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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

EB-Eo ladys toilet complete unless there oe me
fragrant SozeDoNT; unto the breath sweet odofs y
imsa IA the gums ruby redness soon assuInes tne
teeth ouck rival aabaster tint, and seem as pearls
set In coral vase.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

A Bio RAT-KILLNa.-Ar raid was made upon
the rats at J. H. Gould's slaughter house yester-
day, and death and destruction were sown on
ali hands. With eleven dogs and one meu, 18S
rats were killed In % minntes and 18 seconds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

The Domestic Sewing Machine Co., will re-
move to SO7 Market street, Institute Hall on or
about March 25th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
TutirEs.


nv oTIoF. -The members Of Lady washington
~ Home No. /, are respectfully invited to meet at
their Hail No. b0z Market street, on FRIDAY after
fnnerai Of onr late brother, Norris L. Hazlett La
Franklin Home and Lady jefferson Homie are res
pectfully invited. BY order Of ns-Sa.,, Sa.,,
NIOrICE.-The members OF Humanity Circle No. |
IN ofB. U. H. H., ,ste requested 10 meet 81 Their
Hall, No. t04 Market Street, Friday AFTERNOON Al
oSpS for me pSEPse o. Hass se and
Franklin Circle are also most respectfully invited
oy ymaris.iS Tlds. e '" Attest: s. SOLOMON, $. R.
NoT1CE-The Societies now meeting a,sse r. the
streets WILL after the 22d of March, meet in II, b.
McDonners Hail, ct the {. e, cor. or Sixth anu
Shipley streets. on their usual night Of meeting un-
til the new hall, in McClarys Building IL finished.
The ladies', society intending TO meet in The new
hall, on wednesday night, will also meet a. sixth
and Shipey. :. nsMSE,tSs ntsWE,S
marQOst ,. N. Fo9tt.
trustees of Wilmington Division. No. l. $ of t.
AZ oTICR-O. U. A, M.-The members OF =
~ Franklin Council. NO. Q, o. U. A. M, 81 "a
and the Order in general are requested 70 W
meet at the Han 219 King street on FIiaay o q, at
tending the funeral of our late bfother. NoIrs La
hSa1gi! msrIS-9t ~ 'iDei VI w ". r. HARRISON. g.
| AZ 1oTICE-EXCELSIoR LOAN ASSOCIATION
| ~ meeting OF the subscribe to stock VIII De
held Thursday evening next, the sOtn lust. ~
| the ONCE of d. Il. Hawkinss NO. ava MaIhet suoe'
| to adopt Bylaws and elect officers and Duectois
mariS-8t
| NIoTICE-We have this day sold to Messrs Rob:
| " inson & Barton, the furniture, hxtnres anu
| good will OF our wilmington Agency. They VIII
continue the Sewing Machine Business at the olu
stand b14 Market street. and are authorized 10 re-
ceive all monies due us on account, and on leases
| for our Sewing Machines. Weed Sewing Machlhe
| Company. II. 8. DAWLEY, General Agent,
| for the Southern states.
WILMINGTON, DBL, March 1lth, 1878. marls-st
| TOTICE-Left his hOms on the Sth of March,
| IL Geo. Turner, is about 1ve feet Etgh, had on
when he left home, dark colOred coat,and ragged
pair of panta. ANY information concerning hit
whereabouts will be thankfully received py MS
| mother. WlLHEMlNA DANb1,
mari76t Seventh street aud Railroad.
| RTOTICE. THE Stockholders of the Penn Loar
| IN Association will meet ut the Room NO
| 500 Market street. on Thursday evening, March 20
ensuing at IN O'Clock, TO consider the prOpriety o.
amending the bylaws. with the view OF Issuing
new series. A full attendance is requested.
| mar. 16-5t WESLEY TALLEf, Secy.
NIOTICE-OFFICE OF
, IN THE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE
INsUKAROE COMPANY,
WnMINGToH, uKL, March u, 15IS
The Annual Election of Directors OF the DelaN ar
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Wild be held at N
ofice OF the Company, No. Cos Market street, WI
, mingtOn, Delaware, on wednesday, Marcn 26th, pe
Z tween the hours OF . and 4 O'Clock, 7; M:
u. L. GILPIN, Secy.
R1-noveP DeawaFean please CODY. marl2-tI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

n<-L..rtrv. health, economy insured by uslng
mai sVis Yeast Powder Elegant light rolls, biscuits,
1c'. pfepared in ten minutes. Try it
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Sew Aavs..l.s..sss... rsIs I,sy.

