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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-06-17
Tree Planting I'm Rcnvilac County.
LAKE SIDE. May 10Th; 1873.

Editor Anti Monopolist:
saw your generous offer in regard to
tree planting and will report according
w May LIST planted $3.50; up to May
9th have planted 9,56S in cuttings ana
root trees. The varieties are White VIII
low, Soft Maple and Cottonwood. | set
ont two acres two years ago that are
vorth looking at. The trees stand from
Eve to twelve feet high.
wheat looks we'll and there are no
rrasshoppers here yet.
Yours fraternaily,
IRA S. SHEPARD.
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TEAS = COEFEES, Wh0l0snl0.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., ak
East Third street. #4
GUNS & FISHING TACKLE.
". e. BurkAard !, % East Third street.
II. f. Kennedy u Bro, 50 East Third-st.
sssAUCTIONEERS.
R. 4 J. II. Warner, cor. Sd and Cedar-st.
RUGGIEs AND CARRIAGES.
b. T.. W harton, ln6 Jackson street.
STOVES & TIMERS, STOCK.
strons. iHackett 4 Chaplin. 1s2 3. sd-st.
UNDERTAKERS.
S.ees Bros, 81 East Third street.
REAL ESTATE.
d. A. Robertson Il Son, 10 East 3d-st.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
James Smith, Jr. !. 45 East Third street.
q. 3. Bryant, "a Wabashaw street.
FURNITURE. Whole sale Xand
Retail.
Slees Bros, 81 Kast Third street.
| ARCHITECTS AND sUPERIN-
TENDENTS.
IL. Sheire & Bro, LAG East Filth street.
LIFE INSU RANCE.
Union Mutual Lire, Otto W. Rimpler,
| General Agent, 10 West Third street.
Continental tife. N. r., Z. W. Clifford,
/ agent, st. Paul.
life assOciatiOn of America, Eben
| Holmes, agent, ST. Paul.
MARBLE L. GRANITE WORKS
Thos. Bower. cor It'll and Cedar streets.
DRUGGISTS Wholesale.
Moves Bros. Il Cutler. 80 & 80 Roberts,.
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Operettas and Cantatas
Suitable for
SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS.

An Hour i'm Fairy Land. A Cantata in
one act. No change Of scenery required, ex-
cept for Tableaux introduced behind the main
scene. Price 60 cents, in paper; Is cents in
boards.
Maud Irvine; Or, the Little Orphan.
Operetta in five acts, for children's use. ORA
Matte, Singing, and Tableaux. Price SO cents
in paper; IS cents in boards.
New Years Eve. A Cantata in three
parts, representing the four SEASONS. No
change OF scenery required except for tableanx
introduced behind the main scene. Price 60
cents, in paper; IS cents in boards.
Pauline the Belle Of Saratoga. An
Qperttta for adults, in two acts Suitable for
parlor or stage. No scenery required. Price
q in boards.
Copies Sent Postpaid ON Receipt 81
Price,
Address,
J. [. PETERS, s43 Broadway, NY
film p o. Box 5429.
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st. Paul, June 7th, 1875.
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Il Letter Fro0 Kan4fyoht CoUsy-
Lest Years wheat Cr0R-The Gxoss-
hopper.
HARR1sox, Mimi, June 9th, 1873.
To the Rditor Of the AxTI-- Nos0PoE1sr
DEAR SR:-The price Of wheat And
the wheat crop is just . you have stated
SO many times in your paper We, mere
are n the best wheat producing section O
the State,-the yield usually sveragine
twenty bushels to the acre. last year I
averaged about IL bushels Farmers hav'
III sold their wheat and It general,
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The seed wheat Distribution In Mmr.
ray County.
BoSD1s, Murray county, Mimi,
May Is, 1875. }

Rditor Anti Nonopolist
The Window Reporter reports fals'ty
when it says that men IN Murray county
received over fifty bushels ofwheat TO the
largest farmer; or that they received IN
excessl of the ground ready for seeding
unless such men took false oath and re-
ported falsely to the Town Supervisors
By corresponding with Mr.. VIM. D. Mel
len they will find that such is the case
/ know Of one man who has to let ons
hundred acres lie idle.
Yours Respectfully, WA. n. DAVE
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~ Special NOTICES.
E.F. KunkeI,s Bitter Wine Of Iron,

