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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
R THOUGHTS AND OUR
81 THOUGHTS.
BY REV. J. W. CHADWICK.

$500 BY REV. J.. W. CHADWICK.
SIX ycaxs have faded since she went away,
Six years for her to live in heavenly places,
To learn the look of blessed angel faces'
Six years to grow only angels may.
wonder oft what she is doing there,
By the efi1l waters that forever now;
What mirhty secrets she has come TO Know
What grace won, diyinely sweet ana 1alr
Iwonder Who of those that went before,
And th1 that followed on her shining way,
She hA6l II there, in Heavens auroral day,
And II theY3alk their earth-life DER and DER.
think thiByery morning they met,
She and one other only three years gone.
In some Dear place If Heaven, secure and lone
To talk az hing they never can forget.
For IN IRE that naught of their life.
No grAceor glory that is there revealed.
The fountains of past love has ever sealed,
But theeo will ever be with sweetness rife.
1cannot think of Them as they now,
OF the new light that shines upon their faces;
cannot image forth their angel graces;
And am glad, so glad, that it is so.
So we win think OF them just as they were,
Their voices sweet and all their pleasant ways
And fho0Qhts like these shall help us through
Until we III TO meet them where they are.
N. Y. INDEPENDENT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
GOOD NIGHT.

G6oD night, dear child, good night;
Sleep in thy little bed,
So soft, so lly-white,
Beneath thy golden head
Good night.
Like sunshine on flower.
Thy tresses stray adown
The pillow in a shower,
And gid thy snowy gown.
Good night.
Feet, restless az the rain,
Your patter dies away
Till morning wakes again,
AID calls you ont to play.
Good night.
Good night, dear child, good night,
Breathed is thy evening prayer;
Thy watch Of angels bright
C0mcs through the silent air.
Good night.
We Weld thee to their care
Until the shadows fee,
Content that they should share
In our felicity.
Good night.
Christian Union
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

gives Newmarket couples their houses,
and has everything his own way. He
has the assistance of Board of Elders,
but only as far as he chooses. The colo
NAL lands cover twenty sections, or 49,
800 acres, and are collectively recorded in
keiPs name. Should he die interstate Che
is now sixty years old) his heirs would
get all his property, and his subjects be
left out in the cold; but it is likely that
he will take some steps to prevent such a
result. AT all events, the colony is now
prosperous and apparently happy under
his dominion, and the iron hand of des-
potism carefully concealed by the velvet
glove
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

A BosToN youth dreamed the other
night that there was another fire and that
he was in it. He leaped from the bed,
and, without stoppoing to thils, went
through third.story window and took
the sash with him. 1t was no. necessary
for him to take the sash along, but he
took it. After turning over several times
in the air he lodged in the boughs of
friendly tree. The sash fell heavily on
now sleeps with the wardrobe against the
window.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

THE Secretary of the Navy has baby
His very heuse is now navy-gabble fol
the largest 'tenders.- Chicago Post.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

PoPoFF is the unpleasantly suggestive
name of one of the leading physicians of
St. Petersburg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
NIAePiR,s Sale.

b virtue Of . writ Of LevaEi F'acias to me
directed will be exposed 10 Public SaIa,.a.
tho mont door OF the County Building. In TIE
tog1 0t D2Yefs IN Dover huHdreas Kent
On SATURDAY, tsS 26sh day Of April. 1873
the following Real Eltato, 10 vii:
All and singular that house and lot Nieee ar mar
eel Of land situated on the west side al KirkIood
street, In the town Of Dover, Kent county and Sac
eLOsf1zmezrs. nsVln9 Lfent on AlrkW0od street Of
IoISL ~ .eesa 1A1 hehN11e N west DouFse with
sgl fest. IL being the samo lot and pre1isss INK
~ SIaNSSySSS ~ ese9 oL 1dWtn ~: 4tavenson and
Si1Ss - 49, 9. SonvSya1eS dated March Zst, "A.
cord in the oMeo Of the Recorder Of IIssds N ~
for kent county, In Book d, vol. s. maze m. -
L11 y. - ana nhgaiE the buldngss ia
seize, |, snd taken in execution as tho property o.
Samuel 4Olliston and Mary J. bis wife an will b
sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Sheriff.
SheRiRs Ones. Dover. Del. April 2. IsT3-l2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
sTATg JrRms,

