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Grant and Kellogg.

The two personages that answer to |
the cognomens placed at the head OF
these remarks are not very similar IN
character, so far as their official exist
ence is concerned If by some unlocked
for means, Grant and the horde OF
thieves that have filled the federal OF
fees for the last six or eight years were
consigned to private life, and honest
men substituted, what a blessed thing
it would he The rejoicing throughout
the United States would even exceed the
happiness that spread itself throughout
all Louisiana on the morning the tele
grams were read announcing kellogg's
fight to the Custom House and the sur
render of all the State papers of Louisi-
ana to the immortal Penn.
Next in insignihcance to these two
worthless that disgrace the Offices they
assume to fill, comes Old Longstreet-
the submissive tool Of the wretched and
miserable man who calls himself Presi-
dent Of the Republic. This man, it is
said, expressed the regret that Kellogg
was not shot, that he might have been
saved the annoyance of puttinn him
again in his usurped gubernatoril seat
His cowardice, and that of Longstreet
also was forciblc evidence in the dull
mind of Grant that the people were sicl
of his villianies.
When Old LonFstreet rode down tn,
streets Of New Orleans, at the head oi
90 armed negroes, crying out TO the
eople who had assembled in mass meet
ng, "Disperse, ye rebels, disperse," wha
scorn must the people Of the "Crescen
City" have had for such wretch. And af
ter his black devils, the armed raDble o
the carpet bag gubernatorial thief, ha'
fired into the mass Of whites, slaughter
ing the best blood arrayed in freedom
cause, We fancy he was spared that h
might live to utter the remorse that hi
guilty soul will feel to his dying day
Longstreet should never be allowed I
touch white mans hand again. Iii
covering soul reminds one of BenediC
Arnold seeking the cover Of the Englis
ships after his treason.
Longstreet, Kellogg and the negroe
after making war upon the citizens
the streets, fed TO the Custom Hous
These two wretches We're allowed TO <.
behind the federal soldiers. But tn
poor negroes, their dupes, were kept o,
and had to take the shots of the whit
men they had sought to cover or xii
What spectacle Of Radical government
But when the gallant and victorio,
white citizens marched past the Custo
House, and were cheered by the viii
men wearing the blue coats and beariI
the arms Of the United States, how ga
ing must these sounds have been to h,
logg, Longstreet and Casey, the cowar
who were hid behind their ranks. II
United States soldiers welcomed Il
cheers returned by the citizens and !
doubt would have, like brave men, I
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the horticultural For.

Editor of DetdCdre Gazette.
In common with Others interested in
the Horticultural Fair now being held
in the Wilmington Institute, we desire
to call the attention of the pubic
through your columns to this useiul
and charitable enterprise. AS your
readers are aware this fair has been
held annually for number oi years.
and hitherto with the greatest success
The entire net proceeds, amounting
usually to thousand dollars, nave
been appropriated to the support oil
tho Childrcns' Home, of this city,
The "lIomc" is the asylum of many
ornhan children who are there clothed
and educated and reared for useful oc
cupations and fitted for the responsioie
duties of life. This institution Is one
of our best and noblcst charities, hho
many good men and women III thi'
community are interested in It's supper
and maintainancc This is largely
dependent upon the success OF the lair
| If the fair fails to realize the usua
profits, the Home must then be depeh
dent upon private contributions.
Owing to the discouraging weathe
of the past few days, both the atten
dance and the receipts have great!
fallen of in proportion to the o'he
years. .,. :.
This, of course, proportlonaiiy u'
| minishcS the fund for the support
the Home this year
Asthc fair will only continue throug
today friday and tomorrow lSatul
day) we take tins only opportunity 10
urging upon all our generous and chal
liable citizens to hasten to attend IN
fair and So help to advance its useft
object. Those who attend will nc
fail to he greatly gratitied by its nu
mcrous attractions, to find many valt
able articles to purchase, and to see
their reward in the consciousness
having done service to good cause
Il CITIZENS.
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of the Democratic
Party will he held at MIDDLETOWN,
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th. 1874,
at II O o'clock, NJ. 1t will he addressed by
Hon. HESTER CLYMER. Of Penna., and
Hons. II. +. BAYARD and ELI SAu1s-
BURY. A general attendance of all per
sons who are opposed to the Civil Rights
Bill, and in favor of an honest and eco;
nomical administration of the State and
General Governments are cordially inyl-
ted. 81.
Bv order of the Executive Committee
WIN. HERBERT Chairman.
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How To get stamina.-Iron frames an