New Advertisements. This Bay.
Totiee-Trusteen Wilmington Division s OF
Sher ff's sale
Wanted--Drug CLERK
Funeral notice
City Items-VarfouB parties Es j. ..f 81,
Hardware-Truman Shaw.
kl0tn Watehes-Wm u Halt
Public sale of furnitures-hary Slack
Diamends for Eale- Zibe Ferris
Sale OF household goods-D woodward
Building for rent-tHsHc Murray
Wsntad-Sttuation ae housekeeper
Notice-Humenity Circle b W HI
Auction sale Of Millinery goois
Horse for sale-L W etdham y Son
Roons for remit ii Fighter
Peruvian SyTup-City Item o.
Wan ed situations at general h0usewo.k
Notice-Lady Washington Home No
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
F.uAnosAa AHs' co@asaasAa--
ozz.sz e zzz DAusz UezHzsmes
WilmIneton, Del, March 80 le7s. !

WIH7UE1Vz7f a77--f = - ~
The sAid lLoAn Association held Its resulsE
mouthIy meeting, last evening. md cold s1eeo
At s51f :; 900 It s55E sA00 q s. $500 ct sl5zi
ssyentssn shsxes Of the frst series were also
psi6.o de u1
The Central Loan also held its monthly meet
ing, last Isvsning, and sold $500 st S2H and
$1,000 1t 3OX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
on Monday, March gath. 1879
at O'clock. A. NJ.

on MondHF' MAFcn Z4tns 1872
at O'Clock, A. NJ,
His entire household and Kitchen furniture, consist
ing In part, as follows:
IN PARL0R.-tO yards brussels carpets, beaut-
ful figure and nearIy new hatr-clOth suite of eight
pieces, all g0Od: maIble-tOp centre taOle, bde
liable, stove, watnot, stools, venttlAn blinds,
newly trimmed last year.
DINING ROOM.--3O yards ingram carpet new
last season, dining tables, lounge, dozen cane
chairs, stove large mirror, oil cloth in ves-
tbule, entry carpet with border rugs, hatrack &C.
KITCHEN-l cook stove and dxtures nearly new,
an elegant baker; chairs and table,
SECOND AND THIRD SToRIES'-1 mahogany
bedstead washstand anu bureau to matc1, also 3
cottage bedsteads, feather beds, husk mattrass,
washstands, wash bowls and pitchers, l dozen
wihdsOr chairs u dozen rush bottom chaira.1 black
walnut Secretary, bureaus 60 yards Of ingram car
pet stair carpets, stair rods, stair oiicotn, stoves
| and pipe, mirrors.
Table ware, knives and forks and spoons, tubs,
buckets, wash boards benches, barrels Also, many
| articles, too tedious 10 mention.
The above Is all in good order. Eale positive.
| marl4 ts JOIN FARS0N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

w. n. BOWMAN.
mariT GROCER.
sale Of Furniture and Household Goods.
At Public SALE on MONDAY MARCH gath, 1s13
at NO, GO1 East sth st., at O'Clock, p. NJ, follow
ing goods:
PARLOR-One fine Plano, Wheeler Wilson Sew
ing Machine, sofa, Stuffed Chairs, Shades, In,
grain Carpet.
DINING ROOM-1 Sideboard, Dining Table,
Chairs, nag Carpets.
Kitchen Cook Stove and Fixtures, Tables, DC.
Up Stairs-Marbe Top Dressing Bureau, Bed
| steads, Washstands, Ingram and Rag Carpets,
Feather Bed, . Mattresses.
AlBo. Table, Tubs Buckets, WaAhboards, Benches
and many articles too tedious TO mention.
| marfS-bt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
ew-CHA RLBs RI BIkORT, No. 10 vert Eighth 81
(Allmoud Building 2nd door i,.m h ~

