seized and taken In execution as ths property Of
sold by JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Shcrif-s Office New Castle, Oct. I, 1872 IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
shtritts sales.
Sj,cVilf,x sale.

aA.. I,y virtue Of a writ Of l.evari ( fee,ns. :"
LOO me directed, will he exposed 20 o.. ~ fs.sc
AMl Pyle. in Il City Of wilmins. ION. New css',e ~
'01N WEbN ESDAY. the 10th day Of October. ls7S' d
at o'clock r.. M:
II that certain Mill property and land there1nto
belonging. situatc oil in Christiana hunureu ,iovs
said and being bou ndeI and dcsct'bcd aS Ionvs; @
To wit: beginning Mt stone corner oi rrev IA.
Mendonhail's land: thence by thc sa"ic 'chss Ard
1--WE and half degrees east ninetoen PessGcsc ~. .o
two -tonths to n stone; and thence norsh sSh -,
and half cgrces, west thres,tcnths o. peI nc. ~
post n corner OF william Walters Iano ,"sn.s sn.
cbcs TO his garden fence; thence BY the SAM. sousu
twenty seven degrees east two rtrc'es . % Srs rer.
tcut hs and north sixty five degrees ensl W. peJ pJ
che; and two tcnths tho middle of pupilc
and hall degrees. west three perches; thence ~
| Ways land north Gity seven degrees. eas. n'" LII
| pcrches to a stone north seventy two ana nast
degrees, cast twenty nipc perches 10 tro Mno u
and BY said Quests south twenty eieas ana nsn
degrees. cast thirteen perches and hve-se"ts"s
| south sixty ono degrees. west clEn'oen ~
| south fifty five degrees. west c,ght perclcs 1""
| west five perc,cs and ive-tenths. south nSo uS
| grccs east three pcrches and ive.tsnths so1m
thirteen degrees, west twenty eight petcues. :h -.
north fifty seven degrees west four pcIcnss \" W
by the same ,rth eight degrees. west hye percnss
| and five tsnihs. and north seventy niue deeLees'
west thirty three perches to tho place ~ Oeelnn,ns
containing Seven Acres and Fifty fer;neE aIu ,s
Eleven Acres and one Rood and Four Perches o'
Land, be tho same moro or less. , =.
| seized and taken in execution as the properly OF
Rcccn Pyle. who hath survived Isabella h,s wle'
a"' C" MORTGAGE. JXMEs W.. 'ARMsHTkoSS asH Sheriff
| Sherihs Onicc. Now Castle. sept. y. lS2-octt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
Old Things Have Passed Away.

This is al least true of the old method OF treating
the long abused and much abused human body. IL
is no longer considered wise to put patient to the
torture in order to cure him Of a disease IN which
pain is already undermining the energies OF his
system True science ranges itself on the side Oh
nature, and endcavors to assist her in her night
against disease, This is the province of liostetters
Stomach Bittcrs. the most approved tonic ever ad-
vcrtised in this country. 1t may be recommended
asa fall medicine. par excellence: for it is in the
fall that biousness. dyspepsia and nalarious fevers
are especially prevalent. The frame. exhausted by
the heats of SUNNI er. relaxed and feeble a. its
close. and requires, may say demands. artificial
assistance. Afford it that assistance in occ asiona
doses of HOstetters Stomach Btters. and the evis
referred to may be escaped Throughout the far
West and the steaming alluvial OF the Southern
rivers all the varieties of pcriodica! fever are bro
bal ~ rife to-day Ii al of iostetters Bit
tiers been commenced BY the sufferers month ago.
t. e., before the unhealthy season set in, seven
eighths of them would in all probability be in their
usual health at the present time. SO much tor want
OF forecaste So much for not keeping in the house
and using daily. the best safeguard against epidem
| ic and endemic fevers.
| As nocks Of mposters and imitors are trying to
follow in the wake of the great American remedy
therefore be sure that the article you buy is genu-
| iae and verified by the proper trade marks. The
] true article only be obtained in bottles. BE-
ware spurious btters sold by the gallon or IN
keg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
PENINSULAR NEWS.

