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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-28
Friday, the goth day of March, 1874,

at II o'clock am. in front of my office. No.
351 Second str' ct. Memphis, Tenn. proceed
to sell to The highest bidder, for cash the fol-
lowing described r al estate, ia the city of
Memphis. county of Sh, my, to-wit: Com
mencing at the point Of Intersection Of JEFF
ferson street with Center alley; thence on the
south eide Of Jefferson street in an easterly
direction 80 feet; thence in sout1ward di-
rection III feet to a private alley. theme in
an cas- ward direction go feet on q limo par
allel with Jefferson stree TO Center alley ;
thence on line on Center alley in north
wardly direction IL feet 10 Jefferson St eet.
the point of beginning. Levied on as the
property # defendant, Sarah W F0wlkes, to
satisfy said judgment. interest aud costs.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock am
W. j. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of She by County, Tenn.
HANSON l. FsTEs. attorneys for plaintiff.
February 10. "a. l47-t6s-l7
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For good meal and drink go to the
Cotton Room Saloon, No. 5 West Court
street. 1855
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IA Eu-A FEW DAY b ARDERS
:, ~, accommodated n a private family
ne 1hdre are no chill iren, ut III Adams
Of N Reasonable 'aies. Also, one OF t~o
/ rolms. suitable for man and wife, nicely
,ish a, Ref re- ce required l44
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KAHN a FREIRERG.

100 dozen PaIts assorted French
Ria gloves, All shades, soc pair.
rE5
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HAvE you played on those small tables
at Willett's7 1881
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Trustee,s sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMSOF A DEED
ID Of trust to me executed on the Slst day Of
May. 1859, by Bernard Myers and his vile
Margaret A Myers, duly registered 10 the
Registers office Of this. Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Deed Book No. y, page Us, WILL
On Saturday, 2sth Of February, 1874,
At the southeast corner Of Court Square. "a
thscity OF Memphi Tennessee. sell for cash,
10 the hiehest bidder, the property therein
eonVe, ed and described as follows: Being 10
Memphis. shelby county. Ienne see. and be-
ginning az the northwest Intersection Of De-
Soto and Beal streets; thence west With the
north line Of Zeal % Get - feet; thence north
and parallel with DeSnto street 10 ieet
theuce east and parallel with Beal ,treet 2
feet TO ueSOto street.; thenc- 9 nth With the
scst ifue ~ Ue-ft- - sci 10 ivVi 70 idt iiaec
of beginnine. 20 which deed Of trust. for fur
Their description and reference. reference d
here made. Terms Of sale. cash. sqnity ofro-
demptiun not barred Sale within le al hours.
JOHN S. KERR, Trustee;
Humes & P0ston, attorneys. ls-bl
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate on Jefferson st

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
Il that by virtue Of an order Of sale to me
directed from the honor Bile second Circuit
Court of Shelby county, Tenn, in the case Of
w. A. Hail vs.. Sarah W. foSlkes. ia iement
rendered on the 9th day of January 1874 for
the sum of fortv seven hundred and sixty-one
dollars and eighteen cents, with interest and
costs of suit, to salty said judgment, etc, l
will on
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Truslse's sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED TO ME-
ID executed on April q. 1871 TO secure the
payment Of certain Indebtedness therein de-
scribed. Of record in the tegtster's Office OF
Shelby county, in book 80. page Az. IWill, as
4 I'm aAnn -
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'TANTEDf zAGENTS-M MALE AND FEE
male. Tor the bort selling article IN the
Ia. The new Medicated Corn File never
I.es the, fe,t to bleed; will not touch the
od flesh; can be used by child. Agents
lnakinR from IS to s25 per day. Address
MEDICATED FILE CO.
I'm 1s U. 8. EKcnange Building. CHICAGO
lltpoia loO-t
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OYSTERS, shell. stew, fry or any
style. at Felix's, 292 Front 81. lost
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No ONE would play on the large tables
after trying those small ones at Willett's 5.
1914
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Property ear Central Point

