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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-13

The "Grrat 7ryds BondnEd Drdir,"y ios,-
f,s on NopeDber 90h, or Money helmnded.
The most Responsible Enterprise IN ne mt
ted States.
The Texas Gift Concert Association,
Of DenisOn, Texas, will distribute 70
ticket holders, November 30th, s2D,Oo
in cash. This ASSOCIATION has q hrst-
class reputation for fair and square
dealing. Its managers are old ana reli,
able citizens of Texas. But q Few days
now remain to the day OF drawing
hut a few tickets now unsold, SO ucket-
should be secured Mt once. This Asso-
citation assume all risk, and pay all ex-
nenses tor cash RENTED for tickets,
when sent per Express or by BANK
Draft. Every locality should organize
n club. Read their advertisement.
Attention Patrons.
The Robertson County Council Grange
meet at their hall In the old conrthoust
huIlding at Owensyille, the Friday beior'
me full moon In each month, At 10 m
Fresh crackers--as
Fresh canned goods,
Fresh canned fruits,
Fresh canned oysters,
Just in at low figures at
MARSHALL X EARIY's,
octl7aSwtf Third Street,
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will pay cash for good wheat dehVere"
To my order IN East Waco.
ocl8dSwif f.C. A. houkhs'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-13

The Astral has now a worldwide reputation
as the safest and best. The Insurance com
panies and Fire Commissioners throughout
the country recommend Pratt's Astral on as
the best safeguard when lamps are used.
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Sbio @ailenfrcuub.
u II fuuft.

Nnfrogt: Mcr mar Siueocnbor9, mas lit
lcinc Ycbrc, uno bdu0t hititlbe nidt >uobl nit
Scr vgSicncrbcrit itcllunN ol(er 0insc" bcS Sri9i-
ntS sulomnlel.
gntmnrt: emanuel BON Smcocnboro
muroc 1858 su StodDolm 9cborcn mar bon
l71G al Scraratb, le9te l747 lciu 9(mt nicber
,nb fin9 IN bic u9(cue STRIDE" su itiitcn. 0icIc
STRIDE ipltte am 10. Suni 1910 onfnn0cn, benn
on jcncm Sage bolcnbetc CT icin Sud-, bos bic
vcbrcn Der ncucn Airhc cntbiclt. Sns Sud-
crlhicn It'll su Slmltcrbom uno 1772 itorb
Smcocnbor9 su 2onopn. Sic 2cbrcu Smebcn=
borgs iolcn ouf &iiioncn bcruDcn unb loufen
ouf ciucn mYlilNcn Spirituo(iSmuS bmous.
SlpcncnbprgS Scfte lc6rt nGmlid) @ntt lit Dem
gSeicn uno Der Rcrfon nod cini9, obcr ;ll9lcid
aud) brcieinig inocm CT cine Scclc bat (ocn
@atcD, cinen Yeib (ben SoDn) uno cine erlcud)<
tcnoe Nroit (bcn bl. @eiiD. lin iclig su mcroen,
,iliiIie1 mir an Den @crrn glauhcn uno lenc
@cbotc baltcn. Scbt lit eic 3tit Der slpelten
slnfunft bcS @crrl b,c nld)t cine lld)tbarc
GrId)cinuna, iunbcrn cine rcur Sncnborun9
hurd Sncbcubnr0 1T Der bclonncrs 9cnnnt
,uuroc bieie Ycbrc ncr gSclt 81 pcrfiinocn. Nod)
hcnn Soho fpmmt Ser Mcn d) in clncn 3mi lden,
prt uno hnruah in ben @immrl ohcr in Die
@0ue. Die G'cilteripclt lit nid)t lucit Oon hlcicr
iroijd)tn Mclt unb hlber ln0 mir fortm0Drenb
unlidtbor bon Gn9eln unO Gcilttrn umNcbcn.
- 0icS lino Die @auptlebrcn Der ncncn &irdc.
9ie 3ohl Der SmchcnborNiancr lit nid)t Arob,
cs 0ibt cine fleiuc C5cmcinbc in DER Si1bc bon
YomerpD. Sic ,N(euc &irdc" lit idon alt &C.
>uorocn uno bat ibre @lanspcrioec bcrcits Suriif=
NelcAt - MAS bcu 3uloumcnDong bcr Vcbrc
SueocnboraS nit bcn Srrtbiimcru ocs Sri9incS
bctriiit, 10 lit bcriclbc moDl MIR rim suf1liacr.
llcbrigcns lit hcr, mcnn ouG III mond)e Srrs
thmcr befan9cne, ober bcnnod 2rubc Sriaincs
niht nit ocm SGw1rmcr Swcocnborg 81 bcr=
alcidcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-14

