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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04
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NInTT z - HORTICULTURAL FXHIBITIoS.-
~ Donst'Ons Of fancy or Other articles for The
Home Table, Of the coming Horticultural kxhib'-
tion, viii be ihsEtfu " res~i ed b. either Of the
underetgned Cnrnmiitee; Nfs. Z. g. Butler, -
7 tnsl street Ms Pblfp Gag .y, sii King street;
Mrs. z g. Wosgon sol Wszbibgson sreat: N ..
Geo. Richardson, SIS West strset Eep%ts
~ WHNNSTON, Sept 3 1877.
Al persons are forrid trusting any one on my &C.
count on after this date. vii MT pay any bills
~ contracted seps s. DAVID P. Blu
NOVICE TO TAX PAYRRs-The tax payers Of
~ the Northern Dis NJ Of Wimi1Vion Hundred
are hereby notified thA; the Undergrad vii bs at
Fighters cigar store, y. " cor. Of Ninth ard Mar
kei HtreeiE, on hObaey next rom A. N. 70 u N
and IF in u P. ", remaining there dB y unit
further nOce, for tas purpose Of receiving Coln'y
taItE Lew Is MCCALL@s
sug3O II ColeetoT.
A'OTICB-The co psrtnershi. b -retofore existing
~ between Marin Johnston s'd 'ert BOgia.
trading under the ntm name a John TN bosia,
Bon Bin wsE dissolved on rue l4th inst, y
mutual c0nEeBt The rus - Of the late arm vi /
be SIT ed ~ Martin johns on, who VIII continue
the 10 uess At the Old sts1d, No, 4Nl ahlpiey y
MAR ~ JOHNS On,
FERy. r BOGlA.
Angus ~ isI2-'T
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EM0yAL TO CUR OLD Place or
Business.
FOURTH AND King; sTRKETA,
noLE a MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, AuctIupeer
Fourth and kinR streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL
DUBLIO SALE
Al Choice Building Lots
AND
5 BRICK HOUSES AND 1 FRAME,
VIII be 8 Id at Pubic Sale, on the premises over
Third Street Br dg,
saturdav. septembnr 9. Isza.

at BY o. lock, r. NJ,
These houses and lots are sluat right In the
centtr OF The imprlven II over 7 ri Street
BridR, on cad, Town END, BuitonVOOd and
streets, IT tne houses ar thTeB-AtUTy bricks I
rooms Of. Head street be'weeu Lhbdtll ana A Sis
Ro s'Orl brick h luse. g rooms, with a ram.
stable attached, on Townsend between 4 ana u
street q, and / two Urg Tram house on The cOrues
OF Button MOOD and streets these re the lust lots
In The business portion Of hs' part VI tow II ss,
within Il ~ yards of the Wilmington Rolling NIL
bile School and G. urch within one SOU re
Ftr further particulars zee plats at tns Nice Of
CRlr Miller, COZ, Fourth and hing str cts
IL tMS OF SALE . 10 - wenty per cent.
So, TIE balance in n.tes If three ana six Hohths,
with interest from da Of bale, three per Ut mt
Cd for cash, II pal within ten dass aft ME.
TER On HOUSES. -UHe third cs4Ii, a the
balance COZ remain on mortgage
augBO-6t d. FRA NIX TOW sSEND
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VAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE


the undersigned. Receivers n Ia IS for ths City
Of wilmington viii tie ~ tbr ~ liAi,Un and after
the lst Gay Of August ,l9s b twsg'h ne hours OF
and IL IN Inc morning and from 2t,G il the after
noon, for the purpose U T. eiglp2 Taxes AL taxes
paid August am NJ y TIE closing u The polls Of
the CITY III ctOn the face - me bill must he paid
and sfer that cate I'VE per wi Re added n the
bill ALI ANBEh rH ASDLRh,
WILLIAM 5 9ILLBY,
auOf-tf Receivers Of Taxes
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for Beut.

