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s Touching Scenes. .

'ne crowd says tue Rochester
'hai surged forward tow ards
a. 'le 81, Louis express rum
Tue central Depot last evening
~ old woman dressed in black,
'le "hlle face just visible be.
olu bonnet and above a
,i'Iler wound high around the
1 ,%ro I,,eu lhls way and that by the
,'niohs, She vas about to pass
Na' e gate when the gateman
a, W a motion of the hand and
4 Tor her ticket. ~
IO. @ going away" she replied.
buy a aticket." -
lders you know" ''
'II' ha, my son is coming andn-
nelp it, was the hurried re.
sD' nele and he will come to
: III u he only would was the
Iice .,e .,,oi. afemble in The little wo.
I".s ny arrested the impatient mur.
m, 'O I, oelllid; "Oh sir, if he onl,
4 /, oow ny - aled in Cleveland lasI
a V@ co,Su ,hey are bringing my boy
BIZ I1i,,l. .baIS lie was the only ONT
8 frisas1l,h. %as thrown wide open, al
sOmae T'l', T. the IN, SAD face OF the lii
'"'An III black was lost in tn, IiS
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,ae FUN In New Orleans.

rast,c doings of the Mystic kIew
IN New Orleans, La, gave MANY
an opportunity for exciting sh. =
Among the Incidents o, the
IL shroye Tuesday was the ll7th
|rtbly Drawing Of the Louisiana
6erIy. and all approved 0I lts
'Srxt drawing will be on Tues-
n OH. For further Information
IA pauphin. New Orleans, La,
kerson No. 3l9 Broadway, New
/ n, Y. Capital Prizes, w WV.
Ia Tickets IL, halves *l. feb2o
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Wet DYy Goods.

.rget that Russell d Spencer offer
In morning some great bargains
||ate fire In New York, consisting
6, prints, linens, handkerchief,
N clear water only, u.
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Tho Court at work.
THE WORK OF AssRssMRNr <sfns ON
SMOOTHLY AND THz KsPuBrscANs
BETTER sATIeFIED. H.J p.


THE WORK OF AssRssMENr <.,eina on
SMOOTHLY AND THE KsPUBfacxNs
BETTER sATIsFIED. " Dp
Special TO the GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, March 3.-When the
Levy Court assembled at 1.30 o'clock
this afternoon, the witness box that
formerly stood to the right of the
Judges bench, was stationed on the
opposite side of the room. This was
done for the purpose of keeping back
the crowd who, during the morning
had pushed their way clear into the
chamber. among the desks of the
members. The first item Of business
was the transfer of number of pro-
perty assessments in the Southern
District of Wilmington Hundred.
Assessor Hughes was then dis
charged until further notified. The
property transfers of Assessor Ward.
OF the Northern District, were also
read and approved, and Mr.. Ward
discharged until further notified.
These transfers occupied about an
hour. and afterwards the work of
assessing voters was resumed and con-
timed uninterruptedly for the balance
of the afternoon. ~
The Republicans expressed them
selves as highly delighted with the re-
suit. and appeared to feel much en-
couraged as the names went on, one
after another. The following are the
names of those assessed during the
afternoon:
Lambert B. Armstrong, Pencader Hid.
Edward Barney, Sd ward, Wilming'n.
Isaac p. Carly, col. 4th ward.
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sIaOO GuRrantee.

a Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
Iyely cure Bright's Disease and
and II Is guaranteed that II
ture 20 per cent. OF other kidney
Ind will help in every case with
TO the system, when taken ac'
\ directions. and the sum OF
he paid 10 any person who caL
A IL mas failed 70 do this.-H. III.
IN, febN -2weod
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9aily Sasstts

. !, ,he income per day Of
'U"I's ."sI ssovsreisOs of EurOpe'-,
'.,o,,.. -, = 80. 800; the Emperor oi
Z |s'Oa@ oa": the Emperor of Austria, ds.
I. !. Sp' emperor of Germany, 5000
1 .,s ul1p GOO; the King of ITALY,
4 the King of the Bels'ans'
p,ssident of the French Re-
f.. a salary of $500 per day.
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Raisi,sg a Sssnken Bark.

