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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
The GOveruOrsllip,

CORRESPONDENCE WITH DIR. ISAAC JUMP, REPUB-
LIoAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
WnMISaroN, Del, Aug. II, 1874.
Doet. Isaac Jump, Douer:
SIR At the Republican State Convention, held
in Georgetown, Delaware, Tuesday, July 28th,
we the undersigned were appointed Committee
in behalf of the Convention to inform you of
your almost unanimous selection as its candi-
date for Governor, and chosen suandard-bearer.
In the overwhelming majority so handsomely
accorded to you, you cannot fail to recognize the
dattering appreciation in which you are held.
In the unanimity of feeling which prompted
your nomination, we rest our confidence in your
ultimate success. In the d scharge of the pleas
ant dnty thus devolving upon us, we beg leave
to add to the public expression OF the sentiment
OF the Convention, our own sincere congratula-
ton, and assurances OF earnest support
Very Respectfully, &C.,
]. S. VALENTINE, WIN. q. DAVIDSON,
JOHN PIILINo, GEo. v. MASSEY,
ISAAC J. JENKINS WM. H. BAGGs,
JOHN G.. JACKSON DANIEL BURTON,
JOHN O. CLARK, VIM p. 0RR,
john r. RICHARDS.
Dover DELAWARE, August 10, 1874.
To Joshua S. ITalenttne Esq. and others, a Com
nltee Of tie Republican State Convention
Gentlemen l have to acknowledge the re-
cept of your communication OF the 18th instant
advising me of the action of the Convention
held at Georgetown on the 18th ultlmo, by which
| am designated as the Gubernatoral Candi-
date of the Republican party of the State of Del
aware i'll the coming campaign. | have no desire
to conceal the qualification afforded by the fact
that the Republican party OF my native State
have considered me worthy of the dis
tinguiahed honor conferred by the nominations
and the unanimty and harmony, charactenzing
| the proceedings of the Convention to which you
refer, make Its action the more gratifying
gratefully accept the nomination, and heartily
endorse the principles enunciated by the Plat
form and whilst there are others who would
be doubtless much better qualified for
The discharge of the duties pertaining to
the office to which l have been nominated,
l can assure you-if elected-I will endeavor to
the best of my ability to 80 administer the office,
that no good citizen shall have reason to regret
my election. With sincere thanks for the kind
and complimentary terms in which you have
communicated the nomination and other pro-
ceedings of the convention have the honor to
be very sincerely and respectfully
Your obedient servant,
Isaac JUMP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
state Items.
NdyHI MBb
and Taylor,

The Odessa people talk of making race track
to speed their horses.
Mrs. Rev. VIM G. Butler wife Of the Episco-
pal minister of Middletown proposes to open a
private school.
The Smyrna Times thinks it will be easier to
start second newspaper at Middletown than
to maintain it.
Rev. ]. A. Arters of Roxana, Baltimore Hun
dred, Sussex county, has married fifty-four cou-
pies within the last two years and half.
Miss Alice E. Reynolds, graduate of Wi son
Female College, Chambersburg, Pa, has ac-
cepted the position of Assistant Principal in the
Smyrna Seminary.
Messrs Herrick & Eccles, OF Odessa, picked
this year 203 quarts OF blaokberries from 1870
bushes, cd years bearing) making an average
Of pnts to the bush.
Smyrna has finally got an establishment for
working brass, whereby much of that class OF
work which was formerly sent to this city and
Philadelphia now remains at home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
City Politics.
THE SEVENTH WARD COUNCIL TICKET

