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business man III Wilmington, and II
every city mot already taken) A few
hundred dollars necessary TO pav i'm
goods on delivery after orders have be, II
Secured for the sam $50 Der munII
profit Rui ra lie'd.
The M st searching investigation sole
tied.
A. 8. Arnold 4 co., corner First stree
and Rroaoway, Brooklyn, N. Y. lnyl7-2t.
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Terrible Accident,
FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED ON AN
EXCURSION TRAIN.

FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED ON AN
EXCURSION TRAIN.
SANTA CRUZ, Cal, May 23.-The
local train on the South Pacific Coast
Railroad, which ran to-day between
here and Big Trees with passengers
to the Independent Rifle picnic, at
that place, met with a terrible acci-
dent at half-past three O'Clock.
Three open cars, with high ratings
outside and at the ends with seats,
and loaded with about one hundred
and seventy-fve persons, left Big
Trees for this city. The train was
pulled by engine No. 3, one Elliott
being the engineer. On the way
down all went we'll until No. 7 tun-
mel was passed. This tunnel is To-
Gated just above and overlooking the
powder works. As the cars passed
through the tunnel the speed of the
engine was increased by the down
grade.
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FOURTH EDITION
ndienstom. for ro.I,ay.

muaeNtf0ms Tor fO-Day.
Stationary, Jottowed By falling barometer;
scdrner. sOutheriy s0inds, partly ciottdy
toeath'r, soith occasional tocat rain, Jolto,0ed
by clearing soealher.
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY MEETING.

In ac,orda ce with the rules OF the
Democratic Party of New Castle County.
"a County Meeting will be held in the
Court House In the city of New Castle, on
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1850.
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. M,
For the purpose Of re-organizing the
party appointing Judges for holding the
Domin alton electio s.; appointing a
County Executive Commit g and for the
Transaction ofanyother business that may
pe properly brought before the meeting.
WILLIAM X BklGdT,
Chairman of last Courty MeeIing.
May 10th, 1850. myTeod dStw,
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THE COUNTY COURTS
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.


MEAL TO lie TRIED THIS TERM.
Specially reported for the GAZETTE.
New CASTLE, May "a.
Court reassembled at 10 o'clock this
morning, Chief Jus ice Comegys and
Judges Houston and Wales ON the
bench.
Tue Court charged the jury IN the
libel suit Of CtUasdale VS.. Bright, and
said tuat the case WAS an aciiun of a
libel Of William /. Croasdale VS.. VIM.
Bright to recover damages from Bright
on account OF alIe-ed pGblicity by
Bright.
A libel has been defined to be a ma
liclous publication ia PRINT with the in.
tent by another To disgrace OF lower
said person III sUciety. his vase comes
within the GetnitlOn Of libel suit.
Before you can find a verdict for I. e
defendant you must be satisfied that
lie publlsi ed the llDI. If Lr authoriz-
ed, adopted or recoghi<'d the paper he
is AS much liable as II Le did IL himself
aud it. Ill axes no difference If he did moi
sign his name to it.
II you do not iud from tie evldenc.
hat defendant was not part cipant in
the paper you are 10 render your yer
diet accordingly, but should you belle. e
that lie was participant then you
should render verdlct against him.
II you find for the plaintiff that the
paper was libellOns and tendi, g % vi H.
~ !nm then lie is entitled 10 damage
and IL is for you TO decide this case.
! he Judges iarge lasted filten min
utes when Tue case was given 10 the
jury.
La the cas- OF William Nea', colored,
who is TO be trled on he charge of c1m
mi ting an outrage upon Mrs. Closer,
young married woman Of Blarkblru
Hundred, Mr.. Higgins, counsel for the
prisoner, asked that the case be puslpon-
ed until the next term OF Cuuu, owing
10 the absence of material witness
who resides il Philad lt,hia, IT. being
lmposSiblr 10 lave him appear at tins
term. This witness IS 10 testify on The
po'nt OF character of prosecuting wit
LESS.
MIR. Gray, States Attorney. objected to
having the case postponed, as counsel
for the prisoner has had ample time to
prOcuie his witness.
The Court refused tie request and
stated that II made no difference whetb-
er a man vas black or white he would
be given fair trial IN th court.
AT 1875 the prisoner wa, brought in
to CouIt.
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS.
WEDN ESDAY Nav .oh n


