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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
Searching for DonaId>on,

:. CHICAGO, Aug 49, The body of the Sronaut
Grlmwood who was lost with Prof Donaldson, has
been forwarded to Chicago. His notes and pa
pers will be published The towns along the
east shore of Lake Michigan are sending out par.
ties to search for Donaldson. Rumors prevail
that a floating body has been seen in the lak' )
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
Flood. i'm CONNECTICUT.

The heavy rains in Connecticut Yesterday,
caused breach iu the Hartford, Providence
and Fishkil Railroad, between Fishkill and Wa
terbury and stopped the running of trains. A
train broke through culvert near Waterbury
about noon,T aud the fireman and engineer
were injured, the former perhaps fatally. The
damage to property in Waterbury by the rain is
enLlmated at S1h 600
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
Police Court.

George Mosely waived hearing in two cases.
wherein he was charged with threatening to kill
and with assault aud battery on Patrick McMakin,
giving bail in 5000 each for court. McMakin is
a special policeman, stationed along the Brandy
wine, and undertook it is stated to break up the
habit OF boys swimming at Jessup Il Moore's
wharf, below Market street bridge, where Nose
ly is a foreman, when the latter interfered to
such an extent that tho above charges we're pre-
ferred against him.
One drunk completed the record.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

Our peach trade report. to-day, has but one
s.atoment OF the situation In all the markets.
s.glut" and one moral-''ship none but good
fruit" II the quantity sent be reduced one
half, for the next week or ten days, by forward
ing only the best peaches, there will be a good
steady market, good demand, and satisfactory
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

WILmrNaToNIANs AT ATLANTIC CI1Y.-A larger
number of Wilmingtonians have been to ATTAIN
tic City this season than ever before. Among
the number are William Bush, Eeq., with mem
bers of his family James T. Bird and wife,
Levi C. Bird, Esq. Ii. II. Bringhurst and wife,
Miss Margaret II. Candy, Grief Justice Gilpin
his daughter an her husband, Mr., Churchmsp
Prof John O. Hsrkness, John G. Baker, Esq.
Miss Buck, Of West street, and numerous otherf
whore names have not reached US.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

LOAN SALEs.-The Germania Loan No. 2, held
its 3lst monthly meeting last evening and made
the following eaes 5000 at 81, 5000 at 3l19 ;
5000 at 81 $500 at 30, and balance was paid
to shareholders.
At the 9Sth monthly meeting OF the Aid Loan,
last evening, $4,000 was sold for So per cent.
The Central. at its 52d monthly meeting sold
800 at 25l6 and $4,000 at 25 per cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

Avery heavy rain fell at Bnghamton, NJ Y.
yesterday, which did much damage to the roads
aud caused rapid rise in the river. A breach
three hundred feet long and one hundred and
nifty deep was made in the Erie Railway at
Cascade.
Over az inches Of rain fell at Springfield,
49,. Yesterday. Another freshest in the Mill
Eiver Valley was feared
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
F,uanc,.s.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YORK, August 10.

New YORK, August 10.
Gold opened, this morning at $1.l31s.
Furnished by Craige, johnson Il Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market sts.1
LONDON, 1890 P. NJ, Aug. 10.
q. s. 500 of 1865, $1.06l4 do. Of '67, coupon,
sl.OS1s 1O-4Us, 1.0494, New 6's of 81, s1.0isl
Oonsols for money, "a 0 16; for account 94ss.
Erie common shares 1879. Preferred, 2s. N.
Y. Central, o. Market dropping.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

The KILLED BRAKEMAN.-The Coroner's jury
which investigated the manner of the death oil
Fraucis Melvin, last evening, rendered verdicl
in accordance with the circumstances as printed
in yesterdays COMMERCIAL The body was senl
on to a brother at Phladelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

ANOTHER BRAKEMAN lNJuRpD.-A brakeman
on No. Freight, Del r. R, named DAME
Zebley, whose home il in this city, was severely
injured while coupling cars at Dover depot, on
the bumpers, his shoulder injured and his collar
bono broken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

