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Daily Republican., 1879-06-04
A NOTE.
Tho ''Repablican" sttIl leads in
circulation. Advertise where you
get the most for yOnr money and
the 'sReDublican" In that DaDer.
A NOTE.
A Supplement or Double sheet.

On Saturday next We will publish
a supplement to the REPUBLICAN, and
perhaps if advertising is right brisk a
double sheet. We are impelled to this
by our largely increased run of Satur-
day advertisers, which, IL we did net
issue a supplement or double sheet,
would occupy the most Of our reading
space, and this We do not want to give
up. As We intend anyhow to publish
supplement, little more trouble
would enable US to bring out a double
shee', provided there were sufficient
advertisements at moderate charge to
meet the increased expense. 1t will be
for the business men of Wilmington to
say whether We shall publish double
sheet. If they are inclined favorably
to the enterprise and are willing to
avail themselves of the opportunity Of
fe ed, we would request them to hand
in their special cards by Thursday
eve ing, or early Friday morning. The
lates, which are net extortionate, will
be made known by applying at the Of
fee of the REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04

TAB LARGE turn out at the funeral of
Col. Rowe, yesterday, was indicative of
the deep feeling that his tragic and
untimely death wrought amongst the
people, and which showed itself not
only in general sympathy for the
family but in a genuine respect for the
memory of the deceased. 1t was dem
onstration that broke down the weak
barriers of religious prejudice; over
leaprd the narrow feelings of national
caste, and blotted out for the time the
little differences of political feeling that
SO often divide us. We can scarcely
imagine that there lived man in Will
mington, who would, as the long funeral
train slowly wended its way to the
cemetery on the green sloping banks of
the Brandywine yesterday, breathe
a word derogatory to Col. Rowe
AS his remains We're consigned to their
mother earth, how appropriate that his
errors, (and who has not them y should
b. traced in the sand. Despite the al-
verse circumstances which surrounded
him, Col. Rowe was one of the few
men who pressed forward and succeeded
III LIES battle, and the property he has
accumulated around him by his indu.
try, fully attest-d that fact. In this
respect his life can be safely taken as
an example by those who desire to
succeed in business. Now that the
battle of lif- with him is over, and his
remains sleep upon the banks of his
own loved Brandywine, the memory Of
his kind genial smile will never be for
gotten by those who knew him.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04

TIE officers and directors of the
Camden and Atlantic Railroad will
make an excursion to Atlantic City to
morrow, in celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the completion of
the road. A number of invited guests
will accompany the excursionists. At.
lantic City, during this quarter of a
century, has grown from struggling
hamlet into one of the most popular
health resorts in the world.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04

IN DELAWARE City druggist has
stuck out shingle with the following
notice on it "Paris green soied here" "
followed with crude rough drawing of
green potato bug. That pharmacu-
tist must have once been cobbler and
half soled shoes, but it is doubtful
whether he would be safe man to put
up prescriptions where it was requisite
that things should be spelled correctly.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04
Delaware House Hotel,
NO. 5l3 MARKET STREET.

Good accommodations at moderate terms.
Dining-roOm In tirst.class order We are now
ready for transient or permanent boarders.
Meals served in hrst-class style. Call and
see for yourselves. my2o.tf
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04
Al Honest Rebel.

General Columbus Upson the new
Democratic member Of Congress who has
just arrived from Texas, from which
State he has been elected to fll the
seat of Mr.. Schleichsr deceased, adds
another to the list Of rebel brigadier
generals alre ady in Congress. While
being sworn in on Monday through some
mistake Speaker Randall did not ad-
minister the oath expressly prepared
for the rebel generals and colonels, that
make up the Democratic party from the
South, and while hs was about proceed.
ing: "You do solemnly swear that
you have never Voluntarily borne arms
against the United States" Mr.. VI son
who had his hand upraised, quickly
drew it down and shook his head, beg.
ging of his colleague Mr.. Reagan that
proceedings be stopped. The mistake
was soon discovered and the modified
oath was administered. Mr.. Upson
though an ex-rebel is the freshest ar
rival from the people and no doubt re-
spects the views of the Texans,
and he seems to be no way
backward in telling his own views
which are supposed to be those Of his
constituents. After he was sworn in,
a number of Democrats drew around
him with their congratulations, one of
them saying: "We hope you have
come from Texas to give us backbone"
To the surprise Of his interviewers bis
reply was very unsatisfactory. The
new brigadier- general was really otfen-
sive in his remarks and replied: "As
it now looks in Texas, backbone is not
what you want, but brains, of which
there seems to be a ]amentable lack"
Oh, Upscn, how cruel Trying to ex.
tract some comfort out of the interview
another member tried Ills hand at inter
rogations and said "We trust at least
that you are 10 assist us in our controver-
sy with the Executive on the subject of
the appropriations. Mr.. Upson was as
ready with an answer for this question
as he was for the other and said: "Your
trouble is not only want of brains but
IN the end you will be obliged to pass
.hese appropriation bills also." The
interview here changed and no more
questions were asked. Mr.. Upson of
course is honest and sincere in all he
says, but he has to be disciplined yet,
before he can be made serviceable, and
after being put through the caucus
mill time or two, if he submits to it,
le may be as subservient and docle as
le is now independent and defiant. At
my rate as the matter now stands Mr.. 5
pson needs reconstructing or there
yill be broken link in the solid South
I'm chain Of Democratic members.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04
J,nuortnutt 10 Metbcrs,