How TO get stamtna.-Iron frames and
strong nervous systems are not the lot Of all.
But tho feeble need not despair. by adopt
ing the means they may live as long and en-
JOY life as much as their mole robust neigh
bo-s. Physical invigoration is. however.
necessary TO this end and while the spiritu-
GUS tonics and neryines usually administered.
eyentI lily depress both body and mind. DR.
j, WALKER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTRRs
Invariably supply new vigor TO the frame,
while they regulate every dlsorderea >unc-
ton, augIo-9".
The daily gazette., 1874-09-18

General Grants partizan friends de-
clare that he committed great blundei
when he made Kellogg governor OF Lou
isiana; and yet they sustain HIM IN con
tinuing the blundcr. That Is to say 'h'
people of Louisiana must suffer on to he
plundcred and robbed to the end in order
that Grant may he consistent III HI
thunder.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-18

fused to fire on the men had Grant NM
self been present and ordered 1t. 1heSe
men have not all forgotten Lexington
and old Pitcairn, who uttered a similar
cry to the citizens of that town at the
order of King George III. before ir'hs
on the people then and there assembled
God in his mercy has not yet deprived
the people of the sacred right q reyoiu
ton
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WILMINGTON. DEL, seps. IS 1874
Democratic Nominations.
State. Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN p, COCHRAN.
OF NKw CASTLE COUNTY.
REPRRsENTATIvK IN CONGRESS-
JAMES WILLIAMS,
OF KENT COUNTY.
County Ticket.
For Sberiff-WM. II. LAM BSuN'
ror Coroner-RICHARp GROVES
STATE SENATORS.

White Clay Greek HID, JAMES IL; hAi
APPOINTMENTS. hENhi DAVIS
REPRESENTATIVES,;
puon5,w;ne I'D. THOMAS c. BIRD.
1Wa,,,;ngton ISAAC &. PYLE.
Mn Wrset THos, l.. }. BALDWIN.
Nm, cash. THos. HoLcoMB.
poJ I;nn Tuos. BIRD.
y. i.e'. Ganr',..s HENRY A. NowLAND.
pannaJar 81 o.. WILLIAM +. BIGGs
Irvy COURT coMMIssI oNERS.
.,o n MrnIII of Mill Greek Hid
w l. WIrR White Clay Greek
WM. X. BRIGHT, hed hh"n'
VIM. Polk. ST. "eorses'
JAMES c. WILSON and
SAMUEL. ROBERTS, Appoquiuimihk iiu
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NOTICES.

NoTICE.-All persons within the county
~ of New Castle. doing business reau. ring
a State License. are hereby notified tina, 'ne
time for settling with the State - clio u,
hand. All persons who have not procureu
The same will do 80 soon as possible and save
expense. They are issued at all times during
ths day at the Office of the Clerk OF the Peace
MT New Castle. and at No. 100 West secoh"
JUHN p SPRINGER.
sepl7 6t Clerk Of the Peace.
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The daily gazette., 1874-09-18

The Democrats of Baltimore have
nominated William J. OBricn and
Thos Swami for Congress Baltimore
forms the Third and Fourth Maryland
districts
The daily gazette., 1874-09-18
PUBLIC SALES.
t - :
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
OF THE ENTIRE
Stock of Dry Goods,

:oF JAMES T. CHAMBERS. Deceased.
At Public Auction. in the City of Wilmington,
No. 3l2 MARKET STREET,
Commencing on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of
September. .S7i. at o'clock. 2. NJ,
and continuing every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. and every Wednesday
and Saturday morning at o'clock. until the
entire stock shalt be disposed Of.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS EVER OFFERED AT
AUCTION IN THE CITY OF
WILMINGTON.
Consisting of Cloths. Cassimeres. Black Silks
| Mohairs, Alpacas, debege, Silk Poplin, M eri-
nos. Wool Plaid, Mohair Plaids. Empres,
| Cloths. Wool Delaines, Calico. PeTcales, Cling
ham, Drilling. Chintz. Muslin. Flannels, Table
| Linens. Towels, Napkins. Ticking. Table
| Coverr, Umbrellas Parasols. Crash Japanese
Poplins. Lawns. Gransdine. Valentia. Her.
Sewing Silk. Thread and Cotton. Plaid
Pongee, Camels Hair Cloth, Moreens Paitle,
Table Oil Cleths. window Shades, Woo
ing Linens, Ladies' and Gents Merino Y under
wear. Blue Drilling. Denim, Checks, velv ct
cen. Felt Skirts. Buttons, Grain Bags 2Stovet
Looking Glass, Store Desk, Counters au
sFixtures. Silk Case. Portable Heater.
Il To be sold without reserve.
AMY I. CHAMBERS, Aiministratri,
l.. W. Stidbam x Son. Auct'rs sepl6ts
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF
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4 Democratic Mass Meeting

