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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

jar lRnuIDl 8 REsRI9UlIoN OF pFoperty to the
Elle Railway Company Is the subject of writer
b the London Telegraph. The fact that even the
reminds the WI erI Of sseele's story of girl
whom he met IN London aller haYng known her
& as Nll1eI -lerbed Village maiden, His wonder
- etAef 0o1|atned Appearance was dissipated by
s. ihs airy illonl staWk SIR, diaRt you know
lhat1Wds raiaed iPs.s ~ a.slie' 40
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

/ N. Dixon, who Arss paeked oysters. tol
Z hufsday night,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

TMn HxnoN acAtnAx-With the death Of
- nlahf ~ stephen Luahington, the eminent
&aEliah iuHills ID Great Britain, peRished, y 70
Ne secret Of the Byroa scandal, which
MEes Stowe gained questionable notoTiety by
nan t1U yeata go He Waa Lady byron Z
slsafy haad 4 aad sslsszsa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
From the N. Y. Herald.
The Credit SLORilieF Confessional.

1t was awful. Hoax Ames on his first visit
to the confessional only told little of the sin /
he had wrought. The other penitents came |
up one by one, looking as devout as the Bishop
himself, OF, at least, as Mcrrick, the mild |
aud after saying they had nothing to confess |
went away as gay as arks, or as Father Banks, |
the bumpuous, when he dimes with the Friars |
Of Orders Gray. But they each said bitter
little WORD Tor Hoax Ames, which much bewil-
dered the venerable Bishop and set him
consulting with his reverend clergy The five
put their heads together and whispered Church
Latin to each other, until they arrived a. the
conclusion that Hoax Ames was, like another
maligned entity, not so inky-tinted as he was
painted. The holy quintet at this moment
heard rustic, and looking behind them, OBJ
| served gentleman, who gave his name as
McCOmO and his profession as AdDocdtuS DlQ-
oeta. lie pulled lot of documents out of a
| oiack Dag ana threw them upon the sacristy
table and then disappeared MP his stOvepipe
hat. They read the documents, and the Bishop
was on the point of calling for book bell and
candle" to huTl humping anathema al
Hoax AmeS for gay deceiveT of holy men,
when Father Banks, who loves fun, suggested
that Hoax should be given one more chance
to escape everlasting service in the hottest of
not corners. Hoax was sent for and brought
before the inqulsiti0n. He insisted on having
all the other penitents sent for, too, and they
came lie made paI tally clean breast of it,
ana the penitents gTumbled excessively as the
old sinner mentioned their names in connect on
with shares and dividends by the wholesale
Hoax grew mad as halter, and said he was
3 tired OF trying to keep these penitents straight
y in the eyes of the Bishop and his clergy
: Then it was he made the statement which
g caused the skyward flight of the Bishops mi
IS tire, sent the "baretas" OF the four father
?. carromlng againsteach other, and the "stOles'
N of the whole five flying around like serpent
10 over the heads of the covering penitents
lie Small wonder was it the stoles were agitateC
t when there was so much suggestive of sin
d against the mandate which tells men not
le steal. In spite of all deniaIs il became plai
p that the willy Hoax had fixed upon the long
Ip faced piOus penitents the guilt IL such it bI
al Of having received the shares and dividend
as below set down. Other equvalants {
od dividends were told of by the bad old Hoal
''3ive us the shares and the money! said Il
" u, Bishop, as he tried to smooth down his wonde
NJ lifted locks in the attempt to replace his mitr
re Hoax then handed in "a folIoVVu. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
NOITCR.

All persons having elaims AgAinst the kllate Of
the deceased must present the sane duly attestad
the Administrator en- or before january 4lth. 1Si4
OF abide the Act Of Assembly in snah cas0 made anA
provided. AMOS c. BkINf0N. Administrator.
Wilmington. Del ian-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

4, - Ar.orana d ihs Pitilhuzh Ioss tharo s Tu-
- ~ = 90 1a1 q. d. DEishau, Eiqs ~ t1a Coal-
- keiaI i q hnso charge e n6u Pm 1elphia
fsaf hloh i 10 fbnt aat ~ n flls.s The
- - Hog Hillshnfq taVa II. dat take much aidck
~ a iDR the Eeasoll tAae he fost aeooet
asls ,.s - 1sssss 81. 'sifi = 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
goifts.

