davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

-
v>.s ww>.s..
1N Meadow VNis.y, Ia
80 Ksf,is Goa, nv, Ms
g. rieche. ~
- Arlington = Creeic, IN
rs belmont ~. ", ~
= Ptoehe wsst.s
1000 westsot. Ise
1o.U saath CHARIOT. w, J, ~
- Msr Eagis. ~
80 Msnsos6. Tx
l3s y chafiet. 49,
110 fssfman. ~. ~. Obs. .
80 Rye Patch. N. ~
iOs Cherry Creek. w
!oJsaer.on.
5 Tru..isn. *
5Eureka, ssio
800 Z AmAlor.
9 n.soa.s
20 raelhe.
$50 Niagara, saxc
ia silver lin, u, IN. ukb1. H.
$50 Andes, 81, a. az
80 welislfsrgo. &c
% Eeiipse,T
100 Mini. SOC
ipo Indus. 4. ~
80 North CArson. %. &c, i0c
SD Dayton. AZ
fs7u Woodviiie. 1k.3s.9
SIS Kossuth. ~.
% C~osmopolitan- DC
I7Tu Rock Island. sx. 81. sx
80 Alta, N, ~
ESQ Original Geld Hill, q, ~, az
~ LevisihAn, ~
t<s New York, = az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
NEWSPAPER PREse
For sALEl

A sPLgNDI, WASHINGTON PRESS.
s G ne; . !! T. aa sss f 4 Ri SALE fis c fi;si n sos
CABH, toguther with rulers and appurte.
nancos. Everything In complete working 90.
der. Apply at the once of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

A suRs remedy fsf ehiils and fever. Ayers
Agua Cure never hils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

osasyeOodss,bssllahd s.sons
audses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
sTOCK REPORr.

~i..ro.r,D DAnr IT n ,. xrArzs . col
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

srscsix TO tn. ooLp ruL pAIS xsu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES


.r,a.I 70 N, .e.D M. pAnr rrv..
, 1875-04-29

tunsers and 70 put ta llota for thu separate issues
ttn separate bal1oboxe-, Jet refused utterly IN apa
n all protests, W keep any Illlta tally wlatao-
sver, In casea whetc v0rs challenged to ufn
Executive Conmi.tee.-ersu gol1ig far to ordtr
tic removal ffm tia platform of twu clerks, rho hsd
been riaced thern by tho ctt,1tns Of tlp Twentieth
Ward u teen tally and 'iss Of votcrt. and, In c1n-
panco with The osasr, shsJ wars roughly thrown from
tliA platform.
8t1th-W,sn legal voters on The outside der!rod to
challenRe trauett voters. Or 10 call fnr that tnr-
ent!eavorcd 70 drown tla demand bs sIo,lts aud
sroans, and tbs Judges t9norsl thn challenge.
strthfh-DurtnR ihs afternoon o{ ths day IND when
brought 10 tho polls III wagons and ornnibusea, aid
then tiesratehel 10 otler warls.
EahM.Inat previous to tia closing Of the polls. ths
,s r. d,fes, Of ~ d.
honorable aud Faatectod etizens OF tho ~ar'1-tfDn
tie roon - sooa u the voting ahon1d u oEes, dssg
mating them ~ " damned horse-thtsve3.n
Nfnh-Alhnn9i. tf,s whols nnnt,er Of Tote* e.st ..
proved by both tho tAJ Of ono Of the chalenHef1 and
the taJ Of tw teaLla uarka outside, dill not s1cee1
f0f. jet she declared vnte ,2i showing Bome 10
themselves. or through theIr direct eonnivAnce.
Itnth-In tia count tbs number Of votes sgafnst
the Incorporation Act Was declared to be 100 less than
by the cit!zsna chsl1cnssss Ind one Of tho Rea tho
dsmsnd was refused.
E!rtrnth-The baitot-bo1 mas no. sealed after tho
Foss1 bad Eeen cansassed and tho result declared
were tue sote. either strung OF sealed In cnr:fpret.
snch fr1towcftens, aosns Of tbs reasnna w,,fch
n1oEs our Indignation md to deny tho tad
s5 q! tia sfection in the Twentieth Ward. That the
serohd and many other wards, was lite 10 !hs deter
mInet Organized efforts Of few lsw-abdihg rnen.
Ne confidently APPEAL harety 10 the good ctlzena Of
Tug w.rd and #, to ein Y IL denounena t,s ~rons.
repetition In Chicago. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tntntieth Ward Citlxens' ClHb.
, 1875-04-29
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.