INoR RENT-s'ore no. =. West Ti.d street
Is sseziyn fiyen immedistely. App, %
PbR1fV PJundrr,
au7ss II Tenth anu orsnze sIeets.
UVoR RRST-The three-siory bTiek dwelling q
+ No. ess ". Puurth Street, With az modern -
sag9i 4 Third and orange s'reess
INoR RsNT-' sable in a desirable location;
T gill hold four horses Apply 70
aagls- No West seventh street.
UNoR RgST-P ifteen room house, No. al "a
y Market street with all modern olnvthi -
enHes Apply 70 $, 3; sTA 1870.
" KBST-The basement under the FIRST Ma
4 tisnsl Rank Il IL the same SIZE as the Banking
ana Directors Room OF said Bank, and contains
arse n-e proof vault: II IS vel suited ,or Govern
ofnces or for real estate or insurance agencies. To
urslc ass applicant entirely shiis sc'ory 10 the
Board Il DirectOra favorable Advancement can be
offered. Apply 70 GEO. D. ARMSTRONG,
angl-lm Cashier.
ENOR REST.-Po1r small new houses Oh .
4 Gilpin avenue and Lincoln SIS. one on -
JsskEsn street, near Lowering Avenue rent 500
per aunam Inquire Of Nm. ii. Pierce
jSi0-i No 5, W. 9Th St
EHoR REST-A new tvO-s'OTy cottage Tor e
L rent APrIy 70 =, =, ,,,,,,D ~, -
iys-u No. :. ". seventh street
INoR RENT ROOMS, two Of them on n st moor,
T. in a desirable location address CB B.
JIi-it ! his once
UNoR REST-Thi d story connecting Rooms,
II over our CARPET store, ~ and IN Market 81,
spF2.u @. WOkhkLL-
LsOR RRST.-Dvelling House No 1910 Delaware
T. Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern I'M
provements; possession given o. the 2sth OF March
next Apply 70 CLEMENT Is. SMYTH.
dec9,tf SIS West Street.
LSOR RENT-Large fourth-story reom with anti
| e rooms; suitable for societiea Apply 70
RICHARDSON 4 HOOPRS,
BovHS1 313 MArkei street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04
TIN,p PHYSICIANS.

Liebreichs Croton Choral Hydrat a new hypnotic
oral nerves ana net on me heart. For sale by
e, BRINGHURST d CO.,
ApotheeaTiGs,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04
sela3t
DUBLIC SALE
OF
20 ALL GOOD LOTS,


ON WASHINGTON EIGHTEENTH AND NINE
TENTH SIS, NJ iTlI WARD, Oh
Sd u d0V. september I3 h. 1873,
atty O'Clock, p M,
WITHOUT RESERVE OR TNDERB RIDING.
These lots are located on the beau tful o on The
the n9rth side OF the Br. ndy wine, atty OHB ash
inston street and parity on eighteenth and Nj e.
teeuth streets, and aye all deB rabe lots command
ing nealtitHl view of the Brandywine OF the q '
OF tllmln .tOl an the Delaware silver. E'gh een'h
street IS now to us intersection Win Snun
Mil Lane, giving very commanding view OF tile
farS properly, and will soOA be graded 30 1t will he
aVelahle
AuJ person attending this sac We feel confident
win have an excellent OppOr' unity ~ securing
themS Ives splendid hons lot ard should the, ne
sire IN mold without improvement cUuid scarcely
fail 10 make large interest.
TRIMS or sALE = 1weny per cent cash.
and the balance in notes equally divided ut
aud months, bearing interest from the day
OF sale. settlements IN all cases to bt made prev
Gus 10 the following Saturday, September 10th, 1873
a. IL M, otherwise plfgnase may be declared
void, at the OpJOn OF the sellers and parties who
pay the lie In cash on or before tn It time wi he
entitled To clear discount II - per cen luz
mediate possession On settlement.
Nj. NJ. CHiLU n CO.,
No. a, W. Seventh ueet
jel6-ts Win ington, Della Eare.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04

