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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-25
From Iarper's Magazine iar January
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How slow and sof- the .u1u--ires, eslfs.
I-t,sn ths yins-l.s.rts,l walls
t.ff -.r,s --t--,-,s .I.-t intent
f-,..-, .l,s an. s,.., ,1as b. -,.,,.
SiHos in its grace such tozntv lsr.
Sho'i-d wrap each bare thing on The Way-
Iii al thiIss ~ hite and vlater Ero',
Except the ,hadoHs Earth must tlr"ur
The tender grey the peaecill white,
Quaker settling make to-nights
And 80 This Iipoiisainet which p Shade
ouly lttle lighter laid
Into Hy heart-stiIi mood has erept
With such glow a. sunrise Kept
When youth and Hri'3amin were miue
MI sr,pri... has ma .-s-, NOS.
II, NOV. M. ~. ,ig,,t ana .,.,,r
~ 'hesc nnqlie' bells Nonld cease
tia-t f-ef fe4s eefo,7 ta's if1ef,
IN Nu'l-iy '- 81 eii1e A"a sn
ana ilii ine ipHssi Heafeae'iH
TO greet tAe FiFth'As 90 inf N'fn-
can mol il.i'S ne ioaaesi belle
tai aiieT "nat a pure Fe.ee ie'isi
Inc sP'r'' "evl' io Dl44eN tone
To "hispef triumph o. h-s enl'
Ile blessed hea'inf i'ii' 20 them
sr9 i.ist.,, .f.s5- a.. ,-,.-.,l ,,i-l..--
man rb,,,,fr--. - a., .,,.-.l ,r,.,i-
ITt.frr, .-ili -t.. r,,l Inns CIV
vtu SIN ti,s ,,.,r b,-..l. --7,-sfr-
Itgf ANGELS yst-f. -rli women r...-,
trf ,...f,- tt.. F,-..r. .i...
llo" eareth He for Christmas cong
TO "h"iA '.i GAYS aiii songs 'ei'HS.
uii3 an e'''Hs i''e H's need
I's A.SA-'i'e ieAliiii'>7 -4-7 i' need.
Always the Wilhfig 1neeis sing
To verr-out workers listening;
Always our Christ is in the earti
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LOUISVILLE & CT. SOUTHERN
South { North Alasana 2aFl Roads,
LATEST TIME.
GoINe NoErn.

Trsin No. eourects af Humboldt snd Milan i1r she
West ase FROM pints South thereof Tor Louisville a.
Cave City with stages Msnsmoth Cave; gt Lebanon
junction with Knoxville and l;iChmcnd Branches; at
Cincinnati; Junction with J. e. L. r. a. Tor the North
and East louisville with a. s. Mail BOATS Tor tpcin-
nat and with o. y N. lty and J. NJ L. r. T.. lnr the
Nofih. Ee-t and West.
Train No. connects az Bmhhoiai and Aiisu .ef The
West and from the South Ter Louisville; a Mckenzie
with \. e. & ST. T. R'y for the southeast; al Glasgov
Junction and from Gfisgy CavctitY 20 and from
Mammoth Cave: at Louisville with D. e.. q T. Z. Z. Tor
the Eorrh and East-
Train No. connects az Mckenzie With " C. 4 ST. l.
R'y the Southeast
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Valuable City Property
For Sale

7 wANTto sen The following valuable real estate in
i this city;
ONE RESIDENCE situated the Baptist UnlvCr-
sity, being especially adapted f0ra
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
containing seven rooms, and all necessary ouhouses,
and large LOT included
Also . lne Suburban Residence mile East Of The
Court House, with lOl attached embracing FROM 20
a. acres. the purchaser may desire This House
contains also seven rooms
For further particulars price. terms of sales, exc,
persons wh0 wish 10 buy, viii apply either MAJ. r r.
liart, Wyatt s. Taylor, or the undersigned,
JOB TMPHLETT,
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Chnrch nirnrfarr.