The American Dredging Company, of
Philadelphia, are now engaged In rails
ing suDken bark near the upper ice
pi+rs at New Castle. The bark, 1t Is
said, was sunk about thirty years ago,
and the object of the company In ra's-
ing It Is TO test some new machinery re
Gently invented for this work. Thus far
the chains have been passed under the
sunken vessel, and she has been partially
raised. 1t is said she is loaded with
abou. $50 tons of coal, in which case the
company wi not bs barren of practical
resulIs. In connection with this work
The company have been testing an i'm
proved electrical hight, designed to
throw its reflection down through the
water, and thus enable the diving opera
tlons to be continued with greater facili-
ties, and at night ~ " Ill as day
Surprise Party.
A number of the frie Ids OF Mr.. Jona-
than Osinond, living at No. IL Wilson
street. surprised him on Wednesday
evening, 10 honor of his SEVENTEEN
birthday, which occurred on the 3rd of
March. There were about twenty-five
persons in the party, a number Of whom
were of this city, Philad, lphia being
we're numerous and useful. After re-
freshments his friends left tor their
homes, knowing the surprise was a sue
cess. Mr.. Osmond now thinks surprise
parties are not 50 bad az some repre-
sent.
Il Strike.
Thirty five section hands employed on
the Delaware & Chesapeake Railway In
repairing the track between here and
Oxford, struck for an increase of wages.
from 81 90 to 81. .25 per day. New hands
were procured, and the strikers, with
the exception of about eight who were
not in whole sympathy with the move
ment, have been "loafing" ever since
Easton (Md) Ledger.
U. 8. Court.
The u. s. Court met this morning. at
IL o'clock, Judge Bradford presiding.
The case OF lB. f. Townsend, BANK
rupt, was taken up on motion that he
be discharged. The motion o discharge
was opposed by U. b. Lore, Esq, coun-
sci for the creditors on the ground that
the answers were incorrect. The case
was still on trial at IL o'clock.
Large WheGt. y
Yester day was the Sd OF March, and
Mr.. Isaac Kirby handed us a sample OF
his wheat from DR.. e. r. TrIppe's farm
in Ba,leys Neck that measures II inches
IN height above the roots Such u large
Growth has never before been known SO
early In the season -Edston (Nd) Led
GER.
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Large Wheat.
Local Lines.

Elder A. B. Francis will preach at the
Old School Baptist Meeting House, King
street, above Tenth, this evening al 7:S0
o'clock. "es'1 -
The next performance at the Opera
House will be can Arabian Might" on
Monday evening next.
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MetthcO1's ASsaiE07st to Die To-
. f- DUN. -'rrtsH 81

81. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The man
who fred upon General Melkoff yester-
DAY, as he was alighting from carraiRe
at his residence, Is q converted Jew,
named Modetsky, from Minsk, q town
distant 430 miles southwest Of st. Peters
burg. He has been tried and sentenced
to-day ,andwill he hanged tomorrow. Ha
maintains a defiant demeanor. '''
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DON'T.