Tor ladies and HentleIRtHs
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and shoel
made 70 order and warranted. A Wen beeytet
stock of Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and Gaiteri
Just received which will be sold at very reasonable
prices. ,,,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

VDERKEs q vINToN, Brass Founders, and Maa
II ufaeturers of Globe Valves, Gang Cocks, &c.
Tor Steam, W@atsr @ S, and Gss = mn Importers Of an
Price List No. d2T Arch st., Phia-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

OHoICE ALMERIA GRAPES, ORANGES AND
Z Lemons. Table raisins, a1monds, pruneles
new fgs, dates, (WhltmRn's) cOnfeetioheries, Ae
for sale by JOS. JONES, Grocer,
Fifth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
DuRLIc SALE.

The subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at hisi
residence No. sos POPLAR STREET,
on FrIdaVs March 2Ist, 1878,
at O'Clock, p. M, s.W
His entire Household and Kitchen Furniture, as
followb.
In Parlor-One Terry Suite Of lvepieces, 1e yards
Of Ingram Carpet.
In Dining hoom.-One Dining Table, Dining
Chairs, Lounge, 80, Locking Glasses and Stove.
In Kitehen.--Rag Carl pet rabies, II doz. windsor
Chairs, Cook Stove and Fixtures.
Two Story Ingram Carpets, Cottage Sett;
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Mirrors, Wash Bowls and
Pitchers stair Carpets aud rods, Table Ware, 11n
Ware, Tubs Buckets, WashbOards, Benches
also many articles too tedious to mention.
j. ii. LEWIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
MURRAY.

lie CARTING AND HAULING
done at short notice Car to hire and moVinRs care
fully attended to. All orders can be left at Nj
Kina TsanT RtnVa, M W 9iYfh 81 naVNtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
pUBLTC SALE

f u IS ~ L T u R H L.
The SUITS ,rber, having rented his house, will SELL at
Public Sale, at his residence, No. SOL East
Fourth Street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
GROCERIES At AUCTION.

On FRIDA Y afternoon and eUen-
ing, March %Jst,
AND
saturday. afternoon. commencing
at 3 O'cLecIc.
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND LOMBARD.
A large assortment Of
FRESH GROCERIES,
Canned Goods,
Queensware,
Tin Ware, SC.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
8aaEGiag.

DoARDING-A gentfsman and wife can be &c
Is commodated with q large unfurnihhed froni
room on second door with board at
nov-a2-tf ~ MALNOE "a.
11OARDIN9-Fur GENTLEMEN at -
sepie-n SIS KING STREET.
RoaSSlSs-A' aprSe% 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
aEaated.
Rartnrrsltilr agutifes.

VO-PARTNFRsaIP EoTICE-I have. this day,
Y J assOciated Waiter D. Bush with me In the
Frelehrng and Coal Business, under the nrm name
of Geo. W. Bush Son. ,,,,,. -, ,,,,s,,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17

8 o'clock, April 10.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Pretent, Poynesr. Jaqua, and Ramsdell.
Resolved-That in the matter Of the pc
tition Of Chsster Hayes, and othere, for the
vacation sid relocation Of road IS dsscrib-
ed in their petition, that the same Be grant
cd as reported by Commissioner, on csndi>
ton that the said Hayes give sufficient
bond IL TIE Auditor to grade the hill on the
line of said road, four feet, and build two
culvsrts not less than FOUR feet wide OF said
road.
Carried.
Resolved = That one thousand dollars
bounty b. paid by the county Of Tama for
the discovery Of the first bed Of coal In
said county, W! less than three feet in
thickness.
Carried.
In the matter Of the Melvina Bunker
road in township s., range IA, action OF
Auditor approved.
Adjourned until o'clock, p. m.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17
Killed Near Belle PLANES