fir., Eesaoas chsrsb.-servioes every ssbba'h at
Rev. =. C. SLATER, PASTOR.
rs'ns ChsPel, Ta., Jass'on) Service, every s'i-
hara 81 10 20 nIr and 10 pm.
Rev. ~. 81. Paticr-ou Pastor.
spti.t Chur'si Service swery sabbath ut 10 ~
aad - PSI.
rev. c.R. HENDRXsoN. Pastor.
Presbyterian church - service every sabbath at
10 N and ~ pm
Rev. r.. NeyAIR, Pastor.
Cumberland Preshy tcrian Church.-Servccs every
Sasoaih 81 10 10 and 7 30 pm. sabbath School
Rey.I 8. HOWARD, Pastor
81. Luke's fEpiscopa) Chtrcn-J. A. Harrison, ID,
Rector Morning Services 10 SGa m. Evening Services
S;aop.T
Roman Catholic cchurch.-services az 10 80 am. and
80 Pm. Father NEALE, Priest
and pm Sunday School ain. Prayer Meeting
haraay pm. W e. HALL, Pastor
Colored N. p. Church Of America.--serviees every
Sabbath at 10 30 am, aud G AS pm.
Rev,I W. LANE, Pastor.
nsP'-t teoll church.-s.rviees every Sabbath at
Rev. ygIBH f-ssfa.
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ADVERTISING RATES,


one zach spaor reaasiiiufes a sqraTe
where sav,ri .,psni, are ordsr,i q Be- sna.usi.,
sI.sisssl A. sai.ls s.rssa ~ asoesaiss 70 10.
''s.s' = ~
Sss.r. cisl -al ns.r,., no ,sr1 4. 'hAl sal-
ros.se WI 81 BIZ t1s ,slis 40 1rit--e riloai
charge
CxSuIpkrtE.-Fur anIlaulcing candidates Tor cczniy
Onicss and The Legislature SO; for Congrcss sos for
Nuueipal and eir district oaees, SAL IN advance.
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II HE
Jackson Public School.

A FTER the Isl Of January next. the Primary De-
n partmeut of the South-Wcstsru University viii
become the jackson Public School for boys All pupil,
in that Department between the ages Of six and
eighteen years. viii be received FEEE OF CHAEGE-
Pref T J. Deupree Of Mississippi, has been elected
Principal. He has accepted the appointment, and will
eutsr the duties Of the Office The first Monday IN
January. ISIS
Additional teachers VIII be appointed a. the wants
of the school may require
W p ROBERTSON,
JAS O'COSNOE- School Di-eCtors-
J. 5. MALLORY,
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sAcKaoS IoHaE So. d5.
Ar Jones, wM.; }. e. smith, Secretary Nest
4th Friday IA each month.
IouN s tonEE, so. 10.
" r. Robertson. ". MIR A. snced. Secretary.
Meets lst Monday in each month.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE /!

JAcNsos saUNcIl- SO. ~.
Il l. Roasll. ". P.:J.w. \. Darkett, W p. 3Icgts
every Tuesday night
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oer Tor sale the foilotng described Tracts Of Land
Town Lots. and parts Of lots. the same having
been hasossed for Taxes Tor the year 1874, which
Taxes are due and remain unPsd, together with penal
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knights of rythlas.

LAuNcELor Ianss sn. L.
Stnd Caruthers. e. e.; ". r. Spencer y q A.. p s.
Mallory, r. e., l.. Nance rfelste; n. c. Anderson. X
Of A. $. y. S. White, A. Of f.; T. L. kcndrick N ot
r. C.. r. Botssfn n. at A.; A. H. Stcgau l. c.; 81. N
Bffght O. G.. Meets every Friday night ia Castle Hail
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CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY.
n. o. ST. l.. * q. RAILROAD.
MOBILE q OHIO RAILROAD.
Post office Directory.

