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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
sons of Temperance.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE
GRAND DIVISION,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE
GRAND DIVISION,
A regular quarterly session of the Grand Divis
ion ). otr. OF delaware was held IN this city yes
terday.
1t was very harmonious, and business of i'm.
portancc ,u connection with tho Order was trans
aeter,
PG. W. p, II. Pickles, offered the folio wing
which was unanimously adopted
Whereas, AS this Grand Division halls with
delight the rapid advancement oil the temperance
cause IN our State and throughout our beloved
country anu reocss in the movement on the part
of the ladies OF our City and State in behalf of
Temperance and the closing OF the many dens OF
vica and grog shops IN our city therefore be it
ReS0lUea by this Grand Division that we do
heicby express our decided approval, and PROM
isr our hearty support to the movement on the
part OF the ladies' and we trust they will not stop
Ia iheir good work until every vestige of the rum
traffic Is banished IRON our land and we would
recommend and expect every Son OF Tempera nee
to lay hold of this work with firm and steady
purpose TO do all in his power both by pre- sence
and personal tfforts TO push forward the noble
work. Lot our motto be "Unward, ever Onwardr
The Grsnd Division adjourned to meet again
On Saturday the 21 OF May next
s. N. Foda, e. s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
OIL CHROMOS ON CANVAS.

And are exact and beautiful fac-simile renrod,c-
tons OF original Paintings by emne n
and the best aut thors in the world "' "'''''
Remember. tins Is no ordinary sale This class
o. art mas never before been in an auction room
"A trife. hH "HHio lot
WORTH SEEINGi Valuable orisina, OF; Paint.
'ns alongside the Oh Chrome Copy This Paint;na
cost soU' ana Chrome may be bought al th;s saia
LOT lot tfiiling cost and you can't tell WHICH is
No LIMIT ON PRICES. YOUR PRICES ARE
OUR PRICES.
These are genuine Oil Chromos ON canvas and
are entirely different quality from those ;,n,I.
poi ~ goods made hy the cheap and inartistie Zinc
J.. io'e'ses that wii iade and crack. These ChIo.
mos mos are ihore durable lhan Oil Paintings from The
act that they arc made with the very finest eoioIs
making 1t impossible Tor them either 10 lad, ar
crack. '' " 'auc or
sale to toxic place at the Auction Room os Io.
H. Miller >. r.. Corner Of Fourth and King straets
commencing He 'tieets'
SATURDAY EWING. APRIL 18th. 1874
At 73o. and continue.
JOSEPH Is. MILLER, Auct'r.
ilcIed. " oebeeiah' So
sale. w ''""u a' Inc
II YOU don I want to buy. come anyhow, and see
the superb collection of Pictures.
aPr-'-2t Respectfully. ]. E. MILLER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
n-E. F. Ku nke'sBitter Wine of Iron

+. h. kunkei's celebrated Bitter Vino of Iron
will eifectualiy cure liver complaint. iaundice.
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility, cht ono
diarrhoea. disease of the kidneys. and all diseases
arising from a disordered stomach or intestines,
such constipation, hatulence. inward piles tull
ness of blood to the head acidity or tho stomach,
nausea. heattburn. disgust for food, iullness OF
We ght in the stomach, sore eructntlOns, sinking
or luttering at the PIT of the stomach, swimming
OF tho head hurried or difficult breathing, nuttcr-
ing at tho heart, choking or suocating sensations
when in lying posture, dimntss of vision, dots
or webs before tie sight duh pain in tho head
deficiency ot Precipitation. yellowness of the skin
and eyes. pain in the side back head, chest, limbs
etc., sudden fusbcs OF heat, burning in tho iesE, ,
constant imAginings of evil. and great depression
ot spirits. Price Si per bottle. Beware OF counter
teits DO not lot your druggist palm OF 9th or
prCparat on OF iron he may say good, but ask
Tor kunkoPs Bitter wlno ui Iron. lake no other.
kunkeis Wine of on is not sold in hulk-only
IN xl bottles. II, +. kunkei. proprietor, No. 2Jp
North Ninth st.. hiladophia Pa.
Sold by all Druggists anu dealers everywhete.
lnarI2 2taW2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