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE
ID by d. L. Beadle on the 18th day Of June.
the Registers office of Sh- lby county. Tenn,
in Record Book No. 81. page SS7. to SECURE the
payment of the purchase money for the lot Of
land hereinafter described. eyi enced By two
promisOry notes payable to j. j. DuBose. the
first Of said notes being dated % day Of
June, 1871. Que three months aftoe date. for
$40. on which there Is a credit Of $50. the
other dated June 20, 1871, for 500. due six
me nths after date, will, on
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wednesday, the 18th March, 1874,

between the hours of II a m. and p M, in
front of the Sheriff office. in Greenlaw block,
No. 35l Second street, in the city Of Memphis.
Tenn. proceed TO sell To the highest bidder,
for cash, the following desc'i bed property, to-
wit: Lot No. Of the DuBose subdivision Of
lots "a and 25 Of the Dunn tract. hefug part
of Myrtice NJ. DuBOse's, as set apart 10 her in
the Chancery Court of Memphis, june 1857.
in the case Of Camilla F. DuBose ct al. VS., G.
Jones ct al beginning at the southeas inter
section of Middle street and DuBose avenue;
thence east with the south line of DUB 90 ay-
snue one hundred and ffty feet thence south
wardly sixty-tour feet; thence wet parallel
with DuBose avenue one hundred and fifty
feet 10 the east side of Middle street sixty
four feet to the beginning The right OF re-
denption is expressly waived in said trust
deed. and the title to said lot Of land Is be-
lieyed {, be good. but sell and shall convey
JOHN c. LANIER. Trustse.
February 25, 1874. W6s-i4
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MEALS rs and so cents at the, Cotton
Room, No. Court street los
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LOST.
REWARD.

en- REWARD : MISSING SINCE AU-
Block. a bankers case or large leather book,
containing papers yalu able 20 the undeisigned
only. A reward of s 0 will be paid TO ans one
leaving said book and papers with X. Worm
ley a Co.. No. Union street.
II. G. TRADER.
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JowIs (sugar-cnred)-OIiver. Fin
ME a. Co. 3
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Fresh savannah River shad

Received by express this morning
Victor D. Fucbs', Al Jefferson street.
Xxx
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FOR R ENT-sTOREHoU E NO 2l9 MAIN
street, orpos te Odd Fellows bah, now
.ppied BY Chas. Obermeier Il Co. Apply o on
premises. Ie1-1
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.OR RENT OR SALE-HODsE AND LOT
No SO Market square. opposite the park
10, furnilureTor sale. Apply on premises
544
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BIZ RENr-cOTTaGE No. lOs MARKET
street Apply at 10. lou lol
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FoR REMT.

bR RENT-THe DESIRABLE STORE
house No. s3S Front street first house
Eth OF Il. M. Apperson & Co. Apply to
+ - w. III. MOORE. 293 Main street.
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\ 0R REET-NIcE FRONT ROOM WITH
board. at 50 Adams street. loi-I
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RohRoino.
WAITED.

LINIRD A MAN TO WORK ON A
Asf,aIi frrit farm near the city; Sweed
4. Apply at 25S Front SIR et. up
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lR RENr-THE TW0-ST0RY BRICK
residence, 40. IS Exchange street, ut re-
n rates BENZ CULMAN,
Me- l75 Main street.
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bR- RENIC AsMALL HOUSE ON VANCE
| Street. near the corner Of pesoto street
10, three store houses on beal !, r sch "e''
|S-xyiji Phoenix Insurance nee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-28

RENT STORE NO. IA FRONT ROW
lately occupied by Nathan Bros Apply
iA'''' L. LAWH0RN * CO.,
AZ $50 Front street.
, 1874-09-30

sho JuatioeD nnnotl ". +. Thomnson. haa not
inauo aottlomant. Il was resoiyei TINT Al
tolhoy Coy be tnatrlotol to rrooool at ot,oo
ana t maHo hptttomont witt, said Justice. ia
WIN anlthor inhtrnctod TINT, in oaso Of fauro 10
IanNo prompt act.lemont with tho JubtIcc. to
immediately rrocood to collect aooorainr to 1aw'
r, cItcAuo soUrIf ATLANTIC.
THO, subject OF lilo Chicago r. aor,,
nSaht,o ~, Aairoad .was -thon taken r.' m
nr. Miller atntod TINT ho 1tnjcrstanag,i; tngi
.1E2n ondgo i!hy, ono of Tho tVtoo.rros,dnnfs
OF tho road. that there arc now Yyntinr ~ 10
c1panNod on thia on1 ct tho liro Soma sss nnn ~
anu ~ soon ~ tho ordinance crantinr liz ri%h.
OF way Is paeaod work will be ootnmencnd 1'Ent sn
moalatoly. :Att last meotIuH tho J.osr,, - n1.
granting thomi ono track only, Th" Th,nsy myttot VI
was .thorotoro taken un aaotn at 'Aatsot '4hnt
point, and ib1r. Co!maa ,tfin,l to s eam snas
yinoo the Doctor tllat a sIngio trarIr vonG ouh;
bnit 81 vol % double. Ho Ma In f.var nrus1 ~
granting this Company einglo track. mi T., T.,
caso any other road aeatred to entnr. tov os,Y1 ~
hare straok tIpngpido tho Cleaxo &ou sout Iohto y
lahtlo isoad. and thus mako dou6lo track for H.
:uho Of both roads. >SN A'' 'aa
ar. 5tobbngs Btated that Ito had a,1itt1o intor.
cat IN tho rniiroad, andho was alrprlscd to f,nd
'has ~ tho Ordinance svaa not Passed Alrealy,
<- Tho ordinance pasaod by tho following voto,
hcaa-Muirl!oad. Montgomery; and ,Drinksnan
iii 'nnyB-Cojman-1.
Inc board thon ad dloMvnod.
, 1874-09-30