rAssESeEE raAnss sofsa SoErH
Haii-Arriges 10, p. -.
rsssnseasH TRAINS GOING SOUTH
MaR--Arrfves II 20. .. at.
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Jackson Tenn, Dec I4th, 1875.
EoTE.-I will remit The II 1er cent ,,a,,lt, "a, ali
Who 10y pay before day Of sale.
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Saun'i n. Chester, n C.; j. g.. McCahe, v. c.. John
7. stark. Secretary; David Hampton, Treasurer; Rev.
y. AcNdr, Chaplain Meets eyery Thursday night az
odd Fellows Hall
nEgnEE LODGE.
Meets every 2nd Thurday night in srch month. John
stark, Secretary.
srAES NNeAHraESr NO To-
s. II Chester. c. T.; ]. 6. AcCabc n. r.; j. r. Stark
Scribe. Meets every end and 4th Thursday night in
each month.
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saa matter must b. deposited IN the Post oaee tor
Railroads
0sinE South BY u 900 am
GsinK North by 90 pm
Nail matter Tor tss country must be deposited n the
Post Oies before he departure or De
tefiNAt'-
Mail leaves Jackson Tue lays Thursays aaI salurs
Arrives % Jaosson aonlqys, "wednesday ana Fri
days ai pm
wKEK.
Mail RAVES jackson Tuesda ana Saturdays az pm
Arrives Jackson Tuesdays .'d Saturday, az -
Nail lraves Jackson Tuesday, and satsrinys 2 pm
Arrives at jackson Tuesday aud Saturdays az y 10.
pEShtAnE.
Mall leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays nui Satur-
Says al AIN.
Arrives at Jackson Tuesiays Thursdays and satur-
JULIA r. w0OLFORK. 2. NJ
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A. y Jones, a. 2. F; a. n Harris, K;.; W. r. Robert
SON. $. 1. =. Tthat. Secretary Meets ad Friday u
rach month.
JACKSON corNci, SO. -, o. and S.
Com r. X, Harris. T. l. n; Com. j. e. Smith, Re
cordcr. Meets 4ih Monday in each month.
JACKSON coNaiANpAHr, 80. 10.
John Chesicrs Eminent Commasior; j. &. Smith. he
corder. Meets 80 Monday iu each sionth.
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ls Heai. Ty-o., oue hundred acres u river bottom;
vaiuc four uuuis, dollars stale FAX CO. C0gU,y 60,
seha'-uc css . 1l p,s..y Sc. lut- zee; total -
r.sg.H uIsratcr.
Mars Cobb 80 ceres, not described. salae S5lO,
culufv Gt 81 h5ol sUc COS; 90 penal
~ 5Ig, iHtere-, a,-; lHrtl De-
TJ Carutb-r> e. acres bounded north by the river,
souh by big slough ty Lipp west by Benj Barr;
salHs 500 stste ta 10 county l6 school @9c cost
= 20, penalty SGc, lsc; total 80.
Ann Cocs one hundred Scres bounded north by
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srHisa HEEE

Mail RAVES jackson Tuesda Is ana Saturdays az pm
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays -sd Saturday, u in
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Mich Cole, 90 acres, bounded the north south and
by He'll ird. west by Mays. value 500
o6 county 06 school 20, poi co. cost 30, penal
ty %, interest IS, total 7! 50.
Thos. A. Reid 3l7 acres, bounded on thr north hy
Pickett south by Barnett. cas-; by Mrs Barnett west
by CASTOR, value s. $50 state tax 10 81 county 10 -
school IS. cess 90 penalty 10 interest &C. total
3o "a.
Il. o. Wiley - acrcs, wee mimproyed Land, value
$3.50, state tax so county so, school 80, 90.
penalty 80, interest 2S total $50.
j. ". Wood. lot in Spring Greek value 200, state
So county s1-chool % cost . 90 penalty -,
tcrest Is. total 65.
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81. Luke's fEpIscopaD Churcn--J. A, Harrison, ID
Rector Morning Services 10 soam. Evening Services
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MADISON ooHHsy directory.

Hsp,.st teoll Church.-ssrvices every Sabbath at
l0la0 am. and a. pm.
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1t is the calmn and uleIuu night.
A Thousand bells ring out and throw
Their ioyous peals abroad, and smite
The darkness. charmed and holy now.
The night shat erst no name bad worn,
To ita hsppy name is given,
For in that stable lay new born
The peaceful Prince Of earth and heaven,
In the solemn midnight
Centuries ngar
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Christian Church-services every Sabbath at II am.
and 7 pm. Sunday School Prayer Meeting
ThHTsay pm. W. L. HALL, Pastor.
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Tnuas- or suasenrTroz.-rwo dollars pey year. tnya-
iabIv In adeaues
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Colored n. p. Church OF America Services every
Sabbath At 10 80 am, aud G AS pm.
Kew, L. W. LANE, Pastor.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
SOCIETY ELECTIONS.

