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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-18

ENOR SALE-Houses on Pine, West, Lem SeA
H bard, Tenth and Washington streets. and ~
IN south Wilmington. Bui ding lots on Washington
sixth, Jefferson, Tenth streets, etc. Farms near
wilmington and in all parts OF the Peninsula.
JOSEPH X WALTER,
)anls-u No. 3, Exchange Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-18

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-18
SAEtiuu SaIes.
PUBIC SALE : :
IS al4 s.Jr OF It.If .l
South Side Property.
e LOTN.
on satuFday, AprlI 2etn, Iszs.

Very desirable for building and Manp,uc,r.,.
sibes, VIII De sold on the PkhM HES, vii
Wilmln2ton, Delaware -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-18
for SaIe.

LNcR sALE.-ag Shares Of stock of the Christlana
II River Improvement Company.
apTl6 It N M, CHILD CO,
No L. W. Ith St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-18

TNoR RgNr-Store and cellar in Third street, be-
IL tween Market and Shlpley. Apply to
JNO v. RICE, 2
a III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
Ser @tehn,or.t

&fnbbteb. Inter Dem GinfIufTe 1tts
oiinfttaer gfa6rt6ten BON 8uffoIn urh
anoeren 6ffli6en Mdrtten mar cine flame
uit6 matte Stimmnn9 imOfartte, unS hie
tpeniaen abgei1lohenen 8erfaufe tporcr
baubffGd[i6 fir B~tttsbmrg, Detroit INN
Bbilaoelp6ta &e6nung. Stem gort &Guz
fer fauften iebr tuentg. Stabtbdnbler
f~auften eintge G6erofee!6etfers nnb 3iem=
lid quite Giibe.
SriI6e 3ufubren 1448, 8erfdufe 2O6
Stiid su $2.4503.75 fir Gberofee, 9ez
ras nnb etnbetmii6e &Ibe, nn6 bon
$5.l5@5.80 fit 3temli6 CUTE, feti6tge,
iet6te nno ausgemG6lte gIatte Seri9tfz
fnngsfttere.
.S6metne. Die 3ufubrett tparert &c:
ring ltno bet elmer leb6afteu gfa6frase
t1r Jtetp yorf, Bottom, Baltimore, Grers
TON uno@anaoos& e6nung mar 6erssDfarft
belebt uro Preiie 9tngen UNI 1nAefdbr
sc o. 100 ID lett 9eitern in bk65be, NIT
Nuslt6t, Dob bic vBens" ira am Rahz
n1ttta9 tpoDl 9eleert ietn tper6en. Wearft
16loB teft nno beitdnbtg.
Srti6e 3ufubren 6125, 8erfdufe 324o
StiG 3u "a. 5@4.5O fir 1dtpere. nn6
bon $4.8004.6 60 fiir Iei6te alotte 0etn
Onrf unb @anaba 9artbien.
S6afe. Stride 3ufubren $50 Ct:
Inter elmer lebbaften 8er1enb= urb Qos
folz Ga9frage mar Der W1arft Iebbaft uni
beitGnbig gu 6tsbert9en 8retIen. Sour 81
beften @raoe tperoen ~berlangt; 0etuDbn
i6e nt6t in Ta6froge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
6nIte Sie 0eher in OrSnnttni

