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The daily gazette., 1875-11-01
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OCTOBER 2Jih. ia.

Trans leave Wilmington rs follows for
Philade phia and intermediate stations, T.e0
$40, a.oo. - l0.Go 4. m. 2.9l. 4.lo 7.2n a.So,
y. III.
Phllauelpnla and New York. Isl. r. IN. !;
1872. l2.42, $40 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. l2.5aa,
9. 30 a. m. SEQ, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IL 81, 2-0S. 9.59,
a. m 1886, los, SEQ, 40. p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 400 6.e0. 9.30, a m. Las. d. "
p. m
Harrington and intermediate stations, soc
$50, a. m.
Delmar and intermediate station 500, $50
q. m, e. y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, s.ll
q M, AS. $50, p. M
Philadelphia and New York, Isl, g. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l262 aos
q M
For further information passengers are re
terred TO the time tables posted at the dep o
II. +. KENNEY. superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

a New YORK BooT BLAcK.--Amonr
the dodgers at the City Hall cells last
night was boot black from New
York, who footed hisway to this city,
with box and brushes on his shoulder.
Should he locate in Wilmington he
will not be likely to receive a friendly
welcome from the resident "shiners. y
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01
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ScrOfulR and all Skin Diseases
Cured by DIR. bonds discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANrIDorEs UNI
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not AFFECT the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna Cancer
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble edi
nces In the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute In the country. Remedies, with full
directions. sent to any part Of the world.
s1-Send for Pamphlets and particulars Ad
rcse,
H. r. BOND. M. n.
PEsNA. CANCER NsTrrurE.
eb22 div s20s Chestnut St. Ph L, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01
BASE BALL.

Atthe Quicksteps grounds, this after
|toon the Cooper nine, of this city, will
Eay the Mohican club, of Kennett
Euare, Pa.
saturday the professional base ball
Jason closed, the clubs ranking as fol-
5Es Boston, first; Athletic, second
Esiord, third; Chicago, fourth; Phil
|iephia, fifth; st. Louis, sixth.
Ilebenetit game between the Quick
tr7s and Archcrs will take place next
Wednesday, afternoon. 1t will proba-
= close the present base ball season
|,ilis city.
POULTRY PREMIUMS. AT the agri-
cultural fair at Bridgeville, Sussex
bounty, last week, first premiums for
poultry, were awarded to X. NJ. Grif-
El Of Wilmington as follows:
H., Display of Poultrv X NJ
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

WEST CHURCH.-Y esterday was the
seventh anniversary of West Church,
but no special services were held, th e
pastor merely announcing the fact in
his sermon The Sunday school, yes
terday, contributed S50G.S4, towards
paying off the pressing Indebtedness Of
the church. This amount was collec =
ted ny the scholars, some OF whom
collected rs high as SO. One little
fellow collected }3 2l in pcuni", The
members OF the church have also been
working hard, and the amount neces-
,ary to relieve the present neccssitios
ot the church has been collected, wlth
the exception of about 81 500.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

Brodi~'s MIRACULOUS cure tor Germs
An Engisah remedy OF great popularity, fog
removing oorns without pain
K BRINGHURST q CO.,
ApothecarieA,
Corner Sixth and Market str eea.t
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

DLACK sILks.-Having placed our or
~ der with the manufacturer at Lyons,
France, OF the celebrated Cachemerc, Alex
andra Black 81 ks, We are enabled to oAer
our customers extra inducements in these
goods. W. b. SHARP.
Oct2t Fourth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

THE NEW CELLS OCCUPIED. Yes
terday the new cells in the City Hall
were occupied by five prisoners. The
new quarters are certainly an improve.
ment over the old cells, but whether
or not they tended to mitigate the
pains of imprisonment the prisoners
failed to say.
SPoRTsMEN ON THE MARcH.-The
fall sporting mis- now fairly under
way, and the morning trains on the
Delaware and P. W. & b, Railroads,
carry numbers of men who with dogs
and guns, go to make war against
ducks, partridges, rabbits and other
game.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

