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epdangering of the life and health IN tns
mines of this State.

eudangerlng OF Tue 11Ae fIiN Aes'A'AA -
mines of this State. -Ei
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Phelan: {" An Act for the rehe1
of Rhodes bondsmen." Referred. to
Committee on State Affairs.
Mr.. McBeth: "An Act in relation to
Public Officers" Regulating the official
bonds of Justice of the Peace and leav-
inc the matter in the hands of the Com
missioners. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Davenport: can Act to amend
the Registry Law, and to prevent frauds
at election by which the present law is
| so changed as to make the payment OF
poll tax requisite qualification Of the
voter, etc. Referred to Committee on
| Ways and Means, and ordered printed.
| Mr.. Lockwood: Bill providing for the
government of towns and cities, which
confers the advantages of incorporation
without the expense of Incorporating; OF
which enlarges the jurisdiction of the
present County Commissioners, making
them in fact SO many common councils,
or Board Of Aldermen.
Mr.. McBath: can Act to exempt from
taxation the property of the Improved
Order of Red Men, Referred (appro.
priately) to Committee on Military ano
Indian Affairs.
Mr.. Hill: IAN Act fixing the salar!
of the District Attorney OF Churchill ii
5000 per year.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
! Senate Bill creating the Office OF Fire
man for the Capitol building, during TIL
sessions of the Legislature. Passed.
) Senate Bill regulating foreign lnsuf
surance Companies doing business Il
thi, State. Ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill, "An Act to amend an 'Ac
: creating the County Of Elko.' oidere
{ engrossed.
Senate adjourned at 124o.
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THERE are two Bills that we should
very much like to see printed-Phe
lan's Act for the better preservation
Of the lives of miners, and GallaS
hers Bill to protect farmers from
the encroachments of stock. They
both are Of much concern to the
nnblic and should therefore be wide
ly disseminated-for the suggestions
thew would evoke. if for nothing else
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WHEELER & WI LsoN SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the S Saie
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing la-
chimes has been established here III gar
son. MI p B. Fox is the agent; ana
he will sell the said machlnes-o1 the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements-at San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof T.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler d
| Wilson to be the best machine manu-
| factured.
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ISLANDER Observation-Disclosures often
complain that they cant find soo1 Sc
gar in Carson. If they Will only can on
L. Fred Brooks, opposite the ofmSo!
House, they will discover that none pu1
the best Imported Segars are retalied ut
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. Il. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next doorto Rails hard
ware store.
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suMNIoNS.
TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

I'm TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Second Judicial District, of the State OF
Nevada in and for the County of Ormsby-
FRANCIS MANDLEBAUM and ABRAHAM
KAUBER partners in trade by the firm name
OF Mandlebaum Il klauber, plaintiffs VS.: a. r.
BOUTON, CHAS. UZNAI aud Z: S. kELLOGG;
.artnerS by the firm name OF Inc FnfiiA Mill
Company. defendants.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second judicial District of the State OF Nevada.
in anu fer the County of Ormsby, and the COM
plant filed in said County OF Ormsby, IN the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court
The State of Nevada sends greeting to A. r.
Bouton. Charles UZnay, and G. s. hel!osS part
rers by the firm name of the Phoenix Mill Com
pauv defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
| brought against you by the above named PLAIN,
titfs in the District Court Of the Second judicial
District of the State OF Nevada, IN and for the
Comfy of Ormsby, and to answer the complaint
| filed therein "a copy of which Accompanies TINS
srlnmons) within ten days exclusive OF the Gay
of servce) after the service on you OF tins sum,
mons-if served within this county; or served
| twenty days, otherwise within forty days-or
| Judgment by default will be taken against you.
| The said action is brought te recover 1udS-
ment against you for the sum oi t In" III
sand one hundred seventy four and 2O-l00 dollars,
with interest 81 All 70 thereof, from 81 pteii-
Der l6, 1857, until paid, at the rate OF TWO per
| cent per north, together with the sum OF SO 10
| costs heretofore taxed, including costs OF tins
! suit, alleged W NC uue pi.' iAis, - - Ic
| Judgment rendered in this Court September 10,
| 1861 in an action therein pending. wherein you
| were defendants, and these plaintiffs We're the
plaintiffs, as more fully appears by said COM
plant. =.
And YOU are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as ABOVE
required the said plaintiffs will take judgment
against you as therein prayed.
Given under my hand, and the seal OF
| the District Court of the Second Judlcla
District of the State of Nevada in and 1ol
f1.s.l the county of Ornsby, this 9th day OF
August, in the year of our Lord, one thou
| sand ri ght hundred and seventy-two
nooo.1w3m TJ. EDWARDS, Clerk
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICES WILL BE PAID
for FIFTY or ONE HUNDRED good
Wood Choppers. Steady work given.
INQUIRE Of YERINGTON, BLISS K co.
o,o-tf v. & T. r. r. Office.
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BORN.