mnrsoilleN.
Special Ditpateh II 1As Chicago TrI5unt.
AAKsE1lLxs, 1u.t APRIL 28.-Ths Grand Division of
ths Sons Of Temperance Of the 8ate Of Ilinuls
blcd tn feuannua1 sras!on yesterday afternoon. Tho
Hon. ". @. BnydeE, of Fulton, the dranl Worthy Ts
trEarch, occupied tho CHAIR. Tho afternoon mAin
~ spcn in tho initiation Of Representatives, and rou
tine business In Committee Of the Wlolo on tho State
Of the Order. Addrcs0a werc made by ". G. 6nydtr,
of Fulton; j. Young, Of Montgomery; J. O. Drayman,
Gf Chicago; j. Q. Boughton, Of Aurora; ]. u. Ioxla,
Of Morris .. uur, OF Marseil!ss and others In tho
avening public 1ucotng held in tho Congregational
Church, at which r. Moulding, II. V4ncouys, ]. Q,
Drayuaan, snd i, G. Bloughton. spoke.
Tho session opeAod this Mur1!iDR at hAl&-paAt
o'clock. Tns reports OF tia chef officers we're road
and appropriately focetyed. ThcaA rOp0rts allow thai
thero las been an increase in membership and The
BpE!ngne1d vas agreed uon a. tho pfaeo Of holding
tho annual sesAton tn October next.
Bona business connected with tho International
workings Of The Order wsa transacted.
1t tho cosing of tho afternoon session. the E1o,,
tss Conatnlttos submitted their usual report zso
did tho Committee on tho uooI Of The Order.
Mr. Draymau, from tho Coulm!ttes on tho
Grand Worthy Patriarch, presented report
thasoon report WA also received from ths Finance
oolamtsee. These reports wore ssresall5 sdopssti;
10 held io Cc.Ho o. the 1st u June asectsd,
~ follows Tbs lion. ". G. syuder Fulton tho Nos.
y. r. Henderson, clatawoEth: the Hon. N. T. uoH-
Ausr Morris The lter. ]. @. sloughtoa, Aurora; J.
Q. ntahiuan, Chicago; tho Hav. @. w. Hughes,
Lebanon; ]. II, pAucltye.
eonnected With tAu advancement Of Tho order In the
eyeuIug public uestnY wss held IN slo Congre-
gataonal Church, 1t which tbs Rev ], q, alouGhton
wAs tbs principal speaker.
, 1875-04-29
THANKS "F00M THE DEPTHS OF THE
HEARTH

