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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
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6=eneERs - OBJ. Branch

Mr. Fdjtor:; have in-t read in tn
IdrbOrO SOttthernfr. an Xtract from
the WI mington Journal, in wlic''
Won extoi the vIrtut g of vour friend
Captain Avery. and alud,. III touching
terms to the soIici 'ude OF Gen. Branch
for him when he was wou"aed ~
Sharpshnrg, a few moments before that
gallant aud lament d General was
XII. d. This incident was SO much III
keeping with Gen Branch's pobleness
of heart and sym pathy with the wnund-
ed aud unfortunata, that [ venture tt.
drop you a little cpl ode come cted
Nth my own experience with him l.
was Mt the i'll faxed battle of NeWberr
IN March go that it was the fortan. OF
the writer to command battery. and
was badly wounded, and as he was DE
carried off in blanket by thtee of bis
men, we came up with Gen. Branch.
who was one ct the last TO leave the
field at the railroad crossing; seeing
US, Gen, 3. asked Whom they bad, p"
they replied, Capt. H came up
to me- ana said: "Captain, I am truly
sorry to see you wounded; take my
| horse and make your escspe." [ replied
NO General, you are OF more lmror-
tapce TO the country than [ am, but L
am deeply grateful for your kind Of
fer" He again exposed his sorrow,gave
me additional Instructions to my
men how to carry me better, aud babe
me good bye That was the last tune
ever met him. With my three mon
[ vas captured. When mex I heard
! rom him he was numbered with the
gallant slain. How nobly he fell the
country we'll knows. [ love now To
r collect MIN and his manly virtues
His memory will ever live in the hearts
OF his grateful people.
SENEx
VVhifolyar n
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Prof. PALN,ER1 has invented a new
instrument called diagometer. 1t is
intended for the rapid examination of
oils and textures. It will show the
quality of olive oil, distinguish olive
oil from seed oil, indicate whether Give
oil, although Ct the best appearance.
has been mixed with seed oil, show
the quality of seed oils, and finally,
indicate the presence of cotton in sill
ken or wooden textures,
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TURKEY.

G, .EsTANT,NoPLE. Nov ia severe
s-lc,r.t"r occurred on tia. II b inst.
~ Pivt, II RO-n.a. between Turkish
troops ari = arg. i.u,iy ~ ifsnra-rfs-
tx bttrl,iurs n1d.r Cheik,t facha
Wei" e-g gid. Tie iu$ui gents "tr.
completely routed. leaving GtD incl
On ne cid
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE ku K'nx
prisoners Ooan ard Smoot Were aiken
TO the Frankfort penitr, tiary TO-DAY
Metf-rt has been +, spi: d.
The City Hall, completed two Years
ago al cost of So eco. OGO, is on fire
aud vii probably be totally DESTROYED
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BAPTIST sx,ArE CONVENTION.

This body met at Shelby on We'd
nesday last, and organized by eIecting
Hon. John Kerr, President, W. A.
Graham, r. r. OVERLY and r. FL.
Griffith, Vice. Presidents ; John ID.
Williams, Treasurer ". Y. Vass,
Auditor J. D. Hufham, Recording
Secretary, and j. B. Richardson, Cor
responding Secretary.
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INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE, Nov III. Bingham
distiiler. with several gauge,s and
st"rekeerers. have been arrested and
taken to Indianapolis. Supposed for
violation of the Revenue law.
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DON CARLOS SEEKS AsrRuc.