Il b said Jhas exsehatOr willard Eaaisbuty II
Ia III health.
The Spring tem'of th8 SUSSEX county CO1Ft
commences at Georgetown, on Monday.
500 Mas Yosed Ton The support ef Free aohools
IN Camden, at The annual mesting on Saturday
last.gR u1f faf y .sdl .sssi--a 1
I A few peach trees In Sussex country were
brosg cpt fttbloonn " the swsnn weatla ~
last week.
The Co6tfal s. TnatItdie 81 the New Castle
Presbytery held an Interesting sesSion at Lewes,
last week, ft fi IN stqa eaA
lTnephbifI Of the lrIIIord Inslitnts give Two
very hns sptsrtalnmsnts. ON Tuesday and Wsd.
nesday evenings. asris baa pgs ~.
The ccrr6rators Of the Gecrgslown q Frank.
Railroad VIII hold q meeting shortly, Cor the
purpose Of efIscting an Organization Of the
Company IS 1eN4 .uahH} fsAif ssit va
Mcssr. Wales q Bafksr are erecting an Alden
Fruit Drying Factory on their farm, two miles
from MkliOrd-one eyapoFatoF with 125 bushels
| daily capacity. ,.autaH ,iN ftaH 91t
4 Stf .raf .flaa. fIHt y +. . +.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
MmrraInHtfh ndnfh.

u
Very Feeentlyg9 distinguished pgefsssor IN .
Virginia University wanted to deposit Q letter In
the post.o1ce on tha other side Of the Fallfoaa
tmck. A locomotive Was approaching; he
gine could come along. he misealeulated the
speed. ID another moment he was q shapeless
mass. Had Do Weited two minutesf<l1alf min
ute, the train would have passed along, and he
could have deposited hls letter.
AFonng hdy wished to show her friends how
easlg ehacoAld cross In front OF q locomotive (;
she did cross, but her streaming dress caught in
the passing wheels, drawing her back under its
One aaerncon, about sundOwn, a young wife
was looking out Of the window Of her beautiful
country home fot the EeltFnlOf ber husband from
the city. For six months Of their married life
just past they had been 4busly Axing up thar
country place; bofh were young, both were
healthyi the husband was ID business on his own
account, With every prospect of Increasing sue
cess. She saw him get out Of the cars, ana pass.
ed down stairs to greet him at the door; but
whom she reached it he was net there. She
thought be WasI playing her little trick; she
called for him playaallyS asetlonately, but there
was no answer; she saw crowd Of men approach
the gate. open. Il, come up % the path with hel
dead husband. He did aIlght ffOm the cars, and
safely stepped on the platform before the station
There was q train coming In opposite direction
he thought be had plenty Of time to cros. In iron
the wheel struck the heel Of his boot, wheeled
him round under the cars, and all was Ovet on
minute lOngef, and he eoul0 have crossed will
/ the lOoQmotiva behind him. = ~ sgFn-N n 81
1 Limbs are broken, Ilveh are lost every year,
any large citH hX eitere epthsto cross y fonk Of
70 come acfoss many under such circumstances
as u thsY were wiliRg % risk limb and life itsa
70 save one aingie sixty aec0ndas--HalPs Joaras
i Of Health. et s9ttt ssss e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
SALE OF
so BUILDING LOTS,

Situated on Sth, 9Th. MadiSon und NOnros Streets;
The undsrsisnsd will sell at Public Auction. On
the premises,
ThuFsaay, April ~. 1szs, at lea r. H,
Z We call the attention Of thoSs wishing to invest
and Of SPECTATORS to these Lots. The Increase "a
value Of Real Estate IN this locality in the past few
years has been Tom4rkable. indicat Ong are vet bot
ter Tor the future. Purchasers quite e. likely to
PROFIT new e heretofore. large improvements have
extended iarther out, and an tneIoaaing demand
for houses in thi1 part e thaeity, AsgFsat doand
for small house1 IN this imIao1 o1iaiS noieh h0fhood
has positively proved itolf 70 Is 81 hundreds hav-
Ing desired % rent The small houses We had fOE
sale hotWean 5th and 9Th stress, on hkAalenns
Also. two Large Lots marked A and D, we'll suited
Tor manulaetuFing puTD0ses.
TERMS OF SALE 1VSatR gar esnts sash, sAd
the hAlanes In noees with proved endoKse equal
" divided ct and ~ mo1ths bearing interest iron
the day Of sale. Settlement Il Al eaSo1 % - made
prs1i0us 10 the foloWing Thursday, April 24th. s7a
or before that time win be entitled to q lear dis
s,cans OfS per cent Immediate possession on set
Settlement at the once q :, ,,,,, :, 80
No. West Seventh Sc. Wilmington, Del.
L.w. sTIDHAM 4 SON. Austrs. aD7-dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