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon Tor their
children. 1t cOrrects acidity of the stomach,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Ofteethng its value
l. incalculabie. 1t softens the gums, reduces
and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. twenty-five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04

TIE "MoRyING HERALD" thinks Mr..
has fully vin1icated himself
against all the charges laid against
him. We prefer waiting for farther
proof before expressing our opinion.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04
Economy and Comfort in
Cooking!

The wilmington Coal Gas Company is pre-.
pared TO furnish stoves for cooking with gas
It's an established TACT that during the hot
weather cooking can be done more economi
caIly with gas than coal. and the comfort and
convenience OF freedom from heat and dirt,
gives gas decided advantage over other fuel
Sample stoves on exhibition at the ONCE,
THIRD AND SHIPLEY SIS.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04

JUDGE David Davis Of illinois and A.
II. Stephens of Georgia, wonll make an
admirable Democratic Presidential tick
ct for 1880. The Judge would catch all
the fat votes and Stephens all the lean
ones.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-04

OK MoNDA inclu ling cur morning
edition our circulation was $500. Yes
terday it was 5,136. Business men and
advertisers should make q note of that.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-08

~ Advertisers residing Ia the Eastern United stass
for their cards by encoing Greenbscs United States
Postage Stamps for sach they and their
cards will be inserted above table, for the time paid for
~ Business Cards, when PREPAID A rEkR,
allowed discount from these rates. which transient
advertisements when paid CT charged quarterly
Single copies OF the ApvTRsKR. Ten Gents when charged
Fifteen Cents by the dozen, One Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-08
The sorceries Of Science.

AsoSc By AZ OLD scHooLalAS.
Day By day. In this wonderful age.
Il announced some amazing invention
Fit q puzzle the brains Of a sage
And far past my poor eOmprehension-
You talk By the telephone wire
seas DER. with electric eelerity;
To the phonOgraPh they that aspire
May their voices transmit 10 Posterity.
In my youth twas once thought a vain dream
That the streets could be lighted with gas,
To expect IoeomOtion from steam
Was accounted the hope OF ss-.
A gufaw. o. yesterday, rings
In mine from the days long ago
when. at what seemed ridiculous thing.
Our grandfafhers laughed. HOi hoi no,
And still have some fear In my mind
That this science will end In confusion,
That its marvels at Iass shall find
To have been but Old Harry's Illusion:
We shall suddenly wake mp day.
In astonishmenf round 10 stare.
Find visions have vanished away
And the good old times still a. they
Oh. for days on which memory dweIIs.
When the hsdgerows were sweet with musk-Tosss
What AZ cssspools sunk close 70 wells
And our pigsties right under nOsss-
From your sewers what goSd have yoU got.
Beyond feveFgerms and ba ;teriA2
TiIl they made Us drain. TYPHOID was not,
And we'd no such disease a. diPhtheria-
Now. II nights 10 be turned into day,
The electric light. next. viii give rise.
I've no doubt. with its dazzling display.
To some novel disease Of the eyes.
'Gainst the lights stand by the old.
Though their sheen by comparison suhersl
Ca. for your good old days, dip and mold.
With your tinderbox, matches and snuffersi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-08

Well. while I am q beggAr I viii rail
And say there - no sin but TO be rich
And being rich my virtue thsn shall be
TO say there ~ no vice but beggary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-08