sneak angrily to a child child
n dog when he is asleep.
h.St Vs o5 the friends of your
IsOn non't to often visityour neigh
n" time. Don't neglect a
:,,r;ug & it will cure itself.
'ds ,"tGs die of consumption by SO
Don't forget DR.; Pierce's
|edical Iia Discovery, for it cures .,iss
y cold in one-half the time
By any other medicine ana
p' /, nsd;cine known that posi-
Is consumption in its early
p0'' y mar-4,6,9.
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N 70 i,ase l,lver and Kanawha Canal
! RicL,Unnaha ,reraay closed a contract
|npany Snl and Allegheny Rail-
|of frIi'y all wn,l. lor the purchase by gH lat
pmpany ',S' ms, and franchises Of the
to constr [he railroad company
fe line i''STrIct of ,E a railroad along
D Buchana,n,i ,,ie canal from Rich.
hd from a',an, IAN, about two hundred
Pn Fo'pa U,u thence on about forty mile. ss
nd and and Abe ihe capitalists Of the the
chiefly vAMllegheny Neg Railroad com. e
New York bankers, .'H'
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Many people think a baby Is bornonly
to swallow medicine for months, untii
some thoughtful friend tells them OF Dr.
Bulls Baby Sprup.
Navigation on the River Danube has
been resumed,
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A New ORLEANS MAN at Wash
ington explains that the nomination
of Pinchback for Naval Officer at New
Orleans was a., Withdrawn because
Pinchback came out for Grant in his
newspaper. N Circumstances render it
all difficulty to believe small thing
like this about the administration,
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TapestTv CARPETS.

|pestIy Brussels which w. M.
| & Co. are selling at sl.0J, are
n to be equal In wear TO any In
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-05

A writer puts good deal of good sense
and good many p's in small space In
the following: Persons who patronize
papers should pay promptly, for the Pc
cuniary prospects of the press have pc
culiar power in pushing forward public
prosperity. II the printer is paid prompt
ly, and bis pocket book kept pIethoric
by prompt paying patrons, he puts his
pen to paper in peace; he pAiuss hts pic
tures OF passing events in more pleasing
coIors, and the persual of his paper Is OF
more pleasure 10 his people. Paste this
piece OF proverbial philosophy in some
place where all persons can perceivo It..
Be pleased, also, to ponder upon 1t thy
self patiently and perseveringly, and
proftably and persistently practice It's
pr ecepts perpetually.,
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onno.ed to a Third Term.

A very excited meeting Of the Fourth
Ward Republican Association OF Brook
lyn was held at Sawyer's Hall, corner
Of Jay and Fulton streets, last evening,
when the nomination OF the ex-Presi,
dent for third term. was disapproved
by a vote of A to q.
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|neetlugs Tonight.
FRIDAY.


'nPont Guards.
|telSior Democratic Club.
Dr Lodge, No. /, X. OF p.
Lodge, No. 5. |. o. y. +.
Council. No. 3, o. U. A. NJ.
ia Lodge, No, ~. /. U. .. f.
'glon Council, No. 1, o. U. A. NJ
fe Tribe No. 1, Imp. y. Il. M.
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Personal.

Joseph Bringhurst, has been confined
TO his residence for the past few days,
from indisposition.
Senator Bayard and Judge Houston,
attended the meeting Of the Historical
Society last evening.
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5000 or

For the past two years the receipts
amounted to S13 .086 SO, and the loans to
$10,625. The loan has So holders.
representing 490 shares, the value of
which is rs follows:
Paid on Gain on Value of
each Share cash each
First Series. S24 90 s425.7 $28. .25.7
) como Series, 1870 TAO 13.749
During the past year the highest pre-
mium paid was 18a per cent, the lowest
10, and the average after rebate 124
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DI Fl D.

BARNHILL.-In this city, On March 4,
Harry t, son of Geo. r. and Louisa ].
Barnhill, aged 6months and 6diys.
Funeral tu leave the residence OF his
parents. I'D and Tatnall streets, on Sum
day afternoon at O'Clock. 2ts
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L. OR SALE.-A two story ricA uw elling
containing6 rooms. 90 nplete or
der, lot 6oxl2Jfeet, fruit and shade trees;
owner going South. A ply ~
EVANS PENNiNG GTON,
narlSt. No. 8 e. Eighth street.
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The best recommendation. Every
b pdy uses DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pill
when ia need of a good cathartic. Sold
everywhere. Price 20 cents.
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NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs.

dor RENT.-We have two new houses
l. in the suburbs, 8 rooms, &8 per month.
HEALD & CO.,
mar6-6,8 ,i3. Clayton House.
a. OR SALE.-A purchase money mort
Il gage OF five thousand dollars, (S5O00.)
Apply 10 EVANS PENNINGTON,
mar5-3t. No. 8 K. Eighth street.
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D Equitable Loan.

