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Chang AMI Eng, the famous
Siame<e Twins, died Suddenly on
the 18th, al their residence III North
Carolina. Chang died first, and in
two hours after Eng breathed his
last. 1t is supposed that the life
and vigor OF the ligameut which
bound them together, was vital 10
the lives Of both The wives and
families of the twins, are said to be
in the deepest grief; the children,
many of whom are deaf mutes ex-
pressing their sorrow III the most
pititul manner.
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We regret that the enterprislng
firm of Shaw & Iugalls are having
trouble with their creditors. They
have been doing very extensive
business at Duluth. Ashland, &c.
and since the panic, finding they
were unable to pay in full, proposed
to compromise with their creditors,
a majority of whom were willing to
accept; but one or two Of them, not
so disposed, commenced suit, when
the majority, as we understand,
took steps>to throw the firm into
bankruptcy
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around that Lake, are doing about
as we'll as usual.
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TALMAGE's SERMoNs-The SER
mons and articles Of II. Dewitt
Talmage, which formerly were pub
lished in IHe Methodist and The
Interior, are now furnished only to
The Christian ut Work, of which
journal Mr.. Talnage has recently
become editor. Sample copies Of
The Christiao at Work mailed
tree. Office, 100 Chambers street,
y. Y. See advertisement
The Methodist said, while since:
Mr.. Talmage's sermons are thor
oughly evangelical, and are receiv-
ing the widest attention. He is the
most popular preacher Of the day"
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The SUPERIOR TIMES,
"A little more snow this week.
SATURDAY, JANUARY "a. 1874.

than the best remedies.
v,ndarh;lt Astor and Stewart
are all nearly 80 years old.
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Governor Dewey.
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WIN 'he PRESIDENCY ol the chicago
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the largest III the United States,
having ~ i'n Vi s'oie'
The Senate has confirmed the
nomination OF Jud ge Waite OF To-
ledo, Ohio, and he is now Chief
justice OF the United states.
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gre q i'm upon in public gratitude The Magt-
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ite.-Broukiyii Earle.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge ). H. Clough
returned home yesterday from Bay
field and Ashland, where he has
been holding terms of his court, nth
Judicial Circu t.
II. n. Setter Esq who has been
attending the same courts, we re
greet to learn, is detained ut Pine
Lake Station, by the illness of his
sister, who at Last accounts was I'M
proving, and we bope to see them
home soon.
Col. J. H Knight, Register of the
L. 5. Land Office at Bayfield,, ac-
companied by his wife, passed
through Superior on SUNDAY last.
en- route for W Arlington, where
they will probably spend the winter.
Our friend D. Geo Morrison, of Superior
City, is all applicant for the office of Agent
for the Chippewa Indians Of Lake Superior
Should he receive the appointment we doubt
not the Indians would be more promptly
paid and their interests better looked for
than now Mr. Morrison is peculiarly fitted
for this position from the fact that he has
been raised almost amongst them, is familiar
with their language besides being a highly
cultivated and educated gentleman, and
known by all to be strictly honest and hon
orabe
We fully endorse the above from
the Duluth Duly Heruld, and
should be truly glad to see our fell
low citizen, Mr.. Morrison, receive
the appointment of Indian Agent.
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~ Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and In
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/ would also say that my
Flaming Mill
Seasoned Lumber
Doors, Sash, Window Fra mes,

AND WINDOW BLINDS TO ORDER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
DR.. Pierce's FayOrite Prescription

is very strongly recommended by the Medical
Faculty and is largely prescribed amou< their te
male patients 1t is worthy of all confidence, as
may be seen irom the following testimonial:
ATLANTA. Ill, July l4th, ls13.
DR.. r. V PIERCE Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear SIR - have not words to express my grati-
tuds to you for your advice and assistance in my
case. There is not one who has used your medi-
cine since they have been brought here but
that can say with me they have been greatly bene-
htted Since haze been SO helped by its uss ii 4
or seven around me left oi all doctors and other
medicines and now use it in their families after
being cured OF the same disease as mine. You do
not know what a wonder it created IN our city, by
Its restoring my sister wrote you about. tor she
had been under the care of three of our best doc.
tons but could not sit up but tor a few minutes al
one time. begged OF her to try your medicines
and before she had used half OF the ottles sh,
could go all around the yard and has now JUST comt
home from a visit five miles away.
MRS. IHOS. MCFARLAND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
A DMINIsTRAT0Rs SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON


BY virtue Of an orIer of the Orphans Court of
me state OF Delaware, in aud tor New Castle
county, made the twenty third day February A.
u. l3ii will be exposed TO sal, by way of Public
Auction,
ON SATURDAY, the 4,h day of APRIL AID
loIi. at = o'clock IN the afternoon,
at the Auction Rooms Of 0sle d Miller Mt the
Northwest corner OF Fourth and King Gets WI
mington. Delaware the following described lands
and tenement; being the Real Estate ot the late
W lillian Ii. Almond. deceased, all that certain
lot or piece OF land lying and being in the Civ o.
wilmington, new Castle County and state of Del
aware bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning ON the line on the Easterly side of
West street. at the distance of two hundred ard
eighty seven feet and eight inches from the corner
formed BY the interseetion Of the line Of
the NoIherly side Of Ninth street. thence Easter
parallel 20 Ninth street one hundred and five fee,
10 a corner. thence Northerly parallel to West
street twenty-slxth fec and eisht inches to ano-
ther corner, thence Westerly parallel 10 Ninth
street one hundred and five feet 10 the Easterly
eide of West street. and thence Southerly along
said side OF West street twenty-six teet and in
ches TO the place OF beginning, be the contents
within said bounds what they may.
The above premises - be SOLD subject 10 the
widows dover.
Attendance win be gwen and terms of sale
made known At the time and place aforesaid, BY
| Martha Al. Almond aud John z. Allmond i. Ad-
sAM0 Ell NJ. HARRINGTON. Esq.
i. III. yAxpEyEs, CLERK CT Orphans Court
| Ogle Miller Auct'r.. 2tawts
| NOTICE.-0n the lot above described is three
storied Brick Dwelling. No. gls West Street (maia
| and back buildings OF brick. newly painted and
papered throughout. with six chambers, sitting
| room bath room, large parlor, dining room and
kitchen. Heater and Gas in every room. Hot and
cold water in kitchen and bath room. Cellar large
dry and well lightei.
Widows dover will be offered for sale at the sam
time and place,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
IrE. F. kuAkeTS Bitter Wine of Iron

E. h. kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
will efectualy cure liver complaint iaunaice
dyspepsia, chrome or nervous debility chrome
dlarrtea. disease of the kidneya and all diseases
arising from disordersd stomach or intsstines
such as c0nstipat Aatulencs. n ward piles full
ness of blood to the head aciiity oI the stomach
nausea, heartburn, dlseust for food, fullness OF
weight Ia the stomach, sore ernetations, sinking
or hutteTing at the pit of the stomach swimIni ng
of the head hurried difficult breathing Hutter r
ing the heart chok ing or sufpcatng sen sation,
when in a lying posture. dimness of vision, dots
or webs before tie sight, dull pain in tho head,
dencienoy O1 perspratlon, yell4wness OF the sk ia
and ey es, pain IN the side back head chest limbs
ETC., sudden hushes OF heat, burning in the lesh
constant imag inings of evil, and great dep1
Of spirits. Price 81 per bottle Beware oi counter.
feits. DO not let drueg lalu utf some other
preparation OF iron he may say IS good. but a. h
ior Runksls Bitter wine of Iron lake no other
Kunkels Wine Of Iron l. not sbid in bulk-Unly
in 81 bottles. Z, F. Kunkei, proprietor No. .5l
North Ninth St. Philadelphia Pa.
Sold by all ihusg glsts and lie Iers every where.
marl2 2taw2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

