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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

ONE person killed and four injured ev-
cry working day in The year is a pretty
good record for -araerican railways.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06
SATURDAY, JUNE @, 1874.


SoNoMA county receives $50, 900 per
annuw xn6er the new school law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

IF q man dreams the devil is after him
it is a sign he had better settle his sub
scription bill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

New LIQUID MEAsURE.-The Oak
land Tribune says the children in the
streets of that city are repeating the re-
vised table of liqui6 measure:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

A VINELAND matron has " raised q
hand" at poker over five husbands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

NOTHING remains of the town of Leeds,
Massachusetts, to show that it was ever in
hahited-the result of the inundation. -
The financial loss is 100000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

BRIsTow, of Kentucky is the new Sec
retary of the Treasury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

Study your own interests, and call and cx-
anime my GOODS and PRICES before you
purchase elsewhere.
ISAAC PENCUS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
The Sentinel and tho Democratic
Party.

The editor of the State SeEtnfi of Dover, in
referring to the GAZETTE, in his last issue says
alt is, however, tue that there once was an pid
Democratic party, truly national IN character and
patriotic in lis measures and doctrines, to which
we, as well as he was at one time attached. But
that old national and patriotic party, like its CO.
temporary, the old Wing party, has long s'hce
gone the way OF all the earth, and Is now falrly
TO be considered as thing OF tho past As a
party, il no longer exists,
And should We look ior the few surviving ele-
meuts OF this old party, we should probably lind
more of them IN the Republicau than IN he
present Democratic party, even III its widest tx-
lent, as We feel quite suIe he Will find to he lhe
case, and be prepared to admit 1t, when he shall
nave taken time 10 look about ior them
Oar cotamI o:ary is too late in his apology for
abandoning the Democrats PARTY. The excuse
that il is dead, Is too thin. 1t has served, in
times past, many. But the Seatoiei will find,
Ike all others have, that the Democratic Party
has never surrendered its vital principles, and is
to-day more powerful in numbers than ever it
was before in the history Of the Republic. 1t
has heretofore Leen kept out u power ty 1orce
and by fraud, and the consequence is that the
people never suffered SO much from bad govern
ment, rasoslity and villany in oilice holders and
ruiuous legislation in all parts OF the country.
lUQeeu IL Is qutStioLGLle II Tue IteSlHt
Radical party is continued III power decade oil
two longer, VIC will have a country whether we
will not be sold body lid britcLes to the Duch
and Ergiisb.
But We assure cur cotemporaIy that cur people
are quite awake to the rascaliy desigHs OF the
Washington swindlerS and they will swell the
ranks Of the Democratic party 50 large in Ihe
next two years that ILe voice oi the negro at the
polls will be drowned in the swelling tide that
will carry the Republican party into oblivion and
re-establish tic good old DtmocI4tic party in
power.
When the Radical party took ths government
out of the hands Of the Democrats party they
said II was 'tLe best government lie world ever
saw The same papers have since pronounced
governments instituted by the Radical party
Ihs ar0rS: il! The Uorld
BY compronise ana concession the Democratic
party built up the igeest and "best government
the world ever saw, and extending lis be-
nign and wholesome laws ali over the Contiueht
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

THE HIGH PRICE OF lcE, or The threatened a
high price OF that commodity, has given rise 10
school OF philosophers who believe that the
use OF iced drinks oi any kind is in jnrious TO
Leaith' ana that It is u delusion 10 suppose
that you ieel any better after you have drunk
OF ice water than before. The lmmodersts use
CT ice water is admittedly injurious, and the
new philosophers shrewdiy eiinch their argh-
ment against lis moderate use 10y showing that
II tegets thiIst which constantly demands
more. Perspring humanity Will be slow to
come TO this belief, or, at least, TO act On it, and
yet 1t Is consoling philosophy for those who
cannot get any ice. Something more useful 10
them than theory, however, will be the knowl-
edge that a common flower pot inverted over a
plate OF butter and covered with several LAYERS
OF wet cloths, will keep the butter from melt
ing and preserve it In more or less solid
form.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