In the Event Of War Den Car,os ..
Unite With AIfunsO-I will 81,
Maintain Ny Right to The Throne
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A veIy large clop of sweet potatoes
Wis made in tbs section this season
but prices continue plof able to the
prod ucer and high to the consumer.
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MISSISSIPPI,

COLUMBUS. Nov. 1.-THE C,an,
Jury have failed to find trre h'n
against Lieut.. Gov. Davis, aoe;ns l.
whom charges of bribery we're n,ad'
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NEWARK Nov II -.ldesman Jo,.
g. johnson. a prominent citizen. com
mitted suicide this morning. LII
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Ex-COllectOr Mcdonald On Trial ~.
Amount Paid the Ring-How tso
Spells Are Divided Up. &c.
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iNEERNEL REVENUE FRAUDS
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TELLING CHARGES BY WITNESSES
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HE Iowa papers are suggesting
the appropriation OF portion OF si,c
perabnu dant corn crop produced the
past season as fueI.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

No christian will cheat for p.oit or
lie for gain.
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NEW JERSEY,

By TEHFGRAPH TO THE journal !
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NEWS IN GENERAL,

Suicide Court observation-disclosures.
Edgar A. Poe Failures Turkish
Victory CGliision-Large Fire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAilr01d Hours
raArNs LlAYx WILMINGTON

TRAINS L8Ays WILMINGTON
Ftr se's York-l.sl, A. M, l2.l7, ls.az, os2 P. h.
Fur PAiadelpAic.-l. $50, slU, $50, 1890, A.
NJ l2l7 l241, ., o.42, 20, s.So P. II. sundays,
81, A NJ 400, $50, $50, P. II.
For Baltimore.-12-62, aus, lU.Jf, A. M; l.2s,
$40, I.lo P. NJ sundays, l262, 9.Os, A. NJ.
For Washington 203 A. NJ. 1855, l.29,
go, IA, 4. NJ. sundays, la.ba, 2.as, A. Nj.
Fr resoioare ?. R--o.00. 1910, A. NJ. $40, P.
M No Sunday trains.
For Nsio castls.-ooo lo.lo, A. NJ i.so, $40, P. M.
No Sunday trans
For Wilmington and Reaafsg Il. R--e.l5, $50; A.
NJ 6.lo, P. NJ. No sunday train.
For Wilmington. d West,sD X. h-l0.30 A NJ. o.3h,
2. n. No sunday trains
rRaFs aHRivR Al WILMINGTON.
From Ne,o Yort.-ibs, A NJ. l2.5i, l.ls, 100. P.
NJ. sundays, Los, A. NJ
From FhiLpes sphia.--l2.s2, IS. s.5j, A. NJ. 1900.
NJ: l2.54, Lis, +.0o 5l5, eS5 100, si5, llO0 p NJ.
sundays, 12 AZ, 169, 1905, A. NJ. 11o0 p. M.
From hatig.tor, - LII, 1925, A. NJ. l2.07, l2.40,
h.s., 90, y sunlays. l9t, A. NJ. $50, p. NJ
Eror, Rdshiri'tcE - l.N, A. NJ. 1901 l24O, o.s2,
9.20. r. NJ. SUNDAY ,i.al, A. NJ. 80, p. NJ.
F,oin Dv.rtodte 4. R.-l0.l5, "A. NJ. $50, $50, T.
n. No sunday trains.
Fsom Neto cGste.-soo, l0.lo, A. NJ. $50, $50,
P. N. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reddirly X. R.-s..2, A. NJ. ;
ais. I s5, P. M. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington Western Il. R.--I.oo, A. N.
s.lb p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
LRAyB PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1919, SEQ, 1890, A. NJ; 1215, 2cO 400 6l5 500,
stb. $50. llsO z. NJ sundays l24O $50 a. Nj; $50
Il. so n, M,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
l.. z. Kunkel,, n,tter MineorIron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by Ill classes OF the nlnlnty that 1t is now
deemed Indispensable as Tonic medicine 1t costs
but little, puriles the blood and gives lone to the
stomach, renovates the system and prol1ngs life
Everybody shOuld have ii.
For the cure of Weak Snnacis, General Debility
Indigestion, Diseases of tie Stomach, AMI Tor ali
cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and etlci.
ent salt OF Iron we possess - Citrate OF Magn tic
oxide combine with the most energetic of ycgeti-
ble tOnic-l ellOH Peruvian Bark
Do you want something to strengthen yuu .
DO you want a good appetite?
DO y II want 10 yet rid OF Lefynusuess
Do you want energy?
DO you want tn sleep wei .
Do you want to built up your cnnstitut on.
Do you wan to feel well.
Do you want = brisk ami gpr0u5 feeling
II you do try kunkei's Bitter MlIe Of Iron
only ask a trial of this valuable tonic
Beware Ol L unerfeits, Kunkel's b tier Vino
OF Iron Is the only sure and eGectua remedy IN the
known world for tie perm lnent cure, OF pySpp ps H.
ant Nehllity, and as there number Of 'inita-
uuns offered To the public woull caution the COM
inhnltv 10 pure haze none blt the genuine article
Manufactured by K. +. kunkel, aud having his
stamp on the csrk of every bOtte. The very fact
mat others are attempting tn initiate this valuable
rem dy proves It's worth and speaks volumes in its
idvor. Get the genuine. sod only In 81 bottles
sold by all Drugsls and dealers everywhere
2is TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE 25a
Head AMI all compete In two hours No fee TIL
mead passes. scat. Pin, and stomach worms re-
moved by Dr. hunkel, 80 Nurth Ninth S., Philala
Stnl ior circular or ask your druggist for a bottle
OF huukels Worm syrup. Ii never fas
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
eIookl Looki Ao9Ki