The LIMITED EXPREs5.l Tho 'limited express
trains between New York aud Washington, com
posed entirely oi Pullman Palace cara, are already
proving successful beyond expectation. Yestcr-
day the train left Washington with l1S passen-
rel s. some OF whom could not he accommodated
with seats, while u number stayed behind cor this
reason. Last evening an extra palace ear was
sent down, and hereafter trains will consist oil
live cars, at first proposed. The trip between
this city and Phiadelphia, hy one OF these trains
ls made in about thirty-seyen minutes, and ii
tickets are sold at tins station but passengers can
pet on the trains here and ride to Philadeph by
having the above fare.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 25th, 1874,
At o'clock, p. NJ. without withdrawal postpone
ment or Undertaking.

AT ) eioek, i. M, without withdrawal, POSTPONE
ment or undertaking.
1heSe Lots are over tho Eleventh Street Bridge
near Station ON the Philad'a, W ilmiRgt0n and
Baltimore Railroad. and to he Brahdywine River,
and adjacent To Large manufacturing interests in-
eluding tho new and extensive Iron Works OF N.
Is. StotsenbuTs Co., now nearly ready Tor opera
tton. Nj II fthe Lots are good foundations OF
gray el sand or clay. and Wany OF those East OF the
Railroad ara high ground underlald with sand and
grav el, presumably ot excellent yuaIty. and to "a
great depth. The property now in possession oil
the subscribers IN ihs section OF the City will soon
be exhausted; improvements in this direction are
constantly progressing. money is easy and Real
Estate Is sure. safe and profitable.
TERMS OF SALE Twenty per cent. cash and
the balance in notes with approved endorsers
equally divided at 3ard months. bearing in eresI
from the day OF sale. Settlement n all cases be
m1de previous To the following saturday, May I'd.
M. AT l., NJ, otherwise apurehase may be de-
clared void. at the option ofthe esrs,l and parties
who pay the whole III cash on or before that lime
will be entitled to clear discount of per cent.
lmIn edlate possession on settlement.
i. r. HEALp,
For himself aud as President Chri>tiana River
Improvement Company.
april. 2I -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

LocAL OrTIoN A vota was taken III Worces-
ter county, Md, un Tuesday, on local option, aud
it was carried by large majority. The vote
stood go in L'vnr oi l'cai optou and 2.0 aga,nst
il; majority IN favor, 40
Majority against hcense, Berlin 81; st. Mar
hn's, I3; Snow lilll, 3Ol, Newtown, 243 Col
bollrn, 10. lotal, go.
Majority ier license, Stockton, e Atkinson,
IS, Newark, o. Total, 21o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

POLICE CASES -lhrea boys, Harry Waeh,
Harry star and Wm. Akin, were arrested by oil-
GERS McGohisal aud CroppeI, Tor disordelly cou-
dnct ON the strecls. They were tiiei before May
or Smms last evening, who required each to pay
costs aud give bail IN the sum of 800, to keep
the peace, This is the sum total OF police opera
tious tor the past n hours.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
Sacred concert
BY TIE SABBATH SCHOOLS OF THE FIRST PRRsDY.
TERRAIN CHURCH