CyHERIPPs SLLR-By virtue Of 8 writ OF Levan
- FacA s, 70 me dirscted will be exposed 70 pnD-
Nc sale at the hotel OF George " neld, In the
Tosn, a.uDdfed and County Of New G site, bel,
On THURsDAT, sRETRMBsR 18th. 1873,
2O'clock ?. N.
The following described real estate, viz All that
tract or parcel OF land situate ylng aud be-
ing u the Hundred and County VI New Castle. 10
the staie Of Delaware, bOund'd a. follows, 10 wit:
Beginning 81 stone in the cen1eT OF the New Cas-
ile,And Prench own Turnpike road, the same being
the N st enthusiastically corner OF Gsorge BOles
and thence bounding IN MS land rn thirtye
degrees and q hair, west 70 hundred snd thirty
seven peruhfs 70 8 stone tet for q corner on-fDs
thence SOUTH f0rty-eignI degrees west eighty
pertnes to = stone, corner OF tue heirs Of Abraham
ShoFl, deceased thence along their lin south thirty
eight degrees ana a If est 1875 perchss and nVe
tsnths of 9 perch W the center Of tie New C.sile
aud Fenchtosn Turnpike ROAD Aforesaid, thence
moth t6 degrees east IS Perches TO the place OF
ginning. cUnteiBing liz aces Of land. mo or less
Seized and taken Ia exec liion as the property OF
Benz amin =. Pennington and Emily L., his wlfe.and
Thomas Eownar teTre tenant, ant N De sod nv
kJBEHT L. ARNsT ONG, Sheriff.
Sheriffs once, New castle. Aug 70 h. 1873.
seps-fs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04
2Mtaersllip a1ptires,

4 Am INVITED FOR TEA at the Only Tea HouTs
L in the CITY, II East Fourth Street.
J l. HOUSTON, JE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04
AuftIOn $ales.

A. KAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUC IONEK ~
u Those DESTROYS 4 30 i4ting in a co-part.
nerArip win one OF the fasIest- alEinRn Auuiion
eerE 70 he h'd, tan obtain further par usrs b, ad
dressing ALprA
P.o. BOZ H. Wood Lawn r. o,
sep4 st. Cecil On. Ma
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04
shfriffs SaIfs.

sHRRIFFs sALk-By virtue Of Srii OF Leyarl
- Inaeias " me directed " oe exposed - puone
ssie a. ne Ho;e o. James King. in the village OF
Christiana in Whife Cay Creek Hundred, New CAS-
tle County, Delaware,
ON FRIDAY. sKPTKNRRR 1878, lsTs,
Al . O'Clock, P. NJ, the following ae.cribed real
HI White cav Greek Hundred New Css'le County
GDd state Of Delaware, and more paru 5ularlF
MARKED and bounded 81 fo4oEs. 70 Wiz WIS begin
nine fcf The sane O. corner hsf sine near bridge
n he road leadiGE from OzleiJwn 70 salem Meeting
House ana running thsBcs % land Of william hsw-
home N q gtne Edj0nlng lands Of Ailley Pet -,
fuegr6 thence by her lAnas, and ANA OF Dennis
NoEizu TO . o rnsr stone corner lot AID N'Slan
thence by land OF James c, ldhAm, 70 stone 9
rner OF SAID OldhsIn. thence BY land OF Oldham
70 stobe 81 TIE bridge the place OF beginning en-
tAining % acres Ct laud, more OF less
eeiLec and taken IN execution - the proneU OF
ThOtu a NeNee and Cathsrin- AcNee and Mat heE
Anderson and William Anderson tefre lenanis an .
ROBERT L A. MSTRONe. sheriff
Sheriff once, SeE Castle, aug 70 ISIS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04

GUNNER BoARDIyG-A few esosos roons nay
- Be lad II Brsndygins Eprinkz, AFpsy p
lysi-u Ms. J. A AOOEk
sprS1m so DELAWARE AVENUE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04
Eesi zud SoHHa.

Z osT.-On Monday, fat inst, 4 walnut table
j A Ora ser WITH carved knots a EuitAble resArd
Win he psia BY leaving II 81 n Z cornzr Of Fltth
End JsseTson streets. sePls,f
EoC6D-AmopR q TOl Of penn'ss geld coin.
Not reDema eFfhg Of whom got the pennies (
take this method Of ABofr nnE the owner Of the
gold eoe The owner can have the same by pay
Ing expenses. Apply 70 "
JOHN JoHNSiN.
sens 81 or 81 his ON e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04