RRAnf AND TMn UNITED sTA1ns.--A letter
from Madrid to the New York WoRLD, says;
hlJobusy Carols Hui3 invoiahed f0reiby aaaimat
tha Unitad States IN the late debates on slavery
wen ual Unglnnd 60 initiate reforms II the East
ladies A. toe tho United States 10 advise the 70.
Lease ~ alaves hy Spain n the Antiliss. After 4
long HEada ngainst the couxse OF AnsIcizing the
American continent pursued By the United States
spain N the power of Charles WI. than divided
an0ng English, French, Portuguese and Amsri
cans" aaE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

Kiag Bnx, oiAorwiss knoWn u LBNAxxEo.
son Of KEKAULoHI, the dsughter Of KA1T-
HAlxRHA, is soon to arrive IL Wnahington On
business connected with the sale of his kingdom
70 Mr. GIANT. II il felt that . little annsxa-
the COLBAx indoEsen.ent. CASEY appointment
our sons unprecedented prOmotiOi, and othoi
late exudalions Of executive gToslnsss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

RAn.RoAp A4saRn.- "A party q gentlemen,
inolt enrFeyors, connected with the Baltf
motu e Ohio aud Southern New jersey Railroads,
hays this week been emmlnlng the bay and river
ahores, In th0 lower part of thlB Caunty, with q
vieW Of selecting q terminus for the Kent County
Railroad, or miner the contemplated through
reed from baltimore % New York. We learn
that they ald not OK deduitsly upon q site, but
that u viii be eithef on Mr. u Gales ahore Or at
Rock Hall. The road Is 10 Be constructed name
dialely, and line Of steamers for Baltimore viii
cOnnect with H. KeRg Nesos. sst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

IL a announced that the Eve missions Of the
JJnitSa 0tloo 81 CantraI AnlsFia win o. The fEat
ave N, ntaea who serve thsir country at can en-
psno1 81 1 U1Doo year each fn gola win Be recall
"a, - -, aossasdby Z single new Minister at
s1OOOg 4 :, Wr For this new appointment We
noT,inusa ia Hon SIkks A. HUDSON, cousin oi
sha Pm fank. Ha haS sarvna - Minister b Qua
snala Coz tho 1a1l four ySSsl.--N; ]. San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
Nheriffls AaIe.

~ By virtas Of . writ Of Lssagi Ea, : 10 me
" directed. will ke exposed to Pdhlie Sale, at
VI che Hotel ol Charles B. ROzwoll. 10 the town
~ ofSmSFAa, puek Creek huadrod Kent eoun-
q and State Of Delaware.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day OfApril, 1873,
at o'clock. p, m,
the allowing Real Estate. 20 Wit:
All that certain farm. plantation and parcel Of
land aihnAtod IN Duck Greek hundred. Kent county
and skafa Of Della ware. (Wh erain the laid Timothy
ID. palmatOYy new Fesides) adjoining lands Of Benz
iamfn DOnOhO, laMds OF oter 8. Collins, lands Of
DanlaR II. CumminS and other lands. md contain
ing ahouf one Hundred anl Ninakg-nix Acres, he
ths aamo more or less together WitA al and siasa-
IaF The buildinss. impr0Y ementss sc.
SainaA and taken in execution rs the pro perty d
Timoshy @. pAlmatory, and Wtn DO sold tor cash.
80 OnARLES WILLIAMSON, shegiG
SheEia's 0Mee. Dover. Del. March 70. lS5S-apl2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
Oiss q ssH q, HAAS: esy:sss.e Pe:.sFoyea y

