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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
MariG)aQs= =Serf6ufe

bon perthppllcm 0runS eiaertbuut.
5nfpIgs psrIhirttntr SrfsbIc SCn Fieri Facias,
ausgGitrllt Don 0tr Waprrs &rurteer @itp Gran
ton lUtp an mid 9sriGtei weres i'd AM
DpnnsrRaa btn II Aprtl 1873,
UNI 10 llbr Ncrmittaqs, in bCm GOurtbauIs brr
Stabt Scranton enS folerneermabm brIbris-
btns Gigrntbum ium CHertlidtr NcrFnuf brin.
gen. nCmltt:
Aas bic Rettit, 5ittI unt 5utrrfiIsn RES Ser
Hddfn IN uub auf biz nabfolgenb bslcbrisbeue
@ruutlpts, gtlssrn In ter Gtty Sunutcn, Vu.
,srne County, IA. Sine Cots &c. - unb 10
I'M 9lpf prtr Sudbrnt Rp. 49; btlngte Cots
liup ie "a 6ub 5rCHt bal 100 Sup lisfs unS int
rsHtipinfslis nit elmer Allrs bintrn, nidt tpeni.
ger ais iettn jug melt fir bffertIiben @ebrduh :;
NIT rem pripiIsgiIm. 10 8uB pprue an bringttn
ectS 81 bthuBrn fir Spf GspGlbr, plata,
aslltrpfg une S6aufeniiEr, abrr fir frinen
dnStrrn 3ped; ppraus9sfsFt. pab iOItts Sbaus
fenlftr ffineslpegs nebr als ipsi Gub iiter bic
pcrteTe 9inis tGr @ruublot pprlt,brn bari. Die
ttlnairn VotS iiub aus9flsgt uno beibrietrn in
Der aaTie, gs;sidnet pcn Spbn Sauelsy, peIhe
Sarte srrdusfbtIip b tirgetrngen pirb in btr 81
nee ;ur SintIdgung Spn lrfuneen Al Ui,Ies.
barre, une ME brim Rndisben Der 70 crtaetrn.
genrn GGrtr lih ausftlbElt9er rrispsn laiIru
tpirr-nsbit 3utebBr.
WtI OflWdl pflegl uno III 9reeutipn 1ett ont
men auf bic Stlase ppu 5pbn Sanelsy aeaeu ga.
mes w. Scolfs.-FL ta. f12, Wlaiisrmtn 1873.
8trnr:
AIls bic Hsdbte, Gttrl unb 9ntrrtlIen btS Ser.
fldetru in unb auf bic nGdfp!asne btlbriebty -.
G'runhIcts, 9sIe9fn IN ttr Gtta ron Srro ,t,, ~"
Sa;rrns County. pa. Siue gcts Rs. 81 rnS ~;
i'm Sudbrat perr gIrd RO 10. ur6 .,orr -, ~
esr Straes 9taaunt unb bendmt aI< bis .SnnSt'
4asp binttr bcr penn Arsnae, IN her kcfaotsn
9itg BON Srrdniru; bsiGatr tcte fnS dt Ene &
3oa GrOnt bet 60 6db jisfr, nrta 3ubt6Sr,
Stfls Vets lLne bei9r;sbru mic dusgrlclt In ttr
Sarte SCu SO5n Sanbles's 9lbSiden ,ur gitn
pon Srant9u, sirgstraaen in gRi;isebarre.
Wttt Sri6Ias telsgt unb in @rrrutiuu aerum.
men auf bic 2laae pom 9cbn SaneIs5 aeccu
5an'fS w. NCYIts. - Fl. Fa. gic. ff3, 9Pdt
tfrntn 1873.
WaribalS Sffet, IL, q, 0RoITb.
SCRANTON, 25. WGr,. '73 WlarIbni,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
Staat grunipIpautrn, !
Die 9iip ron Srrantcn

