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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
sCRACE CHURCH CEMETERY" :"
~ (Brandywine Hundred)

This new Cemetery has been laid ont and is now
open Ior ,he SAFE OF liou- AZ Is sltuhteu on me
city of Wilmington. The attention of the Public
is called to the opportunity offered Of securing
at price.
To the citizens of Wilmington, especially. it has
become necessity to have other and greater CEN
terry accommodations. These must be provided be
yond the present city limits, and attention is now
called TO the reasonable and convenient proXim ty
of this cemetery to said city.
The price for lots lOAll ieet for the present, Is
Sl5.00.
For further information apply 10
d. FARRA,
No GA King St. Wilmington Del or
JOHN SANlLLE.
mari 5d3mSw Sexton, Vn the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

at the Opera House, last evening, before large
audience. OF the merits OF the sisters we have
not much 10 say, but they were supported in
very good style. Mr.. Fortssque was excellent,
and Mr.. Lew Spencer, in his dutch songs and
dances, brought down the house.
To.niaht, Miss Charlotte Cushmap sppears at
the Grand Opera House, as Meg Me7iNes, In
"Guy Mannering." The sale OF seats has been
very large and crowded house will greet the
first appearance OF this distinguished actress in
our city.
The sale of reserved seats for the Sothern eu-
gagement opened tins morning. at BOughman,
Thomas & Co.'S, and was quite successful, a large
number of tickets being Immediately taken. Mr..
Sothern appears at the Opera House on Monday
evening as Lord Dnadrea,y In "Our American
Cousin"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
Let Philadelp phis and Pennsylvania, then

Let Philadelphis and Pennsylvania. then
unite in getting up monster Fourth OF
July, and they may rely not only upon
abundant patronage from the American
people, but upon achieving a reputation for
taste, enterprise sud liberality of the city +,
and State where liberty was first proclaim
cd s'to all the land and to all the Inhabitants
thereof" This is the way, the best way.
the only proper way to have our Centennial
celebration ST. Louis Republican.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

800 carpet wsavers, Of Kensington, Phila-, are
on strike for new schedule OF prices.
The Missouri Legislature repealed the "soeial
Eyip law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

POLICE CASKS Robert Black was arrested by
Sergeant O'Nelll, for dlsordery conduct. He was
fined 81 and costs, and held to bail in the sum of
800 to keep the peace.
VIM. Mcdaniel, colored, was arrested by officer
Bonner for assault and battery on John Dorsey,
col. lie was remanded tn the cells to await sen
tence.
Besides tke above, seven cases of drunkenness
have been disposed Of since yesterday morning,
at fifty cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
FOR SAFE AND RENT.

FuR RENT.-Rooms on the 81 and itb aoor. of
tne oullulnt Southeast corner Fourth aud
ing streets. suitable for society rooms or mann
securing purposes. Also. storage rooms for goods.
Apply 70 j. Il. MILLER
marZl-Zt 5. II. Cor. Fourth and King Sis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

EXTRANEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL. THE
Ia oele bratel Silver Mountain Buckwheat NJ eal
sale a tAs:iswsst. whSlsssIs and retail EIics at
Gil Market Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

FINGERS LAkcRRATRD. On Wednesday, VIM.
HearD, sawyer in Carvers Mills, at Delmar,
lad the ends of the fingers OF one hand sawed
oil by circular saw, with which no was working
Although painful his wounds are not serious
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
LOCAL INTELLIoRNCE,

There were foty-one dodgers at the City nall
cells last night.
March bids fair to fulfill the old saw, "going
out like O lamb"
foiice business has brisked up wonderfully,
since moving day.
Charlotte Cushman appears at the Grand Opera
House tonight as MeS Me,riHes.
Positively the last week of the bearded lady at
Chadwick's museum, w. Fourth street
a city car will DO waiting in front OF the Opera
House, this evening, at the close of the perform
ance.
TRINITY choir practice will take place Saturday
afternoons, from three TO tour O'Clock. Members
OF the congregation are invited to attend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

CRUELTY TO oANIMALs.-Monda before Es-
quire Passmore, OF kennett Square, the owner
of log team was arrested for cruelty to his
horses Several witnesses were examined who
testified that he had frequently overloaded hls
team, and that the drivers had frequently beat
on the horses in a cruel manner. The defend
ant ane o s nat aegea p
denied the overlooking. After hearing the
evidence, the Squire fined defendant $40 % and
costs, amounting in all to s15S6. This fine was
the lowest that could be imposed.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals has an active agent at Ken nett Square.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