WELLINGTON. Losain Co., O., Aug. 81. 1874.-
Dr. II. Y. Pierce, Ut.6alo, n. T.eDEAa S,R /:
Your medicines, do|den MedicA! Discovery, Dr..
Sugo'y Ca.arrh Kennedy, hayo proved Of tho
sreaseat service to no. slx montha ago no ono
thought that could possibly liyo lons. ! had
complication OF diaoascH,-scrofula, Mhnifest-
ing ttsolf In erupt,ons and great blotclea on. my
head thai made such soreH that could not l1afo
my hair combed without causing mo much suffer-
Ing also causing swollen glands, tonslls en-
'larsod, enlarged or thlck neck" and large aud
numerous bolla. also suffered from terrible
chronio catatrl. and, In fact, WAS 30 diseased
that life was burden 10 me. had tried many
doctors with TO bonotIt. ! finally procured ono
half dozen bott!os Of your Golden Medical Dis
coyory and Que dozen Bsge's Ca.arrh Remedy,
and commenced their uac. At first WAS haily
discouraged, but altar taking four bottles Of the
Discovery begsn to improve, and when bad
taken tho remainlnB I WAa .eeti. In addition to
tbs use Of Discovery applied : solution Of
Iodine to the Goisre or thick mock, a. 3ou a1slae
in pamphlet wrapping, and It entirely dIsap-
peRIe1. Your. ntseoveIy h certainly tho most
wonderful blood medicine ovrr fnventcd.
thank God and you, from tho depths OF my
lcsrt, for tho great good 1t has done me-. Very
gratefully, Mus. l.. CIArFEE.
Most medicines which sre Advertised as blood
purifiers and liver medicines contain eitheF uer-
ouEy, in some form, o. potassium and iodine
ya1lousiy oombIuad. All Of these aYonts bAye
strong tendency to break down tho blood cor
puscles, aud debilitsta and otherwise permanent
" lnture the human system, aud should thnre-
fore bo discarded. o.. Fieros's Golden Medical
, 1875-04-29
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Sestaa3 b[spafch to Ia Chicago Tribune.
nEa MosAxa, H.. Apzt! 2a.--0n the Goth oS March
lasf. aaiuaha Los bachelor, xho haa bean running
cheap goods store in ths city for seyoTss years. ocked
hs store 10 go to tss snd has not returned or teen
heard Of Anee, sxcspt TINT sGou. that eYeninx ho
VIA sean IN tbs Platform Of tbs Keokuk 'Dspos. lilo
VS. ewing sorsrai lundsaA dollars: anl after waiting
sold It auction, Ho WA = scry rsttceut man, Ap-
leared to Y vel sdueated aud lived by aud within
vet sd ot A!s dsbts. Gu saturday l1st, : man
c4ma here who claims 10 b biz nephew,
dears Nsw York liz says his uncle w1s rich and
sulsee that, when hs cams to Dss Aours ten years
kept close,y concealed that ho tha nephox was huTs
aboat year no. and, from ci1cumstances, hs then
cleaned sh.t e anslo " nss ~ hars hsa about n
Usies, N. \. lilo subsequently, taught school
In sarsoas parts .ot Illinois. Il IL known
spent lttla or aoshine, and tspt no account With
banks. Ths asphawh theory H. that ho suddenly b.
, 1875-04-29
TWENTIETH WARD FRAUDS.

ADDRESS or THE coMNIrTKE or THE WAND ULub.
Tha Executive Committee Of tho Twentieth Ward
Club has prepared tbs following address 10 tie pub
e setting forth tho frsuda psspsrAaa there ii 1Ti-
days ao-called elect!ons
70 The Public ~ Chicago CHICAGO April 28-Ws
DEAN tho facts toucGiug tbs ahanelsssneaa md le.
4A4ty Of Tho soeent election III the Twcntieth ward
deserving Of spectas fscttel aud general attention.
Thpts facts AFe In part ~ folloWa:
Frst-ETeu be0rs tho polls Nsss opsued tbs dlsftp-
utAba elements Of the ward mAde m organised AZ
Tempt to tsks possession Of tho v0t4ng.pl2ce. With
notorious aud unrsfornsd graduate Of tho Panitan-
tAry u their leader. they assumed 70 dctse tho COLI
duct Of tbs election, and Ianed Interference.
sdeontt-"hen IN dus process tho frtenda OF law AID
oEdst demanded thslF stshs, (afuly ret forth In
tho statute, they we1s met With tho Rrossest nsuts
Thsy tsmeslses. and thsls demand that cha1lsngsrs
should TO allowed n tbs foon with tho judKtst were
charaeterEsa In language too foul for repetition.
Third Two Of ths Judges ct eleetiun were. from tho
outso ID evAont coll1sion with tbs tunAus outside,
ono Of the two allowing himself to Ia publicly die
tasel To b. tho losdsr Of thu moi. Tu ls open in
quiry Of 1.-THE ax-couysct," ~ 10 whether As tho
judgs} remembered and would carry out the orders
given h and Fefpae the &dla4ion Of allaugess, u
returned nj opea and affirmative reply.
F0urth-Ths conduct of recently -slsots ~ Alder
su Ut this ward, and Of protninsnt county olcial
whoss prinopal duty u to pst4arva law and orhcr
shameless in ths extreme the former actively aiding
his brother, the s1-coarst," Ana the lassf betnx
throughout tho dAy tn 9cn aud unblu4hiug alliance
With tho leaders tn the dtsordaz and fraud.
fUh-Ths two corrupt judges having hn&lly bssp
oonpslsI, BY fesr Of legal penalties. to alui rasl
, 1875-04-29