- gSlt mir aus Dem vsSahter" BON Sronton
erjetcu, bot Scmano Slnltub horon Ae,1ommcu,
nob m'r hen ld)redlid)cn Slus9an9 bcr gcmiib<
ten gDc hcS Sclbtln0rbcrs 9fouidjers e31blten.
Notiirid nit Der HubrFcit it6bt man ibcrall
an. @cnn ober Der slrtifclid)rcibcr iaat, eob
uocr Maiienfrcul,b . bicaonsc 9 9d)ulb Dem
cinind)cn llmltnnb sur 2oit le9t bob bic Sic
0cmiid)t uar," 10 it CT Gin 6 ii 9ncr uno mcnn
Ser ugS1dter" hieic 2iiac nidt mioerruft, 10
,niilcn iuir boS Glutt aud) untcr Der jcsigcn
Mcoottion ols Gin 9iigcnblatt crllircn, Dor iuclz
d)eru luir p1entlidl marncn. gSir bobcn &C.
faat; eie 9emi i@te gbe ici bic tDcil ~ciie
@eronloliuna Der Sluttbat scmeien, abcr bob
Die 9ansr 9 Dub barin laae, bobcn mir
nicmolS 9cloat. - @cnn fcrncr unlcrc S@lub<
foleeruna hcm s(rtitclld)rcibcr ldderlid d
erlOcint unO CT bod) iclblt su9cbcn mub, bab
lic III Il br lit, io 3icDen mir barauS Die peiterc
GhubfolecruuA bob III ieincm Sbcritiibdcn
Nid)t alles ridtia fein mub, iont 'uiirbe CT iol>
d)cu &I1oiun uidt id)rcbcu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-14

81 ON, 6.,Suli. Ser Yopit fat se=
ltern mebrere 8il66fe ernannt, ear'lnter
onA 9r. 9erroro fir @ontio9o Sc Cuba.
M len 6. Suli. 9cute fono Die Seer=
Si9un9 oes Gr=Ssolsrs Ttroinono itott.
Scr &ailer unO bic &oilerin BON 81 ter
reltl, Der G;orcluici Die &ronprinjen BON
9eutlblono unb Stoljen, Ser 6itcrreid)i=
1Ae Sof Die Mini1tcr, 6as biplomotil1e
Gorps, Die 0 0licrre,dil1cn Garoindle uno
Silb6fc noDmen an Der 2ei6enf fsierS6eil,
Welbe in bcrlt impplont mar.
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Tpbu 81. SIT,
9eut(djpr Aoppfat 1tno Tptur.