n OIlCE-A special meeting Of the etoskholdsrs
z1r22t o. the Home Loan Association viii - hoIi On
EhIDA1t January 18th, at O'Clock, D. n . Al The
asna place OF meeting, Third and Market sfrees Ia
consider certain proposed amendments Ia ne Rre
Laws affecting the old StOckholdaFs =
lan1oot 3. 7. TAYLOR. see'ry.
~ Ill[E.-l have this day retired from the Lam
.;, - y. A. haEris and W. W. Harris who win con-
pren, tns lumber businers at the H. n corner Of
iVH' anN lanai Streets J. A. HARRIS.
Inc undersigned have this day formed Copart-
u1eIsnip under the hrm-name Of LestaF Az Harrig A
1fo1her successors 10 j. A. Harris and viii eontfnus
sne ~, 1nnDS. business at the N. r. corner Of Tront
@hu I4tnai streets. LESTER A. HARRIS
Anl4-lm WILDER W. HARRIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
RnsTNHss cnANQR.

TNH = undssslkned hAvlnE pusShasoa of ]. Sand
n heim n Co, tho store No. ea4 MnFkot atRoht.
Fsspsetfallg informs his patrons that be has nov
- kand ard for sale cheap large end well leo
- aSsorfmont OF hae1g- mA4a glathlnQs Under
rlothing, aants' EuFuiahinH dQod4 M. Ihankinl
y. WksLaY CANARY.
ian0-ly ~ M1Eket street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
Register 3 ORDER.

New Castle County, January 9Th. ls13
UpOA the application Of AMOS q. BkIN-
Ton. AamlnI Ist gat0r Of CnAI.kkahX II Bull
LOCK. late OF Chris tianA hundred In said county.
deceased; it ,is Ordered and saiFantaa by eho Reg
lster that the AdministFator aforesaid give n0liso
1t the granting sf Letters Of Adminls9fatlom upon
the Estate Of the deceased. with tha date af GEant
ing thereof by causing adveftisamen % Be posta4
within forty days NON the date et s1eh LattoE In
CasJe. requiring all peFsons hasilg oea11 against
the E3.4le 70 present the same or Ahi1e ~ an Act
also cause the same 20 be inserted within thommO
period in the Weekly Delaware Galeite. . neWspA-
Der pubished in Wilmington, and % ho continu0d
therein two months. II 80.
- Given under the han1 and seal % oGc0 Of
ANtkSU the Registar Aforesaid. e New Cngtla IN
- New Castle eOunty Aforesaid, the day aRd
year above written. B. 0fnn& he1ialoF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

- = solalR tlnnhle e at immenne 40
s q - ralof llQla heF nlloisa % Anellee
ss I
ssitaniI -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

NOR SALE-A Lot Of Land at the southeast
IL corner 0f Front and Clayton streetss - feet Q
inches on Front and 80 feet Clayton street.
Apply TO GEO. G. MARlS,
Real Estate Agent.
oes11-tf ara Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

NOTICE. ~
- The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com-
Rahy nave completed aFrangements 70 eaFFy MOnev
Faekcges and Express Matter to and from Al Point
0h ihe line OF their road anA West Chester.
- Express matter sent 10 unun Telaar raph ,fsea
No; West Third street or 10 their he oof Front
and Madison. or orders Ieft with Malisn Il SSal
dehFerinE agents. will rscsiVs pFowp. stsntion.
aU6-t GsnI Sup't N. a. II. 4. a..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

stH - sBs eas esd 4ftr fg1 tFa ~
441slf tes 4Es
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
F'SR SALE.
FOR SALE.

haAA Twenty small Houses, from tonr TO
SlIs six rooms, in different parts OF the city
~ Prices ranging from 5000 to $1,000.
llh Terms easy J, IL. FRAZER.
Real Estate Agent,
telegraph Building. Sd near Market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

NOflCE.-Notice is hereby givsn that shan ap-
~ ply the General Assembly of the State Of Del
ware. now in session. for the passage Of an act 70 d
FOrce me from the bonds Of matFim0ny now existipR
between me and my husband John y. Lynch.
Wilmington. Jan. Il. 1s7s-dim
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
nctircs.
NOTICE

ANING SOLD MY ENTIRE IN
tcrcst IN the Grocery store in Fure-
ka, Nevada, to Hiram johnson, I take
thls opportunity OF thanking the public
'or their patronage, hoping the same will
continu" tn my successor. Hiram John
son VIII collect all bills due and pay all
ollls against the store.
NJ. NJ. JOHNSON.
Eureka, New, January IA, 1873. jal5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19