OFFICERS ELKcrED--At the regular weekly
meeting OF Wilmington Division No. l, s. of T.,
held last evening, the following cficers were
elected
W. T., john X. Babcock: w. A, George r.
LARSEN; X. s., Charles B. Woodward; A. r. s.,
A. b. Starr; F. g., Robert Gaibreath Treas, j.
V. Greenman; Chap, Isaiah Starr; Con-, Jennie
Drewett; A. C., Francis w. Reeve; | s., Il.
Griffith; O. 3, John Guthrie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

MORE CONVENIENCE. For the sake of conve-
nience, Mr.. l.. A. Bowers, the operator, has had
constructed telegraph line between the vii
mington and Reading Railroad depot and the
ireighthouse in this city. Without going out
side, clerks in either place cen communicate
with the others. a deal Of trouble and nconve-
nieuce are obviated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

NEW MEMRKRs.-La evening, Thomas John
son. Republican, was elected u member of City
Council from the First Ward, to succeed VIM. L.
Gilbert Democrat, resigned. Mr.. johnson is a
member OF tho Harlan IL Holliugsworth Com
pany, and superntcnds operations in the boat
yard On one or two occasions he was candi-
date for Council at the general election, but was
defeated.
Joseph G.. File was also elected from the Ninth
Ward, TO succeed Eli Mendenhall, resigned. Mr..
File, by trade, is a blacksmith. He is an inte-
gent looking young man, and will doubtless
make good Councilman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

Personal, Rev. Joseph L. Smith, the nswl,
appointed pastor OF Grace NJ, e. Church, is IL
town to-day, and will appear at the Churcl
prayer meeting, this evening. On Sunday morn
ing he Will preach his Introductory sermon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

"TTRED NATURES SWEET REsToRER, ,BALMY
SLFEr"-But there are times when this "Re.
newer OF Strength "is denied US, times when
our minds and bodies have been 30 overwork ed
and are so worn out that we "woo the drowsy
god in vain" The Peruvian Syrup ian Iron
Tonic renews our strength and makes our rest
sweet and refreshing. 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27

ROBBERY AT CoATEsviLLE.-On Wednesday
uight, the grocery store Of Daniel Lynch, in
Coatesville, was entered by thieves, who appro-
prlated the moneydrawer, containing some little
change and number of bills. 1t Is evident that
the parties were frightened off before uccemp-
fishing their full intentions An entrance was
effected by forcing open back window shutter,
which they pryed of Its hinges. No clue to the
drpredators.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. l..

WILMINGTON. Del. March 81. 1874.
--latest Stock quotations furnished by Morrick
johnson 4 Co $. u Cor. 9th and Market street
Wilmington. n al =. NJ. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
Removal to the Graves Building

On the Southeast Cor. Fourth and King streets.
Joseph f.. Miller will continue the Auction. Real
Estate md General Commission business in the
irayes Building.
Immediate attention given to sales both public
and private.
nar26-3t JOSEPH l.. MILLER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
NorlcE'
ll3 AND llJ MARX Ell STREET.


John Mealey has put in two hew Carom Billiard
Tables at the above address. The room is now open
at all times for the accommodation of the public.
ian2l-u JOHN MEAhEA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-27
NOTICES..

NOTlCE-HOME I.OAN.-An adjourned meet
~ ing Of the Stock holders OF the Home Loan
Association will he held this evening, ut usual
place. at s o'clock.
inar27-lt TAYLOR, Ssc'y.
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. A. TRASK,S
OINTMENT
Foh THE CURE OF
I~nfammatory Diseases