The oyster shucking brigade is on the in
crease.
Rev. DR.. Goodrich declines to accept call
to the L. +. Church at Snow Hill.
Quite large fleet Of schooncrs are now lying
at the wharvcs. rt Snow Hill, imparting a COM
mercial appearance to the Town.
Capt. Beni. Z. Marsh, Of Smiths Island, has
purchased from John & Noah Sterling Of Girls
field the schooner "Prowess," for the sum OF
1920.
A barn belonging TO Mr.. VIM. Shehan, Of
Talbot county, was on Monday night last struck
by lightning, and with contents burned to the
ground.
Messrs. Fountain & Weeks, patent soap VEN
ders, are travelling down the Peninsula, swind-
ling the natives and "beating" the hotel
keepers.
Strychninc has been introduced in the Snow
Hill hog pens, TO the great disgust and expense
of l.. b. Purnell, Esq. who lost two large porkers
| by the process.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
Sheriffs Sales.
SIlcrlff's Safe.


k1A By virtue Of Q writ Of Lcvari Facias to
H5 mo directed. win be exposed to Public Sale
III Pyle. in the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county, Delaware.
,On FRIDAY, tho 25th day of October. 1872.
At 2 o'clOclH D. M,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land with two two and a
half story brick DWELLING houses thereon erected,
situate IN hs :Ad cit! o.
Ks:tery side Of ParTi:h street bst.ee1 Second and
at the distance Of one hundred and thirty one feet
and one inch from tho south side of Third stfeet
line # other land Of said Ohm L, Gsuley twenty
feet 70 corner: thence southoriy and parallel %
Parrish street aforesaid sixty nine feet and eight
inchee; thence easterly and parallel to the first
mentioned line and Third street twenty feet to the
said westerly side Of Parrish street; and thence
Herewith norherly sixty nine feet and eight inches
TO- the place Of beginning. be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken In execution ~ the property Of
John J.. dppley. and to be- sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherifs Office. Nsv Castle. Oct 7. lS72'S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
&llerll'S Sale.

kksA... by virtue of a writ of Levari Faciaa. to
n; me directed. VII b. exposed to S Public Sale
l. Ia%s ,"s fs town town N, s WSts ciss
Creek sHpSTSl M"SSL N.E Ss e SSS fsS1ty o Ss
the following descri'b $: bsd Iaal E.,His, tate viz:
All ha, ht Farm Snd tract q anA situated in psn;
Delaware. more particularly marked and bounded
AS follows. to wit: BEGINNING ut stone vt the
thence north eighty eight and three quarters psr-
ches parallel with same to middle of Chcstgut Hill
east ninety six and eight tenths perchss along IL:
middle of the said road to a public road known as
Ash's road thence south two and n quarter de-
tenths perches with middle of said road to q cor
ner of ether lands of Stephen OFT; thence south
Stephen OFT ninety seven and hvs-tenths Tsrchss
to tho place Of beginning. containing Sixty One
AcIs, sa;.nS mYIs r. Or sss, iess; =; .,.,,,.,.
t"S and A.
auTs tsTs1 issan Sns e * :oa
Sheril's office. New Castle September 2a ls72.-2s
Sheriff - Sale.
ny vt1a S pf "a writ sf t:vri Es to
Hotel. kept by William D. Ford. at Kirkw God. IL
Penadcr Hundred. New Castle County. Delaware.
On THURSDAY. tho 2ath day Of October. 1872.
At l O'Clock, m,
tho following described Real Estate. vis:
All that certain Plantation and tract Of land,
situate in st. Georges Hundred. in the county OF
New Castle. and State Of Delaware, sed which is
the north by lsndy late of Kenssy Johns. dscoased,
and land Of ifliam Cleaver. on the norths east by
southeast and south BY flamb's Gut and lands late
Of scob Groce and Others containing three hppd-
red acres ofupiand and marsh. mOrs or lees.
Charles, W; Dlsndy and John G. tlsavsr.
:. t. ana 70 % ,;!1& ,;y!1&SsEs ARMSTRONG. sa..,1.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. Oct 8, is13.-octS q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
socIErIes.
MEETINGS TINS IvBNINo.

