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lssIssNIyfS LIyul.

TzE nYAHI lIllH0 Col.
u PANY. : Location o. principal place Of
sl::s: ~ =. q ross,'i fss c.lI,sf Sa.s,,e,. store. orr,
xetc. i ss.sis diva TIA isis e.ssias Of
The Board of Dirsetar, hsld on the nth day OF
March. 1870. an assessment No, III, Of Ons
Ds1Gr Per shaw VS. lstied upon TIE eapI.
tai stoei % he oorosstioa. payshes fnnedi.
siely, In unitsd States gold coin. 70 the becre.
tary, a the once Of the COMPANY, Roon Ne. 4
Hay uard's Baiiding, No. tis 0fifornia street.
sal Rnncisco. California. Sci l1la 10.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on ths 9Th day Of April. is1e.
VIII Be- ~dsiinquent. and Advertised for sals
% pabitc auction, and unless payment 70 made
beiors win be sold on THuRlpAY. he ieth
dy OF Hay. 1879. 10 pay the delinquent ~.
sessment, together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses Of sale.
b. order Of the Board OF Directors.
WV. II. MccLlSrOCK, Sscrstay:
o~faes-Room No. 4 nayward's Building, No.
az California street. San Francisco. Caiifornia.
mr19td
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PoafR0hRMRAr

TIE sbovs ssis 4 =posiponed unin MONDAY,
Nay ], is1s. st the came hour and place men.
TONED. By r.solatiou of the Board Of Tsustses
adoptod this day. m
LU6iKN HERMANN, Secretary.
San fnncirco. Cal. April 10, 1878. apioid
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MISE SSLD AND .JLyE. lis;

AVA ANb w VI Dttuttps
place of business. Nan Francisco, California.
IJocation Of works. viryinia Mining District,
Storcy county. Nevada. u adi fTIf.f D
Notice 10 hereby given, that al . meeting OF
the Board VI rrustees, held on the 2ist day
the, capital stock of tho oorporatiou, payable
immediately, In United, Sutes gold coin, 20
the, Secretary, at the once OF the Company,
Room I. NO, toi California sirest, san fnn-
esco. Cali.ofnis.
Az stock npsn vhics tsis ,ssessmsnt snan
Nay. ISIS, will b Delinquent, snd Advertised
for sale At public auction, and unlsss payment
10 made before win be sold on MONDAY, ths
iSth day Of June, Ism, 20 par the delinquent
assessment, together With costs Of advertising
n DAVID JENNINGS, Secretary.
Onfee-Ro0m 4, No. <0l California street.
San Francisco. Califsmia. "a ap7tsd :
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IeEscAIM cSSsSE,DAT I..,, an, 2;

.yxR MINING OoHPANY.- Leesiioa Of
prseipsl place Of business, San Francisco,
: Locaiisn Of works, Storey county. Ney.d..,
Notiee.-Thers Are delinquent upon the fol.
iovinr described stock, on account OF assess-
Ssnt mo. ~ levied on The 2in day Of March,
isIc.' ths several amounts set opposite me
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol.
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II cOMPANY.-Lscation % Principal place
Of business, San Francisco. California. .nu
Location of works. American Fiat Mining
District, storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that o. Q meeting Of
the Board OF Dirsctors. held on the thlrty.srss
tsist) day Of Mach. iS7e, ~ assessment (No.
t0 Of Que uollar sd per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the eorporsiion, payable
imnsdiAisly. In United stAtes gold coin. TO The
Secretary, 81 the once OF the Company. No. ~
Aeadsmy paiidrng. 80 Pine street. San Fran
cisco. California. -.
Xny stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the sixth lethI
day OF hay. 1915. shall DO deemed deiinouert,
and will 10 daily advertised tor sale a. public
a~uction, and unless payment shAl DO made
bsiers win Be sold on THURSDAY. the TWEEN.
u-fith t7sthI day OF Nay, lS1e. 10 pay The do.
hnqssnt asssssmeat. together. with eosls OF
advertising and expenssr Of sae. 81
~ ordsr Of the board Of Dlrvctors.
81 ] n. SAYttk. secretary.
Onice-No. - Academy bulldlng, $50 Pine
street, dan rraneiseo. California.
ban Francisco, Cal. March 81, 1870, spStd
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YELLOW JACKET siLvER MIN.
I lNu OOMPANY.-Assessnsut sale No