Sd, 9pbn Gumminss, abl9GBsr bsr faufmGn.
ril6sr Sttuen in unb fir tslnsts Giiy fur bas
Satr ". .. 1873, bfjruss birrmit eae eas Dor.
lfsbrucs Gin seuauts gsgeitnib trr Sarin sut.
baIttnm Sa&sH il, pts I'D bnrtb bic abI9dv-
uns trItbsn
8as @sridt ,ur asSttIdicn acasn bi. obiat
abfbGSuua ptre asbaIten i'm Grurtpauie, in bfr
9. Q80rp btiaster Gitp. am Dpnnerhdg ben I. Iaa
i'm nG6lirn Mai, nm 9 llbr 8Crm., um wsltbt 3sit
aGs, bic it bur6 pbiae AbibGBung bsrintrah.
tiat fiblsn, mad 8uteinFsn erlheiusu fSnren.
2. glprtl 1873. 9pbH mings,
fhufmGunilbfr AbidaBtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10

BON ipertbppllcm GrunSeieerthum.
5ufpIss psribiebtutr SrfsblCSOn Fori Facias,
ausssltrIlt Don Otr Wagprs &purteer Gitp Srrau.
ton lpp an mid gsri6tet, rperbs i'd AM
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
TWELFTH WARD.
Glass.


Phi. Robinson. ..S25 90 Walter Gormau.. S25 90
Geo. Morton . - 90 Oakcs Il Rcnwick25 90
NOSTRUMs.
L. S. re. c. Fuller, s. B. Ladd, Matthews
Bros, Croft & McGarrah, Thomas Il Co, D.
J. Lewis & CO., B. g. Morgan II Co., H. F.
Lobcck, j. II. Phelps, Morgan & Lewis, Chas
Henwood, The Lackawanua Iron and Coal Co
Simon Rice, j. Schlager * Son.
BILLIARD TABLES
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
Iirt bic fOIasntsn luyerIaiiias 9enp lnitn (.

rsprGlsntirt bic fuIasntsn susnIaiii2s Gsup lritn:
Grmpanien. TapitoI
Ytunl. l5tusr Sni. &C.,, pbu 8i,i2i3a637
FARMERS @iutunl Of gCrE pa, S78,00000
Peoples, pbiap, 300.00000
Gjrrman Of Grie, Yd., 300,O0000
WpItb RiiTpuri, Maecn, Wp., 50000000
6ppe Wutual Stusr 9nl. &c., ptiI., 3000000O
Sibernia 8. Snl. Go, CLEVELAND, g., .25000000
Nrptppn 8euer Sui. &c., Of
9lrptrpn, Buds Co., pa., 100000
gebisb Bailey Rutull 6fuer Snl.
60, Alrntotpn, pa, 30000000
Wanbattan Seuer 9ni. Co.. u. g., 5n0W000
- 2tfe 9ui. &C.,, q. y, f,00000000
National Gift 9ni. &c., Of Il. Q.
Sfdtts Of amsiea, 1,OONOOOCO
pp cine Isrlpn fb fir ptnis.r 9slb ais in ir.
senb elmer anhern 2tbsusptrfrt rrurg fir $1,000
rtrihern fam unc ;u sltitrr 3stt in &ranfbsit
81 per @pte bait. Tits IN fhsrlih bic bette
gsbtnsprrlibtrung nrlhe ie hem BOlfe angsbp.
ten puree, uHe pire pom ben belfen WGnnern
in gSnIbington pfrtrettu.
Mud babe Id bic bette gsrfl6sruna fir pftrts,
GIsl uub SinbStsb ICppbl sceen 6turr ale aud
btrt llnsliidsfGQr rrsr IcGnr Diebfabl. CUR
AufflGruns G5sr irgenb elmer d5raee ltfbt immsr
btreit Der llutsr3ei6nrtr. Snbem i'd ron beutr
an has BGIhGft fir mid allein ibernpmmsn
babe, 70 eanfe Id alien rneinfn @Tnnern unb
5reuneen fir bas bisber mir 1elhtnfte gu,
irdutn, une bite aas, mid in 3ufunft In brr
alrinissn eeutlbtn Serf6truns5 ,Astntur ,u
unterfustu; bic uiebrisifen Rnttn In etr bsisn
&pmpdgnitn tptreen ron mir cfTerirt.
22as SSIIner II. CON.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
3u pcrmrfetben:

Das untsre StOdpsrf Res friibrr ron gaIfn.
tin Rpbndeel sesignster Sauies in GOraetppn.
Mdr frase ra& bet s. 8 @aufsr in brr
9anf. 2ir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
ScmtIdc 9ebamme.

