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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17
EPRE SENTATioN.

The Milford Neios attempts 10 mislead its
readers By publishing a false and insinuatiDg
article from which We copy the following:
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY. The liberal aud
patriotic Democratic Governor kemper, Of Virgin
n, said recently in his inaugural address that
''the great change in The South, by the lIbera-
ton and enfranchisement OF the blacks, though
Violently resisted at the time, would ere long
prove 10 be an incalculable blessing in disguise,
II patience and iorbearance could be exercised by
those who were educated to the former state of
things This is sensible and philosophical and
entities Governor Kemper and his party in Vir-
ginia to be regarded as progressively willing TO
"let the dead past kury its dead and to take
hold of the vital issues Of the day.
How contemptible, compared with this, is the
miserable race dogmas of the dying Democracy
OF Delaware! Here they see nothing but evil
and that continually, in the enfranchisement of
the despised negro, and while vanly attempting
to hold their party together upon this old issue
they totally ignore the live questions of the
times. Taxation, internal improvements, School
Reform, Equal Representation, and other qses-
tions in which the masses are interested are sub
ordinated to the one central idea-the repression
of the negro.-N.lford Ne,rs.
Nothing could be more untruthful than the
above. Governor Kemper, of Virginia, was elect.
ed by the white people Of Virginia Nearly the
whole negro vote being crystalized against him
~S~ WV DShOCEdlIc llCkeI ne JeiuOcrntc par
ty OF Delaware occupies to-day very similar po-
sltion to the party which elected Governor Kera-
per. In TACT the party lines dividing the two
races are more closely drawn by the negroes in
Delaware than they were in Virginia. Here the
Radicals, as the Meas knows, will vote the ne
groes almost to a man.
The Democracy Of Delaware, Ike the Democ-
racy of Virginia, is compelled to look 10 the
present and secure the control of the State to the
hands of the white voters, letting the future take
care of itself. We doubt not that many people
in Delaware entertain hopes similar to those ex-
pressed by Governor Kempcr But their realiza-
tion, If we Judge the future by the past" will be
long way of.
Wisdom and philosophy both dictate to the
whites the necessity Of keeping the government
Of the State in their own hands for a long time
yet, if they would not have the negro despoil the
fair work of their fathers, as they have done in
other Southern States
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17
Win the Council Ring Force Gu
bernatorial Candidate Upon
the Radical Party?

The above is a very much mooted question in
political circles. That the Ring has taken bold
position cannot be denied. 1t is using the funds
OF the city to control the press, and shows dis
position to dictate without regard to the rights OF
demands OF Others of the same party. We stated
in former Lumber OF the GAZETTE that this
policy was making wider the breach in the Radi-
cal party, and our remarks are fully confirmed by
subsequent events. The Chronicle, the new Or
gan of the Ring, teens with denunciaiion OF the
Commercial and its friends, and also aims a shot
at EreTy Evsnino for oven intimating that the
people have ''Ro confidence in the honesty and
integrity" OF many Of the Radical Office holders
in this city, and quite nerceIy demands of that
paper the names of the men it sludes to. aud the
offence of which they guilty
Our purpose, however, in noticing the current
OF The fight it is revealed through the Ciron;cIe
Is simply to prove the existence of the quarrel and
the wide range it is taking. The fight is evident
iy soft OF quadraneu uar one, extending to and
d.vidIEg tLe negroes as we'll the whites. Iu
proof OF his it is only necessary TO take the tol
lowing from the C''os;cle of Saturday:
On 40. Nor QUITE.
"1he CAs0nrele foreshadows wider spread
diss1iectlcn Than was ever dreamed OF by The
members of The Republican party outside of
lew who control the St paiate wings in this city.
Gazette.
why, bless your soul, it is just the other way
II is the thunder-tonsd echoes OF the great Re
psbhcan party's sentiments they Iiss up from
all paris OF the State that YOU hear, not disattsc
lion
Heretofore they have had no outlet 10 tue pop
ular ear aud heart, because the daily press OF
wilmington, while pretending 10 be friendly, was
found to be chained down completely to seoret
intrigue and wire pulling influences, that no one
outside OF the little squad that controls it could
get AL opportunity to be heard at all. The best
men OF the party were ignored on the one hand
and the NEST plant tools of the squad iauded aud
Leralded as popular tavorites Oh the other The
wishes OF the people of the lower counties were
smottered aud silenced in the pretentious howl
ior .ialr play, and, ior the time nothing but
squad influences and squad pre- filled the
political atmosphere. '-ChroHiele
In its eccentric denial the Chron.cl. establishes
oil We charged.
1t proclsims itself The real organ of the Radi
cais and declares that the heretofore sentiments OF
the Republican party have had no outlet, because
the daily press was "chsined down So complete to
secret intrigue and e.pullng." Certainly the
Chronicle does not mean to say that the Coo.Die,-
ciol has no party at its back.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17

