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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-26
LATEST TELEGRArIS.

New York. Feb. 25.- The Fulton
street prayer meeting has engaged in the
cause OF temperance III special manner
+: the deliyerauce from the power of rum.
may sweep from off the earth the crime
of making druukards.
4 police spy reports the number Of
New York Communists at 800, and SAYS
the German and Irish organizations ara
uniting with The Frenchuen. AZ 4 I =
cent meeting the chairman said it is not
only work We want, Int also liberty and
the abolition of high salaries and mo-
uopulizrtion. We wan; the heads "
some OF the thieves who ale how steal
Ing the funds OF the city: We want their
heads and we shall have them. We
want to make them suffer what We are
now suffering. and if there IS no justice
in New York, We viii tike justice in our
o Il hands and administer II It'll rifles
a:iti havone;s. We have arms already
We viii find petroleum, and use it as We
;iil in Paris. Our German, American
and Irish brothers Will help Us, ard We
viii help them.
4 sister Of Congre Creamer WAS
received at
Order of Sisters Of Our Lady of Mercy,
by Archbishop HcC.osEey.
William Bennett. OF jamaica, Long
islnnd. was fatally shot there yesterday
by Charl-s Slgague Of Rockavay, dur
Ill=I :? quarrel ;.hu'it a Uoln..E.
Newcastle. III. Feb 25.-.tl,out one
o clock this morning, twelve masked
men entered the i.:l here. seized. ..acred
and bound the V.r.!e,, ard hurst 0nzn
the l,.crs Of the mil and let out f Fra
q. recently sentenced to .te jnpJis,l,-
ment for murder, AMI the burglars ltiS
II NUTibG,, Carter and Pope, ii under
ten years sentence.
Washington, leo. 2o.-ln the senate
Ferry presented q petition Of tie work
ing men Of Michigan. asking the substi-
tut!on of National Bank currency for
legal tenders. Referred.
The Senate tEen proceeded 10 the
consideration q Tho blll 10 provide for
the appointment If commission on the
subject OF alcohol liquor traffic.
IL the House Scho.ie!l from he Com
m.ttee or Nava! Atl;aiIs. made an adverse
miral Sands on the active list Of tie
navy. LAID on the table.
London. Feb. %. battle has |
been fought at Coonlassie between the |
A~hartees and General SIR Garnet +,
Woolsley. The enragement i sai1 n /.
have lasted the whole dav. and TO bay.
,losed with no decided result The loss /
Of the British troops is given as nearIy /
300, including manv officers. The |
,Iirhlauders are reported to have last |
$50 men killed, and General Sir Gar1,rtt
Woolsler was said to be in need of rein
which were $50 miles off.
SIN Francisco Fen 971,+,,o ri
-, C.,..---:-o-.~ -. -, - S,. -"
W 80, e. i's' ny ~ 'ne o'ahiE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-26

THERE is more rejoicing in Robson
county, North Carolina, over the killing
of Steve Lowery; than of the Ku- kluxing
of ninety-and-nine carpet-baggers who
need such little attentions.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-26

itself, and then frowIs upon the corro-
ration or individual that has seen fit to
come to its assistance. (The history Of
the election of 1870, when the Bank of
California was made the stalking horse
for a mean and senseIess diversion of the
Republican forces. explains our mean
ing).
The APPEAL has frequently. in very
crude way, advocated the ownership Of
the great lines OF railway by the Ma
ticual Government We believe, most
implicitly, that the time is rapidly ap-
preaching when the absorption OF n
power the Government cannot control
VIII hs necessary safeguard to its own
existence and the integrity Of its institu-
tons As this same Charles Francis
Adlms. Jr.. says, IL one Of his railroad
ESSAYS IA bound volume OF which lies
before uel. abiding TO The very grave
question of the Government and its
+ lationahip 10 the railway system
- the difficulty in great degree arises rom
the Development of 4 material ami moral
power, OF rather, perhaps, combination
Of powers, in OFF social organism which
our political system was not calculated
TO deal with. At the time the frame
work vas put together. Il system Of nee
cssarv mononoiics was the very last
thing which was expected TO present
itself on this continent. Oar govern
ncuts. State AM national. grew up
among. and were calculated for, = com
mu,ity in the less complex stages q
civilization. Oar whole ma,Aia.yr
looked 10 dealing with individuals, ana
that only in the least degree which lie
served thu name q. Government ri all.
Further aIoGe. il tbs same connection.
II. Adams says: " Meanwhile. 50 far
Is the railroad system Is concerned. Il
seems almost inevita;I, that the national
6 ,yacnlnent must. soon or late, AMI in 4
greater OF less degree, assume Il jlli=Gic- |
ton. This is an obvious conclusion to /
be deduced from the irresistible deve!- !
,pment of the system in a course it has
hitherto pursued" Believing, as we do,
hat the jurisdiction indicated could not |
De with strict fairness sustained, save as |
IN incident of ownership, we cannot es-
ape the conviction that the imperative
need becomes daily more apparent for
the ownership by tie Government of at
east one distinctive system Of railways.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-26