go. IS Sadion Straie, g. Gincihnoti, o.,
fi1rt Eroseiic allen Weridtcu lit sen Ser. Staa=
ten, 1T bcroIlmdhtigt, ollc AceyIiecn Oouente u=
suferigen, als: SeeSs, MortgdgcS Youcrs Of slttor=
ney htionbsrs SollmaDtem 9iti9 fir al!c sinScr Gs
rppas 1lntcriudJun0en ibtr bic 9titbt0fsit Gi=
geht1um rerhcn gGrantirt. SnDM ". Njt
2s Sadicm S:raEe, Cincinnati, >.
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-Nreiie Der 9cbcns III ttcl. SuS
~, .. Bulletin" pil nod Aenau ongeltellten
@crcd)nun9cn 9efunoen bobe1, oab in Den MIDI
iten II Nonoten bic 9cbenSlnittel poblfcilcr
iein pcrbcn, ais i'm rerflollcnen Sabre. 0ie su
erluortenbc Grnte iu!rb cher arpBer iein, , ais
gerin9cr. Meil bic neiltcn Nubrifcn bornicbcr<
lieAcn, iomit biele 2eutc unbef69ftigt iino, miro
man iid). tnappcr eiuridtcn unb Der @crbrou1
pro @opf ipiro gcringcr fcin ais i'm rcrFoilcnen
Sic GinmonNernng idcint nidt sablreidcr gu
mcrocn uno ltcDt bon bieier Seite teinc Ser,
mcDrung ocs 8eoarfS SIT erparten. Oic @rntcn
III europa iino pielperipre6cno uno auf cine
beocutenoc slusfubr lit nidt 81 red)ucu. @nbli1
bat Der Srbcn bc9onncn, 1einc Tclocr hrIlcr Wic
b1SDer III bcbaucn unb tuerbcn neDrere Staatcn
nidt bios acnu9 0cbcsmittcl proousircn, ionoern
iogar i'm Gtonbe 1ciu, onoeren Staaten cincn
Sbcil absuNcbcn. 0icic llmitdnbe suiammcu>
gefobt mobeu cS luoDrId)cinlid), bob sic 2cbenS<
mittcl I'M 2oufc bcs nid)ltcn SoDrcs cincn nic<
briJcn Ercis hcDoltcn mcrben.
-Sn Sollaub labcu mcDrcrc MGnncr t,,l,
5iide uno bus Tcuer cincr ouf bic Bonf ociunr>
fcnen glilln,cnhcu Gionrre crariif bic Sflciber
eincS MonncS. Sin Nnbcrcr bcmcrfte bicS uno
1a9tc su i6m: y Sd) ,nub bi0 auf ctuos oufz
merflam madeu;" hod icncr eruicbertc:v gScnn
es ctuaS llnon0cncDmes lit, 10 looe es mir Gin
anecrmal, "suf oicles @ebcib id)>uies ber Glann,
bcr i'm marnen uoIIte. sllS iie uad) elmer @cilc
oufltonbcn, iprod) icncr Su ibn: Sage mir
iekt, mas ou frii9cr iagcn njulltet." y 9cin &od
lit ucrbrannt." Sencr siirnte nun siuar beftiA
abcr CT crbiclt Die slntiuort:v Ou ,polltelt mid
nid)t borcn, barum mubt bu BIT iclbit Die
Sd)ulo suidrcibcn. ~ Gbcnio acbt cs pielen
Mcnidell idon 9ibt Der bolliide 0untc in
i5rer Sccle, obcr iic uol(cu pid)t barauf auf,
r1crfiom acmadt wcroen bcnn ein @eipr1d)
iibcr ben Sob, bic Gwi9feit, bos @cri1t, ia
iiber Mrli9ion iiberDaupt lit ibncn unausiteb-
lid), lie mpllcn leber in ol(cr 8equemlidfe,t III
oas Scrberben taumeln, ais ben 9lmn,enben
Gunfen red)tseitig loiOeu.
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llnierc 0i0ccianseitunA Der vGatbolie
Columbian" cridcint iebt in eincm acfdaigercn
Gormol. Statt ser friibercn 4 9roben Sciten
cnt6dlt oas @latt jckt Scitcn bon Dalber
@r0bc.
U.s. Scr Gbrlpiiroiac @atcr.@. 3urpellcn,
Glpmoutb, Sno, fenoet iein 3cuanlAaauln &c.
itcn Der lcibcnocn Mcnldbcit: SD Borte bon
Or. S4uauit !&6nig's 0ambur9cr
Grppfcn idon in ScutidlanS, uno oercn
Site prciien idj empfcble baber bicielben
aernc pno smar bcionocrs acAcn Mfa9en>
frtmpfr.
- @unbcrtc bon Siin9lingen unb Sung
froucn, Mfiinncrn uub Nrauen trascn bereits
Die pradtuollcn Sdmudiadcn, bic iie bonn
n vMailcnfrcunoe" uuitcn. gSir bubcu imller
nod &orrutb.
- Gin @ricf nad} 0cutiAlano toitct j,bt
Bios Gents.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-14

