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The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
FOURTH EDITION.
The Georgia Insurrecfion.

A AUDERoUs PLoT-dovEREoR SMITH OK
THE soENE-sPEc1MES DOCUMENTS, EoT,
AUGUSTA. Ga, Angst 23.-Several Of
the prominent negroes connected with
the troubles in the counties below hare
nave made confessions. Jake Mooremau.
nrst lieutenant of negro company, tes-
tlhed on oath that nineteen counties were
we're 70 be embraced IN the insurrectior.
Last FRIDAY was appointed for the upris-
ing. All white men and ugly white wo-
men were TO be killed, but pretty white
women were to be spared, and land and
spoils were to be divided among the ne
grces'
AL who have SO far confessed testif,
substantially the same as Jake Moore,
man. Governor Smith arrived here this
afternoon from Wayne5boro. He ia de
terminet to preserve the peace, enforce
the laws, and do justice to whites and
blacks
Governor Smith was serenaded and
made speech to q large concourse of
people. He said there was serious cause
Tor apprehension OF insurrection in the
disturbed counties, but owing 10 tin,elE
and prudent action of the whites all dan
ger had passed. The great mass of col
ored people really knew nothing Of the
gravity and danger OF the pl1t into which
theS were being led by few bad negroes
lie counseled prudence and forbearance
OF all men. White md black should bs
protected in their rights Of person and
property. He would see to it that peace
and order and good government were pre-
served 6y rigid enforcement Of the
laws. Courts were open and all violators
OF peace would be tried and punished
All danger had passed, and there was no
req son 10 lnnTElanI ~ ftr l., s,,T
tons ot the peace lie viii offer a re-
ward OF 500 for the arrest of General
MOTIFS, leader II III" recent troubles. 1t
| Is reported colored man was killed in
one of the counties. The Governor SAYS
| ne will otfera rev ard for the ar est Of the
| murderers if the report proves correct.
DE Will remain IN Augusta tomorrow
| The following is the grand order fol
| slaughter, issued BY Candy Harris, the
| negro PARTY leader
August 9Th, 70.
10 lima Waters III and your com pany
| must start to cilliug the wites on August
20 Gill every one you can find tell Harri
| son Tucker to Gill all the wites can find
aud go toward II station and near will
meet General Morris and General Rivers
and his staff yoU do a. | tell you and
captain Tucker this must be Cerat vow
tel Brother Luke ell every wits man
and git anything you can Make out to
the wlte man that you are sorry that dey
tlnk we will hurt them And if you nov
OF any man dat got money make them
git it to your trla7y and We viii vide it
Ha5 all your company ready GILL With
aXes ard pltchtorks and git your powder
| shot a. y5d Htll - calls to depend on yoJi
Corcry Harris ceatorJ.
By order General Morris and frora
General R.v=-s
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OFFICIAL DEUAPIraTION.

A telegram in this mornings Ledqer
stated that HenIy w. Cannon had
been appointed by the President c.
3. Marshall for Delaware.
The appointee is at present editor
OF the Dover Sentinel, and is a mem.
Der OF the Dover junta who have re.
Gently been so offcious in endeavorinp
to secure the ousting of several L. S
officials in this State, and the substjtu.
ton of more loyal administrations in
their stead. 1t the despatch is true,
Mr Cannon will shortly succeed Holm
Nj Dunn, of this city.
Marshal Dunn went to PHILADELPHIA
THIS morning, for the purpose of wit.
Messing the Quickstep-Active base
Dali match. and will not return In the
evening. He was unaware of his re.
moval when he left Wilmington.
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EFF. KunkePs Bitter Wine of lion

Has never been known to fail in the cure OF
weakness. attended with symptoms. indis,
position to eNertion, loss of memory, difficult
OF breathing. general weakness, horror OF
disease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimnes5 of vision, languor UNI,
versal lassltude OF the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
not hands, flushing of the body, dryness OF
the skin, pallld countenance and eruptions
on the face. purifying the blood, pain In the
bach, ,heaviness of the eyelids, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
suhuslon and loss OF sight; want OF atten-
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
weakness, and to remedy that use + F. Kun
kels Bitter Vino of Iron, 1t never fails
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used 1t Get the genuine Sold only in 81
bottles. Take only f. f. Kunkeps. Depot
and office. No 259 North Ninth street, Phila.
delphia, Pa
Ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. This
truly valuable TONIC has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
It ls now deemed indispensable as tonic
medicine 1t costs but little, purIfes the
blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno
vstes the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle L +, KUNKEL, sole
proprietor, No 259 North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
ASK for kunkers Bitter Vine OF Iron and
take no other.
II is sold only in 81 bottles, with photo
graph of the proprietor on each wrapper, all
other is counterfeit,
Sold by druggtsts aug2 -ImdTw
no. 259. Tape Worm 2sa.
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fec unless the head passes, Come and re-
fer TO patients treated. DIR. f. +. Kunkel,
No. 2b9 y. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Adj
vice free. Seat, Pin ana Stomach sworms
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
THIRD EDITION
From the New York World, Of Monday.
The Republican TTtntbIe-Rio