Ole Seber tit wabrIi6 etu Undergraduates 6lieb.
Nundmat TT fe trdge unb fdeibet gu Ionsidm ans,
nnonduaG mieber lit fc lnnatirtt9 attn uuO ieuoet cine
p6aise @unenHutb beruor. Nesulire biefes Organ NIT
Solicitors Sitterett, nidt nit @oIomef Ober
blanem StoIf. @ineraIii4e aufrei5unssmittel sur Stis
~multruns Ser 9eber ~persiften bas gIut uno ibre idliebz
Ii6e @irfuns tit idredGid. Dus Sittere Ousesen bat cine
belebenbe nnb reini9eube, iomte aud a~nrei5enbe @irtnns.
~@s resclt ni6t nur ben SIuB Der Sale, %ionoern ersieBt
neies 9ebeu in ben 9an5en Orsanisuus. Gutter Ippetit
nnb p~outommere 8er6auuns, re9etmabiser uathrlider
Stublsans, seiunber !3uitanO bes Ierpeniplens, 9ebz
b%aftisfeit Der 9ebensseilter, erb0bte S0rpertroft rnb ausz
bauer unb erquideuOsr 96taf seboren 3u Ben Sesnunz
gen, bic es berbetfibrt. Die Sommerternperotur loitet
ipe cine f6were Sirbe ouf ben 8erbauun9ss unb @usz
i6eiOunssoreanen rnb bas 8tttere lit niemaIs nOt9iser
serueien ais in bieier 9ertobe heS Sobres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
Stoot Chicago.

11nfaMe. @eitern 8orlntttag uln 10
i1br fieI Der Mrbeiter 8atrtd 0'0ara betm
&oblenauslaoen aus Dem S6o0ner v9els
BETA" am geort6 8ier bon Der @eDpIanfe.
@r brad bic Iinfe !6atO Inb erlttt aud
innerlt6e 8erIcbungen. @r tpuroe mad
ieiner 8obnung $40. 80 OntarioftraBe
9ebra6t.
@eitern gtadmittag nm 81 11br, ais 9r.
6. s. Searneb, Dobnbaft $50. 135 We1tz
Mbamsitr., iein 8ferS auf3dunter tpoIte,
rtB fi9 baiIeLbe Los, mari 8earnep nteOcr
n1tb rib 6as Buggp iiber i'm fort. ct erz
lit uner6eblt9e 8erIeBungen.
lin I ubr geitern Nbeno ~itiir8te eth
finfidbriger &nabe, Namens Sac0b Ga
Iomon, aus etnem ber Seniter beS 3tpetz
ten Stodnerfs oes 6ouie5 SEQ. 573 ga7
nalftrabe. Ser &Ieine beftnbet 1t6 in
frttii6em 3uitan6e, ba bas @ebtrn BEL
benz Sale eri9uttert tporben gu fetn
56etnt.
Sin fiebenidbriges Wfdb6en, Office &oz
btnion, tpurbe geftern gta6mtttag an ser
GGe bon Wfa0t1onz unb 2afLinitraBe bon
einent b~ur6gebenbert 8ferbe iibergerannt
nnb erbebIt@ berlebt. Sic ipurbe mad
Der @obnung ibrer Gltern SEQ. 655 Wtas
6iionitraBe gebra6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
DO atft=Y tetfe.
Gbicago. &c. Stunt 1877;