Cis llnirriribnets smpfrbIt I'D ben rrutibrn
8rdusn ppl Sges parf uup Scranton bel pur-
fun1msnber Gutbirpuugsn, gum S6rCpfsn, gprrs
laftn uno bel neibIibfn aranfbsit iibsrbaupt.
tppbnuns; sln 8anburtu @,srus, nabs
WcGaun'5 StVrs, Spbe garf. 20mj3m
Gatharfnaf fSbl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
AbenSul1terbaltung { Boil
bes
Scr0nfOm ~ SGnner GbCr,

Sn s. SaimPff's SnIIs. Gsbar ShaBs.
Sim Samftag, 26. &priI 1878,
Slbenbs g llbr.
prsis bee 5idsts, so Gents.
Dsm 9eetrtsn hsuti6sn publifum 3ur afnnt.
ntB, RAP elm riibmIidit btfanntsr 30mifrr lpes
Sirll fir NisIs abenruntsrbaluns rugaeirt ii
une eaB crr ge Gin IsIbf, untsr Witpirfuus
anetTsr Stng6prs Sitl Rsuss unb llsbrra.
ibturss lrilten pir6.
6ir cute Wuff, ifrsrss Srbnurg unb lOnfiss
Stetrfnilie 1T btttns Gorge srtrassn. - gu
Babrtiter Sbfilnabme Iabrt Gin
10ap3p Das Committee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
Reconsideration -3eitumaem.

Der llntsr3ti6Rsis bat iest bic Astnhnr ron
alien IN Srantcn uub Ilmafstnp rinetfabrirn
Opnatsi9rtfttn nnp 3situuatn ubtTRpmmgn
une ptre rtsislbsn hen rtrtbyteu Itpunrnien
prompt ins Saus litfsra.
aaitelitsa smpiebIs ih has fatbpIiIts Saus.
buR, NIts uue Rtut gRsIt unb auetrs tatbCl
3tttibrifttn uue Sn6fr. Aub Iisftrs itb IA.
ltnetr une GbnIibs @srfs. Striftrr unpoiItn.
etn Snbaltss StrbTtitt i'd !tins.
pr. Charles p. 9aFa uabt hem gouribaui,
Stutmt rbrnfalls Ctfb .tuuatu fin mid an.
9f71 Iai.e @tissr, GsbarHrass.
RItp: .-p.n Safpb Gtistr IN aud srmSt.
tst ,Susle-Ptipntn auf has ,,5c!eaiUn gDs-
4tnblnit" tntssesgunsbm:a anb ss peresu aIIr
aTsfgfbsntn @ttsuuuetn piinftliH ausae-
'or' 8rttbr. @ asRer,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
friedrich h)cifbel

erlaubt R6, fsiuen 8rsunctu unb SefauHtsn
anSu,sistr, Gag u bic @irtbItaft In istusm
9diemtnt gp. 325 9afa. aprnue ielbif ibsr.
ncmnttn bat, unO bne fr isinsn Sunbsn NIT gu.
tsm Siere, Weintn uue ben brlisH Sprilsn
aufpdrtsn pirb.
9iauSrf unb @sirt int GrrBtu, ME friibsr,
uno bic bsisn ArlifeI garantiri. 2fn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
S6llner s SDn
Gen. Insurance Agt..

Office: Np. SOP 9ada. slpr., Stsam P,aFrry,
pbtnnuf. Spiibtn Nlbrrmaun 9Satrts une
Scttsnifsin,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
QaWaRAk MEaAa.


The First National 3ank 0fI Itah. nj Salk Lake
City Sresumes payment today. a. f.s. .5 r.
The Atlantic Mills, at LAWreEc3 Masaaehu-
sets, will be run only four days in the Week
The nail mills Of the Bay State Iron works
have suspended operations and discharged 80
men! = 80
The yellow fever appeared in BafnbkidRe
Georgia, week since, and 10 q now endemic
there. Business Is suspended In tho town,
and there is talk Of closing upmaRy Of the
stores.
A sudden change in the weather ut Shreve-
port, on Wednesday night, caused the death
0f all yellow fever patients who were In criti.
cal condition, and developed several new cases
Of the disease. =
The Congressional excursion party, numbel
two, left st. Louis yesterday morning, By the
Atlantic and Pacifc Railroad. The party
comprises "abOut dozen Congressman, :" ami
q number Of representatives Of the press and
invited guests. ''Tfe
Manufacturing interests ia Connecticut ar,
said to be In ian unfortunate condition" Fiji
teen to twenty thousand operatives and faetO
~ hands have been already thrown out Of EN-
ployment. IL Is estimated that at least TWEEN
" thousand working girls are out OF work 4
New York city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
A nIaahIIlAr IlIsenae