The pretense that the Republican
leaders in Ohio and Indiana are Hard
Money men is impudent and false
Senator Sherman's thimble- e-riggiug was
apparent when In the Senate he refused
to reply to Senator Bayard who asked
him repeatedly if the notes retired
could be reissued again, as had before
been done with the so-called "reserve. "
That question remained unanswered,
and "Sherman's sham" leaves ii un-
answered rs amatter of law, and leaves
us exposed TO 800, 900, ,OO9 imitation
II Grants present Secretary of the
Treasury shall choose to u5urp the
power which his former Secretary of
the Treasury usurped, and which the
last Congress approved his usurping.
Senator Morton has eaten more
words on the currency question than
there are in Webster's Dictionary.
The effect Of such diet is pitiable. In
his latest speech the leader of Western
| Radicalism said That the period
has gone by when any increase Of the
currency would do good in checking
the panic, am free to say, and be
,lleVe 1t must run its course until the
times are relieved by economy, In
'dustry and the operation of general
causes This MIR. Morton would
have his hearers and readers consti ue
as placing him in opposition to any in,
tiation. But in the United States Sen.
ate, December 18, 1873, Mr.. Morton
held the exactly contrary opinion that
| Il submit that we should come TO
| specie payments in prosperous times,
| and not in adversely; that any def.
| mite measures now to return to specie
/ payment, in a short time will create
"a further shrinkagc of values. Every
body understands that.
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FR IL NEWS.

II is uHdtl ,".j in London that Car.
dinal McClo;kCy will remain at Paris
until the epi Of ne present month.
The New Jersey and New York and
the Erie railroads are at war over $50
900, alleged to be due the latter.
The rapid decline in the Missouri
river has uncovered the cotton lands
above Memphis, aud the planters now
find that. instead of losing all their
cotton, they will make at least two
thirds of a crop ii the season prove
favorable,
The solitary case u yellow tever at
Pensacola was that Of man taken
there in boat from Barrancas. He
was promptly isolated, and is now re-
covering. No other case of the dis
case has appeared ut Pensacola
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING AT THE NEW REsER-
vOIR.

The City Council held q special
session at the new reservoir, last even
Ing, about 8 o'clock.
The Street Committee reported
iavorably on Robt. II. Crooks bill for
$347. when 1t was allowed and an order
drawn for the amount.
On motion of Mr.. Pickles the
Committee on Public Buildings was
authorized to ,emove the oil tank from
the City Hall yard to the basin lot at
Tenth and Market streets. the exact
location to be fixed by the Public
Buildings and Water Committees.
On motion of the same gentleman
the Water Committee was authorize
to make pressure test of the FIVE sam.
Pies OF clay offered for the lining Of
the reservoir, and to submit report
OF their tests, when completed, to a
meeting of Council.
On motion Council adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

Rain is falling here to day, after an
interval CT three days.
Corn is seriously threatened now.
The peach crop is a fsilure--not be.
cause there IL no fruit. but because
there is too much.
Sussex brandy will soon be in abun.
dance, and many good temperance
advocates, it is said, are engaged in the
stilling process. TRAP.
NOTE. In our correspondents last
letter, an insurance ST SIC, 900 was an
nounced on Tomllnson's Mill, at Rob-
bins Station, j. & 3. Il, r., which
was recently destroyed by fire. This,
he says is mistake, as there was no
Insurance at all on the property
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MnITAEY.-The American Rife Asso-
oiation" have taken quarters in the large
and commodious hall, second. story Of
the Friendship Engine house, Tenth and
Shipley streets, and hold squad drill each
evening during tho week except Saturday
which is set apart for the business mect,
ings OF the Association. The company
now numbers about ninty men, and undel
the efficient military discipline OF Capt
Sam'l Wood, is making rapid progress in
the soldierly art. In a short time they
propose turning out ono hundred men
uniformed and equipped. and will repre-
sent our city at the Centennial next year
The boys propose holding q fair some
time during the fall, and we say, speed
the American Rifles"
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DIED.