MoequITors AT THE SEAsIDE.-ThoHe who are
returning from the sea-shore bring back the in
telligence that the mosquitoes have been very
troublesome during the past several days. The
late rains have filled up the ponds and low
places everywhere, and to this cause, with land
breezes. is attributed the presence Of the little
pests in such unusual numbers Even Reboboth,
which has heretofore been but little troubled,
has been entertaining its due share OF these I'M
welcome visitors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10.
Flour quiet Penna. family, S6.75@7-50 !;
high grades 1903 so. Wheat fairly active,
old red 81 446D1 AZ new red 81 32@1 36 amber
S1A8dD1 so. Rye unchanged. Corn dull and
weak. yellow 82a83c mixed 8o@83c damaged
7O(078 Oats active, white Tic mixed 69c new
40@57c Whlrkey $1.24.
QUOTATIONS At THE BRAaDYwINE MILLS -soR FLOUR
AND aRAN--coRBEcTED DAILY.
Family Flour $4,000 900
r xtra Flour. 6750B 8.5t
snuerfne Flour 4.750 5.7f
What 1876
Corn. Sc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
PHILIP BIssINdER,

DEATH OF RICHARD CLAYroN-Rchard Clay
ton. a wellBnown bartender of this city, and
at the time of Ills death employed at Gfubb's .
Hotel died, suddenly, yesterday, of rush of
blood to the head For about % Years past he
has resided in Wilmington, having come to this
city from Maryland, and has been employed at a
number of our hotels, including the United
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

1osenb ". Robiuson, of Bfocktown, Mo-, has
.bsconIed with woman named FALL, and all
the available funds of the firm of which he Is a
,nember. and his father the head. He leaves a
wife and two children.
The Mississippi river at Memphis began to fall
Yesterday, and there were indications that IL
Mould soon subside into its usual onaiineL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

At Brandywine Summit Camp, on Tuesday
evening, in st. Paul's tent, Mr. Rle gave cor
dial invitation to those tenting in that circle te
sit down to ice cream and cake and over ont
hundred accepted his invitation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

TIE KEsNLY CAsE.-The committee appointed
to investigate the rumors against Rev. u. i.
Kenney will meet at Sloan NJ Il. church, Oh
Tuesday, August 81. Mrs. VanMeeter has been
notified of the me citing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

The store OF J. oppenheimer IL Brother, IN
Plttsburg was robbed on Tuesday night of $780,
600 worth of sii'handkerchiefs, laces and other
goods. The robbery WAS committed between III
and II O'Clock, when tho street was full OF Pc
dnatr trians.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
lgatha.

MonRF.-In this city, on Tuesday, John Moore, in
The s4th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
sp ictfully invited to attend funeral from his late
residence, No s03 Shipley street, on Thursday the
9th inst at O'Clock, p. nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

EvANpA1E School We insert to-day q card of
this school which will open its fail session on
Monday, September 18th A correspondent
writes thus concerning the school. Il know
Mrs. Evane, (the prncipaD we'll. She keeps
one of the incest select schools to he found any
where You can hardly overstate the really
hnnle character of the school."'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

GAVE BAIL.--Sallie Mulligan, whose arrest and
hearing were noted in yesterdays COMMERCIAL.
gave bail during the evening in the several
amounts fixed and WAS released.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
FIFTH EDITION.
Indian Territory.

THE CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW UNION AGENCY
BUILDING LAID WITH GREAT CEREMONY.
MusEAoooEE Aug. 19.
The ceremony of laying the corner stone of
the Union Agency building, for the five largest
nations of the Indian territory--the Cherokee,
Choctaw Creek, Chckasaw and Seminole tribes,
took place, yesterday, at Prospect Hill, near the
place, and in the Creek nation, under the au
spices of the Grand Lodge of Masons of the
Territory,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
sumner Rssorts.
3emuual.

d DEMOVAL.
IN DIR VAN DEvENTER
Has removed his Dent establishment from 5D2 Mar
ket Street TON :. 8 EAST FIF FL STREET, toppo-
site the ladies' entrance to CLAYTON House, where he
will be pleased to have those who desire to have
their teeth sklllfuly attended to, to call upon him.
apr6, ON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
Mew advertisements.