THE SEVENTH WARD COUNCIL TICKET.
10 The Editor of he Commercial:
The undersigned hereby withdraws from the
Republican nomination for member of Council
for the 7th Ward, and will be an independent
candidate for the 2 years term.
VIM. NJ. CANBY.
We have also received a communication from
Chas. W. Talley, announcing that he will not be
acaudidate at the Republican nomination, to-
morrow, and desiring that his friends shall not
vote for him thereat
4 card appears elsewhere from Col. A. II.
Grimahaw, announcing himself a candidate
in the Seventh Ward, for the one-year term.
1t was understood in the Seventh Ward, yes
teriay, that the opponents of VIM NJ. Candy
would run II. +. Dure against him, and tickets
with Phillips and Dure for Council were printed
and distributed.
The prospect now seems tn be that the tickets
to be run In the Seventh Ward will be Candy
and Giimshaw, who arc proposed as "Citizens'
Reform" candidates and Phillips and Dure,
who will probably be nominated without opposi-
on, at the Republican nomination election, to-
morrow.
In the Sixth Ward, George II. Tindall will be
a candidate at the Republican nomination, to-
morrow. He s supported by those who hsd
previously proposed Mr.. Feaster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

The New YORK EXCURSION There were up
wards of 700 persons on MIR. p. It. e Smiths ex-
cursion to New York and up the Hudson, yes
terday. The cars were Of the best character,
and the ride to New York was one both of pleas
ure and comfort. When the train reached Phil
adelphia it was divided into two sections and
thus run to Jersey City. Many persons remain
ed in New York, but there were enough on the
boat to fill it completely. In coming
into the wharf at Jersey City haw-
ser became fastened around one of the
of the wheels Of the steamer which delayed her
start up the river until 70. 10, and after a very
pleasant ride West Point was reached at 3.15,
where the party renamed until $40. Jersey
City was reached on the return at $780, and at
8 Is the cars were drawn out Of the depot and
arrived at Wilmington at o'clock, this morning.
Mr. smith was unremitting in his attentions az
usual, and the trip was one of the greatest
pleasure to all who participated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
New Castle Items.
Especially reported FOR the Comm arcia'l
Ma, I,o-,, A,..x,,at a

Especially reported FOR the Commarca'.l
NEW CASTLE, August 2l.
Yesterday was decidedly the hottest day of
the season. The thermometer at o'clock stood
81 in the shade.
The "fying horse" attracts large numbers OF
all ages, every night, and seems to be quite lb-
orally patronized, though not to the extent that
it was on its first visit to our town last fall
The game of base ball between the White
Stockings, of Wilmington, and Lesleys, of this
place. came off at the appointed time, yesterday
afternoon the following beng the result White
Stockings, 80 Lesley "a. The defeat of the
Lesleys who in the first half of the game led
the White Stockings by 10 to Is runs is entirely
attributable to the very unfair decisions of the
Umpire who was friend of the White Stock
ings and seemed to be determined that they
should win at all hozords. 1t is also stated that
he was intoxicated NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
Inroubies Hetween C0Iored and
"htte People in the south.

w,1 4uo Attorney-General is daily receiving COM
ss"'. a. uVatlons showing that there is desperate
aO'' III some portions of the Southern States to
surate war of races. Among others to the
tlo- 0 ,et enect he received yesterday communica-
duet ,o ~ ~ military officer, stating that the con-
politica,' ,'.ree persons who were returning from
ness a' ,heetlng was marked by acts of lawess-
residon aiu CRIME which have struck terror to the
es es of OF portion of the parish Garden patch
dred uesroes a were ruthlessly destroyed, pistols
mnr5auu' anu TO crown all, two cowardly and brutal
tobe tbess eDs committed, attended by barbarlties
acolosape eApected only from savages. The party met
mon tha man quietly carrying bucket of water
than sIle , road, compelled him to come before
shot h' alu' upon hls attempting to escape, they
throstt tn saa and then deliberately cut open his
him IN atG n, plunged dagger through it, leaving
rode to to IN, Ihe road Not content with this, they
me su.. U .lle house of an old negro, abont half
qnentod Iner Lt on called him to the door, and re-
While ha nun 70 bring them gourd of water, and
shot hin ne was bringing it out to the gate, they
inr bia a,i and then cut his throat, nearly sever
that t'9 ,,iO mead from his body. He further says
amopp 'lere ,er ls the widest fright and terror
seized tine .ne colored people, nearly ali having
Ill the woods" o-' A'u "ie niaiie themselves
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

~ Jerbty Clty....... ............... III cars
" Philadelphia. .......................
iotai. ....-.............zO ~ :"
cHEERfuL VIEW OF THE pRoFIrABLENEss OF THE
CROP.
Smyrnas peach crop is nearly at an end, says
the Times, Monday being the heaviest day,
when five cars we're shipped. By way of COM
parlson we will state that eighteen cars have
been shipped in one day by our growers. The
yield is about one-sixth of crop-surely not
more than one-ffth-and yet Notwithstanding
the deficiency, the price is 80 good az to go far
towards satisfying the growers. For about ten
days the prices have ruled well on to 80 80 per
basket ,on the average, while S3 and even "a
Per basket Las been realized. Some shipped by
air. A. Il. Hudson brought 81 last week, and
some shipped by Mr.. ]. j. Arnold on Saturday
la't brought s3 90 after remaining in the car
two nights, Fruit was sold at CLAYTON on Sat
uriay for -. The freight and carriage to New
iork costs our growers "a cents, and the ten per
cent commssior at say 20 so per basket, is 25
cents more, or 40 cents in all, thus leaving them
sbalance of y Oh. The yield per tree is about
a. estimated, but the increased acreage makes
inc crop heavier than was anticipated Our
highest shipment for one day was but four cars.
uur growers now think that third OF a crop,
the peninsula over, would have been as much al
the market could have stood, while a general
lWt crop would have been worth little more than
tnl5 inkling of fruit they have shipped-except
10 the railroads.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
The Umbrella as a Touch-stone.

AZ cYlllz ltiol becomes more and more refin-
el' Tue hopes OF those who seek after sign by
winch gentleman can be infallibly dstin-
SalShei, settle with increasing unanmity about
'l'e UMBRELLA. Really, il we look at it, there is
no other movable article of what we may call
mals yestory furniture 1--WE invent this word to
s1ior hhSer-ringH, eyeglasses, cane, Hleeve-but-
"i's, KNIVES, pencils ETC., which, of course, are
i uo' cotlln6) that il 30 universal an adjunct to
.%nc % modern human being as an umbrella. Ev-
S'!oo9y must have one, be he, or she, rich or
ppuor' hgh or low, learned or unlearned, lay or
We, e,gooi or bad Umbrellas are made Of every
tsie an shape, and of all degrees of costliness,
n. W. meet the craving of humanity at large. From
NJ r'vi st Victoria to the King of Ashantee, from
W. ", stewart TO the apple-woman, from Gen.
b,I b"dIan,Bton to Ben Butler or Bill Tweed, every
oy ooy leelH the need OF an umbrella. And the
"n1..,elsalty OF the need makes the universally
m nay .'e Test The temptation to appropriate, an
SA convey, or, to put 1t buntly, to steal, UNI
o.a7 on'. ~ one from which no son of Adam is ex-
s.uip' man may be punctlious about return
iInS pennies he may walk five miles to return a
ssl l.'Swed book or he may never be Known to
~, IN lora postage stamp without paying for it on
tald npoV-and yet he may not be able to resist
crnB cnsB better umbrella than his own
bo the rack by mistake, and he may
Always forgetting to return the very
sylIsh one he borrowed from contidlug friend
,arndy rainy evening. When phrenology, and phys.
SsIIov SrcIo and dress, and reputation fail, the UNI
H. .a . u an unfaling sensitive-paper to detect
ru s"o'1' uolen OF dishonest hand. II Dogenes had
Gsvo Go" all That we know in our day, he would not
VIII witS wasted @ his time tramprng about Athens
6sva ,,n lantern, to find an honest man. He would
arg sSr,b rolled himself up comfortably in his big
dnrs aon %ilie-lar, with his head on one of hit
ailu gone to sleep, leaving his green cotton
mh "a ieanlhg up against the outside OF hif
N3iemjer. -t''o"e ''o' s''N' 'Jo'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
A Brutal Husband d

HE MALTREATs HIS WIFE IN A HORRIBLE dASNER.
This morning, Margaret Mcdonnell appeared
before Esq O'Nell, who heard the cases at
police headquarters during the temporary ab-
sence of the Mayor, and made complaint that on
Wednesday her husband had beaten her with
broom handle, and she was forced to fly to
neighbor's, where he found her, yester-
day, and kicked and otherwise abused
her about the head, until she became
senseess The woman's face and head
testified to the horrible abuse with which
she had been treated. Mcdonnell was held in
5400 bail for his appearance at the next term OF
Court
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
NEfddleGOwn Items.

Especially Reported for the Commercially
MIDDLErowN, Aug. %
Messrs. Hamilton q Woodall, manufacturers
of the Delaware Grain Drill, are driving full
force, and working over time, in order to prepare
their drills for the fall sowing.
]. Nj. Cox d Bro. are making fine top buggy,
to be on exhibition at the Agricultural Fair, next
month.
At the Mutual Loan Association, Tuesday eve
ming, money sold at 50 95 per share premium.
At present the most needed and acceptable
thing among us wonld be-rain. Town folks al
well as farmers feel the great need of it to set
tie the clouds Of dust, which though not quite
very near as annoying and unpleasant.
OBSERVER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Clayton Loan tonight.
Assessors' nomination Tomorrow.
The Board of Health meets, this evening.
City politics are becoming warm and mixed.
The popularity OF the Bay excursions con-
tnue.
The "Englsh bull" will soon appear on Fourth
street again.
Charles S. Plummer has been appointed Post
master at Pedrickto wn, Salem county, N. ].
Pioneer Council, No. J. Sovereigns OF Indus
Try, meets on Friday nightsat 9th and Shipiey.
Twenty-eight additional men were employed
by the II. 4 II. Co., yesterday, and set to work
OH the monitor Ainphit'ite.
The TAYLOR Academy under the conduct of
Prof. ]. X. Taylor, promises to be well filed up
for the approaching term. Fifty students are
already entered, including Representatives from
Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland,
and VIRGINIA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
Newark ntenss.

Especially Reported for the Commerclall
NEWARK, Aug. 81.
We are sorry to see one of Newarks Jack tars
on crutches. High living during the voyage we
suppose.
Rev. Geo. Porter, of the Presbyterian church.
is of for Saratoga. James Taylor is up ard
about, but is not even as yet to do any work
P.
IOur correspondent III an item not published
refers to report I'll q. the Sheriff had refu cd to
go on to OHIO after Taylor The report ia incor-
rect for the Sheriff started, this morning, at 10
oclock.-Ep Cow
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY,

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY,
H A Johns, Pa.
Saml HoSland, N. Y.
] Scravendyke, Phila.
Geo r Foster, Il VT, Z"
Oman Will on, & VT, Tiffin, Ohio.
G II Pierce, Phila.
VIM Westherhold, Phila.
Mrs Grimm, ch. d nurse, Phila.
Jessie Zane,
Miss Annie Harland,
Jac b Moore, Georgetown, Del
W Il Young, Providence, r. l.
II NJ Porter, N. Y.
Hancock Phila.
W p Rogers, N Y.
Charles o Parsons, Phila.
Edgar Skinner, n. Y.
VIM jerks Fell, Falkland.
Rev. W y Mitchell, Md.
co Spear, Mass.
W. A. Shelton Derby. ct.
T. JEFF Duncan, Pitsburg.
H. Shivler and lady, viaduct. B. l. o. R. R.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
New Advertisements, To-day.

Notice-voters Of the Sevtnt, Ward
Business man wanted-J II Primrose
stock OF p1ocery store for sale-E Pennington
Active man wanted-W Evans
Bowmans brevlties
...The Hill" Boarding sehool-Rev NJ Msigs
Steam yacht for sale-I Ii shearman. Phila
Donahues Brevities
Select School for Children-Mrs Craig
Hardware-Truman 4 Shaw
Wood and coal, Craven & Ar nstrong, Brevity
Camp-stools at Enterprise Co. Brevity
Tea and coffees-Houston Il PriZer. Breyity
Collars and cuffs-C = Morgan, Brevity
Cheap hais-Dubel Breyity
Soda wat re McInall, If, Brevity
Summer cuthing-N Bayne, Breviy
Clam soup-J Fulmer, Brevty
Grover a Baker sewing Machine, Brevity
tagas-Singles son. Bre,tty
Furniture repaired-l. f Adair. Rrevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
Robbed In a Barber shop.

Mr. Clarence Ludlam, guest at the st. Denis
hotel, n Y, hung his coat on peg in the bar
bershop at the establishment, and resigned him
self to the razor. In the breast pocket of his
coat was wallet containing 300 which was alb
stracted by sneak thief, who affected TO hang
his own coat on an adjoining peg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRANDYWINE MILIs FOB FLouR
The Captured Murderer.

SHERIFF ARMSTRONG EN- ROUTE FOR OHIO
Sheriff Armstrong, this morning, accompanied
by brother of Robt. A. Mackey, left this city
on the 10 o'clock train for Ohio, with requisi-
ton from Governor Ponder, for Joseph Taylor.
They will probably return with their prisoner
next Tneeday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

CATHING BLACK Bass IN WHITE CLAY GREEN
A party of amateur fishermen were upon a fish
ing excursion along the Whire Clay Creek, OH
Wednesday, and among the results of the days
be some of those planted in the Pennsylvania
rivers some time ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
FOURTH EDITION.
asnes Anderson .

ALIVE AND IN WILD STATE ON TINIoUM IsLASD.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.
James Anderson, who WAS supposed to have
drowned himself, has been discovered in nude
state on Tinicum Island, opposite the Lazsretto
He must have swum over to the Island and was
about to swim over to New Jersey, when man
rowed him over and measures have been taken
to restore him to his brother.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
WTILMINGTON CITY LOAN
FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE WATER WORKS.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.


OF Wilmington city Bonds are offered for sale In
sums of Fifty NO lars and its multiple.
In the Act OF the Legislature of Delaware, al-
thorizng said Oan, 1t is provided that SIX rnous-
and dollars (s600) shall be paid annually in July of
each year, until tile whole an is redeemed.
The Bonds bear interest at six per cent. per an
mum, payable semi annually on The first days of
January aud July of each y'ar, cerr Of all tares
levied to be levied upon the principal or in
terest thereof by authority OF the state or Of tue
United states.
For a safe and permanent Investment for Trustees
or others seeking security md prompt payment of
interest, there is none better.
y he income of the Wafer Department from water
Rents IN other sources exceeds S500 900 ann ally.
The following statement will show in VIII Il man
ner the Loan ia to he Issued and WHEN redeem ed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
The father of all corns-Pop.
Mischief in the Air.

Wecaunot analyize the eral poisons that produce
epidemic and endemic diseases; but the valuable
discoveries which have been made In vegetable
pharmacy enable us to counteract their mans in
nuence The most powerful known antidote to
every species of malaria is Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters pure Dolanicai medicine, IN which the nnest
anlseptics, tones, alternatives and smuants Of the
vegetable Kingdom are >klfuly and effectively COM
blned. At seasons of the year VIII II the atmOs-
The specific virus OF any infectious disease is sup
posed to be present In the air. this famous corrective
should be taken regularly as protective. ell who
choose to observe TN precauton may bid denanc 4
to intermittent and remttent fever, and in TACT TO
all disorders generated by foul exhalations or i'm
p Ire water
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
The Mosby Quarrel.