6eefro6ten.- 0te @e16Gfte tpaz
TEN 1e6r gut, bod troboem Staten &c niez
brtger, i9lieBen6 s1 SC fir &orn mad
8nffalo; a8ir beri6tem folaenoe @barz
tiers: yta9 8uffalo-S3ooners Wf. S.
@tlcor, S. @. Sampler, Y9tlo Scobtue
un0 @itb Of BatnesptQe, &or11 SIT SC;
Brop. Mm. Tpeeb, Gorn 1nb @ei3en
su 0ur0> Staten mad SEEM ODrfr 8rop.
Oneida, Sorn 30. Na6 &ingiton-
S6ooners 9tifing Gun urb Orient,
Q8etsen gu lie, S6ooners Ban6ora unb
SO. 9. 8belps, Q8et5eg SIT l13c (9eitern
Gta6mtttag ge9arterD SIN @an3en
tpurben peridtfft $1,000 8u. @eisen,
I'll, 900 Gu. &orn, u11b A, 900 8u. 0afer.
9rpoHoHe.
so ebG.-Tlau. 9ie BerfGufe ittto su
gering fit cine ftdtfte Bret5beittmmltng.
umgeiebt n1rben: Wtnter Grtra5 800
SAB au YrtDatpretleu. Sprtng@rtras-
100 SAB Wttnre1ota 5u $6.372, 100 DO.
GIT 81, 800 DO. 3u Yripatpretien. Spring
uperfine-l00 SaB 5l $685., Is DO. 5u
$3.623.
Rlete.-8erfGufe: 10 Sonnen 3t SO
aus Ser Wliible.
@et3en-tpurbe begebrt u1b Breiie
fie9en 13-2c per 8u., NIT 8erfdufen 3u
1.13-l.20 baar; $1.183-1.20 fir Stunt,
1.164-l.184 fir Stuff nnb $l.l34-l.141
fir Qugut-i6loB au $1.1fir Stunt uno
l.184 fit Suit fir geo. 2. 9tp. l Spring
mat geiudt sl 81 .24-1.25 SEQ. Spring
5u $l.072-l.09 nno NuSl9uB Spring
3u 5000.
9orn-@er Marft nat tbdtis aber
f6tpanfenb nl1b 8retie &c per 8u. b06er.
$50. 2 bra6te 334c fit reguldre 3ufub>
ren; 334-335c fit Suit, 38-385c fir
Nuguft ur6 403-fii September. Nus>
16uB7 SDrt 5l 294-30c. @anal7&prn-
Qtu5I6uB 3l4c, go. 373-38c, SEQ. 2 gu
Eribatpretlen.
Safer. Der 8esebr mar ettpaS be1z
fer AT 274-26& baar, 28B-283 fir Sltlt
l11o 284-29c fir luguit. lllsi6uB "a
-242c.
@oasen- gcin6t nit 8erfanfen III
SEQ. 2 gu COO.
Ser tie = Ser Marft mar mie6erum
feDr flau II. nomineu. $50. 2 80, SEQ. 3
ACC, uno NuSi6uB $50.
SGmereien- untbGtig; Simotbp
nominen gu $3.50-4.00, &lee $4.50--
500, 6trle 60-80c; mir bon ungariz
19em @raSfaamen ipurben 50 Sdde per-
fault 3u 9Oc.
Sprtt-flau unb nomineu su 883c.
n-flau unb unDerdn7
bert. WeB>Borf bra1te $l4 baar uuo
fit Suli, $l4.25 fiir Nuguit:
S6mals-ltia nno r1on,inen 81 So baar
ODER SS1tli uno So. 20-8.25 fiir 2lu9uit.
Slip gep0felte S6infen lO}c fir
6ur9i0n. Is Yfo.
Groden geial3eneS Tletf6-tiu gu &c
fit S6ultern ln1e uno &c in &titen,
furse flare Setteu 755-8c loie baar unO
94-8ac fir Qu9uit.
Tett 54-63c.
Sect : 8roDufte-$27 .25-2S.50, MeB
$S.75-9.25.
Gala 73-75c.
Mborn3uder- lou 81 13-l5c
per 8funb.
n-orbindre Sorten $1-1.5 so,
cute bis allS9cpablte Wtttteliorten gu 81
-2.5O uno gtapD au $2.90-2.60.
8e1enforn. = 9to l t0url 73-83c,
geo. l NStod bratb Side, 9tp. 2 90.
43-5c; Jtp. 3 30. 32-4c.
8eeren.-Oie Grbbcere,1, pel9c icbt
anfomnen, fins metit BON 9%erin9er 0uaz
Ittdt unD tperDen BON !0auiirern 81 g.
l0c aufgefouit; fair bis cute pertaufcr
iiA Ieidt SIT l2-l6c, unp aus9eipdblte
pom 9tacine su 20--22c. S6marsc Soe
banniSbeeren b0ber gu 20-22c rotbc Do
81 25c. Sta6elbeeren l0-l23c. Sr6i7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