I'll aTTING IRONS AND CURLING
I irons OF several styles for aale by
WIN. ii. BILLANY,
Gid Market Street. Wilmington.
ICE HA U,PETS AND ICE PICKS OF
l. two or three different Styles for sale by
wM. H. biulANY,
I'D Market Street Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
SECOND EDITION.
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

| Probabilities: For Middle States, clear or
clearing weather, slight changes in temperature,
south-we to northwest winds, and rising bar
| Omoter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
r. For 1s~mSa. etc., see Second Pd0s

NOTICE so SUBSCRlBEhS.
T. Eilwood singley Ia not now In our service, and
is not authorized to collect money on our account.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
FIRST EDITION.
From Atlantic city.

A KALEIDosooPIo VIEW OF THAT REsohT-ITs At
FRACTIONS, ADVANTAGES, AND oHIEF FEATURES.
Correspondence ofthe Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
Compound 81 rup OF Wild Cherry BarH

Compound rup of Wild Cherry Bark.
This pre- eaaration is the only perfect cough medi-
cine that know of, and cures all durable cases and
relieves those that are not curable. ciatm nothing
for the prescription, hut the method f prepa ing 1t
ls such as to get all the medical effects from the in
gradients in perfection, and has taken the exper-
ience and labor OF foIty years to place 1t at the
hea OF the cough medicines Of the wor d. IT 4
used and n eIrrined by Of the hest Doctors In
this and other States II tneir fam an ratlents.
Oil pers ons aud old cases of cough relieved and
enabled to sleep and get rest and strength. Pie-
ALFRED WALTON,
auo19 eodtcianl NJ as arket street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

HEN. w. t. SHERMAN'S BOOK.
MEMOIRS OF GENERAL WIN. 7. SHERMAN.
WRITTEN ny HIMSELF, IN TWO VOLUMES
Cloth, IS 50; sheen, 81 90; half turkey. $50; full
turkey. 81 t edge, sl2 90.
NARRATIVE OF MILITARY OPERATIONS.
-BY-
JOS. E. JOHNSON.
VOL; GOO pages.
Cloth, IS CO., Ieather, So 90; Half Turkey. $3.50.
PuBushED BY d. APPLE roN Il CO., ". Y.
Mis-. S. NJ. WEvERE, Agent,
sol West Street, Wilmington, Del.
Also agent for personal "reminiscences OF Rob-
ert E. ee" Prces cloth 80 so; sneep, s4.oo: half
> turkey, $3.50; full turkey $3.50. 1yla
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19
TeW Adperttaemsntg

vElRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
MDKIN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
THE MARKET.
GEO. W. BUSH 4 SON, French St. wharf.
DUY COAL EARLY AND SAVE MON
ID EY.
Joseph Fout is now ready to serve his customers
with Enterprise, Shamokin and shawnee LehlRn
coal at the lowest market rates Orange street and
Railro I'd avenue. - -
aprl7-lyof JU'HfH rot
q 4 oco,0oo
GEO. y. CRUDE, BROKER.
All kinds of Stocks and Loans Bought AMI Sold on
Commission. Any amount Of money raised on pro-
per security. Irolnssofy notes specially. City
Loan for sale. Jeol"-B
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

