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Rrafessio,,aI Gap6s.
ATTORNEYS.
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: .rur.r enAs ". rrasER.
STREET & !fURNER,
ArroRNExs AT. Law, saa.
once in rear Of D.wes' store. BOHEMIAN. y. e
JOHN POTTER,
ATTORNEY and Counselor III IaE,
HAMILTON, MONTANA. \. 9sss
- WIN practice in all the courts or afontana
Territory. Ya4
R. n. WILLIAMS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
BoZEMAN, 6M. =.
win, nractce in all Courts of the Territory
orrrcn in COURIER building, up stairs.
GEORGE F. COWAN
ATTORNEY AZ L a W.
easoo, hver 81, story Of the House B' idins,
RADERsBtjRG. NJ. r
r.a EDWARDS. r. r ''''o''
EDWARDS s. vIvION,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
49, BOzEMAN. NJ. r. Nj
wit, ,ract,cs in all the Courts of the Territory
~ COLLECTIONS promptly attended to N
II. 4. WILLIAMS,
Attorney ! and dCounse1or atI4hw
BozEMAN, MONTANA,
will, practice in all Courts of the Territory
<. G. r.. GEoRGE, vuoF
,rroRN EY At LA w,
RADERsBuRG. III. +. hf @o Y
SAMUEL WORD, ii
ATTORNEY At law.
VIRGINIA CITY, NJ. 7.
Will practice In all courts Of Montana Territory.
). j. DAVIS.
Arrorne y aaet Coun..tlo,A. e r-.>~ So
BozEMAN, MONTANA.
I, u; ,,actiee in all courts of Montana Territory
PACE s. COLEMAN,
4 ftroRNE y A = La "
pnzE,i ~ -1rSp fsADERSBURG. M
I s-.-Will practice in all Courts Of Montana.
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AZ the time L,dtis Nltolcol was lying IN
sta.e ii hi MEnglaala. elsiaS was Finx " STATE
il Americas ana stateH isiee ! xsas toos
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON MARRIAGE.

HapDy Rxlfef for Young Men rom Ms el,
fects 81 Errors and Abuses n early lie. nsnn9o.,
.S, ~ traafment New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent iree, II sealed en-
veiopee. xr.r,, 5. ccr,s,r4 i ,rsfasr n, g, Ra,1fl
,r;th Il Philadelphia Pa.&-an Institution having
high reputation for honereble condact ana Pro
fessIonsl skill.
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foreelection, young lady promised to
kiss the editor OF the volga Valley (la.) Times
once month for four years, n 6rant VISA,
elected. She is keeping her promise risanl
fally. but is growing thin, her appstite u
poor, and uiiless the winner Of the bet dcc-
dorizes his face and quits chewing tobaccc,
| he will have to announce funeral ers. long
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II is believed that when full reports can be
ohtainsl II viii 10 found that nearly 5Oopet-
sons lost their lives IN Mlanesota Curing the
recent snow storm. s.sns ssssfs3.4s.s 4
Richard Spencer, who was lately khnE for
murder In England. was born in Jail, and hid
father was hung for the murder os big
mother. .i.ss,. ss.ss 81 :. 80 =
| IAN ancient bachelor, who has the ex-
perience Of many years to judge from, says
that there has been ,torty per cent less spars.
king this winter than any otthe preceding,
The high price af eoaf hns made pat 4 asi-:
tias sparing ofmidnight fires apd hence tho
falling or of this enjoys yahlepfactioe.
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GIeaningsa aIid Gossip.