kENTArprD onoeren porseblt6en Setlmittel ieit
@ri6oFuns Der @elt. Oas 9tecept bes ointment unb
3eusniiie 6emerfeswert5er 9eitunsen ~be9leiten ieoe Slas
i9e unb uer6sn on Sebermann fret per ianbt. Dies lit
fetn 9uubr9. @s sibt teinen Sdmer5, ben es ni6t Tins
bert, feline ge9roulit pber 2dbmung, welde es nt6t beilt.
&eine SamiIie itnb fetn @tebeisentbiimer fam fd obne
Gemtamr Ointment bebetien. pie Slalben NIT weis
Sem llmi6las iinb tIr ben Santliensebraud; bic NIT
selbem fir 2btere. Sreis 50 Gents 9rOBe Sloi9et $1.O0.
J.B. ROSE & CO., SO Broadway, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
Qommrraielles nn0 Einan1ieLIes.
O~elOmtarkt=Berid)
HENRY GREENEBAUM 81 CO.,

UtWTTUc3
Banfz, @e9iel> nnb Bailages@ ei6dft,
5. Nue., 5luil9ea &anbolpb ,nb @uibin9tonitr.
@ttcaeo. q. sunni 1878.
&nbiscs GeIddft, pil4gsr @elOitono bttben bic &sbpz
itoenomie bes 9eeenpGrtieen @etomorttes. 8anten
btsconttren allies anse6otene quite @opter, ipdbreno narnz
bates Capital uno 0urIeben auf 9runbetgentbnm Ver>
penbuns iabt.
goeAisl auf geew gort al pari bis s5 Cts. @siO.
2onbon 90 Sage Si6t 1925.
golb er0ffnete bente in gtew Dort NIT 115h unb i6toB
sn 115A nit f~pl9euoeu Goursuerdroerun9ep wG9renb bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

@1rattn9.
0a mid meme 6rau obre llrioae beimIi9 perIafien
bat, 10 marine i'd biernsit Sebermann, ibr ouf netnen
ytameu su bergen ODER @rebit Su seben, 6n i'd feline
SdbuIOen iIr bttiel6e besable.
1p0 $. WeDrcnber8, Song @roue, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
In8Gade paffiren; ballet Gpal6tn8s 0eim

Set bieSere~&ataontat4t fam gez
tern nie6er na6 Der Sta0t. StesnIal
lpar ct sur Mbtpe6felung einmal aus
@tsconftn antatt aus Snoiana, $. q.
2uSf lit iein Same. NaturIi6 tplr6e ct
lDfort e%rfanrt. Gin re6t b6fli6er iun=
ger 6err par es, Ser BEN 2Gnblt6en baz
ran ertnnerte, 6dB er ia einmaI bas Ser
gnigen gebabt babe, feline tpertbe 8ez
fanntl9aft at ma6er. 0as Gnoe lit
Iet9t 5t etratben. Gin Set 9earbornz
fraBe tpurbe bas vSpteI9en" gema6t
nn6 Gust fan6 ii6 bal6 ais Oepofiebirter
feiner 8dari6aft, tpel9e $75 betr1g.
Mehfldgeno fam ct su benz 8olisiiten
Station, Ser nit fdarfem Nu9e BEN 8auz
ernfGn9er III etniger Gi1tfernmng ertbedte,
tpte er Dem BON tbm gerupften @tmpeL
na659a1te. gatton 1T Iei6tfiBig, un6
es gelans inn, BEN 8uri6en gu paden.
Der Name beiielben lit @tutom GIarf.
9ft6ter 8at1bon nabm 9eitern gfa6z
mittag benS iuber eIei9 in'S @ebet, ober
bielmebr 5 Sitnber. ST beitrafte
nGmIi6 Ben @eIetmten g[et6 nit, tpegen
Trequentirens elmer Sptelb0ue urt6 stDar
nit $25. Dem 8~auernfGnger bictirte ct
cine Strafe BON $75 3u, alio gerabe bic
%gsronbte Snu1nte. -Ofan ifebt, Der cole
8anDon faBt bieie Snrte i%eirer &un6en
1te SIT i6drf III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