CIRCULAR To THE + FARMERS,
JG.rDsNges. AND FLORISTS . = wI.MING-
TON IND THROUGHOUT THE STATE
Tho Delaware horticultural Society,
being DESTROYS OF improving the character of their
annual exhibition AMI ais of increasing t. Interest,"
in it, oftr AS an iuducement 10 The rsons above
addressed to pre- for t IN advance, the fpiloW-
iur liberal preniumA. hlch W II positively be pali
Ia cash at the close OF the exhibition.
III. tNTS.
F,r best display Green House plants, t prm So 80 GO
Mkt dj. do do I'd premium ~ W
The same plants cannot compete for the above
and the following premiums.
For l2 best spens Green House pits, 1s pr m $50 90
do do do 90 ~ prIn 10 W
FRUITS.
Fo- the heat collection of Grapes grown under
Next do do do 81 preuium. 1880
Fur the best collection of Native Grapes, prm. 100
do do do Anplrs =" 2b 90
do do do Pears " So on
do do 10 Peaches, :" $50
vEGEr BLEs.
For the best collection, premium. ooo
Franvthing especial good, either in the above
lis or IN designs, bouquets, etc, liberal special
premiums will he Hiveh
1t is the intention of the Committee to secure en-
ineut orcnltural gen lemen from Abroad to de-
eide upon the M ,Tits of the comp"ti' ar icles.
The Xh,bltlOn will be held on the l3lh, 18Th, lIth
and 18th davs of September next, and as usua the
prnco eds, above ex e ses, viii he denottd 10 1.-The
Home for Frlrndt ss and destitute Chi drtn "
r0r the committee, WN GANbY, President
je25 j,9 23aus6- s6-l0-sepl0-&jYl W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

COMPILATION AMONG PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
THE PROB BITIoEI1Ts AND LABOR REFoR-
MFRS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

onleter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-19

ClRCULak To TIE FARMERS,
4RDENEPS AND FLORISTS u WlLMlNG-
rONEND T'HloUGaoUT THE STArE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22
SHOCKING MURDER ~ EJN-
BOLDT COUNTY.

Flom toe Winneinucca Steer S.4tc Of
last Monday We clip the following:
Some ten DAYS ago NcWorthv, who
recent. located \ snlnhur mine near the
r,hbit HI Sprinr,. brouoht 4 man
NIL Sh,r., In Li,, f,on, San Fran
,.isInto H.! ..harc.. Of tIa wine Tney
Isft Mn CIR IN q y,.o,, with sunnIies
- -, .,,7i,,,, ,,;tl,;n :, fay,
.,,,Ics ~ ,ba s,,,,h,r I'LL tro,, which
The .,n,l;rs ia tn L,a n,rke4 To the
,,,;,a Neytmo,.;,,.. ,ber wont IN the
..,i,,, -, r,',' ! I,oyt.r w.. 81,
- 81 al, - .1,,.,,,,,s,.,,..,,,.
y, ,,a,.I- ,ba l.,,,,r sir, sr,d-
II ,l,s.,,r,,.,,a1 "a ~ ,'at hcen
80 ~. IoarI ton, SO IL was how,
tn have some tbr4a ~. Tom. Iy,,i,e.I ,I,r-
las j., tis ,.,sssss;,,, MA i ..r.-,-v
-,,s,.-,.,.3,h IL. =. Io., -, f,,,llr ,1..gi.
18th T,.t : I'll N.Wor,h,-arriv
!, &c., - ;,,f,r.,-.1 SEE VI, e
.I,l-,'.- I;Sa,--lor-,..o 1,'1 49,, ~.
IL. tr,rr,,,I.i,,, r>1.l,;,.,tl, ,, ,,..,
~. >;E,,i.4 ~ ;,,,,,,...Ii.,,.I,. 80
,.r,r;,5.3. "a r.t,..,,.-f
-
1hc $ 4del - 'I-1S Is 'o''i III i i@.'t''A
from. WInuemUcCa, dated April ~:
vo,s wos h,.,r,;,t IN sb..,itr N,s,, Inst
Satu,lr, hv : ! sTcWcrtbx -h.t a ,..,,
,,,,,'s,II = ST. Ta,1 49,, ,,,,rrl.r.,j
~ tLa Srj,,h.,r - ior,y.fiya miles
ra,,i,.t -, af,II C;,, tn Shirt,
.tar,ai fnr ,h.. 80 mn inc A. IA. sni.
,,bnr r,ines S,r1ar Dn Monday the
SHE, accor,,-anit,l l,v W,iiio,n Srfnr
st.,r,sa in se,,IcI, nj II. BODY Como NJ,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

Ell DORADO CoAL-Ths mill of c. C..
Stevenson, Lower Gold Hill. will be
started up in a few days. with the FL
Dorado CANYON coal as fuel for its fur
naces. We believe one or two other
mills are having their furnaces arranged
for burning this coal under their boilers.
At the mine it is in constant use for run
ming the engine used in hoisting. The
company have their dumps completed
tihese are constructed with gates. the
same as ore Dumps. and now have their
mine opened in such shape that they
can take out $50 tons per day, if neces-
sary. Their waste dump. which took
fire some weeks since, is still burning in
a Emouldering way. 1t is where it can
endanger nothing about the mine A
narrow-gauge railroad will be built to
the mine at 10 distant Virginia
Enterprise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22
DEMOCRATIC nEsS.Ess AND
ARITHMETIC.