ALL HALlow + Last evening. ex-
crpt tor H. Sunday -auct!ty. should nave
boom devoted 20 ch-,tuutS, eid-r and
knorkin- ~ lo4t-. L Is probable that
tonight me youngsters may celebrate
it, 70 tae great Wear AM tear OF door
knobs and I.ii-puls
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

SlyERELT INruRED.-Nesterday morn
Ing. james ReIrion bourder at
McCrackeu's saloon. on Front street
between Market and King. Tell down
tairs. and sustained serious injuries
abeu: the h. td. Dr. Osle and Kirschn~r
were called IN. but up II this morning
tie injured man had not recovered suhi-
ciently 10 b. abir - speak. Reardon
was an employee on tae new reservoir.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

ADDRESS. Rev. Mr.. McCalagh, of
the American Sunday School Union.
addressed a large audience, composed
of teachers and scholars from nearly
all the Sunday Schools Of the city, in
Hanover Sunday School, yesterday af-
ternoon. His address was quite inter
esting, and WAS mainly an appeal for
the mission work i'm the South.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01

rNOR SALE-Three building lois ON Jack
Il son street, between 9Th and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren.
Two on Front street near jackson, and lot
I'll feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Har
rison. Apply at this Office. marif
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

VILLAGE COUNCIL met March 18th, Mayor. C. A. Luke in the Chair; Councimen present Raible, Foster and Tompkins
 Minutes of previous meeting read and ap- proved.
 Committee on bridging Granite Creek reported that, as citizens had requested the opening or Goodwin Street across Granite Creek, and offered 10 build bridge at their own expense, they deem the bridging of the Creek at Gurley St. unpecessary and asked to be discharged-agreed to.
 On motion of Councilman Tompkins, Com mitlee was appointed to wait on Mir. V. A. Ste yens. with a view 10 opening Goodwin Street with authority to procure legal advice if ueces- sary.
 A communication was received from Dr. Geo D. Kendall and others, requesting the building of a reservoir at some suitable place from which water could be supplied in case of fire and for general use in the town, which was referred to 8 committee of the whole Council, including the Mayor.
 On motion of the Mayor, an ordinance was passed forbldding the use of stove-pipes, and tho erection Of brick iues and chmneys instead with penalty of siO to $50, which ordinance will take effect September 1st, 1875.
 Bill of Vim. Jennings, Marshal, for $2O was laid over Bill of H. Ii. Cartier for s25 for ren and services as clerk ordered paid.
 Council adjourned until April lst, 1875.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

A sURPRIsE PARTY at Samuel Miler's ranch was among the notable events of the week. The public may infer who was surprised, when they are told that the invading party after slipping up stealthily, intending to push the Prescott string hand up stairs and inaugurate dance before the inmates of the house were aware of their ap- proach, tonnd the spacious hall all lighted up, sn usher al the gate, Mrs. Miller and Mrs Coiweli in their ballroom attire ready to receive their guests and everythingin readiness for iirstclass party. If the surprise was failure the party was quite the reverse. for pieasanter gathering we have not attended in many day. The party broke up about two A. NJ. next morning. and we believe was the only recognition Saint Patrick $ Day received in Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
GoyERNoR PAcHEco oFCALHURNIA