TIE MAINE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
Bill abolishing capital punishment,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Go East BY Way OF 81. L?uls.

In three days Of railroad competition the tray
e!rr selects his route before leaving 'me In almost
every Instance he desires reach his destination
speedy possible. and for the accomplishment of that
purpose the Missouri RIcife Through Line from the
Yves, to the East via Kansas City and ST. Louis, on
srs Inducements unsurpass. 10y any other line in the
country. Everything. connected with THE Missouri
Pacific Z. X. IL frst class. and the adoption of the
Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air BRAKE ia grth-
OF with It's runsnslepors and reclining cnair coach
80. render = trip the line pcrfcctl, safe and
pleasant. Passenger. from all parts at the West, by
taking lis Express trains at Kansas City, Lravens-
worth, Atch,on aud other prominent cities land
ed in ST. Louis at ssasonable hours, morning aud
evening aud in ample time 10 M Ike direct connection
with Sll railroads for Every point in sc North East
and South Particular inf,rrnsiiol with maps time
tables. a may be- had al the variuas Through Tick
e - Offices in the west upon personal or written
application 10 q. Ii. Baxter. Western Passenger
Agent. Kansas City, Mo, l.. A. Ford. Gen rassen-
gre Agent St. Louis, no.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
The Easiest Time on Record.

Passenger Goirg Es. are reminded OF the fact this,
the EoIaah Zine is the ONLY running L5sLtai"s
EpTsss Trains (tIlly equipped With patent air brakes
Miller platforms, &C. } from st. Louis, Hannibal and
Qui.cy, stepping on:y at the principal stations
and reaching Nrw York. EosToN and intermediate
points from to HOURS IN ADVANCE Of
Competing Lines from all points In the West.
Is also the Only Line running THROUGH Cirs from
Edhsss city 20 iadindpois and CinsinEs. via Quin-
sy avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through PCLLsAN sLEErISG Cars run via the va
bash Lfns only, from 81. Louis aud QUINCY to Er
WArSE, ToLxDo aid CLESELAxp. connecting with
Sleeping and Driving Room Cars far Buffalo Roch-
es'er, New York, &c, wtheut change
srEc1At SorIcE.-A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
thu Missouri river daily aud through 10 SPRING
seid, lil avoiding Oh sngs at Quincy.
For further information see time tables which can
be obtained at all Through Ticket ericcs in the
west. W T.. MALCOLM
Gen. Passr As't, Toledo.
J. LAZARUS,
Wsxern Ag't ksusxs CIV
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Something Worth Knowing.

Is worth something 70 knew that the shortest pc-
isle route from Ksssss City 10 Buffalo. Pittsburs.
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Baltinore, PhiIadelpsia,
New York Boston apd ;atsrmediats p.ish ia through
-. Ions over the - Louis Kansas City Northern
short LIne and the shortest possible route from kzn
sas City to Hannibal Quincy. Chicago. Toledo De
troit 1ad isternedidte pofst- via s; LOUIS ksn.s.
CITY Northern short Line II IL the only ro1i rua-
isc. between the Missouri and Mississippi kiv-r-
This road. IL Connection with the E.nsas CIV St
10 aeph Council Buds r R. form. tAe Only Omaha
and -. Louis through line running through Puilnss
sleeping Palaces betwr-a OR aha and "a Louis. AMI
positively the oniy line tina; passenfers from calor-
MA, Utah, Sioux CHy, Omaha CoSnra Biass, Ne
hrsska cav and -. Ses~y,h ca# connect D. al
tyuiss Of IN. Kansas City. 81. Jsseph Coancii Biurs
Railroad close ans direct fsr ss Ioais and AL lpou.
Easf Lous Any cft~r ltne f>yss involves
a ls, at Kansas CIiy Of Gvs hoars or one train
hi. - the orly line running May irzshs
rrh ReelRis- CHAIR Csscrs, rlekza;ly es1Drs<d =nd
A7r Wirf dressing attn sSrs --1s-se-. for
lssii-s craftsmen xnd families xIlios. s.y sx.-s
eisrss Ticket sge.ts seiinx siekcis to m. Las v
osch for Las above iaeSs and faras,s tickets Essy
clrc1ars and TING sbi-s hy tai. rost, For ots.r
orrn.;ioa relative 10 thts Use sSdrrss 4. Dawes
-; Jeseps. No or r - Greats $, Lo~s. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19