-, Asas York Times,
Tne ateamship Nova BcotiAn, which arrived 1t
Baltimore on Weanesday, from Liyorpaol, via
lal!faI, reports tlas Mt & =. III, on tho 14th Of
April; in latitude - deg. 20 min. longitude 10
ieg' 70 min:, ~ r. imlneuso lcs-tield was suot In
Ior 6ys hours. and altorod Lpr cou1eo to escape
i. From the nsst-leads, u Tar a. tho eye could
'each With TUG aid Of glassos III unbloken stretch
= Ice was 70 10 20 p eecn attending for many miles.
kes Of yesscla, somo of them long distances from
Tue outer edges, and sce1aing to havo been
taught there long wAils before. There veto /
AIp, two tazks. ! bFlg, and othe. Jeasels 20 far
soms down frcm the Arctic regions, aud tls i'm.
prlsoued vessels lad doubtlcsa come p,kpy miles
Nth 1t. and will NOT be AbesAtsd until the warm
ir wAtogs OF the Cult Stream tncits tAem out.
Tho steamship also repotts that eight American
hhing eehoone1b had bssu forced to soak refuge
n The hxrbor Of Halifax, who're they were driven
>y tho hsayy aslda Of floating Arctic tes,
, 1875-04-29

Discovery, on tho other hand l,eing composed OF
the 1uid extracts Of nativo plants, bafk. and
roots, will III no case produce injury s,a effects
hoing strengthening and curative onIy. SAtht-
il blood pnsiner. In = fsmedy Of thirty yea1s
ago. aud may we'll givo place, a. It is doing, 10
tie no1o positive and valuable vegetable aItcra.
tives which later medical investigation and diA-
Kings Evil. White sweIiinss. Ulcers, Eryntpo-
las, Bxo!1ed Neck. Gotsro, Bcrofuiona inaatnrnl-
tlons, 1ndoIont inflammation, a1e.curial ATso-
tfons, Old 80rcs- Ernpttons Of The Hkin aud Soro
Eyes. - in alt other bloua discsses Dr.. rierce's
remedial powers, curing the 1aost obstinate and
intraotable cases. Bold by all dcaie.s in medi-
cine9.
, 1875-04-29
THE COURTS,
t:ccord OF Business TRANSACTED Yes-
tcruRy.


tcruny.
DIVORCES.
The lilies haye not fallen in pleasant places 10 Mrs,
Hclcn II. ffarltss account Of tho wsyvarlne.E Of
ler huah4uI 1eaao 4. Hairless. This unfortunate In
i1idual IL Of tlose whom thb temperance crusade
killed to reach and turn from tho Of hIs wnyv 10
nat he ia s In tho habit Of getting glos.ously ucl-
bw, aud then Huug loma and reducing hIs wifo to
Ike soft and aabby condition. BY tbs scientific sppll-
ntIon of hts nsss an fcot. difference OF opinion
,1IAa In the Hairless fai1y 10 Tho lsrncsGhesl Of
mch treatment, snl alo.w!fs tcss tbs Court 10 sivs
ter tho bauedt Of tho doubt, and grant her divorce.
ITEMS.
fudge Tree will to-day decide tnoons for new trials
n the following cascs: Chladok vs. Montoe, md
Jchsn1dt vs.. Chicago b Northwestern Hallway Com
tany.
Patr1ot 1IandrihAn and Joseph 1}ush wero tried By
fudge Dlodgett for passing countertei, money and
:ouul guilty.
judge nlodpett has discharged his Jury.
UNITED STATES COUNTS
Jacob Frye Il a. began suit for $4,000 sga!nat Ed.
Fin pattlson.
". A. Porter, Trus!ee ed bitI sga:nat Asahcl sna
tucun Pierce and others to fo7ccose trust-Iced for
aal Town Of Chicago.
surEA1on COUNT IN rn1Er.
1ioFca Chapman beEan suit III attachment against
-Frsusnksehet aud +. luenow 10 recover 81 ,a6a.
). ". Gregg Co., for Tho u.e Of 4. A. MuuKor. b.
ran eut for 81 soo againstT u. DoSbins, u. i. Bow
i. II. Freer commenced suit By attachment 1gaiust
lho Rock uaSen Cement Company to recover $i.l4s.
C1NGUIT COURT.
Edwksd dhyia oo1ausonced MI action In tsospals
gs.us, :; !ossbh 3 ann aud Dan!ol culhsne laying dan-
John II. punphy died petition against Franc.a A.
Ello md uthoss, asking for meuhunc's lien to tho
tonnt Of on ths property OF the defendants,
Thu pcop'r for uso of Fetcr Bp!nk. began suit In
!el against J. H. Murphy. A. y. Walarou and Daniel
, 1875-04-29