gSir erbiclten oaS l. @cit ocS G.onberl H.
tipnS 2eritonS bon 9crocr, bas jebt IN
ciner swciten sluflo9c crld)cint. 9oS AScrf
mirb in so Soften crldcincl1, jeocS su 25
Gcnts. gSir tonncn es Nltcn, bic ld Gin sutcs
mn suAlcid) billiNcS Gpnperl lationS Ycriton alls
id)affcu Wollcn, cmpfcblen.
Sic brei tatDplild)en illultrirtcu 3eiti tidriftcn
iino iortpaDrcno iuberit lb0H uno intereNant.
99ir mcincn
Sic vNlte gteuc @elt",
rercn Scfte rcaclmdbis ncuc Suuitrationcn unp
0uberit intcrclanten |eieituif brnacn.
Ser v9eut 9c @ouS day.,
bon beml balielbc geloat merbcn tann, uno Der
hobei nod ctiuoS 9rober lit.
Gic .u& att Doli1 d) en M Miliionen",
mcld)c 6ur6 ibre @ilbcr uuO Scl1rcibungen bic
Northumberland 9Sirtlamfcit Der tatDolilden
Mird)c 70 id)6n oor|!cllcn.
gNir wiin ldcn, bab ale brci 3eitld)rifen li1
in icocr tatbolil1cn Uomlie finoeu m06ten
$50 aber nic @litel ba,u ni1t auSrcidcn, joutc
man ,uenNlcuS Die cine ooer Die onoerc Der
ielben baltcu. sllc hrsi iino 9lci@ cmpfcblcnS>
lucrtD.
llnier sacnt iiir GolumbuS, -, 9err
Selir gSoGncr wpDnt III Der $. Strabe No.
25S.
II Infer Neent fir Cincinnati, s., 9crr
Solepb sSeDmin9, woDnl an bcr SiNnrabc g(o.
1873.
9lad)eem nas neue Tolacieb nit bem l.
Suli in ySirtiamtct actrcisn lit, ucrlcuoen mir
bcn vSgio euiwuub" uQd 0eut h<
Lamb gum Yrcile bon $3.50 fir Gin 9anscs
Sa9r.
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8S5S565SSHSSS SSSS5SSsS9Se $500
s &ir empfcblen bic SnAbrutferci 3
g bcS uFomcrop @aiicnDaueS" beitcns 2
3 CUR snfcrtigung bon 9ruforbeitcn =
6 ol(cr grt. - Sdncllc unb billige s(us< 5
& fiDrung bon sScrfen fir &erlc9cr; z
8 rnl1iircn, Gonititutioncn, Gircutortn :
6 II. + ~. SNan aoreilirc 8
3 @cD. S iep Seliiue; =
9 TomcroD; M(tigS &c., >. s
G. =
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
The TroatbieS at Rou9:d Ton
One or the Peach Pack
ers lHfsrl,ff-aIef.

This morning Mrs. Mary A. Keecb,
an elderly lady, who resides IN Phila.
de'phia, CINE up to this city, from
Round Top, in the steamer David
Reeves. She had been on the peach
farm for the past two weeks, aud q
Neses reporter learning the fact. inter.
viewed her in regard to the troubles
complained Of by acme Of the girls.
In answer to his questions, she stated
that there was no ground at all for
complaint, positively asserting that all
the hands had plenty to est and were
furnished with new beds In o large.
airy room, situated over the dining
saloon of the farm building. Several
OF the girls, she further added, had on
rany occasions openly boastetl that
they had not "gone down to work bat
had accepted the trip as kind of little
trolic," while, on The other hand, hun.
dredo there appeared perfectly con.
tented, and intend d to remain till the
close of the season. "As for myself. -
said Mrs. Reech, in conclusion, II
would willingly remain, but my pres
ence is imparatively needed In Phila-
delphia.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
CECoND OF THE SEASON.
THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
SNITH'3 GRAND EXCURSION
THURSDAY. SEPT. Q, 1875.
Fl zzszzEz dszzx=rrx1
n s:sE5