At funeral in Ireland the clergyman had
nok been informed OF the sex of the deceased.
He accordingly leaned over to the sexton and
said; a. Shall 1 say " brother or sister here de-
parted p" It's neither, sir" whispered the
man; I" shure, he was only an acquaintance"
The whole science of social economy is found
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-08

If you have ever been pestered by book
pedlers you will be pleased with the following -
The editor Of the Hairkeys was asked if he was
the editor Of the IS New American Encyclope-
diaP" His pithy reply was, 50 No, not exactly
the editor, bat we killed the canyasser, if that
is what you mean
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-08

There is many q man who prays feryently
not to be led into temptation, and then goes
into It OF his own accord, expecting the Lord
70 get him out.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
CONDENSED TEL EGRAMS.

Aug. Nth.
Four bodies taken from the ruins of the
hotel. that burned at Locust Grove. y. Y.
The remains were recognized as those of j.
w. Pierce W. Srhcrcharlt. Kate Rallcr and
Lrlisc the cook.
StnWar:~ Y,nmils found again, this time in
Mon,rAl.in which place they were brought il
!, canal boat from New York, in November
last.
-Four p"rs"I> killed and thirty wounded in
!. collision on ~irgrn'han Il Granville rail
way. near Paris, France.
Al Paris. The observance of Nn%l"lron'> .tfIr
on 'iH. 18th. Hl August. wa, omitted Tor the
frs; me tt, thirty wears.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

The jeanncttr. formerly the Pandora. Il
barqu"-rig%cd steamer yatch of four hundred
and twenty tons, carries AN "l,yi," Of Two
hundred horse power. an'l;amlly supplied
with canvas. While at san Francisco her
old boilers have been replaced wi,hnnw ones;
her hull been strengthened by bla'in": and
all sorts of implements likely 10 b, of service
have been procured. She carries several
kinds of boats, has extra prore|l"rs. and is
Supplied with one hundred and thirtS-livr
toms OF coal. Provisions nave been l,l,l on
board sufficient i,l HIRE" Years voyage. and
she was 81 heavily lnalnl thai the ~disln'rl,
recording her departure reports ,ilat i"r speed
WAS considerably diminished ia consequence.
Moreover the %aclnontr Fannie !. Hyde. goes
with her to Bci,illg', sea, carrying rual and
stores. Wilcn the vessels part ii ~. Mirl,rls,
III" .Iranlrltr will lake un board ii"In her
"nllNoE stores and rnai to replace. fhu>' COLI
>,llr'! il, til" ,oyay, ]l!,itlIcr, ami There. will
also 'N' stored Du IL" ~tirI, sufficient supplies
this way the has" # operations, If y" may SD
speak. is Transferred! irln san Francisco, to
The las, point Of laul. IN ~'Nl",!irn which is
wisely calculated To- MAKE H." moderate ION.
nag" Of The Jranirtt'. TIN" expedition is
commanded b., l.irni' u.il George ". De
Long. of our navy. Who was in rrlnm!!ui Of
the Ti-lr>> when she ".l.l ~ rfi.r the
pnilrts. and lii, :,>>i,f Ants. is Ne ia.>' already
indicated. imy" had rXlrrirn"" III III" Arctic
St.is.
This j. the tir>i Polar ,A,rttiinl >"t,in.
out tt,,iu The p: life and attempting. Ia push
forward Toward the Poi" "> the way Of
Brhrin. Strait. No vessel. according. !"
I.icuienan, De Long. la> penetrated further
north through. B"i,ri,.. Strait ,'a'i Ii'i. AIDE
N'vrWtv-nm ,'.'r,,..>. H"yrruI iir.' parallel
~" region i, al u"k'"wn. II Is Known ,i,:'
Il branch Of -" Japan Warm >,r"an. enters
The .trr!i" SEA tirpr,s', ~i;ri:ri:.. strait. ana il
is H".ii"T't that il cir..rm.s 81. IL. ,lirr sid.
~ the mn,;nrIi t)in","I, R,,t.i>.'> BE- .-F".
Berlin. \u.n-, !H--l !.n> !r..n 'r,,r -,"i
It" lrll m int"rnu't"ua' -ra-t.-- ~ Nav
nrNi !" rlli"ia;" nri',r., ~r..i''f llM t,r
~nrInlriri by M, ,",'' 49, ..;', ..n..' IN tlrr
r.'.-Tr -.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
FARME RS R r
+ FEED STABLE.