$
n like beech tree, Esquimanx dogs have i
very thin bark. Fti E s1ef1Ii'ts s
Y Ia Crosse, Wis, makes its own watches.
and good, steady blacksnliths are In demand
at the factory. s. 81
California Cinnamon will make clock and
case of an oyster can, few bits Of wire, two
nails and BIT of lead. ~.
The bed to be avoided, next to an onion
bed. lis the bed of a river, unless one is par
tial 10 sheets OF water. II a.s w. s..s f5..i. III
An Alabama farmer laughed :himself al
most to death ..tolsee chackenthief try to
climba fence with his knees fulliof buck
shot," asai 4is aftis II iiasissi
Hunters I'M northern Minnesota Git down
on the top of telegraph pole when they
want to rest, and are then only a foot above
tile snow.
Chattanooga people are paying twenty
eight per cent. tor money. and yet complain
that they cannot borrow enough III n.
A peripatetic quack doctor ii New York
proposes 10 eradicate worms in children by
making the patient swallow a ll'e trout.
A Chicago Judge has decided that q maEz
a M9an bsD ana make snssr hnsnsss mess
ship with him, according to lle laws of thl
State.
The vitality of the human race is said to
be on the increase. Hercules would have sue
| eunrbed under the weight of insectiye that q
life insurance agent will bear without wink
ling.
| A member of the Philadelphia common
council was indicted for keeping "a gambling
house, and the council thereupun appointed ;
committee to impeach him, but when sough
for he could net be found. s.,f f..fl II
/ Four millions of dollars have already beel
expended on the New York post office, andi
present plans are carried out, three and {
quarter millions. more. will be required to Tin
ish it.
Enterprising New York saloon keepers arr
organizing their dens into colleges" so a
to get the drawback on whisky used for sssci
Ientifie purposes under the bill just passet
1.-THE house. 8l
II A Jersey City Gent lately had both ear
lgrazed by bullets while escorting homea giT
whose hand was wanted by q rival. A yer
unhealthy town is that. IS .f5aa a.lz ss.
i The orator who told his hearers that til
ewes of the vox populi We're on them. mus
be first cousin to the man on stump, VIII
exclaimed, Fellow citizens, we are SUI
rounded by an incubus" ss9a
The post Office department is arranging {
iiaye the newspaper mail in large cities mad
up and labeled in the publication office, an
sent direct to the depots, without gong thrt
the post Office at all.
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A. ~. ~ A. NJ.

a. T.. Ix A. M.
y stated Communications of Galiatin Lodge aU. ,ur
3xAFSA M neld at their hall on tne hisf ef each
nv evening on or before tne iuii lnooA
:s.,nv hretsren are cordially invited to attena.
s'slsihs i - TIiOs. X, EDWARDS, w. NJ.
a 2. MENEFKE, Sec.
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"a !, FIVE Lines; Square Ten Lines 81 ms ms
), Notices rs eents per line for the hrsI iase'-
s,,J 4. cents. for each additional insertion.
- rransisut advertisements. st be paiu -, =,
~ nee. and sall job Printing when tAs Wo'A
E&xfs vered.
a.rrcroRY or FEDERAL OFFICEhs
~ OF MONTANA.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05

PROPOSALS INVITED FOR CARRYING
MAILS A considerable force of clerks in
tue Postoffice Department are now oc-
cupied in sending out pamphlets, con-
tainlng advertisements inviting propo-
sails for carrying the mails in the States
of California, Oregon, Nevada, Nebras-
ka, Kansas, Arkansas. Louisiana and
the Territories of Dakota, Montana, Wy.
oming, Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho,
Utah, Arizona and Washington, from
July, 1874, to June. 1878. Proposals
will be received for this service until 5
o'clock p. m, February O., 1874. and the
decisions will be announced within one
month thereafter. The pamphlets sent
out by the Department contain all laws
bearing on the subject, and full instruc'
tons for bidding. These are furnished
to all the principal postofices on the va
rious routes, and will be advertised il
two or more newspapers in each State
and Territory.
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Dun oS PuEE-Tae San Francisco
Pos; thinks that tbs ngwspapeTs Of the
Pa-ilc coast should make a united effort
@ iuilee Congress 10 move vigorously
for The abolition Of the duty on paper at
the beg.Ening Of the next session. The
oakland Transcript fay0rs the idea. 1t
SAYS Senators Jones and Cssserly and
Congressman Luttrsu are sound free
traders, and can Be relied upon, aud that
"Clayton, Page ana Houghton can be
made to see the matter in its proper
light. We would ike to see the news
papers Of the Pacific coast and Of the
whole country advocate not only the adj
mission Of printing paper Tree Of duty
/ but Of all other articles. But Why Is this
great cry against the duty on paper: Il
. It is right 10 impose a tariff on any arti'
Gle consumed, it Is right to impose it OF
paper. But some people can never SET
anything wrong in q savage bull running
. NJ large until their OK Is gorsd.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05