SECOND ANNUAL MEETINa--rHE FINAN-
$50 .a CIAL RKPoRT.
AT the second annual meeting Of the
Equitable Loan Association last even
Tug, ID. z. Conrad was Reelected Presi-
dent; J. Q. HArkness, Vice President; d.
4. Hawkins, Secretary; 8. II. Staais,
Treasurer, and James e. Mccartney
ana Frank 8: Emmons Directors for
q. johnson were elected as Directors for
two years TO fill vacancies. tThe financial
report showed the operations Of last
year to ne as follows:
Balance in Treasury at begin
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MARYLAND Ship Canal.

ADVOCATES OF COMPETING ROUTES
HEARD BY HOUSE sUB-CoMMIT-
TEE-EsTIMATED COST OF ONE CA
NAL $4,000, 900, AND OF THE OTHER
S16. 800. 900,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12

lsAs FnAScrsco, March i2-s ?. NJ
Terra Nevada. 2is; California, 3 81;
Ncher. ~. Z. N. Gu. ca; Crown
Mt. 4 90. 2 IS, s; Chollsr. 81; MeIi-
..\iI. isS. 49,. ISL; Bschtel. 2; yell
low Jacket. IN. ~; Union Con-. Ss,
ssk Best i Belcher. 3. 81. 81; Alpha,
~; Kentuck. >; Scorpion. ;; Best 4
Belchsr. .. 81. ST.; ophir, i7h; Day.
Csc; A~slviders. . 90. 3 IS; ovsrman, 81;
Con. Virginia. 5 IS. 81; Imperial. SOC;
Mono.i Z. ~. Gu; Bullion. Al. 4 80; Hale
4 Nort.ross. 81; Eureka Con-. Is; Julia,
/ 10. I O5; Justice, ~; E~Ichequer, 8;
Utah. 10; Bodis. 81; Ward. IN; Nj.
P0tosi 1 g; Jupiter. . 30. AZ; East Mt.
Disbig. ~; Tiptop. 4 ~; Holmes
IN, I GO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12
Zulu Women.

Three young Zulu women are now at
the London Aquarium. One Of the
three dusky ladies claims Cstewsyo for
her father, aud wears her hair somewhat
longer than that Of her companions. IN
evidence OF her royal descent. The
names which they bear are musical. and
express qualities or relate to some Incl.
dent, alter the fashion Of the old
Hebrew names. Thus, Of the three
namss-Unolals, U~nomadioza aud Uno.
zondaba- one refers to the owners
mother having just passed through
some trial or suffering. and another
means that Its bearer is a. sweet as
honey. The ladies share with their
more civilized sisters o taste for per-
sonal adornment. Their manners are
gentle and prspossessing. and their
dsmsanor 10 In marked contrast with
that OF the s~xubsrantly gay and noisy
masculine members OF the troupe. Il 10
noteworthy that the men do not allow
their female companions to eat with
them, the subsection OF woman being
carried out among the Zulus. The hus.
band buys his wife, paying her father
90 many cows, but the ladies appear to
have secured for themselves the impor-
tant right Of refusing or accepting the
lover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12
From New York to Europe In Four Days
Albany Pre's.