The Record Union thus speaks of Romu- aldo Pacheco, who succeeds to the Governor ship of California by the resignation of Gov ernor Booth:
 Romualdo Pacheco WAS born fourty-four years ago at Santa Barbara, of parents who, themselves of unmixed Spanish descent, were born in California. Young Pacheco was fif- teen years of age when the Americans landed to take possession of the soil. He was sent 10 Europe to be educated, and prior to bis return travelled extensively. He embarked early in public life, was first made County Judge of his county, next represented It Tn the lower House of the State Legislature, and for two consecutive terms m the State Senate In California politics Gov. Pacheco may be styled an original Republican. He was nominated for State Treasurer on the successful Republican ticket headed by Gov Low. defeated for the same office on the ticket headed, at the next election, by George l c. Gorham, and next, in 1871, nominated by the same party for the office of Lieutenant Governor on the ticket headed by Governor Booth. By the resignation of the last named gentleman to enable him to take the seat Tn | the United States Senate to which he was elected by the last Legislature, the oiilce ot | Governor devolveS under the constitution on Romualdo Pacheco In his public career, Governor Pachcco has been upright among the upright and honorable among the hon. orable. No act has ever been attributed to him that would have been held to blur an Hidalgo's shield in the days before Spain's chivalry was laughed away. Governor Pa checo inherited the great land holdings oi his family along with their herds of cattle He disposed of all in the 'drouth year. while the samo lands now would constitute a princely inheritance So much of credit as may be thought in these days to attach to 8 man who comes through a career of office. holding rich with Opportunity" unenr'ched thereby, belongs to Governor Pacheco. few picturesque qualities attach to his per sonaiity that may not be uninteresting out side of his State. He is pronounced the handsomest man in California. He Is grace full in movement, as fine a horseman as ride: to-day, will lasso bear as handy as calf handles yacht, is crack shot, and in tho field superlative cook! It would be unfair not to add that he is married, the lady being of Kentucky birth. It must be confessed that the distinction of being Californas frs
 native born Governor could not have talleI upon one of her sons who would fill the eye to such rare advantage as Governor Pacheco
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

The following arc few curious Chinese proverbs The ripcst frnit grows on the rough est wall. It is the small wheels of the carriage that come in first. The man who holds the ladder at the bottom is frequently of more service than he who is stationed at the top of it. The turtle, though brought in at the back gate, takes the head at the table. Better be a cat in phlanthropist's family than nut ton pie at kings banquet. The learned pig didn't learn its letters in day. true merit, like the pearl inside an oyster, IS con tent to remain quiet till it finds an opening. The top strawberries are eaten first. He who leaves early gets the best hat. Pride sleeps in a gilded crown; contentment Tn cotton night-cap.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

LINDSAY, who has queer way Of putting things, tells of very large family connection who moved from Indiana to Illinois and settled on the river near his home. First came the old folks, the ague met them and rattled their bones like cast:nrtts, but nothing daunted they wrote for their kin to come, and the said kin continued 10 arrive and share the fate ot their relatives, the ague "just layn' for them ready to shake the na as fast as they got into their new homes, until ai last, he says, they got the best of it-"therc was not ague enough to go round," and having ao- sorbed all the miasma there was in the neishhor- hood the place has been healthy ever since Pretty tough yarn but Lindsay never roiHances
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

AUCTION S.LE-As will be seen by reference to the advertising columns, J. L. Fisher has big sale on hand Tuesday next, at Fort WhIppie, when he will commence selling at the residence of General Crook, at II a. m, all that gentleman elegant household furniture, sfte: which the effects of Capt A. Il. Nickcrson will be sold at his residence to the highest hidders.
 Everybody ought to attend, as there is sure to be some rare chances for bargains. Carriages Will be in attendance to convey ladies and others who wish to be present.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

BILLY DEAKINe of Mint Valley killed rare kind of duck tho other day at Mint Lake. We searched the pictures in Webster and found nothing to suit its description, but referring Inc case to MT. Sanford, who is up in OrnithSlogy, he a, once pronounced it Colynibns giaeiaiis or "loon,"-called also "the great Northern diver Mir. Dearing informs us that there were two oi these birds in the lake in front of his house, and so well did they maintain their reputation oi divers that this is the first time he has been able to get shot at them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

JUDGE JOHN HOWARD, one of Prescotts legal lights, has gone to PhGnix on business pertain ing to his profession. Ii the Phcnixiana are un- acquainted with the Judge, we warn them that be is decidedly on the prosecute, and is what Is called in Prescott "a tough citizen" to get away vith on a law proposition.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.-This clause of the Civil Rights bill we clip from the s. F. Ex- aminer:
 "All persons within the jurisdiction of the United States shall be entitled to the full and equal enjoyment of the accommodations, advantages, facilities, and privileges of inns, public conveyances on land or water, thea tres and other places of public amusement, subject only to the conditions and limlta- tions established by law and applicable alike to citizens of every race and color, regard. less of any previous condition of servitude." 1"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