II han required something uors thin orliuary In.
duary md euterprlso to mako Chicago great motrop
oils tho ccnra OF imcn.e rade tho envy Of sato.
.clties, tho pride Of The os, and tho syho ii Amatt
car growth and progress It Is the fresh, warn young
American blood iufusod into at her industrial pur-
nuita-commescla mechanical, .knd manufacturfng-
that las created In tho heart Of this continent great
city, whose marvellous growth Ia without parallel In
modern times. Her buslnossman hare been olcar-
sighted aud energetic; they comprahendel tho situa
tion, and equal to tbcir responsibilities ChcaGo
has not blnlctc1. into Broatness It Las not grown
up by chance. 1t has boen built up By patient, por
ststcut, wisoy- directed toll: prudent eaIaatons,
and bold forecast, aud fair aud hon-
orahle dealing. Industry, integrity, and onter-
prise, inspired by enthusiasm tint never cooled,
and strengthened by hopo, and faith, at courage
that Wascrcl hAyp slgnaly characterized tho
Artilcers ot her Fortunes. Aud cnnspicuous among
these is ths .wcll-known firm Of Phelps. Dodge Il
Palmer, Nos 4a and 10 Wabash avenue, manufacturers
Of aud Wholesale dealers ia oota and Shoea Thorais
not pl4cker, more htgh.lnfudel, moro honorable
huauess-houso In Chicago. Thoy mind ther own
business arc not given 10 boastg, rejolco at othtrb'
prosperity, snl always srcak wcll Of Ill honorable COM
letltura Tner Eloyo-4tln boot ia immensely popl-
lar an tho good will Ut The tralo Of tho Northwest
Is shown by ahor largo sales, which hAye given thcma
prominent place among tho loallng boot aud Shoe
houses Of Chicago. eee9n Of thpir factory tu1ninE
cut boots mud shoca With grcat rapidly, Ii tn full
opor.sion at tue Chicago Exposition, and attracts
much intention from tie yaitors who approcinte tho
Importance ofR good understanding,
, 1874-09-30
nIOIsTUArsY,
Funornl Of .f2lshDp ice, Of ,loTu,
Davenport, Ycs1orlny.

davenport fCb10ruNys
Special Dspttch "a Tat. Chieaao Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Sept. 29.--Tho .funoral Of
Bishop: Leo called forth q worry largo attendance
today. Tho cIizcas in full forcs, ,sycro ,boro.
protsstaut nnl Catho1ih, Jou aud Gontile, ali
loud in their expression OF .sorrow tor q good
man, au catluablo cltizen aud 4 bishop who has
lof: an eEor-anduring opitaPhin tito hoarta Of
the EplscoIalians Of Town. At Tho hour ap-
roatol for Tho funeral ,thoro was largo COR
co'raf Of o1r citizens in tho vicinity of Graso
Cat1elral''and allt1o carriages. private aud pub
c,, slnt could 20 pressed Into service Hero watt
Ing Fc> thor occupants. Tho procession moved
froir ho 1ousc, t'rst coming twcnty-ntpo YostrJ-
mon lien AS many clergyalon, thon Tho coAin
conrluine tho body OF tho deceased, borno by
clorynur, followed by tho .niembers Of tho
family and immediate friends. Mira. Leo loaning
on ho nral Of llor ao1i, mid looking vary u1ncI
strlaien ,ntead. Tho gopl Indy Inns tic gym
patty Of 81 people, Tho ehildrdn Of the Sunday
nellCl fol1owdd tho collin to tho chancel aud
deposited 'flowern upon it. Tho choir then
SAM hymn, altor which ono OF the
clergyman offered prayer, which Maa fol-
lowtd by q hYnln. Bishop Vale, OF
kamas, .thpn asccndod tho pulpit, and, taklnR
his bxt from Revelations xxi, ii, "Thero i:
no bath," procoadoa to 1'ay Mi cloluont tribute
to TIC deceased ptolato, Gltar which ho gavo
grapaio picture Of the, good .ChriatiAns spiritual
athtt his on1oylneuls, and Lis duties. The
aoruon was nb1o, feryant, aud ololuent aud
aolielel with feeling that clearly !slowed how
muc, ho regyotted the loss Of Lis brothor IN tho
Episcopal Church.
, 1874-09-30
DnIMINAL RECORD.