lAWlE NNtN SlHiI.r. l.. lTl.
L..!nII Nv, f'Nk,HJ'iEIE S1,!HiT.
-IyYyNYylE Ur>II rms.
,!I. HI.Al riRH T.lNIN Df'NYu,N.
%hc 2es: :: Valley Iay- cad Pressed Esr
60 .>tniitIN on Hand
:. \.',t. ''pi:!. NJ. l.NtI!tSEb EN lilt,ii
~ Nh ENC
Comfortable House. with Cooking stove.
rtr.. for eW.i,~,rr>.
49, II ;!'' r.H r'al:-'~ ih' -'I''-rit1'"r j. ate
t. accommodates Il" tray ti'r public in :lr
vera ir>i >lyir. lie ;:..rEuli,g.iN >n!lriis Il .tnit
>.ltr'. al lHir,. :; -.
q Nr'iSti" tr'' ,'i;1r.' ''""f-
|. W STONER.
i",,ti''. ,},... i.,>. 1921
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

NEW York, August 1G.-The Hc,ull'x
Washington correspondent reports on the
authority of Il prominent Western Democrat
that TiIdcn was recently visited by il deputa-
ton Of Western men, friendly to his prosi-
dental views, who nimonisllcd him frankly
that unless he could manage to halmonIze
his party in this State so as to carry the State
election this fall by Il majority they would
feel compelled 10 abandon him and take ur Il
Western candidate.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
Saturdays Telegram s.


NEW YORK. Aug. l6.--A Times Washing
ton special says Treasurer Gilfl'an is pre-
pairing circular regulations under which
notes, standard silver dollars ami fractional
silver are to be issued. Following are the
new regulations for issuing standard silver
dollars Standard silver dollars are firn-
i>led at the expense of the mint in sums of
$500 or any multiple thereof. First, upon
receipt at this office Of the original duplicates
will not do) certificate issued by any assist
ant treasurer or national bank depository
that Il deposit of currency has been made to
the credit Of the Treasurer in general account.
Deposits with the Assistant Treasurer at
New York may be made by checks payable
to his order forwarded directly to him with
instructions to deposit amount on account
standard silver dollars and to forward celtif-
Gates therefor to Treasurer. Secondly, upon
receipt at this Office of United States notes,
fractional currency, fractional coins, or
| national bank notes. Thirdly, upon RI .eipt
and collection Of checks on New York pay
| able to the Order of the Treasurer of the
United States.
The following arc the new regulations for
issuing fractional silver coins: First, the
Treasurer and Assistant Treasurers will eX-
change fractional silver coin in sums Of $40
or any multiple thereof for lawful money Of
the Unite. States on demand Of any holder
hereof. Second, the Treasurer will forward
fractional coit's 1T the expense of the govern
ment in return for relnittances of fractional
currency in sums of $500 or more. Third,
the Treasurer will forword fractional silver
coins in any sums ut the expense of the con-
signec upon complianc. with the regulations
prescribed for the issue Of silver dollars
Fractional silver coins will he redeemed
under the following regulations: First, the
holder of any silver may, on presentation of
the SAINT in sums Of $50 or any multi iple
thereof at the Office of the Treasurer or AS
sistant Treasurer, receive therefor lawful
money Of the United States. Second, Coins
for exchange should I've put up by denomina-
tions and each package marked with amount it
contains. Third, no coins mutilated SO as to he
unfit for circulation will be received. Fourth
when coins are forwarded to the Treasury by
express they should be addressed to the Treas
urer Of the United States ut Washington.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6, $3.50 p. m.--The
Commissioner Of the Genera: Land Office has
issued TO VIM. 4. Richardson a patent for the
California Rancho San Cello containing
1851 acres on the Bay Of San Francisco.
The title to this property has long been III
litigation in the u. 5. Supreme Court and the
present patent is issued in conformity to a
decision of that Court last winter at the final
settlement Of the case.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
The Fever.

MEMPHIS, August lG.--Eut one new case
reported up to noon, that of Ernst J.. Leakc.
Seven deaths have occurred since last night.
phis special says il is safe 10 assume that the
backbone of til" fever is broken, so far rs the
whites are concerned, owing to The exodus
to camp, and disintection being established
and carried out.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

berlin. August li--!' !l> !,'.i' 'r'i" sci
n"S' :" elli",n;" N1i',r., l.1'''t law i,r
alnlrirH hv ,'.. r",'','> '.t', ..n,.,i ir III.
r.'.-- -.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
DEEP LODGE ITEMS
New \.,ri,, West, Eth.