, 4 -la4 .f fgEf 2U 905SlUQ 0M&0e y ,
AsRmwALI, Aptit6s wa Havana, April l0.-
The city Of San Salvador, Che capital of the Gen.
tral Anlsricen Hepnhlic o. that name, has been
Destroyed By an oafthQuako, causing q terrible
loss Of lie. Eight hnnarod persons P0Fished, and
property valued at twelve millions OF dollars was
destroyed, The earthquake swaa followed hy .
eonAad fatoas a6a many baiIdines WsiS bnfned.
The city Of San Salvador IL situated on q small
stream which lows into the Pacific Ocean, ona
hundted and Eve miles southeast Of 1uatsmala.>-
Wsll-watered valley, at an elevation Of several
thousand feet above the lsvsl of the Paoiao.-
About three miles 70 the northwest Is the volca-
no Of San Salvador, the close proximity 70 which
Wps doubtless the principal cause Of the extreme
severity Of the earthquake in that locality. A
seen from the city, TIE epne Of ths Y6leano has =
Rentiy.5lopfng summit, and is covered 70 the very
highest peak with thick forests. The crataT,
which 10 mere tAan'h hah alsaguoin circumfsruncs,
isin good state of presSrvation, IL partially All-
Cd with water, and rises 70 the height Of about 9
thousand feet above the level Of tho table-lan on
which i standa, The other hils in the nsiahbsE-
hood of the CITY rise about Hfteen hundred feel
above the level Of the plain. The foundation Of
tue city dates back to the year 1873, when . sst
= ,aiS e sAFS Pen sGs 2:F = ss 2
ifpm earthquakes, especially in The year 1869 ant
II 1854, ia IL ottor - 4 tl1a, aimoit ohtf1eiI
dSsttoy6d IN 1858, ptevions to the last-msntioh
Cd catastropEs, il had poppIatioa Of about thiEt
thousand souls, q large and beautiful cathedral
bight othqr ohurcha4 several converts, . univoT1i
" and female seminary, and several hoapitals.-
IL wa also at the tina place If oonsidaEAblo I'm
lptvnnoe ina commercial sense, possoe1ing aem
2 manulaoturos Of cotton goods end iron WARES 81
ing q depot for indigo aud sugar, its tradS bsin
9 prosperous and constantly incr6asing But o. n
night Of April l6 1854, Il was nlm0st entirely .,
: Istroyed BY an earthquake, one hundred lives b,
{ ing lost by the disaster Immodiatsly alter, amo
2 city was laid out hy ths govsEAent tan mill
y s. large & PARTON Of TIN inhAbifanas, howags
pfeloffod TO rebuild their ruined houses that q
Old city Uas Ruinstatoa q Tie SCAT of RoVOrnmei
By the Legislatarsin JanuaFy, 1855. 1ls pOpul
4 htDn q Nc time Of the recent earthquake was '
: ribusly estimated at from 15.Q ~ 26oQo. ths4S
: mer figures being probably nearest the truth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
WmnRR MamRf

Homo lsNhero affection hInda
asntls hearts n union:
Where the voices all kiudB
Blend In sweet eommunioni
Home ls where the hoart oan ruIt
Safe from daEksniaB sOrFowyI
Where the friends re lore the best
Brighten svsry moFgoIi
Home is whore he friends that love
To our hearts are given;
Where the hlssstnss from above
Make Il seem . heavenl
9 Home b whore the sun win shine
In the hkies above ~:
Rssping brightly throueh the vine
Trained By those who lovs usI
Yes. Ills homs where smiles Of cheer
Wfeathe the bFoRs that greet rs; M
And the one Of ali most dear
Ever comes to greet rs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

"TMH WplxN 10 THE BoATs r rang through
the NoEth1est and, with her officers drawn up IN
line ON ahe iquaaosp-A1ek, and her oOmmandeF
standing with loaded rsyulvnR 1t the, gangWay,
e many e. might b Wste saved: "tiood-bye, my
bridS Of thres weeks, WAS pressed into one oa the
Nu4tg aeocd-bYe, my loves and went down with
b, Nhhlp. 0l tha fsW Survivors a. the Atlantic
tha captain, VIE Was aaleep n the ehAFt-room, 4
one oftns nrat rspoTtsd. Lobispiils COan-joun'. 3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
woVenen1u 81 T.-oops.

FoRT ScoTT, April 1.-THE United Stated
rroOps Stationed On the nontral ands nave
commenced tl6lr departure for 'E0St Gibson:
The oaYalrY started On "Wednesday, Nqd Will
match tlItOnah. The infantry Will fOlioW by
rail On Monday. .5At taf4 m 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
SherItts' SIX.
SmoR1m,s NaHe,

- BY virtue Of 3 writ Of Levari Rapias 70 ne
dhoeeed, Will Be exposed % Public Sale at
~ q KeRtgn. KSntOn handred, Kdnt county
On sATuE3AKIs x 9: dS.,1sE assh day ADri .is7a.
the foIiowing Real Estate, 70 Wit:
All and singllar 81 that piseo and pafdel eflaDd
and premises situated n or near the VilaIo Of KEN
ton Duek Craok hnndraa. kout eounty and state
O. IDelawags. adjoining land ef John n. hilds and
ether lands @ me SAD LeEa Graham, bekinning ct
kent0n 20 Blae9iston's Gross Roads; thbnes With
the said road the south side thereof 1ouIh ffty
degrees and twenty minutes east forty Test 10 q
stake on the south side q said Foad. and 10 corner
i2F Z lot sold ey the sail Lewis aFaksn 10 Joshua
thirty nine degrees forty minutes west one hundred
and twenty tQuR feet and Eve inches 70 stake In
line Of John y. ilds, and . corner fdT said Ar
tklrsi thenco with said Wilds noTth City degrees
and toEty three minutes vest forty fest t0 corner
u tie snid Wilda line and corner for lands Of Lewis
Qfanam thence WITH said araham north thirty nins
twenty four feet and eight inches 70 the pIses Oi
RsHlnni99s e9atailing Ieur Theusand IIlas Hun
eroa an9 Alenty alnaro heet Of Land b1 the SAND
mere oF Jess, exeapting aud ressrvng tsbPeout the
width eg ten feet on the font and parallel vida 1ho
At line Of said above described lot "a ha uasd -
sidewalk 90 pavement for the puFpOss 81 personl
On foot 70 pa and ropaa9 on % over said dswalk
Davement; and 70 is luFthaF agEesaand IndeSstooc
tks said party o. the Sseond part shsi Ave th,
right and privilege Of obstructing Eve fast of a.
q g n o.t y tss SSSIgSss tf ssssn
or keFesiasr q bs erected. the sane tTaet of Ian
walsh th9 lald Lewis arAham sold and conveyed :
the said John Garner b. his deed, in rev simple,
/ even cate hofeWltAs ana executed aud doltV0Fo
klmmo4lntey pFtoT 20 the execution and deliver
hGooE shi8 moEteags and the above rdsited b on
bong 70 secure fouR hundred and ffY ddIIaFs Of n
purchase monGy og said deod. togathor With an a
singular the buildings, Improvements, fixtures.
nei9oa and taken In oxeeuti0n a. the property
| John Garner and Wklmina his wife, and teTre tsI
ants. and will ba sold foFGAsh
CHARLRS WILLIAMSON. Sheriff.
Shorihr once. Dover Del-s March 70, 1STS-apl1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

The cost Of the Vienna 0xhibition will reach
IusaEly $500 900. Il il estimated that IN order
to maksit pay 10000 900 visitors nlust patronisI
the exhibition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
AnrnNo Ya,lnRMan.


The Richmond correspondent Of The Peters
burg Appeal says. More than two years ago, 4
Young gentleman OF this city, son OF q well
snoSu bankeF kradnated With dislindion 4 the
UniN sfsity of Vir1snia, aud came home pFepar-
aaory 70 entering apon his profession ofclvil en-
gineer. While here he determined, in order
% better 81 himself for pTaciical professional
AccotNlaklT his hlhaR paid $500 toahrnl of Bah
timore machinisis for the privilege OF entering
him 10 the large establishment over which they
presided. with the understanding that he was
10 be treated % oaher workman, except that In
|consideraiion Of his theoretical attainment his
aopronticaahin shonA ,baonlT tRo yeau n dur
ationl 81 Nasf A. sDou 40 be deemed himself
prohclent IL The details Of one department he
should Be allowed 70 80 into another. The
young man went 70 Baltimor9, entered the shops,
and with an energy and decision Of character
- commeldable - uncommon, has now nearly
aEPVed aat his term. He ontgred - halpaT at
an anvil n the hlncksmIilfn lhop, and having
passed through all the various departments 81
Z maramoth itcn uoEking blietl1rnl e gcl
at Ne hsad efthe dnnxh hlamen, hegInH worked
hisW6f up By merit ulano "a ench high e.
togo - kis services he'd ~ Ms employees thal
so kr ffsm ehnfring him loI ths oppolinniliel
. for kha acou iion d iniormalion which their
Wort ihey now offer him salary o
$4,000 ayoa1 - HeInnin Win them IN position
ths dalln 81 which are not only light ant
agp kle, hal Il peri,ci accord With bis tsstes
HeWih danlina. howavaE, Tor the pFensna, anf
win lhke vnnlion thia summer ior the pur
posa inapaciing objects Of intorell 10 hia pro-
fsnrion ihni may % fsund II NcEthorn shop
ana fuundofid2 i % not know thas Il vii b
aagaashlo fnR lin q his relatives fog theaa fact
% q puhilhed baf hall not eongalt then
foE,lla iEnrpls 4 ona which 0psht % Be bel
up q Sanng men Who nsod ensenRagemana !
Tier 1k fr nnc1om = life Iha name Q
thdy ii aea s John Dots leahea. Z. j
4 3 he elAa M q Wm. u. ImaoI. Eaqs /
Rlc ma the nsnrke end elandaon I
DEssshs poas. ne tulhant Mason. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
9abIIf SaIfS.
DUBLIc SALE OF
FURNITURE.