LITCHTENSTEIS.- SO nay morning the
Path instant, Sarah p. wife of NJ. l. llch,
tenstein.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-.
dence OF her husband 2n 5th day the 2Bth
instant at 2 O'Clock
SPRINGER. In this city, ca Sunday, I'd
Of August, of scarlet fever Ellie failev,
daughter of Lewis u. and Carrie l., Springer,
aged years and 10 months
Hang away those little dresses
That our darlin used TO wear,
FOR she never more will eed them
She has climbed the golden stairs.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the RESI-
derce Of her parents not jefferson street, on
Tuesday, at o'clock, Z. VI without fur
ther notice.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
SECOND EDITION
Board of Education.

REGULAR MEETINo-A SHORT SESSION.
The Board of Education met in regu.
lar session last evening, President Short.
ledge in the chair.
The Treasurer was authorized to draw
school taTes for 1874 from the City Trea.
surer to the amount of Sl36.s5, also
1924 % taxes for 1856.
The Book Committee recommended
that Swinton's Language Lessons be
adopted as text books in the schools in
place OF Smiths Elementary Grammar
Adopted.
The Committee on heaters reported
made.
The Board discussed the heater ques
tlon for few minutes, and than ther,
being no further business, motion t,
adjourn prevailed
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STRAY UAIFS.

wall of the people.
FINE boots and shoes at low prices,
~ Donahoe's No. BOT Market street.
Inc great New York and New Or.
leans circus ia coming.
: De Senator "a Bayard will probably sd.
u.ess 'ne democratic ratification meet
ing tomorrow night.
re reaches are commanding better
pf'ceS In the Wilmington market
ohANaE OF QuARTRRs.-The Jersey
;,ucAers ;,uc, have moved their quarters
~ rom u, lhe railroad wharf at Third street
~. ~ vnufch street wharf, ON account OF
fOsg Os alg1 charges for wharfage at the
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DULLNESS IN TRADE.
sUsPEEsIoN OF WORK IN e. d nET
AACHINE WORKS,

susPENsIoN OF WORK IN E. d sErr's
AACHINE WORKS.
Friday last Messrs. F.. & A. Bets, man
ufacturers of machinists' tools, in the
Tenth ward. suspended operations and
discharged all their workmen. about one
hundred in number.
This action Is caused alone by the dull.
ness of business rnd the stagnation in
the tool trade caused by the general de-
preston in all manufacturing enterpri-
ses.
How long the establishment will re-
main closed is not known, but the firm
hope to resume bofore many weeks.
NJ. B. Stotsenburg & Co, bolt and nut
manufacturers, have reduced their work
ing time to three-and- "a half days per
week on account Of dull trade.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

ALMOST A FORTY DAYS RAIN. 10.
day Is the fortleth day since the com
mencement Of the recent rains and
during this time there were only two
days-Friday andSatnrday last during
which no no rain fell. AT present
writing there is every indication that
more rain will fall before sundowu.
Such continuous rain fall Is we be-
lieve, almost unprecedented in the
history Of the world since the time OF
the food
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

ussssoRR BEFORE EsQgiRE FRAzsR.-sam1
G.a"s, Gsa.en, co.., charged by Jonathan
S,aes Snas COLI with keeping a disorderly
:" soSse % In Hedgeville, was Committed
Nsw castle, In default of $500 bail
Wsppearance at Court,
i, VoaIIotte charlotte Brown, col, for disorder.
Ss,wass ,Svauset and creating o disturbance
hssS hsSeen Mary Z. Cosden and her hus.
mi, Sa,uu, wa, was required to pay the costs q
a '' which she did and was discharg,
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t.,da.. LAUNCH. About Eve O'Clock, yes
~ ,s,uaE u, afternoon, the steamship Man.
Joncha hasna was launched at Puss1
sSnss ~ha y Co.'s yard. SAe Is a stern
bssm' steamer, 16o feet long, 80 feet
nos, sm, % feet hold. The props,iino
Sower will be two engines Win cniin
iScssUs, .tsd e inches IN diameter and six
tossSs t ssIoke- The vessel is Intended
ana ssS S9uth American river trads
MIA oe completed In about i. six.
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BASE BALL.