Dr. TrAsII was engaged for twenty years in
a course Of expsrimebts upon the medical prop
critics and power Of vegetables, separate aud
ceeded In presenting TO the world as the result
Of his experiments, = combination Of Vegetable
e. Ia uneaqualed in the annals Of MRdfclne-
His cry eOusiAas ia q combination
OF these powerful Vegetable Extracts with hlec-
CsrtAin.f a -. that the ren.arkaIss and
nnprseedented success which has 4 It's
once as the greatest discovery OF HE axe. a, 4
calls Ior = triai and close investigation OF -
IA never fails, whus there remains 49,
eient lie % restore a nat1ral and healthy action
70 the capillary vessels Of tle body. and eQasiiEs
the cireulation OF the blood. BY this means a
controlling power is RSined over the moat m.ltK.
nan forms Of disease, which cannot be obtain-d
from any other
Such Il the power OF this combinatIon, that IL
penetrStesto every Porti-n Of the human frame;
every bone and museis, veia, nerve and iigs-
ment Is searched oat aud made fensible OF It's pu-
rifying and healing influence. Hence Il eopes
as readily with internal a. external disease,
this renedy has Restored heAigh 20 patients 80
near the grave thar the most poweaiul Iaternal
frequently been the esse In Inflammation of the
Ne PAIfent over need die With this dis
tanned
Fer IanAmmatory RheIamatIsm thi.
pa1sd, 81 II ISi Rs srs s q 5sS nd TsE gss sys5 Pss. !.
Ia ninsty-nine cases out Of a hundred a viii
AFFORD entire relief to1he worst cases o. Nervous
Headache in thirty minutes
Fer NOEyOUsDzseases this nedieins is OF
immense Ealue.
Afec5isna Of the Spine, rheumatism, lame
ness Oloerated Sore Throat Brenchius. Plsuri-
~ SrSnP, Cole; oeolerA MoFbus, Agne in the
race or Brea4ts Burns, SeAid headf6STofuia, Salt
hhe1ms ErysiPelas, 1nGamed Ryoz, Fever Sores.
Sores. etc. VIII be immediately relieved by the
use Of Dr. Tzsk Magnetic ointment.
D-kAAsoA Sos a Co.. Props buffaio, n, y
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The number of Republican journals
that cannot keep still any longer il in
crsaSipg daily. The Dss Moines (IOwA)
stA5oSrnsl il one 81 Ia ~lstsst Ind puts
it thus:
"As a party We are aAadipg4el RElr
Gus ground. It remains tobe seen WAsth-
or tbeae ~ authsrityThasethsr virtu44nd
couraSk tdfiss GboVe the-setA of t1eAsh
greed, and devote themselves. principally
TO the public interest. II they fat IN
this, 1t requires no prophetic vision 70
foretel their displaosment from ipoWeras
fast as the people have the Opportunity.
These are plain words, but the times de-
mand them. Will the servants of the
people heed the m%urmurings ofthe impen-
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Sheriff Sale.

L. L. Lamborn VS. Josiah Rosenberg ct ux ct al.
By virtue of an order to sell Issued frem the
court Of common pleas of Stark Co, Ohio, and to
me directed l will offer for sale 1t public out
cry At the door ofthe court house In the city cf
Canton, on . =
Saturday he2lst day of February, 1874
the following described real estate situate in
Stark Co., Ohio, 10 wit: commencing at q point 80
feet east of the southwest corner OF the north
west quarter Of Section sc township 10 Range 6
and running south parallel with the west Ii6e of
said quarter section along the west line of outlots
to the town ofAlianee 10 the north-W st corner
of out-lot No. IA, distant 9SH rods or 1910 feet;
thence east along the oOrth line of out-tot No. Il
to the northeast corner ofrsId outlot "a rods or
1896 feet being the point Of beginning; thence
south $50 feet; thence east rs feet; thence north
40 feet to the south line OF Rossnberry street, SIP
feet to Arch street; thence north 40 feet;
thence west 133 feet thence south 40 feet; and
themes west Cos feet to the north east corner OF
Out-iot No. II the point OF beginning, containing
3 acres and % hundreths Ofan acre OF land, also
Out-lOts No. - and IL TO the town of Alliance
known as p. Lees Outlots to said town
Sale to commences At / O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash. oh -
~jan22W5 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff:
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Eli b. Leighley vs. George v. Kelly ct TX ct al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark Co, Ohio, and
to me directed, l will offer for sale at public out
cry At the door ofthe court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday tbs 21st day Of February, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
quarter ofseetien number II, in the township Of
fS-ry In said county, bounded a. follow begin.
ming At Q point on the north line of said section.
IA chains and % links west from the northeast
corner Of said section thence north IS rs west
and Hiong the section line IA chains and II links
links t. the north line of the Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway Companyis right Of
way; thence south 81 o east and along the north
line ofsGid companyB right OF way Is chains and
+linkH to Andrew Stark's land thence north 10
and 20 minutes east and along said StArkB west
hne 8 chains and p links to the place OF begin
ming containing 6 4I-1O0 acres Of land moreor less.
cash "
jan22w5 WILLIAM BAXTER Sheriff.
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TRAINS GOING WEST.

SO.I, Daily, except Mondays Nos. 9. 4, 8, 7, and
Daily. except Sunday; Nos. 8 and Daily.
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New subscribers applying earlyl for the year
1874 may have without charge, the last volume
for 1873 of such periodicals as they may sub
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Or instead, new subscribers to any two, three,
or four of the above periodicals, may have one Of
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given to Clubs. Circulars with further pArticu-
lara may be had on application.
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LEGAL
SbardR Sala.
Wopd.r,1 q a Va James W.pdsrly ct al