The wEEELyANpp AmY FOR lsT5.

The approach Of IN. rresfen,ai sisciion give. W.
usual importance TO tn. events sn sereapfneni. Of
$50 W. shall end-avortO describe them fully faith
The WEEKLY sun has -o~ STAINED. circulation
% ever seventy Thousand crpie "a r.Sisrszr. found
IL every STATE AMI srrirory end is quaiHy ia vel
known TO the public We shall not only er.isaror 10
Keep fully Up 10 the oil standard but irnyr svs
and add 70 IL variety md power
TFK WEEKLY >tN viii continue b. - thorough
new IaP~r- All the % the dsy vii - fsuHq N
II condensed when unifnpor-snt. At fun lsngh wh~n
OF moment, and always trust. treated In a clear
interesting and instructive nIsnner
u - our aim 70 make the WEEKLY sUS the b,si
iertaiaing AMI apg ogrizr rsadirz q ersy -sf sui
VII print nothing "a ofenf IN. r0sss -c-uvlbEs and
sting -iers- roraAnces Of the day! esrtfsily s.sc
sod legiblr printed
Ths AKrieal,grsi DspsriTnsB, :. prominent feature
ia the wEEKLY sUN. aud 10 articles VIII always 10
found frrsh zad nssiui 70 tbs farmer
ne nSFnb.r q M issispendeaf roliiies .. In
cr'asnE .af the WEEKLY -UN IL fiesr Isg-- ~sT~ra-
,hy u beiorEs 20 no party sri oleTs 70 srssiis-
ccsteniinx for principle and foT tn election ~ re-
ise coznrry ami fhrrs,--s ih- 4.-Tt- - r,rtl,s.s
INSTITUTIONS IL has NJ fear 81 kzsvs. aad se-ks
favor. from fsefy supporters
Tbe marfets Of every kind a,I NJ fn.hlaas 49,
gulsrfy reported IN ia cElsurs
m p-1ee q TIE WEEKLY ~t-N ons AsFis- Tvsr
tsis s1rr'v psys the espep.~- eG pat-- ssa ,rir,in
Ne arr set .bls % rs.ks say dfserz.t 81 slt0-
.rtenA rs crrniaiis. TBs~r - ~ laT 1hses 20
Suirrs payment q .so<,sr~ IN ssivs.o- se7i.r
tN'niF c-li- ~ f-f = pF f.1 P1stAss si
I'D - The rate % srhser5psoa II - bafsn.r-.sxyy
10 ges ~ club Ia ersi~r - ssEs ~ wEEkLr ST.
At ms rze ArTas vss >--s. Solar sr~i ix<ass
esst uih grt ~ raT~T. I-.-f-tlsrd iyT vezr
We ssre no -lirg seats
The weakly sun-ksrht ysA<rs. say--4r ess-
Ems. 0niy saS year, Sesssss rrepa1 Sc das-
eD-sf T-os "a. raf>
The Daily sun :, lsr:. fosr-;@ss s-~sss.zer
~ eft -tfSks g rn>. iBsfty cfrrnizsz lss
e"s Al to n~w7 seT ersfs -'sir-e-iFfias post-se
It,T@id IS eents rsgzsh 81 90 . ysNs. To sias.
81 le eroSsr. assoo0af q !. F~r o.ns
I6eress .TnE sry, yes Isrk Ctr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