EY TIE SABBATH SCHOOLS OF THE FIRST PRRSDY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.
In the First Presbyterian Church, Market st.
below Tenth, last evening, before large audi
encc, n sacred concert was given by the Sabbath
Schools connected with that church. A pro-
eramme OF rare excellence was presented IN AN
effective manner, and as comparisons would he
invidious whele each part was performed so well.
We give the order OF exercises complete
Organ Voluntary Miss agnes osle.
Chorus. He shall reign toreyer......."....S School
Solo and Chorus Rock OF Ages, Clara Miller
and class.
Chorus, Lot the children come ....... Infant Glass
Solo Heaven and Thee ........ Miss Addie Conner.
Chorus Hymns OF Grateful Love School
Duett; Send me. Sallie Mcguire and May Tsggart
Solo: How sweet The nalne OF Jesus sounds. Sal
lie Mcguire.
Chorus; Hymn Anthem .................. School
Dueu swaiiows....,..,......he he Misses Conner
Duett and Chorus Lead mo to Jesus, Mary Otto
Lizzie Vance and class.
Quartette What shall the harvestl be-. Miss
Givin, Miss Wright, Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Repperger
Solo Come thou Fountsof eyerylBlessing. Mag
gle Hayes.
Chorus Christmas Anthem. School
Quartette; Lord remember me. The Misses
Conner, Mr.. Rhodes, DIR. Ogls.
Duett and Chorus; Chuging to the CROSS. Maggie
Hayes. Saiie Maguire and class.
Duett Jesus my all. Lille Ward, Annie Miller
Chorus Strike, Strike School
Doxology, in which the audience joined.
The concert was an entire success, and not onl y
afforded nuch qualification to thoss present, bui
reflected great credit on all concerned in its man
agement and performance. 1t was o rare treat
and the opinion was iaeey expressed that 1t would
readily beAr repetition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24


THE FIRST SALEOF THE SEASON No NOR
row afternoon, on the premises over Eleventh
street bridge, j. I. Heald and the Chrislana
River Improvement Company will sell at pnblic
sale, hlty-seven excellent building and bnSlnets
lots Ihtse lotn are situated ON Twelfth street
1.-THE proposed avenue to the Delaware river)
Heald, Thatcher thirteenth, Fourteenth, Six
teenih and other street. They are near To sta
ton on the T., W. K L. K. t., adjacent TO exist
Ing proposed Improvements, and are very vain
able both aS -reculaiiona and business invest
menis. This is the first general real estate sale
of the season, isa very important one, and should
be largely attended by real estate dealers The
terms are accommodating, and the aale positive.
KNIGHTS or P1rHIAS.-In the session OF
the Supreme Lodge OF the World. X. of p.
at flttsburg, ia, yesterday. the report OF
the Supreme Scribe, WAS read which shows
tho total number Of lodges belonging to the
Grand jurisdiction on December 81, 1873.
WAS Loo, With membership of 91,10l
Pernsy lvania leads IN the list, having }SS
hodges and 80 22s.6 neub1is. IieSides there
are tiSS lodges. with a membership of sol,
working directly under the control of the
Snnreme Lodge.
The paiaio on Wednesday WAS grand
| affair.
DECEASED Thomas NJ. Rodney, Esq.
| died at his re>l ienee in tins city. this morn
| in. Mr.. Rodney WAS n politician ot the
| Old School. tie was "A son of Cesar Rodney,
| ani WAS prominent during the existence of
| the Whig party. lie was Tor number ot
! years. l.. =. Consul at Maransas, and was
collector oi Kevenue at tins port during the
administration ot Mr.. Lincoln. tie WAS
highly respected, and had large circle oI
| friends.
SAILS or LASp.-At Ea ston, Talbot county,
Md, L. Il. Dixon, Esq, Trustee. sold the prop
erty OF Mr.. David Kerr, IN ONtnrd Neck as
follows: 'Spring Close, 10 acres roo,s and
| q perehes, to DR.. j. L NJ, Chamberlaine Al
go % per acre; "Rieh Range = acres, 10
| Davis Clark, Esq, - acres of woodland al
SO per acre, the remainder at 80 per acre
"Belevile,' home place, 1901. acres, to /. ID
Clark, at $40 20. The entire sale amounted to
nearly $1,000.
Charles Warner 4 Co, advertise coal of ex-
celcnt quality from various celebrated mines
for sale, nj the lowest marketable rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

PEoPoSiEG 10 BUILD a HAIL.-The PROPOSE
tion OF erecting public hall Is being discussed
by the knights Of fythas OF tbs city. The prof.
Get is regarded leasiule one, and it IL proba-
bic that definite measures viii be taken IN lis
direction ere long.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist No. 2}5 Market
street, respectfully informs his friend and the public
IN general. that no Keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that d competent person is ut all
times readytO prescribe for such sick as call AT thu
store and that no charge Is made exc pt the regular
prcoof the medicines. the saiao price they would
pay anywhere else; but that he one is visited AT
helr esidnNeS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