Has never been known to fail In the cure of
weakness. attended with symptoms, tndis-
position 70 exertion. loss Of memory, diMcult
dsssse sssnSns nSrs Sf
horror Of death. night sweats. cold feet,
weakness. dimness Of vision. lansuor, uni
versd laSsitude of the muscular sysrem
enormous enc hno appetite WITH dyspeptic system,
tue skin, pallid countenance and erupt.ons
on the face. purifying the blood. pain tn the
back .heaviness OF the eyel.ds, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
ton, etc. These symptoms ali arise from n
WEAKNESS, and to remedy that use E. r. Kun
kefs Bitter Wine Of Iron. 1t never fa1s.
thousands are now enjoying health who have
bottles Take only E.: +. Kunkels. Depot
delphia. Pa
ASK for hunkel's Bitter Wine OF I-on. This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested ty all classes Of the community that
It 4, now deemed indispensable as tonic
medicine: It costs but little. puriees the
cIooo and sives tone to the stomach, re1o-
vsIee the system and proiopss Life.
nov cnl7 ask t-isl Of tina valuable tcata
Price 81 per bottle 1, KUNKEL, sole
proprietor, No 2s9 North Sin h street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
| AJAX ior Rnnkers Bitter Wi1e eI Les aud
It's sold only In ST bottles, with photo
gspo OF the proprietor en- each wrapper, al
| other Ia counterfeit.
Sold by druggists. aus3 lndTw
| No. 2So. Tame Worm asa
| entirely removed with purely vegetable
meclcine. passing from the system alive
NO tee unless the head passes. Come and re.
| ier 70 patients treated Or. r. +. Kunkel
| no 70 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad
vice nee sest, Pin and stomach swormi
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SECOND EDITION
The School Heater.

THEFT PRESENT CONDITIONER REPORT OF
AN EXAMINATION BY A COMMITTEE
OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Recently the Board of Education
appointed n committee-Messrs. John
Z. Frock, Allen Ruth, W. j. Morrow.
L. Chandler and VIM. H. Pierce-to
examine the heaters in the Public
Schools, and report upon their condi-
ton. The committee performed this
duty and at special meeting of the
Board, last evening, presented a re.
port Of which the following is a synop-
sis
We found that the school buildings
ere not thoroughly heated In cold
weather, and we feel that the Board
will adopt prompt measures to remedy
so great cause for complaint.
At No. school VIC found five hent.
ers in coed order but not properly ar.
ranged to completely neat the build.
Ing. We recommend that the pipes
conducting heat in the lower rooms
where the pupils always suffer from
the cold) be arranged so as to heat the
rooms from registers in the aisles.
No. 9 heaters were found In good
order, but they need cleaning out.
No. had eight stoves In good order
and one heater In need of repairs,
which the recommend be made. The
proposed alteration of this school will
require an additional heater to heat
three OF the rooms, which will cause
three OF the stoves to be dispensed
with, These changes are also recon-.
| mended
| NO. 4 heaters need various repairs
to make them efiicient.
No. 3 is we'll heated BY two good
stoves.
The committee made the following
recommendations: Remove one small
heater from No. 10 and place 1t In No.
1, so as to heat the two east class
rooms of the latter school. Remove
one heater from No. Is, substitute II
with q larger one, and place the oac
removed In no. IA.
The committee also stated that In
most of the schools the stoves were
too near the platforms. and recommen,
ded there removal to more safe posi-
tions
In onc.usion the committee recon-
mended the Board to take prompt
action in regard TO this important sub
Itect.
| The Board considered the report
adopted it, and ordered the repairs as
suggested by the committee. After.
wards the report was referred back to
the committee with power to act.
| The committee was further instruc-
ted to obtain proposals for putting In
new heater at No. Is, and report at
next meeting
en- motion, the Board adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
Frcgress iR Chester

lts venerable town Of Chester is zap
IDLY assuming the progressive. Substan-
tial movements are being made the eroc-
ton Of blast furnace near the Chester
Rolling Mills. 1t is authoritatively an
nounced that the Reading Railroad Com
pany will extend the same aid and give
the same facilities to iron furnaces loca-
ted there as it does elsewhere on its main
Line. The Chester Rolling Mills are in
the full tile of successful operation
They are engaged on one lot OF 1900
tons OF iron plating for the shipyards of
John Roach d Son, and have several
smaller orders from New York and Phil.
adelphia, These rolling mills are produ-
cling from sixteen to twenty tons per day,
and their operations have a marked ef
feet upon the prosperity of the neighhor
hood
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TRST EDITION
BASE BALL.