will be held in Wilmington on the even
ing of the 9th of OCTOBER.
By order of the Execntive Committee
WIN. HERBERT, Chairman.
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A CARD.

A the Lease of our Store dues not expire until
n LIST of August. We have concluded TO keep up
stock in the Dom" "stic Line We will continue
TO sell our entire stock at Cost. We would offer
great inducement to any peTSon wishing 10 buy
our complete stick. Call and look 1t the bargains
offer you Parties indebted TO us will
please come forward and settle at once
Fsbruary }. 1874 !: ROSE BRO.
PRESERVE YOUR gURS AND WBOLESS
pY using Anti-Moth Cedar Soap, Car phorated-
y effective Hnd econOmicaI-just received and foI
sale by C. T. BELLER.
SODA wATERI SODA WATERII
7 An prepared to furnish this deIightfuI bev-
srAge. to suit all tastes, with crushed Ice
hot: sJphon Battles to supply fnmIlies
4 invi,ation is extended to the spirit employees
a try t free, aud all other frends "a tickets
for 81 90 GEO. T. LIGHT.
May 26, 1874.
CAwYER'S Crystal Blueing and Safety Box
- the standard Blue of America. to be had OF
DISING SUN STOVE PoLIsH.-For beauty of
~ polish. saving of labor, durability. freeness
from dust and dirt, and for cheapness this prepA-
TAtion 10 truly unriVGled c. E BELLER.
I1AGERST0WN ALMANACKS for 1874, just
received. c. BELLER.
GENUINE Meerschaum Cigar Holders. Pride of
~ virginia and all the popular brands of Smok-
ing Tobacco, Imported and Domestic Cigars, Fine
cot and the best brands of Plug Tobaeeo-to be had
ChsrIestovs. Ecv. ls, 1873.
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DR. JOHN OELLIG,S

These excellent Pills will be found sure remedy
tor acidity of the stomach, IndIEestion, Habituaf
Constipation, Cra.np Colic, Fever and Ague. This
terrible and distressing disease with from two
to four doses be overPoverod. and has in many
pill being an ordinary dose, renders them the
cheapest medicine in the world and their certainty
of cure is unequalled. Wshave never found them
to fail in cases ol Jaundice and all Spasmodic Az
fectious. They purify the blood and promote
healthy action of the skin. They purely vege-
table and pertsctiy tree from thine that do
either permanent or temporary injury to the
Stomach or Bowels, or to the general system.
These pills had their origin in France whore the
medicinal science is far advanced. and wera first
made in this country by the father of DIR. John
OeiIig, native of France.
Dr.. John Oelligs Anti Bilious Family Pills,
simply appended that you may see what people say
medicine you will speak in the same manner:
ALPINE, W. VA. August I, lS7I.-Dr. OeIIig 4
Co.. Gentlemen: Ihad the llls before tried your
pills. took dose of two pills only. which
PROVED a sure cure. believe il a certain for
chiIls and fever.
Yours, ". f. TAvLo1.
27. ls7l.-Dr OeIig & Co., Gentlemen I have
been suffering for fifteen wears papt with great
pain in my back and eide fuIlness Of my chest sc.
took few of Your An IL bilious Pills which cured
me entirely. and can afely recommend them TO
any afflicted in same way.
Yours truly. MARy KRrTzER.
HEpoEsvILLE. Sept. 8, 1871.
To all ,nhom It may concern
This is to certify tina t. ken with dyspepsia
Continoed on Tor 1Our years, and IL the
time kept getting worse. and during the loE 2 time
of my iluess, I suppose mad at least twenty ply
sicians. even two of them from Baltimore, and
of them did me any good At last / heard of DIR.
John Oellig, of WavuesbOro, Pa. sent for him he
visited me hut five times and cured me perfectly
'ouud with pills. Think, from the relief gave me-
that he is one of the best ply sicians ever cav
RICHARD BUDINE.
DlRECTIOSS.-Tw pills will be found a suf-
fcient purge IOr adult. II taken to relieve con-
stipNtion one pill every other morDlng is advised.
For agus pills two hours before the time of hav-
ing chill. For child six years old half a pill
will be found to well.
Manufactured in wavuesboro. Pa, on Iy under
the special din ection of DR.. JnhV oeIIig
NJ. d. PFOUTZ,
Waynesboro, Pa.
These Anti Bilious Pills are forwarded TO any
point in the United States. at so per Box,
application TO NJ. d. Pfoutz. Waynesboro, Pa.
None genuine unless marked Pfoutz NJ. d.
NJ. D. PFOUTZ, 'Waynesboro, Pa.
WHOLESALE AGENTS Thompson, Lilly Co.
No. 26. Hanover at, Baltimore.
]. w. Dalien Co., N. F. corner of Second and
CallOhill streets Philadelphia.
F.. c. Shriver, Cumberland, Md.
These medicines can be had of the following
agent in Jefferson County:
C.. E. BELLER, ,ChArlestown aud Harper'1 Ferry
May 5, lS74-ly.
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West Virginia Institution, for the Deaf
and Dumb, and the Blind.
.RoMNEY, W. Va, june l, 1874.