SEVERELY HURT.-At Maryian Avenue and
Luden street. at noon, to-day, negro man was
knocked down and run over by a runaway team.
Both EIs legs were severely injured, but no bonos
were broken. The team, consisting OF two horoes
attached TO Il loaded hny wagon, kept OH AMI as
stopped III front ot the CITY Hotel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SourH SIDE SALE. Joseph H. Gould aud JOS
eph Richardson will have sale of lots on South
Side, second ward, On Saturday, May 70
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

EDEN IoDGE SoCIABLE. On Thur sdaay even
ing next in tha Grand Longa room at Odd FELL
lows Hall, Third and KING Streets public teelt-
hle will be given by Eden Lodge, No. "a, l. o. o.
+. An excellent programme will then be pre-
Spntcd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

V. V.-rhe Vivian Vernet Dramatic Company
will shortly make its frat appearance at the
Opera House, in this city. The star, Miss Vivian
Vernet, is young aud beautiful Euglish actress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
Odd I'ellows' Celebration.

THE LIST OF MARsuALs FOR SUNDAYS TURNOUT.
On Sunday morning next, the Odd Fellows of
this city will attend Divine Service in a body at
Hanover Preshy terian Church, in celebration OF
the tifty-fiith anniversary OF the organization OF
the Order i'll the United States. The following
are the officers Of the parade
Grand MaIhhal-Lou H. Foulk.
AID William IL. CIOWard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
Special Notices.
Pink TWiIle,

For tho use df Druggists, Jewellers, and otheIs
s. old WLolesa and retail by
h BRfEaHURST & co,
Corner Sixth and Ma kot Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
LODGE MARSHALL.

Dclawale--John l.. Ficrson; Fairfax John NJ
Stewart, Asylum-W. j, Maxwell; Jefferson
Richard Wright; Mechanics Edwin q. Moore,
Hermann John Griner; Columbia-W. S. Men
dcnllal; Eden-John &. Hardness; Hope Rob
eIt IL. Mcdaniel; Reynolds Encampmcnt-L W
pllmpr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
PUBLIC SALES.
A UCfI0Nl AUCTIONli
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE!
FINEST Works of Art

Absolutely SELLING ATA GREAT SAC
RIFICE.
hdofn your homes; now never is the time to buy,
/ one oil the largest houses of New York. whose
business the panic affected IN account OF tho an =
per,"rlty OF their goods it being im possible To- sell
sucn hne goods, even at cost. since the panic and
,or unaoie 10 meet their obligations, the credi
; naae @ eiosed up the house and taken the auc-
s.ock o. TINS house originally cost over Two Hum
uIea % lh9usand Dollars. while from the prices at
.he whole stock will not bring more than n small
PORTION "i that amount which shows what immense
bargains ara offered. The goods are use
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
Toilet MIRRORS.

A full assortment of all sizes, including double,
maguitylBg. &c.
f. DRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner OF Six Xth and Mark ct 81 reets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

noBERT HADDUCk. Piastering and Calcmin
IL, ing E. l.. Cor. sth and Shipley SITS. Resi-
dence 6lO W. Ninth street. apr2-d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
bathing sponge,

OF 6ne qaat In large, medium and small niece
Tor sale. wholesale and retail by
f.. BKINGlIURST K CO.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
pUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE,
81 BUILDING
BUSINESS LOTS

% Twelfth street. the proposed Avenue to the
10Th and other streets will be sold on The pTms,s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
Attest

I. NJ, 0oLE. Auetioneer.
Anr. 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WILxixaruN, Del, April "a. 1874.
--latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
Johnson i Co. +. h. Cor. 9th and Market street
Del at r. N. to-day.
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INSURANCE
Important Proceedings OF the Conven-
tiOR OF Insurance Commissioners
At Detroit, Mich,
DETROIT, MICH, September 5.-Tl