,orsrrPs OPEN THEIR NEW
,no wtrH A CRUSHING DEFEAT
nur sH1pEs VICTORIOUS, NINE TO
|ouR.
.o-dov the new Quickstep base
esssonnds in the rear of Judge Gil
sroeitleucc, were inaugurated with
, rome between the home club and
Som aus nus Shibc club, of Philadelphia.
anronnds were in good condition,
abort seven hundred people were
.iu du The enclosure, including a num-
~ ladies. The high grounds sur
dinC the lot were also occupied by
Y, one thousand people, too mean
" w noorto pay q quarter, but yet
w 1O,s of witnessing the game.
Nv Sbibes came down to this city
nr nrnincd to win, and for this pur-
h,nupht .hoir strongest nine, in
S;nS Knicht an3 Pfefler, of the IA
Is Burlington CLUB
H. Onjckstcps played Talley be-
The hat, hiudle at centre and kel'
>. tGird bnt after the 1fth inning
~ n,tsr 'n tive exchanged positions. Tai.
5aced L.iTerty manfully, and all
bngh the game had hut one passed
ore WAS called shortly after three
ock with the Quicksteps at the bat
Alcott of the Shibe, acting "a um-
the first FIVE innings the Quick
q were blanked sucoe ssively, but
he sixth Kelley made q two base
fo centre and came home on q pass
<ball. In the seventh, good hits by
6bam. Splain, Geary and Stock Sc
Id three more runs, but in the
and 9th they were blanked, leaving
mi with q total of four runs.
Inc shibes scored two runs in the
bnd inning, one in the third aud
In the fifth, two of the latter com
in on q wild throw by Kelley from
Id to first, They were then blanked
three innings, and would have
the same fate in the ninth, had 1t
been for bad muff by Geary at
Of a well thrown ball by Clinch.
er this they securedtwo runs, max.
their total nine They played q
ID batting game throughout
Annexed Is the full score
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Temperance Celebration !,
Cecil

Arrangements are being pttfeatad Tor
demonstration by the Temperance peo.
pie of Cecil county. Maryland, to take
place at Woodlawn camp ground, on
Thursday, August -. Among the spea-
kers engaged for the occasion are n. NJ.
Pomeroy, of New York. editor of Pome-
roy Democrat Hon. Judge Pearre of
Cumberland, Md Rev. VIM. R. Bing-
ham OF. Oxford, Pa, and others. Rev.
Henry Ward Beacher has also been inyi-
ted to be present. but letter from Mrs.
beecher informs the committee that if it
were in his power he would kindly meet
them as desired. but that he is incapaci-
tated from travel or public speaking by
the hay fever.
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STRAY UAIF.S

The city campaign is daily becoming
more vigorous.
Mutual and Brandy wine Loan As,ocia-
tions meet this evening.
John Henry Publ, Justice OF the
Peace, No. so5 shipley street,
Peaches of excellent quality are now
selling in market at current yates.
None fail to buy who stop at DonaLoe' 3
boot and shoe store, 307 Market street.
Shields Library Association cleared
s426 on their Cape May excursion, last
week
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5AL NOTES.
Police Cases.

boic,e The Mayor, last evening,
annie tones was tried on a charge of
eping q disorderly house and a tip
ng house, on Tatnall street, between
eurt6 and Fifth. her chief witness
samuel McClain, who testified
et Annie did not keep the house that
|as the proprietor, and she only
Eslaed during his absence. The
targes against Annie Jones were lis
s9ea but warrant on the 6 me
IFsea was Immediately issued Or
~ served on McClain. He had
nediate hearing and on the &
tatge was held in $400 bail for app
= az Court; on the second CHI
was dned $40 and costs.
L., Aled. Hawkins, for disordegly n
v. ana threatning John Walls. 1ecI
ana held under 5000 bail to ser
y peaces /
Three casea OF drunkenness W
I ni'y cents and costs,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
THIRD EDITION
Political.