Ihe Qaioksteps, accompanied by q
large number of friends, left Whining
ton at O 'cloci, this p. IN, for Philadel.
phia, where they will play their third
game with the Reading Actives.
Two professional games were played,
yesterday, the Chicago defeating the
Boston. at Chicago, 13 to II, and the
Athletic defeating the st. Louis, at St
Louis. 3 TO 2. In the latter game the
Athletic made their three runs in the
Aeventh inning.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
Ladies Wl.n.ny an ,urens,.u n,

rannins and Simpie Sewing Machine would
do well 70 call At No. rs Market street, VII
nington Del md aet enc OF the incest Fami-
ly Sc. ~ Machines in tho world II has no
equal Il sews !r0 - Il thiok kest 10 the thinest
material 10 ired without change OF nooilcs.
Our h9tSy u sinplclty, durability hight
runnins and 90 throading-up required self
threading shuttle ami seil-tettinR needle.
Sold on cay monthly instalmeut, or a liberal
discount of for cash. Laties don 'thuy a
heavy and complicated machine, bat set the
light running New American.
rs Market ST. Wilmington, Dol.
iT7iEwl7 J. II. PRDiRiiS s. Agent
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All Nho suffer from coughs. colds. trri
tatlon Of the bronchial tubes or tendency to
consumption, will find in DR.. WIstar's Bal.
sam of Wud Cherry remedy as agreeable to
the palate as edecmal in removing disease.
The Balsam is a pleasant, safe and powerful
remedy, ii acts promptly and seldom fails to
effect cure. 80 cts. and Al a bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

RD,-The wife of NJ. L, Lichten-
s.sia' Republican candidate for Presi-
M uenl Of City Council, died, early this
hIofning, at the residence OF her hus-
Oand IN this city. Mrs. Lichtenstein
vas "ss formerly a Miss Graves, and for
Nveral years was one of the most
popular and efficient teachers in our
Puolc schools. She was an estimable
isy, iasy, and was greatly esteemed by o
'a'se circle Of acquaintances.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
Frnnds in the Ossgs Indian Terri
tory.

81. Louis, Mo August 22-A Kansas
City special 10 the Republican, says a
Times reporter who had just arrived from
the Usage Agency. in Indian Territory,
relates that the investigation by the
Commissioners appointed by Commis.
sioner Hong. in relation to charges of
fraud and incompetency against J. T.
Gibson, Indian agent for the Usage In.
dams, was slowly coming TO an end. \
number of damaging facts had al-
among which was that of having sets Of
vouchers signed Of fraudulent charac.
ter regarding the payment of certain mo-
ney and the furnishing of supplies to In.
dams, and other charges of like nature
One Of the members of the commission
Is Mr k.Ghle, Of New York
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

SALES OF MoNEY.-At the regular
monthly meeting, of Franklin Loan
Association, last evening, money sold
as follows $500 at 90 per cent, S4OO
at e0i, $400 at 20t $500 at 81, $1,000 at
21t and $400 ut 224.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

SUNDAY SCHOOLS.-Mr Daniel f. Beat
u, manufacturer and proprietor OF the Beatty
Plano. and Beattys Golden Tongue Parior
Organs, Washington. y. j., has always made
very liberal deductions on hts instruments 10
sunday Schools and other religious purposes
We would therefore advise such as are with
out one to address him In regard to II before
purchasing one as they are said TO be a ver5
superior and durable instrument.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
WEATHER hEPORP

WASHINGTON, August 24.-l NJ
PROBABILITIES.
FOR New England and the Middle
ana south Atlantic States light rains
near the cost, and cool and partly
cloudy weather in the interior, with
northeast to southeast winds and con.
unued high temperature.
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Don't You See S'i

II you 4oHf see, it Is mainly your Own
i4ult, because ly procuring pair of the
Justly celebrated Diamond Spectacles YOU
can so improve falling eyesight, as to see
clearly thenceforth Every pair has the
trademark of a small diamond.
For sale IN Wilmington by b 8. Clark, No
40 Market street. aug23eod&wlw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

POSTPONED. AN excursion of Red
Men from New Castle to Pcnnsgrove,
which was to have taken place, this
morning, was postponed on account
OF the threatening weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

brouie's AiracuiOus Cure for COrns
An English remedy OF great popularity. for
removing corns without pain.
Z. BRISGHURST 4 CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets,
Concentrated FavOring Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter AL
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc., made
and sold wholesale and retai by
L. BRINGHUR5r & CO,
Corner Sixth anh Marker streets
or the Bath.
Bath brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath sponyes
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety, Aiso.
flesn Gloves, straps, Brushes, etc, OF norse
nair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles ct the same class at
L. BRISGHURST & Co.
Csrrer Sixth and Market stres
Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment Of all sizes, Including
double magnIfying. &c.
E. BRINGHURsT Il co.
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla B~anG
sold Wholesale and retail by
L. BRINGHURST K co,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers etc, for
sale by L. BRINGHURST 4 co,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