DETROIT, MICH, September 5.-The
convention of insurance commissioners to-
day adopted for general use Rows Michigan
annual Statement blanks for life insurance.
Resolutions were passed that the taking Of
mortgages TO secure su subscriptions to stock is
unlawful and adverse to the interest of the
insuring public; that taxation Of the sggre-
gate receipts Of insurance companies is wrong (;
that the usual returns OF companies in their
annual statements OF assets should not, in
any sense, include the company's own stock,
or loans on IL, or stock in any other company
Of the same character, ONCE furniture, sup
plies, money advanced 10 agents, or pre- mi
uins more than three months overdue !;
recommending that laws be framed TO pro-
hib1t reinsurance after six months from the
time the reinsured risk was taken, except
upon the written consent OF the policy-hoId-
ers and fixing upon New York as the next
place Of meeting in September, 1875. The fol-
lowing officers were elected; President, Hon.
y. w. Chapman, OF New York; vice president,
5. II. Row, of Michigan; secretary, Oliver
Pittshurg OF New Hampshire: executive COM
mites, Julius L. Clark, of Massachusetts,;
Gustavus w. Smith, OF Kentucky; John M.
Forster, OF Pennsylvania; Edward Russell, OF
Kansas; Lucien J. Barnes, Of Arkansas, and
Joshua Nye, of Maine. The convention ad-
journed sine die.
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NJ EMPHIS LADIES IasTIIUTE
2I2 DeS0sO street.
MRS. NJ. 2. SOUTHwoRTH, } r,so,.,,,
MRS. FANNIE p. MCGEHEE, '----''t IN u pans
WILL REOPEN sEPTEMB 7TH. FOR
w terms, send 10 either Principals for cir
culars auIg
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DIED.


CARUTHERs-on the SOth ult., near Como
Miss, after protracied illness, SAMUEL, son
OF DR.. s. 6. and F. L. Csruthers.
CARLEToN-Atther residence Of his mother
on Union avenue, at y o'clock Septemb Der 5th,
and ID days lOxoTd aud Mater Valley MISS
papers please copy.
Funeral will take place from the residence e
this SUNDAY afternoon, at four O'Clock.
Friends are Invited to attend.
STEPHENS September 5, 1874. MARY A.
wife Of Isaiah Stephens, aged SO years. second
daughter Of J. J. Loytn. Nashville papers
please copy.l
Funeral will take place from her late resi-
dencs, corner of Clay and LsRose streets.
Services by Rev. Mr.. Mullins.
Weep not for heri she is an an gelnow
And treRds the sapphire floors Of paradise,
All da, kness wiped from her refulgent brow,
Sin, sorrow, suffering banished from her
Viciorious over death, TO her appears
The visited joys OF heavens eternal years:
Weep not for her!
Weep not for heri There is no cause for woe,
But rather nerve the spirit that 1t walk
And from eaIth's low defilements keep thse
So, ,F6en few feet swerving years have
Shell meet thee at heavens gate and lead
taee on:
Weep not for her!
TEMPLE OF LOVE, No. 6-The members will
meet this SUNDAY evening, at the north
gate Of Elmwood Cemetery, at O'Clock, to
attend the funeral services Of Templar VIII
LIE IS. CARLETON.
By order OF d. s. TAYLOR, T. S.
]. d. MARTIN, n. g.
TEMPLE OF LOVE, No. 1.-The members of
the Temple are requested TO meet this (sUN-
DAN) evening at O'Clock. at the north gate
OF Elmwood Cemetery, TO attend the funeral
services Of Brother WILLIE s. CARLETON, Of
the Temple Of Love, No. 5.
By. order JACKSON p. CREWS, T. S.
EijwARD L. RAWLINGS, r. S.
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OUR MECHANICss

Now that our merchants are begin
ming to take part in public affairs such
IS they should have taken years ago,
We want our mechanics to come to the
front, and assert their influence, always,
when exercised, felt on the side where it
is likely 10 do the most good. We want
the mechanics to press their best men
upon the county convention for the leg
islature, and the APPEAL will see to 1t
that, If nominated, they are elected by
triumphant msjorities. There are many
reforms for the legislature to accomplish
in the interests Of the mechanics.
Among them the exemption law al
ready suggested by the APPEAL, and so
thoroughly indorsed by the press of the
State. We do not think any man can
so well urge and argue for that measure
in the legislature as the mechanic who
feels the necessity for it; hence there
ought TO be several mechanics sent from
Shelby, and we hope the convention
will see to it that at least two are nomi-
mated. II so they viii be elected.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.