Spsffal Dispateh to Ths CAfea3s TFt5xas.
DEa AoIKKs, H., April 19-Tho National Btate Danf,
OF thta city. hAs resigned IL commission Un!ted
8tates pepossofy n Dea Hones, which haa held for
tan years. Tho teAsous a<slRneA by the ofdcsEs arc
tlat It has held II long enough; hui probably tho
amount Of deposits haa something to do With 1t. It
has becn faithful agent Of the 0ovesument, kna
mAFtahly prompt and correct in its znatrs. 1t u
prouAhls tho Glt,xsna National Will ts ts successor.
y. Il lsAam-As Of Pacific Mall na.o1ety-wlll soou
fpsmeIly IL ths s,ms Iussnaas hess III fIia, Wa
, 1875-04-29

The st. Louis Dyke Troubles.

s0sflaI D1ti7aseA % 7Hs Chicago ?Fi5ane.
srA1sor,xID, IT,, April es.-The dsle which St.
Louis Is building out Into thu Mississippi RI4er orpo-
h!te to Caroude!e, And which has been the occasion
heretofore Of correspondence between Gov. bcyer-
idgo aud s1-Msyor nrnwn, Is likely 10 gat into tho
courts. Kous Of tbs property~owuess On tho 1i1ots
Ae OF tho stvoE who kcly to suffer from thowash
Illinois shore il Il sal, will ID day o. two apply 10
Judge Trcst of the United Rtaes District Court for
Houthsrr Illinois, for injunction To rtstrzin tbs
compilation Of tho d5ks tue further prosecution Of
tho xotk uptn Il, Among tho landowners Ars Gan.
Charles 4. Lpplncott, e1-6see Treasurer lutl, and
Q1ltetB,
, 1875-04-29

Tho 1nEocts Oen1inx Death Among
southern Faym-Htock.

Tho lnNoct' OentinE Death Among
Southern Fnym-Stock.
MxAru1s, Tenn. April :s.-complaints are pour
ing in from Ill surrounding counties Of tho fearful
destruction Of horaos aal mules by bunalo-gnats.
Many small planters, especially oo]ortd ones, aro
ruined ty having their onlr horses Or mules killed. aud
bang unable to replace them At TINS when they a.n
10 tadly needed. Tue Ledger publishes 1etasr from
planter near 2rscon, Fa5stto County, wlch says !:
"Not less thkn 100 horses aud 1nucs have died Tho
past three days Within 10 miles Of this place went
down TO M faEtn yestsrdey. distant d miles, and
counted tlirty sescn dad On The WAY. have lost
four on my farm, apd Dz. Hunter arr, while some
planter. have lost high rs thirty Lead. 1t looks
Ike starvation 10 people without moncy. Some Of
the farmers will ba compelled to turn part Of the
crop plsu.ed, - they tavo money to rerlAce The
stock.
, 1875-04-29

crtzed or hsa toon foully dealt with. 1hs al.
ter arpp1%!tion nA ths most weight, sviaenca
crl'd 1,e ohllnod of him sfer he seen tho de-
PIT platform. At.iegrarn intercepted Tho conductor
~ shs 1uR,!ns .'a!" b.t 10 w.' not n2t on Or soad
other places, snd he Gould not le found. Tie matter
hh. e placel In the bands Of detectives who srt 81
, 1875-04-29
mISCELLAEE
NdY1tjATtHH ITEMS.