AMERICAN RIFLES FOR TuRKEY.-We ind the
following in the Commercial Bulletin: The
providence r. ~ Tool Company, which not long
since secured froia the Turkish Government ths
contract for G0O,0 stand oil arms, has ust com.
pieiec an exquisitely finished rifle, which is in
tended as personal gilt to the Sultan. II is one
OF the regular contract aims in all its metahc
parts, the barrel, bayonet, lock, receiver &c,
wi'h solid rose wood stock ornamented with
cneck work. All the metallic parts. evcent tho
screw heads and trigger, are gold plated, heavily,
and the receiver is very elaborarely and artstIcaI
iy engraved on each side with groups OF buffalo
and deer, surrounded with rich arabesque figures.
With the cipher of the Sultan in the center Of one
side. - '''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17

lan2l II JuHN MkALEl.
DLEASE TAKE NOIICE.-Pers0n selling pro-
l. perty In the city Will confer tator by Calling
the Assessors, at their office, tvurIh Street
Market, and have the same transferred. or they
viii be liable Tor the tax tor Ia Persons OwnIug
lots should come iCTwalt aud pay taA VI the Ia.
will be sold.
ALEX. CHANDLER,
n5-3m Al, 3llLLA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17
The Financial Question.

New YORK, March 1G-TLe Executive Com
miltee named In The cali for a mass meetisC in
Cooper Institute, 10 give public expression to
opinions on national finances, has decided that
among the speakers to be invited shall he included
Charles Francis Adams, Lyman IrumbulI, Gov
ernor John a. Dix, Francis Koruan, William
NJ Evart' Charles O'Conor, William Cullen
bryant, Alexander I. Stewaat W ilam f. Dodge,
s. B. Chittendon, a. A. Low, George Opdyke, and
Z. S. Jaflray.
1t has been decided that the meeting should be
non-partisan in its character, but that ali political
parties should be represented among the speakers
and officers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17

The Boston Transcript calls Jayne and San
born "those mercantile freebooters The Pnila.
delphia Al Day City Item odds "the title is an
appropriate one, for the way those two worthless
have been kicking the merchants right and left
fully justfes it,"
Why not go a little further and state the
other fact that they were licensed by Radical
Congress and Radical Administration, while
Radical Secretary Of the Treasury contracted
with them to perform the work of robbery
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17
smother Cuban Victory.

A havana letter reports tie defeat of the iist
band OF volunteers sent TO Neuvitas against the
insurgents They lost % killed and 20 wounded.
district OF Mariel, about As miles IRON Havana,
and also IN the neighborhood OF Bahia Honda
are said to have been fometcd by the poor plant
ers, who hope 10 be armed for tho maintenance
OF peace at home, and thus escape being sent to
nght in the eastern department. The Captain
trouble. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17

Ihe Ledger says: "Money continues abund-
ant, leans on call making freely at and per
cent Strictly frst-class two-nsme paper is quot
ed at 5h and per cent, strictly frstcIass single
name paper at and per cent, loans on good
collateral at per cent, do. on Government col
lateral at and 51 per cent. second-class paper
is uncertain as to quotations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17

NUflCE.-I. ANDREW FISCHER. DO HERE
~ by give notice that shah apply to the judges
ul the Court Ut General sessIOns OF the state ol
Delaware, ia and Tor the county of New Castle, at
The May Term. A. D., 1874, Tor License Keep
uslavern at No. n5 Shlplry Street. IN the llrat
Mard City ot Wilmington. Del. and the tullowlng
lreeholdels recommend the said application. IL
wit
Fred We'll, PatIick Holland,
George hteinicker. j. Is. Ste pheus.
Alfred " alton. VIA. II. BIak.
AUGUSTUS Ashentach. James Mck eAya,
Jos. kichard=UL. Wm. CiaIery
Mm. MIlier. John H. Lee
Isaac hlliler. Charles Italian
Joseph tUut Lis
JulIus Guutler. John >. Morrison
John Ahreus, mark
Jacob hleuIt, Mitusss-Irel huber
Christian StrUbel, Thomas HalIam.
Junn kIiley, PatncL Has.au
Frank Zimmerman, marlz 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17

LAND CASE DEcIDED.-In Chicago on Sat
nrdsy last Judge Fsrwell decided The land case Of
King vs. Wilder, dismissing the COMPLAINT
hine's claim involved land worth S5O6.OOO ON
which the Wilder block in Chicago is situated.
which he says Wilder held in trust for him
Inc suit was based oil transactions occurring
twenty years ago
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17
NOTICE.
IN NDIAN IiiH6 HOlE.I4.
los AND no MARkET STREET.