s2.-Ly'S pISPEpsIA MIXTURE uR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
Il VIII ct.e Dyspo p-le. Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
ltw make you strong and give you new lie
II VII! act upon your liver and tone up your 1iges.
lion.
II Is pleasant To take and perfectly harmless.
II WI. do all that tonic will do without ltuunr to
simulate 1t is not Wine OF Iron. Try it, Doctors
prescribe It. CiL-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
hh'H been cured with II. Suffer no longer, Spni
AM get u circular. See what II has done.
For sale by slnl.h Painter, L. Erlnghurst L Co.,
2. NoInall. Jr.. aud Drugggts generaly. Arr2 n,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

r- Nervous Deblty.-A depressed, irritable state
or mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
IN rgy or animation; confused head weak mem
Ory. The consequence of eXcesses, or mental over
WORK. his NerroUS DeJiitg finds a sovereign cure
IN Hunlplreys' Homeopathic Speciff, No rs. 1t
tones up the system, dspes the mental gl ON and
Is PERFECTLY harmless and alwats efficient. Price
s. for package OF dve boxes AID large 50 vial Of
powder, which IS important In oil. serious cases !;
ur 81 per single box. sold by ell druggists, sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Address humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, No. tG2 broad-
way, NJ Y. feh25,1 5,1&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

t1-Dr Wtstars Basdm Of wa Chcryis "a com
Dination and form inieed' for healing and curing
diseases Of the throat, lungs and chests. 1t
jugh by loosening aud cleansing the lungs, AID al
laying irritation thus moving the cause, Instead
ot drying up the cough and leaving the disease be-
nlnd 80 cents and Il hott e, large bottle much
the cheape-. nIGr29-3 3tawSw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

ST in.eftcams are Nation Of pyspcp'ies, We live
last, disspale and hl early graves We drink all
Kinds of alcoholic spirits, snd swallow, without
III istcatlon PORK, grea e, and every KIND Of fedes-
tr0ylng, system-clogging, lndgestible food. Dr
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters will remove the
eva effects, and the recovered patient, with pure,
vtalzed electrical bood h5wing thrcu IN his veils
Will have clearer head and cooler Judgment
which added to experience, VIII cause him 10 abstain
ii the future 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

~ Eggs sor HatchinO.-The usual price for Brown
l. ghorn eggs for Matching with poultry breeders
is 20 per setting These eggs warranted fresh are
being sold st only 81, and the breed pure. For
tie table Brown IeghOrns are good fowl, and for
laying qualities u y hare no equal Apply at ~
Market street. mar24-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