-FOUR Is dun, and low grades are weak
oa,sS Vi lp0 barrels, including Minnesot,,
e, e1sraS " y. ~ 30 az %; Pennsv ,vHnia f1mllV
az 90 zoao 5p; Western do. at s. rs ~ :,
nu anu patent and other high grades al s. -
40. rye riour is steady at ~ 5Ua4 %.
6hAlN.- Wheat Is dull, unsettled and
lower. Sales ot IO,0D bushes, includin,,
req ~ 29al 80 and amber at A II: No
req N e'evator, at 81 " May, 81 23N Juue
o. ~ i1s d@1s l IL July, and 81 9l4AuguSt. RIVE
Is Is scarce. We quote PennsyIvaiIia M sSc
Corn Is IN fair request and over. sales of
lo.UO oushes $, including rejected at sic !.
1oeanier Ias al ola52c mixed at 81 Sa53c. YET
.ow az 54c., and white at 55c. Al the caiI
board 3O,U00 bushes sail, mixed Ang,Iat
solu az is34c., and 20,m0, May, ut 81 &c, OATS
are fdtx DeItef Sales of5oOO bushels including
NIX d, NJ 4Oa42c., and white al 45lL,,Iic
ne receipts to-day were as follows. o. Ia
p,' pols. nour, V,,W0 bushels Wheat. g1. .gW
bushels corn, l9,40O bushels oaLs, 6a5 bills
malt. l45 barrels whisky, JUS
WHISKY.-l6D barrels OF Westarn tro,-
bound sold at 81 lO1% per gallon.
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DRY GOODS.

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CLAYTON House Arrivals.
. J. DeuI. Bucyrnr, OhlO.

II. j. Deal. Bucyrur, ONO.
j. h. II RIuk, WilliunspJTl, Ia
j. RO II. Ll nam, BALTIC, Mu. c,tv Md
Edward Kpontz, Frede'leh o.'' ."
FRANK 1. hhod~s,
William Woodward,
Geo. W. Is. Sh liner,
}. Il. Jones, Cnlc"go.
james Z. Adams, i'hlla.
A. y. Clark, New York. NJ
]. X. storey Chester Co., ra'
Geo. n. Andrnreed, Boston
q. IL. Huibere, N. Y.
j. Il. Heller,
J. +. williams, Ashley, Pa
Chas. Mefong, phlla. ~.
ID. A. Ainslie, Richmond, va
Mrs. NJ. 7. Busby, city.
NJ iss Mckay, Phiiu.
IL p. Ausorge, New'iork.
NJ y II. Bower, Delaware
Mis-. +. GOODWIN,
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. May II. ) p. NJ.
Inc cattle market has been dulI durIn. :.
the past week, aud prices were a fractint,
lower. 32U head arrived nd sold at m a
di1erent yards at 3a53lc. per H., as TO con- on
SHEEP were dull and lower. 6OOO head
solu AZ tne different yards at 5La7lIc
per To-. az to condition, and lambs sol id 81
Hoes were dull, but rrices were nm
changed $500 head sold al ga w. ner n
.oo lows were unchanged. lgJheau SOLD ~
SzO asoO per head as To condition.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard. West Phtla., Man Ia
sHEEP.-Ex,ra, Il0 to 100 bs., IS 20 10 IN
MS, ~ TO 8; good lambs, " :, Slx. com M 90
ianos, to ~; calves, 8 To 8Lc' MarKat
ialr. Arrivals. 5000 head. Ae'
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JUMPING THE TRACK.

just as the curve in the road was
reached the first car Jumped the
track to the left and the second car
to the right, the third remaining on
the track. The people on the first
two cars were thrown into confused
mass toward the bank, the cars pass
ing over those who were thrown
across the track.
Those in the third car were unin-
lured, merely being thrown off their
feet. Those not hurt Immediately
set to work to assist the wounded
and look after the dying and dead,
and word was Immediately sent to
tLls place and Fulton for assistance,
which was promptly rendered
HOTELS TURNED INTO HOSPITALS.
Gloom and sadness are tonight
cast over city. Every hotel is being
turned into a hospital to receive the
wounded, who number over forty.
Already thirteen are reported dead
End others will die before morning.
A number Of San Francisco people
were on the train at the time of the
accident. 1t will be impossible to
give a full list Of the wounded to-
night, as they are being cared for by
all parties, and are spread in various
parts OF the town. Some of the dead
have not been identified. Physicians
are heroically working to relieve the
sutferings of the wounded, assisted
by the Sisters of Charity. There are
no services at the churches on ac-
count of the disaster.
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The sight OF an ueiJ g ha" ssrous ten
so e, 10 say nothing of lis a. 10 ny
dsncy, should induce an ,hase trOu-
Or. bu rs Baltimore rms loi 'A
oIesome blood dlsor deTs'
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The following were the runng prices II
market this morning:
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