ate ior such a plan. Certain deae'enee'
in the present method, which sAPei'el1e
had made manifest, voud doubtless oe
supplied. Some Of the COMMITTEES are
expected in this city.
No bank statement has ben is'As1
to-dsy.
Tie specie shipments Eers sic''clo IL
/ silver bars.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05

Who don't know that the cheap pest
store In town is =. Ashim d Bros
Boys clothing, Latest styles at s.
Asaim d Bros.
a hat given to every one that buys
IA salt at =. Ashim = Bros.
Something new-r0d, white and
blue Cal. Mission flannel undershirts
and draSers-S2. 90 At Ashim d Bro.
Paper collars--Byronic or shakspe-
rean-25 cents per box at Ashim 4 Bro.
Cheapi-.White, brown and black
canvas shoes IT =. Ashtm 4 Bros.
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American Flag Min and Mining

American Flag Min and Mining
Company Location Of Principal Place OF Busi.
ness, San Francisco, CALIFORNIA; location OF
Works, Ely District, Lincoln County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors held on the SOth day OF
September, 1873, an assessment mo 81 Of one
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin, to the Secretary.
at the Office Of the company, No. 800 Cali
fOrnia street, Room 5, San Francisco, Cali
fornia
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 4th day Of Novem-
Der, 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale, at public auction, and unless payment
is made before will be sold on the 9th da y
Of November, 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale
By order Of the Directors.
GEO. R. SPINNEY, Secretary.
once: No. $50 California street Room No. )
| San Francisco California. o5-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05

4 CORRESPONDENT Of the Helena, Mon
taua, Herald, writing from Bannack City,
SAYS the Phoebe Of Montana has been
struck % North Willow Creek, in that
district. Assays from three different
lc!-s showed $40, 200, $1,000, 81 100
TO the Ton ia silver. Thousands Of tons
Of nch rock are in sight. and a general
staYp=de iliih=r has taken place from
the surrounding country. Good enough
n us 10 sccu times Is these.
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New Gu-qau.
LOST.
I,HIs Is TO CERTIFY TO ALI

vu,HIS Is TO CERTIFY TO ALL
10 whom these presents shall come, that We
xhose names are hereunto subscribed nave en-
tered into limited partnership WITHIN the
stat OF Nevada, under and by virtue OF an sct
OF the Legislature Of said State 10 authorize me
formstion OF limited partnerships, upon the
terms and liabilities hereinafter set Ioi'h' u
wit a..
The said partnership is to b conducted under
the name and style OF @. r. Gushing 20. Inc
name Of the general partner in said hFIn is u h
Cushing resident Of the town OF Pioche, LIN,
coin County State Of Nevada, and the special
partner is c. h. Burrage, of same town, Count!
and State. The said special partner mas eoh,
tributed to the capital stock Of said hrn capital
70 the amount Of three thousand four hundred
dollars. The nature OF the business TO be
transacted is the general drug business. Inc
said partnership is TO commence Immediately 81
! and after the signing Of this certlhcate ana Il
I 10 be Z minated on the last day Of SEPTEMBER
A. D. 1876. ,-.,
Mae and severally signed by the said part
ners, in the town Of Phoebe, the third day o.
/ October, A. D. one thousand eighth undred anc
lC.R. BURRAGE, Seal
! (sigpedl 10 R CUSHING. Seal
Witness Signed II. r. BREAKEY,
Acknowl lodged BY all the parties in due form
and recorded. COLIN
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DAILY RECORD
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1873.