From the PincLe E-cng7' OF last Sat
uf,lav We extract the following:
The telegraph is very particular to let
the pnbiic know that on the journey
from New York to Boston, that III"
President and party had 10 pay their
fare. What sad thin, /: i to think 81,
that a man filing the great Office u
Chief Magistrate of the Great Republic,
and receiving 80, 0G6 per annum for his
services can not dead head his way while
on the road TO celebrate an event OF the
Sreatest rational interGs. and import
ance. We suspected that those rsIiEoad
officials weze Il depraved and insoient
parcel Of fellows. and now We are sure
% it. when they won't le. man rlte
gratis who only receives something over
So, G00 Per month.
Above is fair sample of Democratic
meaHness and Democratic arithmetic.
Every one horse Dem cratic janrnai III
the country rejoices in The fact that
Technically of law compelled the Pr-si-
DENTAL party TO pay fare on one railroad
in Massachusetts. The Virginia ChgoA-
iele rejoiced so thoroughly over the fact
that, on being overhnul.d by the Enter
priSr, it perpetrated libel 50 foul on
the Enterprise editor as to warrant It's
suppression-ii un atrocIous libel woJ,ld
warrant such proceeding. And nov
comes the Phoebe Record. rejoicing over
the same fact that the President AID
party lad to pay fare on railroad.
And the Records arithmetic is SO faulty
after stating that the President sal
ary is S50, geo a year-as to state tina.
this is something over S12,OOU a
month" But what is the matter with
these Democratic editors is this: Presl-
dent Grant, in more troublous times
than these, rode free over al the South.
If he has to pay railroad fare now on
one road in Massachusetts,, We presume
he does not regret it. At all events. he
was not put off the train for want of
means. as some Of these Democratic
editors would be, if a conductor were to
approach them with the usual salnta-
tion-"Tickets, gentlemen
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

An IMPROVED HAREow.-We rode out
to WITH ess the champion rotary harrow
in practical operation. and were sur
prised at the thoroughne,s Of and the
ease with which it does its work. The
motion is forward and rotary. It was
driven directly upon stump and freed
itself without checking the speed of the
horses 1t struck the stump and turned
round it inst as drifting log would turn
with the current from an obstacle which
momentarily stopped its progress. Pieces
Of wood which would have effectually
closged the old style of harrow. were
thrown in its path; in one or t~e revo-
lutions it would cleon itself and con-
tinue its work of thoroughly stirring and
pulverizing the ground. There is. as
far As We can see. no further room for
improvement in harrows. 1t 10 pro-
posed to start factory for the manufac-
ture OF this harrsw in Santa Rosa. and
several prominent citizens have agreed
to take stock .-Sdnta Rosa (Cdl. Demo-
cyat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

DISTRACTIONS IN THE HUMBoLDT.-
Prince NatcheZ. who does not consider
it beneath the dignity of royal Piute
to peddle fish. is doing a driving bust
ness in til At line. Last Friday he sold
SIS worth here. and yesterday he went
to Battle Mountain with three gunny
sacks full. He says the Humboldt ri' CT
below the railroad bridge is literally
alive with them. and the Indians wade
in and throw them out with their hands.
The cause of so many fish being at this
particular place is dam built by one of
the irrieaiing companies below the
bridge. which prevents the fish from GO
ing up the river. In the Winter the fish
resort to the lake which they leave in the
spawning season in the Spring. Cut off
by the dam which is thrown across the
rive- and unable TO ascend the stream.
the water below the obstruction is alive
with them. The Ditch Company should
afford them some means of getting above
the dam, or in few years there will not
be a fish in the Humboldt. The Legis-
lafure some years since passed an act for
the protection of fish in the rivers of
Nevada, but with owlish wisdom exemp-
ted every stream which rises in the State
from its provisions.-Wu a,eDutccd Siluer
State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22
TERRIBLE AFFRAY IN OREGON. - A

TERRIBLE AFFRAY IN OREGON. - A
Jacksonville dispatch of April 20 says:
On Sunday afternoon, April IS, hor-
rible affray occurred some five miles east
of jacksonville, on or near the old stage
road. Two families named Doty and
johnson, live near each other and have
been quarreling for some time, which re-
suited last fall in pitched battle be
tween Mrs. Doty and Mrs. johnson. The
case was taken before Justice Of the
Peace. and Mrs. johnson cited to appear
before the next term OF Court. The
Grand Jury failed to find an Indictment:
the bondsIuen were released and things
passed on as usual. but no compromise
OF the difficulties seems to have been eff
fected between the families. On Sun
day morning. Mrs. johnson, who is a
widow with ii large family, had occasion
to visit one of her neigbbors. In doing
so she passed through Doty's field, which
it seems he had forbidden her to do.
Doty seeing her pass prepared himself
for her return, and IN the evening as she
came along, e fight seems to have taken
place between Mrs. johnson and Mr..
Doty, the former getting the worst of it.
and was left senseless on the ground.
bearing marks of heavy blows with
club over the head. Her two boys
Thomas and Brooks-learning the stu
alton of their mother, started for her as
sistance and were met by MIR. Doty,
when a fight ensued with guns and re-
volyers, resulting in the mortally wound
ing of both the johnson boys. Thomas
is grown, while Brooks is only about IA.
1t is thought Mrs. johnson will recover,
but both boys are pronounced by the at
tending physician beyond hope. Doty
is lodged in Jail awaiting examination.
The people are greatly excited over the
affair
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

The MEXICAN RAIDS INTO TExAs-A
special dispatch from Corpus Christi
says: A band Of thirty live or forty Mex
leans arc reported to be robbing and
burning houses between Brownsville
and Santa Gertrude. All communication
by telegraph is cut off from Brownsville.
Firing was heard ut Bareges last night,
eight miles beyond Santa Gertrude. A
courier reached here last night calling
for help, and alarm bells were rung.
Captains Clark and Culver have started
to meet the raiders.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22
PIANO TUNING,
Prof. Jacob Zech,

DROFESSOR ZECH NOTI--
Il fies the people OF Carson that hef1fTT
will be in town On the 2ist of April. 1873. and
will remain week for the purpose Of attend
lug to the health Of the iixnos aud Organs Of
his patrons In this town. Az his stay will be
short. those desirous Of availing themselves OF
bis services will leave their orders at the sta
tionery store Of AS. John g. Tex, With Mr.. [.
W. Friend, jeweler. or with Mr.. John P. MedeT
ct the City MARKET. aplS-H
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

The EkyhNGE OF REJECTED SrIroE
A dispatch dated Moline, (IIl.l, April
IL, says:
Last evening. while = young lady
named Davis Was returning from par
ty. she was met bv one Charles Wood. =
rejected suitor. who shot her. the ball
lodging in the muscles of her neck. Il
is thought she vii, survive. NooI al
tempted 10 escape. hut being closely pur-
sued. shot and INSTANTLY killed himself.
Miss Davis WAS here attending school.
her home being in Genesee. Illinois.
II JsIL.-Ashim, who killed pcrasich
at Dauden City, Cal, is IN jail III default
of 90, 600 bail.
SENATOR sTEvsET is at rana:A:ns. At
tending to Lis mining interests.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

TIE California Brewery at Marysville.
Cal. has been destroyed BY fire. 1t was
owned by Gutlef Leibsr. whose loss il
said to b &. 900; insured for IS. 500.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

STILL ALIvE.-Dr. Bronson, . former
resident Of Winnsmuoca, who left that
place last Fall for Arixora and was r.
reported to have been murdsred in
Southern Nevada. has returned to Win
nsn1cca, hale and hearty.