Wilmington. Del.
John Nj Galley has put in two new Carom Billiard
Iables at the above address. The room Is now open
at ali times tor the accommodation OF the public.
ldn2l- JOHN AIEAlEA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17

Who says French opera is not POPULAR Aimee
has Just returned to New York after long alb :
ssnce. In her tour throughout the West and in
Mexico she has met with unparalleled success
For an eight weeks engagement al Usvono. sLo
received $l07 900, and for seven weeks season
in Mexico, $4,000 (gold.)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17
7hs Sinking Saved.

The CON bin alton of tonic Alternative and stiuu-
ldtlng properties III ostetter Stomach Biters. es-
pecially aiapts that famous specific TO the cure of
chronic forms OF disease; when the str3ng intuence
ed. In chronic iy spepsia, and liver complaint, and
In chronic tion and 9th obstnat diseases
il hey ond all comparison the best remedy that
be taken. As means ct restoring the strength
and vital energy Of persons who are Einking under
the debiitatine effect of painful disorders, this
standard vegetable inyigoTant j. comics eiiy un-
equallel. The permanent tUnics included in the
prepara ration are associated with dtus able stinu-
liant absolutely bure and the tendency OF these ele-
ments is modified by he presence of Alternative III
tre,hents slower IN their operation and cip1ble Of
producing more lasting local and general efiects.
For feeble cunvalescent and in all phase ol debi
ty, it is the best well as the most agreeable Of
Testonitives. marl2tol9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-17
NOTICES.

NyOTICE-In compliance with the requirements
~ of the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided | hereby give notice that shall apply
in writing to the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Delaware,
in and for the County of New Castle. upon Monday,
nth day OF May next A. b.. S4 being tue rst day OF
The next May term of the said Court. for license to
keep an Inn or Tavern. called The Indian King" ="
Mt Nos. los and ITO Market street heWe Front and
second east side in the Second Ward o the city OF
Wilmington, Delaware and TO sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart. to he
drunk on the premises, and the following free
holders recommend the said application, to wit
Vim. ii. Quinn, Anthony Seller,
Wm. IL. Thompson, X, II. TAILOR.
Samuel M. Schultz Michael kenney.
WIN. X. Stockley John +. bush
NJ Alsberg, Charles MsyI
Richard Booth. John George Key.
Nath. Melchior, ! ,Ines thrstN.
John Hanna, Robert +. Gamble.
II. d. Mclntire. Joshua Baker,
James +. Brennan. il. kiene,
Francis Elliott. John ,ieorge HiTGel
Charles L. Sparks, Nicholas Jenny
JOHN MEALEY,
Wilmington. Del. March Il. ls,i 81
TNION AID SOCIETY.
u The Board of uontroll' having closed their
work for the winter, would thank all persons hav-
ing bills against the Society 10 present them 70 the
undersigned without delay.
marI6-tt CHAkLES WARNER, Pres't
NJ Office series of stock In the 'Ex-
IN ceisior Loan Association" tor sale. The first
payment eau be made aud shares secured ap-
plcation 10 ID. Y. HAWKINS, Secy.
Wilmington, Mar. l4-tf. No. 40l Market ct.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

PLEASANT AFFAR.-Our Dayton friends
who could not participate in celebrating at
Virginia or Gold HILL on the Fourth, had "a
very enjoyable time Mrs Jaqua and Mrs
Campbell were Instrumental in collecting a
sum OF money from the citizens. with which
they treated the school children with a ride
through the shady streets Of the place for q
couple Of hours In the meantime prepara-
tons were going on at the Golden Eegle Ho-
tel, to surprise thcla with an elegant ropast
comprised of ice cream, fruits etc. A large
number Of children, with slight sprinAling
of adults, enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content. In the evening they had good dis
play OF fireworks, after which the merry party
adjourned to the Odeon Hall to trip the light
fantastic. In time the children save way to
their elders, and about thirty-hve couple kept
it up till the sfaall hours appeared Altogeth-
er it was a fine affair, and the ladies who ori-
ginated the move deserve great credit for the
ereditable manner in which the programme
was carried out.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