The CONvENTIoN.-As we expected. our
faithful report of the rowdy Convention at
New Castle, on Saturday, failed to give salts
faction OF to the Commercial and the Radical
OF this city. The Commercial says the Cons
yention was large and harmonious. This we
DID not attempt to deny. 1t was large because
Tree tickets were issued promiscuously. 1t was
harmonious bee ause the leaders of each fac.
tion OF the Republican party were so fearful
OF being in the minority that they dared not
quarrel and both sides eagerly agreed to com
promise.
By the way, the other members of the wing
OF. the party declare that the assertions put
forth by the "City Ring" as published in the
GAZETTE are somwhat wide Of the truth. They
declare that they were not in a hopeless ma
jority. but that the Convention was pretty
evenly divided. They say that Pickels and
| his clan were pretty well scared and for this
reason were glad to compromise. Therefore
| they relinquished the man they had fixed
upon for temporarys . haiTman-John Ci CLARK
| Of Red Lion Hundred-w whom the Custom
House Ring" opposed squarely. and fixed
upon Joshua Marls who was regarded by both
| sides as pretty fair man.
In regard to the County Executive Commit
tee the Custom house adherents declare thai
its complexion and the election of the Capt
Gallagher to the craftsmanship will not be de-
cided unit! the organization, on Saturday
morning next.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
PUBLIC SALES.
A 7 DEER PARK HOTEL,
Newark, Del. will be sold at
PUBLIC SALE,

Oa FRIDAY. MARCH "a, 1874,
Consisting OF Horses. Hogs, Carriages, Harness.
Ne. hiso ds.Bedsteads. Bedding. Chairs, Tables
ana ali the Furniture therein contained.
One Fine Mare. with foal by q blooded horse
nne road or work Horses. worth the "A
attention OF any one; ! pair of Hermes A\
Colts. tnree years cid. hne matches, well ~
broken 10 double harness. Four head .QAk.1-
ot onoas two Y ork wagons. family carriage. all
nearly new one set of double harness nearly new;
sets OF single carriage harness in good repair:
seu ol wagon harness. sleiehs. one of which is an
Albany cntter new. with bells; 2 carriage poles,
sixteen foot ladder, Plow and l harrow, collars,
brides. garden tools, &c.
Also. on the same day and date. will be sold, all
sne IuIhlture carpets &c consisting Of "a sets If
furniture, with bedstead, chairs, stands &c: 400
Yards OF ingram and other carpets some of il yery
hne; loo yards OF oil cloth. lot of fine be
mattresses, bed clot hes. &c. fine set hair cloth
parlor furniture, fine parlor locking glass, din
ing tables. lot OF coal Stoves hea 10 re- &c extep-
sion table, lot OF lounges, I new Niagara Ne
cook stove. lot of wash bowls end pitchers Also
dining and breakfast dishe., knives, forks 6c
Kitchen Furniture Complete; one fine clock and
many articles too numerous to mention Persons
are invited to try the horses and examine the fur
niture before day Of sale, e '1
TEhMS.-All sums over $40 a credit of months
VIII be gwen with purchaser giving a bapkable
note with approved security; ali sums under s2J
the cash will be required.
should the weather be stormy the sale will be
postponed until the next fair day
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M Sharp.
H. I. Riddle. Auct NJ CIAYT0N
| Saml Garrett, CLERK. marlTdts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
The MARKErs-In the street market, thi

The MARKETs.-In the street market, this
morning, prices ruled follows;
butt=l jo.oj cents per pound eggs, 22a25 per
dozsn chickens, 81 25As2 U0 per pair; tnrkies,
81 Ooasz OU each beans, 10 Per quart hominy,
10 do, or three quarts Tor Is apples, 25a35c per
half peek, or 81 25aS1 IS per bushel turnips Sa10
per halt peck, or 40 bushel white potatoes, %
per half peck, or 81 % per bushel; parsnips pei
bunch celery, 3a5 do; cabbage, 5Alo per head ;
mince meat Is per pound cranberries, II per
quart; beet 12a25 per pound pork, loal4 do.
veal, lOa20, do mutton, sale do. liver, 10 do.
lard 1lal2 do. sausage, II do.
At the Second street lish market, fresh FISH sold
as follows --smelt aud halibut, - cents pound
lake shad, 20 do. pike and rock, Is do ; bass
Is do; sun fish, Icy Fio' haddock' 10 do her
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

ANOTHER BURGLAhr.- Last night, the resi-
dence OF Mr. Nm. +. Harrison, at 30i East Sew
enth street, was entered by some unknown part
or parties. by forcing the back door The In
,nates knew nothing OF this visitation until thi'
morning, when they found the back door open
and the pants OF Mr. Harrison lying on a chaiI
down stairs. What money the pockets had con
part OF the house, was missing. The maIaudel
secured, in all, about s25. As This is the secout
outrage Of this kind that has transpred III thi,
locality within the last two or three days, it i
obviously the duty or our police to give thi
noighboruooi their particular attention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