ELEu ZION OF oFFItERs IN VARIOUS socIE-
TIES.
Last evening and Wednesday even.
ing, In tho Societies named below, as
follows:
HOPE LODGE, NO. 2l, 1. o. o. r.
! N. G.-Edmund X. Patton.
V.'G.-Joshua p. Blythe.
r. S.-Joseph j. Taggart.
z. S.-JOhn Gallagher.
Treasurer-R. Fl. Mcdaniel.
Trustee in Riverview Cemetery Co.
John g. Baker. .
Representative of Hall Stock.
Maris. ii. ~ u " .''
EDEN LODGE, NO. "a, l. O. o.
N. G.--John M. Whitford.
v. G,-Levi Garrett.
r. S.-Wm. A. Hukill.
p. S.-Wm. H. Cornbrooks.
Treasurer--A. Gilbert Robinson,
Trustee in Riverview Cemetery 90.
: Edward H. Gregg
yETFERsoN Lo1 1eE, NO. 2, /. o. O. F.
N. G.-John Moore.
V. G.-Charlas Mullen.
K.s.-J. Steele.
S.-David Fl. Carpenter.
Treasurer-John G, Yates.
Representative of Hall Stock. john
g. Yates.
Trustee In Riyeiview Cemetery Co
Henry McNeal.
WILMINGTON DIVISION, NO. /, 8. OF t
w. P.--Isiah Starr.
w. Al. P. O'Daniel
r.. S.-Chas. B. Woodward.
A. r. S.-Francis w. Reeve.
F. SIS. N. Fogg.
Treasurer. v. Greenman.
Chap. VIM. NJ. Horn.
Charlottesville Hammond.
A. edward Carter.
l. S.-HArry Bassett
o. S.--Geo r. Larson. ,5.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
THIRD EDITION.
RESURRECTING THE THRONE.
/ .BEILAs HOPES REALIZED.
ii,e Son of the Ex-Queen Pr0eIa nl ed
King Of Spain by the Nation, A rmy
Navy, and the Ministry, with the
Title of Alfonso XII.

ihe Son of the Ex-Queen Pr0eIa lnl ii
King OfSpain by the Nation, Army
1 Navy, and the Ministry, with the
| Title of Alfonso XII.
PARIS Dec. 31.-A telegraplric de.
spatch received in this city from
Madrid under to-day's date says that
Prince Alfonso, son of ex-Qneen-ls-
abella, has been proclaimed King of
Spain, and is recognized by all the
forces comprising the armies of the
| N orth and Centre.
THE NAVY FAVORABLE TO THE CHANGE
| SANTANDER, Dec. 31.---The Cover
nor of Santander has resigned. The
town is quiet. The navy is favorable
to Prince Alfonso. Marshal Serrano
has gone to Madrid
! CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS
PARIS, Dec. 31.-Additional de. /
spatches from Spain state that Prince
Alfonso is invited to visit the Army of
the North. The ships in the harbor
Of Santander have hoisted the Royal
flag. Marshal Serrano acquiesced..
I'The Minister of the Interior has sent
the sfolloning despatch to the Cover,
nors OF the provinces:
| ALFONSO XII. has been unanimous
ly proclaimed King by the nation, the
army, and the Ministry A regency
has been formed under the Presidency
of Canovas Delcastillo, without port
folio. We hope your patriotism will
induce youto firmly maintain the great
interests confided to you The Alton
sists consider that Carlism has rece-
we'd a death-blow.
| ISABELLA NOTIFIED OF THE CHANGE.
PARIS, Dec. 81 1-Ex- Queen Isabella
has received the following dispatches:
| "All towns have responded enthus-
iastically to the proclamation.
primo DE RIVERA,
Captain General of Madrid. u
| eve pray your Majesty to transmit
the news to your son. We congratu-
late you on this grand triumph, achic-
we'd without bloodshed This tele-
gram is signed by General Primo dc
Rivera and Canovas Delcastillo.
IsABELLA's REPLY TO RIVERA.
PARIS, Dec. 81. Isabella, thu ex
Queen, in response to dispatch OF
General Primo, de Rivera, sent the fol.
lowing telegram; The King proceeds
to Spain. Immediately Alfonso tcle-
graphed to the Pope, asking his bless
ing, and promising that he will, like hiS
ancestors, defend the rights of the
Holy SeeS
| A CARLIsT MOVEMENT.
PARIS, Dec 31.-The Spanish consul
at Bourg Madame, Department of the
Pyrenees Orientales, has notified the
sub-Prefect of Bayonne that Donna
Blanco, wife of Don Alfonso, brother
of Don Carlos, has crossed the frontier
into Spain, and proceeded to wards Leo
de urgel
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

real. ESTATE SoLD.-On December 20,
in the village Of Marlboroughyille, EN-
NOR Miles, executor of Susan Walters,
decd, sold II acre lot with brick
house thereon. to Mrs. Edith Harvey, of
Pocopson township, for $500. Personal
property sold ut the given prices: Pigs
at ages from 8 to 10 months sold from,
$3.50 to SO each. A young heifer sold
for $20.25. About Is head OF cabbage sold
at cents per head. A cook stove sold
at $l4.50. Old York wagon $40. .25. Chick
ems 90 cents. Other goods sold at fair
prices; good attendance; windy and cold
day. VIM. H. Sharpless, auctioneer.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
TaE yIsrT1No Ep1roRs.-The Peninsula

Press Association closed its session, last
evening and this morning. those who
remained until the adjournment pro
ceeded to their homes. Last evening
some of the Wilmington. reporters took
charge of Messrs Evans, Beckwith. Pen
nington, Knowles and Richardson, and
showed them the sights of the city.
They were taken to Prof. Webster's and
Prof. Krueger's balls, and to the White
Rose Assembly's ball at the City Hall.
They wound up by visiting the City Halt
cells, and witnessing eighty-fve dodgers
packed like sardines in the dodgers
lapartments On the whole we believe
1.-The stay of the Peninsula Editors in this
lefty was an exceedingly pleasant one.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
Budding Statistics. J..

BUILDING LINES SURVEYED DURING
DECEMBER.
The, building record during Decem-
Der is very small, lines being sur
yeyed only to the following parties;
Micliael COen, one house, east side
OF Franklin street, south Of Beech st. .
West Wilmington.
John Hagon, ono house, west side OF
Buena Vista street, south of Vandevcr
avenue, Ninth Ward.
Daniel p. Hamilton and others, trus-
tees of colord church, one chapel,
south side of Ford street, near Lin
coin.
Tnt,.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

GRAND OPENING. The weather be-
ing propitious, the Arctic Ice Com.
pany will have grand opening this
afternoonn, at their skating rink, over
Third street bridge. The ice is good
and strong, and those who delight to
skim over the CLASSY surface should be
sure to 60. a hack will leave the
Clayton House for the rink every hall
hour, the fare being only five. cents.
Let all go and enjoy themselves.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
STRAY WAITS.

A Happy New Year" to all.
The State Legislature conyenes ut
Dover, next Tuesday.
The City Council held an old fashioned
business session, last night.
This is the great Holiday with oar
merchants and business men.
Don't'pass over New Year's day with
out buying something Of Frank, 5ll Mar
ket street. o4 - .,..l-
A band of music from Philadelphia,
accompanied, by some Indians" !" paraded
around our city, last night.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

In A BAD CONDITION street.
from, Market to French, is in condition
which sadly needs the attention of Coun.
Gil. 1t needs paving, and, in addition, is
30 dark and dismal that it is scarcely
safe to walk along there after night. A
few nights ago gentleman, while eros
sing at King street, was struck by the
pole of a passing carriage and narrowly
escaped serious injury. More lamps
should be erected and the street paved.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
WILMINGTON. DEL.. Dec. 81, 1874,
,t'itidns at the Brhndywihe M1is for
SPECIAL NOTICES.
6. F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness, attended with symptoms; inds
position to cxertion; loss VI memory; difficult
tn of breathing; general weakness; horror of
disease; weak, nervous trembling; dreadful
horror of death; night sweats; cold feet;
4 Weakness; dimness of vision; languor; uni
yersal lasstude Of the muscular system; cnor-
mons appetite, with dyspcptie symptoms; hot
hands; iushing of the body; dryness of the
s the face, purifying tlic~blood; pain in the
back; heaviness of the cyelids; frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with tenn
porary sUfusion and loss of sight; want of at
fcnti0h, ,ctc. Thcstsymptoms all arise from
IL weakness, and TO remedy that use H. r.
7 kLNkEL' Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who havo
nsed It. Take only Il. +. KUNKEL's.
N Beware OF cotlhtefleitS and base limitations.
Asi iKunkePs Bitter Wine OF Iron Is SO well
knownsall over the country, druggists them-
Selves make an imitation and try to palm 1t
Orion their customers, when they call it Kun
kGAs Bitter Wine of Iron. -
kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up only
in 81 bottles, aud has yellow wrapper nicely
put on tic outside with the proprietor 8
photograph on the wrapper of each bottle.
A Always look for the photograph on the ont;
side, and you will always be 'surc'to get the
sodby all Druggist ANA Dealer every
a where.
4 N0..2S8.. Tape Worm No. 35s.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
pledicineJ passing from the system alive. No
& to p8tentss treated. DIR, L. +. KUHKLE, ND.
259' n: Ninth street Philadelphia. Advice
a 'ree. LHesat, PIN and stomach Worms also re-
,mUved: 9''r' iiec23 d&wIn
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
NOTICES..