We have not space to-day to comment
upon the stuff we find room for from the
Trenton Gazette. What it says about
ourselves we pass by in silence, what it
says OF Memphis we regard with con-
tempt, but what it and its correspond
ents say about our public men, pRrticu-
larly General Forrest, We condemn as
a wsntOn and wicked assault that could
only emanate from such a source.
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the outrage Is far-fetched and unjust, to say
the least OF It. We cal upon the country TO
speak out, and repudiate the Islander.
From a communication sigued Bar IN the
Trenton G0zefts.
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JUDGE LYNCH AGAIN.
a white Gfrl Outraged BY a Eegra-A
Mob, Headed BY the Victims
Father. Outrage the Negro.

LOUIsvILLE, September 5.-On Tues
day a negro named Lewis Oats committed a
rape ON Miss Strange, OF Jessanine csunty.
The negro was arrested on the following
night and confined in Jail at Nicholasville,
the county seat. This morning an examina-
ton was held, and he pleaded guilty, and was
remanded for trial at the circuit court. Soon
afterward JalIer Buford was waited on
by mob, headed by the father of
the girl who forced him to open the cell and
deliver the negro, whom they took outside of
the town and hanged him to a tree. The
sheriff endeavored TO suppress the mob, and
ordered the citizens TO protect the prisoner
and jail, but nobody would serve.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS,
Wait for the Worlds Fair, Tues.
day and Wednesday, Septem-
has 18th and 18th.

Elsewhere VIII be found the advertisement
OF the great New York and New Orleans Cir
Gus and Menagerie, which will exhibit here
IL comes highly recommended BY the press.
The following is from the New Orleans Times:
"a 1t was great peram bulaJiug panorama OF
wealth and splendor, the resuIt OF The lavish
outlay Of a great fortune. Taken all iu ali, 10
was one Of the finest displays ever seen in our
city, and the exhibition was patrOnizsd by
the largest audience ever c0ngreg ated under
any circus pavilion here. The animal king
dom was well represented, and was filed with
rare specimens from all parts OF the globe.
The performance IN the hippcdrome was o.
the highest order OF art and science tn the
arena, and ELECTED unaffected praise Prof
Conkliu, with his den Of ferocious hons. in
spirea the amszement and awe Of every body
The Queen OF the Air, Miss Jessie, made her
appearance upon the wire, and went through
her performance Just as though she had not
fallen twenty-five feet on 70 the top oRa can
vas, tearing 10 open and p ptssing to the earth
beneath 10 IN TIE forenoon. And here we
would protest against such exhibitions OF
nerve specially upon the part OF a woman
as 20 ascend single rope 10 the point OF a
centsr-rols during the prevalence of a stron.
gale sueh a. was blowing yesterday. But
rather 1nan dtsappCiuu the multitude tbaF
had come hltEer u witness tha feat. she resO-
lubely asct nded until own OF by the wind
fortunately without injury, the canvas break =
ing IN the fall, although not preventiEg her
going through tf. Bat the erfJrmance was
on the bills, and we can safely say this creat
shoW nils the advertisement more closely than
any other We pave ever seen, and We highly
Remember it VIII exhibit only az Memphis
September 18th and 10th.
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CHANcERY SALE
REAL ESTATE,
On Saturday, October 3, 1874.

No. 10O9.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee -5eO. NJ. Harris,
next friend, etc, VS.. J. NJ. Harrison ct al.
DY virtue OF an order of sale made in the
ID above cause, on the l4th OF July. 1874,
viii sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, In front of the second Chancery
Clerks Office, Second street, city of Memphis,
Tennessee, on