On Friday evening last As the
Pacific Express, duo at Belle Plaine,
at 1898 was descending tho grade
east Of town, aud when about three
fourths az mile east a man
was discovered lying on the track
The engineer Immediately sound the
alarm and by using the whistle strove
to arouse the victim. Failing In
this he applied the air brakes and re-
versed the engine but all to .nolpur.
pose, the grade being worry heavy
and this added to the momentum Of
the train; the whole train passed over
him killing him instantly. Assistance
was Immediately summoned and a
number repaired to the spot. A hor.
rid sight there awaited their vision.
Lying across the track was the body
Of man badly mdtilatcd. The cars
had passed over the body just above
the hips severing IL nearly in two.
The lett leg was severed from the
body aud was lying short distaree
from the trunk, the right hand was
smashed on tho rail, tho heart and in.
wards lying beside the body on the
ground aud in addition to the left leg
being severed from the body the
knee was badly cut aud mutilated.
The sad unfortunate resided short
distance from where the accident &C
CURED and was on his way home
when, being intoxicated somewhat, it
Is supposed he became drowsy and
sought sleep on the track from which
all sndeavors failed to arouse him II
time to prevent the sad occurrence
The unfortunate man was = Bohem
ian by birth, and was employed il
tue brewery at Belle Plainc. III
leaves a wife and children to mourn
his sad and untimely death.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17
the Naodoc Massacre.

The treacherons assassination last
Saturday Of 8rigadier General Candy
and commissioner Thomas by the
.Afodoc indians ID tho lava beds OF
Sorthelu Oregon, is 5'a OF the most
dastardly acts in tho entire catalogue
81 crimes perpetrste. b. ,na Indians,
the hope Of whose ultimate e1termi.
nation allnos crowds itself upon one
- such horrors are untolded and
placed before US. A year ago .
portion OF land in southern Oregon
was set apart to the rebelions portion
st Modsc Indians, and Much time
has besn spent IN trying to get them
10 se,,,e on the reservation thus
provided BY the Government: thus
tdr to 10 effect. A Peace Commits
zion war appointed and last Friday
y number OF Indians aud squaws
were in the camp Of the United
States troops, with the the Peace
Commissioners, from whom they &c.
ccptsd presents Of various kinds
A message was sent TO Captain Jack,
the Modoc Chi.t, tor Icace COIN
mission TO TAX. place next Morning
at certain point without tie limits
OF the camp, aud was accepted. Al
the time and place designated thu
Commissioners. accompanied b,
General Candy, met the ind.al
Chief and others, who asked for Ger
Tain reservations. which tic Commits
.s,bsiefA could not grant. After
conference of sosAe length, which ap
peared 10 have been Quite aatistacto
~ the Modocs, the Chief change'
his position and snapped cap q
General Candy. Immediately h
cooked his pistol and fired Killing tn
General INSTANTLY. A number o
shots were fired and Commissions
Thomas was also killed. THIS i
Briefly the case: and as one read
the account OF this and like deeds o
tho Indians, the blood almost con
geals in our veins, aud the spirit O.
desperateness arouses itself in spite
Of all The human feelings, to which
our nature is susceptible. Without
stopping here to recommend the Sc
vereet violence 10 tho mobile rel
~ TaPluIy AZ 90. tho views III thu
kaleidoscope, We express the hope,
that government will take the prope
'tion to put an end to the No loo
war: and that Captain Jack will
have to atohb for the killing OF SO gal.
liant soldier and SO valuable q man
q General Canby by the loss of bis
own lite.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17
PUBLIC SALE or scH0oL LAND.

