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Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
re ssssen Agent.

Ed~ard D. Porter, has jus, been rsappoinied
Pension Agsst al Wilmington. Professor Por-
ter IL an ofhc~r Who we believe has givca emf
nsns satisfaction In The discharge Of the duties Of
hi Office.
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Local and State Affairs.
Wilmington 81. n. Conference,

ApjorRSssSr-ArPoSrsKS roR WILMINGTON Dis.
Tnicr.
The Wilmington ". T.. Conference, recently In
session at Easton. Nd. adjourned y, 10 o'clock
Monday evening. The following are the APP
pointmsuis for W ilminrton District
Presiding Eldcr-T. J Thompson.
Grace, l.. G. Matlack, |. y Formnn: Ashhnry
Enoch Stubbs ST. Paul's J. y. Merritt: Union
Charles IIill Sceit, T. l.. Tompkins; Rising
sun, J. Cook Zion, J. B Mann Charles,own
j. u Kemp; Cla,moat II. II Bodiuei New
Castle. II. Colcazet, Red Lion and Glasgow,
j. Z. Kidney Christiasa, J. Allen -. Gcorg-
cs and Port Penn, a. J. Crozcr Delaware
City, u. H. Thomas Bethel and summit. {. r.
Sheppard; Chesapeake and Manor, G. Il. Bris-
tor Newark ], A. Brndle Cherry llill J, ".
Weston Elk,on. y. Miller North East, j. b
CARTS; Elk Neck, l.. ". l.awheld Por, De
posi,, T. T.. Martin,lale
Rev. J u. Quirg was appointed agent for 'hc
Wilmington Conference Academy aud member
of 81. Paul Quarterly Conference
Rev. \. 7 Scott was appointed Professor Of
Drawing aud Painting in the Wesleyan Female
College and member OF Asbury Quarterly
Conference.
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Treasurer OF the Poor.

The election ofa Treasurer of the Poor for
New Castle county will take place ON tbs s0ih
day of April. Among those mentioned iqr the
office are VIM. Reynolds, Roh, d. Hicks, jane,
a. Is, smith, Brandywine; Wm, =. Lane, New
Castle Enoch Moore and N. fi. Ocheliree VIII
mingion.' This is very desirable position as
the officer is allowed four per cent on all mon ies
which pass through his hands
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r,sro> nisrnicr.

Presiding Eldrr--Juhn llough
SMYRNA q 4 PhThns SMYRNA Circuit. "
D. Gregg Appoquinimink, {. ". Pretiyman /;
Middlcinwn, Vaughn Smith, Odessa J T. Bry-
an Cccilion and ST. Pauls y. + Price Ga
lena, E. 7. Aldrei Millucion J. " Hammers
ly Still Pond. j. II Caldwell. Ches,ettowu u.
A. " Nilby Kent + VI, Chatham T.. II Nel-
son Church llill Il II Adams. Sudlef.til!e.
+, Davis McQuay Ccnlrrvillr J . -.
phercd Queenstown T u Harding Kent
Island " 4, Mcfarlhne E,stou, + D. New
nam Talbot " u Walton, y, " g. Ntn-
tire Tmppc, T.. II lIynson llllsloroarh. r.
u kiliam Il Roe Grccushorou.h. +. : vii.
liams, one 10 bc supplied Denton. : I Gard
ner, one 10 be supplied Marydel, V. Gray
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Proceedings of the Legislature.

In the Senate on Wednesday. March
9TH very little business Of general i'm.
portance was transacted a number of
acts Incorporating beneficiary societies
were passed aui some new acts introduce
cd
In the House tho bill introduced by
Mr. Hutchinson. changing the place Of
voting in Appequinimnk Hundred and
the till introduced by Mr Clark extend.
Ing the boundaries Of Red Lion Hundred.
(wc presume thi, is the bill to take off a
portion Of II Gcorgcs Hundred aud give
it to Rcd Lion we're passed
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Aceidsnt on the Delaware Il. n.