BLUE BOTTLED FhEs.-Three blue>bot.
tied flies. says Linnaus, will dsvour a horse
as soon as a lion could do it. The statement
is no doubt somewhat of an exaggeration but
it is not SO far over the mark az it NAV be
supposed to be. One fly, it has been stated,
will produce 20, 900 g and no sooner are
the maggets Matched for them than they set
to work with such vigor that in twentg-four
hours they will increase in weight 200 timee.
ln three weeks every one of them may have
become a perfect fly, half of them, perhaps,
females capable of depositiag another 90.
900 eggs in any dead rat or high log Of
mutton that threatens to breed pestilence in
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretion of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &c.,I will send \ recipe
thet viii cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by . missionary in
SCUM Amesica. sead a self- addressed env elope 10
City. ans0 1
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CoAL u sAIT

Ami now Offering for sale
100 Tons Baltimore Tcin T1ae Ash Ee,
a"d Store Coal;
zoe Tons Lykens' EaUey Red Ash and Bah
tinO,e Teia White Ash Nut Coal;
200 Tons Georges Creek PaUsy Cool and
and LOCO Sack liverpool Fine and O. A.
Sah, at tOisest prices.
Corn wanted in exchange for any Of The atovs.
MoGRAw,
Sov.9 3, 1850. Harperhs Ferry, w. We.
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.inT@sy OF UnlyeT'aI KnovIcdcc, 2 vole.. 4 10
Miin"n's Gihhon's Rene. 8 vols., 1880 49,
Meeou;Ry's History CT England. ; vols Q an
chamho's'c ycloI Hdis Of Eng. Li,e.a ture.l vols.
knights History of England, 4 vols, ca
Plutach'a Lives of ItGustrinus Men. 3 vols OF <.
Geisie's Liz" and Words of Christ. so cent.
Younr's Ribl" Concordance, 3ll ,o0e references
(prepnriRgl. s. $50.
Acme Library Of Biography, so cente.
no9k Of Fables. fss"P: etc illus. 5n cents.
snaksspcer"'s Complete works. rs cent?.
works of Dante, translated by Cary. 80 cents.
vs. orks of Virgil. translated hy Dryden. 40 cents
The Koran of ~ohRmme translated by salo, IS
Adventures Of Don auixnte. illus. SO cents
Arabian Nights. illrs F., so cent?
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MunchauR"n and Gull;ver'a Tra vels. films. 20 cite
stories and ballads. by E. +. lden, iIlus 81.
Remit by bank draft, money order, sesiets,ed
be sent in postage stamrs. Address
JoHN r. ALnsx, Manager.
March 90, 1859.
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PORK.-We wish to engage some Pork
from some of our patrons who owe us, and
would like to hear from any one who can
supply us with the N
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Jefferson Carriage Factory,

JeAerson carriage Factory.
T'hs unde.e'Ened respectfully sn-"y.
son and the public generally, that he CT
Is still Ut the old stand in Chartestown, ON the ad-
Joining equarc TO the Rank of Chsrlegtown two
doors West of Trussell & Lucas store, where he
CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS,
Such as
RockHweys, Phaetons. Huggies. Jompse.ts. Jag
gers, and Extension Top Spring wagons and
Market Wagons.
Bsviag been doing business eleven ,e.,s and
working for Wells J. Hawks before tho war, and
having now IN my employ MIR. WIN. a. Davis and
Isos9s Ryan, Hn~ks' old reliable Painter and
Wo"d-worker. can :givs satisfactioa to all who
may favor me With a call. All New Work built hy
me warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done in the beet manner and at
short notice. and with the beet material.
JOHN z. HILBERT.
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Young mon seeking a Commercial Education,
cannot do better than to address Prof. J. c..
Smith, A. NJ, Principal of the Iron City. Col
)ege. Pittsburg, Pa Students admitted st any
time. Write for circulars. See advertisement
in another column.
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.CARRELI. sells the ''Trevere" Kid Glove. for
Ladies' and Geats. Every pair warranted.
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BcrIyri7'c. Clarke County, Ia.