CASTORIA It 5oi P';?! '' :: ''F f.! Ss Stt tia, ia;
sllperldiit9e IrtifeL, ben es
9ibt, peIber it6er Bic @tneepeibe r%esulirt, @inbtoltf
belt unb natirltbeu Sdlaf er5eu9t. IS tit an9erebm
etnsinebmer. Seine idtaitoien Otiitter mebr, nod
i9reienbe SGu9ltn9e! 1ll6O1pb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

&erofette. @eftern W1tttag madte
6enriette S@oloemer tn Charles Mtiuers
6auie binter SEQ. 200 Sit San Buren,
1traBe Seuer nit &o9len0I on. 9as 9fes
lultat tpar ielbitberitdn6Ii6 Grploiipn
Der Same, f6were 8erlebung beS tbOz
ri6ten Wdb6ens unb Elm gum Slid ultz
bebeutenber 8ran6, Der ben Mlarm bon
8or 81 D%ernnlaBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
Naoni's Genta,r Eminent

sat munberbare Guren ron Wbeuz
mattsmus, S6mersen, @ei9muliten,
SrOltbeulen, Geybdrtun9cn Der Bril-
fte, 8ranowunben, @erbritbun9en,
Sal3HuB II. {. 10. am menI6lt6en
S0rper, nnb 8erreutunsen, Spatb,
Dnr6i6ererun9en IL. I. 10. an Gbteren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
Stu Grfag+

Sbr {ei6 9eplagt nit ei11em f9le9ten
Ntbem; es lit u~nan8ere6m fir cure 8ez
fannten u11b 6reun6e, tpie fir eu6 ieGbit.
Sbr m06t 0enielben gerne lbs fem, ober
ibr tptBt fauut, bur9 tpeL6eS Wftttel.
Btr tpouen es eu6 ia9en: @ebrau6t baS
tpoblrie6en6e SD3Doont. SIS retntgt
uu6 ber160nert cure 3Gbne, u1to erbGIt
curen Mt6em rein utto argenebm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

Sade-Ote Na6frage tt be6eus
tenb. Breiie ftdtiq. Starf36, Otter@reet
"a. philadelphia 81: 2ublotu IS, 0etpisz
ton 343, american 81, Ontario q. IS
BurIaps $20-22; @nnnteS, etnfa6 183
-l93, boppelt 2S-29; 8ouldde 65-7Oc;
Weeblidfe, / Sri 10 00-!0 SO, ! 8rl.
IA 50-15 co.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

Shee-
gonns 5pfon $3.50, 62-7o, 7O-7G,
$685., 9O-95, l 1O-1 20.
Smpertal 85-95, l OO-1 Is.
@urpotpber 85-95. .
Sapan C5-7O, $3.50, 85-95.
Oolong $780,, 7O-75, 9O-1 90.
W0le. Der W1arft mar unberz
Gn0ert. Wir arptiren tpte fnlet:
un9epai6ene, feline ca b.. 26 -233
mttteI. ........, 20 81
qrobe....-... ..25 -27
@etpai6ene feline. ...,.....S9 Al
mitteI.
SIM 3ll6er eetDai6ene primd. AS As
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I8-zO; JteIten
$40, Bfeffer Is -26, 3trnmt 4O-42.
WfusfatnnB l l0--1 Is.
0nrtp-@er mnrff mnr r1thin mif II n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01
9tc PIatformt.