X. ofP.-CrNDoS LODGE so. s, meets every Wcdnes-
Gay evening at O'Clock. in Masonic Hall W. ..
WELLS. e. C, a. %. OsvTs, h. OF IL =
100 F.--SAIIxA LODGE No 2s meets at Odd Eel
lows Hall every Thursday evening AT o'clock. l..
J GRANT, v. C., n. CHASPioS, Secretary.
Hall first and third Tuesdays in each month, at 5
O'Clock, T.. NJ All knczmpment members In good
are i,vitcd to attend. l.. j GRANT, Z. r., %. a.
ORyIs, Serbs.
AFkAM -sALlSA LODGE No. so, at Masonic HILL,
first AID third Monday in each month. ID X. WAC
STAFF, w NJ, j. DEWITT, Secretary
SALINE ROYAL ARCH CHATTER No Is, mt Masonic Hall
second aud fourth Monday in .ch month. Is. j. r.
Hanna M.E.H.P., j. DEWITT, Secretary.
AluIAM LODGE No. 8, ID OF R-Mects in Odd Fellows
Hall second AMI fourth Friday evening OF each month
att D. m r.. l. MORTON, y. q; Mr.. ). A NORTON
v. q: e. CONRAD, RE-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Chicago Short Line.

Via ST. Louis, Kansas City and Norihsrr aud CHI
sgo & Alton Railroads. crossing the Mississippi on
the great IRON bridge at Louisiana. No, and passing
through Jacksonville, Bloomington and Joliet Ne
rnn.fers, ferries, change Of cars. The only
line running Reclining seat Palace cars between Kan
sas City and Chicago thoaichaage. No extra charge
for seats in these PulIn.n Palace Sleeping
run through between Kansas City and Chicago, with
out charge. Palace Dining on day trans. Tirae
track Scenery, accommodations. ahead of all other
routes c NcMULLIN.
General Superintendent, Chicago,
JAMES CHARLTON. Gen. Pass'r Agt ChIcaeo.
FRANk g. HIGH, Western Travelling Agent, Kan.
CITY. Mo-
Chiss.s Past Freight Line, shortest. quickest and
best. W. ~ REED,
General Western Agent. Kansas City No,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Rn0d Notice

Neter - h<rrhy si.~n ihss al day % Ianaa-
~ is-5 p-ttion = IL bs pres~rs~d % N. board u
County q nrnisssoae~s OF Saline coaniy. ksaszs.
pray ia4 for tia aDsossta<si 81 uewers 20 rBs
ay ss.s rasA ecHsrencln< 70 fss Southwest corus-
81 sscfbsu s5N o. township foortrca ia. ssSsh Of
rang. thr-- - v~~z th>5ce rEzarS The -BEsh
ocraxr Of s~cfoa tnSr ~, Township fzrrr>a I
rzn-- orx~ r.. tb-1ce 70 N sorh-e<ss ooru~r 81
-ectsa and sieo commas tng h< nor-s-essi
of srcfoa nine 60 rswnsssip rage tSr-r
nInx ,llFpciy -eGlh a h.tf
rh~nre half mir O. ssf<fs~cf IAr cgAs- rs-s
rrtsur- ffrsn ~ slrs-yt AZ ~sltaR.
Atl.N EAsssssrT s--I ..fferr-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Notice.
Published October %, Is74.l
Ordinance No. 1lO

An ordinance racatinS certain alley in Bishop ;
Addition
BE Il or,iai"ea 1y the Mayor and CoEncilnen Of n,
City Of Sailing
SEC. |. That the alley between Tenth and Ninth
streets IN bishops Addition Ia the CITY OF Silin com
menrlng on Bishop street in the sIii addition and run
n'ng thence south to alley running AMI west he
ana the same is hereby annued, vacated and di.con
tinued.
. SEC. >. This ordinance shall take eIec, aud be in
force from and after lis public .on in the Saline ountv
JoCrNAL.
Approved October 2lst, 1874
w. s. WELLS, Mayor
hereby certify that the above Is true and correct
copy OF an ordinance passed by the councr-n 81 the
City OF city Of salina on October 2lst Is7t
Attest T.. +. BOWEN. City Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
CHUnCH DIRECTORY