Judge Rogers-lSauara Ylno entered plea Of
guilty to burglary, nnd was remandad.-Oharlos
T. Kring pleaded gulisy.t to M Indictment for
uheasng, aud was aentonoad to 1lftcen dnys In
!; tho County sJail.--John iPowors WAS trod for
.lnrceny and acQnttted.-Dapiol Cagey aud Nor
,ris Flynn, Indicted for larceny anut rocolvlng
stolen gools, woro tried by Jury Casey was
acquitted, Rnl FLYNN found guilty OF receiving
ato1on goods, and Ibis punishment. fixed At two
yoars In tho penltnntiary.-E. @. Rockwell and
Louis J. Clark outorad "a; plea Of guilty to IN
Indictment for oonnpiracy Rockwell was aon.
tenced to Six months in tho, 1Io.so Of Corrcc-
tlon,; and Clark to thirty daye in tho County Jail.
JUSTICE COURTS.
Justice .RoWten-Jamos Drisc1ll and John
Farner.hure!ary continued Till Oct. 10 In bail
orderly Warrant; continued Gil Oct. IN ball Of
$200.--John N. Lncey, arrested on tllsortlos'y
warrant: continued I'll OCT: in. bail Of $780,
fdaos fs bonds in sa00.-Wi'jiam 15ons, arrested
On disorderly warrant; continued TIL 0ot: In
bail of SOC. .-jqsenh Jotdon, arrostod on d'sor-
dorlv warrans; continued till to.morrow In bail
s aMse9as ese5 hsfss ssst,Gy Gs1 e2sa e.
city ordinancoa governing business Of Junk doal-
o,s continued till to-morrow in bail q -$2oo,-
In tho matter of tho Msorn' Opera-Houso riot
oaso, wherein aloparn. Grover, Thompson, and
Elwardu wero, tlefandanta. tlo, Justice decided
tuero waa no ovlaonce to sustain tie charge, and
dismissed the, ,priaonore,
=, 1Hstiee seuyEgrank 1s9,, apa3n's s en Mts9aol
Court in bail OF s79o.-3oha Donoghuo, witneas
against frank: Ino bold under s700 ball.
WenBel Konncsh, arrested OIL warrant for rob-
berry continued TIL Oct. 8 in bail Of a500-Wii
lam Dagghrt. larceny horse, aud buggy from
hail rfa aknN ~ fnvf ifnt3fH n1,at r1et mr.
, 1874-09-30
COTTON TRANSACTIONS.

of the Cotton Exehanyo to-slay adopted an ad-
dttional bY~law, "thxt the classification OF cot
ton established by tile National Cotton Exchange,
and supplemented as regards grades ot middltng
form tAe baHis Of settlement OF nll transactions
for future delivery under which delivery Ia duo
, 1874-09-30

on and uftor Sept. ], 1875 and Of atl transsc-
| tlonB o1copt those under regular co1itratt for
fuero delivery witch aro tnnde bn md nftor Oct.
/. 1874. Verbal eoutracta. whom proven to tho
aatlafnctlon OF tho arbitratolH, arc to llavo tho
Bnmo standing nB II wrftlen."
, 1874-09-30
I, RAllRpAD COLLISION.