Tho leo upon tho eaai shore Of Lake Huron ia very
Intended md tLlck. An cast wind would pretty Of
tectray close navigation along Tho west ahore.. IA
lsra.ch from 0hoboJgan aays tue leo In tbs slsa Is
il1 Sold and unchanged. Tbs atraB, u Is belcvcd,
Eill not otcn botofo tho 9Th or 10Th Of May Han
ock there IN better crossing tho Ice than dur
hg Tho winter. - dispatch from sault sso Marin
Rates that tho Ice has disappeared on Tho canata sle
II tho river, hut remains rm this aide, that xo
pie walk on it 70 tho watcss edge, where thu fairy
iwait4 thcm. The oponing ~ about 50 rods
stde. Tha river viii probably 10 entirely cleared
It this point In \ week.. .There wss no .ce to
ts said to have eutlreIy disappeared from tic shose
i. alt points abovc. at Point Abino open water cuuld
pa seen for several miles.
EUHDE1Es.
It In NOW announced that Tho Wt1laud Canal will te
tpcned to navigation May 3....The barge dniding
liar Of tbs Grand Trunk Railroad lIne, which as NOW
S1ng In Black Rsor as been chartered to take zalt
rom bay City 10 Chicago The prop Music IL to
Ibis sSlson bewesn petoaky and AfackinQw in counre
hon with tbs Grand laridR I: 1udlauA and tls De-
rot, Lansing r Michigan Railroads.. sho haa TO.
:elyed now cuglne u Detroit. Abbott Foster Il
Titus launched successfully their Schooner, the
Anna 81. Foster Et Tort Durwctl last Saturday.
, 1875-04-29

l., oR that rtaee. aud III ths 1ay dawn p Duntirt
scrs Ars lsrse open srsoeA Of wser ns thinaa pro.
ssaa Dssa ss s E &: ss :.ss. e "a q: s:s
IN lie ics dvs tia3. Bhs got Rack 10 Cleveland uut Of
tusi and provisions. ~ Tha following Captains
prsp.rs tIer rersels for tt opening, william Ws,crr,
i sh5 az sn ED ss tS Il sehT ri: ,s =, it, G
tet. 0srt roaser |. ,nhtr'teted 10 load with coal for
'Hbsr regions for cargo Of lumber tor oh!cago :.
AIlday s!osa, t!ls ies patsG dawn ihe river Ii large
artsu,, s ii least aero Il, rxc This leo sou.
aal1y bhre s appearance Of tein9 vory porons, hut
|. was lonttlesH t!c! Lardor than 1t looked ~ 1t
tlun eo.rtti,r with ferscit1. Tuesday morning very
uttle passed down.
AAiE, "a.
Special Corrrspnhdenea " Ths fTteuse 7$ft4ns.
Erie, Pa, April 2j.Ths sclr Marco Polo hsA taken
yut her clearance for Handneky afr. James L. VIII
hrd, our sbls and efficient Collector, will establish
reang.roon for tho use Of Captains, aatloEs and 9TH
rs Ia Tho Cuatou-lfouse at this iori, All tho lea!n9
aartne centres will bo represented TtE TRIBUNE tep-
.esenting chcago.. Tbs prop Fred Kelley and the
ehr st. H. Warren iavs decided not to 1rayc port n-
d after tho lat Of May. Tho prop Alpenn, grain
nden from Toledo, got sck In ths heavy ics juat of
The Lighthouse, mud could not get out tl1 tie sailors
packed up. aNd With full Lead Of moan IN tho vesae
lot safely ;hsoag tbs AT1 Toaet TO- = p.ss Of hns
sho Alpcna Leaves ngaln for Toledo ha evening. -.
rio prop Co1mosani aud her tow, tic sclr cLariea
Hul came into port safely ycntersy afternoon. Thcee
sesscs got fast sturk i tho ca on tho tcnilia1a aud
For twenty. four ours thay moved but ltt1e aud Ii
'ouud notcssary to ent passage for the Propeller,
unto fosc!lly but not elegantly remarked: "Whsn w
rot In te leo once atuct IKE dsnnston.".. Tho
mammoth prop I'ersian left for Toledo yesterday
porutng where slo cxpecia 10 foad nnohcr cargo Or
sorn foT tAIA port. Tho prop fcsi,ead end hsr low,
~ .chr T. tlsbts7ds arrived tn rort I'll mosntns:
Birard within sight Of shis rort Tho disanee being
Inly about II miles, Thursday night, abuut midnight,
ind, though the propeller made Intellectual attempts
hcr. During Saturday night the ico looHcnol, and
Sunday morning the Htrcffca goi loose. BatnE shert
e n m es e s.tnea
lc evening. and mel tho peratan rlnwing her way 10
rcleto. This tow ras secured, and the veastls
JafGly through.
, 1875-04-29