4 RIGHTEOUS DECISION Some
|hlcagS police, who made q raid
pa gambling house, found three
fporters looking on the game,
h'm they arrested AMI took to
Pc Police Court. The repOrtOrial
nners put in the plea that they
ere there after items. and the
adge decided tlat reporters had
ae right to be anywhere they
sased in search of news, and
ere not lisble to arrest. Also
at persons were bound to furnish
aem items when requested. This
eelslOn will be hailed with salts
c!lon by memb RS Of the repOr-
llal fraternity who are in the
,olt'of frequenting the haunts
the elephant in large cities.
le cheeky interviewer can now
nsole himself that he has the
" ON his side when he knocks at
iady's bedroom at midnight and
rs Tor light on some subject, as
~ did in San Francisco not long
o'- vallejo Independent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
Human Skill,

Two curl Us needles are owned
|es,rc'ive,y bv the King OF Prus-
LA and the Queen Of England.
NE first wps manufactured in the
presence of its present owner, the
king of Prussia, while he was
listing a needle manufactOry i'm
lis kingdom, in order to see what
hschintry. combined with the
human hand, could produce. He
kas shown 4 number OF superfin -
|eeiles, thousands of which tOge
her did 40 weigh half an ounce,
|nh marveled how such minute
|riicles could We pierced with an
Es. but he was 20 see that in
bis respect even something still
] )ner aud more perfect could be
|rested. The bnrer that is, the
forkman whose business it is to
|cre the eve in the needle asked
br a hair from the monarch $
|ead. 1t was readily given, and
Gith smile he placed it at once
|nder the boring machine, and
hen handed the singular needle
b the astOnished king. Tne
Pcond curious needle, now in
|os.ession Of Queen Victoria. was
bade at the celebrated needle C.
pry at Bedditch, and represents
be column of Trojan in minia.
brp. This we'll known Roman
blumu is adorned with nllmpr
Us scenes, in sculpture, which
bill immort lize Trojan's heroic
rtlons in war. On this diminu-
ve n ee,lle scenes in the life of
aeeu Victoria are represented in
klisf, so finely cut and SO small
bat it requires II magnifying
aas to see them. The VictO, in
|fedle. moreover, can be opened.
contains 4 number of smaller
fedies which are equal v adorned
ti;h scenes in relief.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19

TAPER SHELL ALMONDS. The
..'a Cruz Sentinel says: While
visit to the vineyard of G M.
TVS. OF Vine Hill, a day or two
;re e. we had the pleasure of gath
ae from his almond orchard, a
solt shell almonds. In size,
GsW a,ure and general appearance.
squal any grown in any part
en,. %.c world. This branch Of ag-
W. azure will yet become extern
snd profitable in this coun-
q =, .oe there are thousands of
~xeu adapted to.almouds and
nslish valnuN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ we have formed q copartncrship
for the purpose of carrying on the saloon
Nnown as the Casino, usdcr the name
and firm If WOlfor.! & Co.
WUIFUtD, WITTENBERG h MESDES.
10
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
NIGH r.
Iis night!
-. AxSx,A

... 'Tis night!
see ron ClOudht edilh,
III II he stars and the mOODbcams AT
play:
s0 Sweet its tcmptatl~n to stray,
that | follow its flight lar away,
-. In the night.
sIta Sweet night!
Uben each lone silver Ueam
steals down through the branches t.
me,
Ind the zephyr plays over the stream,
With its low rippling murtnur Of Kiee-
q wby do Ia. ger with thee,
Mystic night?
Silent night!
Like passinnare cream
Thy Stiffness steals over the soul:
Mid longings, fond memoir s TEEN,
As thy silv"ry curtains unrOi;
Speak! SPEAK, and this mystery roll
From the night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19

STAIUES ON THE CALIFORNIA
3TATE CAPIIOL. The canvas that
las Tor several weeks covered tEe
tatues upon the entahlature over
be west entrance to tine CapitO!
Us been removed, ami the group
presented i'll ornament posi-
on In the center is Minerva,
6th her sh cid resting at her
de, her right srasping a spear at
est. At her feet cruucheS the
additional bear. At TIE lett Of
in rva is figure representing
iucatiom reclining, with her ief!
bud resting upon the globe. AT
be extreme left is u representa-
Jon of Industry. Upon the right
fe emblematle figures of justice
pd the mining indu-try Of the
tate. The figures were placed in
's'tion by MIR. Mezzsra, the artist
whom they were wrought, All 1
lie screen and scaifoldiug were
Fmaved under his direction. rhe
(atues are made from artificial
6nr, amh still retain their orig
bal colur. At some future tim.
hey will probably be tihted t.
prrespond with the color OF the
ulldins.- Sac. RecOrd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
A Card to the Public,