~DIAM AMOSD JEWELRT Speciality. Amert-
and imported watches IS Karat, solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in every
variety also clocks at prices TO suit the times at T
w. Baiy's old established stand, No. G22 Market ST.
fhilndephia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

made contract with the parties having the bniIl-
ngs erected. II also extends the time OF entering
liens TO six months.)
An act 10 create an aAdi' onal Nota y Public for
the eits Of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
DR. ricrce,s Golden Medical Siscoyery

will cure cough in one-half the time necessary 10
cure IL with any other medciue. and 1t does 1t, not
by drying 1t up, but by removing the cause-subdu-
ing the ir itaiion and healing the affected parts.
For all cases OF Laryngltis arseness Suppre sion
or loss OF Voice, bronchitis. Severe Chronic Lin
gering Coughs, II will be found TO surpsss any medi
cine that has ever before en- oifer 10 ths public
Ii Ia sold by all dealers In medicines.
mar2a. .afa1SAM
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

Large FAN ard Winter stock OF Boots and
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe storo, ,l2
Market Street. Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

~ Sseds Garden seeds, all kin'ls, fresh stock
BOwinans. 2Gd ami KING streets. mar23tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

x-He,,'s Winter Boots from s2.75 up, and Mems
'slt Boots from $3.50 up, at prettymens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
The Temperature, TO-dsy.
Legislative Proceedings.

As EEaIsrERED AT THE COMMERCIAL orYIcE.
ATS a. NJ. I3 AtlP. M, S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

gH- Wu1nefls Lace Shoes from fl.5e up. and VIZ
mems button shoes from $2.I5, al Prett. mans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
CITY ITEM s

rel Boots ana Ss,es at prices to suit the times at
P:ettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
r r. ID. SEEDS.

81. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Shop, Fourth stree between West and Tatnall
Residence Adams ST., doors South of Delaware
Avenue. Estimates furnished ali kinds OF work
AMI JUbbltg carefully attended to at reasonable
pIess iy2S-ly-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

The Ngw FREIGHT LINES. The ice having
been broken out of the Delaware and Raritan
Canal, the steamers of the Electric Line will re-
sime their trips. The first will leave Whining
ton for New York to morrow, at2 r. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

POLICE CAsEs.-Thos. McNabb. for ilsorderly
conduct in setting dog on a black man by
which the latter waz severely bitten. was fined
so and costs by the Mayor, and required to
bond in 300. This case, with one drunk, con-
ztitato the hearings since Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
I. w. STiDIAM u SON,
Als AuCTlONhhi,
iNILMINGTON AUCTION

w AND
COMMISSION uuU E.
Where all who visit must have the pleasant sat!s
ction OF listening 10 the cid Veteran, (CHBAP
JOuN0 now the oldest AuCtOneer In the city AMI
the best, at his Old stan No T.. Fourth Avenue
Uate Fourth Strec where all who call on him wit.
cOhslRnineliia or sales In the g untry will be
promptly aiiende TO on the most rcasonanle terms
amp all money paid over IN days after sules
Amusement every Tue day, Fri,!ay AMI SATURDAY.
evenings and conslgnmCnts on other nights
jobs $. RO BOrHAM, [allas heap Jolln,)
leul-zu AuCtiCneer.
IOHN S ROWBOTHAM,
- AUC1IONEEi
No Jast Fourth Street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

MISIsTERIAL CALL.-Rev. J. Z. Alexander.
who las been resident of Elkton for three
years, portion of that time az Principal of the
Academy, has received call from a congrega
uon at Ridley Park, which has been accepted.
Slr; A. will also have the management of a fe-
male SEMINARY which Is about being established
Ltl.nu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

Specially Reported for TIE Commercial.
SENATE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
NEW CARRIE rs
A FuL LIsE Or