The Business Ofhce OF the PIocHH
DAILY RECORD will Be hereafter IA the
Office Of Fl. Z. Breskey, At Aiehas! $
cigar store, Main street, orPoslie
Meadow Valley.
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Foreign N ews.
The Monarchy to be Proclaimed in
France--EHorts Of the Republicans
Againts H.-SicIness nt the Cape
Of Good Hope.


DhuSSELS, oCt' d.
The Echo department says it has pri-
vate information from Paris that the
Monarchy will certainly be proclaimed
on proposition of majority of the
Assembly.
PARIS, Oct 3.
The Republicans are rebuilding their
efforts to thwart the designs of the Mon
archists. Theirs, Dufuare, Say and
Periens will hold conference next
week. All sections of the Left are unit
ed. Extremists are promising to submit
to the guidance of the Moderates. The
programme of the Conservatives on the
meeting of the Assembly will be resto-
ration of royalty, Constitutional and
Parliamentary Government, a redivision
of the country into electoral districts,
and the immediate nomination Of a
Lieutenant General of the kingdom.
LONDON, Oct 4.
Advices from the Cape Of Good Hope
report sickness broken out among the
troops on the coast. Out of one detach-
ment Of 104 marines 80 are in the hos
pital
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.
The Commission appointed by the
Board of Trade this morning, raised in
an hour 81, in cash for the relief of
Memphis.
WILEEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 4.
Geo. Law was shot dead last night,
while robbing the garden of Frank Espey
near here
New YORK, Oct. 4.
]. H. Young, Money Order Clerk of
the Brooklyn Postoffice, is missing since
Saturday last, and an examination Of his
accounts shows him to be a defaulter, to
what amount is not known.
The steamship City of Antwerp, with
Captain Buddington and associates, Of
the Polaris, on board, has arrived.
SCHUYLER, Neb., Oct. 4.
A terrible psrricide occurred in this
county few days ago. John Fahey, a
young man, while temporarily insane,
killed his father and attempted to kill his
sister.
CAIRO, Ill, Oct. 4.
The Mayor of the city has issued q
proclamation quarantining all steamers
from the lower Mississippi river.
New YORK, Oct. 4.
A meeting Of the Committee on Priv.
leges and Elections, Of the U. s. Senate
to consider plan for changing the Con
stitution with regard to the method o.
electing the President, which was to have
, taken place here yesterday, is postponed
in consequence Of the absence of a quo
rum, Senators Morton, Carpenter, An
thopy and Bayard only being present
Senator Anthony, in answer to inquiries
said it would be impossible to indicate
the character of the committees report
1t was certain, however, that the method
. of electing the President by direct vot
would not be recommended, for the rea
son that it would be impossible to &c
the necessary two.thirds vote Of the Sen
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05

KANSAS in 1860 had population of
107 900. 1t now has $780, 900 souls. In
1881, there were only ga, 900 900 in tax
able property. There were in 1871 $685..
10000. In 1861 there were 200 school.
houses. There were 2,427 in 1872. In
1860 there was not mile of railroad,
bat in 1873 there are 5000 miles Of iron
tSsok.
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TO DEBTORS.

HAVING SOLD OUT MY INTEREST IN
i i the Butcher Business Of the firm of ]. II.
haiiet Co, all persons indebted to the firm
are requested to pay up on or before the 10th of
thls month j. II. MALLET
Phoebe, October 3, 1873. C3.td
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Geographic Dispatches
Eastern Dispatches.

SPECIAL 70 rHE PIocHE psnY EEooED
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NOTICE.

" CCLTERNELL, SAM'L THEAI AND
w c. GREEN.-You are requested to set.
tie back charges and storage on Tool Chest, Va.
lise and Blankets stored in our warehouse, with.
IN 10 days or your Tool Chest Valise and
Blankets will be sold to pay the same
ChAS STEIN X co.
Phoebe, October 2, 1873. oS.3t
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Born.
1ifd.