GHERIFF'S sALE-By vi tue Of wit OF alias
- Leysri FACT = 70 me directed VIII be exposed 10
Pubic Sale, st the
HOTEL " GEORGE waITFlELD,
10 he town, hun red, and county Of New Castle.
Delaware.
~ TAUR'DAY, september 10Th, lis, at O'Clock
L.. N.
The following described r, al estate viz An that
cert an plantation and track Of a ID aud marsh, SIT
uaie yiug and D luz IN the h1nhreu and county Of
New Castle, IN iht STATE Of Delaware, known Is the
hamburg farm, which Is bounded on he sou ID aud
east Uy low water mars IN the riser delaware, On
the no tn anu east toy aud form 'ry Of Win II eau X,
now u ". laS aud OF e's, On The north and We
by the public roa1 luadilg Gu New Castle 10 DE =
aware cry, which separates 1t from The land of 1eu.
A. Rodney, an OIL tn y nth and west by land uf
Joseph BsrnAby George IybOut and ked Lion
creek, except ng Out VI lht fattn Kao"n Ne Ham
burg farm 1T Oi SIX &c % / ing the northwest
side OF the Delaware ity al AiO e-4id, and i've
n Il sold " George TJpOu }, 90 tanning IN tne
whole 600 acres. n5ie " less.
seized aud tasen IN exec u-ion as the property OF
IA Lodge ana Jane s., uia wife. and - VI sOld
ROBERT l.. ARMS RONG She n
SheriGs OrlGs, NeT Caste, August 2lst, lsis
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04

And now, to at, TINS nft@enth day Of Jnly, A. d.,
1873 II Is ordered Dy the Chancellor that notice, ny
advertisement De given Tor days b7f re the 1tst
MOI dav ia September DsEl, a. all psrsona having
any liens upon the interest or estate OF Henry
MebdiuhA elizabeth 5 1aHgr, Franklin Taylor
Henry Taylor, Edward NJ TaJl 4 and Elizabeth
Taylor or either Of them IN tie land aud pre-
III ses Ia said petition mfn toned 70 II a petition
setting forth the nature aud mt ~ the Eathe IN
the ON " the Register Ia Ch4H ery for New CAS-
u County ten days before the 1rst Monday NJ Sep
temb r mex , and to appear and prove SAID lien or
liens a. the ensuing term Of this Court before the
rising OF the COur. on the thiid day of the term.
JF24-ThM 4Jd BENZ. NlBLDS Trustee.
NyOTICE-YOU NG VEINS LOAN AssOGIATIUN
~ "a SER bS.-By a vote Of the members OF
the Young Meas Loan As-ocia'inn he at their
rooTns Oh me veuiug Of the 18Th inst II was voted
unanimously 70 ssae I'VE hundred shartB OF New
| STOCK. commencing with the month OF luue. SUB.
scrip'tUbs " IN same viii received by the Presi-
dent r l. de NORM udir at his store. 30z Market
STR et, aad also At the farmers Bank. bY
| lyl7-u 7. '. foUNG Soy
| 6NLAYToE LOAN ASSOC ALTON Took SUB
| 7 HCKIPTIO IS AT meeting o. Corporations oi
| CLAYTON 10 Il AEsuculUn, the undersigned was au
III rigid 10 open bOJg or subsc iDtiOn Of stO r.
II il proposed 10 run mi, Loan on the New tlan,
| Marcy. 10 give tie borro~ the whole amount
| Of the Ivan aud tn collect the premium with dues
| and interest T. l. rup seh 10 have weekly pay.
| meuts ll-f M, l.. LlCH / SSTEiN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-04

ROBERT l. ARMS RoNG. sher n
ShefiGs UflGs, New Caste, August 2lst, 1918
M !
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06

- We have been Informed by his Hon,
or, ii. p. lIammS!, Mayor of,nc city
that the City Council have purchased
a lot on Avenue street in rear OF The
Burnt Corner, loo feet square, from
V. E' McBoe Esq, to he presented 10
the Government for The erection of n
United States Court House aud Post
Office. This is good move, III d the
price pald-S2 ,5Q0-is Il fair one. Our
Ma or is the right mnn in the right
place, and with the present Council
and its chief, we think Grccnv;lle is
destined :" he great city GrccnrWe
Republican.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06

rsA- is proposed by II. T. Ham
met and others to build cotton lac,
tory, eleven mules below Grccnvillc on
tho Snlndn river, near the track Of the
G. & G. r. r. Capital stock 100000;
shares 500 each.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06