, No disease which does not eOnGne q man to his
bed 50 completely units hin. for business as dys-
pepsin. When the stomach Is fUui, the brain 10
always muddy and confused, and as the cares and
anxetes of life sufficient burden for the organ
OF thought to bear, without being tomented BY the
Tor the brains sake as we'll for the sake Of every
other portion Of the system. that aho adie4tlarpd
stomach should be restored with the utmost dis
patch to n healthy vigorous cohaftiUN.i fRnis Oh.
Iect can always be accomplished BY course Ol
lOstetters Stomach Bitters. the purest and best p
humors through the bowels FOuses and tones tks
torpid stomach and regulates the liver, impaTti
hrmness to the nerves and clears the sensOTium o
its mental cobwebs. Persons subject TO attacks o
indigestion; bilious headache, irregularity of tht
bowels, sickness at the stomach. or .''the blues
should take the Bitters once or twice day throuR Rh
out the present season. oct2ItOlg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
DAILY EAzl!!. q.
ohanoe.Ior Batos.
AoTIoN OF THE BAR OF KENT COUNTY IN RE
LATIoN TO HIS RESIGNATION.

ACTION OF THE BAR OF KENT COUNTY IN RE.
LATIoN TO HIS RESIGNATION,
A meeting OF the members OF The Bare Kent
county was held on Wednesday evening. 22d inat,
ia the County Building, for the purpose Of taking
suitable action relative 70 the approaching retire.
ment Of the Hon Uauiel NJ Bates from the Chan
cellorship Of this State
On motion Of J.,AlexnndeF FOIton, Esa, Hon.
jos. +. Comegys was elected Chairman, and J. l.
Wolcott, Esq, Secretary Of the Inesting.
MIR. Comegys, on taking the chair, read COM
muncatiou from the secretary of q similar meet
ing of the Bar Of New Castle county, which stated
that a committee had been appointed to prepare
and present resolutions to a subsequent meeting
expressive of the sentiments Of the Bar of New
Castle county upon the reslgnahOn Of the Chsn
ceilor and also requesting cooperation of the BaI
of Kent and Sussex counties.
Mr.. Comegys then said that II was very proper
that such action should be taken, aud in q few
pertinent remarks spoke of the distinguished
ability, industry and patience with which tht
Chancellor performed the duties appertaininR tC
his Office. and the profhnd regret which unlVers
ally prevails on account of his resignation.
On motion Of E. 8. Reed. Esq, Hon. j. P
COmegys, Hon. N. Il. SmitheFs and EdwafI
Ridgely, Esq, were appointed committee II
prepare and submit resolutions, expressive o
the feelings OF the Bar OF Kent county upoK
the resignation Of the Chancellor, TO snbse
quent meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned suDjec
to the call of the above named committed
J. l.. WOICOrT, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
me yellow Fever soouTge.

A meeting OF fMsmphiAns sOjourning Id St. Louis
during the prevalence Of ltAs lever IN their DWn
elty, held yesterday, b devise means for the
relief Of those remaining in Memphis. Colonial
j. M. Williamson presided, aud said it was q7-
sibla fNFa stranger TO comprehend 9Ee ooAdlf
OF Memphis, which was appalling beyoad de8stlt
ton. Tlaiesos Waa m0pe likes plague thMn gny-
thing else, and its TaVages unchecked By fcet
Fourteen committees were appointed TO take up
subscriptions. An appeal WSS also issned, which
says that out OF popalation Of 50 coo only 10000
remain, and more than 1000 Of these are now alek.
Two thousand widows and orphans arc dependent
blankets aud fuel are furnished Ire poor aud sicE
mustdi Of want.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