In Chi,so. August 80. HoEAL - witrbner
aged year and 2 days, soA q
al. 9. ArruTs, Nevada
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thereby increasing the valne q Their
property from S2J5, 80 to S25li -.
The C. p. L. Il was increased on roll
ing stock, ele., from s47l, go 70 e132l =
80. an increase Of S60. $50.
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PosTaL.-1he following Postoinee
changes on the Pacific coast have recent
" been made:
Office established Ruby Hill, En-
reka county, Nevada: Josiah ". Jones,
Postmaster.
Ofiee discontinued Oreana, Hum
boldt county, Nevada.
Pos;nasters appointed.-At Eureka
Eureka county, Nevada, JohnF. Ramsey
At Galena. Humboldt county, Nevada,
i. + Wilson. II Diamond, JGab coun-
ty, Utah. VIM. c. Raymond. At Hay
den Ferry, Arizona, Jacob HANKS.
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Financial improvements
Jay Cooke q Co.'S Anairs-.Double
Eagle. and Trade Dollars--Death
Of Ex-Governor Carroll, Of Nary
land - Army Rations for shreve-
port--Priesis for Shreveport, and
Nurses for Memphis--Relief for
Memphis-shot Desd-Defa ulting
p. o. Clerk-ATriyal of the Polaris
Crew in New York-Terrible Case
Of ParTieide In Nebraska--ttuar-
antine at Cairo--The Committee
Meeting Deferred---No Further
pension--Specie Shipment.
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Dhu SSELS, oCt D.
The Echo department says it has pri-
vate information from Paris that the
Monarchy will certainly be proclaimed
on proposition of majority of the
Assembly.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05

Affairs in financial circles continue to
improve The closing day O. three days
grace accorded brokers making up pri-
yate settlements, brings with it no new
disaster beyond the suspension of the
small broker house OF Albert Cole, which
has exercised no influence on the market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
Il is stated from Washington, on the
authority of Ex-Gov. Cooke, that the firm
OF Jay Cooke & Co. will soon make a
proposition to their creditors for the pur-
pose Of enabling them to resume bust
ness. Members Of the firm have pooled
their private property and personal as
sets, and will place it 1t the command Of
their creditors in the liquidation Of their
indebtness. They propose to pay every
cent they owe, both principal and inter
est. Details of the proposition will be
made public in due time.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.
The Mint at Philadelphia, under order.
from Washington, is coming double
eagles at the rate ten millions a month
The California Mint is running at its full
capacity on gold coinage and trade dol
ars.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.
Thomas King Carroll, formerly Gov.
ernor OF this State, died at his residence
Dorchester county, to-day.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
By order OF President Grant, 800
army rations will be shipped to Shreve
port tomorrow for the benefit Of tn
sufferers. Fifteen interments at Shreve
port to-day, from yellow fever.
Two Catholic priests of the Society c
Jesaits left to-day for Shreveport. Tween
ty female nurses left for Memphis tn
evening, sent by the Howard Associa
ton.
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Pacific Coast.

Particulars Of the Exee"ti"" VI
Medocs--Appiieation for the e"-t"-
dy 9th. Indicted Indians Denied
The Case Of Captain Clarke Before
the Jury--The Gulf and '"io'A"o
steamer--sad aeCid-Ht-->eh'f"''
Po.tponsd--An Accessory oil Vac
aus, u.Idte Au.ver--New Paper
at Los Angele---Sa.qu"I Again.
Murder by Arizona indiAn---oee'-
dent at san Jose.
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San JOSE, Cal, Oct 4.
Occident trotted against time, and
made the first quarter in 561a; half in
10; mile in 2:21.
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STATE AFFAIRS.
sM DOVER.