Buy no Powders. or
MONS LIVER HEGCLt'
Engraved Wrapper. with i
mud Signature unbrokcn.
genuine.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06
FOR OYER FORTY YEARS THIS
VEGETABLE
LIVER MEDICINE has proved to be the
GREET UI,TAILIEG sTECIFIC

N'NAS-~1 o4t Il A1L1N IL
for LIVER COMPLAINT and The painful ofspring
thereof. TO wit: DYSPEPSIA, GONSTIPA-
IlON. Jmundice. Bilious attacks SICK HEAD.
AGILE. C"iic,. Depression Of Spirits, SOUR
STOMACH, Heart Burn, &c. &c
Aftcryenrs of careful l-experimcnts IL IN cot
great ard urgent demand. we now produce
from our original GENUINE POWDERS
TEE EfREP&KsED.
n Liquid Form or SIMMONS LIVER REG
ILATOR. containing all its wonderful and
valuable properties and offer it in
One Dollar Bottles.
The Powders, (rricc as before SloO per p'gc.
Sent by mail Sl.O4'
i, CAUTION Ca
Buy no Powders. or PREPARED SIM
MONS LIVER HEGJLhTnR unless in our
ongravcd Wrapper. Will, radc Mark. Stamp
mud Signature unhrokcn. None other is
genuine.
e. .EE. ZEEEEy G, CO..
MACON, GA. md pnlHADELrnIA.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06

The Powders, (rricc as before, J 81. GO
Sent by mail, Sl.O4
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-12

AmadOr Tunnel and Mining Conn
pany.-Location of works Ely Mining District,
Lincoln County, Nevada; principal place Of bust
ness San Francisco, San Francisco County, Cali
fornia.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF the
Board of Directors of said company, held on the
4th day of June, 1873, an assessment (No. u of
One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said company, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the
Office of the company, Rooms 20 and 81, Mer-
chants Exchange, California street, San Fran
cisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day of July,
1873, shall be deemed delinquent. and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction; and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on Wednesday, the Both day of july 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and exp nses Of sale. By
order of the Board of Directors.
LOUIS kAPL Ian, Secretary.
Ofice-RoOms 20 and 81 Merchants Exchange,
California street, San Francisco, Cal. jelOtd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-12

OF san Diego, in 1870, and sentenced to
eight years in the State Prison. The
Judge who sentenced him and others
conversant with the case, say there are
doubts as to the guilt Of the prisoner,
and certify to his exemplary conduct
since his incarceration. Edward Healy,
coveted of the same crime, after having
served out his term of sentence, made a
sworn statement as TO Rankin's inno-
cence.
This morning large derrick in the
yard of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, fell, severely injuring join Fox,
who was taken to the hospital. Thomas
kugan and Austin O'Malley narrowly
escaped being crushed to death, both re-
ceiying painful but not serious injuries.
The men were hosting portion of a
steam hammer of about 300 pounds,
when the derrick gave way, toppled over.
and the whole mass fell to the grounl.
SAN MATYo, June H.
A sail boat was found last night near
Towards wharf. 1t was lying on its
side, with the sail SET The sail had three
reefs taken in. 1t is supposed to be the
boat that left Oakland last Sunday with
three boys, and was capsized and drifted
across the bay to this side.
PORTLAND, Or, June TO-
Captain J. G. Ainsworth yesterday
brought the steamer Shoshone down the
Cascades of the Columbia river, five
miles of the most perilous navigation,
the waters surging and boiling among
heavy masses of black trap rock. This
is the third boat Captain Ainsworth has
brought through without the slightest
mishap.
The little son Of Robert J. Ladd fell
on the Stark street ferry slip, as the
boat was landing this morning, and was
caught under the apron and badly mu-
tiated about the head and neck. His
injuries are believed to be not fatal
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-12