New N,riI, West, i"th.
The thermometer ranged Il, high rs - i!!1
~; degrees in the ,hah" here during iii" past
w"rk-tlr walnIr>t weather remembered ly
the oldest inIlat,iilnl.
DR.. Gleason has so fur ~i','n,":rl from his
Injuries :> to tie able to walk %itil thu ;Iil It
rrlltrlr.s. and "" trust he may tr abb |"
dispense W ilh them ire macy days.
James Il. NrMa>,"r. at Bar Mouth. has
purllarrh Mr.. T.. r. IIrl~rn's .Nrw tilica."
business and viii ,rnr>" /, ti.lt l,lar" tli>
week. Mr.. II. viii r., Us Kill IL, quasi
miner.
Edward I!rt,r",r1. III" mar win assaulted
SirYItr Walker in ll-Ir,H last tai. and who
WAS >"ltr!ur,i 10 liz" Years. has ir"lt pro-
nu.,ir.-! iu.,,r. ,.}i ,nNnr .ii'"u '"tEr H>I lam.
IL" j. - Wears ~ ~" nIri = na'i$r rf Ninnr-
s,,a. .!r,rr!. I"t,:.aI,. l".i.N""' Nt~lriA. and
Il resident nl the Nrttia r.'"N. nIrt -;
Years MAS also irkrn Az tie H>y.ur his ~rrk.
H. i suffering irons = tt'' 'nIn'l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-16
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
ScniineFs Reporter.

General Sabin returned by last night
train from San Francisco.
Mrs. b. F. McEwen and family wer
among the arrivals last night. :.
The illustrated weeklies can now b,
found at Smith q Caravans.
1t was n year ago yesterday since tn,
last flood occurred in Eureka.
DIR. Lukens is erecting a commodious
fire-proof building in the rear Of his drug
store on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. Mette, Of Rnby Hill, is seriously
ill. 1t will be unwelcomo news to her
many friends in this vicinity.
The building of the new theatre is closely
watched by Messrs. Wren, Dunkel and
Scott on behalf Of the stockholders.
An enterprising colored woman has
started a laundry opposite the Richmond
Hotel. No Cinnamon employed.
Joe Mendes placed a railing around his
organ yesterday. 1t was necessary in order
to keep the curious at a distance.
Governor Fremont, OF Arizona, and
Harry /. Thornton, Of San Francisco,
passed Palisade for the West on Thursday.
Owen McDermott has entirely recovered
from his late illness, and is around as
lively as ever. He eschews green fruit
now.
The finding Of the pistol lost in the rear
Of the Parker House has not been reported.
The owner will pay q liberal reward for its
recovery.
COMMISSIONS A. W. Campbell and
family departed this morning for San
Franci SEQ. They will be absent about
three weeks.
A check drawn by A. w. Campbell on
Paxton Il Co.. for S74 25, in favor of b.
Reinhart & Co., was lost yesterday. Pay
ment has been stopped.
JEFF Work has accepted the position Of
night Waterman at the Eureka Con-, and
will no longer be troubled by lazy or re-
fractory chain gangs.
The agency for Porter's patent iron roof
ing in Eureka has been secured by w. H.
Remington & Co. 1t is fire and water
proof, durable and cheap.
Elias & Bro. desire to close out their en-
tire stock in the next 80 days, as will be
seen by reference to our advertising col
umns..
The handsome front on Charley Lauten-
s~chlager's building makes a decided i'm
provement in the appearance Of that por-
ton Of Main street.
II a few more of our citizens would fol-
low DR.. Chamblin's example, Chinatown
would soon be at a point more distant
from our business centre.
The we'll in front Of Mr.. Stowell's drug
store is down 80 feet, five of which is
through limestone rock. Water has been
obtained in sufficient quantity.
The Postmaster is in receiptof a quantity
of cards to be used in the Transmission OF
registered letters. 1t dispenses with the
use Of three receipts, which has always
been announcement.
II any Of our citizens had any doubts that
the Haverly's mustered 40 men, they were
removed when the troop struggled up Main
street. 1t took them half an hour to pass
"a given point"
The position OF Second Assistant to the
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department,
made vacant by the removal Of Frank Dur
kee TO Bodie, will be filed at the first
meeting Of the Board Of Fire Delegates.