8ei6lofien: Der @iptloicnIt ser Buu>
beS>, Stoats> rnb 9ofal>9 tegierun0 1T
gu einem bIoBen Snitrument Ser 8artciz
Gprannei limb pcriOnli6en Gbrgct3es uno
gum @egenitanbe ielbitii6er 8cgierben
9eiDor6en. 0erlelbe lit Elm S6impf uno
cine S6an6e fit freie @inri6tnngen uub
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

Scr. /. geals......... 1 20 20
Sran8. &alble0er 26-2S ID. 1 75- 2 SO
30-33 b.. l CO. 2 %
Srdn3. &alb 34-37 b.. l So 2 20
Sran3. Qemobne ID Ouben655 OO-8O 90
6rar30itf6es Sobat.. IS O0-9I 90
&aubes Oberleoer l2-13 u 30 S6
2i@ter.
@epreBte q .1Of-1l
Steartn. lie
Stsarim 2t6tsr; -l6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

BP Ser 8ertpalter unferer @e1tn6z
belt lit Die 2eber. Nton iebe 6te1es Or9an
IN Sbdtt8teit, un6 Bic b6Ien corrupter
SGfte, tDel6e i'm 8lnte t9Gtig ftlt6, tperz
ben aumdbti9 aus benz &0rper beleitigt.
Sir oteien 3Ded 9ebrau9t Or. 81 II II
&0ntg's 6amburger Gropfen,
bas ate betpdhrte 6etlmttte[. u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-01

WtetdWe MWO DEEWTW
Der Martt mar flau nno 9~ertn9er.
8tr quotiren:
8led-8le6pIatten $l4 800 SO
Dad "A 00--l7 %.
9rabt-73.
Nasel-0te @erfdufe iudren Iet6t gu
$4.873 in Staten.
Gnpfer-8ottoms As, 8ra3iers iber IL
II. 43, &upferbleh 43-51.
9Iet, Gtfett unS 8IaS.
@iien feft auf Der 8aitS BON 5 nn6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-18

transpired an event, which added
new depths to the mystery, and
cleared suspicion from the then sus-
pected parties.
On last Friday, March 28th, Just
twenty-one days Of Elvina's disap-
pearance being gone, Jesse Parker
of Rocklin started ont to find some
estray horses. At 4 o'clock in the
afternoon he found himself on a
blind trail about midway between
Gold Hill and Coates Ranch. As
he rode along he saw a bundle
lying in a prospect hole, which
seemed filled with water; the limb
ofa tree protruded from the water.
Riding by about 100 yards
SOMETHING INSPIRED HIM
To turn back. Parker SAID to him
self, "This is foolish, it's bad luck
to turn back" but as he rode away
the story ofthe missing girl occurred
to him, and he forthwith turned
about and cantered to the prospect
hole, Dismounting, he saw float
ing across the mouth Of the,hole,
Just spanning it, a bundle Of CLOTH
ing aud at one end burlap sack,
filed. He laid hold Of the sack
and grasped a human head; the
action moved the body, and a girls
foot washed out from the bundle.
Parker mounted in hot haste and
rode to the nearest settlement. A
picked body of men at once went
up to the spot and watched all night
beside the body, not touching it Or
moving it. Meanwhile the news
spread like wildfre over the entire
country, and morning found the
Acting Coroner, Justice Clough, of
Newcastle, and a hundred citizens
on the spot. Among these we note
all the officers and gentlemen before
named, aud DR.. Dubois, Of Auburn,
DR.. Flint, Of Lincoln, Daniel Ho-
gan, Of Newcastle, George Adrich,
Of Virginia, and many other promi-
nent citizens.
THE BODY REMOVED.
Under direction of the officials,
the body was removed from the
hole and an inquest he'd. The
prospect hole wss in a secluded
spo:., surrounded and shaded. by
foliage. 1t was twelve feet wide.
1t was filled within a foot of the
top with water, and the limb before
referred to rested on the bottom Of
the upper rim Of the pit.
PLAT OF THE GROUNDS.
As we'll as it can be done now,
we give a rough plat Of the posi-
tions, to e able the reader the better
to comprehend the situation, rela-
tive positions and not geographical
accuracy being aimed at:
North.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-18

