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The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
For Florida.

Attached TO the LOS p. m. train, to-
day, was the Directors private Pullman
1t had on board Joseph Leslev, of Bryn
Mxwr, Secretary OF the p. r. r., who
was joined at this place by his brother
A. V. Lesley, M. D., of New Castle.
Their destination is St. Augustine, Flor
ida, where Mr.. Joseph Lesley has been
ordered to spend the winter, as he has
been quite indsposed for year past
They 60 through to Jacksonville without
change.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Police PicEinQs.

al can't understand how it happened,
exclaimed an old inebriate at the poir
court last night against whom the chdrg.
of hngging a lamp post was preferred
He was d. ell 80 cents aud costs.
VIM. Donneily, former Delaware
avenue church member, and lately a
hero at police court at various times vas
charged With beating his wife again. He
was Fl ned two dollars aud costs by the
Mayor. Donnelly is a bad character, i,
and his wife Is much afraid of hip.
No cases were tried this morning.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
"''ers Ctaim Virginia.

laiu uUSD' csuS' Dec. 2.-The keadjusters
Hlip ,s..I uSus at eight o'clock aud were
sh.ye Ia,oh sIsn at midnight. They claim
hl lA,,.s,nh,y-two members OF the Cen
,a,jori,v os which would give them
SHly tx"l,t'en VI tsw'enty-two on joint ballot.
a,nb.n n"S,thlrds W Of the Republican
En the e, csne,G .ne General Assemolg took
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

III. announcement in male tLat Will
,.ng Vanderbilt ba,, through the re-
-, AL. Of New York Central stock and
.,., purchases, Increased his holdi"g
Jroi,sd States bonds to about SIG. .OOO,-
M II in registered 4s. He is the largest
,,,,,idual holder Of Government bonds
% The books.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
st, paily @azetts'

~. man who stole the p'esident'' s
~. v,, more Of gentleman than
Ses.s. s.mOer ofa Southern Returning
ny a'.' ,a ,s7o. and yet several Of thes~
S's. on. ,se.ived snug offices at the hands
Jur. Hayes.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

-. .orre,pondent, "L.w," seems to
o'n ons Of the editors of the Repub-
a"e ~ r. , rage that bereft him Of much
n'" ....on We should not wonder
q ',n.. " gave him greaer ofiense to-
% Sa ,ne harsh word begets another.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
e'phi~ Schooner Wreck ed.

MCOrp, Man, December 2.-Tbe Sig
MHoonsr Nar.1oh, at Kitty Haw k reporis
%,, from RnIy Ry Anderson, Of Pbiiadei.
ldsd B, MI MI River to Bal.imore. COM
sSs "a! a.! ., o;l,s Swan, was wrechsd I t~o
y rls ,....1 .. LIE Saving sosa ssssio". NO No
"'I l0''. Three 'Ss.s 81 er:~ low; :.S.% Captain
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
LiOLfs IN the DelaiU0re.

port OF the Light House Board says that
the work of lighting the Delaware river
from Deep Water Point to League Is
land has been commenced, the locations
and plans for the proposed lights having
been made. The construction of the
light stations will he commenced Az soon
az the lands for them eau be purchased. d.
The further appropriation Of $4,000 to
complete this system Of lights Is earnest
ly recommended.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Scroll York.

Two young men of this city have en-
Cered into a co-partnership for the pur-
pose of doing all kinds of scroll work,
the name of the tirm to be Boldly &
Fehrenbach. They have purchased all
tho necessary machinery for doing the
work, and orders sent to them at 100 e
Fourth street will be promptly attended
tn.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

When you see a baby, which you
know 10 have suffer. for q long time
summel complaint or dysentery, sud-
deuly improve and grow fat a:.d healthy
you can rest assured that DR.. Bulls Ba-
by Syrup has been used.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
TRANSFER OF A MILLION.
DENVER, Col. Dec. 2, 1870.

An election to dispose of 81, SOC, 900
worth of railroad stock belonging 70
Arpaho county to Jay Gould for . quarter
of million dollars took place today.
A light vote was cast and the propositi69
was accepted ten to one. l
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

Persons of sedehtary habits and over.
worked, ind In DR.. Bulls Baltimore
Pills q specific for want of appetite, pal.
pIiatiou, debility ,constpatio on. and many
other ailments. At all druggists. Price
26 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Mineral Wealth.

1t is said by Mr.. J. I'll. Smedley that
Delaware county, Pa, is rich with valu-
able mineral deposits. The great ser
pentine ridge, extending from the Della
" are ON through Chester county into
Maryland, conlalps gold, silver, plum
bite, platinum, sapphires, eneralds and
ame,hysts. He says: Il predict that
within the next two years there will he
large sums of money spent in prospect
ing in Delaware county," The Little
Bethel mines are now turning out laIge
quantities Of garnet at from $50 to $loo
a ton. Mr.. Smedley thinks that the
Glen Riddle gold discovery didn't
amount to anything because it was not
pushed.
Important Missionary Meeting
The congregations OF the Episcopal
churches, in this city, will hold their
annual Missionary Meeting in Trinity
Chanel, on next Sunday evening,at 7.3O
o'clock. Bishop Lee will preside and
make the address OH Missions in De'a d.
ware.
Sale of q Farm.
Joseph b. Walter sold his farm Of 100
acres, situated In Tredyfirin township,
Chester Co., Pa, on Thursday last.
! The purchaser WAS Harry Evans same
township. The price paid was sls,2oo.
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TO the Hublic I!

The undersigned having large A.
sOrtment OF
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
VIII offer to the citizens of Wilmington.
Inducements heretofore not offered by
any dealer In The same line of goods. I
will sell parlor bedroom quits a price
l5 per cent. lower than manufacturer'o
prices and all other kinds of furniture at
rates equally low. l am determined TO
gains will find it to their advantaxe 10
give me q call. before purchasing else.
where. 7, NJ. OGLE, 6U9 Market St.,
Auetioneef.
Secondhand furniture bought and sold
dec2-lm
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Chittendea Counting

WARRINGTON, December 2.-Repre'
sentative Chittenden, Of New York
made a canvass of the Republican mem
bers of the House to day, to see how
many would stand by him in support OF
a bill 10 meet the contraction of the
suge. The result was that only twelve
cOnld be found.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

If WE were to Judge by the quantity Of
cases being received by James 4 Webb. We
would say they were going to have an Inn
mense display of Holiday Goods.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Meetings To.Night.
WEDNESDAY,

Temple Lodge No. IL, A. F.A M.
Hope Lodge, No. 8, I. o. q. #. r
Champion Lodge, No. Q, K. Of p.
Oriental Lodge, No. Ii, X. Of p.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, q. Of T.
Harmony Lodge. NO. s, A. o. q. r.
Union Loan. MAS.
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Passed ONt.

The Old Dominion steamship Isaac
Bel passed out the ChrIstiana this
morning, at lib O'Clock on her way to
New York. The ste amer arrived here, a
few days ago to undergo repairs at the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co. Owing to
her large Dimensions her progress out
the creek wa, very slow. She will re-
sumo her trips betwscn New York and
Lewes in few days.
On a Trip.
This morning at 1888 o'clock, Off cial
car No. q of the p. w. b B. R. r., pass
ed through this city. The car coutaiued
President Hinckley, Superintendent
Kenny, Chief Engineer Fuller, Assistant
Superintendent Smith, and tive or three
other gentlemen. The party were on
their way to Baltimore for the purpose
of inspecting the company's property in
that city.
Sailed fOy. Cuba.
Thomas Guthrie, William Griner, and
Master Haney. of this city, and known
as the Dupont Brothers, sal! to-day from
New York, for Havana. Cuba, where
Gus They will be absent about two
years, aud during that time will travel
all through the " est Indies and South
America. They receive large salary.
STILL ANOTHER.
The Live Oak Assembly, . social
organisation of this city, announce that
their fifth annual bali will take place In
Webster's Dancing Academy on Friday
evening, February 9th. The committee
are making every endeavor to make it
success.
improvement.
Mr.. Harry G. Robelin, formerly of the
firm of r pbelin & Bro, music dealers of
this city, will In a short time, commence
the " Ork of remOdelling the building
No. TO Market street. He will when the
improvements are hni he'd open large
piano and music store.
Personal.
Mr.. John s. Mcdaniel, of this city,
leaves to-day for an extended business
tip through the West and Southwest.
He will hs gone no veral weeks.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Imporsant 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup IL the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL cOrrects acidity OF the
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort,
to mother and child. During the process
If teething It's value Is incalculable. 1t
softens The gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain. thereby giving rest 10
the chill and comfort To the mother.-
twenty e We cents a bottle. marl5-lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
,,.m Rev. J. L Il ank In. D. 4

I.xrs a wsBBs holiday opening VIII
NJ, ul.ce Tuesday. December 9th. -
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DIED.

GFMMILL.-On the ID inst, Bessie H.,
aged years, Z months and 26 days.
The relatives and frier. ds Of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral, without further notice, on Thurs
day the 4th inst. Services at the house ct
l.3Op. m. Interment at Christiana, Del.
dec3-2ts,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

Diphtheria 10 quite prevalent at Mar
shallton, Chester county.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Public IDsfalldtiOn.

On the night tuesday, De,ember
Goth, there will be public installation of
officers by Asy lum Lodge. No. %, l. ..
o. +. The exercises will be enlivened by
addresses and some excellent vocal and
instrumental music. Company A. Will
mington Battalion of Uniformed Patri-
archs, will tu'n out in full uniform aud
act as an escort for the lodge during the
evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Lou Wdter.

The Susquehanna river is now fordable
at Peach Bottom. Horse back riders and
cattle frequently cross short distance
below the ferry. During high water the
same place would float q heavy draft
steam boat.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
NEW ADVERTISEslENrS.

dor SALE.-The lot ON West Sixth
il street. adjoiniug st Peters Female
School, 10 IT. front, l5' #. deep, with brick
stable IN the rear. Apply to
dec3-tL 3. N. PCSEY, COZ West st.
STRAYED Game TO the PREMISE Of
- the subscriber, Nov. IL, red steer.
with white face The owner can have
the animal by proving property, paying
charges for Keeping and paving for mn
advertisement. SMITH HEWITT,
Near Newport,
dec4-3t Christiana HID.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

~ The Shields Library Association
take this opportunity of returning their
thanks to Prof AS. Webster, for hts kind.
ness on Thanksgiving Eve. AS also to all
the Ladies and Gents who participated
In the bail. By order of Committee.
JNO. F. MCCULLIN,
dec3-lt. Secretarv.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

As these goods are advancing in priee
almost daily, we would advise our cuato.
mers TO save money by purchasing thsif
novl5. ri SELL 4 SPENGER
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

Mr.. John s. Mcdaniel, of this city,
leaves to-day for an extended business
t,ip through the West and Southwest.
He will hs gone several weeks.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
To-Day's Dispatches.

Special to the Herald.
 l ~NYAsHINGToN, Feb. 15.-In the sch ate today the Chinese immigration bill came up again as unfinished business. and Blaine proceeded to ad- vocate its passage. He first denied Mr. Matthews statement that the United States had solicited the Bur lingame treaty, and showed that it was procured by Durlingame's able management for the benefit of Ghina, our commercial interests being al reqdy cared for by the Reed treaty.
 The president has nominated Horatio C. Burchard, Q; Illinois, di- rector of the mint, vice L;nderman, dccaasci -un-rrf- .f '. f
 PANAMA, February 14.-Peruvian advices state that Aroquipa was visit cd, on p1JFnuargNDlh at midhightlby the severcst earthquake since that which destroyed the city on August Gth. The inhabitants ran fran,ically through the streets. No lives were lost.
 LONDON, February ii.-Italiau ad- vices seem to show that Italy is more panic stricken by tho reports of the plague than caro the counties nearer to Russia.
 RoyE, February IA decision has just been reached at the Vatican 10 create. certain new dioceses in the United States, in consequence of the growth of the church in that country
 PORTLAND, February 14-A heavy snow siprin has prevailed throughout Eastern Oregon and Washington ter riiory. Tie l,lss in cattle is heavy.
 SAN FBAScisco, Fcbruary 1J.-Tip TVr irqrttell atSl. ..''.' -"
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
Thursdays Dispatches.

Special to the Herald.
 WAsHINGTOX, February l3.-In the senate. yesterday MT Allison, from inc committee on Indian affairs. re- ported back VtlerpsolHion insiructing the committee to inquire into tie re- cent dispatch of the Cheyenne Indi- ans from Fort Robinson and their subsequent slaughter. He said the committee was unable from the papers to make any intelligent report at this session.
 \ resolution pro 'iding for a select committec Of senators to examine into the circumstances attending the escape of the Indians and their slaughter, was agreed To.
 Al the conclusion of the morning business Mr. Saunders called up the bill recently introduced by him to authorize the president 1o transfer the custody. control and management O. certain Indians from q Q interior to the war department. He spoke al length in ravor of educating the h. dians to become citizens.
 On motion of Mr. Sargent the sen ate took lrp the Chinese immigration bill, but owing to the lalencss Of the hour debate upon it was postponed until tomorrow, when it will come up as unfinished business immcdi- at y after the morning hour.
 The senate then adjourned.
 In the house MT, Acklin introduced a bill to restore the franking privil- ege as to letters sent or received by members of congress; also, a bill to abolish the mileage of members of congress and substitute payment of their actual travelling expenses. Re ferrc1.
 The house agreed to the conference report on the naval appropriation AAoaC CT sHoC ONsJalGF !. IoCIsvIII.E, February 13. - The Couier-JouTual correspondents report there is no yellow fever in the south, but some sort Vf sickness seems to have been caused by the disintcrment of bodies of persons who died oi yellow fever.
 CAFETowS, via ST. VINCENT, Feb ruary l1.--0n thc 2lst of Junuary q British column, consisting of DOT ton of the 24th regiment q battery of artillery and six hundred native auxilliaries, was utterly annihilatcd near the Fugclia river, by 10000 Zulus, who captured valuable con voy of 102 wagons, 1000 oxen, ; caravans, 400g shot and siell, 1000 rifles, 2J,OOO rounds of ammunition, G0,O00 pounds weight oi provisions, and the colors of the 2iih regiment. It is estimated that 5000 Zulus were killed and wounded in the battle and thirty officers, five hundred non cOmnjssioned oiisersr and the rank and file of the Imperial troops, and seventy non n.commissioned officers and tho rank and file of the Colonial { troops.
 LoxDoS- February 15.-Rcilforcc- rnents for Cape Colony ordered ft0m England number about 1000 men. The government is actively inQuiring concerning private steSihcr assistance. The only troop ship in the harbor is being rapidly prepared for servIce at Portsmouth.
 BERLIN, February t3.-It is off cially announced that the Greek gov ernment has received reports from ils ccazcl at Tarylr, on the Egcan -ca,
 JThf gGh9 TS IWoI
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
TELECRAPH. FROM THE CAPITAL. }
 Glt.41T-fff The Last Acts of the Legis-
 lature.
 IIHE APPOINTMENTS MADE, pAssA GB Sf r,Iss1tAILRoAD ,l BII.1s NDttysTlON. Hen. ,. 2. 41sap Goes to Wash inGten il; Place Of Governor
 Fremont D4H
lTHE APPOINTMENTS MADE.

Special to Tar HERALD.
 PEEscoTT, February 1.-The rcso- lution inoiting Gov. Fremont 10 pro- ceed to Washington, to lay before the President the condition of the people of Salt river valley in reference to the presidents late order for an Indian reservation, was taken up and Hon. John T. Alsap was substituted for Gov. Fremont, and the resolution was adopted as amended. The resolution was sent to the council.
 Sidney R. DeLong has been con- firmed as prison commissioner This completes the appointments. 4aaG
 All bills creating offices or increas, cd pay to federal officers have been defeated in the house.
 The governor has signed numerous bills and reported them today, in elnding the bill for building road from Tucson to Globe.
 The registration law was killed in the council last night. '
 The passage of law by both houses authorizing Yavapai and Maricopa coutics to issue bonds for the build ing of a railroad from Maricopa Wells, via Phenix, 10 Prescott, has created considerable indignation among some of the people Of Pres colt. They don't want to build the road The taxpayers are divided on this question.
 By joint resolution the tenth lcgis. lative assembly will adjourn stle dis tonight at 12 o'clock.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15

confirming the rumOrs or an out. break of'ilfe piaghe'there.
 PARIS. February 13.-It is expected liai lrc QaieSql, Jdsnn@syiu publish to-msrrnw a decree transferring seven and dismissing or retiring twelve procurators generals. Four comman- ders of the army corps will be trans. ic.rcd and nine dismissed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February 13.- Tiptop S145.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
| a-.layl s DispatcIies.

 SGToN, February 1.-The house ,conference report on the bill to abolish volunteering in the navy Of the United States was agreed to.
 The house went into committee Of the whole On the Legislative app-o priation bill: The item in regard 10 public printing gave rise to n discus sion on the management of the gov eminent printing office.
 \ letter was referred to the com. niittce~ on ways and means from the secretary of the treasury, stating that there will probably be deficit in the revenue of the government of S2T, Oo0,OOJ and asking authority to issue four per cent bonds 10 cover the dc ficlency.
 In the senate, 1Ir. Kellogg intro duced a bill to secure the completion of line of railway from San Anto- nio 10 point at or. near Fl Paso, upon the Rio Grande, to be known as the Mexican and Pasific extension of the Galveston and San Antonio railway. He spoke briefly in favor of the con- struction of the road, which asked but ten thousand dollars a mile from the government He had read letters showing the advantages of the pro posed road. Referred.
 Mr. Merrill called up the bill re- ported from tho committee on finance . few days ago, authorizing the con version of national gold banks, and it WAS passed, but subsequently, Mr. Conkling entered motion to recon slider the vote by which the bill was passed, on account of an error in the bill.
 In the debate on H.e Chinese bill Mr. Morgan spoke half an hour, his maih point being that our, difficulties and antortunate Fcxperseacc with lh negro and Indian should warn us against encouraging or inviting the prcseneeStf Hiy diber, Inferior race among Us. He was followed by MT. Matthews, who violently opposed the bill as being q proposition 10 break the solemn pledges of lie treaty with out any sufficient justification for such a violation of a national tftaiy He admitted that congress has the constitutional power to repeal treaty by law lut claimed that the oRiy proper mcLhcd unde. the usages and proprictics io modify or repeal treaty, is Though diplomatic negotia- lions. lfe ihlimated that negotiations arc in rFpgressl with Inc Chinese em- bassy Io obtain, by mutual consent, the oLiccls.of Inc bill. g '- 'i a ''
 Mr Mathews, assuming his remarks ar rgucd that aside from nie question oi good faith, there is nonccessity for excluding Chinese. and ridiculcd the idea that our people and institutions had cause 10 fear from them.
 PHILADEIPIIIA, FEBRUARY 1.-The Scuylkill river rose rapidly last night. Work is suspended in the mills at Manayunk. There are interior report; of freshets and some alarm.
 
 DEADwooD, FEBRUARY 14-Last Sunday band of 9 Indians raided q camp of three hunters on Cheyenne river, 90 miles east of Rapid City They captured one ejtn, the horses, Nnd all the provisions and blankets The hunters say the Indians had herd of 100 horses and we're moving north.
 s- LONDON, FERRrARY 14-The Ad- miralty announces that it has char tered fifteen steamers to carry troops and supplies to the Cape:
 General Grant and party have ar rived at Bombay. -...,,
 SAN -FRiScIsco, FEBRUARY 14.-' Tiptop, 1.25. Silver King, 9.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
Notice

For sale cheap, on reasonable terms, a-steam tlreshing machine, engine, separator, derrick forks and rigging complete, mess outfit and tools. also one set of2i inch French burrs for cracking wheat. barley or corn.
 .n 1.. .,-- VIM. A. HANCOCK.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
C0-Partnership.

The finn of ASHER & ELLIS, in Phenix, Ari- 'zona, has been changed to that of ELLIS, ASHER & CO.,, MT. Henry Asher suc- ceeding to the interest of M. Asher, and the admis- sion of Guss. Ellis as a partner The new firm as- sume all liabilities, and are alone authorized to collect all debts due. the late firm. The new firm will contin- ue the business as hercto- fore, and solicit the pat ronage of the. q public, offering facilities unsur-r passed by any firm in the Territory S 4
 LYMAN ELLIS,
 HENRY ASHER,
 GUSs. ELLIS. Phenix, Arizona, Jan. 29, 1879,
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Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
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Salt River herald., 1879-02-15

Gillett is the location of the mul of the Tiptop Mining Company Rsrsons yisting this live mining camp viii fihathe Young America Ho. tel and Kes'auTHnt the cheapest abd best p ace 10 put ap ai. Terms T. tasonabie. .''
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-01
Gadsden Letter.

You are aware this Is the Gland
of berries" Everything foretells the
busy times we are to have in about
four or FIVE days. Mr.. Tosh, OF Ma
sons Grove, about two miles from this
place, brought in three quarts of very
fine strawberries yesterday and sold
them. We hare heard of others be-
ing in town, but these were the first
we have seen. Fourteen crates passed
here to-day from Bartlett. Gadsden
intends shipping some tomorrow.
The pleasure seeking people of our
community are enjoying this fine
weather hunting aud fishing. MIR.
Henry Watkins came in this evening
with twenty-one squirrels, but he says
he left more in the woods.
Rev. DANES Holt, of Milan, preach
ed two hours t. the people of Gads-
den last Sunday.
Rev. James Perry. of Brownsville,
preached at AIason's Grove last Sun.
day-text, Romans vii and 10.
On Sunday, May 4th, Prof. I. B.
Day, of Humboldt, will preach the
funeral of Mrs. Fannie Mason ut the
Grove
Mr.. r. y. Moore, of Milan, visited
Gadsden several days ago.
Mr.. Brooks, of the EXCHANGE, paid
lis flying visit last Thursday. Come
again, Mr.. Editor, after we sell the
berries.
Miss Minnie Boykin is visiting rel
atives here.
Mr.. Willis Richardson, one of our
enterprising merchants, shipped three
very small spring chickens to Mem
phis the other day, and received 81
for them.
The school here will close about the
9th Of May.
We have a Furnishing temperance
lodge here. New officers are to be
installed next meeting. Milan is
some larger than GadSden, but we ex-
pect 6. affords the best lodge. We
have fifty-two charter members, and
have initiated several since.
| had better close for fear Of telling
you more about berries. l..
Gadsden, April u, 1879.