80
RK- AssEMIi.4 ~, uF riIE LEGIsLATUKE PRES.
ENr-AN Arityr BUSINESS sEssION-TwEEDLE
DUN AMI is a. DEE-THE REFoRM MOVE
nfENr conn ,...,g-A SHORT SESSION OR LONG
oNE7-&C ..a.
Special Correspondence Of ne Commercial:
rl " Dover, Jan. IA.
All the members Of the Legislature are pres
ent and ready for duty. .lla
both branches convened at the usual houi
this afternoon, and as to tho work accomplished
the report OF the proceedings will show very ia
vorably in both branches, especially for ses-
sion Of an honF and q half y 70
The first bill of the session Of 1878 passed the
Senate. this afternoon, without a dissenting
vote. 1 allude to the act incorporating the Tas-
ker loan Association Of New Osstle.
Senator Lesley's bill amending chapter II Of
the Revised Code,, is to take the tax on Loan
Associations 1t was read aud properly referred
but on Mr.. Records objection, Mr.. Riddles bill
to repeal the travel tax was declared out of or
der, because bills for raising revenue must orig
iiate in the House. Strange that such differ
epce there shonld be. twixt tweedle-dum and
tweedle-dee. Undoubtedly, however. Mr.. Rid
dies design was to. raise" that tax, clear out OF
sight.
in the House, two important bills were intro
dnced-that Of Lewis Thompson to except per-
sonal property from execution and that OF Mr..
Silver, prohibiting the attachment of wages.
think they will pass, though the former may be
amended. ,t.- .-,.. %, t.,-ss
The probabilities OF an early adjournment are
being discussed in rather private manner.
heard it limited that member In the House is
already preparing joint resolution for an ad-
journment prior to the first OF March. At the
mere mention of this fact, a member from below,
with very complacent smile predicted spending
the month OF April in Dover, "finishing up busi-
neas."
The arrivals at the Capital Hotel, this evening,
from Wilmington, include Francis Vincent DIR.
Chaytor. II. b. Mcintyre, Isaac Woodrow and L.
NJ. Oge.
The stockholders Of the proposed new Demo-
cratic daily meet here on Thursday, and 30 also
does Sam. Townsend, the object of the latter's
visit being TO hold a Convention as a white
Mans Party" J. A. A.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-01-15

Lost THEIR HoRsEs. Thomas Steele and Will
liam Drake wers both unfortunate in the loss OF
their horses but both were singularly fortunate
IN recovering them. The formers was found
near Glasgow. Mr. brakes was takeu in mis-
take by some one, and he met the party retlirn-
ing with it from Stanton whilst lie was i'll quest
Ui 1t,
BALL-The Brotherhood OF the Union, Of
Newark, intend giving ball. in Lnttons Hall
Oh the 2lst Of FEBRUARY, in honor OF Washington &
birth day The 22nd coming on Saturday, II was
deemed best to fix the time for the day previous.
Tue DEL. IL PENEA. ELECTIoN.-Att the election
Of Directors ON the Del. u Penna. II. II all the
old Board were reelected, except WIN, Dean,
whose place il supplied by John Pilling.
IHE METHODIST REvIvAL.-The extra meet
ings in the Methodist Church are awakening a
great Interest among the people. Seventeen
persons were at the altar, last evening, seeking
religion.
ASOTHER ACCIDENT. Michael Keeley an en-
plOyee ON the train on the Del. IL Penna. X. X
had one Of his fingers 30 mashed that 1t had tC
he taken of. Both gentlemen were attended by
Dr. Stiles kennedy and are doing we'll.
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The Grain Trade at New Castle.

VESSELS LOADING AND CHARTERED TO LOAD.
gpeciaL OorTepondence Of he Commercial
New CASTLE, Jan. Is.
The following vessels are loading and charter
ed to load grain at this port:-'
Sch Samuel Gilman. 1900 bus. capacityi ship
pers l.. Jefferson Il Son.
Sch American Eagle, 1000 bus. capacity; ship
pers, Il Jefferson X Son.
Sch Star King, $500 bus. capacity; shippers,
H. Jefferson Son.
Sch Florence Novel; 10000 bus. capacity ;
shippers, j. Ga A. II. Stockloy.
Sch +. Sinnickson, HOO bus. capacity shipper,
s. r. Truss.
This is all at present that are here or under
charter to load. J.P.