At Morgan Mill, ormsby county, January 16,
70 the-Wife of C. Reese, a daughter.
At the Brunswick Mill, January 10, to the
wife of Ross LIE Vallicre, a son.
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We very earnestly commend the
official performances OF Lieutenant
Governor Denver. He presides with
rare effectiveness aud expedites the
business of the Senate with his ex
cellent rulings and promptltude OF
manner. Moreover he has exercised
much good Judgment in his selection
of committees; and we are glad to
believe that he is winning golden
opinions from all sorts Of people
bv his courtesy of manner, his
close attention to the business OF his
Office and his painstaking disposition
so evident to all, to leave nothing
undone that he can do, to promote
harmony and beneficient legislation
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRMspY HoUsE-GEoRGE d. FRYER, PRoeR1EIoh'
s harrington Henry Lyons Heun
AZ II Saxton A ksatterly u Diaper
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sivcness.

THE HEARr1Ess SCOOTER who las
cerates the hearts of hopeful and
guileless humanity through the col
umns of the Territorial Enterprise.
sides with the taurine banditti who
have conspired together to sinch the
moor farmer, and cause the expen'
siye and merciless corraling OF his
pea-patch and his corn field in order
that the COW with the crumplec
horn. the fatted calf and the Bulls OF
Bashan may cavort in supercllllous
monopoly of timothy and blue grass
and clover and white sage around
about his humble premises, shaking
their hooking horns within lmper-
tinent proximity to the very seat OF
his happiness, world without end!
That disdainful writer casts ridlcnle
upon the Got in the Valley L love,
meanlv Jealous as he is Of our mod
est wealth of land-he being land
less, save in the prospective owner
ship of six feet of Potters Field
the having and the holding OF which
he may hope to have indicated by SO
much of a compliance with a Fence
law as should partition off his cere
ments and bear the short, suggestive
legend of "Here lies Daggett.
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co,,rrr uo1rss-coRBErT BEo.'R P2oPRIETo
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MIR. Phelan: Gan Act to prevent the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

Tho DELAWARE GAZETTE established ~,
istbe largest and most hourishing weekly inc @
tints and has a larger circulation than any other
on thepsninsular. Published every Friday morn
ing at g. a year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

aclcr aud lhlrc is no doubt OF gu It. 1t IL crime
against society aud tax upon virtue aud intcl'i-
geuce to arrest ncgrofor stealing pair tf chick
ems or pair OF shoes and suljaot the county TO
a huudIcd dollars OF GxTeuse for his boarding and
trial, aud to another hundred dollars while he
serves out his time Of Imprisonment after com
v!cli IL, Aud where they are not gniliy the cost
for boarding and triad is the same. 1t it were not
for the boarding Of petty thieves the expenses of
our prison system would not be half what it ia,
and we have no doubt there would be saving of
six or eight thousand dollars year,
Something will soon have TO be done. There
will have to be change in the system oI Courts
or an enlargement of the prison and if the lat
ter IS effected of course arrangements will be made
for extending the system of labor. We do not
see that there could bG much objection to the
Mayors CouT: trying and Furnishing petty thieves
In Wilmington. OF course all VINO want to Gee pc
the law would object TO this. Bur we think the
knowledge that immediate punishment would
follow would have tendency 10 deter msny
from the commission of crime.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
A HEAVY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
CHEAP e0oTs AND SHOES.
NUTRINA.

Prepared from Wheat aud adnIrably adapted ~ a
diet 70 those Of sedentaTy habits aud for all per-
sons suffering from impaired digestion. Constipa-
ton Of the bowels often the eauRo of much ILL
health and suffering is relieved by the frequent use
Of this food. the same may be said Of genuine
scotch. Pin Head Irish } and Bethlehem Oat Men
al (which Of aneHt quality are suDplied By
n. BhIN0HuhST 4 CO..
ApOtheeaeiag
Corner 6i4th and Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

THE DAILY GAGRrrE is published every afternoon
,scept sunday at Ii6 Market street. ana served oy
.,rriers 20 subscribers in all parts ol wilmington
sud the surrounding towns ana VILLAGE. l'I SIA
cents a week. payable weekly 1eaTiS saps'riOe
IS IN advances.
7uR ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN 7lIE STATE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

CHARdEs AGAINST ATTORNEY GENERAL VIII
uIAMs-Among the accusations against Attorney
General Williams ia the investigation now making
hy the Senate judiciary committee Is that the gov
crnment has been made TO pay for the carriage
used hy Mrs Williams A voucher for its pay
rnEnt had been Iled n the Treasury Department
One Of the most serious charges, however, prefer.
red against the attorney general is his neglect to
proceed against tho corrupt officials IN The western
ludicial district of Arkansas. The report of Spec
ial Agent Whitney has been before Mr.. Williams
tor more than mCnth, dlclosmg corruption and
harelaccd robbery. The United States marshals,
deputy marshals and United States commissioners
have Systematically deirauded the government by
pretending to make arrests which were never made
Ivy inventing ofi4nses and ,hcn running up a bill
for imaginary expenses in pursuit OF the imaginary
offender.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
The Economy of "a Penltentiary."

The Commercial advances some very good Ica-
sous why Delaware should have pcniicntl3ry
where conYicts could be made 10 contribute to
support by their own lbor. Ia support oflhis it
quotes from tho report OF the warden OF the peni-
Tertiary in Ohio, which shows that the total re-
ceipls ol The institution during the year from
earnings of couylcls, etc, were $l13 40 81 total
expenditure for ordinary purposes, Slj2 1854 ;
balance Of cash receipts over cast of maintenance,
S25,2SGj7.
Maryland might a'ao be quoted IN proof that
a saving could bo made by a We'll managed system
OF labor; and many persons in Delaware have
arrived at tho conclusion that it would be well foI
our state to provide for The Introduction Of labor
iuto the several prisons or what would be better
adding worl, house 70 the prison IN one of The
counties where all conys,s might bc made 10
support themselves. ln DONG tins it would moi
b. Necessary to abolish the post and pillory As
the necessity Tor this Eystem ARISES chiefly from
the greater number Of conyicis, since Inc war. In
our own country, il would seem that New Castle
would be the proper place Tor the erection Of such
a building. There is already there a svslsm Of
labor; but there Is not sufficient room TO enlarge
II to productive point In Kent and Sussex
there is scarcely ever, at the assembling of the
Courts, once in six months, more Than hall a doz-
cn criminals TO be tried, and last year we Ls-
lieve at one term in Sussex there were noue-tbe
jail was empty. 1t is therefore quite obvious thai
those counties would not find economy in a larye
expenditure for work house for their convict.
On this ground the members Of the Legislature
from those counties might very Justly object 10
going 10 the expense Of building. In that case
our Levy Court wonli be called upon TO extend
our present prison. system OF charges might
be fixed upon by which the convicts Of Kent and
Sussex would be taken al our work house. if such
thing was found desirable. But there comes
back the old question, "Will IT pay" New Castle
county 10 go to this expense Under our present
system Of holding Court once only in six months.
ls very doubtful. There is entirely TOO much
coat PutuPon the county for the entertainment Of
petty thieves during the recess Of the COurts ana
provision should be made for immediate trial and
Punishment where the crime is Of this petty char.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
CONDENSED MILK.

ls made By carefully eYaporating the WAtsFy poT-
tiQn Of ffssh Milk adding 10 it q small portion Of
white sugar and sealing IL MP heTmotieally. In
this way u will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly 10 its naturally liquid state BY
the additoa OF pure WaleF. IL IL worry largely used
Ia The hrenaration OF food Tor infants. and u
especially adapted 70 the use Of travellers on &c
count Of its portability aud answering an the puF
~ IS ~ kgeah mlk. The hest brands ere cold by
II hRIHaHuhar q CO.,
Corner 6ixih and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
Furniture and von,unn Binds.
]. u j. n. lIARMAN,
aNo. lOEINu STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.

Hly~rzS We respectfully INFORM the citis5ns
@heY W Wilmington and the surrounding country
.l- that we continue TO manufacture and keep
- ON hand at our large aud long established
WarerOOms, Furniture OF every variety and style
consisting of Mahogany, RoseWO0 and walnut
Furniture, suitable Tor parioT, dining -TOoU
chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furnitureis as large and Variei
As can be found in Delaware. and all articles sold
our establishment are warranted az re presented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fashionable designs
made to order and kept oOns,k lty On hand. We
also manufacture and constantly keep a larReas-
sOrtment o SpriRg. Hair, Moss and lusk Mattress-
a. J. GJ. n. HARTMAN.
in1 Alu King stree
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A SITUATION AS SUPERINTENDENT IN A FIRST
n class dress and cloak making establishment by
lady thoroughly competent cutting by 5. T. Taylors
system skul designer, having Is years experience
in the first trade. Address NINE, care w. ii. An
drews. Titusville, Pa
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VVANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, IN A
w private family, position assist with the house.
hold duties and sew is first class operator Wheeler
| Wilson'S machine has of her good home
desired than salary preference given parties
living in oboken Address Mrs. NJ d. j. box l43 Herald
| Uptown Branch Office, l,265 Broadway.
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CCt WEST ATH STA THOROUGHLY EXPERT
OCt enced English laundress; ladies'. gentemen's
or family washing puhng futing, &c done in superior
WALKER.
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| VXrANTED--A POSITION, BY LADY OF IA YEARS
w experience in millinery and drcssmaking; capa-
BILE of designing and superintendng large establish
mcrt References exchanged. Address f. Is. g., Herald
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NGELL's TURKISH BATHS, 81 LEXINGTON Az,
"A want agreeable honest Intelligent ncT rsnf,n
Bile employment with medical Instructions references
required.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
Three Cars on the Grand Trunk Railroad Roll
Over an -Thirty-two Per.
sons Mostly Americans, Injured.

MONTREAL. Canada, May @ 1879
This morning at half-past five o'clock, as the
Portland express on the Grand Trunk Railroad
was passing the twenty-seventh mile post near
Soixante, the three last cars, Pullman and two
others, left the track from the spreading or the
rails, broke the coupling and rolled down an en-
bankment over thirty feet high. Thrty-two persons
more or less injured were brought to Montreal by
the forward part OF the train The others LEFT at
ST. Hyacinthe and Beloiel several were frigh fully
hurt, Most of the passengers were Americans.
The following are the names OF o few Of the in
jured:-
George Tnurber, OF Upton, quebec, seriously in
jured internally and badly cut about the head; had
to be left at st. Hiairc.
The Very Reverend Dean Slack, OF Bedford, Que
bee, face bruised and cut several ribs broken.
A. +. Parker, Of Worcester. Mass, and VIM,
Taylor, now at the Ottawa Hotel; slightly bruised.
Mrs. Il. Brooks and George Brooks, of Sherbrooke;
slightly injured.
An unknown lady, now at the ottawa Hotel;
injured.
u. Ii. Greeley, OF Boston; badly cut about the
legs; had narrow escape from burning to death,
the stove having fallen upon him, setting fire 10
his clothes.
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OR OF THE HERALD:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your spiendid paper of to-day unwittngly assists
In parading as Commissioners TO Vienna number
Of unauthorized persons who appointed them
selves or were appointed by the General Commits
sioner-in-Chel," &C., and to whom we are in
debted for the scandal attaching the American
part OF the Exposition. The C0mmssoner-he Is
not Commissioner General-obtained permission
from the State Department to appoint thirteen as.
sstants or clerks, at 81 200 head, whose apparent
duties have been to wear $40 badges from Tnany's,
announce their rivals and departures In and
from foreign ports, and generally to make them
selves ridiculous. The paid Commissioner, throw
ing himself into the exclusive embrace OF the
Union League Club called meeting OF the fossils
there, who appointed themselves an "advsory
committee" and paraded their names in cata-
logues, circulars and In the papers, arranging
themselves III "groups," &C., although they had
no official status whatever. They simply succeeded
In preventing an art exhibition at Vienna. and in
being, with two exceptions rejected by the gov
ernment in its appointment of honorary commits
sioners. These gentlemen, placed under the Ii cad
OF "Ihe New commissioners IN the HERALD, and
apparently connected with them are, although
very worthy persons In no way connected with
the Exposition, have done 1t more harm than good,
and, even II they should go to Vienna, would rank
with the town. village, sewing machine and
myriads OIL other commissioners" who VIII re-
ceive no recognition whatever ana only make their
country ridiculous IN the eyes Of foreigners
soon issue an Official order defining the new CON-
mission, which includes Messrs. Roosevelt Shultz,
Aspinwall, Spang and such OF the scientists and
honorary commissioners who have recently been
appointed as have accepted and received their
commissions from the government, ana upon
whom will devolve the duty Of bringing order out
new YORK. May q 1879.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May Q, 1873.
telegram from Barcelona to this city reports
that General vclarde has issued an order granting
amnesty to all Carlists who surrender within
eight days except those who deserted from the
Spanish army and leaders, and that he also re-
qulres the Inhabitants of Berga to pay $4,000 for
allowing the Carists under Saballs to enter that
town.
TERRIBLE AvENGEMENT OF DEFEAT IN WAR;
number Of Carlisr prisoners confined on one
OF the Canary Islands mutned several days ago,
and the guard was compelled to fire on them to
secure submission to the orders OF the authorities.
Many of the prisoners were killed and wounded.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL ARMY RECRUITMENT.
Recruiting Of volunteers, who are to be brought
into active service against the Carsts, is in pro-
gress throughout Spain.
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uniquely set up columns OF doube-leaded BREWER.
How eagerly the matter contained therein was
scanned, devoured and digested by the Intellectual
organs OF mastiaation can only be appreciated by
the Germans themselves. Here In far.ofr coun.
try, to reach which 1t had cost them 80 many
months Of toll to accumulate, so many pangs or
heart at parting, so many regrets upon the sever
ance OF ties that were dear, they found themselves
in the closest relationship with their fatherland
through the medium of universal unison OF sentl-
ment and refinement OF appreciation thereof
that can never be forgotten-the spirit which so
lavishly catered to their national pride.
DUTCHTowN."
Eastern District, was fairly wild over She event.
Indeed, 80 great was the exuberance OF spirit
manifested consequent upon the appearance OF the
HERALD In that thickly settled section OF the City
OF churches that the occasion was made one OF
tnapromptu carnival. The stores devoted to the
dispensation OF Bismarcks beverage were thronged
to excess, and az each sentence In the tongue of
fatherland was read, applause ensued, and another
stoop OF beer was called Tor. II the enterprise mad
proceeded from German newspaper orlce not
half the pride would have been experienced, but
coming as 1t did from q journal OF their adopted
land, 1t was dear indeed.
IRISH SENTIMENT
The citizens hailing from the Emerald Isle CON-
mented upon the magni1cence Of the conception
OF the genius and enterprise which prompted such
display OF journalistic greatness. "Well, WE'LL"
remarked prominent citizen in Offcial position,
"thts beats all ever have seen in this way. will
keep this days HERALD as long as live as an ex-
ample OF what that paper can do. 1t beats all en-
tirely."
There were no dissenting voices to this express
sion There was an immense number OF copies
OF the HERALD sold in Brooklyn yesterday morning,
and later in the day premium was offered for the
paper, but IN vain.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
Newmarket Spring Meeting sport-Raee for the
Thousand Guineas-Fourteen Horses
Start and Spirited Contest.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 2, 1873.
Tho first Spring meeting at Newmarket was
brought to close to-day.
RACE FOR THE ONE THOUSAND auINEAs.
The race Tor the One Thousand Guineas was won
by Cecilia Angela was second and Windermere
third. Fourteen ran. The betting just previous to
the commencement OF the race was eight to one
against the winner. The foilOwingis a
SUMMARY.
TIE ONE THOUSAND GUISEAs STAKES; subscrip-
NOn Of 100 sovercigns each. hall forfeit for three
year-Od FLIES, ST. 10 Id. each; the owner OF the
second horse to receive 200 soyeregns out OF the
stakes and the third to save her stakes II. d.. So
subscribers.
Lord Falmouth's b. Cecilia, by Blair Athol, out
AZ VI npGVa 49,.
out OF Stella, by West Australian. ............ 2
Mr.. Bruton's cA. f. Windermerc, 10y Macaroni, out
Of MISS AgnesS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.