Leaving Wilmington, Del. at O q. N, ~
SPECIAL ira of c ire, and arriving ct Jersey
city at 10 30 a. M; thence by the eplendici
steamer Richard stockton, up tho Hudsop,
world famed for lts matcbless scenery, and
epproP1 .atsly styled'"TEe Rhine Of Ameri-
oa.h
A Landing viii bo made at Nevbu-g. rivi,,
m opportunity to view the place and inspect
Washington's las. headc uartere, and afford.
ing view OF the Insst magnificent river
Returning down the river, taking the ere.
cial train at 80 y, N aud ARRIVING
home the same evening Those who desire
can spend the tine IN Kew York CItv. and
toin the excur lon on its arriva al Jcrsey
City az Z P. N allowing nine hours In the
metropoln. Arrangemepta have also been
made or those who wish TO stop over until
Friday or saturday, by presenting their ex.
Gu sion tickets at the oitioe IN Jersey Citv.
ana the payment Of Sl.25 extra tuey can re.
turn on any OF the through & aims
Inc CITY q rues Band viii accompany the
Refreshments served on tho boat.
reats IN the cars VIII be numbered ana
A special Train will be run from Elkton.
Nd, stopping at Newark, Stanton, ano New.
port. and connecting witt excursion train on
morning OF the 9Th, snd re;urnlr 6 again the
same evening
4, TaTs =, for the round trip. So 70; children un.
1ioA cts for sale az the bookstore OF Bourb.
man. Thomas Co 4al Market street Make
early application by leaving your name
Every effort " III be made to render this eS.
eursion the most respectable, peasant and
delightful Of the season S''A
sus9si Mn. Man,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
&c JTORS' SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Under the rrovisio1s Of the wM OF iona.
shnn CAtltn, deceased. the suhscrlbers vTsi,
seu CT kubiie uot.on az the Washinrron
House. Second and Marxe. streets. In tSs
city Of Wilmington, on '1'
THURsDAY,
TIE .srI DAT OF 8. .PTEMRxR, n. ,s7,
a:2oclock, P. NJ.
he farm On wh,oh sa.d Catlin sesiiad q,
The Farm Is delightfully."- located amid
The highlands Of Mill Creek Hundred al
1oins the celebrated Bran WV no spr1ncs mr.
perty, and contains about l2S acres ~ IN.
&c lent land. The-s L. q large is roomed
Mansion House. on the farm, with -
large barn, sheds, and outhuifd,pFs. I'M
Ihere is also IN abundance Of choice jH
frult, consisting OF pears, apples, cher. ~
and OF the beet quality. The location one II
the healthiest II the State. The msnsion
house 10 only ten minntea' walk from The
Greenbink tation on the wilmineton and
Western kailrcad. ".e would invitc special
attention to this vn uab estate.
sale positive. .erms OF sale.
ChAs B. LORE,
Hxscutcrs o; Jonathan catiin. deceased.
aug3lwts
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
A Complete and Over
whelming Democ rat.
10 Triumph.
Three Democratic Congressmen

SIN FRANcrsco, Sept. 3--3.26 A. M
The vote of the State as far as heard
from, except the cities Of San Francisco
and Sacramento, whore the vote Is much
mixed, gives Irwin, Dem, for Governor.
81 Goa, and Bidwell. Ind, e,673. In the
Second Congressional District, Page.
Rep, receives 4,ssl votes Larkin, Dem =.
4,S6l, and Tuttie. Ind. 1891. In the
Third Congressional District. Luttrel.
Dsm,, reesises a.G4l votesi Denio, Rep
l,G66, and Reid, Ind, 2,l6s. In the
Fourth Congressional District. Wiesin-
ton, Dem, receives e,442 votesi Hough.
ton, Rep. 4.sos, and Thompson. lad.
l.e7s In this ci y. Piper, Dem. for Con.
gress, is undoubtedly elected, but the
other oGicea are still undecided
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
Political.