Asylum Lodge. No 90. l o 0 r, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No :, 8 OF T, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
street.
Lincoln Lodge. No 3. X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall. I'll Market street.
American Star Lodge. No |, Il F, Mt Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Columbia Lodge. No IL. o G r, at Fifth
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True TempIars. a: Hall
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

Official returns from ~ counties in Indiana
and unofficial returns from the remaining Is
give Hendricks, Democrat for Governor, S94
majority. The rest Of the State officers elected
except Superintendent of Public Instruction,
are Republicans and their majorities range from
ll47 TO 1920. The Republicans have majority
in the Senate, and in the House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
MAGISTRATES Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR sIMMs.

BEFORE MAYOR EIMMS.
John Smith, one of them, was arrested for
drunkenness, and fined 80 cents and costs.
BEFORE ESQUIRE Publ.
Rhoda Ann Starkey, for assault and battery
on Ida Hinson, was required to pay costs, and
held to bail, in the sum of 800, TO keep the
peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

No EPIsCoPALIAN can read the following
affectionate address and not be moved to do
Ills part toward the desired result
To tie Congregations Of The Pf0tcstaih EJ'ascO.
pal Church an Wilmington:
The interesting and delightful series of ser
vices recently enjoyed in connection with the
meeting of the Northern Convection of Del.
aware, and the Annual Gathering Of all the
Sunday Schools connected with the EPifcopal
Churches in this city, may appropriately re-
suit in a united offering, expressive OF our
gratitude to the Author of all Mercies, and of
our affectionate interest in the effort now in
progress for tie enlargement and improve
inent of one Of our churches.
beg leave, therefore, TO recommend that a
collection be made in all Our Churches in the
city of Wilmington, on Sunday, Oct. Goth inst.
in aid OF the Calvary Church.
A liberal response to this call will be of very
great advantage to a youthful and struggling
Parish, and knit more closely the bonds OF
brotherly love.
Your affectionate Friend and Pastor,
ALFRED LEE.
Wilmington, Oct sth, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

South Corolina will hold her State election
to.morrov. There are two Republican tickets
in the field, headed respectively by +. }. Moser,
Jr. and Reuben Tomlnson, for Governor. The
Democrats made no nomination, except Lewis
f. johnson, for Congressman at large.
The Democrats and Liberals in New Orleans
have united on city ticket headed by l.. A.
Wilt, for Mayor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

The contest, yesterday, at New York, be
tween the Athletic and Boston base ball clubs
resulted in draw game, after playing eleven
innings, with score of 10 to 10 Mr.. Glover,
of Baltimore, was umpire.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
excursions.
THE SWlTCMBACk,
THURSDAY. OCT. t7tn. 1872.
GRAND AUTUMN SCENERY.

AN EXCURSION TO MAUCII CHUNK AND
OVER THE FAMOUS SWITClIBACk
GRAVITY RAILROAD.
Will take place on the above date. leaving WILL
MINHTON. Del. from r., W. R. Depot at . n. ~.
in special train of cars. through to Mauch ChuI X
without eR eRange. end thence around he Swtchback,
aiording an opportunity Of witnessing some OF the
most
In this Country.
RETURNING take the Special Train at p. NJ.
arriving home at 10 =. NJ. on the same day.
Fare for the round srils.."........, - 80
children under IL years VI nke........ 300
Tickets may be procured at the Book Store of
Messrs. Boughman, Thomas II Co. All Market ST.
ADrThis excursion " Us to h ave taken place Sept.
II. but was postponed ON account OF the inciem-
ency Of the weather. P.T. Il. SMITH.
Oct!-te. ManaRer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

The PENINsULAR FRUIT GROWERS AssocIA-
TloN meets at Dover to aay ut 2 O'Clock, p M IN
the State House. The following subjects arelikely
to come before the Association for discussion =
l. Freights, and the best means OF getting iru't
to market
9 New markets, and the best means OF estab-
fishing them.
3 Fraudulent failures OF commission merchants
and how to guard against them
l. Cannerics. dry cries, and other methods oi
home preparation or consumption.
s. Over proaucton, and the best means OF pre-
venting it.
G. What legislation, if any, is necessary to pro-
tect the fruit growing interest from un ust exac-
tiuns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
The Ills that Flesh are Hoir to.