Milwaukee 4 rEsiris du Cnisn|
Division. psrfenser.............I
h!twauHer. L Ct1iss. Winonl,
vt. Paul, Minneapolis, I:fpont
Qthtna4 4 GFasn bay, thf1rft
Express. 9....,........+......
I1ilwsukte. Madlspn. ft11s,s dol
thten 4 Iowh: also, MenashA
and Stevens Point, Passenger,
Milwaukee, st. Paul 4 Mlnnp-
apotls, through Eapscss.........
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-27
Maryland Affairs.

4 LOCAL OpTIoN For the last three months
we have had an opportunity TO fairly and
fully test the efficiency of the local option
system in our community. and it must be
conceded, even by the enemies of the cause,
that it works we'll, and accomplishes all that
its most sanguine friends could have desired.
Among certain classes of our people liquor
has become absolutely inaccessible, while
others abstain from its use because it is not
conveniently obtaiaable. and the result is
that there is degreee Of sobriety unparalleled
in the history of our community.-&. Mich
aeps (Ad.) Comet and Aduertiser.
Mr.. Samuel Peters, chief engineer on the
Maryland and Delaware Railroad, died at his
residence in Easton, Talbot county, on We'd
nesday last. His remains were taken to Phil
adelpbia for interment Mr.. Peters was a
master mechanic, and has been employed on
the MARYLAND and Delaware Railroad for
several years.
A lady of Easton, Talbot county, it is said,
has in her possession valentine which was
sent to her grandmother in l776, and as it
will be just hundred years old at the right
time, it is proposed to exhibit it at the CEN
tennial next year.
Gov. Groome has pardoned John H. Can
non, sent to the penitentiary from Caroline
county on charge Of larceny for three
years, on condition that he will quit Mary
land and Delaware forever.
There is said to be more sickness in st.
Michaers, Talbot county, now than there has
been for many years.
The farm Of ]. W. Howard, in Still Pond,
Kent county, containing 358 acres, has been
sold to Geo. B. Wescott for $40, 12s cash.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-27
NOTICE.

nR. WIN. H. BARR begs leave to say that
u having sold his Drug Store and business
to Joseph NJ. Barr, he invites the same gener-
GUS patronage in the future as has been be-
slowed in the past on the store.
His Office will be at the old store, where he
will be found, as heretofore, prepared to rem
der professional advice and services.
WIN. H. BARR, N. d.
Middietown, Jan. L. lS75-tf
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-27
MULES! MULES!

TNHE subscriber has just returned from the
L West with forty (40) head of extra fne
YOUNG MULES, carefully selected by him.
self, and will sell them on reasonable terms
at the stables of A. Maxwell.
LIP. MCDOWELL.
Middfetown, Del, Feb. 6, 1s75.-2t.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-27
Ladies' Kid Gloves

In making my purchases for this seasons s
trade, ] have exercised great care and taste in
my selections, searching the market thorough
ly before bought anything, and then only
buying what knew would snit my custom
ers and now propose to offer advantages
that no other house can compete with, either
in price or quality, and l earnestly invite an
examination of my stock, such as staple and
fancy Dry Goods, Readymade Clothing, Shoes
and Boots, Hats and Caps, the fullest assort-
ment Of Notions, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Wood and Willowware, Queensware, Tin and
Glassware, Groceries, &c in the country
which will be sold at the lowest possible price
for cash.
~ Don't fail to visit me before buying.
J. F. ELIASON.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-27
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the irm Of J. n
- SCOWDRICK h CO., are::hersby respect
fully requested TO call and settle their ac-
counts on or before the lst of January, 1876,
and save costs. NJ. E. WALKER.
Dec. l9-tf. Assignee