THE NAUGURATION.-A meeting of the
II Democrats Of this city will be held at The
Americus Club Room, on MONDAY evening,
the Atm instant, at TX O'Clock, to consider the
Dover on the occasion of the Installation al
Governor Cochran. A general attendance is
requested
janl-St By ORDER THE Association
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

\ INouEsr.-The Coroner held an in
Quest at II o'clock this morning, over
the body of Joseph KennaId Marvin,
two.week's old infant of John w. Marvin,
who d q suddenly Wedne siay at 81 Ear b
Front street. The jury rendered vel-
dict of death from imperfect nourish-
ment," the mother being too sick to
provide the child with its natural food.
i he family being in destitute eircum,
stances, the jury very kindly donated
them their fees. :. HtQS%
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
NO..259.
Tape Worm
.Iaitlae Eisl,i again

With the finrst-specinrenso Boots, SHOES ans
Caters ever offered in Wilmington, at moder
WM. II. BABCOCK & CO.,
5l5 Market street, doors below Fourth,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

Four EviIs.--Whoever habitually uses
ANY alcoholic preparations as an "appetizer''
|oyerplus of feod In the stomach, impaired
ability to digest 1t, the pangs OF dyspepsia,
and doctors bill. DIR. WALKERS VEGE.
Restorative of the age, without over-stinu-
lating the palate or irritating the stomach.
imparts healthful appetite, promotes digest
tion, regulates tho liver and bowels, purifes
eyils. confers four inestimable benefits. 37-4w
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

+ CHASED By RuFFIANs. Last evening
as the wife of officer Bradford and an
other lady were going along E. Second
street, near Lombard, they were chased
by two rufflans, whose desire, probably,
WAS robbery. The ladies escaped into
the house of friend, and the villains
retreated. "A
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

LoDaERs.-Last night the extreme cold
weather brought in the lodgers in large
numbers, until SO of the poor wretches
were huddled into the City Hall cells.
This is the largest number ever there in
one single night. During the month OF
December, just closed, 1876 lodgers have
been accommodated at the cells.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

y lNAuauRATroN.-A the Americus Club
rooms, Monday night, NEE ing will be
held to consider the propriety of char.
tering special train to proceed to Dover
on the 18th inst, and assist in the inau-
euration OF Governor elect Cochran. A
full attendance is requested.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

n OTlCE.The Annual Meeting of the Far.
mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
the State of Delaware Formerly of Mil Creek
Hundred will be held at the office of the
Del, on MONDAY, the 1lth day of Janilary'
1875. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at which time the
Election for Seventeen Managers of the Com'y
will be held, and one years interest on ali de.
posit notes will be payable. The agents of
the company are authorized TO receive the
dues of members.
E. c. sTOTsENBURC.. Pres't.
W. n. LAAoTTE, Sec'y. de29tm
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
Toilet MiyrOrs.

. A. 4 tsn assortment 9.+!, Of all sizes, including
II. BRfNGHURsT 4 CO..
Corner OfSixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
Fine Nail Scissors

Curved and straight. Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail .Polishers, ETC., ioi
sale'by Il. BRINGHURST Il co, :"
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
Resumption Of specie Pay me ent. i.

VIM. H. Babcock Z Co., 2l3 Market street,
q doors below Fourth. viii take siirsr in cx'
'ehange;for Boots and shoes; to limited ex.
tend-they don't want too much of it how
ever ..
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
No hsusp8nslnm

Ia the sale OF Boots, Shoes Il Caters at SlS
Market street, doors below Fourth.
WIN. Ii. BABCOCk 4 Go.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
EOod'f for the babies

4 'Chilared fed on RIDGES FOOD viii thriy
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els OF youthful strength and Childish beauty.
apr2 2.d3m
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01

.ALFRED WALTON, Druggist No. 2S5 Mar.
net street, respectfully informs his friends
and the public In general, that he keeps on
Competent person is atsall times ready to
prestriDe for such sick as call at that store,
and that no charge is made except the regu-
lar price Of the medicines, the same price as
they would pay. anywhere else; but that no
one is visited at their residences.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-01
For the bath.

Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves straps, Brushes, etc, of horse
articles Of the same clnssat III W
T.. BRINGITURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.