Are many but n remedy for them nil is furnish
ed hy nature. There is no doubt that for every
disease there is antidote in the vegetabic KING
dom The aboriginees were the victims OF many
and loathso,ne maladies, yet they found IN the
w,lds of their forests remedies sure and powerful
Acting on this belief DR. TUFTS SARSAfA-
RILI.A AND QUEENS DELIGHT Is offered
the pubic as most highly concentrated veseta-
Bile compound. possessing extraordinary power for
the cure of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofnia. VI
GERS, Swelling of the Glands. Ernptons OF the
Skin. Female Diseases, Liver Complaint Secon-
most powerfui Alternative and blood purifier, and
at the same time so harmless that it may be used
by all.
Watch out for Chlls and Fever. and prepare
the system for resisting its attack by using Dr.
TUFTS Liver Pills.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Used in Europe and
America.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Brandywine and Mututl Loan Association meet
tins evening. - -a
A grand soree will he given at the Masonic
Temple, tonight N......
The Peninsnlar Fruit Growers Association
meets ut Dover to-day. -'f 't'
The Knight Templars started on their pl'srin- :
age, to Richmond, on the midnight train.
Several transfers were made hy the Comm'ttce
OH Teachers OF the Board of Education, last
evening.
A new pavement is being laid in front OF the
new hotel Oh Market street. The old curo Is oo'
in keeping.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

A meeting Of the lsraeltes of this city was neia .
yesterday for the purpose Of raising snhc'eh'
funds for the erection OF synagogue Tor tabcIna.
Gle Of Worship. Tho officers nre j. DeWoli
President; N. Lieberman, Vice President joseph
ROW Corresponding SECRETARY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

THE STRAIGHTouT TRUTH TELLER made
its appearance on Saturday. From the title,
one might suppose to find it reasonably accur,
ate in all that 1t contained, but perusal will
show that such supposition would be erro-
neous. In the notice of the Straightout meet
ing, on Friday evening, in the City Hall yard
the following paragraph appears:
John OByrne, having expressed desire to
meet OH the same platform, the opponents OF
the Greeley movement, will be assigned one
halfthe time, from 9 to 10 O'Clock.
This announcement was generally accred-
tied, and copied by the city papers. But this
morning we were informed that Mr.. O'Byrne
positively denies the truth of the paragraph
The announcement was entirely without
authority, and was doubtless only dodge tt
draw a crowd to the meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

WIN. BRIGHT, ESQ. will sell twelve fine
building lois on Saturday afternoon on easy
terms. See adv.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
New a Advertisements S.

Obituary.
Qecen's Delight.
Soxodont for tho teeth.
Dr. TUFTS Sarsaparilla.
List of Licensed Retailers.
HUstcttcr's Stoma aeh Bitters.
Wantcda man to sell goods.
Young man wants n situation.
Miss Anna Il. Dckinson's Lecture.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

L. S. CIRCUIT Court. The L. s. Circuit Court
met this morning, Judges Strong and Bradford
presiding.
In the case of the indictments against the Levy
Court and Tax Collectors OF New Castle county,
application was made by tho counsel tor the de-
PENDANTS for n postponement until the next term.
Judge Strong will give his decision on the apph-
cation mt three O'Clock, this afternoon
Tho case of Fell VS.. Finn, Simpson II Co, ac-
tion for damages, arising from failure OF defend
ants to build mill for plaintiff within the time
speciiied was postponed until next term, owing to
to the absence of material witness.
The balance ct the morning session was occupied
in issuing naturalization papers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