NOHJH.
/. Newcastle, aud four miles
from 2.
.. Gold Hill, which is two miles
from 3.
B. Virginia town.
1. Majors'.
5. Coates.
&. Where che girl was found,
nearly oqui-dlstaut between Gold
Hill and her fathers house, aud
about a mile from each.
Z. Direction OF the trail from
Coates' to Newcastle.
). Direction Of the trail the GIN
usually took.
aud s. The directiun Of tile
ridge between Coates and Maion$s.
8. Where Coates was found.
From this it will he seen the gisl
was found i'll an opposite direction
from that she usually took, and
about one mile from home. Be-
tween Gold Hill and Coates lived
the Young Italian wllN died, and
scattered along are the cabins OF a
few Mexicans, but all quite distant
from the place where the girl was
found. Returning to the inquest.
The body was removed from ths
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-18
THE MYSTERY BEGINS.

in connection with what follows.
THE MYSTERY BEGINS.
On the 9Th day Of March, 1878,
the family was thus situated.
James Coates was living with and
herding sheep for Robert Majors,
about half a mile from his fathers
house, a ridge of bills intervening,
on top Of which the flock was teud-
ed. Majors is a single man, and
has a cabin where he and the boy
lodged at the foot of a steep range
vfhills, in a small ravine. The sou
George worked at Mr.. Gregory's,
some four miles away. Mary,
Elyina and the infant boy were at
home. At / o'clock Coates started
for Newcastle, on the Central Pa
ciic Railroad and four miles dis
tant, to receive $670, the remainder
Of the bequest spoken OF. From
Coates house trail leads up the
hills, along the ridge eastward to
Newcastle. This was the road the
father took. Another trail leads
to the southwark up the same ridge,
to the spot where James was tend
ing sheep and on to Majors house.
Fifteen minutes after Elvina took
this path 10 visit her brother. Ev-
cry day or two she made this trip
Of half a mile, always taking with
her the little boy Of five years. But
her father
HAD FORBIDDEN HER
To go up there, not deemmg it best
for her to go alone. On this occa-
sion Elvina did not take the child
with her. 1t cried to go. She
bribed it to remain by giving it q
book, a slate and pencil. The
elder sister remarked this. She was
seen to 60 up the hill side, joyously
skipping along,
"a simp child.
That lightly drew its breath,
And felt its life in every limb"
Elvina, famiIiarly called Vina,"
was, as before stated, hot II years
old, She was about four feet high,
remarkably we'll developed, a
pretty girl and exceedingly we'll
formed. She was pure blonde,
though the free air had blown the
tan Of health upon her cheek, and
her auburn hair lad Drowned be-
meath the hryeut sun. Her eyes
were blue, large, expressive. Bare
headed, baEeiooted, but always
cleanly, though oft in tattered
frockS.
"Slie had 4 rustic. woodland air"
A simple, fiee-hearted, good-tem-
pcped, well-hclayed child.
THE pLoT THlCKENs.
A woodchopper saw Coates three
mikes upon his road, Just where the
time-2 P. M.-should place him.
lie arrived less than one hour later
at Newcastle, received his money
aud started home where he arrived
about 4.S0 P. NJ. Finding the yirl
absent he became angered and re.
grettul at her disohediencc, cut him
q switch to punish her, and went
up the trail she hal taken. We
next hear Of him OH the ridge over
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had chained it in an clubhouse, left
it to wallow in its own filth, and it
FINALLY DIED,
As is alleged, from sheer lnatten-
ton. An uncle of this little one
subsequently meeting Coates knock
cd him down, and crying, "Yon
murdered my little NIECE" jumped
upon him and kicked and stamped
him fearfully. Again Coates was
charged with incest, and one or two
othis own children, then veryyoung,
were witnesses against him, but ad-
mitted on cross-examiuation that
the charges were false, and that
they had been bought up to testify
by parties who desired to ruin
Coates and run him off his little
plat of land. No one believed
Coates guilty, and the universal
verdict is that in his family he was
a correct father and kind parent,
though strict, and that he loved
and respected his children. Their
behavior, testimony and breeding
gave evidence Of this also. All
these details must be remembered
in connection with what follows.
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had chained it in an clubhouse, lef-
it to wallow in its own filth, and it
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RESOLUTIONS.