TAPESTRY pHu-sELs AT SIPS PER YARD
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

ANOTHER FERTILIZER MANuFAcroRY.-No
u simpson have begun the manufacture at Fed
eralsburg of a new fertilizer which is becoming
quite popular in that section. They propose to
put up new buildings i'll the Fall and enlarge
Their facilities. There are already several OF
these factories in Caroline county. and the i'm
portation Of fertilizers Is growing less each
wear,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

'ou cal special attention tU this make OF
TAPES ikl rs as Oeingth the best goods In
the market al the price. aud
styles not surpassed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

Hoo CHOLERA Is CHESTER CouSTY. Isaac H.
smith, near Fairville, kennett township, has re-
GENTLY lost 80 pigs, four-t six weeks old, from
OF his old pigs appear to be affected The pig
fret shows symptoms of the disease by contin-
uous shiverng, its breath then gets short, di
arrhna follows, and in day or two the pig gen.
orally dies But two Of all his young pigs Lave
escaped the disease and only one get well after
being attached, This one he cured by taking
new milk, fresh from the COW, scalding it, and
then feeding 1t very warm to the pig. BY put
ting the milk into bottle with an ordinary suck
ing tube ON it, he found no trouble in getting
the young pig to drink = " est Chester TiHage
Rtcord.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS.

H. G. FitAIM date OF Robothain h Fralm.)
Begs leave TO inform his frierds and the genera
public, that lie has opened u general
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

WM. N. KENNAtD x co.,
80 300 MAEKEr STREET. WmIINd7os.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
.f9r Sale.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A
L. smaller property. pleasantly located house 1000
jefferson street.. Apply to
THOa F. PLUMMER,
mar2q-9t' 500 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

The PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The Board of Educa-
ton will hold special session, tins evening. to
ast on bills. NC. The election for members Of
the Board will take place on Saturday T. K.
Crawford iz proposed in the First Ward He has
had previous experience member. Col A.
Ii. GI1mshaw, who has removed to the 9TH Ward
where he long resided, is proposed for re-elec-
ton from there. Joseph l.. Kilgore ls also sng-
gested in that Ward There are two members
to be elected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

PROFESSOR CLEaTMERs REsIGSArIoSs Prof.
j. \. Clemmer, yesterday resigned his position
az leader Of music of Grace and Madley NJ, +,
Sunday schools, and also the same position in
Calvary +. L. Sunday school The Professor
has held these positions for some time past to
the satisfaction of all concerned. He resigned
Tor the purpose OF giving all his time and atten-
ton, hereafter, to the holding of children's iu-
buees III the large cities, business for which
lie has remarkable tact and in which he has been
very successful. He has made arrangements
Tor holding one i'll Trenton GU the 7th and S.h of
April from which place he will go to Elizabeth.
aud others of the large towns of New jersey.
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ResoLUTloNS.