A FrER A LONG AND SANGUINARY
n struggle tor the mastery in the
irrighting business, am pleased to an
nOunc" that / have control OF the busi-
ness from PaliSade to the interior. Ship
psrs can be assured that the rates will be
reasonable, AMI all goods forwarded on
quick time. Having purchased the en-
tire outfit OF the y. +. Co., sm prepared
to move any amount Ol freight without
delay. Thanking the public 1or its liberal
patronage h"retOIora, respectfully sOiic-
il a continuance OF Tn. same for the tu-
tur-. Mark goods "Carc of Pritchard,
Paiisade."
Slu W. l.. PRI1 CHARD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
FIRSC.CLASS MEAL.

FUyRAVELERS WILL DO WELL TO
stop at the "Twelve-Mile House."
A - Ax1otp R0n6. tI . 4yUe-o1o0 AooA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19

MRS. FLORENCE SMITH. of En-
ping. N. H., while on a visit to her
sister at North Fryeburg, Me-. a
few days since. carried to her
e amber several cold nights n
small furnace filled with live Goals.
ana one morning was found dead.
tier parents supposed SHE died
from heart disease, but when a
itW nights after another mem!,er
ut the family tried the exreri-
meh' OF heating her room in the
same careless manner, and mar
r"wiy. escaped death, they re-
rersed their decision as to the
cause of Mrs. : nith's death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19

INTELLECTUAL CATO. For the
past few davS one of our subscribers
at Gold Hill has complained to the
carrier that the Chronicle was not lett
at his residence. while the carrier
stontly insisted that he left the paper
every evening. The subscriber final
ly concluded to watch and SO who it
was that carried it Oft. Last night.
from his ambush. he watched and
saw the carrier throw the Chronicle
over the fence on the porch. and i'm
mediatcl v after saw his own goat walk
up deliberately and take it in his
mouth. Before he could he captured,
"Billy" had eaten and swallowed
more local intelligence in one meal
than could be gathered from wears
file of our contemporary. under the
present 'lo-klitems." Virginia Chron-
iclp.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
fhc Eurcka 5cntine!
! PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
MONDAYS EXCEPTED. BY
a10. ". CASSIDY.

esRMs OF DESCRIPTION:
:, c,,,. one year, per mail...........f'5 0U
a copy, siX mOutas, per maii..... ~
L.. copy. three months, per mail. > 0D
30 papers forwarded until paid for. NH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19

THERE was little inaccuracv i'm the
history Of the iill for the relief of
Jonathan Williams. The bill has
never reached the Governor. but has
Cassed three Assemblies ard been
killed in as many Senates. II is now
ON its fourth rOnnd.- Tirai,lia Chronicle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
kOTIcE.

DUNNEL 4. 90. HAVE SOLD
out their entire business to F.. Dun
keI. All parties holding bills against
them are nO'iii"d to send in their ac-
counts within sixty days from date to
o. DUNK a.L x CO.
q. DUNKEL,
SAM. EAPHEL.
Eureka, New, January 2, 1873. j,-3Od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19
EOTICE.

THE COPARTNERSHiP HERETO.
fore existing between tho under
signed. under the name of Allen & Co.,
is hernby dis olvrd by m itual consent.
l. w. Knight is authorized to collect all
moneys due md will pay all debts of the
late firm.
W. J. ALIEN.
I. w. KNIGHT.
Eureka, New, January 3, 1873. ja3-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-19

There is man in Pottsvi!le. Pa,
who rrides himself ol having
been kicked out of more hotels
than any man in tie United
States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-03
The Moral Rights of Children.