'DINonAMroN, N, T.. Bopt. 20.--A collision
bckwaell passenger and gravel train OH tho
Utica ID Ohenango Valley ltai!roal tliis morning
resulted In tho killing nt thsee persons Oh tho
passenger train, aud tho scr1ous wounling OF
aayerak othera.
, 1874-09-30

1equratora hoof, ! hog, 2,23o pounds Of fresh
meat t;740 ponnt1H Of cornod bdof, / harrel OF
applos,. b1Bhol TOMATOES, ,anai70 dozen >aggs.
Tho reports Of tho Sanitary 1nspoctors sat tlht
tho sanitary condition or tho city Ia good., and
that no dangerous diseabo Inns rot nalo itsolf
-nroYAlant.
, 1874-09-30

:
.No have just opened very largo stoct OF Lyons
cloak yoyets Of our own Importation bought In Lyona
under great oppression Of the market! No Will offer
splendid All-sik Lyons velvet At SO nor yard. Wo
now oIcEug special Inducements to THOSE who buy.
heforo tho rsa of full trado beg!ua TAoea III wantof
the Latest n noat approved styles In millinery Hopls
elegant ftt hats Sc. should not fail to oxaLus our
stock Ho;chk4n, Palmer Cos 117 aud 100 Slate strect
, 1874-09-30
PERSONAL,

County Commissioner Crawford loayos to-day
upon u business trip to Now, York, to he absent
about ton days.
The Secretary Of tho Board Of Trade had
, 1874-09-30
BRIDGET, At, THE EXPOSITION.

To lac Editor or 1he Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Her tastes evidently hnyo loauing
toward tho osthctio. Bhc. came home radiant.
-sho had boon with !" "frind Ito tho "Exbebi-
ton, MS sllo called IT. ''Wo1 Dridgot, what did
you think OF tho Exposition 7" anid 1; "did you
sco the now washng-n,nchinos and tho improved
wringor?" "Woll, sos, MIN. I boliovo aoen
thom; but, obi isu't tho Exhibition tho beau-
tifullcss place so, oyor sceu, with all tho big
squlrta O. wa.llor b -ruuuin',- and the music n
playin'7 mover soo tho likol An tho ropos
pictor, tool But It waa splonslld Au' a boy
round with his cap, gottin' 25 cints Of us all to
saro for tho Pope! And thin wo went into
another place, Sherc tlose wns On nwful
big plc!ur, and ne thought there wna to
bo q play; and wo Sat down on O long
binch, and waitol, and looked at tho pictor:
Tlsuro WaH init, and Win,min all over it,, and
.fellor in rod brftclea, to tho hnee liko what wo
500 tn tho ould couptry, ana girl WAS holdn him
round tho mock ohokin him. know sho WAS
cllokn him for ho was rcd In tho faco as no could
bc, and another woman was behfn't them with
her hnnd on her lips, SO, q .laughin ut ON, aud
.thero Tas lots fellora md girls, some dancing.
and somo lookin' oil. We waited q good while,
but thero vas no play at all, maml
Anthem wo seen tho bcautifulost ectt1o bod
sioads, with muao at the head Of ON, p1ayet' all
tho ti.no. and place to. aloop with matshraBsog
and the like o'tlat, anppoHo tho music has to
play all the ttmo poraon was slaopin and tEero
was glasa boxes OF ilowerR, nnd beautiful gold
groom ribbina, an'n Eroen house With bokaya as
tin cints." Let Bridget 60 to tho Exposition.
SupunDAu
CHICAGO, sent. % 1874.
, 1874-09-30

dust rocsIved halfaozcn carloads Of ohoice canned
fresh salmon, cheaper thau beof All kinds Of canned
fruits. tclos, pickles. etc., at bottom pricss.
i. 4. WaiAucr. Is ald 47 River street. Chicago,
, 1874-09-30

Bangs Dros. is tho Place
wtere you can ind tho celebrated Ant!-Clinkcr
Grown Cook, nchmontl. "Palsco" rnnges "Golden
Hun" fro. plaeo heatcrs, DlruoW furnaces dc. Buto
AMI Van Nllrcu strepta.
, 1874-09-30

7FrlHca q Q0.'a Urgnua,
Fine organs With blx stops for $i25 warranted n1st
isfaotozy. Eools Yempla ot Mu4lo % Van Durua
street. =
, 1874-09-30
30 Careful

OF Tour tccth; upon thoir hcaith your health do
penls. Fragrant aozotlont inYgotatoa tho uerreu
that ktoa thom sl!vo proycnts incr4statons On Tho
onaulvl, aud Is as wholesome 40 wator.
, 1874-09-30
assistance TO suppross tho aforcaaid gentleman
or any other gentleman Of tho ea'nc ills.
On pago 1876. Soc. 1913 vol. drosH'' Statutes,
rnssod last wutor. ID tho following atrtngont