THE POLARIs INvEsTIGATION.
THE TRAGIC DEATH OF CAPT. HALL

NEW YORK Oct. 24.-The Tribune editorial
" referring to the POlaris investigation says:
"All tha mysterious secrecy which enveloped
the investigation is cleared away, aud there
seems TO be nothing TO justify the Secretary Of
the Navy aiier the very minute and careful en-
qniry made, 10 withhold the declaration thai
Capt Hall must have died natural death. Tie
reasons for this conclusion and the diagnosis oI
ths case agree precisely with the popular YER
t. great fatigue and labor. When ne returned
to his snip he was exposed for hours in its clos
and impur atmosphere, from which vertigo ani
aPoplexy ensued The end Of this brave and
IndOmitabe explorer was tragic, but it is a relic
TO know that the TumoFs conceTuing lTsacheTy
aud foul play toward him are utterly baseless
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

< PAYrNa Our SPEOm-The fFst substantial s.sP
towards theresamption al Bpeaia citeulatlnn has
b0sn taken by the Treasury Department. The ~
Instructions Is preparing for The coinage OF an
unprecedented amooht % gold end silver, and the
Treasury Department will commence the disburse
meat OF silver 20 so0aas Il can he coinaa log the
purpose. This is on Tie authority % our regular
Washington dispatoheA Aapeelnl tstestah4 s1gP
at Is said that thu price Of gold having hil9r
90 Tow Secretary RieAArdAOn afeels jnstihed u
pllolnR cuFfeRcyo on silver h4sis, and ~ dseof'
Ininsd 10 begin next week paying out thVer ~
stms as Rrsenhaekp, and will when desired pal
Oh bills aaainss The gOVelnmeuS ~ silver aad ox
change silver for currency or vice versa Instruc
tops viii Be issued TO lhe tfoasuEar and ae1atah
Iraaaurera." ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
AnoWinfhe Northuen1

MILwAuKEE, October 23..-Three inches Of
snow have fallen at Negaunee, Michisan, and
seven inches at Fort Garry, Maniloba. % p
OMAHA, NEB. Oct. 24-Snow has fallen
during the past tWenty-iOlIr hours between Lara
mie and Green rive: 10 the depth OF four inches.
1t is now showing in ChGyenne Thers have
been no delenliona Of trnins.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
Eo.''.'a zee E;s.:.. :: :.' s.... 80. 'I''A

Fourteen years ago Louis WaldenbeFgeE vas
arrested a Esg E4STboH City N. y oal Ohege
Of numbering hD child, tried and sentenced te
be hanged. Ih6 mpAthy ~ his neighbOrs was
agOassd. Thay oid MOI thalnvaBhAt hs Mas gnil-
". This feeling Vas 20 strong that the Court q
PardOns cOmmuled his sentence e imprisonmeua
for lie. In these fourteen yeaFs that bs hss
hson .incaEoaEaled hlS vile has de-, ana many
OF his friends who tsiod to aeeusA hla freedom.
death bed ID 3 probable that she WA the guilty
one. .rThe inhabitants az Egg HaEbor are mot
] IND 10 aecnfs his release. Ten Of the jnrymen
4 uhO eoavioled him have slepe1 the petition, one
ofthnm d dead and Aho,olheG has departed foI
I paFls unknown a'-sa4 'tasa .. an55s "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