Location Of works, Gold Iill. storey county,
Nevada,
Principal place Of business. Main street,
Gold Ilill, Nevada.
Notice.-Thtrc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-deseribed stock, on account Of Access.
ment tSo. az levied on the 18th day OF March,
A d.. 1915, the several amounts set opposite
the nsmes Of the respective shareholders. -
follows:
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Sherwood 90, Tus.
tses.............io6ts. ioos7.. 800. 800 :,
Woods Y II, Trustee. ........s sil....is....3S :.
And In accordance with Law, and an otder Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 18Th day
Of March. A. ID. is1e. % many shares OF eaeh
parcel Of such stock - may Be necessary vii
BE- ssld q peblis auction. In front OF the Once
Of sss COMPANY. Main ,:,s:s; Cold Hiil: s'.r.,
DAY Of Nay. A. d. 1915. ~ I O'Clock 2. y "a
pay delinquent asst ssments thereon, together
with costSof advertising and expenses Of saic,
unless prStisusly paid.
ny order 4 nhc Board Of Trustees.
q. W. H0PKlNH, Beersiary.
Gold Hill, New, April a. 1873. ap77td
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1MLEDONIA SILVER MINING

Of business. IAN rrsSeiseo. California.
Lecstion ofwosks. STOREY county, Nevada. >
Notice 10 hereby given, that 1t Q nesting Of
the board OF Directofs. held on the 18th day Of
Apri, ls1G, IN assessment tao. 10 Of Ons
-. y,oek OF the crpertou. payable imnsdi.
isry, Il the once q he cSmpisy. sii Cali.
iornla strwst ban Francisco. Oalu1lnlG
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
sale u ~ bfesa1Stlon and unies. payment e
made bsfsfs win DO sold on the NINTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1875, 10 pay the delinquent
asssssment. tocether with costs Of Advertising
~ X wEdx,txR. Secretary. n
oniee-.til California street, Ban Francisco.
California. ap9otd
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Nan; "
- ssssss -. S!iy,.;s1:ta.e District
.ss,ss ss s::s !, 80, sS 4 & Is ~ = 49,.
s.s.. o. he respective shsrssea;n.s : o.
H.. Ns.os.sii. a.. A.
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Dr.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are .psssssAs str.-ay ier this clos % sols
plaints. and Ne recommend them - . speedy
ed snssuvs Unsdy. fThesr gsnsns Sces
eject oa Tie ehaAs systsm ts sitpAeiybss&
neih. rou eaanot lake then without bsiss
bsnsdtsd By tkaa- rhs impuAsat ysaih. The
evss-vorksd nAn. the prsnatursiy old. the
MARRIED md sisgiS nsn nd Uousa. alike. uili
md n this rsnsdyA
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TO 9an LApIRA
DR.. "A MARS
PILLS