FnEsRYrERIAx-w A SimpkIns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath at II A. NJ. and r. NJ. Sabbath
scaool, 2 30 r. NJ Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nings.
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL-Rev. Il. y. Hill. Pastor.
Preaching every sabbath, nj 10: a. and 4 30
O'Clock L. NJ. sabbath school, each Sa Jbath, at
pa N. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings.
EPI.coPAL-I,ev. Thos. ID. Dooey, Rector. Preaching
every sabbath morning and evening".
CArnoLIc-Rrv. John fogarty, Pastor Services on
the s,cond Sabbath OF each month at the Court House
DArusT-Eev- j. X. Downer, Pastor. Preaching or
the trst and thru sundays of each month, nJrninS
and evening sabbath school, $50 a. M, every
sabbath Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
luulsrIAN CHURCH-Preaching in the Baptist church
ON the I'd and 4ih Lords day Of each month, by
llder 4. ID. Goodwin
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge OF .he District Court. IL. PRESCOTT.
scnator-J. IL. EDWARDS.
Railroad Assessor-M. r. LESLIE.
i,epresrntative-J WEAVER
County Conmis sioners-W. u. SCnoLL, chairman
J. NJ PALMER and X. >. CHAMrLIN.
County CleIk-DAytp BEEDE
County Attorney-E. W. IoDGKISsoS.
.Probuie JUDGE A. wILDSAS
sslerk OF the District ourt-iUGrsT EoSDI.
County Treasurer-I. t.. FAULKSKh.
shcun-T. J. IIuISC.
ltvgIstrr OF DYeds-S. +. CRIss.
superinte udcnt of Public lnstrueton-WM. BIsnoP.
&oronrr--J. h. LULL, in.
saryeror-O. a. HAMILTON
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Patronize Home Manufactures,
THE CLIMAX

wish TO annouBc. to the farmers of Central Kansas
that am now permanently located ~ salina Kansas
and intend manufacturing my improved Fnnrur " III
Climax Having hsd nm experience Of over ~ years
IN the business, feel justified in making the assertion
That The climax has egsal for the great variety Of
cleaning that can be done by IT. clezning ANYTHING in
the shape OF grain from grass seed up 10 corn
also make in connection with nv mill business
very nice article Of Milk Safe with Nirr on doors an,
sides, whch admits free circulation Of air and ish
TWO things indispensable for the raising OF cream
Livery machihe warranted To be OF the best
and the niachnn icai par first class
Shop on Fifth ST., In Lun's building
WILLIAM sULLIvAS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-N. s. WELLs.
Couscihncn-f. q. BoSD, NJ. W. KEITH, L. J
GRANT, Eb WHITMAN, CHARLIE: IlN.tS.
Police Judge-N. r. CARROLL.
Clerk-EDwIS n. Bowen.
1reasurer--J. ii. iILoDGETr.
Mar hall. NJ. FUTILE.
PolIccInan-J. >. GHKh.
strrst Commissioner &. l.. HUssEY.
<Hy AttUmev-JoHN FosrEH.
SlIei Of Fire Department-iHA l.. CARVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by n L Watson. dealer in Groceries,
Provision. and Queensware, es Santa Fo avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Al Park Row, N. \.
N L W
FLOUR 4 FEED STORE.

Fist Door North Couse's Livery stabie.l
st Flour and Chop Feed constantly on hand ~ low
est price. A II kinds of grain bouy bit and sold. or
ders for coal promptly Hled. ;. NJ PALNRR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19

The Last Saturday ofeach Month.
Examinations i'll commence precisely nj 10 O'Clock
\ VI. and rl,se al o clock T. " 4 sa.i.fssfyqv
animation IN Physiology ami Hygiene. and Hsfary II
Tie United Sa;e- will De required, o. receive a first
grade certificate Examinations viii be conduct
al by written questions much time allow ell TO each
subject and no allowance viii I've maic for IOss OF
time by tartness: All are invited to attend.
BY order OF the Dosri
WILLIAM BISHOP
Sup't Pub Inst. for sliBe Otufv
salina, January LIST, Is7i.
NOTICE To- The III BIIC
Tbs Superintendent Of Public Instruction will bs IN
his e6ce every Monday and SATURDAY. exo41a az s,ve
WILLIAM BISHOP
January LET. lisa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
Notice to Teachers.
The Last Saturday ofeach Month.

Duhlic examinations Of applicants FOR certificates 4
teach In saline county, IoT the present wear will b.
held at the school house In Salina. rpIlow. viz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19

All Goods Warranted as Represented.
Corner Santa Fe and Iron Avenues, SaIina.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

take orders the
a INC AGO PRuKs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
Fhiladelpnia. Wilmington and Ba.
umore Railroad.
.A4 81 ga
DELAWARE DIVISION.