A DECIDED IMPRovEMENT.-The external
appearance of Odd Fellows Hall, has been de-
ci,iedly improved by a coating of white sand,
intermixed with black and handsomely blocked
of, which imparts an imposing appearance to
the building
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

A CuRIosIrY.-Mr Levi Bonsell brought 10
our Office yesterday, two ears of corn. around
the but of one grew ten small ears and around
the other five ears. They wereluite curiosity,
and were in some measure n proof of the polilc
Weld of corn this sea on in Mill Greek lid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

TIGuT RorE WALKING.-ProE. de 1Iounc,
the one-legGed gymnast, gave free exhibitions
Ct tight rope walking and performance on the
trapeze, Yesterday afternoon and evening, ON
King street, between Second and Third. AT the
close Of each performances collection was taken
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye is Used in Europe an
America.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

GRAND SoIREE.-This evening, there will
be grand assemblage Of youth and beauty
of Wilmington, at the Masonic Temple, on the
occasion of the Grand Soiree, to begiven by the
members of Prof. Krueger's dancing acade-
my. A number o: invited guests from Phia-
delphia will be present, and the affair will
be conducted throughout on grand scale
The dcvotecs of the art Terschorean, VIII
have ample opportunity to. "trip the light
fantastic toe" and the affair willbe source
of great pleasure to all who may be present
CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-On Sunday evening,
a colored women named Annie Irippet, living
in New Castle, was returning home from a
visit to friend. living some distance from
town, when she suddenly became very III ,and
declared herself unable to proceed further.
Her husband left her sitting by the roadside,
about ~ miles from New Castle while he
went for assistance. He returned as soon as
possible with physician, but found his wife
lying dead where he had left her. Coroner
Woodward was summoned, and held ali in
quest on the body the next morning. In ac-
| cordrnce with the testimony Of the examining
physician the jury rendered Il verdict OF
| death from heart disease"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

sf.4 BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me
Hs,:s directed. will be exposed to Public Sale ut
& i the Hotel Of II. llorpcr. in the town of Dell
E&u4 aware City, in Red Lion hundred. New Cas-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-30

RAILROAD BUTLDING.-We take the
following from the Shasta Courier of the
23d instant: "The Tehama I'ldepe''d-
ent says that three hundred Cinnamon
crossed the ferry at that place last week,
bound to the front to work on the railroad
above Red Bluff, and that three hundred
more were expected in few days.
A railroad man informs us that there
will be about twelve hundred men at
work on the line between here and Ked
Bluff by the 10Th OF April. 1t is expected
that the Tehama bridge will be fully
repaired in few days, when an immense
amount Of construction material when
has accumulated at Tehama, will be for
warded to the front.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-30

HUMBOLDT ITEMs.-We find the fol-
lowing items in the .Signal of March Goth /:
a. n. GuPTILL having been elected to
the Office Of Assessor OF Humboldt county
aud having failed to file his bond accord
ing to law, Lewis Tower was appointed
by the Board Of Supervisors to fill the
vacancy.....A GRAND ball will be given
at Rhonerville, April lst, in celebration
of the oath Anniversary of Spiritualism.
Reception Committee-M Miss Mary Booth.
Mrs. j. ii. Kimball, +. b. Simonds. 49,.
The Times OF the 23d has the following :
Within the month of March, Dolbeer
y Carson of the Bay Mill, have loaded
at their wharf nine hundred and five
thousand feet Of lumber for foreign ports
four hundred and ninety thousand for
Honolulo and four hundred and fifteen
thousand for CallaO." "........ HuMRoI DIT
potatoes were quoted in San Francisco on
the 20th at so cents TO 81 90 per hundred
pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-30

THE DIFFICULTY STILL UNSETTLED,
1t is said that the old difficulty between
Senators Pendegast and Fowler has not
been settled. Fowler says that he is sor-
ry that he ever apologized to Pendegast,
and that after the conclusion of the ses-
sion he will be happy to accommodate
the Napa Senator in any way-with pis-
tolls or otherwise.