FIRST WARD EoMfNAT1oNs-MEFr
IN TIE sEcoSD, SIXTH AND SEVENTH
WARDS,
Last night the Democrats Of the
First Ward held meeting at the Sor.
tel Horse Hotel, Front street near Ship.
ley, Jacob Butt in the chair and James
A: Plunket Secretary.
The committee on candidates isport-
ed the following
For City Council-David Irelau
tor spcCtor-Richard Burton, Jr,
For Assistant Inspector-James A.
Burke.
The report was adopted, and the
ticket az presented was unanimously
made the nominations for the Ward,
The meeting then adjourned, subject
to the call Of the President
SECOND WARD.
at tha FELTON, House, last evening q
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Democratic citizens of the Seco1d
ward was held, William Bareford pre-
siding, and Il. y. McIntire Secretary.
a committee consisting of Robert /
Iawressey, John ]. Haley and Daniel
Callahan, was appointed to name can.
didates for Council and other ward
| officers; also to recommend the time
for holding the nomination election.
The committee was instructed to Ie.
ort at another meeting:
A resolution was adopted to hold
the nomination election by ballot.
| A Finance Committee consisting o,
Joseph Bradford, William Bareford
K. II, Taylor, Charles Cannon and Fl
Il. McIntire was appointed.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday even
Ing neTt, st O'Clock.
H. h, MCINTIRE,
| Secretary
FIFTH WARD.
The Fifth Ward Democrats viii
meet at the house of Francis Quiciey
Madison street above Sixth, to-mor
row evening, at $50 O'Clock
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth Ward Democrats me
last evening, and nominated the fol
lowing ticket:
| For Council-Chas. McCloskey
For Inspector-Thos. NJ. Ogle.
For Assistant lnspector-William ii
Lee.
SEVENTH WARD
A large meeting OF the Democrat;
Of the Seventh Ward was held at tn,
Friendship Engine House, on Monday
evening, at $50 O'Clock.
| Thomas j Bowen in the chair, anc
John O'Donnell, Jr,, Secretary,
On motion of MIR James W. Ware
a committee of three was appointed t.
select suitable persons for candidate,
for member Of Council, Inspector anc
Assistant Inspector,
The chair appointed MIR James Ware
Jehu Pyle, and Isaac Price said COM
knittee.
On motion II was unanimously re
solved that the nomination of ". @
Whiteley as candidate for Mayor; ]
Park Fostles as President of Cit
Council, and Edward McIntire as Cit,
Treasurer, be endorsed
| The meeting adjourned until Satur
day evening next, at the same place
at 8 O'Clock
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The r ostI, rum.

Daniel +. Beatty, of Washington. n, j.. bT
his perseverance and well directed enorts
has attained the rostrum, sd tar as nerttor,
aus Pianos and Organs are concerned. and
with the ancient philosopher, can with cor
hdence proclaim the muGh abused word
| Eureka ;" his instruments give unIntstaka
Die evidence Of II, the Press applaud them
and those who nave thoroughly tested than
express their entire satlstattion in the mos
hsppy manner. He wishes good substantial
agents in proper victnities. You who cor
template p;IrGhasinS an In struuant or testre
az agency, write lcr particulars
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
Concentrated Fsvoring Extracts

Concentrated FavOring Extracts
of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc-, made
and sold Wholesale and retah By
4. BkN0HCRSr CO.,
aCorner Sixth snh Markst streets
or the Ra1h-l
Bath Brushes. Bath Towels, Bath sponSes
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, StrapA Brushes, etc, Of ncrse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
ARTICLES OF the Same claas at
E BRINGHURST CO,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
A. full Assortment Of all sixes, including
double msgnifytng, &c
e. BRfNGHURST & CO.,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets,
Prime Vanilla BeanG
sold wholesale and retail by
e. BRINGHURST CO,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Eau RruaAas, Hand
Brushes, Nall Files, Nail RQlishers, ETC., fo'
sale By E BRNGHCRST 4 Co.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Brodic's HIracal0us Cure for Corns
An EngliAh remedy of great popularity, fe.
removing corns without pain.
&. BRNGHURST q CO.,
Apothecartee,
Corner Sixth and Market streets-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
CANCER
soESfGia and all skin Disease.
Cured bT DR.. Bonds Discovery.