s. p II Il
IMPORTANT TO INsURKRs Insurance PLACED
in Companies that have not complied with thb
laWa OF the State WhsTe the property insured Is
situated, (sitleF by ths Company akbcf Qs
throagh Agents or Hrokege,) cannot in ease OF
loss, be sued for and recovered IN aAy OF the
United States or State Courts, and the assured is
left entirely 1t the mercy OF suclI COmpsaiaS and
without loyal remedy, .i,. .4.,.s. .t,. r.
The statute Of all the States imposes certain
conditions apoA all Insurance VOmPanles. (char-
tared by other States,) to enable them to obtain
authority to transact business and make binding
contracts within the State, and without having
Arst complied with sEeh laws. and obtained Tho
legal authority TO do business, all Insurance writ
tea BY by them Is illegal and void. ia Z o.
The following is an abstract from a recent opan'
ian of the Attorney aencEal % the Statss OF Aadi
aaa- uuou the snbisct "As the statute proh,bits
any 70 esgn INSURANCE Company directly orindi
FsSfly, 10 take risks, or Transact any business u
Iosurinea Ia the State, without ATat procuring
lsQal authority, this includes prohlbltion upoI
any peFsOn OF corporation (not duly anthQsiFed'
from acting il any capacity as Insurance A8ents
either by collecting applieations, or collecting
moasy upon premiums policy issusd By Al
Agent in violation Of Law deOlaling bis ace % b
erinlluaG has heen de0idsd BY the supreme CouE
20 be .v0ld, after dsataetion hE tltA OF th
property insured, Goth lndlana, T. 300 and In
Teisl case got yet ppegset Y lPd.Ah9 y Rlai
This opiniOn K clear and decisive, and has sine
bosn confirmed by judicial decisions in that Stat
People We. PlessnsF,) and the pFlneIple again n
eOgnlzed by the Kentucky Court OF Appeals, an
bV Judge Davis OF the Supreme Court OF %
u. s., presiding, in the " SsCiEenit Court lR u
diaRa, and , pOW held "a DO well Aestlsd hY
Iasurers may, therefore, well thdeFstanN slh'
In accepting policies in such companies, they 81
wholly without indemnity against losa excel
at the caprice Of the companies whose. legal an
void policies they hold. t1ats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
rneIMedoes.

1he remnant of the Modoc bahd arrived at Rsi-
ding, Cal. on Thursday, People Aocked frOua all
quarters to SEQ them, but were rather disappointed
at their appearances, lers-baing in -Indan mourn
ing, "they alt iooAed Dc tAAagh they haaflain ont
all winter under an ash heap" The "PTincess
Mary" aud Captain Jacks widow, attracted moal
attenti0n but could not have looked much ,if ANY
better than the others, as they were smeared with
Utar aud ashes" All left in the cars the samG
night for their new home in Wyoming Territory,
accompanied by military guard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

D sDwOaDea afila Nslb, a butcher, sot
On 4 very diaOFdSFly drunk, this morning and
al SElA ane nlslka plFesta g1l'a,et 9. police
man Who allemplsd % aEselt hiADss Another
hlas cbAl eau1e alOag and HaFRis va taken 10
the cells sft - f~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

The amount of gold dug IA California since
1913 is 81 $50, ,7oo 900, ol which toS,OQOfVo was
mined IN 1905 81 :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
Ias.as.lnaSIsa ; ~ : 7 iksnsaelTy.

EykNsvIfLR Ind, Oct. 1A.-GeOTge Wolf, .
wealthy farmer residing three miles from Hop.
Si@Ss1 6I@Stil' y 5Ar - 9gSs5 Z ' '' ''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

Ss' 8 Sss.s:s.. ss:.s s sSs. sSs ss sss S;ss '''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

YOHICE-TO WATER RENrkRS,-An per
IN sons Vhe have sold Pgupeleg datlng tha pres
Oat year. maat give notiee 10 wsslag % the kegts-
tFaP az the 0mce of the Water bopArtnaanA baloro
the 31h day OF NoveuioeF. l9tass ssa14 laoIe st the
notice the nAm0 % the purchaser. and number OF
the pKnpeFy puFehalad. otheRWl - tAPy VIII he held
tAhla iaft water Eept ne nexs yeAr., Also. ~.
It af poFeian u H.. masaj niHe Dotiee e
d4a ana pY e. faR draMlng AE1p piasf NO Ell lRnn-
haW assssSnlont e ths Rlan[lEgi ina WatG kaVina
keen made aua hillls eomplaled en- negsonsI m
Fsl tss FRANZ sTAYLQR
sslslaAayao p 1eShGsss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

NYOTICE.-A Quarterly AleetlAg q the Trustees
IN ofthe PpOl far New Cas.la Coanty will %
day Sy1 he II sSsh inst, Il ID oielSeE ~.
Oells-tm ti- HriE eHV d9AAN W. EVANS..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
LICENSE APPLIC4TIONS