;. hEc97ERlNe.-James Kelley, the
tai,i, sann VINO was so severely injured by
,althg from a derrick at Wyoming,
Ea = J .ne Delaware Railroad, last Friday,
- now much better. he is lying at
uls l,s boarding house, No. 2sl Walnut
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F. BECKER.
Teacher of Vocal and instrument
tai Music,
WILL oPEN A MUSIC SCHOOL, o.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1877,


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1877,
At McClary's building entrance on Shipley
street, No. 10
The school win comprise three different
branches as follows:
L-Vocal music In three classes, lat and I'd
classes composed OF Misses and young ladies,
lessons twice every week from ) to O'Clock,
Pm one term of three months sl 90 Sd
class composed OF ladies and gentlemen; les.
sons once week. In the evening Term of
3 months 81. so.
II Wind and string instruments, classes
take lessons twice week between and g
O'Clock in the evening. Terms for three
months sac0 Those who have no instruments
can rent them for q small sum additional
uI-Piano music. lst class-advanced stu
dents sl20o. I'd class-beginners $1,000, per
term OF months; two Lessons a week between
the hours OF 3 and q r M.
Applicants should hand in their names carly
In time for classification
Length OF Lessons one hour assisted only by
competent teachers.
Information NAV be had at s32 East Second
treet. augls-t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GoMPoUSD SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark.

ms preparation is the only perfect Cougb
Medicine that know Of, and cures ali cura
PIE cases, and relieves those that are MOI
tlon, but the method Of preparing It is sneh
as 70 get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor Of forty years to place
u AZ the head OF the Cough Medicines Of the
word. IL Is used and prescribed py some OF
tne best doctors In this and other STATES Tor
their families and patients. Old persons and
oiu cases OF cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strenatb
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WAITOS.
auslJtolanll6 pas Market ctrsst
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
CANCER

serofaia ana all. Skin DisRssas
Cured by DIR Rcnd,s Discovcry
DR.. BONDS CHEMICAL AEr1DoTEs unit
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not Meet the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while Under treatment ii the Penna. Cancer
Institute Tone OF the handsomest marble ed!
ices In the city, and the finest rem sdlal In.
ssitute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent to any part OF the world.
vs. sendf for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
III. T. BOND, NJ. D.,
PLSNA. CANCER INsrTTure.
feo'R-aiy o2os Chestnut St.. Phi l., Pa.
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FIRST EDITION
Peaches.
MONDAYS SHIPMENTS.

Tbe rail shipments to this city
cached 7ls baskets and 200 crates, and
the arrivals by wagons reached about
oso & baskets. A few of old mixon's but
most Of them were of the Crawford
variety.
,OaT5 cents per basket and 75 eents
and ii 20 per crate, according to size
and variety: The supply being light,
nrices rule at the above high prices.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
napy Yesterday morning telegraphed
"a tbe committee representing the
neach grow ers positively declining any
rpduction In the charges 10 the West.
Next Thursday morning at 8 o'clock
the steamship Ohio, of the American
line will sail fol- Liverpool from Wash
ington street wharf Philadelphia and
her cargo will consist in part of boxes
Of peaches, 1t is expected that the
fruit will! be landed at Liverpool In a
perfectly sound condition, through
the agency of a new method of refrig-
Grating.
At Baltimore yesterday, the receipts
4 of peaches at Light street were not
+ heavy yesterday. There were {, 600 or
4 1000 boxes and baskets offered and
# sold the prices ranging from 90 cents
E TO Al % per box and 80 to 60 cents for
baskets Of prime fruit. Soft peaches
sold OF rs TO 40 cents box.
Advices from the peaches sent West
on Saturday night were received yes
terday. Pittsburg reported 81 to ST 25
a boz and advised shippers to hold of
i Cincinnati reported 81 81 50a box and
4 Chicago about the same.
Notwithstanding the shippers to the
West held off last week, the Baltimore
snd Ohio railroad sent 1872 cars of
peaches west of the Ohio, and realized
4O,OOo at least by the freight charges
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
Milton Items,

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Milton, Del, Aug. %.
TIE WEATHER AND PEAoH
sRANDY--coRN CROP, &C.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24

TEACHERS AccEPTANcEs. Rec ent.
ly the Board ofEducation assigned the
public school teachers 10 their respec
tive positions and The Secretary of
Board notified each teacher of the ap.
pointment. Acceptances have been
received from all the teachers except
the following: