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sheriM's Sale

kf virtue of sunlry wrIts n, 7; II.
~ me directed will be e,nnsal a. fa' TO Hs
Sale on the premises near K'st i Publle
Pen'ader Hundred, in New ,aiii' ,tiGi~ood' Ia
Delaware, on N"'Ie county,
TUESDAY,
TIL 20 DAY OF NOVEMBER ,y,.
a. a'l"o'clock, M.
The to'lowiag described rsonu n,oo...
in lot of oats ga" q Interest
Seize and t. K n in execp,;,n
pcrty ot Merritt u Pnxsrn anS W w .nt mo-
Sheriff. ef,es ~M, NJ II; u JAMESON, 4, Sheriff. +
6A6Ss Dot. IL. A u. 1875 oo,o,,
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Minnie P. Pelham. November saSmaas ass No. s.
William II. Pelham. Libel for DiSOr's
New Castle County, ss a.oto n, Delaware.
To the Sheriff of New Castle Couh'"
ing: ,. y, hsr psiiiaB
to the Judges of our Superior IoJ o1 tbs said
the office of the Pr0thonotary ,' VI W Ca,,le,
Court in and for the County OF new .,lsfcd,
for the cause of complaint therein ,tsas al Ihl
has made application to our salu uu,yns y varn the
: aacroe NAV be pronounced uissonarand
marriage exisAng between the fe'i'i0A
her husband, William IL. felnala. vou have
We therefore command you a, 90 you sun.
heretofore been commandeu, Ina ma ha be and
mon William ii. Pelham, so thas ~ our said
annaar hetore the said Judges OF W W IN be
Sppsrior Court at the nextterm thero ToUnty OIL
befd at New Castle In and tor tne o.'nth day
Maw Caatle on Monday the twenty nanr.tlops
~ November next. to answer the allee cs,lss,
n the said Petition and also 20 sno%, Oa,d Court
II any he has, why decree OF NV .ha marrisgs
should not be made dissoisihs .siJ iii petitiond
ex,sting between him and the saiu y. snch case
eaaording to the act OF Assembly ID sad and 70
maIa and proyided, and also TO 40 ,bsn % and
na,re whaf tho said Court shali .h;s ts behali
49,, scna,der concerning him Ii Il'1 1.onsst
w so ,ha Court shall seem meet anJ; an;d act Of
ant with the provisions OF tho ,rs ss ihis arlt'
Assembly andhaye yoqa qatannaraDis then .Ss,
SEAL S,s Slp,n; ~ EsG; q jaas as a" a D. Eighties
O1O hundred and seventy s nstys;aassfEN ;assfi
CHARLES BEAonotary.
,, Angina. o. is7a. Prothoan"vmnaOu
isshsu TSe a6oye n"i Is a; ! true copy OF ais. SUM
August angus s'' lS'si WIN. H. LAMBsoS' shsrln
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SHlERKFEas .sALR.

RI viItue of a writ of Vend. Exponas To
y me directed, will be exposed 10 publje
sale at the City Hall, in New Castle Hundr ed
New Castle county Del on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF oCToBEp, A. D. 1875,
At s O'Clock. A. M,
vi; f'p''''
Two horses, l COW. 2 sets of harness, 2
wagons. n of ice house and contents, all
tools. fixtures, NC , in hatcher shop, ali Gx.
lures and tools in sausage Q factory, household
goods such as beds. beds leads and bedding
CARPETS; chairs. stoves. book csse, ,&,.. &,.
seized and taken III eoutIon as the pro
perty of Henry o. Messic and to l,o sold by
WILLIAM IL. LAMBSON, Sherin.
SherifI's once, New Castle.
Oct. II, A. D., 1875 ( octl6 2Lawts
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STILL JuNKETINo.--The telegraph duly
recorded Oh Saturday that the President
and several members Of the Cabinet had
gone to Baltimore to spend the day at
the country residence of John W. Gar
rett. 1t was not said that they would stay
over Sunday. Secretary Chandler should
have been of the party. as there is good
authority for believing that he i Il very
pleasant man to set up late at night and
tell stories.
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The SALE OF BONDS TO EUROPEAN
BANKERS AND THE PANIC. The Hon.
David A. Wells has written a number
OF very valuable letters from Europe
ih which he ihas ably discussed The
currency question; but in 10 one of
them has he considered the agency
the sale and transfer of the Govern
mcnt bonds 10 Europe between 1870
the panic and its continuance. 1t is
generally understood that the railroads
and many Of the great enterprises were
conducted BY the sale of bonds. When
Congress made them payable in gold
in 1869, their value was so much en-.
HANGED that the market was very soon
relieved OF them, and their circulation
and 1878 and since had in causing
as currency ceased. AS soon as it was
1ound these bonds We're selling rapidly
an Europe, they began to be hoarded.
in this country. Previous to that time
tue government contractors and those
who held government bonds were
anxious to pass them of, and were
willing to pay the high prices at which
improvements were carried forwsrl
The transfer of 5000, 600, 600 of these
b1nds to Europe. or their anticipated
sale, had much to do with bringing or
suspension of many great works.
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'fbfk ktirS.

A oTICE.-tieorge Griffith, b.v os,i-,.
~ complexion, about four fect hiyyb y, vi,l nshl
his aunts in st. Georges, ,'Del, on s,tn.t 1s,sea
10Th inst, and started for home ar '1,,,dhsy an",h
aunrs near Elkton. but has failed 10 1uosaef 'na05
either, and when last heard from bs wsss. Ieasi.
kirkwood Station Eel. K X. He va, W Sresa Sa's'
ed IN black hat, dark sack cou ljgbt ISsi rIa,b
pants, ana as cailso shit and shoes Any ONE
nearing from him or Known, hs vhs,'.
about, will please ad lre,s and recs,Ta "As," ~,
thanks of his father, '''''' wv
TITUS GRIFFITH
No. 1925 West Front street
oe'-o'1e wilmington, Dl.
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Secretary Bristow's war upon the
Whisky Ring in st. Louis has proved
enlnentiy successful, the prosecution
IN the courts of five distillers having
resulted in the conviction of four. The
government has realized half million
dollars worth of property by the seiz.
lres, and the Ring has been paralyzed
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ADJOURNED
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue ofa writ Of Ri. Fa. to me d,ree,ea
~ will be exposed to Public sale, on .he pTe.
mise,. in Brandywine hundred. in New Cas-
tie. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE 26th day of OCTOBER. .sls7s.
At 2 o'clock, D. m,
The following described Person i proper,v
viz:
horses. ? colts. half interest 10 IA Cows.
half do. In 4 calves. half do In ii hogs hal;
do in IL pigs, half do. in wheat. half d.. In
cora half do. In hay; farm wagon, sloo wa
gon, Germantown wag IN, reaper and mowsr
fan. corn shslier. dairy fixtures. plowr, hsr,
rows. eultivators. forks. rakes, shoysis se
Also. household and kitchen furniturs
Seized and taken 10 execution ss the pya.
perty Of Benz amin Atweil, and to be sold by
WIN. H. JAMESON. Sheriff
Eheriff's Once. New Castle,
October IL. 1875. octI4-ts
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~ OTICE.-The undersigned having re-
sumed his Old business ot CABINET
MAKING AND UPdOLSTkRING at his old
stand, 3y Ship ey street lately occupied by
Joseph =. Bootn, Is now prepared to make
al kinds or Furniture and Mattresses 10
order and sell IA | r inds OF Furniture aad
Bedding as cheap as any house in the STATE
for their liberal patronage heretofore, and
hopes. by strict attention to business and
dong good work, TO receive a lair shared
patronage.
SAMUEL MURPHEY
Oct 18th lSI5-l2t. Wilmington Del
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Oct 18th lS7s.l2t wilmington b
rsAX PAYERS TAKE notice.

The undersigned. receivers Of CITY and
School Taxes for the city of Wilmington iOr
1873, give notice TO persons who have not
paid their City and School lax for lsij, and
have had their bills presented, thattheyHe
required by law, to call and settle the sameln
days from delivery otthe bill The receivers
request all such persons to call at tier Otce
No ~ East sixth street, and settle without
delay; they having given bonds to the city,
the money Is due them and they are respon-
sible for 1t, and they hope thos that can pay
will be prompt, while, perhaps, some that
cannot pay at once, will call and make some
arrangements to pay when they can. and Ws
most respectful ly ask you 10 give thl'
your attention &c MS to avoid trouble. costs
or unpleasantness. The city needs money
and requires us to collect 1t or pay it, ana
what we propose to dols to collect and payh
The receivers also give notice OF NUN.
Der of lots in the "a, Sd, 9TH I'm, TN 9lh anu
10th wards that they cannot find the owners
of. All such persons owning sad lois VIII
please call and settle or We VIII seli 'ne"
for taxes and costs. ..on
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, oe,Weea
Market and Klns. Hours from toe oeocA
every evening, and on market nothnlss'
EDMUND PROVOST, ~
Receiver Northern District lneIuaihs al
north OF 9TH street,
EDWARD FARMAk, Ill
Receiver Southern District llncluu..ni91 e
south of 9TH street u-----~
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llerIH's sale.

llY virtue If writ of Levari Farias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Pub lc s e
at the Hotel OF James Z. rnwnsen /, IT Towns
end in Appoquinipirk hundred. New Castle
county. leiaware. on
THE u day OF NOVEMBER, Is 8,
At / O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate viz
All IA I certain farm, plantition or trfct of
land situated IN Aproqulnimink hundred and
county OF New Castle aforesaid and parti u
larly desert ed MS follows, that is to say: Be-
ginning Mt large stone n .he run of proi z
of MOTIFS hranc corner for In d now of the
heirs OF Henry alker, deceased from then 'e
with the heirs of land # said heirs sou,h six
ty-one and one half degrees west 80 $40 per
ches t0a one corner as last aiores nd: thence
no tn 81 degrees west lG4 perches to another
So ne c. rner as last aforesaid from thence
sodth deRrf es west To the centre Of the pub
lie road leading from faylpr's Bridge to
Dutch creek; thence with the centre of said
road ~ the mouth o. new pubic road lead
ing the state road; thence with the centre
said new road too corner for land formerly
OF WIN. Goidsborough. william Kennedy and
Ehent2er Cloak; ON thence with a line o
lana formerly Of Cloak south d degIees eas
l9S T. erches 10 Il stoue : the brow of hill OF
liue of land tOrmeriy of Bevan Morris land
thence with the lines oi that land north GA de
grees east al h-lU eTches To u corner In tn,
Smyrna road; from thence partly with sale
road south 2SL degrees eastll2 p.rches TO th,
aforesaid NJ Jtris branch; from thence dowr
said branch ana binding Herewith to tn,
aforesaid VI ong thereof; thence up said prom,
and binding north the same with said brancl
AMI prong about 4t0 perches to the place o
beginning. containing three hundred a fer
ty-seveu acres. be the same more or less witt
y la.ge two story Brick Dweling House ant
kitchen. barn. stahling. large gram barracks
shedding and corn cribs; one two story franz
tenant house. with stabiing and corr crib
and granary and two tenen ent houses there
on erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty Of Gideon l.. Rnthv ell. and to be sold b.
WILLIAM ii. AMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office. New Castle
Oct her IL. 1875 5 1ctI4.ts
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sheIiH's sale.

Try virtue Of q writ of Yenditiooi F,,,,.
- 70 me directed. yiil be exposed to Pnhl;c
aware City and Port Penn. In 4, sn Gnei Del
hundred. In New Castle county. Delswsstens
FRIDAY.
THE ss;h d day q OCTOBER, 1875.
viz: 1efsonAi properly
nai lnteTest 10 20 acres of corn. lot of ont.
Sessa and taken in execution as ,Se gsts bro.
DA''is1 WI rclH6rvsI; &. s.nSsoSn cpS e bs sol5 b.
sasrids once, New Castle. { enerin'
October u, 1875. {Toctl4-.,
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Save your Eyesighf,

One does not appreciate the priceless bles.
stag of clesr eyeslght until it fails. For the
preserFation OF the eyes from impaired sight
or the grateful assistance to sight already i'm
paired, there is n2 article equal to the 'Dm-
mona Spactacles." every genuine pair bear.
ing the diamond trademark.
For sale in Wilmington by b. 8. Clark, No.
o. Market street. octlseod&VhW
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DEL iw4BE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept bv Geo. W. ortlip. in the city OF Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. On
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF N0VEMBE 1875.
at o'c'oc p. IN,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
brick dwelling thereon erected. situate in the
city { wilmington aforesaid, and bounded
and described us follows to wit:
Beginning on the westerly side ot Town
send street at the distance OF one hundred
and ninety-teo feet from the DOrtberly side
oil srOet. thence westerly and parallel with
and B street through the middle of the
division wall dividing this from the adjoin-
ing house on the south two hundred feet TO
the easterly side OF Buttonwood street.
thence northerly along ths same fourteen
feet to stake. thence easterly and parailel
with A and Is streets through the middle OF
the division wall dividing this from the ad-
join ng house on the nor two hundred feet
TO the aforesaid westerly side Of Townsend
street, thence southery along the said west
ery side of Townsend street fourteen feet to
the place 0! begir ming. be the contents there
of what they may.
Seized amt taken j. execution as the rr y
lerty OF BENJAMIN r. Townsend and Eliza
beth c., his Yfo. ami terre tenaus. and to bs
| sold by
VIM II. LAMBs0N, Sheriff.
sLsrif's Of,ee. New Castle.
October 81. 1873. oct 3-2tawts
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NollCE The members OF Union Loan
~ Association are requested to attenS ,'J"a
epecial meeting OF the stockholders Of sad
Loan. on WEDNESDAY EVENING OFT ut
18th, al O'Clock. to take action on nroposad
amendments to the BY Laws, with reterenca
to Loans. AS the amendments are important
"a full attendance of the members is requested
Nj. L. LlCHTENSTEIN. Secre!sry
oct 22.5t
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N0lICE-A quartecly NEE ing of thq rtu,.
~ tees of tho Poor W be- he'd at the Ala.
Houte, on WEDN ESDAY, the Pin v If
October, 1875. Ihose WAC nave oll, ~ in.t
The institution OF ths poorw please rTessri
then TO the Trustee ., the po,t Of tneif di
trlct JON W. EVANS, Clerk,
nni13-tm
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Does Grant mean to court war with
Spain by interference with Cuban af
fairs? This question acquires consia
cradle interest from the fact that lately
large numbers of formidable war vessels
have been concentrated on the North
Atlantic station. But, however much
our people may be disposed to sympa-
thize with the Cuban movement for
freedom, they certainly do not desire
10 have another war upon their hands
VIII the President please take notice .
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WILMINGTON. DEL. OCT. 10, 1917
The Presidents FoNy.