NOTICE.-I, FERGUS KELLY DO hereby give
notice that se sp5s e sSe STdfei 1SS u
Delivery Of thS st9ss Of Dslayare, II and for the
d. 1873 for Liesase 10 keep Store for the sale of
Iiq uOr and General Merchandise at No 9, Chesnut
strsot. Wilmington. Del, Zenith Ward, and the
following freehOlders recommend the said apPtca
ton. to WIT;
John Ruth. Thomas Cahil,
his Robert Thompson.
Patrick x Hair @ = = f his "a .-
mark Michael = MeCauley.
WIF.-JOAn NORghtih. mark.
Patrick We ReynOlds. WIF.-P. McRnoll.
Robert Cassidy, Robert shaw.
James MeCalr1n. Michael Dunn. "A
John Brown. his d"
Lawrence Dorsey, - Thomas n W. ROxburE.
John Dun. marx.
james Harrigan. . Wn.-James Kelly,
Phillip Lynch. John N; Canning.
his Hugh Mclaughlin,
ElWaFd y Green. his
| mark, William = JOice.
W1F.-James CoFTenS mark,
4 his WF.-Thomas Manson.
John ~ DOllen. John Ash
| Wr.-Deni5 NJ Cr0ssen. Patrick Reynolds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

NYOTICE.-R Pyle. dealer In boots and shoes.
dsy assigned all of his praperty and edacts |the
undsFsiSned, for the baneft 81. AZ eFedilors
Oct NH. is7s-ls.f iIS4fEIS fkSHA1s6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
WRIT oFFLEcr1oN.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.,
New Orleans, October n. 1873.
Whereas by the constitution Of the United
States and the laws of the State OF Louisiana it
m sde the duty of the executive authority, when
ever any vacancy shall happen in the representa-
ton TO Congress from the said State. to issue a
writ of election to fill such vacancy.
Whereas a vacancy has occurred in the repre-
sanitation to Congress from the fourth congress
ional district of the State Of Louisiana; by the
death OF Samuel Peters, member elect to the Forty.
third Congress from the said district.
Now. therefore, ], G. 6. Antoine, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Az tirg Governor Of the State of Lousi-
do issue this, my proclamation, desi grating
MONDAY. the 1wenty fourth day Of November,
1873, as the day fo- the election of Representa-
tive to the Congress of the United States from the
fourth congressional district of the State of Louis
ana. and hereby direct all supervisors of regis.
tration and other officers of the parishes OF West
Fsliciana. Pointe Coupeee Aveyelles. Rapides.
Sabine. Natchitoshes. De Soto. Caddo. Bossler
VIM. Grant. Red River and Vernon. forming eaid
congressional district, to take all necessary steps
for the holding of said election in accordance with
the laws Of shis State and of the United States.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state.
hereunto attached. this twenty. seventh day of
October A. D. 1873. and Of the independence OF the
United States Of America the ninety eighth.
{. c. ANTOINE,
lieutenant GoseIIoy AID Acting Governor of
Louisiana.
By the Acting Governor:
P. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary Of rtatR. ec,s -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
NOTICE.

ClHAxiNe fIo,sE. {
New Orleans October %, 1879.
The ASSOCIATED BANKS aud BANKERS, through
the Clearing ouse OF New orleans, find il nsces
sary to prOlong the time for the resumption of
rsncy payments beyond the thirty days at frs,
contemplated as sufficient for that purpose.
This course is deemed imperative soy the follow
ing reasons
J. The amount Of currency in The banks has no,
materially increased during the past thirty days.
2. 1t il impossible to increase this supply of CUP
rsney so long as exchange upon New York remains
SO scarce and hgh-the premium now ranging at
four to five per cent.
This high rate is caused by the large demand for
femittances fol collections due the West and the
North. These collections are being made in full.
without renewal by partial pay ments or by xten-
sons. thus eripplns our merchants and forcing
them to ask extensions on local and accounted
Obligations, and also depriving the banks Of that
income which could be used in granting facilities
Tor new business. Or n preparing FOR speedy
resumption.
s. The only remedy We can see ia in the moving
Of our crops Of cotton, sugar and molasses by
which the Indebtedness of the country to the city
Will be hquidated, and exchange will be made sui.
tcient to reduce the premi um to par, and afford
means to purchase currency at the North giving
our banks a supply adequate for resumption.
By order.
ISAAC =. MAYNARD.
Scz3 7t ~ Manager