PUBLIC SALE or SCHOOL LAND.
NOTICE is hereby given, that win on
~ tho 18th day Of April A. D. 1873, at
tie hour If two o'clock P. NJ, ut the front
door ofths Court House, in Toledo, Tma
county, Iowa, offer for sole. and sell, y the
highest bidder, provided the same brings
the appraised value, the following describ-
cd school land, to-wit,
The northeast quarter II Of section No.
sixteen [16J in township No. eighty six
1851 north Of range No. fourteen [l4] west
Of the 9TH p. N.
Terms:-O fourth cash down. the bal
ance in ten years. with annual interest Ut
the rate Of ten per cont. per annum.
March "a, 1873.
THOMAS 8. FREE;
l3-161 Auditor.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17

Hon. Erastns Wells NJ. G. OF
MISSOURI has sugg ested The propriety |
Of calling a meeting Of western Con- /,
gressmen at st. Eohis. for the pur.
pose Of considering questions that
are vital to the people Of the Missis
sipp, valley. With the Davenport
Castle we second the motion, as we
believe some good could not help
resulting from such a meeting.
The Waterloo Grange nominations
for Governoa and Lieutenant Cover
nor turns out to be farce about the
size OF an April fool sell.' Instead
OF it being the voice of twenty
oranges it was OF two. The Oranges
in Blackhawk County are quite in
dignant that the Joke was so effectual.
ly perpstrated, but then j: gave some
an opportunity OF shooting their lit.
tie guna at the candidates. The Cedar
Rapids Republican fred the coarsest
shot but then the joke dwindles a
little, when II is pretty generally un-
dsrstood that the gun from which
the shot come, does not hold forth
III the Republican editorial room, but
IN a law Office Of that city.
General Jefferson G. Davis, not tho
ex President of the so called South.
ern Confeieracy, has been instructed
to take the place rendered vacant by
the murder OF Gen. Candy.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17
Milwaukee Correspondence.

Mr.. Eattor:-In the Chronicle o
Tho 10th inst. l find an item to th,
effect that the Sabula, Ackley 4 Da
ko.a railroad has passed into th.
hands Of the Pennsylvania Central
and with it the whole Of the system
ofroads operated by the Milwaukee
and St. Paul Company. This latte,
company owns Nearly sixteen hund.
rcd miles Of road, the ninety miles
ofthe Sabula, Ackley 3 Dakota now
finished being part Of It. OF all Of
this system Of roads they lease none.
The rumor that the Pennsylvania
Company has absorbed the NJ. q st.
+. grew o, Of the fact that when the
litter road completed It's new line to
Chicago in January il obtained right
Of way and laid its track 10 ths heart
Of tie CITY, taking depot accommo.
hations with the former road. By
this arrangement tie NJ. q st. +.
Carries from any point on its line d,.
fectly to the Atlantic coast; and The
same points are enabled to receive
freighta without breaking bulk, from
any Of the eastern markets.
do not know whether work viii
be Immediately continued on the S
A. 4 D., but am SUR. that no nine
~ miles OF road operated By the
company has given more profitable
businels during the past winter. In.
deed the businnss offered has been
much more than the road could do:
and am sure, also, that tho com.
pany y not one TO lot q Lov lie
around idle who can carry 20 profit:
able : grist 70 its mill. It anything
ean detaih the prosecution Of work
o. this New Io&a road, 1t viii be the
tact that the St. Croik land grant; |
recsntly eb'ainsd BY the II. St r. |
requires tho construction Of over
three Hundred miles Of road into The |
Superior region, and : heavy cbil- |
tract Of this j. laid ont for the co,n. |
ing summer. Il may - well be set. |
tied, however, that the Sabula, Ack.
Icy \ Dakota will not stop till the
Engines Of The Milwaukee q St. Paul
company wink thor weather eyes It
he muddy water II thu Missouri
nd the products Of . portion Of
owa bayc found . new G. mp ting
importation able to cop. with q
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17
TO THE SUF'FERTNG.

The Rev. William III. Norton,
while residing in Brazil as Mission.
ary, discovered in that land Of med.
icnes rethcdy Tor Consumption, Scro.
tula, Sore fnrSat, ,Co,ghs, Colds, Asth.
ma and Neftous beakness The rem.
edy has ciired myself after all other
medicine had failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering, l
will send the receipt for preparing
and using this remedy to all who de.
sire it FREE OF charge.
Please send an envelope, with your
name and address on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM III. NORTON,
GIG Broadway,
New York CITY.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE
QTAfE Of IOWA, rAMA COUNTY. al

QTAfE Of IOWA, TAMA COUNTY a.
~ The Great Western Insurance Comma.
YeHJ4Are hereby Notified ,hnt there j. ~
the Office 81 the Clerk Of the c;, ~.
Court Of Tama County, Iowa; petition -
A. W. Guernsey, clSiming Of yon W. ~
hundred and nina.y six and %. sa av
Dollars With ShsefSst tietxoH 49, ~
January ,3Oth 1872 aud cos,s as ;n..,a
due him for bSney AidT on Is~{
behalf and services periSrlDed for ysni
costs Of protest Of draft, and tina, n ~. Nv. :.
attachmen. has 6ssn ISSUED sgainsrt ysS y
properly.
Aud orless you appear ,hefet.. NM, 4.
fend. N VI before ndol, 81 ne sscoaa a. y.
Of arr next .ferm or said Court. -brfno III
May Term OF said Court for the ,s avg
A y 1911 dbmme1ci0g en- the tirs> aII@ AZ
Of May, A d 1873 A. tho Court Ilon,e 4,
Toledo ~ said. ccan.y defA9lt, viii D. a. r.
tered against you, and judgment feeAixf.
ed thereon. .@sAAsEe 8ses-.'
srlvERs, sAFLEY j wiLLtrr. Il;
1913 Att IS for i'tarutiH'r.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.

StOkeS, TIE 4 lSk murderer, mas Deen
granted new trial.
This has been . spring Of deluges,
Rivers in all parts Of the country,
} particularly the East. have been on
the rampage, and immense damage
has been done.
Ceutervillo has hal q 5000 Ere,
in which ten head OF horses were con
sumed.
Hon. J. NJ. Woodbury., of Mar
shalltswn, diea Of consumption Mon
Hon. G. w. McCrary member Of
Congress from First District, has
addressed card to the Keokuk
Gate city, conce rning the back salary
steal.
lie says: have not recsived and
do not intend to accept, the back.pay
voted by the last Congress to It's
members, nor any part OF it. As
soon as | am advised las have not
yet been OF the amount OF the
money placed TO my credit as back.
pay, | intend TO order it's return to
the Treasury of the Unined States,
and, if found practicable, its ap plica.
ton TO the reduction OF the Nation.
al debt"
The Waterloo Courier give the
particulars Of case OF infantioide
that occurred at Cedar Falls recently.
The child was about two months old.
born out Of wedlock, and was
thrown into the river from the bridge
by the father. The parents Of the
child 1--we in Pottowattomie Co. and
were in Cedar Falls visiting hsr pa
rents. The Courier says "thers is no
hanging inIowa for such, but there is
. hell 10 future
A large number Of Grape vines
was killed during the winter, aud az
q consequences the grape crop OF '73
will likely fall short OF that for the
paat few years.
r. D. Bell OF NJ. Vernon, mention.
cd in our last issue a. being accessory
to the crime OF abortion in the case OF
Mrs: Gladstone, had q preliminary ex.
animal on before His Honor, tho
Mayor Of Marsha.ltown, who cons,d. |
cred Che evidence insufficient |
to connect him (BelI) with the act
In speaking Of him the Marshall
Tines says: "The evidence to us is
clear that he tBell) had seducsd this
woman proved TO be reputable,u nder
The promise Of marriage; then refus.
ID to fulfill hil promise, and drove
her in state Of frenzy to cemmit
The act, or procure some on to do it
which was ended BY sending her to
he grave. and bowing the head Of
" aged father 10 sorrow And shame,
The city Of San Salvador, Capital
i the Central American HepuBli,
vas destroyel by an earthquake that
March 4th. II ii .a.,,i,stel
hat 800 lives wers lost, All Tho des
ruction Of property will tAll little if
ny, short Of twelve millions dollars.
This y the third time that tity has |:
'een visited BY earthquakes within
he last score Of years. aud consider
- this, II il possible some time will
lapse before that place will again
9 Inhabited by 10 large number Of !,
crsons 10000 to $4,000. !