THE TILroN BEECHRR AFFAIR.-Mr. The
odore Tilton's statement Of an affair that has
been loug before the public, uoder :he name Of
the ,Tilton- Beechtr Scandal Mr.. Tilton's re-
velations are startling enough, though he does
not explicitly state the nature Of the ofiense he
charges against Mr.. Beecher. That il is an of
Tense in which the honor Of his family is involved
he indicates in many places in his communication
1t seems 10 be OF least evident from his statement
that Mr.. Beechers conduct towards Tilton'swife
was Of an improper character. Still he speaks
Of the notorious Mrs. Woedhull's story long age
published, Of the nature aud results Of the cir
cumstanoes between Beecher and Mrs. Tilton al
wicked and horrible SANDER"
it il alleged that Mr.. Tilton's letter has
been brought out by brother ministers o
Mr. Beecher's denomination, envious OF his
great reputation, one of whom, Dr. Bacon
by lsuding tho "magnanimity" OF Mr.
Bsecher at the expense OF Mr.. Tilton's be
havior. contributed to sting him into ibess
disclosures. The pnbIic will look upon Inc
whole affair with feelings OF regret and re
pugnsnce
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

The Civil Rights bill /. thought TO be left ln
a condition which will admit of being heard
from again before Christmas. If the attempt
to take in from the table and refer 1t to tho 1u-
diary com mitiee had succeeded, as that COM
mittee is quite down on the list 1t might not
have been reached in the call for reports at the
short session. While this is So the Springfield
Mass Republican fears that there was as
much truth as luldness in the last clause OF Mr.
Ekiridpe's little speech. 1T is the deadest
corpse YOU ever saw" he said to the republl-
can congressman, ''dnd y0u are glad Of a.
A recent accident demonstrated the fact that
cork leg cannot be relied spon as life preser'
yer. A few days since deck passenger on q
Louisville and Cincinnati packet sprang over
board A boat and crew went immediately to
his rescue. AS he hoated on the surface CT the
water no one suspected that he was In any dan
ger. When lifted into the yawl he was dead
A patent cork leg that he wore had kept tine
body from sinking; but his lead sunk jus
enough 10 drown the unfortunate man.
The lack of postal treaty between iheUni
ted States and France has long been discredi-
table to both nations, and the announcement
that a convention has at last been concluded
between the two Governments vii. be received
with general satisfaction. The price OF lettel
postage 10 cents one way and cents the 9th
er, is sti. too high, but the present reduction
is a sensible Improvement.
During barn raising at Baden, in Bsa-
yer county Pa, twenty men at work on q
scafiold were precipitated TO the ground by
the giving way OF Its supports. Siias Nc
Pherson was iiled and eleven others wert
severely injured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

A reason lor thankfulness is found by the
Ctacsn"afl Gazette in the fact that there
wasn't single Northern Senator among
those who voted for Shepherds confirmation.
Most of those who did, '..itadds, "bslong to a
gang of rascally carpet bsggers. The repu-
tstion OF ali but one has been tainted for
years. How does tho President like his
champions? Are these the men whose
voices should he heard IN The Exerutiy ye
Councils" That last cnuuludrum n al
been propounded good many times, but it
seems to have been heard with indifier-
ence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
swept AWAY.

A great deal was sald about the "nstnlal right"
to vote in the late sessIon Of Congress. But neg
erthelsss that body with one isli swoop deprived
every negro Of this so called natural night III
aboiishiDg the government il had instituted
The Radical CoDgIe-s Is the first legislative body
10 abolish suttrsge wlthou, regard 10 race or cpl
Or; aud this IL has done etrctual IN the District
of Columbia. 1Aeie, where the experiment was
tried. under the immediate inspection OF its
greatest friends, negro suffrage has proved an
utter failure, and to-day, IN all that District, with
lis vast Radical mnjority no negro has a right to
vote And the people fud that by the esperi-
ment the Radical party has placed debt upon
them OF $4,000 600, under which they must
sweat ami groan ioT generation. But not con-
lent with this the same Radical Congress has left
the people at the mercy OF several Commissions
ere without government, and subject to the viii
OF gentlemen called from distant states to as.
sumo the management OF The local affairs oI q
city where they have never even resided n single
year, and know nothing of the wants of the cIti
ZeDe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

Ii appears upon examination Of lbe bills
passed by Congress at Its late session that an
act mbodyipg the provision which Senators
Carpenter ana Conkling were so anxious TO
have passed concerning the law OF libel and
the Jurisdiction of the Districts Courts was
actually passed. the effect OF IL pfoosDly moi
being understood a. Inc time oil its passage.
The bill referred to was reported by MIR.
Poland. from the House Judiciary Com init
les. and extends the provisions OF The Jn-
dietary act of 1889 10 courts created by act
of Congress III the District nf Columbia.
This confers jurisdiction OF criminal heel
upon these courts, and gives the power TO
arrest parties charged with libel anywhere,
and take them to Washington Tor trial. All
of Which, we presume, will not have a
feathers weight upon the press OF the coun'
try in criticising members OF Congress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
Life without Enjoyment.

No human being whose stomach and liver are
disordered enjoy life. Business is fatigue and
n BORE and all amusements fiat and improbable"
to the victim of Indigestion, biliousness and dis
turbances of the bowels and the nerves which
always accompany them. The shortest. surest.
safest way to get rid of these evils, and of the
tai dependency which out of them, is tone
and regulate the system with Hostetters Stomach
Btters. OF all stimulants it is the purest. Of all
vegetable tonics the most active, of all catharcs
the mildest. Of all anti-bilious preparations the
most swift and certain in its operation. During the
twenty odd years that it has been in use it has lived
and taken rank as the standard restorative of the
age. je25toly2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

The testimony in the District safe burglary
Investigation, making book Of 32s pages is in
the hands Of the Attorney General aud The Sec
re,a,y Of Treasury. 1t will be turned over 10
ths new Solicitor Of The Treasury for examination
Immediately on his arrival. The testimony, II
will be remembered, eliminated the secret Ser
vice Bureau, but Col. Whitley, the head OF this
bureau erotests his innocence, and demands a
full Investigation 1t is encouraging TO know
that Secretary Brisiow is deter mined to go to
the bottom Of the whole businsss, and punish
the conspiralors. Tie present aspect Of the
case is decidedly uniavorsble 10 Col. Whitley
and his Secret Service Bureau.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

Boston is OK ercised on the subject OF her
ga, supply. but for different reason from
That hich occasions all agitation OF The sub
ject in this city. A proposition has been
presented to the Legislature for The creation
OF a new gas company TO compete Win the
one now in existence, bat Boston does not
want her streets torn up Tor any such uncer-
tain advantage as would result from the
creation Of a new company. In lieu thereof
1t Is proposed that Boston shall be given au-
lhority to establish and maintain gas WORK 8
and acquire by purchase the franchises aud
properly of the existing gas company. IL is
not an essential characteristic OF gas trusts
that Ibey shall he political machines, and
possibly Boston Inay be able TO MAINTAIN
sucn trust without suffering more from 1t
than from private monopoly. But expe-
rience is a persistent teacher. and Pniladei-
phians may be allowed some scepticism on
this subject Ledger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
rhe President ana boss s~hei,her d.
E ff g. a Ei r.
C,ern ~. n Y rr;hune 81

frCm tne ". lriuuue -.
But be couli not help appointing Shep-
her,. He cd bim; he had made money
by him, he had helpsd all the White House
people: tie bad done nothing the moral
sepss of the President d!sHpproved. Toe
fact that be had tainted name only en-
deared him to the President, who huteriy
resents public opinion tner than mis- own
shepherd " as good enough Tor him, aud IL
seemed to him gross impertineuce that any
one should object to him. SO, although the
act a. plainly hurtful and unpopular, the
President could no more help carrying u
through than he can resist any other i'm.
perative demand of nature. We can afford
to smile al tho trst tiousness OF spoiled cbil-
tren, but a fractions President IL no laugh
ing Iaatttr. 1t is hard 10 estimate the effect
Of a single indulgence of selfish caprice like
that which Thursday flung Shepherd into
the face of Congress and the National de
cency No President has ever before made
so disgrsceful an exhibition OF vulgar petu-
lance. The dignity CT the Executive office
is lowered by II and We should i'e glad II
we could nope that the evil might stop
there. and that the National conscience
would suffer no haim by this spectacle of
the President ostentatioasly sInearing him
self with the pitch which no msn OF honor
would touch.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

The new District Commission is still lin
the air. Ex-senator Cattell has postponed
his decision of the question of acceptance till
the PRESIDENTS return from West Virginia; ex-
Coy Denison hasacceptei ;and the probability
is that Mr.. Blow will decline Ii j. consolinS
70 consider that the District without any
government at all enjoys at least relative
degree of comfort. -Iribuns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
The Radical State Convention.

The Wilmington Ch,on,cis, the organ OF The
City Ring, announces that the Radical State ON
vention viii be held at Georgetown, on Saturday,
the 18th OF July. The call tor The Convention,
however, is not published.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

sin IL very much the offspring of physical ILL
health and feeble stomachs. During one. e.third of
our time the processes OF digestion must in
bodies and il the stomach and bowels not well.
nothing is well. To be dyspeptic is to be miserable
moreover dyspepsia is the foundation OF fevers and
diseases of the blood. liver skin. a kidneys Dys-
pepsia ably yields to the virtues of the veget
able ingredients contained in that great purfyer of
the blood and restoT Ter of health. DR. " NALKER's
CALIToREIA VINEGAR BITTERs. 4w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

Lon. James Wilson was renominated for
Congress on Thursday by the Republicans Of
the Fifth District of Iowa. J. w. McDill was
nominated for Congress on the same day by
tric:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
Isost,nfttcr. Gen oIni Crcsswells In.
ri &k fentiOns. w

Mr.. Cresspelfis Is making srrangemeuis to
retire fronl Office next week. In conver-
sation With friends to-day he satd his oble
In resiguing was to resume his law practice,
that the reports as to prospective sppoint
ment to the Austrian Mission were ground
less, aud that the rumors OF his going into
the bankin business are equally so, IA no
has no such Intentions at present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

Tobacco stems are in demand for Cincinnati
breweries Liebig was OF opinion that we make
the best beer 10 the world
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
81 NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

INHE undersighed Committee of the Board of
sealed proposals at the office of Spsakman Bros.
oI5 SIMPLIFY street, until July 9th at O'Clock, z,
~. to furnish the Board with 400 tons more or less
II required Of well screened Lehigh. Locust Noun
tam or Sehuyikiil Stone and Egg Coal or, part Of
ling Wood, all to be - . I'd in the cellars of the
various school house sept. LIST, 1874
1ue coa m'ttee lese the right to reject all bids.
ALLEN SPEAkMAN,
LEW Is y. lNCII
JAMES c. MORROW
Ie- - Committee on Fuel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27

NJ MoTICE. = MECHANICS LOAN ASsOClA-
~ uon have just issued 800 shares Fourth Sor;s.
Stock t0r sale apply 10 -ieS
W. J. MORROW. Sccy.
ma! -VeuIU No. III French street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-27
SCHOOL Committees

A T. the meeting Of the Board of Education, held
4 June - l6'4 the following amendment TO the
PnbiIc examination of the several schools shall
he held during the last week Of each school year
ms fDlinWs. e"SN' 'Sui'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
TIE EsSCN ts:::F.

Thr question IS ,l-ily aslel by tlc.-as : &:
o;r cit.ze:.s, /. il Is Ike \ L iittcrs have
az:i-y.,l sgel r>Is.,a.j.y VII tie iJllic. and
havc such Gil immense sab TIE reason il
because they axe an old and well established
article, AID are made from she most choice
herbs AMI roots; The .:lary vino have tried them,
testify 10 tn II beneficial qualities, and have no
hesitation in Recommending them to their
-siictei friends.
They sEo knoT,cls,i 10 be tie best TOMS
and rccEEtrstor known; they build ur the sys-
TEN, sid iEnaIt strength to the weak ard ex-
hai,stei AMI are endorsed and TecomE,t nled 10y
I.0st eminent Physicians SIS per certificates
en- each bottle To those afflicted with the
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Loss of Appetite, as
= blood pslr:icr they srrp2ss all lher So called
:onics which have lately been rlscsi III the
market.
No family should he without them. Sold
everywhere.
Il. EPSTEIN / CO.
Sci. Prcnrietors. BIS Fr,n; ST..
Iachl2-cc.z. San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
virginia s. TRUCKER +.
SIS = .:Sss-sza

an AND AFTER FsETyAI,T .st,
u 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
FREIGHT TRAINS

Lesye Virginia City DAILY at 5:45 a. H. = IS a
M, 9:.5 a. M, IL - p. H., As P III, ,;:i5 p H.
and s:i5 p. N.
Leave Carson Cit, DAILY q. =. m, ss. m,
1os. NJ, u NJ, p. NJ, p. M, ard T. Il.
At Virginia City, Go,d ELL and Carson Office
Through Tickets can be chtsired 70 san Fran
else }, Ogden and Intermediate points On tue c
P. r. Il.
Through Tickets car be procured al tie Gem
psny's Office. Virginia fer Chicago, Kansas City
and st. Louis.
H. BT. YERsNGTGS.
General SuperinteE<ut.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate.

NGTIcE IS HEREaI GIVEN THAT
"a in pursuance of en- order Of the District
Cont, md Judicial District III and for Glmsby
of March. 4. d. 1874 in the matter Of the cs
ta:e Of SARAH KLINE. deceased, the undo.
signed. Administrator OF said estate will sell nj
pubic suction to the highest bidder for cash
gold coin OF the United States, in Cneparcel AM
subject &c continuation by said District Co;irt.
On
Saturday. She a>,h day Of March.
A. u. ltst, between the hours Of I? o'clock in
the morning and the setting Of the sun On tho
same day, 20 wit: At one O'Clock ?. II, IN front
Of the CoUr. House door in Carson City Orms
by county, state of Nevada. all the righ. title
Interest and estate cf sid intestate ct the tin,
Of he4 death. and all the right, title and inter
est that the said estate has by operation Of Law
CT otherwise acquired other than, or in addition
TO- that OF the said interstate at the time OF her
death IN Scd to the following (et-i oed premises
TO wit: All Of lot number ten no. IN bloc.s
number tlil:y-nipc (321 IN Proctor sad Green g
division Of the town of Carson City. 0rmsb.
county. Stste Of Neyads. together with all sa:
singular tie .ent u:s hc-ed:tarnents AID sp-
purtc1a2cos thc-cUlto belonging G IN s3ywiec
sppertaiDiE..
Terms aid conditions 9: sale Cash. gold
coin Of the United Stat6s-:eH per cent. Of tbs
purchase IloLey 20 lie paid to the Administrator
on The day Of sale: balsucc on Ct affirmation OF
purchaser.
Cs-soa City. March fih. 4. D. 1874
). RCsENSTcCK.
Administrator OF TIE Estate of
SARAH KLINE, deceased
1Dtr-tl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
SPECIAL notice.

WY .Is<- S:c13, Dyzrsa! sis. Indigestion, AID
los II nnpesis-. wien y.u csn- by using ~
n ,.sss 6sfStfd.,r J = i filters e:f7c: perfect
care; tl5y are \ pleasant and iuSis0ratins
t's.:c, anil endorsed and recommended ~ "'ts
most eminent Physicians (ss Per certificate on
each bottle for al so;nI !siT;s Il the Liver aI.
Digestive Orysls- =. family medicine ti.ey
have nr sqaai.
See a;;y,--.ise...5 !. i, 81 :h-i c-Iucf.
I.-cii2-2.s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
Administrators Notice.

YEvO CREDITORS PERSONS
holding Claims aSains: the estate Of Tomas
Ma1Iet. deceased. are hereby notified 20 present
the saDle to NE ut my eiiice i'll Gepos. Douglas
county, Nevada, within ten months from this
date duly proven as required BY law OF the same
will lie barred.
Genoa, Douglas county, March 1oih. 1874.
4. RICE.
Administrator Of the estate 81
nhl1-1aw4w Tomss N.!l,:.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-09-18

The New York Journal of Commerce
saws that under any honest, caoable lead
ership the voters of the United States, in
an overwhelming majority, are ready for q
political revolution.
The Democrats Of Loudoun CO.. Va, have
nominated VIM. l.. Garrett for the Circuit
Court clerkship over w. N. Wise. the pres
ent incumbent.
James Higginbottom, a well-known cit
izen of Amherst co., Va, died on Wednes-
oay of cancer of the stomach.
Joe Cook, colored, i'll the Virginia pen
itentiary for IA years, who escaped from
there recently, was recaptured in Lynch
last week.
Hon. A. II. Garland has accepted the
Democratic nomination for Governor of
Arkansas. Gov. Baxter having again and
again declined.
Hon Montgomery Blair has been called
to Missouri Ivy the dangerous illness OF his
brother Frank.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has appointed John M. Phillips storekeeper
for the Seventh Virginia district.
NJ. Guizot, whose severe illness gave rise
to premature reports of his death a week
since, died Monday at his residence at VAL
richer, near Paris.
Simmons, he of Boston, Buffers ''poor
bow now collector of the port of Boston,
has bought new SD 600 house at the Hub.
The kindergarten system of the st. Louis
schools has been so successful that Super
intendent Harris recommends the estab-
lishmeat of at least two additional schools.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-09-18

A BIRD SToRY.-A flock of birds known
as "chimney-sweepers," took possession,
during last week, of the house of Mr.. H i.
c. Brynside, in Peterstown. They went
down the chimney, as is their habit, to
roost, until it was filled to overlooking :;
then settled in large numbers upon the
outside of the chimney and roof. Attempt
was made to dislodge them and drive them
away by running n pole up the chimney
In this manner t,co bushel baskets Of birds
were killed and carried from the house
Wfthoutaccomplishing the object intended.
Straw was then brought and placed in the
fireplace and set on fire, but the chimney
being closed, wait of a draught and the
tapping Of the birds wings, drove the
flames into the room, so that they had to
desist. Every effort failing, the inmates
OF the house closed the fireplace, and gave
the birds full sway until the morning light
dispersed them.-Border ". Ha.) Watch
man