DR.. BONDS CHE1uoAL ANrIDorEs unit
with and destroy the virus Of Cancer and
Shin Affections. but viii not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute lone Of the handsoaest marble edi
ices in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute In the country. Remedies, with frlu
directions. sent to any part Of the world.
0Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress.
H. T. BOND. m. D..
PKNNA. CANCER NsrTTuTE.
teb2 dly zoos Chestnut 81. Phi l., IA.
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HailrOading tho Peach &

iae Salisbury md .)papers a,
snI because the Delaware and
loFe railroads have direct.
enl at Salisbury station to
more thaa twenty crates
en day, and receive no fruit
sns 70 New York unless care
u tea ior the purpose Of the
y latter order being that tb
rover has no choice of a COR
efehant at New York, but
avail OF those who have q
ass on the road. The salisb
sa ss'iser advises the grower
kre,. e obstacle by hauline 1
k,umptly to the station direct
kommlssion merchant offer
E;tesence of witness to manif,
.seeled ,,s! and when refused II
s0aa fei. at the station and sue |,
|0aas for damages.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

PEfaoEAL.-H. II, Coltlazer. Esq. q
wen known ott1ehs OF the Wilmington
press. and formerly CORES pondent oil tbs
New ork I'7onne, has been appointed
associate ana city editor of the forthoon-
ing Morning Herald lie viii be as.iated
6y ueo. =" Morgan, q recent graduate Of
Delaware College. The new daily viii
|appear next Monday morning. Aug Esd
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
More Fran ids

Frauds against the Government TO tbs
amount of about S20. 200 in the p1rcbase
of clothing for the Marine Corrs bave
been discovered in W. ashington. fbs
facts, "a given in our Washington dea-
patches, show collusiou between clerks
and contractors. and carelessre7s. o.
the part OF officers Of thu corr5
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

Ladies' wisnIng AZ l-archaSs a light
running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll 10 call at No. rs Market Street, W IL.
miagton. Del. and see one OF the incest Fami-
iy Scs Lg Machines in the world. 1t has DO
equal it sews from the thickest to the thinest
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, iisht
running. and no threading up required; self
threading shuttle and selfsettins needle.
Sold IN ossy monthly instalment. or liberal
discount OF for cash. Ladies toI I'tbuy .
heavy and complicated machine. but got the
light running New American.
7l9 Market ST.. Wilmington. Del,
iy7dkwly j. Ii. PRIMROSE. Agent
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
JOHN 4 dcMACKIN

A SEVERE IEJCRT.--f Yesterday after
noon, Frank Ginglebock, o butcher en-
plcyed by (. J. McManus, at <i3 TstneI
street, net with severe accident. He
was npon the hog racks. and ia atteu ps-
ing to get down oought his right arru OF
a meat hook. tearing out large piece
between the wrist and elbow. making
serious wound. Dr.. Kane rendered the
necessary surgical assi1tance. but the
wounded man still suffers severalv
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

Earned runs, Quickstep, 9; Shibe, g;
sse hits, Shibe, 10; Quickstep, Z;
aNed balls, Coons, 4 Talley, 1.
An2lg the noticeable plays of the
,ame were splendid running catch
u splain, fine catches and stops by
kidhGm aad Ciinch, and two superb
ne-hand flies by Knight, of the Shibe.
|alley's steady playing behind the
ht excited much favorable comment.
. Near the close of the fifth inning
|e game was interrupted by a heavy
Anwer, but was resumed after half
turs intermission,
1.-Two or three slight disturbances
Is lrred, but as the participants were
|ere promptly removed by the police
b very little excitement was oeca-
bned
5JL NOTES.
lhe Quicksteps will probably play
|Eamc next Monday, with some good
Pb. On Tuesday next, they play tho
ird game with the Reading Actives,
the Centennial grounds, Philadel.
Pa. 1t Is probable that a special
Rin Will berun from this city to Phil.
telphia for this game.
Tomorrow afternoon the Quicksteps
N play return match with the Bran,
wine club, of West Chester, on the
" grounds, Game to be called at
3elock
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