The entire minutes of the Zum Walt
camp-meeting proving too voluminous
for our columns, we are compelled to
omit the Secretary's report. Following
are the resolutions, which, after consid-
erable discussion, were unanimously
adopted by the Society:
WHEREAS, In the course Of human
progress, it becomes a duty for those
who have advanced into broader ideas
than those entertained by their prede-
cessors, to provide ample means for the
PRONUNCIATION Of those and kindred ideas;
and,
WHEREAS, Progression is the unfold
ment Of science and science pertains to
the Spiritual as well as to the physical
world; and,
WHEREAS, We believe in concerted
action with all persons who are in SYM
pathy with ultrammeled truth who
will aid US in better understanding of
humanity's needs; therefore,
ReSOlUed, That for the purpose of
forming such union, we, as Spiritual
lists in Convention assembled, DO hereby
cordially invite all Spiritualists and
other free thinkers to meet US at the
AAAICNAiAE, On AuG
day OF October next, to consider the
best method Of effeeting State organi-
zatlon as permanent basis for the pur-
poses above named.
ResoLUed, That we recognize no
boundaries to truth, no duties, to as, i'm
the observance Of creeds, and no distinc-
ton between the rights Of the sexes.
Resolved, That we recognize in all
nature and science an underlying princi-
pie or principles we call God.
ResOlUed, That we tender a vote of
thanks to Brother and Sister Zum Walt
and Others for their kindness and hospi-
tality to all during our meeting; and to
the speakers and singers who have so
acceptably assisted in making the occa-
sion one of combined pleasure and
profit. Also that our thanks are due to
all for good order, polite attention and
universal sobriety.
Resolved, That the Secretary be di-
rected to furnish a copy Of these min
utes and Resolutions to the secular press
Of the State and the leading Spiritual
and progressive journals Of our land
WM. NJ. DAVIS,
E.W, SHoRTRIDGE, President.
Secretary.
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BRICK POMEROY.

\ word to Republicans. The man
whose name heads this article will be
the next Democratic candidate for Pres
ident. He is an out-and-out Woman
Sutfragist, a man who dares to stand by
his principles, though the heavens fall
He is managing the Southern people,
by whom he stood in such a way in the
late Rebellion that they will vote for
him to a man. He is managing the six
million Spiritualists until he will have
them en- nldSse upon his side. He is
catering to the laboring classes until
they will be ready to swear by him;
and now, mark you, if women are not
enfranchised by the time of our great
Centennial jubilee, your power, as a
party will go down in the blacklist
darkness, darkness that can and will
be felt. II any Of you are now disposed
to pooh-pooh this as an idle story, let
US say TO you, wait and see. We do not
admire Brick Pomeroy, but we cannot
doubt his influence, neither do we un-
derrate his power. As Il friend to the
party in power, whose banner the great
and noble Baker bore; whose early prin-
ciples the lamented Lincoln upheld;
whose patriotism saved the Nation in
its hour of peril, when men like Pom
eroy were stabbing it under the ribs;
whose necessities freed and enfranchised
the negro, we tell you merely what is
what. The inevitable march of progress
sion cannot be stayed. II you, as a
party, prove yourselves unable to ad-
vance beyond your present plane, your
work is done. But you cannot say that
woman, even as prophecies, has failed
to warn you. Heed our admonitions,
we pray you, lest it be said of you, when
the great day of your downfall shall
come, "Ye knew your duty but ye did it
not.D