John Wondorly ct al vs. James Wonderly ct al
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court ofcommon pleas Of Stark county, OhiS, and
to me directed, 1 will oterfor sale at public out
cry at the door Of 1.-THE court house in the city of
Canton, on .
Saturday, the l4h day of February, 1874,
Stark county, Ohio, to wit a town lot in the
city Of Canton, Situate on North street, being lot
number seven hundred and ninety-four 1884 on
the present plat of said city, and being bounded
as follows; beginning at a point on the north line
OF the original town plat OF the town Of Canton,
north 10 west two chains and forty-hVO links
from the intersection of the west line of Poplar
street in said town with the north line Of North
street; thence running north $50 east one hun
dred and tWenty-one and q half feet; thence
south 10 east sixty-Six feet; thence south $50
west. one hOndred and twenty one and q half
ieeE thence north 7To vest ~sixty-six feet to the
place Of Beginning.
sBls5S at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
one-tbird bash, the balance In two equal an
pp4i payments with iAtersat from day Of sale
sOcnr0d by mortgage on the premises.
1Au1eE5 vas BAXTER. Sheriff.
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Is composed Of Roots Banks and Herbs. lit is
very pleasant to take. Every child likes it.
Sold by all druggists.
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tAe Pc dav 81 Esbruaru, ls74
Sheriff Sale.

WILLIAM BAXTER Sheriff:
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Hon. THOMAS EWING madea long and
able speech in the Constitutional Conyen7
ton last week IN advocacy ofrestrictedspf-
frage in the election of the Judiciary. The
following is the section .io9 o. nEod
"SEcrIoE.-In every election for Judge
Of the Supreme and Curcnit Courts where
thrae or more are&to be chosen of the
same Court and for the same term of SER
viceg each electoE shall vote for no greater
numbeFof candidates THANK majority Of
the Judges Of such CourtAnd termthen9te
be chosen" .roffrFa
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Sheriff Sale.
Cyrus Hartman ct Al by &C.


VoIoultNU HAIIlNau . II
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court OF common pleas Of stark county, Ohio,
and to ma directed, L will offer for sale - public
out cry At the door Of the court house in the city
OF Canton, on
Saturday, the l4h day Of February 1874,
the following described real estate situats in
said county, to wit Being a part Of the south
west quarter OF section 26, township II, range 8.
beginning At 4 stOne in the Louisville road, and
running thence north 12o west IT chains and 60
links tosa stone in the north line Of said quarter;
thence with it :east 3 chains and SO links to a
stone; thence south 100 east 10 chains to a stone
IN the Louisville read aforesaid; thence vita il
south 6O1So west 3 chains and Sc links to the be-
ginning Containing six lGl acres more or less Z
Sale 70 commence at 1 o. clock p. m. Terms:
One third cash the balance in two equal annual
payments With interest from day of sale seeur-
ed by mortgage on the premises. w.-
ianIBV5 - BAXTER. Sheriff.
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This ended the toastS and speeches.
On motion, they weres ordered published
in the Wayne County Democrat The
Independent Band had pleased all with its
splendid playing Alter each response, and
was applauded for skill HUl
sItlSas hewten o'clock, and "on with
the dance"became the one idea. TIL eHall
was soon in order. and at sigral from
Winter d Leis's fine Orchestra, two hum
dred,tookt tie foory hundreds of Others
looked on. To attempt to describe the
hours that followed would be vain. They
were full of pleasure, such as can only be
felt and witnessed by Democrats at an 9th
of january Festival IN Wooster. They
danced until morning old and young and
we're joyous together ~ 8 y
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AT San Francisco, on the 22d, Marshal
Martin'was executed for the murder of
Valentine Erschley. He made a full,
confession of guilt. When the drop feI
his head was instantly severed from his
body and both head and body fell to the
ground. The spestatsrsgi in horror, turn
d aw aYfrom the terrible sight. 4
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Notices u he Pss.s..

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Mansfield, passengers bound East by Train
No. l2 and Train No. 3 have no change to New
York. Connections At Ravenne win the CleYe-
land and PittaburEh road At AesdTihe, Union
aRd CORY for the Oil Regions: At Corning for
Rochester, and At Binghampton for Albany,
New England
Western Uound passengers by Train No. have
no change 70 Cincinnati, and by train number 3
have choice of sleeping COACH making eonnec-
tiens with the Louisville Short Line Railroad or
Mail steamers for points In the south and south
west AlsS with the Ohio ami Missiszippi7or In
dianapoiis ano 81. Louis lines for points ~ lndi-
ana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and this tAr West
For fnrLhGr information as 10 tima, fare and
connections. apply 10 the local agent, asking for
tickets via the ATLANTIC AND WEST
Erin BROAD GAUGE ROUTE -lJ -
No 'stop-over' allowed upon local uckets. Local
passengers must purchase tickets u their hrst
stopping place, and may then repurehase Rom
thai point uo destination ". b. SHArTUGE
Gent Passenger 4 Ticket Ag'L, CineinnAtL O.
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