Few People unscSla;nssd With phys;9-
logical chemistry are aware OF the quantity
Of t-on in the blood, but all s!ss.4 kvss7 the
importance OF kseplng up the supply for de-
hilify, disease and death are SIRE TO follow
wh1n the quantity becomes too much re
dnced. The Peruvian Syrup (s rrotcxide o.
tran) supplies this vital element, ard has
cured many ch-crtc diseases,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
Reading without Tears.

II you would relieve your eyes Of hurtful
strain; II you would prevent loss ef sight,
or 80 sootEe the light to your eyes as to rem.
der reading physical as well as mental
pleasure, use the Diamond Spectacles." )"
having small diamond stamped on every
pair.
For sale In Wilmington b7 B. S. Clark, No.
t01 Market street. augl6eod&Tlw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
FOURTH ED ITION.
Correspondence Of the CAzErTE.I
FROM CAPE NAY
PASSAGE or TIE sTEAMEE sEAsHEAz--
sALUTE5.
H5MAEIN's ATLANTIC HoTEI,

A5aa53 6A14 I44 AS::sTss {. r. 1at1 EiSs5 IS,
Iha. noble steamship Brtsiear, finished
saturday az the Harlan & acllingswortk
Co.'S Works, steamed By the Cape MAY
Hotel at 4. p. N. firing dozen or more
1eavy guns which were aatwered By Col
Cake from the pier head d ocean wharf
and b national salutatior Of flags and
waiting good speeds from ths Atlantic,
the proprietor having many old friends
on board arc. from the works. The ship is
9!er 2eV( tons burden and made q splen-
1lo appearance rs she dashed By. colors
dying, guns booming, and the Island
front lined to greet her.
JOHN McMACKIN.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

SPlrDLEs FOR TIE SoUTa,-Ihe
Lowell machine shop now employs70C
hands, and expects to continue the en-.
ployment OF that number during the
coming winter. It Is now filling or
ders for full machinery for an 5000
spiadle mill ct Rome, Ga. {, 900 spin
die mill at Greenville, s. and 4, 4,0OC
spindle mill in Western Mississippi
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

RAINBOW. This morning about :!
O'Clock, beautiful and distinct rain.
bow was observed in the west. Ac.
cSrding 10 nautical tradition.
A Rainbow in the morning
Is the sailors warming"
and many old weatherwise prophets
on land say that this unusual event
portends storm of great violence,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

Commander Geo. z. Morris, U.S.N
died at the Alum Springs, in Virgins
on Sunday, he was commander OF
the Cumberland when she was sunk
by the Confederate ram Merrimac, IL
Hampton Roads
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

FELL FROM a TREE.-Ssveral boys
yesterday afternoon got up tree near
Eighth and Monroe streets to observe
the progress of the Quickstep- Shibc
game, when one of them fell to the
ground and was severely injured.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
Peaches.
MONDAYS SHIPMENTS
Total thus lar shipped

these peaches are mostly of the
males Early variety, though some are
iroth's Early and Early Yorks. The
la.,er are Just coming into Market, and
WI. Mlll oe slapped largely in day or
Two. The growers still complain of
low prices.
From the Baltimore Sux.
IIsre We're 5000 boxes of peaches at
Light street yesterday, some of which
were received on Saturday night. These
to rs cents per boz. Fresh fruit received
yesterday afternoon sold better, prices
ranging iron 4G to = cents per bor.--
higher prices were paid for fancy lots.
dhey were OF the Troth, Old Miron. FORK
and Crawford varieties principally. Both
the packers and shippers were buyers,
the former only purchasing sparin gly as
yet, however. All the packers are pre-
parlns to engage in canning, and orders
from them for choice fruits are in the
hands OF the commission men