GOLDEN TRUTHS FROM TIE WHITE HoCsE.-
Serene as a Summers day are those we'll
known and popular clothing men, Alessrs,
Cohn 4 Isases, No, IS south Q street, Virginia.
The world wags well with them, People appre
eiate their goods, approve OF their prices; and
admire their style OF doing business. At the
WHITE House CLorHIEG STORE are seen no
broils nor contentious with swindled custo
mefs returning northeastern and inferior goods
No evasive protestations, that Il didn't sell it
to you" and Il didn'trecommendi it,, winding
up with your ewes We're your market, sir "
At the WHITE House cid customers daily re-
turn, bringing their friends with them. who
also become good customers. OF course, To
some natures, 1t is very CALLING to see a new
establishment like the WHITE House open
right under their noses, as it were, ana achieve
a marked ana brilliant success, taking in the
very start high position in public esteem,
and gaining greater share OF popular favor
| and patronage than many houses that have
beed hanmering away for years, However,
these old houses should learn to grin and
| bear it. AIessrs. C0ln X lsaacs do not alIude
to these things in any spirit Of pride or tgi-
/ usnph; they simply state facts for the public
| good. They do not doubt that it Is gall and
/ wornwood 20 their neigAb1rs to have custo-
| mers Of many years standing leave them and
| give their patronage TO the WHITE House
| CLOTHING SEoRR, but manifestation OF temper
/ is in very bad taste and really has bad effect.
| Being manifestly untrue it dissusts all hear
ers, and SENDS customers by scores to the
| White AousE. such is life. So mote it be.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

A statement of the County Auditor
and Treasurer for quarter ending
June 80, s74, was received, read
and ordered on file; and it is further
ordered that a synopsis of the report
be published in the LYON COUNTY
TINES for one week.
Statements of fees received by the
several County officers, and NJ. c.
Hickey, j. p, of Dayton township,
for quarter ending June 80, 1874,
We're received, read and ordered on
file.
The official bonds of the several
County and Precinct officers We're
examined, when all were declared
good and sufficient bonds, except
the County Treasurers, who were
notified to file an additional bond in
the sum of $4,000 each.
There being no further business,
the Board adjourned until Monday,
August 3, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
j. NJ. MCGINNIs, Chairman.
j. \. BoNHAM, Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

ACCIDENTAL couple of gents
from Dayton met with an accident
yesterday morning Virginia City,
by which a fine buggy was ruined,
and perhaps the horses killed or
badly injured. Burke is a barber,
and Subtitle fixture in the Golden
Eagle Hotel, in Dayton, and on Sun
day night, when the moon rose in
its splendor, they took a sudden no.
ton that they had business at Vir-
GINA, so they procured one of p.
Barnes elegant teams and started on
their way rejoicing. Chatting along,
Silver City was passed, ditto Gold
Hill, over the Divide and near their
journeys end, when a mishap over
took them, and disturbed the quiet
of their dreams. By some means a
collision occurred:-a wheel minus,
the buggy upset, and the horses
dashed down c Street at fearful
pace. They picked themselves up,
brushed the dirt from Off their
clothes, and We're happy to find no
bones broken--only a few bruises.
One found his watch and chain some
distance away, minus the cross-bar
OF the chain, and thought himself in
hard luck at its loss, after having
escaped injury from his fall, dis
lance of thirty feet. The injured
vehicle was taken to a carriage shop,
and messengers sent in pursuit of
the horses, but up to q late hour
they had not been captured. Per-
haps those gents will not again look
at the comet as they drive to Vir-
ginia-they saw stars enough on
that fatal morning. AT a late hour
Mr.. Barnes passed through town
with the missing horses.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

ITEMS WANTED.-It is out the pos
Utility of man to be every place at
the same time but we want the news
from all quarters, consequently must
impress it upon the minds of all
when anything of Importance oc-
ours send particulars to this office.
This is what makes local paper
presentable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

AT a special meeting of the Silver
City Fire Department on June 9Th,
the Secretary was instructed to pub
lish ia the LYON COUNTY TIMES the
following: On motion, and carried,
Mrs. Angel and Daughters, also
Miss Stewart, for their service in
decorating the engine for the Fourth
of July celebration. On motion, and
carried, vote of thanks was
extended to Mr.. Fenner Angel, for
his courteous conduct in escorting
the Silver City Fire Department as
their Grand Marshal on the Fourth
of July.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

GOOD PROSPECT At the lower
end Of Main street, where they are
excavating to build a house, some
man was employed in panning, and
procured forty good sized colors to
the pan. With plenty of water the
banks and gulches of this neighbor-
hood would pay immense wages,
especially for hydraulic working.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07
MAR REEls.