CAPTAIN NIcKERsoS and Lieutenant Bourke of General Crooks personal staf, accompany him to Omaha. These gentlemen have many warm friends in Arizona who regret their departure, and wish them abundant success in the new field to which they are called.
 They are net only gallant in war, but away over average, intellectually and socially, in the pur- suits of peace.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

TIE Officers and Ladies of Fort Whipplc wish to do honor to General Crook and his Staf, who arc about to leave the scene ofther great lccess We acknowledge tho receipt of an invitation to be present and assist tn the well merited tribute on Wednesday evening, March 24th, at the Gen Crook Club Rooms.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

TIP WILDER, at Anvil Rock, Is engaged in the cattle business, and, Bill Reid tells us, is having excellent lock in the way of increase.
 He went pyrooting around among his stock the other day,-kiud O careless like,-and ran onto regular nest of twenty-two young calves that he knew nothing of before. How many more be found by this time it is hard 10 tell.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

TIE DHFERENCE.-Prior to General Crooks advent into this Territory every new commander was welcomed with flags, drums and speeches, and finally hooted and hsscd out ef the country by the same people who were so swift to do them honor.
 General Crook came uuhersided and unheeded' has accomplished what the others Tailed Tn, ana now that he is about to depart, let us reverse the order and give him "a good send od, as "scotty Briggs" would say.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

CAMP MEETING.-By the good Providence of God, we expect 10 hold the Union Camp-Meet- ing near Hayden's Ferry one week, commencing April Sth To this "Feast of Tabernacles" all who pray are heartily invited. and all moral and we'll disposed persons will be most welcome.
 G. A. READER,
 Superintendent.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

HoN R. c. MCCORMICK, our late Delegate In Congress has our thanks for large amount of statistical matter received from Washington oy mail, including Congressional directory, an atlas showing the birth and death rate in different parts of the United States, preponderance Of sex, etc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

J. w. EVANS, stage agent, who has had such serious time with his arm, both before and since amputation, is at last in fair way for recovery. The doctors are more encouraged today than at any time since he was shot, His case is certainly a triumph in surgery thus far.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

ssRAY. of California has arrived in Prescott and, we are told, intends to engage in the mi'ii- nery business here. Miss Smith, of Whitewater Cal, is also here on visit to her sister, Mrs' Moves.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

sorI-HoRsE TEAM started from the upper end Of the plaza the other day and ran down to Moeller's corner, thence down Montezuma street to the creek and no considerable damage. The only effect of this episode was the furnishing of this item. Team belonged to MT. Burk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
Superinte teudent

WE took lock at the new hospital at Fort Whipple the other day, and can truly say that II is a credit to the service. We have not time to describe it, but Dr. Lippencott, who has seen great many army hospitals, says this will be the hest one he has ever visited when it Is finished.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

WE are an admirer of the original ideas of John Hay, especially as ,e the mission of angels. We agree perfectly that it is "beter business" to min ister 10 the wants of the needy on earth than to be "loafng round the throne"
 A convoy of three, on Tuesday, having leit their wings ip seraphic keeping, sailed into our tanctum on a sunbeam, scattering light and chee r. fitness in their pathway and driving away any gloomy forcbodings that may have found tempo rary lodgement there.
 Later m the day another, fair as the rest, Tilted for a brief moment through the various depart ncnts of the office. confirming the theory that Earth is the proper field for angelic ministration rather than buzzing idly and aimlessly OCT Elysian fields, on rainbow wings, eniolding each other iu their velvet srps, and such other useless employment ss is popularly sscribed to the ideal angel.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

THAT much needed and long deferred improve ment, new sidewalk in front of Buffum's store Is at last accomplished. Failing to procure brick of the requisite hardness heavy clear lumber has been substituted, and makes splendid foot pave mcnt
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

MIR STEVENS, of Truxton Springs Dairy, is ex- pecled in next week with another load of butter and cheese.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

GALE at the Nifty Saloon and examine that nne property which is offered for sale at . bargain The reasons for wishing to sell, together with marlin, enumeration of its advantages, are set forth in an advertisement in this paper, which read
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

JUDGE JOHN A. RUSH, has been selected by the committee of arrangements to explain the object of the meeting at the Courtroom on Tuesday evening, and to present the thanks of the people collectively to General Crook for his services, after which each individual will have an oppor- tunty to bid him and his staff farewell, and to welcome General Kautz as his successor
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