wmsasLs. The Board OF Delegates OF tho
virginia Fire Department, a. 2 nseunG held
on the. day oi............, 1876 appointsd
the undersigned % committee 10 drain reso.
iutions expressive OF tho opinion Of tho De.
partment Consuming The course puisurd e.
TsrTiioriai .Eaterprt~ and Virginia Etestn1
CArpgldS : BE- 70, therefore,
Resolvcd. That the Virginia Fire Depart.
mont recognises and appreciates the power Of
the nswspep.r Pte.si and That When such
Rovw.sht ~ som%rn,t, onyhs ~ snn Esd' s sd
~utrSnftbea and uphoh Il. But whca the
public pfess, for any purpose O. upon
any pretext. mlsrepresenis any pcriou,
body % inea, Undertaking. or inter.
est In the community; and especially,
when u stacks voluntary associations,
f.iuhisny md had 70 ave The property and
iives Of, the eitixens, and In tho dsinE Of
which ita individual member rIsk their
health and oftentimcs their lives. the prcss
ceases 10 Be entitled to confidence or respect.
Resolved, That the eourfe Of the DAILY
ErsaIsg Ca,oaiot towards the Wfrinia Pirr
Departnsnt has, for the pat three years. been
unAir. lMiberal, prejudiced and uujust and
haA tonded 10 prevent good men nom Joining
Ao Department; Tins, 70 . certain extent,
inpairing 70. strength and u%seiulness..
.. heretofore. an Wiling q al , a'n 70 sssri
themselres 70 the uumost 70 preserve the
lpr1psyty u the ellisens sf virrinia NON DO.
ttrdetioh b.. Ore. but think they irs entitled 10
the respectful consideratlon Of the press. -
we'll o. The eoundencs Of the psople, whoss
Interests they are assoeiated together % sub
serve. J. w. HEMKNwAY,
gATrf.a.. WV. u. RYAN,
'"piAi t'i W. ". CORYBtL.
. virginia. s.0,.mb., IA. ,s,s. oon Ellie
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wounds inflicted BY his assailant. Nc
Call who u under arrest.
: Specimens Of honsraissd and home
cured tobaeco begin to come In, and In
dicats an inprovsnent over last years
crop ID Hnsnsss and flavor.
sales In real estate have notably In
crossed. aad prices remain arm SINGS
the panic.
The evening 10 cloudy and cool.
state Poison AKAir-Aa I~avsssiEs-
tisa Probable.
CARSON. Sept. 22.-There Is consider
able talk here to-day about the State
Prison affairs. serious charges are
again made against the Warden. Col. L.
@. Hyman. The lengthy letter from
Governor Bradley. At Elko. which APP
peared In to-day's Virginia Esierpris'.
aud 10 copied BY the Carson Ifibsae this
evening. makes charges which will no
doubt cause the Board Of State Prison
Commissioners to demand q full and sx.
plicit statement OF all affairs connected
with the State Prison. There seems TO
Be doubt that the Governor wrote the
lettsr above referred 10. Further de-
velopmsnts are anxiously looked for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
Letter ften ATTORNEY Q. neral xlttr.lI.

CARSON CrrY, Sept. %. 1875.
EprroR TrDuns: That the public
may properly understand what instru.
mentality I have had In the apportion.
msnt Of Samuel Miller TO the post OF
guard at tho State Prison. I beg 10 sub
nit the following statement;
Somewhere about tho middle OF Au-
gust. Governor Bradley entered my Of
fics and addressed me about a follows:
''Gcneml Kittrell, there Is q young man
In my Office by the namo Of Miller. who l,
poor and wishes TO be appointed u guard
al the Prison-ho il from the State OF
Virginia, aud knows some OF my people
back there-says he wants TO study law
and Wishes 10 mako a little money ut
the Prison TO enable him to prosecute
his studies. I wish you would see Col.
Lyman and get him 10 make the sp-
pointmcnt."
readily and willingly consented to
oct In accordance with tho Governors
wishes In the premises, and that day
saw Mr.. Lyman and told him Of Gov
srnorB radlsy's request, and without q
moments hesitation he, Hyman. signi-
hsd his willingness to make the appoint.
ment Of Miller.
acted In the matter wholly on the
request and recommendation Of the
Governor. not knowing Miller. nor ever
having heard OF him until the Governor
requested me. a. above stated. 10 speak
to Hyman in his behalf. .frtr-
This 10 the extent OF my concur
renee" In the young mans appoint.
ment.
This Ia not the time for me TO take
notice OF other matters, contained In
Governor Bradley's communication pub
lished In to-day's Ea<rpriss, which in
directly refer TO my action. heretofore,
n one OF the Board Of State Prison
Commissioners.
When the time docs come for me to
vindicats my Official acts, ! shall do no
In Q spirit OF frankness aud candor. re-
CARELESS Of whose standing or interest 1t
may affect. Respectfully.
JoHN X. KIrrRKLL.