Total .... SD. 100000 sec, &C.,, 900 s63, 9i3 So
In explanation of these figures, Com
missioner Raymond says:
The decline of more than $4,000, 900 in
production will not surprise those who
are aware how disastrous has been the
indirect effect of the prosperity of the
more accessible districts upon the min
ing industry of Idaho, Montana and
Oregon. The placer miners of those re-
gions have emigrated in large numbers,
attracted by the prospect OF steady work
in the quartz mines of Nevada and Utah,
or have turned their attention to stock
raising, business which the completion
Of the Pacific railroads and the rapid in
crease of the settlements along the rail
road belt have rendered exceptionally
profitable. The desultory industry which
during few months Of each year pro-
duced from thousands OF gulches and bars
a large aggregate of gold, has been sus-
pended. partly by the cause just named,
and partly, no doubt, on account Of the
exhaustion of much of the ground FORM
erly worked without capital or machinery.
But the treasures of these Territories are
not exhausted. On the contrary, they
nave udItiy bVtl ulscONtItu. W utu the
completion of the Northern Pacific and of
various projected branches shall have
made Eastern Oregon, Idaho and Mon
tana as accessible to travel as are Colo
RADIO, Utah and Nevada, it will be quickly
made to appear that the mineral resources
of our northern belt are as vast and as
varied as those of any other part of the
country.
The product of 1872 was about eqaully
divided between gold and silver mines,
if the bullion on the Comstock is reck-
oned in the latter class. The amount
derived from systematic and permanent
operations quartz and hydraulic mines)
is larger than ever; and this circum-
stance, so encouraging in itself, explains
the impression entertained by many who
ignore the former extent and present decay
of small placer mining operations, that
the total yield Of the country was greater.
The transition from precarious surface
mining to organized, permanent and ex-
tensiye work is going steadily forward.
Every year witnesses substantial gain
and though the aggregate production
may tiuctuate, there is no real retrogres-
sion, but a constant advance in this most
important industry.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-12
THE BULLION PRODUCT.

II il be true that Figures never lie,
then, indeed, is Nevada the greatest bull
lion producing State in America. The
editor of the Engineering and Mining
Journal is the Commissioner of Mining
Statistics for the States and Territories
west of the Rocky Mountains, and in the
May number Of that journal makes the
following comparative table of bullion
production for three years, The report
for 1872 not having yet been been pub
lished, the figures for that year are in adj
vance, but are youched for by the Com
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-12

ACCORDING to The last census, there
were 1915 suicides committed in the
United States, of which number but
265 were women. May seems to have
been the favorite month for the bust
ness, 20j unfortunates having fallen in
that fowery month; while the boast
number, 81, took their departure in
September. Touching the varied tastes
of suicides for certain forms of taking
off, it may be noted that 80 hung them
selves, two hundred and fifty-one
used the festive pistol, two hundred and
three took "cold pisin," one hundred
and thirty cut their throats, and one
hundred and nineteen severed the
thread of life by drowning
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-12

ID EMAINING IN THE P0STOFFICE AT
~ Phoebe, New, June IL, 1873. II not called
for in one month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington, d. G..
Affantranger friedrich Alexander Daniel
Alfred Silas Atchison b
Bailey Miss Annie Q Bailey FP
Baker Eugene Baker W
Baker Asa G Rarnwell RG
Bennett W M Becker Jacob
Blackburn Geo A Boren CD
Burke Jas
Carrie VIM Caruthers VIM
Cavanaugh John Christie Hugh 9
Churchill Geo d Christie Miss Mary h
Christie Mrs Maria Clescovick NJ
Clute Mrs Mary Cornell Jas
Coddy VIM Cranmer Lewis
Currier Limoges
Davis WI De Kay II II
Denning Francis Dickey John
Donahoe X yistovick Donahoe Michael
Dodge Mrs Hannah Doyle John
Elsom D P 3
Forsyth Alex L Fraser Thomas
Garley H Glissan Mrs VIM c
Good JohnL Goodman l.
Gross Lew Guertin Pierre
Hammond Ed Helm W
Heilbrouner Henry Hickey Frank l.
Hicks John Howery Owen 2
Houston W Hopkins Chas
lift Ed or Geo Irwin Thomas
James John 4
Kerby Patrick Herman James
Lacy MP lansing Mrs b
Lembert I Y Lee J II
Leavy Thadius Lyons Henry
Mccain Patrick McClawson John N
Mccartney Patrick McCallage Robert NJ
Mcconnell III Mcdonald Mrs Annie
McFall Jonathan McGrew Robert
McGinnis Sylvester Mccullough John NJ
Mack Andrew Martin Seren
Mitchell VIM Morrison Geo
Mullen Hugh
Nicolich Mitchell NOVEL; L +
Norris Mrs c
Omond Noise Opie John
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