Advanced opinions as 10 the moral .igats
OF children have at last. in Massachusetts,
reached an audience among teachers. A: a
late convection, Super;atendent Marble. of
the Worcester schools. read an earnes: and
well written paper, II which he asserted
that every child in sshooi, however young,
mas the same RICH: to his opinion, his judg-
ment, his will and his way which = full
grown man would have ii he sa. in the
same seat. "The fact lie said, ..tha: he
is weak and ignoran. does TO: alter the
case. If the childss opinion or Judgment
be at faul. We should correct him III the
same rational way as We would an adult
If his will be obstinate and his way pro-
ductive of harm TO himself or Others. we
should point him out the right way, and If
he did not desist from his evil way, we
should enforce both adul: and child N the
same manner.
"The qualities OF reason and in tel gence
should always be recognized both in the
child and in the adult. The first right of
every child, then, as Of every human being,
is to be treated as an equal and not as an
inferior. 1t seems to be the opinion of some
people that to teach is TO stamp ones own
image upon the child; that what know the
child must learn; that what think he must
be taught. We have no business to do any
such thing. A child is weak, but we have
no right to bully him. He is undeveloped
intellectually; no more have we a right to
impose our opinions upon him without bis
choice"
We can imagine the pedagoeues OF the
past generation rising from their graves in
no'ror at such doctrines. but no .eg!oa Of
gHosts can proven: new IDEAS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-03

if stained by walnut juice, and it was plain
that the Kurons are fading ii rot dying
out. They responded with queer mix
lure of French liveliness and savage s.ohd.
ity to the Colonel's jocose advances. Great
lean dogs lounged about the thresholds.
They and the women and children we're
alone visible. There were no men. None
of the Lcuses were fenced, save the chiefs.
THIS stood behind neat grass plot, across
which. az the moment our travellers came
up, two youDgish women We're trailing IN
long morL:rg gown and eye glasses. Tie
chefs house was handsome cottage, pa
resed ard caypeted. with huge stove IN
,Le parlor. where also stood 4 table expos
ing lie bead .runpeGC 0; Mrs. E.l!s> n $
scOrG.
a ir.l bodied elderly man, with quick,
black eyes. and a tranquil dark face stood
near it. He wore a half military coat, with
brass buttons and was the CHE. Picot. At
sigh. OF the colonel lie smiled slightly. ard
gave Lis hand in welcome. Then lie sold
such OF his wares as they wanted. rather
Hiscouraging than inviting purchase. He
talked. upon some urgency. o. hls people,
who lie said. numbered 800, and were a
few OF them farmers, but were mostly
hunters. and il the service of tie officers Of
the garrison. sreu. the winter in the chase.
He spoke fair English, but reluctantly, and
he seemed GLAD 20 have his guests 60, who.
were. jndeed. al! willing euoug 10 leave
L;M.-". d. Ec're!ls, IL Jt.a.e AfiGntc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-03
How Mrs. Henry Dealt win n nuIsiu1'


There is a pecul;arlv saddening effect in
awakening in the night and hearing bur-
glars at work in your house. TINS was the
case with Mr.. Henry, on South street, FRI
dav night As soon RS he detected the
noise, which appeared to be down stairs, ne
softly crept out Of bed, and commenced TO
prowl round for match His vile was
soon awakened by the same noise, and oe'
Neying that something was the matter With
the children, who slept in the next room,
she carefully withdrew from the bed so as
no, 70 disturb her husband, and started for
the door. An instant later they colllded.
What he thought was evident enough. ALE
the hard earnings of an arduous life were
at stake. Before him stood one or moro
robbers. With an exclamation OF con-
Gensed eloquence he clinched her What
she thought was not quite so evident, but
il was doubtless of her husband and chill
dren, and, being plucky withal, she at once
twined her fingers i'll his hair, and gave
wrench that made him think of death.
Then both OF them went down to the
floor together, she having the adv antage IN
the fall. and, getting on top, with her hands
still in his hair, she shook his head against
the Eoor with an energy and courage that
would undoubtedly have filed him 10 over
flowing with admiration. had he known
who il was, or had he known anything al
az. Every time she raped him she
shr;eked for help. and in brief space OK
time the children and Mrs. Eben Davis,
who lives down stairs, were on The scene.
Mrs. Davis was not dressed for company,
but in the excitement she didn't mind
adornmenr. She held a candle in one hand
and a long carving fork in the other, and
was about to drive the latter into the legs
of the villain, when recognition ensued
Then Mrs. Davis laid down her fandle IN
one direction and the fork in anNher, and
<,I~x To hL~
ments, her yellow flannel nightcap, as she
sho: down thesstsirs, being the first thing
Mr.. Henry saw on spring;Ig to his feet.
The children were returned 10 their room
and put to bed. but the parents did not re-
sumo their couch. 1t was SO pleasant that
Mr.. Henry concluded to remain up the rest
of the night and enjoy the scenery, and
Mrs Henry thought it best to stay up, too,
SO as to change the cloths ON his head as
often as possible.