EoR SEMINAL KxissIoxs. iMrorKS-
T CT, Loss u vlrSs. sswnl and 0snenl
Debility, Physical frsstntion. and The many
ailnsnfs Of Ike nature afisinG mon ihdisers-
tisa. ALI absss. ovsriadulssnes. &c.
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NEVADA GOLD AND .'sILvER
IN MINING COMPANY. Location OF pain.
eip- place OF business. San frznciseo, Cali.
fvrniA.
Location OF wor<s, Gold Hil. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At q meeting Of
the Dssrl OF Directors, held on Jho 30th day ~
March, 1878, an assessment No. ~ Of Teu
Cents per share Was levied upou the capital
stock of the corporation. payable immedh
ately. In United States goad coin, IN the
secretary. a. the 0fico VI the Company, hoon
%. No. 90 California street, San PrAneisca.
California.
Any stock upoa which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 81 day Of Nay, is76,
will b. delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment 10
nAds belors viii BE- sold on f0RsDAY,
In SD day OF MAJ. .is1s, 70 pay the delin-
qusnt assessment. together With Gusts Of ad-
vsrtislng and expenses OF sale.
By srdsr Of the bosrd Of Dfrccton.
JOSEPH MAoUIRk, SECRETARY.
Omes-Room -, No. CIV cAhfornia street.
Nan Fnncisco, cAlffouia. spftd
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And in accordance with Law. and IN order Of
The Board Of ruatses. made % The 18th day Of
April. is1e, % many shsrss Of eseh parcel q
q public auction. d the ofios u ths Company.
% Thomas 0~aiisehefs ones, 0oh Hill, Ne
uds. on MONDAY. the 73d day u hsy, ISIS,
Il tbs hour Of I O'Clock .. ~. 20 pay said Dc.
libquant assessa ent theron, togslbsf with sost
OF advertising and expsnss Of sais.
BY order VI the Board Of Trustees.
spaitd b. l. tURhAS. Secretary.
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Tnr olsAY Or nAn- IS nS.o1alralIi

II iss weiLhnovs 90 Ia thessaeds sasss
nassss Of such uoahlss srssts Q tinAdity thas
oftsn proveats 90 suGsrssa frvm sonsalttnx
friend or ptysieian. and the victim goea on
from month % Dooth unreleved. until The
lsek-lusssr ere, pallld chsek and general mental
asd physlesi prostrasion nnds him broken down
In health. without eners, aud vithou, hope.
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O1nos-lioon % Nevada Block, No. S0e Non
somssy strst. saa Yrsncisoo. California.

" YER AININu c0nPANY.-Lecation OF
phneipsl place Of basluess. ssn Francisco,
California.
Loeation o! works, Gold nm. Storey county.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At Q meeting Of
the Board OF pirscsofS. held on the 5th day Of
April, 1873. an sssessment (No. 81 OF One
Dollar par share WAS levied upon the capital
stock o. ths corporation, p.yabe imnediaiefy.
the once OF the Company. Room d Haywarfs
buildipg. No. tis California street. San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stocs upon which thls assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day OF Nay. 1873.
vii be delinquent. and advertised for sale
81 public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before viii be sold on WEDNESDAY,. the 3ist
day Of NAY. lsTe, TO pay the delinquent assers.
neat. together, with costs OF advsrtis'ns And
sIPsnsss Of sais. '
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order Of the Board Of Directors.
OHAQ EIlINT MAJ

SnAD - Ekklots ocefttAIys
Once = Room % Hayward's building. ti9
California street. San francisoo. California
Gk0REaArED nEl.C1iEN MINING
- COMPANY.-Loeation 81 principal plAos
u business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold nm. Storey county,
Nevada a. rfelna - ~
Notice 10 hereby given. that a. . meeting Of
the Board OF Dirre,ors, held on the lith day Of
April. 1879, an assessment (So, i3) oi Five t)
Dollarp per share wac levied upon the capital
sleek Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary. At
the once Of the Company. No. 4it California
street. Gan rraneisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpsid on the 10th day Of May, 1876.
win Be delinquent. and advertised for sale
a. public auction. and unlerr payment 10 made
before viii b cold on TUESDAY. the 9Th
day Of June. 1879. h. pay the delinquent a..
ssssnent together with costs Of advertisisg
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
GEO. d. EDWARDS. SECRETARY.
onacs-Tn 1rorovs Building. nt California
street. San Francisco. California. spistd
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY!

T. Y. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
leon. For the euro Of weak stomach gener-
debility Indigestion, disease OF the nervous
ysNm, constipation. acidity Of the stomach,
md all cases requiring tonic
| The vine includes the most agreeable and
efficient salt Of Iron we possess: Citrate OF
Magnetic Oxide, combined with the most en-
ergetic Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Ivan Bark.
The effect In many cases OF debility, los o
appetite and general prostration, OF an eff
|eent Salt OF Iron combined with our valuable
| Nerve Is most happy. 1t auements the appe.
/ ute raises the pulse, takes of muscular fab-
I biness removes the pallor Of debility, and
gives 1orid yigor to the countenance.
oyou want tomething TO strengthen you
Do you want good appetizer Do you want
70 feel well? Do you want to get rid OF ner-
'OuSness2 Do you want energy? Do you
san! to sleep well; Do you want brisk and
,rgNOus ieellBgs3 Ifyou do. try Kunkel's
Vine Of Iron.
This truly valuable ten:c has been go thor
ughly tested by all classes Of the communi.
that 1t Is now deemed indispensable as a
Ionic medicine. 1t costs but little. puri1es
ne bocd aud gives tone to tho stomach, rem.
rates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial oil this valuable Tonic,
,tte 81 per bottle. II. II. KUNKEL, Sole
roprletoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
nss'st for Kukeps Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
Ne no other make. Sold only In 81 bottles.
Al others are counterfeit so beware OF them.
Tape Worm.
mirely removed with purely vegetable
tNehe, passing from the system alive. Nc
1nl the head passes. Come and refer
apaients treated. DIR. Il, II. KUNKAL, No
asoith Ninth St., Philadelphia. Advice
w seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re
;sWd. Ask your druggist for KUNKEL',
WORN Strip. Price. $l per bottle. Sent
Na,euar. mByld&wlm
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07
STRAY WAIFS.

Hope Loan Association meets this
evening.
The U. S. Circuit Court will meet on
the Goth instant.
Base Ball, yesterday; In Philadelphia,
Chicago z, Athletic 0; in Boston, st.
Louis 3, boston o.
Tomorrow afternoon the Quickstep
Professionals play the Campbell club, of
Philadelphia, / on the Adams street
grounds,
The Asbury NJ. f. Sunday School ex-
cursion for Creedmoor Park, leaves
French street wharf tomorrow morning
at o'clock.
Albert w. Smith has resigned his po-
sition as Secretary and Treasurer of the
Wilmington Saving Fund Society. J. L.
Smith succeeds him.
The first moonlight excursion of the
season takes place this evening on the
steamer s. M FELTON,, under the auspices
of the American Rifle Association. All
should attend.
| Patrick Bolan has been elected dele
gate to the Catholic Il. A. U. of America,
which meets in Philadelphia, July 5th
next. He represents st. Mary's II. A. b.
Society, of this city.
| At schsol No. 6, few days ago, some
boys asked leave OF absence to play a
base ball match. They were surprised
to find that the teacher did not deem
their reason valid one.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07

RAILROAD ELECTIoN.-The City
Passenger Railroad held their annual
meeting yesterday. The old directors
we're reelected. The report of the
President showed that the road was
gradually gaining strength and was
now able with care and economy to
support its running expenses quite
easily. During the past year the ira
We. had increased considerably, and
the month of May showed an excess OF
8, 3,0CO to 1900 passengers over the cor
responding month of 1875. There
were some extraordinary expenses
however, that created floating debt
to an amount that will absorb about
all the earnings for the ensuing year
A long and very strong petition was
presented from The people in the vii
lage of Brandywine 10Th ward) for the
extension of the road in that direction
as far as Riverview Cemetery, but as
no proposition was made to furnish
means, the petition received little con-
sideration. The Market street grade
is an objection hard to overcome. But
there are strong reasons advanced for
carrying the road in this direction as
far as the north side of the bridge at
least, and many believe singletrack on
Market street that far would pay ex-
penses; and the inducements to excur'
sion parties would greatly assist to do
so. The Directors re elected are: j.
T. Cause, j. T. Heald, John Jones,
James Bradford. Eli Garrett, William
Candy, VIM. Tatnall. They reelected
Jas. Bradford, President.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07
FIRST EDITION
Court Of appeals.

ANOTHER sEssIoN-A GOOD NIGHT rog
REDUCTIONS.
The Court of Appeals continued in
session last evening, Mr.. Pyle, of the
Fourth Ward, in the chair.
The following reductions were effected:
Henry b. Nunes, capitation, from $500
to GOO.
Edwin F. Morrow, 1928 King street,
from $25e0 to 21O0.
Robert Moore, No. II Thirty. Second
street, from $1,000 to 700.
James McNulty, 925 West Second
street, from $500 to 1900.
John McAteer. adjoining above, same
reduction do. 2224 Adams street, from
$1,000 to HOO.
Patrick Noon, 1925 West Second, $500
to 1900; Peter Garner, adjoining, same
reduction.
Patrick Sullivan, sos West Third, from
$500 to 1000.
John P. Springer, houses 2o2-4 Tatnall
street, from $4,000 to 1900.
VIM. Fl. Pierce, capitation, from $1,000
to 200.
Joseph Niedermaier, 1l9 Shipley. from
$4,000 10 5000.
Patrick Magarity. 6O4 West Front,
from $4,000 to 5000.
VIM. Lally's estate, 81 East Front
street, from $4,000 to $500.
Martin OToole, A st., between Head
and Claymont, from $1400 to 1900; do,
house on Heald street, between Lobdell
and A streets, from 5000 to 700.
James Bradford, Third street mark et
h ouse. from $40, 600 to 5000; do, house
23l Walnut, frem S4500 to $500; do
house at Spring Alley and French street
from $4,000 to 4030; do, stores and
East Third, from SIS, 600 to 5000.
John Earnest, let 20 K 100, on Apple
street. near Claymont, from $3.50 to $50.
X. Booth, No. Z. Second, from $400t
to $500.
John f. Bush, S. E. corner Second ant
King, from $4,000 to 1900.
| Hugh Sweeney, No. 5 E, Water street
from $4,000 to $500.
| The following appeals were refused:
| Owen Traynor, 1907 Harrison street
from $4,000 to 5000 do, lot 50x3O0 feet
on Delaware Avenue near Clay ton street
from $1,000 to 500.
Eleanor Dickey. 1918 King street, from
$3.50 to 1900.
John McAteer, 22o Adams street. from
$500 to $500.
Thomas Cahill and Patrick Hare
houses No. 1901, 1908 Chestnut street
from $1,000 to 1000.
James Mullen, 11S Bird street, from
$840 to 700; do, lot on Van Buren, street
between Linden and Elm, 16 by 80 feet
from S160 to 500.
VIM. Brainey, frame house on Adam
between Second and Conrad, from $50
to 500.
Thomas McDonough, 920 West Secont
street, from $500 to 1900.
Samuel B. Davis estate, 49, acres o
land near Front and Union streets, fron
$1,000 to 500 per acre.
VIM. III. Pierce. N. w. corner From
and Shipley, from $4,000 to $500.
Francis Kelley, S. E. corner Third an
West, frem $4,000 to 1000.
Patrick Connell, 207 jefferson street
from $4,000 to 1900.
David f. Craig, Western Market,
Front street, between jefferson an
Madison, from 5000 to 1000.
Il. Booth. capitation, from 5000 TO 400.
Patrick Harman, S. Il. corner Thir
and Pine, from $500 to 1900.
| Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07

TRACK EXTENSION ORDERED At II
meeting of the Directors of the City
Passenger Railway Company, last, night,
the double track recently laid on Della
ware Avenue was ordered to be extended
from Madison street to the Tatnall street
switch.
A MIsTAKE.-In ourrcport of the, Court
of Appeals proceedings, yesterday, the
appeals of Edward Singles and Hugh
Quinn were by mistake placed in the list
Of those refused, whereas they werr
granted.
STRAwBERRIEs.-rhe Strawberry Ship
ments are still on the increase, the uuan-
tity shipped yesterday being as follows
To Jersey City, 46 cars; to Boston, g
cars; to Philadelphia, Is cars; fatal, 64.
cars.
A HINr.-An English paper says.
"do not forget that by putting on a
horse any part of his harness, no matt
ter how small, he can be easily led
from burning stable"
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07
SECOND EDITION.
NEW CASILE LETTER.
CITY COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs-MEEr
OF THE COMMONS TRUSTEES.
Regular Correspondence of the Gazette

CITY COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs-MEET
OF THE COMMONS TRUSTEES.
Regular Correspondence of the Gazette.l
New Castle, June z, 1876.
City Council met last evening; about
all the business transacted was the
lamp committee were ordered to re-
pair aud paint the lamps.
A petition was prescribed by 1. Van
arsdalen, asking permission to erect a
frame awning over the pavement in
fir ont.of his store, on Delaware street.
As there is an ordinance forbidding
such nuisances, it was very properly
refused, although some of the city
fathers would like to have shed over
every door. We do not refer to the
member, who, though dealer in lum-
Der, was strongly opposed to allow
such dangerous disfgurements.
The communication from certain
property owners. setting forth that the
proposed paving of the sidewalk on
Vine street to Harmony was illegal and
unnecessary, and that the property
owners were too poor to do it, was re-
ceived. although, at the very time ,one
of them was persuading the poorest of
the property owners not TO pave, he
having the material and workmen
ready to go to work laying the pave
ment. The opinion given by the legal
adviser Of the late City Council,
that the people had a right to encroach
on the street, provided they could stay
in peaceable possession for twenty
years, has born great fruit in the i'm
preston which the learned lawyer 1--WE
believe and hope, ),unintentionally con.
lveyed to some of our citizens and to
the members of the City Council, who
have thereby acquired false impress
sion as to their powers and the rights
of the people. Certain questions in
law, which the bad wording of ouI
charter and the conflicting acts of lie.
gislature concerning our city, should
be referred 10 the courts, not to coun,
sci, who is in manner, biased.
The trustees of New Castle Com
mons met last evening in the TowI
Hall. A full Board not being present
no business was done.
| We learned from conversation o
the members, that the railroad en-
bankment, near the bridge which
crosses a deep cut, few miles above
town, had been washed away in sucl
manner that one of the farms was il
danger of leaving. The railroad com
pany had been requested to make re
pairs of what promises to be danger
Gus place, not only to the safety o
persons using the bridge, but also t.
trains, from land slides. AS yet, they
have neglected to pay any attention t.
the notice. The trustees however
will institute legal proceedings if the
matter is not very soon attended to-
, They having certain rights, which
, under the condemnation of their liant
for railroad purposes, allows then
. to take this course.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07
GEN. JORDAN. We take the follow

GEN. JORDAN We take the follow
ing notice from the Commercial .
"General Thos. ]. Jordan, whom the
Republicans elected Chairman of the
Executive Committee of this county
on Saturpay, is the son in law of the
late David G. Wilson, and has resided
here SINCE 1874. He is a native OF
Dauphin county, Pa, and served with
distinction throughout the war, first
with Gen. Keim. of Reading, in the
thrce.mouths Virginia campaign under
Patterson, and afterward at the head
of the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry which
he commanded during successive
campaigns in Kentucky and Tennes
see. until he was promoted to the com
mand of brigade. He headed his
brigade as part of the forces undel
Sherman, in the historic "March to the
Sea" and is spoken of in Sherman''
hook. Gen. Jordan is sometimes con
founded with Hon. Francis Jordan ol
Pennsylvania, Secretary of the Com
monwealth under Governor Geary, bu
the two are not even related,