In Gold Kill, July 4, L. Payne to Martha
Stutridge.
In Carson. July ., Theodore R. Hofer to
Miss Florence t. Waters.
In Unionville, June ., Reuben Z. Hamlin
to Mrs, Elizabeth NJ George.
In Ninnemucca. June 30, George W. Hut
crimson to Mas Fanny Nyres.
Ia Battle Mountain, July ,, G. L. Rose to
Miss Mary Fretis.
IN EareEa, Jr'y "a, Lambert Molineln to
Miss M0llie Barnes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

A Row.-Yesterday afternoon one
of the boys who had been wrestling
with John Barley Corn, keeping up
the Fourth, in friendly way, got
into a vegetable wagon, and gave
some orders for fruits and veget-
ables. One of the occupants of the
wagon became tired of the delay,
and told the intruder to get out,
which brought on some words of a
harsher character, when the veget-
able man struck the other over the
head with a pair of spring balances,
inficting a severe scalp wound on
the back part of the head. DR..
Zabriskie dressed the wound and he
went on his way rejoicing, the pos
SCISSOR of a pair of spring balances
captured on the field of action.
That vegetable man, whoever he
was, did some good running just
about that time. We would like to
enter him for the champion runner
at the State Fair.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

VERY SHoRr.-Our edition of Saturday last
was so limited that they aid not go the rounds,
although 4 large number was printed, and
several friends of the TIMES were left with
out Il copy of the paper. We hope this viii be
averted ia future, as we have secured the
services Of an experienced pressmgn, and well
informed carriers. Any orders given them or
sent to the publication Office, VIII be attended
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

BULLION SHIPMENT.-Mr. J. w.
Grier, agent Wells, Fargo & Co.,
shipped yesterday $4,000 Crown
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

CLOSED Down. The Pioneer mill,
Superintendent McDufie, has closed
down for repairs, putting in new
batteries, etc. 1t viii require stop
page of about fifteen days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

STAGE UPsET.-About 10L O'Clock
on the morning of the Fourth, while
the Gold Hill stage was making the
turn, at the junction of Fourth and
Main streets, it was upset. AT the
time there were several ladies inside,
and some five or six gentlemen on
top, in all about fourteen passen-
gers. Singular as 1t may appear,
none were seriously injured. Mrs.
Heise received a severe conclusion
of the shoulder, and Mr.. Mande-
Vile. ST., was, considerably bruised;
vet. both were able to walk to their
respective homes. Several others
received slight bruises, scratches,
etc. The stage was righted, and
most of the passengers, including
several of the ladies, resumed their
seats for Gold Hill. Jack Barton, We
knight of the Ribbons, stopped his
team, and never. lost his reins. He,
too, was somewhat bruised, vet.
mounted the box and continued on
his regular trips. No particular
damage was done to the stage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07
Board of County commissioners.

The Board of County Commits
sioners of Lyon County met on
Monday, June 6, pursuant to adj
journment. Present Full Board.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The following bills were examined
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

WE are greatly indebted to the
Clerk of the Board County Commits
sioners, for copy of proceedings,
found elsewhere.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

SToCKs.-Yesterday, on the street,
Hale 4 Norcross, sos; Ophir, SlS5s,
bid; Imperial, 50; Empire, IS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

Mails from the East arrive daily at O'Clock
A. NJ: from DAYTON daily at 30 P. NJ
Mails for the East leave daily Mt 30 PM !;
for DAYTON Mt Q Is A. NJ The Eastern mail
closes at 80 o'clock P. NJ, sharp.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

RETURN THANKs.-Our Fire De-
partment wish to return thanks to
the Fire Department of Gold Hill
for their kind treatment on the
Fourth; also, the Miners Union, of
Silver, will ever remember their
brothers of that place, who did so
much for their comfort and enter
tainment on that day. II is to be
hoped the friendly feelings existing
between Gold Hill and Silver City
may always endure, and their citi-
zens be brought together at frequent
intervals to exchange words Of
friendship and brotherly love.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-07

Hon. c. +. belong is expected to
arrive on this mornings train from
the West.