There were thirty'nine lodgers at the City Hall
cells last night.
Aid, Central and Germania No . Loan Asset
ations meet this evening.
The unpaved streets arc vsry muddy, aud some
of those paved are In filthy condition.
The fight between the "City" and the "Custom
House Rings' wakes hotter each day. Let it wax.
The sale OF reserved seats for Charlotte Cush-
mans engagement begins next Fnday morning,
at the usual place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
Outrageous Conduct.
NEGRO MEMBERS OF THE REPUBLICAN CON-
vESTON APPLY ABUSIVE EPITHETS TO
WHITE PRISONERS.
Specsdi to tie Gazette

Especial to tie Gazet;e
NEW CASTLE, Del, March Is.
Mr. EDITORIALS a fit supplement to your
very graphic account of the proceedings of the
black and tan mongreal convention of the
Radical Party which held its p0wwow in
New Castle, last Saturday, forward for pub
iication the following account of an outrage
cammitted upon white sohste prisoner in Tho
Jail by negro members Of that Convention. l
have not an excess Of sympathy for criminals,
but, | feel nevertheless, that, as human beings,
they are entitled to, at least, as much consd-
Grafton as brutts. No one has right to exhib-
it personal spite, or resentment to prisoner.
Society has organized Courts OF Justice for the
trial OF persons who are charged with the
violation Of law, and officers are elected or
appointed whose duty 1t Is 10 execute the
penalties which the law applies; but convlets
should be protected from any other punish
ment OF any abuse, except such as Is pf0Ctded
by law British indeed must be the instincts
of the creature who can hector and insult by
abusive epithets. helpless prisoner.
Societies have been chartered III other
States, aud are in the active execution OF
their duties 10 prevent cruelty to animals.
May il not become necessary 10 organize n
similar sOcity for the prevention or punish-
ment of such negro radicals as may be
guilty of cruel insults To helpless white
| prisoners in New Castle Jail?
DurluB aFocess III tho piocoou'uHS VI tuo
Radical Convention, the negro members
rushed In large crowd to the Jail "to see
| their lady friends" who were therein con-
fined. They we're edistlnguished politicians
q pr1pileged class, and. OF course, they were
| admitted. The corridors were literally
jammed with the sweet smelling mixture
| OF bad whlskey and parjam d'dtric states
menl aud whilst the only Warden WAS en-
| gagged below, some OF the crowd upstairs,
| nistak ing a white man In one of the cells
for "big Frank" ;" exclaimed, 'Frank come
to the door and let us see you, you d--d
s. - b-h," aud more OF that sort
Possibly ths distinguished individual, who
on his return home Kicked his wife almost
| TO death, was Que OF the perpetrators of tha
outrage. Was 1t right Mr.. Editor IL 1t &c
| equality with such cattle that the Radica
party In Delaware would degrade the whits
men and women Of the State.
DECnNcY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

SALES OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting of Mutual Lean Association, last nigh
money sold as follows: $1,000 at 32 per cent.
premium 5000, at 33 $500, at 3!X LOCO, at
slk.
Last night, at the regular montbly meeting OF
Braudywne Loan Association, $500 sold at II per
cent premium. A like amount was rait to with
drawing shareholders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

CHESTER CoUErY SALEs.-At the sale Of
Samuel w. Scott. near Oxford, on the 18th
oil March, cows brought from $40 to $50
yesriins heifers from Sl4 to sic small
steers S3S seven shoats brought S53 20
horses Sl6O to to Sl70; farming i'm mplsments
sold high.
AZ the sale of E. &. Reynolds, near OK.
iord, on the l4th OF March. cows brought
from Si2 "A TO 81 25. shoats ST. 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

The DIsGRACEFCL LoNvENrIoN.-The letter
of our special correspondent:at New Castle, pub
lisLed elsewhere, is respectfully reterrsd 10 the
New Castle correspondent OF the Commercial
70 rather think 1t reflects with more accuracy
iLan does his communication III yesterdays Com
meyctai, the opinion OF the decent citizens OF the
town in regard to the dlisgraceful mongrel Con
vsnton which was held there last Saturday utter
noon.