vics. President Wilson has been talk.
ing very freely to correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial. He is reported
as saying TINT wien he was elected Vice
Pre- -ident he went to General Grant and
told him that he ought to remove the
obscure men who filed bis cabinet and
ELL their places, as Lincoln had done.
with the greatest men in the land. But
the President replied. Yes, bat Lin
coins cabinet was always agntine, and
my cabinet officers do not fail out" Not
discouraged by this profound rejoinder,
the Vice-President continued his advice,
urging that the ablest man in the coun.
try be made Secretary OF the Treasury,
even If he had to be taken from the De-
mocreiic ranks, AFTER that talk" says
Mr.. Wilson, General Grant put Rich.
srdson, man whom ] refused to ac-
knowledge as one of the public men Of
Massachusetts. h never had any infu-
enoe there, and we lost the key Of the
position by such choice as that"
Governor Allen gets mad every time
he mentions that rnmor about his with
drawing FROM the feld il Ohio. A reck-
less correspondent OF the Cincinnati Cons-
Tseyeiol asked him about it recently, and
was informed that the whole story was q
grofane He; aWithdraw = roarsd tn.
SOVSTuEt NDy sir IL WIS III IiiC ihst
stages Of consumption, and it could be-
calcula, ed to certainty that ! would
| die within two days after the election, l
would not withdraw. would remain On
the track for the good of the party. A
withdrawal means defeat. Such an idea
never entered Iuy head. l intend to
fSrt the battle right through and be
elected
Govornor McCresiy, CT kentucky. in
response to serenade at Lexing. on,
made speech, In which he took occasion
\ to refer to the contest in Ohio. He ex-
pressed warm admiration for Governor
Allen, and expressed the belief thNt he
| would be elected by an overwhelming
| majority, and that Ohiu would sound the
note that would carry dismay into the
ranks of the Republican party through
out the county,
The Republican primary elections in
Lancaster county, Pa, took place on Sat-
stated that owing to the abundance Of
candidates, Brennan. the choice of the
ring" for sheriff, was successful, but
that the anti-ringers secured their men
| for prothonotary and treasurer.
Senator Morton is reported to have
said that the Republicans of OHIO made
ereat mistake in permitting the fnan-
cil question to suptrsede all others, and
that their only salvation was to make
the Roman Catholic School question the
leading issue.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
Minnie P. Pelham, ! November Term, 1875
~. ,Als. Summons No 25.
william Il. Pc ham. Libel for Divoyce
New Lastlc County, SIS:


New lastlc County, S.; a,.., =. D.,,n,
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County, greet.
ing:
whereas, Minnie Z Pelham by her petition
to the JUDGES of our superior Court iled in
the Office Of the ProthonotRry OF the SAID
Court In and for the County of New Castle,
for the cause Of complaint the Elm alleged,
has made application to our kaid Judges that
decree may bo pronounced dlssolving tine
marriage existing between the F.titionerand
her hu band, William IL elham.
We therefore command you as you have
heretofore b en- Commanded that YOU sum
mon William II. Pelham, SO that he bc AID
Superior Court at the nextterm thereof 10 be
held at New Castle in and tor tho County 81
New Castle on Monday the twcnty-n.nth day
of November next to answ er the allegations
OF the said Petition al q also TO show cause,
II any he has, why decree of the said Court
should not be made dissolving the marriage
existing between him and the salt Petitioner
according 20 the act OF Ass, mbiy IN such casc
made and provided and also 10 do and re-
celve what The said Court ehsll then and
there consider concerning him in this nChait
as to the Court shall seem meet ant consist.
ent with the lroyls ons OF the said act OF
Assembly, andhave you then there this writ:
- Witness the Honorable Edward W.
fsu,I Gilpin ESQ.,, ut New Castle, the
NTH dag OF June, A. r., Eighteen
~ s " hundred aud sevcnty.Gre
CHARLES BE aSTES.
j. s7ucd August %, lS75. Prothopotarv,
Tho above Is true copy of ala. Summon
August Is, lS 8.
o1g27 WM. H LAMB5OS. ahc1G.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