The President having appointed
Zach. Chandler to the head Of the In
terror Department, the reformation OF
that branch of the Government will
have to bo indefinitely postponed,
since if there is anything to which Mr..
Chandler has been opposed throughout
his whole career it is reform, personal
and public. The habits of the man,
his frieldliness to any scheme of plum
der, and base ideas of the use of power,
all forbid that we should expect any
thing better from him than W. re-
ceivcd from Mr., Delano, while lis
open and defiant endorsement of past
wickedness warrant the belief that
his conduct of the department will be
just as much worse than his predeces
sor's, as his reputation. Ii Grant had
set his heart upon insulting the nation
he could not have hit upon a more
effective method than that displayed
in this appointment, and if he was
simply actuatcd by the desire to forti
fly his position by the presence in his
Cabinet of the most audacious of third
term advocates, he could not have
afflicted more fatal blow to his pros.
poets. There is not prominent Re
publican, of any honesty whatever,
who is not disgraced by the elevation
of Chandler, nor any who will not
regard it as a serious injury to the
party. The Republicans have been
boasting of their triumph IN Ohio, but
If this is the way in which they in
tend to reward the people who accom-.
plishcd that victory for them, they
cannot hope for success anywhere else.
A few more such appointments as
Chandler's will utterly destroy the
party, if indeed the November elections
are not now assured TO the Democrats.
-PMladdpIia Sunday Press.
1t was no secret TO the President
He knew that Zach, Chandler had the
character of being the greatest whisky
drinker' in Washington. OF course
his appointment was an endorsement
of his conduct in this regard, as wei
as to signify to the country that Chan
dler's great wealth would cover g,
multitude Of sins, o." while his fondnes
for glass would make him more accept
able as a companion.
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At Memphis the other day, Bee cher
sold for s17, Tilton brought s13 and
Mrs Tilton brought only so. They
were wax figures.
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a-,fha Hath.

or. the Rafh. e.onsss
Bath Brushes, Bath Towels Is1iety. Baie Al.s
sna Es.h Se;n oyss SssPs Straps Brushes etc. obs
hsir. Dry Friction Gloves, anu
articles o. 'ns '1 n BRINGHURsT = .sres, Sr !,
ECorner sixth and hafhD'
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NOTIOE.-At tho last stated meeInis .y "
~ the managers OF the wilmington T,.
ings Fund Society," 1t was on monon ts'U.,U 'sr an.
is pay to the Deposltors 51s per cena y, hang
NUN, calculated monthly, no interest," ,ssacs ooars
allowed on fractions OF month, 10 eom,D 'aar snd
at the beginning OF the next nscai yea soe,es,e
tina. the Treasurer give nDtice " ,rosmonths suo
OF the rate of interest," at least tnfo' '''''
before the end Of this year, ru rrossr.
ALBERT ". SMITH, Treas ss,s,s ~;
Wilmington. Sept. 90, 1873. VIZ,
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SEk9ES ~v-.
~ An Nosi serges in beautiful shass.
W. ndsso cents. HM,B. aHARP.
. Ash1k6.Asrkss
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NOTICE.-The Citizens Loan AssocAsos ns,a,
IN now offers its 9th series OF sg snMe' AZ,
for sale. FIRST payment due October ,.rV In, rSs
sepIs-tf GEO. Z. MARS, seere0u1'
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sHERIFF's SALE

PY virtue Of a writ Of yenditioni Exponls
~ 10 me directed. will be exposed to ub!ic
Sale at the Court House door, IN the city Of
New Castle, New Castle hundred and county.
and State OF Delaware, on
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SherIH,A Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of Levari Faeias 70 me
ID directed. will be exposel to Public sale
at the
DEL AwABE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept bv Geo. W. ortlip. in the citS OF Will
mingtJn, New Castle county, Delaware. On
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Ivy virtue If u writ of Levari Farias to me
- directed, will be exposed to Pub lc 81 e
at the Hotel OF James Z. Tow nsen /. IT Towns
end. in Aupoquinipink hundred. New Castle 9
county LeiAware. on
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SHEhfFFS SALES.
ssIERuFF's SaLE

Dy virtue of writ OF Ais. Fie'i Facias to me
ID directed. will be exposed 10 Public Sale
A. the Ho'el of j LOB Hyatt. iu the town OF
cuAnIY DelaMIre ON
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Receiver Southern District (ncluang = sN
south of 9TH street u------.-
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LEGAL NOIICEo'

Minnie P. Pelham, November aas aesn No S.
Us. AIS. SUNNY s n,r,rca
William II. Pelham. } iAoei '0' ~
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Dy virtue of writ OF VendItioni Exponas
- To me directed, will be exposed to Pubic
Sale, at the
pLI Av.Dr uo,rsu NJ r,o,.o,,,.,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-25
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M E MP HIS
Tuesday Evcn1nE, May 20, 1875.
.spoDgtpg,, on Newspapers.

Every nan thinks a newspaper fair
game. If a society or any body ofmen
get up a concert or a ball, or other form
Of entertainment, the object OF which is
to put money in their pockets, or if the
proceeds are to be devoted to charitable
purposes to add to their own glorifca-
ton, they become very indignant if the
proprietors Of a newspaper do not assist
them by a series of gratuitous advertise
ments for several weeks before the event
takes place, These gentlemen should
remember that literary men, in this
practical age, work for money as well
as for fame-principally the former,
however, and the business manager Of a
newspaper, if he wishes to keep on the
safe side Of the ledger, conducts his
charge on the same principle as the
head Of any business establishment
People who are getting up a ball would
feel chary Of asking a present Of q pair
of gloves from any merchant on that
account, yet asking and expecting to re-
ceive a gratuitous advertisement is a
similar demand. The editor of the
Marlboro Mass Journal states the case
very plainly when he informs his readers
that, I'VE long ago adopted the plan Of
charging our regular reading notice
price for all editorial announcements Of
entertainments to which an admission
fee is affixed. We make no exception
to this rule. In the way of news topics
we freely and gladly insert sketches Of
all entertainments after they have be-
come matters Of history 1t is only the
preliminary work, looking to the draw
ing out Of increased patronage from the
public, for which we expect compensa-
ton"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-25
Mnter Hnrks Ininnctlon.

The sale attempted to be made Of the
Water Works after the service Of the in
junction Of Hon. J.. E. R. Ray has been
set aside. This was by agreement Of
counsel-the proposition being made by
counsel Of the assumed pun chaser to 7,
W. Brown, counsel for Yardley & Kill
gour. OF course he had no objection to
it, inasmuch as the proposition was in
accord with the injunction he had OBJ
tanned and with the cross bill of his
client, Kilgour. A future sale will be
ordered on sixty days notice; the trus-
tees, in the meantime, take possession of
the works and run them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-25
Hebrew Picnic.

Tomorrow, the 26th instant. a picnic
will be given at James Park for the joint
benefit of the Cleveland and New Or
leans Orphan Asylums. Music will be
furnished by Arnold's Band. An enter
prise sc worthy deserves the support of
the charitably inclined, especially when
it is known that a number of orphans
from Memphis are being cared for in
each of the above institutions, of whom
many lost their parents during the cpl
demie.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-25
seriOns Accident.

Yesterday Mrs, Cook. with two chill
dren, we're riding in a buggy on Second
street, near Adams, when the horse got
frightened and turning suddenly over
turned the buggy, throwing Mrs. Cook
and children to the pavement with CON
siderable force. Mrs. Cook was insen-
sible for sometime, but continued to
clasp her babe to her breast, which no
doubt saved its life. The lady received
a severe cut on the face and was intern
ally injured. She was conveyed to her
home near Central Point, where she
keeps a grocery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-25
Fire this Morning.

Early this morning the residence Of
Mr.. Rodgers, kitchen and outhouses at
James Park, were destroyed by FIRE.
Last night the picnic Of the St. George
Benevolent Association was held on the
grounds, and when we the lamps, etc,
used were stored in an clubhouse zeal the
dwelling. 1t is supposed that in the
hurry of storing the oil lamps one re-
NAMED lighted, and this caused the FIRE.
Mr.. Rodgers and family lost furniture
and clothing. It is also rumored that
Messrs. Arnold and Handwerker's or
chestra lost several valuable violins and
other instruments, and a large lot Of
music, which articles we're left with Mr..
Rodgers for safe keeping.
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SPRING chickens at Ill Main street.
Lac Crenm and Soda water.

At the popular confectionery estab-
lishment of B. Rocco, on the north
east corner Of Main and Adams streets,
can be found the purest and best ice
cream and soda water in the city, Those
who frequent Mr.. Rocco's ice cream
parlors caA testify as to the correctness
of this statement. If you wish to eat a
plate of delicious strawberries aud
cream and drink q glass Of pure soda
water, 90 to Rocco's. 67.m4tht