An empty freight car standing on the siding
at Brenford station, on the Delaware r. r. was
biown by the wind oa Sunday on the main track.
No. frsi ght train which leaves Wilmiagiou mt
i:0s In the morning ran into and completely de-
molishsd il. No cns was injured. The accident
detained the Delaware train Monday morning.
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Resigned.

" v Fra. has resigned ~, ra,ia Il.
C,,h.'t u' tar p. tNt-t ,.'. Nation Hss. aa4
fuu.i, 81 siut.-e hts Gesa cid. Tod go b.s H,s va
a'a,r.
Henppnintrd.
Lieut., Js'H II HaHa 90 Wilmington HFs
lreu s--Arv4iuEe#. Z. :. Marsha ug U.#4B4te
Removed.
Jas Y Moore la ot Wilmington las re-
moved "a Ni, Oil hsa4. -pdy.s...
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Fireman Injured.

Charles Granger, a fireman on the +. IB.
B. r. was badly injured about the head and
neck, on last Saturday afternoon, at Lazaretto
station. lie looked out, when his head came iu
coniaet with a pos, aud he WAS knocked from
ths engine. The train was stopped and he was
picked up and brought 10 Wilmington. He was
badly but not seriously hurt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15

RESOURCES
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IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO MINER
AL LAND PATENTS.

Under the Act of May 10, 1872, the sur
vey Of the mineral lands sought to be pat
ented must be made by or under the direc-
ton of the surveyor General before the ap-
plicatian for patent is filled with the Regis
ter and Receiver while, under the old Act
of July 26. 1865. the survey need no. be
made until after the expiration Of the nine
ty Gays publication for patent must be sworn
to; but under the old, this was not required.
Again, while the patent under the old law
conveyed but one vein OF lode, the new law
enlarges the rights of patentees by giving
them the right to all lodes, lodges and veins,
the top or apex of which lie within the ex-
terror bounderies OF the survey, and which
were not adversely claimed on May 10, Is
". Furthermore, adverse claims under
the old law might be filed at any time pre-
vious to the expiration Of the ninety days
publication while under the new law ad
verse claims must be filed within the sixty
days publication, and suit commenced with
in thirty days from date ofsuch filing, For
these reasons the Commissioner of the Land
Office holds that applications for mineral
patents filed under the old law after its re-
peal must be recommended under the new
law. As there are quite number of such
useless applications from the Pacific coast,
there will he proportionate amount of loss
in..time and money, or otherwise. For this
the Commissioner cannot justly be blamed.
Washington Cor. Sacramento Record.
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IN MEMORIAM.
Hall of Shasta Lodge No. 81 l. 0. o. F.
Shasta, April, 2Sth 1873.

Hall of Shasta Lodge No. 81 l. O. o. F.
Shasta, April, 2Sth 1873.
Whereas, by the ruling of inscrutable
destiny, was called from our midst on
tie 24th inst, our beloved Brother, Lewis
Terry, Junior Past Grand of this Lodge,
who was faithful Brother, tender Hus.
band, good citizen, kind neighbor, aud ar.
IDENTIFY attached to the principles of our be
loved order, ard whereas we desire to place
on record testimonial expressive of the
high appreciation we have for his virtues
Therefore be it resolved, that by the death
of Mr.. Terry our Lodge has lost an eff
cient member, the order worthy Brother,
his family an affectionate Husband, and
the community valued citizen, and that
we tenderthe widow and relations OF deceas-
ed, our heartfelt sympathy intheir great be-
reavment. Resolved that the Brothers of
this Lodge wear the usual badge, and the
Hall be draped in mourning for 80 days, and
that copy OF these proceedings be presen-
ted by the secretary to the widow of the
deceased and that the SHASTA COURIER be
requested to publish the same.
j. +. PELHAM,
G. r. KNOX,
SAMUEL IsAAcKs,
CHAs. MCDONALD,
COMMITTEE.
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All transient advertisement must be paid
for in advance, and all job work on delivery.
We have quit wasting nk and paperin book
keeping
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GRAND JURY.

To the Honorable County Court, of the
County Of Shasta.
We the Grand Jury empaneled for the
May term 1873, of this Court, most re-
specially report
That we have made due and diligent in.
quiry into and careful examination of all
cases presented to us, or that have come to
our knowledge.
We have found FIVE true bills of indict
ment which are herewith presented, as fol-
lows:
Two for murder, one for burglary, one
for robbery, one for assault with intent to
commit murder, also one presentment for
misdemeanor.
The Committee appointed by us to ex-
anime into the condition of the County
Hospital, report that they find the same
kept in an orderly and proper manner, and
upon inquiring of patients found therein,
they have no complaint to make.
The Committee appointed to examine
the county Jail and condition of parties con-
fined therein, report that they visited the
Jail and found three Cinnamon and three
Indians confined therein that the Jail ap-
peared to be kept in a neat and proper
manner and the prisoners to be well
served and made no complaints.
The thanks of the Grand Jury are here
by rendered to the District Attorney, Clay
W. Taylor, for the clear and business-like
manner IN which he has assisted us in all
cases brought before us for consideration,
all of which is respectfully submitted.
j. F. SCAMMoN, Foreman.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Upper Sac. River,

upper sac. river,
May LIST, 1873.
FRIEND CARTER.-I herewith send you
an item or two which may be of some in
terest. The miners who have been ground
sluicing in this section this winter are now
taking out money and realizing their most
sanguine expectations Bradbury and
Boggs, on Soda Creek, above our mutual
friend Bailey's, are cleaning up $40 per
day to the hand. Robert Pitt, at Portu
guese Flat, mas been running two hydraulics
all winter, and nuggets weighing from one
to six ounces are no uncommon thing to
pick up in his claim, to cay nothing Of fine
gold. The Dog Creek mines are paying
better this season than for years past
Good pay is being found in the deep banks
that no one scarcely thought of working
years ago. Shelf Sperry and Bates-you
know both the boys-have taken out a
couple ofspecimens which were worth about
$3.50, besides number of smaller nuggets
weighing from $50 to S. There is not
now, nor never was, any question of the richr
ness and permanency of the mines on the
upper Sacramento and its tributaries, but
the facilities for working these mines to ad-
vantage have heretofore been limited, but
we hope that the railroad will soon be pushed
up here, and then we can rig our claims with
coed machinery, and our local traders can
afford to sell us supplies purchased below,
and give us the per centage which now goes
to the profit Of the "middlemen" and team
sters. There is some excitement about the
Modocs Of late. Our people have differ
ent opinion of Captain Jack and his braves
to that expressed by certain Anticipated hu.
manitarians and one-horse newspaper cor
respe ndents. These soft-hearted fellows
must have forgotten, or never heard of the
emigrants these red devils murdered, the
pack trains they robbed, the houses they
burned, from 1852 to 1858, and later. In
1868 Captain Jack made raid into Squaw
Valley Siskiyou County, robbed the house
at Pilgrims camp and then went to J. Heck
athorn's place, where Sulaway's and Gill
more's families were stopping, and in a
manner demanded admittance
into the house, but Josh Stone happened to
be there aud pursuaded the noble chief, by
the influence ola cooked rifle, to give up
the idea of going through the establihment'
From Squaw Valley the band went down on
the McCloud river and found an Indian
camp occupied by three old bucks and about
a dozen squaws and children of the Pit Riv-
er tribe. They killed the bucks and carri-
ed the squaws and children into captivity
the poet Miller's child being among the
captives. The truth is, there never was
a good Modoc until the breath had been
knocked out of him.
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DANCE--ls is suTsoTed that there was
private Modcc war dance at or near Bur
gettsville few nights age, and that the
warriors appeared in the festive scene in
war paint and summer costume What the
affair will amount to when "whittled" down
TO facts We are unable to state until we have
a communication from Captain Jack, and
OF course he will not "talk' until he washes
off the "war paint"
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DIED..

In Millville, April 26th, Elizabeth Beck, q ma
tive Of Tenn, aged IS years.
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In BRIEF.

Nothing new from the Modocs.
General Sherman is organizing force
: Of 400 scouts to operate against the Modocs.
Mrs. Merits residence in Redding was
destroyed by fire on Thursday evening.
Chief Justice Chase died in New York
on Wednesday.
See the call for meeting of the Demo
cratic Central Committee on the oath.
A communication on the subject of the
golden wedding recently celebrated at Mill
vile will receive attention next week.
Rev. Father Coleman will hold Divine
Service in Horsetown on the 22d instant,
and 10 Shasta on the 18th inst
Sheriff Hull arrested supposed deserter
on Thursday evening and confined him in
the lock up.
The freedmen and ex-confederates are
having small sized war in Louisiana over
the question as to which party shall hold
the Offices.
L. Frye had his leg broken by cave in
his mining claim at Grass Valley, Trinity
county. on Wednesday.
John Stoddard arrested couple of de-
serters just above Trinity Center on We'd
nesday night, and they are now on their
way back to the Lava Beds.
Rev. Wesley Peck, Of Grass Valley, will
preach in Shasta at IL A. M. and at u P
NJ, on next Sabbath Also at Redding,
in the School House, at 3 P. M.
The San Francisco Chronicle has found
an Egyptian Lily grown in hot house in
that city, and thinks it is the only one on the
Coast These flowers have been raised in
Shasta, in the open air, for the last ten years.
They can be seen in l.. Wellendorff's garden
Charles Mcdonald returned from the
Bay this week and reports having met hosts
of former resident of Shasta down there, all
of whom enquired about persons and things
up here, with interest.
We noticed III. Anklin, of Millville, Rob-
ert Pitt of Portuguese Flat, II. Garry, of
Bald Hills, and G. K. Willard of Igo, all
prosperous merchants, in town this week,
inspecting D. We'll & Brothers mammoth
stock of merchandise, and purchasing sup
plies.
The following residents of the Fall River
section were in town this week:
A J. Curtiss, L. White, G.. L. Carman,
Green Robinson, L. Williams, J. F. Bow
man, and several others whose names we
did not learn.
Kincaid Downer, and John Downer and
lady arrived here on visit to friends and
relatives on Thursday. john has just Ia
ken unto himself a young and handsome
bride, and thereby shown himself to be
emnently sensible. Why don't our typo
graphical friend, Kincaid, 60 and do like
wise?
The remains of Captain E. Thomas, of
the 4th Artillery, Lieutenant A. Howe, of
the 4th Artillery and Lieutenant Thomas
Wright, all of whom we're killed by the
Modocs. and those Of Surgeon Thos Nc
Milen, who died at the Lava Beds of heart
disease, arrived at Redding on the 9th and
were forwarded below.
The baggage wagon containing the bag
gage of General Davis was rugged with a
roadometer attached, and the exact dis
lance from Redding to Yreka is given by
the engineer in the company at Ill 4S miles
and fraction over. The distance from
Yreka to Balls is given at 32l miles, and
from Yreka to bluff at entrance to lava bed
just 81 miles
IN MENORIAM
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"HE PROPRIETORS RESPECTFULLY
announce to their friends and the public gen
orally that they have opened their new Hotel and
have furnished the establishment throughout with
new SPRING BEDS of the latest style. The par
lor and rooms are large and well ventilated.
T H E T A B L E
will always be supplied with everything the mar
ket affords and every possible attention will be
paid to the wants of guests and no pains spared
to render them comfortable.
at the II a r.
None but the best brands of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars will be dispensed to whoever comes in and
takes g. 40 drops"
NS- The Oregon 4 California STAGES ar
rive and depart daily from this Hotel. 33u
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EMPIRE HOTEL!
EHi MAIN STREET, SHASTA, Iilmi1
JOHN V. SCOTT, Proprietor.

VvHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAvORITE
L Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and furnished the establishment through
out, and is prepared to entertain guests in a
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodous, and the BEDS and sleeping &C
comodatons unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford, and every possible at
tention will be paid to the wants of guests, and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none but the best brands of Wine.
Liquor and Cigars will be dispensed to customers
The Oregon & Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
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CANDIDATES.

We are authorized to announce JOHN v. SCOTT
as a Candidate for the Office of COUNTY TREAS
UKER, subject to the decision of tho Republican
County Convention.
WILLIAM JACKSON will be Candidate for
the office of SHERIFF, subjec. to the action of
the Republican County Convention.
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CORRAL g. STABLE.

Attached to this establishment is good COR
RAJ and STABLE where Transfers and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN ". SCOTT.
Shasta, June 18th, 1869. je19
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(8mtltbuns fulst.)

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poeGe..
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,.Sprit nitt pon GOit!" tufl's mipt itinb,
,.Du buff uns ni6t aus S&nss uno Uinp,
glfnn mir nitt lslblf uns bffen."
Die Muttsr untsr 1brantn ipritt
DRit balt sr(iidtr Stimms:
80 9p'er, esb' nidi ms 8sritt
IRit msintm Stinb I'm Brimms.
AIlf aus Der 9ioib, aQma6t'gr @oti!
Dtab' uns hem 9Sitn nitt sum SpOtt.
9rIbr uns ppn benz lltbrl,"
llnb bOrt-ea italll's rom Slssl Der
gDis tsass Rufsn nirbtr. =
,,Ilstn Stinb, wtnn tas tsr 0at,r pGr'!
8omm', fOmm'. mir fsb'n TIN tpitbsf !"
Den @atsr, Wuttsr fanu ssf&pinp,
Bin ni$t mtbr miies," iau&it bas aiub
llnb rinst 0& muibis pfitsr.
Da lpbni smpOr Elm 8sifsbunb,
Vic flores &situnssssi6sn -
llnb aIs lIs balb srliarri unb numb
Gmpcr ben Sissl ffissn,
SO& tutsInb i&alIls burd gia&l unb @ne:
,.8abr bin. 0 5abe 0eib unb ainb,
Das 8sh'. III mir esblisbsn."
Gin bsrbsr S&msr, mtnatfnIaus -
Gin furssS, bumPfss 3assn -
Drsi Isiis Ssuiber frisbtnSbaus -
Drd srnhs, lsSte 8rassn -
Damn rubin trd Wsnitsn Arm In Arm,
Sn S&nee unb @turm tur& eisbs parm,
SIN arGBtsu ilnaIiid aIiidllh.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-04-17
Die arlGte Werbrettuita.

pt YtVFte WttVttItHHU.
Die Circulation bfr ,pennlpIpautf1t
Staatas 3eituus" In Daupbin COUNTY
IN srOBer ais bic irBsnb elmer anpsrsn IN Oar,
risburg aebrutten bsutitsn obsr enslilbsn l3ei-
tuHs. Sie bittet bestalb bic bette @rlssenbrtt,
Auleissn In bieism 3bsis bes Staatfs sinf
uette Ysrbrsitung ju psrl9afen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-04-17
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VsuaiplpaaIi4e Staats,ettmns,
psrausssssben Scr

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
sd4tint tsbsn Dcnnsraas, unb fcaet -. 90
pfr 3abr, ,atlbar tnuerbalb besSabrts, unt
ea.SO nat Ysraub Sss 9abrsanss.
9iH,sIns Grmplaren, 8 geuts per Stiid.
Rsinf Sublsriptioncn psrbtn fir weniasr
ais fts Wpnateu ansenommen; AUD fam
Nismano oas YIait abbsaslkn, bis ale Rid.
hlnbe bs,ablt nb.