At the corner Of 7th and Pine streets.
Mondays April IA at 2o'elook. ,. N.
Gampriaing Beastsads. Bsddine. Tables. Chairs.
aPi2.N OaLE q MILLER, AustionSups.
Also, the usual salo OH New Furniture and New
Carpets 1t the Auction Store 4th and King streets
On Tuesday afternoon. 18th inSt.s - o'elook.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
so BUILDING LOTS

AT PUBLIC SALE.
will be ssld Il Ruhlis Sale. on the prSAiass. On
FRIDAY. APRIL 18th. 1878. at O'Clock. p. m.
Those So Builaing Lots, frOntlng On ROdnan, Hsw;
from the eity and are short distance from the city
line. The sttustiOn Il high and healthy. They are
4 short distance towards Eront street from the
Sehuataen Park These lots will all be sold on very
easy tormA only % per oopt cash. and . aud y
months foF the balanes. If y0u bay lot Tor ~
yoa will only have e. 10 pay In cash and and u
months for the balances Come and buy lot ana
make yourself a ffooholdor. ,,,,,,m
Agent TO eject the sale.
OGLR 4 MILLER. Auet'rs. ADlO-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
AsTRAWaR wEDOIMo.

A sttanaa UoddinR is raearded as having taken
plooo In poltanEills NJ j. Eoasnhys tho bElda -.
ina niss of enly nltssa aummsze, white the
hridseso6m b an old man s. years old, and tho
girl's name WAa CathaEine HeGeman, and i NE
diurhlot 81 respectable faEmeRI who b nap1tud
10 - well Oh. AsbuRV Faxlsy, Ne hero @ the
tale, IL described aAa aiIong powerfully built man
Who was sent - his fnenh % the 9tate Lanati9
AsVlum soma VARS eco. hak who was anhaaqaents
A. rolsas.a, being coh1i1alsd haxmlsaa Ressntly
IS took Il inio kie haa1 thet ho needed via and
~ sat about suppl qinf the want H chsred him
salk 10 eavaEal yoDn0 ladies' IN EottamVilla, but
- rejected BY ell of thsEls alt1uggA ~ posaoas-
"a ealaidarabla property end ell, 90 IN molsy.-
Al l1aath 10 basama aoquallte1 with The Mago-
mans, and arKan4 - 1s4N4 eNsA Atlly
shoald marry osthol1o O. co11lliQA Of bic st
/ lling 0iO. .O09 end giving her Z pony phaeion. 4
nSsior vas engaaed - Eszaolni The eeEunoag and
/ tha marriage WA eQ1gnmatpa 10 eoenaR had
iho, = ~ kata rtiItlil ~ thln C1lhafln1 -.
cSmo iFlehtspaa So tQue1 % the mi4ie.I and
/ d1manas tint b sagald u1l.a ~ z.aE1lass anst
He told hsP that tha nan als had taaam waa aEIe-
vseSRls FaFlsy tired = console ~ Wlle eah ~
80 him IRON hsr and rafesad % look e hin. =,
: kSol1Tea - Woai1 mover I've with Inn epa q.
Il TSSnl1 gaa Fhrlay WdA4l haoe - ~ N4zA nnl
i = :; "a With - ts14efs xhe nal
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
Ths MOaOs Psaes Cs%@isSione'" Dis

SAN FnANumOo, April S.--ThS Peace .Commis-
nionors are diagustod with the Modocs, and have
returned 10 camp. Reddie's squaw wAs sent to-
day 70 have one mere talk, which will probably
be the last. ThD Modom insist upou having Hot
Creek and Cottonwood. Tue troops expect or
doEs ~ march on the Lava bsds At any moment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

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