TIVE undersigned continues TO receive orders Ia
a la. line for all kinds of Carriage Work, Re-
to MiIlwood. Having enlarged his capacity for
the production OF the best work In every style, be
ask you TO CALI and see mo before purchasing eIse-
where, as ] am determined to furnish work and do
oil kinda OF Repairing at a. little profit e. can DO
done anywhere, and as buy all my STOCK OF fret
hands ! therefore feel sRtisfed that J can sell upon
as advautag eOus terms 8s any other shop that
nakes ii a busiuoGs. ] keep ON hand a. IA as
practicable, and make TO order all kinds OF vEHi.
RI "a oOrh IA
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You will fad tina Iar.eat stock of Cloa5s ard
Do:,n.ns al C~kHRELL'S
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Acme Library OF Modern CLASSICS. 20 cant,
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Talne,e hlstory of English Li,er.ture, TO cents.
Gee,ls Book OF Natural History, 81.
Pictorial Handy Lexicon, So cents.
sayings' by author of sparrowgrass Papers, 70
Mrs. Romans Poeticnl Works, rs cents.
Kitto's Cyclor#dia of Bib. i crn,ure 2 vol, 90
Roliin's A ncient History. 1925.
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Health for Women. DR.. Geo. n. Taylor, so cents.
Iasrsryy MsgsE5ss' h 10 se1,s = No. 9 ,ays.r.
Leaves from the Diary of an old lawyer, sI.
Each OF the above bound in cloth: Ii BY h1ail.
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Descriptive Catalogues and Terms to Club. sent
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MAsoN1o.-At the annual convocation of
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of ives,
Virginia, held at Wheeling on Monday
night of last week. the following named
officers were elected and appointed for the
ensuing year:
W. Il. II. Flick, n. r. Grand High
Priest.
VII Freeman, NJ. b. Grand King.
j. O. Baker, NJ. f Grand Scribe.
S. P. aiidreth, r Z Grand Treasurer.
Hugh Sterling, Grand Lecturer.
j.. Ell Flanagan, Grand Chaplain.
jeTc a. Miller, Grand Captain of Host.
a. J. Stone, Graad Prin. Sojourner.
G. W. Fsidt, Grand Royal Arch Captain.
Frank Rex, Grand II Third Vail.
Gustav Brown, Grand NJ. Sseond Vail.
John T.. Pilsen. Grand NJ. First Vail.
Timothy Bliss, Grand Tyler.
The Grand Lodge A. +. and A. NJ,
closed Its annual session in the same city on
Wednesday night. The following officers
wero elected for the ensuing year:
Q. j. Faulkner, Jr., Grand Master.
John ii. Riley, Dep. Grand Master.
VIM. Fl. IL. Flick, Senior Grand Warden.
W. G. Bennett, Junior Grand Warden.
Isaac IL. Williams, Grand Treasurer.
Odeil S Long, Grand Secretary.
Chas. Il. Collier, Grand Lecturer.
SanI. II Austin, Grasd Chaplain.
Geo. L.. ThOrnburg, Senior Grand Dsa>
con.
Frank Rox. Junior Grand Deacon.
j. II. Reaburn, Grand Marshal.
Arthur G. Bailey. Grand Pursuivant.
Timothy Bliss, Grand Tyler.
Messrs Gustav Brown, of Jefferson Chap
ter, and John Portcrfold, of Malta Lodge,
attended as representatives of she Order at
this place. Mr.. Brown is appointed Dis
sriot Deputy Grand Nastcr for the Fourth
District.
There were also in attendancc at tho
Grand lodge: j. 8. Fleming, of Mt. Nebo
Lodge. shephOrdstOwu; John Haysloet, of
TFiluminar Lodge, Midalewny; G. l.. Hop
wood, of Logan Lodge, H"rpor's Ferry; and
James II. Lansdon, of Jefferson Lodge, Ka-
bletown.
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The Pearl Shirt can only be found at CAR
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CARRELL'S.
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- The official returns from tho First Cons
gressional D i%strict. elect Col. Ben. Wilson
to Congress over Mr.. John A. Hutobison by
something over one hundred majority.
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al, ri CAREELL'S.
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Literary Revolution and Universal .KnovyIedoo

A pSGg'I ab l paao x&3 G GT 1h is &C" Psa; 10 per cen. more matter than any Enycno.
S nal morocco b S?r nt prnodo on fine heavy paper wide m,esb o%% s% h Tor
gilt tor go al enterprise so extraordinary t n rs ieng us , o95d IN bali Ru"d..
hsg, nay be fay cn*mcdt TO raugurana InenrvP ernGSn' MFFoen' in DOCK pub
"Chanh9. EmY1Nie aM''~ with shout 20 per cnt % new nate. .E &p saaoWs ditto Of
ebTIm I E sol ne ent majority of hose who copsltw works of etrneees No IT,
Specimen Voumesn ener sts will be nt tr ,-m,H. -. -,
ceto Of n%poriohacp e p@N volume "A WIN P""ege OIL eun on re-
de ssImno %sssn"% ali all ,y s1merh"r.:. and extra discounts to clubs. Full particular with
,.,,, leading TihcfPics OF the American BOOK Exchanr
III Ss %tS sppmo the hhs of pr c0no toim making books about one han wb.tu w,, f. r.z.-
deshs " o." per cent commission commonly anowedto
I'M mi .n5n 90" n OF s wmn made oooat ia time sbta fraction ofhe cos, whom NADIA nn.
~. go g%d yPe. Hepe,e etc. do arefnp PRINTING, and strong nt bi,@,, h. "a,
sdt o ahhy raced type. ePngyp pepper and gady hndne. which are 10 sam n,oo
Wm@ nG e make b"tsa Ppearh large ed fsa and which greatly ddtet@T Cost p ~" S%mony re-
Va make 81 Ind h%nd is better than om make SIS and an nemy
Standard ESooISS--
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For Fine oreseGoods, Trimming Silk, Saline
aud cashmercs you siil fad it TO y'u, interest
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Duf's College. Pi.tsburg. Pa, is the Oldest
Commercial College in the Slate. Students en-,
enter ct any time. Sea adv. in another column.
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ny Goods will always be found inside my store.
". e. CARRELL.
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CARRIAGES Of EVERY VARIETY

EMITTING TOP BUGGIEs,
PHI RTONS, noCRAwAYS, (An stylss)
STRING WAGONS.
with or without movable Tops, suLKIEe.
Ms, sc. And I am also prepared to manu-.
~fAeture EARSE Of any description. / viii
guaranteei oil work OF nay manufacture for the
space of ono year. Any work not coming up
TO my representation, l win make good without
one doIlAr's COST 10 tho party buying. will also
ringes. BuEgios, &C, therefore to per,ons Who
viGh TO patronize
HOME MANUFACTURES,
offer an i~nducemeut for them to buy Of me In.
stead of going abroad, as there can be a. substan.
tial work put up at HoMR Rs elsewhere.
can negotiate with parties for work ~ their
homes II desired, If within q days drive, upon
notifying me At this place.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended 20
me from Clarke, FnuquioT, Loudoun and adjoining
counties. ] respectfully AJAX q continuance Of tho
same. Ia~aft further orders.
GEO. q. THOMAS,
PhGaix Carriage Works.
Dec. 10. 1s79-y. BerryvfIie. We.
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AGENTS AND CANVAssERs
Mage Iron S25 10 $50 per week seliinF goods fer
&c 4 60, 10 Barclay Street Sew
August %, SsO-ly.
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Hats s-d Caps without numbar at oARRELL,s
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BENZ. f. LE1sENR1Na, p. n.
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R%ALr,nonn. sATunpAv, November 10.

THE Bickford < huffman s.Farmers Favorite"
L Double Force Feed G rain and Fe~ rtilizer Drill,
for sale by HORACE BEALL & co.
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Cnrp"'s. C"nrac!'th=, O,l C.o.hr, Eaats and
DrUEgcIa 4, GAH5T!.L!S o
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Lsgal Blanks. Briefs, Bill-Heads, Letter Hesds. Circulars, Labels, Cards, Pro- granmes, etc, printed ill every style, with 1sstness and dispatch.
 Currency taken at par. c. v. CRANE, Agent, BPS Montgomery St.,
 SAN FRANCISCO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-07-03
Gueri11as to the Front.

The demand of the guerilla pa- pers that Gen. Garfield shall make a plain statement in regard to his alleged connection with the Cred it Mobilier business, is based up-- on a pretended desire that he shall thus vindicate himself; but this is only a pretense. General Garfield has already stated in the clearest terms the facts in relation to the matter, and the men who refuse to believe what he said then, will not believe anything he can say now. The man who is capable of believing that he sold himself for $329 is capable of be- lieving any falsehood, no matter how absurd and how malignant 1t may be. The editors of the guer. fila journals do not believe it, of course; but their business is to throw mud at the Republican candidates.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-07-03

Secretary Sherman's statement of the expenses on account of the war of the rebellion, from July 1, 1861, to the same day, 1879, places the ordinary expenditures at S6O9, ,549, PA, and the expendi- lures growing out of the war at s6, ,lS7 ,2243, ,385; in all, S6,796, ,792,- 5O9. The drain of the war upon the sources Of the country may be estimated from the computa- tions of statistician wEo places the value of the last ten crops produced in this country at S2,- 800, ,001, less than half the cost of the war. There is some encour. agemeDt, however, in his estl- mate shat two-thirds of what we produced was sold to foreign con. sumerS.