/ AfOhTASr NOTICE-In addition 10 tLs ,sv,-
A. 4 isl A. MSrket Trans now running. an TSita
rnhaunI thAlS, CSundays excepted J with Pa
ION ana hs5rinstop .As ON aud after Monday Settsm
LEAVING wilmington at 90 A. NJ. and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
The Isgsssi swim On Reofd.

The Norf.s G1oniele makes the death tf
Samuel Brock, Yarmouth beachman, the oc-
casion Of recalling his extraor dinary escape 10
October is3G. vessel was observed at sea
at P. NJ, W. goal flying for pilot. bear
ing east distnn toJuttwelve miles. Brock who
belonged TO Layion's company, with nine ethers,
launched the yawl increase, and steered for the
object Of their enterprise. About o'clock they
came up with the vessel, which proved to be
the Spanish trig Paquette de Bilbos. Three Of
the beachman went on board, and The remain
der were sent away. Co thtir way home
terrible squal took the yawl'd sails fiat aback,
and she capsized. In few minutes, all the
crew with the exception Of Brock, were drowned
1t was then about G:30 Z. NJ. and the nearest
land was six miles distant-deadlow water; and
Brock remembered that the food tide would
be setting of shore making to the southward,
that should he ever reach the shore he would
have to swim and float at least fifteen miles
the swell OF the sea drove him over tho Cross
sand ridge, and he then got sight of the buoy OF
St. Nicholas's Cat, nca..y opposite his own door
distant four miles from the land He had now
been five hours in the water He next caught
sight of vessel at anchor. He got within 2os
yards OF the vessel. and hailed her. boat was
at once lowered, and at 30 A. Nj. having
swan seven hours and half, in an October
night, Le was safe on board the brig Betsy
nearly fifteen miles from the spot where th'
boat increase was capsized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
How tho weather AfYects Poultry

The present unprecedentedIy mild weather
hos on many kinds Of produce very detrimental
effect. Especially is this the case with poultry,
vsnison and the like, and nowhere more than at
different markets and among the retail dealers
in these srticlesis felt the effect Of the contiu-
ued dampness and mildness Of the atmosphere
The larger dealers. who have very large stocks
on hand, generally do not experiences any loss
from this cause being provided with capacious
"free7ers" On the smaller dealers, however, who
are not provided with such accommodations.
the loss from these causes weighs and IS con
sequence, salerstus is in very great demand to
give the poultry fresh appearance by washing
it with salaratns water;the practice can be easily
detected by rubbing the finger on the poultry
and then tasting it az the sAlsratus hss n very
marked taste.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
Tue New Jersey Mtllgkas

Itappears from the Governors message that
the New Jersey national guard are to adopt
the Il Rited Stales breech-loading musket, both
on account of its merits and because 1t Is de-
sirable in case of active service to have volun-
teers and regulars armed alike, so that ammu-
nition manufactured by the Goyernmentc can be
issred to all the troops. Governor Parker de.
clares emphatically that each state should
have arms of the approved modle SUFFICIENT to
supply not only her active militia, but also
large part of the reserve force, IL called into
service. In Jersey the national guard, or &C
tive uniformed militia consists OF sixty.
companies OF infantry, two of cavalry and two
Of artillery. Governor Parker dwells with
special pride on New Jerseys admitted pro-
aclency in military training, well atteated, we
think, alike in war and peace. He claims, and
with truth, that the material of her national
guard is unsurpassed by any military organ,
izatlon in the country. The arsenal Is well
supplied with all that is necessary for camp
or field iuty, and il required, three thousand
disciplined troops, completely uniformed, well
armed and equipped, under distinguished vet,
eran officers, can be concentrated at any point
in the State, ready for active service, upon
few hours notice TIE military spirit ha
always run high in New Jersey, from the time
of the revolution till now; while her volunteer
regiments were, az whole, amongst the be5
sent during the late war to the armies OF the
Union
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
DaILApELpAlA< wILMINsroN . BALTI-
II MokR RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871
. passenger car will be attached TO the freight
usin leaving PhilsdslDhta 80 ,. N. tor VIII
mington.
The train will stop At Stations a. follows when
sisnAiled Gray Ferry. ?.l2 p. n LaHsretto s.ss
pm; hester. e.A D. m; Lamokin. s4o p. N; Thur
m sns sT.i: as; sY-s p 4 .HiYsSSle le.'ssn; s.Y Y 80