THE COLONEL GIVES BAIL ON THE CHARGE or
SENDING A CHALLENGE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
Col. John S. Mosby has given bail on the
charge Of sending a challenge to o. D. Payne,
to await requisition from the authorities of
Foaquier county, Virginia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

BASE BALL.-The newly arranged nine of the
Atkins Lawrence Base Ball Club will try con-
clusions with the Quicksteps, State Champions,
at ScLutzen Park, tomorrow afternoon. Lewis
Cross and Robt. Reynolds, the new Pitcher and
Catcher will make their first appearance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

SEVENTH WARD NoMINArIoNs.-W Nj. Canbyl
having withdrawn as candidate for the Re.
publican nomination, for member of Council,
for the one-year term, the following gentle
men have been named in connection with
with the nomination and will be supported by
their respective friends, at the nomination cleo
ton in the seventh ward tomorrow afternoon
NJ. l.. Lichtenstein, II. F. Dure, Philemma
Chandler, Phillip W. Mcdowell
1t Is understood that there will be no opposi-
tion to Mr.. Phillips for the two wear term
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
Hflafrianes.

WFLDIN.-D0RSE thursday, August goth,
1874 at s76 N Sixth Street, Philadelphia, uy Rev.
j. bumphrlss, Lewis Weliln, of Newport, bel ,
and He tie Smith Dorsey, OF PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

pie tSulb 10 says that it is very agnawne for peo-
ga. corn from the cob.
pOisouaga ,say in Syracuse, N y, was quite severely
worm w''' recently by bite from a currant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81.
Cotton dull at l65s@17ssc. Flour in more de-
mand superfine SO 50@4 Penna., Indiana.
OHIO extra family S6@6.75. Wheat dull new
red Il. 25(@1 80 white 81 30D135. Rye steady
at 88c. Corn active and frIn yellow, 86c. I;
Western mixed S5c. Oats firm white 50(953 ;
mixed 4712@49. Whiskey steady at s1.02.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRANDYwIEE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND GRArN-coRREcTED DAILY.
Family Flour. .....................&9 SO. 50@1l, 90
Extra Flour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.756 1856
Superiine Flour. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 6.75
Wheat, ..s......s..--s-........
Corn n......................... 82c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs Mcclure, who lives on
Claymont st +, 9th Ward died very suddenly, Just
after having eaten hearty breakfast, yesterday
morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
The Ross Child.

No NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q.
There are no new developments in tho Ross
aaaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL sEHyIoR.
WAsHIgaToN, August 81.
Probabilities For the Middle States, falling
barometer, the winds shifting to south and east,
partly cloudy and warm weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
THIRD EDITION.
Finiin ncInI.

PRICE OF GOLD To-EAY.
New York, Aug. q.
Gold .U951
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
DaiGv Gemmereiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
~ For Terms, etc., see Second Page.
~ For Terms, etc., see Second Page.

We have been furnished with report of the
,irangers picnic at the Chester county Expert
mental Farm, yesterday, but are compelled to
lac II over until tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
Neip advertisements.

WTE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LE-
w HIGH, which Is proved by three years expe-
rience To he equal for hardness and purity 10 any
Lehgh In the market, at Schuyiklll prices. All who
have used It, buy again
GEO. W. BUSH u SON. French St. Wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
peach Shipments.
THURSDAY.

To Jersey City....... ................-17 carr
fhiladephla. ..................... "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
SECOND EDITION.
The Camp Meetings.

FOURTH DAY AT BRAspywISE SUMMIT THE FIRST
ooNvERsIoN-A oHnDREN's EXPERIENCE MEET
ING, &c.
fqnacialiv Renorted for the Com merrial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

MI ERRICK, JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
ooRHss srxTz AND RAsxET sTs., W.T., DEL
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-17

CAPE ELIZABETH
Ocean House,. r. Char berlain, Propri-