MR. BAsuFoRp showed us some 1000 in nice dust collected from placer mines since the weath CT moderated so they could work.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

WHEAT and barley are three or four inches high at Walnut Grove and nearly every settler has in gosdly quantity. Considerable attention is being paid to the construction of irrigating ditches.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

SELr.-Say nothing respecting yourself either good, bad. or indifferent-nothlns good, for that is vanity; nothing bad, for that is affectation; nothing indifferent, for that il silly.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

CHARLES GENuNe, of Peoples Valley, has been in town several days and left for home this morn ing. He it was who brought the young iaoies mentioned elsewhere, from California, and ne IS a rood mau.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

CT SHELTON of Walker district, writes that an error occurred iu the MINER of thc 9th with reference to the Vernon mine, which assumed that be had lost the cad when in fact he had only turned his attention to others sfter working as' easements on the Vernon. The bonanza which he has now struck he has had in view for five years-and never lost it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

IGNORANCE AND VIoLENCE.-There never was any party, faction, sect, or cabal whatso- ever, in which the most ignorant were not the most vIolent; for bee is not buster animal than a block head -I PoPE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

CONTRACTS for beef and mutton were to be awarded by Chief Commissary Gen. Small at noon today, but too late for us to get the result of the bidding for publication.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

FRrpER,cxs threw l50 ounces into c. r. Head S Co.'s yesterday that be grabbed out oi the batteries while the mill was standing stiii waiting for the workmen to finish putting in the other five stamps,-about s2, 400 in the batch.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

NP. PIERCE, of Greenwood fame, is in town He is satisfied that he has another mine equal to the Greenwood.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

THE Black Hills party report the finding of gold, silver, copper, plumbago and more gypsum than ten railroads would carry away in fifty years.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

SNOW to the depth of of an inch or an inch and half fell last night, or at least covered the ground this morning how much melted we are not prepared to asseverate.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

MIR. CRAM, of Cram & Otis, is on his way out from San Bernardino with large lot of trees and ornamental shrubbery, and will reach rere about Wednesday or Thursday next. See their notice
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

TIM GLEASON won the Rari Avis and Is willing to donate it to any charitable or benevo- lent object-is not so very particular as to the character of the object either.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

The body of John Linden, wealthy pork dealer in Kansas. was recently found in well with several knife wounds upon it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

The State Engineer of Louisiana warns tho people that there is danger of crevasses II the Mississippi levee.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

LOOK at the Surveyor Generals instructions to parties applying for surveys of mining claims and mll-stcs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

PEACHES Mir. Ferris, Bradshaw mail con- tractor, informs us that Walnu. Grove is likely to have an abundance of peaches this season, unless an untimcly frost shall nip them in the bud. Mir. Lamberson has an orchard of several hundred trees now in bloom, while Messrs Jackson and Collurnbo have each quite very respectable col lection of trees that give promise of abundant fruit.
 Mir. Collumber hadgone to Ramboz' nursery, near Wickerb burg for other varieties of fruit and ornamental shrubbery.
 Mir. C. Scott has rented the arrastra attached to Lamberson's mill in Walnut Grove and Is grind ing orc from the Vcsuvius mine. The ore has to be hauled six miles, but it is reported 10 be rich and will pay. No cleanup is yet made, but from past experience with the ore no fears are appre- heuded us to the result
 Two men were getting out timbers for an arras- tra in Bradshaw basin when MT. Ferris left, and Mir. Collier was to go over to put up the wheel, etc. this week. They intend 10 work ore from some location in which Mir. Collier Is interested.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

THERE was collision between a freight and passenger train, st Emigrant Station near Ogden, March II. Considerable smash inc of cars but nobody badly hurt.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

THE early retirement of Attorney General Williams is reported in Washington, for feai a Democratic House will try to impeach him
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

Ir has been noticed that nothing makes { woman laugh so much as new set of teeth.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

JOHN MOORE, a man about 50 years of age, formerly of Ukah, Cal, now supposed to be in Arizona, is requested to communicate with or call al this office.