Mr.. s. G.. Gregory, Of this city. has
just completed a full working model Of
his last invention. 1t 10 an sirship, and
has occupied the entire time OF the inysn.
tor for several months. The vessel Is
sharp at both bow and stern, in order to
better overcome the resistance OF the OF.
mosphsre. At either end are placed dri.
wing wheels and rudders. The latter are
controlled by ono wheel, situated amid
ships. The cylinders. which contain
80, 900 cubic feet Of pure hydrogen each.
are constructed OF four thicknasses Of
silk, the ends being tipped with brass and
the whole dashed to the Runwale by
cords. At the ends are elevators or de-
prsssors, controlled upon the principle
Of an Archimedian screw. The sleeping
rooms and dining rooms are all provided
for in the hold Of the vessel. Mr.. Greg.
DRY says that the cylinders will sustain
q weight Of 10, 700 pounds, and that the
speed will be over thirty miles an hour.
A trip can DO made to Europe in four
days. The rudders are In . line With
the keel, and serve to turn that boat -
required. It 10 intended to sail the boat
at an altitude OF 1000 feet. In case OF Q
storm the elevator can be put In motion
and the ship raised above the line OF the
storm. It Il proposed to build an eIhi.
bition ship, after which Mr.. Gregory
will cay" to Europe. starting In the
month Of July. The mechanical wonder
has been carefully examined BY scisn.
lists and engineers, who pronounce 1t
practicable. The merits Of the invention
are safety combined with speed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12
The card Of DR.. Matthews, whose

The card OF. DR.. Matthews, whose
Office IL next to Stewards drug store,
Main street, Gold Hill. will DO found in
another column. Like all the members
Of the medical society. DR.. Matthews
dislikes to be pulled In the newspapers.
but he 10 ready to answer all calls for his
professional services.
This was q good morning for slips and
slides In Virginia. The light snow GOV.
cred the leo and the backs Of several
pedestrians. too, In the earlier part Of
the day. Heels had q wonderful tend.
ency to get above heads. In fact, PEG.
pie drank too much and eat too little to
keep themselves up.
On the occasion Of the funeral Of
Mary Jane MoKinnon, . pupil Of the
school Of the Sisters OF Charity, Vir.
ginia. thirteen years OF age. yesterday
afternoon. q large number Of young
girls in white wells appeared in the pro-
cession in charge Of some Of the Sisters.
The lons.sIpsc.sd connecting rod for
the big air compressor Of the Sierra
arrived yesterday. a. was anticipated,
and was at onco put in place. The com.
pressor started up yesterday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. All work has been resumed
In the lower levels Of the mine.
Hully's mill in siI.mils canyon has q
4O.foot wheel. which runs stamps as well
as pans. While nearly all the other
mills In the canyon work nothing but
tailings, this mill is run wholly on tho
ore OF the Monte Cristo mine.
Constable Jewell Of Virginia left last
night for Winnsmucca to bring back to
Virginia q colored man named Alfred
Brady, arrested ct that point ON . charge
OF embezzlsment, while skipping out
eastward by rail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12
irtesiau Well Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Senate
has passed q bill for the reclamation Of
arid and waste lands. III authorizes
the Secretary Of the Interior to contract
for the sinking OF two artesian wells on
the plains east OF the Rocky Mountains,
said wells 10 be sunk ct such places %
the Secretary may designate. and wher.
ever the site OF either such wells shall
be designated the Secretary 10 required
to declare . reservation OF four square
miles with said site a. nearly a. posi-.
bic In the center thereof, and the land
80 reserved Ia not to be subject to sale
or disposed Of under any laws OF the
United States until such reservation has
bsen released Twenty thousand dol.
lars have been appropriated to carry the
Act into effect,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12
Sad Story OF Shipwreck.

ST.. JOINS. N. B.. March lo.-The
bark Ebana, from New South Wales for
this port, wal wrecked day before yes.
tsrdsy at Niger Head. ave miles from
here. Captain Barry and seven msa
were drowned. The vessel was driven
close to the shore right under 0 frown-
ing precipics. Boats were lowered. only
TO be swept away, and oil hands had TO
take to the rigging. Five unfortunately
got into the mizzen rigging, while the
remainder dashed themselvee in the for.
ward rigging. After humping on the
rocks for some time, the vessel suddenly
turned ON her broadside. and oil in the
mizzsn rigging were drowned. Shortly
afterward the master, Captain Barry,
put on q life.prsserver and attempted to
swim ashore, for the purpose Of taking
q line, but be nover reached land. The
frst mate, named Bissell, fell over the
jibboom and was drowned before the
eyes OF his comrades. The remainder
OF the crew chung to the wreck till the
storm subsidized and the tide had fallen,
and then got ashore and crawled on
their hands and knees up O precipitous
cliff. Although thoroughly exhausted.
they had to walk Q mile and q half to
reach o h~abitation. Fortunately, the
weather was not very cold, and they
were only slightly frostbitten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
New York Press Opinions.