On pago 1B5, Soc. 1919 vol. Gross'' statuscn.
rassosl Inst wiutor ID tho following atrangcnt
law, viz:
'Whoorcr keeps common. grntng-houfc, or IN
my building propurcs crinlts any posson 10 fro
1oht 70 together to play for nonoy Or other
E sSs ass q ohss 81 sss po
!aIi,aale hlnas o. sknawinsy rent my ;aneh place
d9 s sa % :, s tds 3ef tnS socond
ocnso 10 flndi not loss than $500 and DO confined In
te County jail not leaa than a months mud for tho
third ntcnAo shal be fined not lcss than $500 aild 10
imprisoned IN tho sIcutontiary not less than tvo
syeafn nor moro tlan ilsc years.
You eeo tho -ponalty is aoyoro nnonEh to drive
every neutrality-suspicious. out ot Chicago In throo
months and to hayo thoir proprlotors IN Tho
penttontfaty. .....,
Let lilo next Granl Jury qaety ina!ct Mr..
Mike Mcdonald; and lot tho Stato's Attorney uoo
TINT 10 IL conyictoa. lio wl thon bo finoa sloo.
Let thcnoxt GRIND Jury intlipt linn again. # bis
house remains open, whom llo will be ,nnod' not
loss than 5000 and DO confined in tito County
Jail not loss thpn six ,monthn. It Ia rcry prob
able tint Mt tho onu of Tho six monthH ll0 will
rnmovo to moro congonia1 climo. But II ho
docs not, tilon tho next Grand Jury will fix
up for atnrt to Joios, for yon Sill obsorvo TINT
tho third tfmo' ho shall DO fnoa not loss thAn
5000 and be imprisoned In tho Pqnitentlary not
time Ito rotlrnH wo Will oil havo our breath aufl-
GENTLY togo for him again.
Tho police arc not necessary to thss b,lsineas.
All that Ia nocoasary Is for tho Chicago ncVs-
papora to talk 1t up for week. or two, and yoll
Wall 500 tho Stntos Attorney and tho next Hrand
Jury going for this gentleman and all hts lite.
,We hnve had eomo oxporlonco .as to what public
aeutinont will DO. Lot ,us !. havoi that Grand
Jury. and Mr., III. Mcdonald will not tako my
part IN tho ncxt election. ONE Wuo kHoWB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
nrandywine springs.

THE H1IEL FULL ASD COTTAGE NEAR BY HEN-
TED foA GREA1IR AccoMcDAIIoS-ENTERT
sENT, LAST EvENISG, BY GrEsAS COUNT.
When Col. sawyer took hold Of the Brandy
VINE sprng=. lat month it was with deter
minaton to revive tie reputati-n of the place and
to restore it wonted popularity. In this lie has
succeeded we'll, and We announce with pleasure
that the Hotel is entirely full. All the rooms
are occupied and the CO.. i- daily i'll receipt Of
letters from pessOns at distance seeking accom-
modations he II compelled to deny. We're
tie capacity OF the hotel suiiieieut for TWO hun
dred gaests il could be filed without difficulty.
The guests are highly pleased with the place,
and are profuse il their expressions Of praise Of
the management. Col Sawyer spends the most
of hi4 time there himself, and with lis watch
fui aud pereeptlye eye regulates all things in a
methOdlcal way.
By way Of providing greater accommodations
the Colonel, yesterday, rented the cottage OF
DR.. Chandler, about 800 yards from the hotel
but On the same emlnence though not at Ill
summit. The cottage has been lately repaired
and c0utain- some seven or eight rooms. all il
good order. Being lttle more private than the
hotel, this cottage would be fine place for
company Of congena persons 70 locate for th'
summer.
The Springs If fayorite place of resort fo
evening parties. and this class of daily arrival,
l IT, astonishing. The grounds set apart for the
/ PN- l-a' ~ - '.a4ie P4StNf 4uiit OSS"llle'
! with teams winch driven up for u short tim
while those whom they bore there regale them
| selves with the Refreshments which the hotc
affords or drink III the pure air from the lawn
and pastures The swings, ten pin alley. cro
quet grounds and swimming baths, are also we
patronized by reason Of their excellence
| Last evening Count Won schroeder, of Gel
many. who lit to the Springs for a day but re
NAMED week, gave an entertainment to in
friends in one Of the apartments Of the hote
The Count il very affable and intelligent gel
tleman wlo has won the esteem of the guest
by the geutlity which Ii in him, and his depai
tnTe will be much regretted