-RoMNEY, W. VA, june /, 1874.
Dear SIR This institution was founded
by the State, by an act of The Legislature,
passed March 3rd, 1870, and has since been
fostered and matured, by ample appropria>
tiohS
1t is located amidst the mountains of the
State, in the beautiful valley of the South
Branch of the Potomac, in a climate of un-
surpassed healthtuiness, and among moral,
and refined people. 1t is u noble charity, to
the wards of the State" the Deaf and Dumb,
and the Blind.
We gather here, from the roaghest quArries,
these hidden stones, to polish, adorn and ft
them for useful places in the theatet of life,
-aye more, We hope, to fit them as living
stones for "that temple not made with hands"
1t is fountain, whose waters gently flow
along the ravines Of melancholy and despair,
aud winding further along, down lifes valley,
wideus, and spreads, and sends forth health,
beauty and vigor, to the otherwise sterile
ground, of natures most unfortunate
All such afflicted children in the State, be-
tween the age of feight, aud twenty-five years,
can enter here 'wiIhout money of price" -
the blind 10 receive the light of educations
purer rays, and the deaf 10 hear, and the dumb
to speak, in language muto but yet tull Of
power and utterance.
The Board of Regents, of this Institution,
are panied to know that so many of these un>
fortunstes, throughout the State, have failed
to embrace the opportunities hero offered to
them, to receive such un education, as will
fit them for lifes battle.
have been directed, by the Bonrd, to cirs
cuIate this letter, and earnestly to request the
people of the State, to look after the uufortu-
nate ones, and urge them to embrace tho adj
vantages here offered to them.
May L osk you, in the name of thai charity,
to aid in this matter, and to see that the chill.
dren in your section of the State, may have
the way to improvement, and Advancement,
pointed out, aud be sent to this School.
The Institution may be reached by daily
Stage, from Green Spring Run Depot, B. &
o. r. R.. l6 miles distant; aud from Wins
chester, Va, by tri weekly Stages.
Any communications, addressed to tho
Principal, at ROmucy, will be promptly q
tended to.
Very respectfully, Yours &c,
Thomas MAsLIN,
President of the Board.
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" mos, Cravon Drawings, IflumiuA-
tions, Photogra phs, etc, etc. We now publish the
finest assortment placed before pubIIc and
our prices marked down so low az to DEFY all
competition. No ono subscribes for q premium
giving paper in order to get bctrrs fter seeing
oIr pictures and learning our prices. We have
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eanvassng for books, PaPers, etc, their business
for years, and they all report that they can make
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Tin, Sheet Iron, Roofing, SpOuting
AND
STOVE HOUSE.

nN Main street, in Chartestown w. Va, where
1911. VIII be glad to see al my OLD friends aud
in the TIN AND STOVE Iiae At the very lowest
prices. Roofing and Spouting done at the shortest
notice and in superior manner. RepGirinR done
at once. Repairs for Stoves furnished. The very
best Cook Stoves and Ranges always on han d, sold
cheap. and warrented to work we'll. All kinds of
T1SWARE always on hand.
o. Old Iron. Brass, Copper. Lead, Sheepskins,
Hides. Bees~ax. Bacon. Lard, Soap, TaIIov and
Tin Work or Stoves. Cali and see me, and you will
never have cause TO regret it.
JOSEPH H. EAsTERDAY.
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It was now my Obiest to convince my au,
ditors that 1 was born in New York and
loafer like themselves, so 1 answered their
Aiang queries in slang answers: "My pals,
will you ever tumble? Do you want cop
to drop on me! Go, shoot yourselves"
These few words may be translated thus,
"My friends, will you ever stop talking? Do
you want a. policeman to arrest mel Go
away" The louFers saw that was versed in
the language of our metropolis. They passed
on>
The mercury in the Thermometer wants to
ascend, so 1 am obliged to bore q hole in the
ceiling to let it pass through therefore it's
too warm for me to continue writing.
am yours perspiring,
GALE PARTINaToN.
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

uAvE received upwards of FIFTY FIRST PRE-.
J L NUNS, and are among the best now made.
Every instrument fully warranted Tor five years
Prices az low the exclusive OF the very best
materials and the mos. thorough workman anship will
the piano purchasing public. of the South especi.
ally, unite in the una mous Verdict of the au-
periorty of the STIEFF PIANO. The DURABILI-
TY OF Instruments is fully established by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE ES in. the South,
using 500 of our Pianos.
Sole WholesaIe Agents for several of the prtu>
eipal manufacturers Of Cabinet and PArlor OrganS3
prices from $50 to 5000. liberal discount to
Clergymen and Sabbath Schools.
large assortmen. of Second Ha nd Pianos at
prices ranging from S75 to $500, Alwa ys on hand,
Send for illustrated Catalogue, containing the
names OF over 900 Southerners, who have bought
and using the StleH Piano.
CHAs. NJ. STIEFF.
"arerooms, No 9 N Liberty ST., Belto., Md.
tActori.s 81 and IS Camden ST., and As and Al
PerrySt. April IS, 1874
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COAL AND WOOD YARD,

WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
%X7ILL keep on hani a constant supply Of COAL
~ of all kindS. aud Sawed and Split WOOD
which they will furnish nd deliver in to
salt customers, for Cash. Orders left Yard cor
Samuel street and & o. R r.
% Cash paid for Bones
June 10, IS73-Iy.
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AGENTS.

~The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scR1rT1oN for the ".Spirh of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. neutrality-suspicious..
JOHN P. KERFoor-Murtinsbur
CHAs. R. LEE-BerryUiiIe.
JOEL w. RoBERTs-M MiddIe,cay.
ADAM LINK, Jr -Du6ields Depot.
JAS. W. BARNHARr- Unionville.
NJ W. BURR-Bro,rn's Shop.
E. H. RoBERTs-Kearneys0iH
HENRY --LEAGUE-Leeto1on
STEPHEN S. DALGARN, Tru stee.
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PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER K CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To Thieh they call ,peeiaI attention. They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SEtF MEASUREMENT,
full line of samples from their i'm mense stock
OF Cloths. CnssiIneres. Coatihgs, Shirtings, &C.,
order their Clothing and shirts diFec. from them
with the certainty OF receiving garments Of
The Very Latest Style
And Most Perfect Fit
attainable. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country. As is we'll Known
three Years excelled in all departments of tn cir
business. which is a substantia guarantee to the
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
AT POPEL4R PRICES
When Goods sent per Express C. o. o., there
will be no coli. ctOn charge amour of 8 20 and
over. Rules for selt- measurement, Samples of
Goods Id Price List free on application The at
t-ntion of the Trade is invited to our Wholesale
Department, which is lways kept up the highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishiu, {, G GODS. either
ready made or made to order.
l65 and l67 baltimore Street.
BALTIMoRE, MD.
Apeil !, 1871.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EsTABLIsHED by coner.... adout.d by the
II State; aided by the benevolence ofindividuals,
Gocieties, and other institutions
Five Departments of Instruction-Literary Sci.
enri6c, Agricultural, Military and EngineerinF.-
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart.
Dcholars and suecessfuI educators.
FALL TERA begins Sept. 4th WINTER, Decera-
Der 4. SPRINa, March "a.
COMMENCEMENT, June l9, 1878.
Total expenses from $3.50 to $3.50 per year
Lees to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particulars,
to ALEX. MARTIN,
President.