New Yonx, March 12.-Ths World
says: Kearnsy end Rs!och. 1t seems,
have gone about as i.f as the decent
people Of San Francisco will permit
them to 60. The Citizens Protective
Union Of today seems to be very much
like the Vigilance Committee Of the
early days Of California. and there are
men who were i~nadvertly permitted to
survive the searching grand inquest Of
the frst Vigilance Committee OF San
Francisco, who can tell Mr.. Kearney
that be will find the Vigilance Commit.
tee In that city to be . most serions and
businsss.like body-s body which does
not seek for any votes, and upon which,
therefore, the eloqusnce Of Mr.. Ksarnsy
cannot have the slightest effect. No
doubt the decent citizens Of San Fran.
cisco are On much to blame for permit.
ting the election Of 0 man like Kalloch
to the Mayorality. They have already
paid for that error in the disgrace which
Kslloch has brought upon the city, and
they are evidently not disposed to pay
any more for 1t. either In purse or per.
son. For this they q hardly DO
blamed. They have waited until Q
breach OF the peace wss seriously threat
sned and until Q breach o! the peace was
encouraged by the Mayor Of tho city.
They have now given warning. without
bluster, that the peaoe must be kept.
even though the constituted authorities
refuse to keep Il. Kallooh's proclama-
ton, on the sther hand. 10 an evident
piece Of bluster.
The Tribune says: The Citizens Pro.
tsctive Union 10 to all intents and pur-
poses q vigilanes Committee which they
have formed. but there Is reason to hope
that Q repetition OF the summary pro.
esssss OF 1855 will not now be thought
necessary. Formerly the courts and
nearly all the municipal officers were In
sympathy with the criminal classes. Az
present the Mayor and Sheriff side with
the mob, but the Cbiei Of Police does
not. There 10 no complaint OF the
Judges or Public Prosecutor, and there
10 q loyal militia under orders OF q 70.
spectacle Governor. These are agencies
with which the Citizens Committee can
well cooperate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-12
Names OF Trial nnd Grand Jurern
for the Next Term.

The United States Circuit Court will
be in session Of Carson ct 10 o'clock
next Tuesday morning. the 10th instant,
at which time and place the following
named citizens have been subpsnasd to
DO present to act as trial jurors: ]. B.
Oyerton, George Alt, L. w~intsrmantle.
w. w. Shannahan, D. G. Corbett, j. G..
Fox, /. E. James. j. g. Harrington,
AbendiRo Johns. James Duncan. Lous
~Sohoenfeldt, E. 3. Elrod, B. F. Slater.
George W. Tabor. G. b. d. Budden, j.
A. Bonham, All. Doten, j. @. Dewey, G.
j. sharon. Richard Pearcs, j. ]. Naugh.
ton, VIM. Mooney, John 8. Young, 81.
P. Kraus, L.. Gilman, James Hunt, O.
II. CLARK, James Maybsrry, L. p. Drex-
Ter, George Il. Dana, Il. B. Williams
and James Morris.
The following.namsd citizens have
been summoned to meet at Carson on
the 3Oth Of March at 10 A. NJ. to serve Is
United States Grand Jurors: John Roth
enbutchsr, II. h. Beck, George H. Fogs,
George A. Ferryll, Louis Schosnfsldt,
George F. Davis, Vim. E. Price, D. j.
Jones, A. Reynolds, E. F. Page. W. r.
MusRrove, George E. Hall. F. Bosko-
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