THoIAs FORD. the Democratic candi-
aate for Council in the Tenth ward is
An active, energetic citizen, whose elec.
ton could not fail to inspire confidence
and show that the people appreciate such
qualities. 1t is too often the case that
Offices are bestowed upon men of leisure
instead OF men Of active energy. Every
Sna who observes carefully the charac-
ters OF uen, will discover that the man
ot leisure is not the mnn to depend upon
70 attend to business. Such men nearly
always tell you they have not time
when in fact they have nothing TO DO
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
More Careless .SI.ootino

a telegram from Pottsville state
that while two young men, nameo
J fonng and Kirby, were driving nea
Lsnigan's Patch yesterday, they wer,
accosted by two special policemen
One Of the young men, supposing the,
had fallen into the clutches of outlaw.
bred at and wounded one policeman
The other policeman returned tn. a..
and killed Young, whereupon Kirb,
ned to the woods and disappeared.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

In CAbIFoRNIA the people were glad to
vote any ticket except the Republican,
hence they voted for all sorts of parties.
Thus they Escape from an organization
which has been more grinding than any
ever known in this country.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

Though the election in California Is not
to be considered as a very important one,
the Pacific slope being politically cut of
from the rest OF the country and no great
issue having been raised during the cam.
paign, it has its value, for it tells that the
Democratic advance OF 1874 has not been
checked, and that even where the Radi-
calls are most favorably situated Demo
cracy Ia aggressive and successful and
R-publicanism respondent and exhaust
ed. This election decides the political
complexion of California for some years
to come and insures the casting OF her
votes in the electoral college for the De-
morcatic candidate for the Presidency
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
AequtsfSI Of an Alleged Cons0f. st0x
-NeRro EmigrNtt m

INV ToRK. SEPT. a ;P2 iel frem
sandersyille. oesrg'a, SAYS the trial Of
Corday HRr1is fcI conspiracy in the late
negro insurrect n. closed ! g ,terday, and
the case We; siveD TO IL jury. who re-
turned verdict Of not guilty. Harris
will be released today.
The colo-ea people Of Nasahu county
have issued call for q meeting on the
18Th Of September. at the court house IN
Sandprsville fer the purpose Of choosing
two delegates who will he commissioned
to visit one or tive Stltes for the rur.
pose Of finding some suitable place for
the negroes TO migrate to from Georgia
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
TYAx PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1878.
The undersigned Receivers OF Taxes for
the City OF " ilInlngton, will be at
No. 10 l.. SIXTH STREET..
between Market and King streets, on and
after the 1rst day Of July, ISIS, between the
hours OF s and IL in the morning and from =
to 6 in the afternoon. for the purpose of re.
ceiving Taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of July
there Will be q deduction OF flve cents eli
every dollar and all taxes paid on or after
the the first day of August, including the
first 1nesday of September, shHll Lc payable
without iedustlon or addition'as aforesaid. 4.
and all taAes unpaid on the day next after
the frat Tuesday OF September shall be in.
creased by the addition OF FIVE per Centum on
the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiyer Northern District Unloading eli
North OF 9th street)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District uncludins all
South OF Sixth street, iv20tf
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

TIE frequent robbery Of BAnis By
clerks, casniels and Presidents uployed
N them calls fcg a Law under which they
could be severely punished. The loss to
those holding the stock Ct such institu.
lions i' frequently very great, while the
auoont stolen doee not appear TO BE- of
any great actual injury 70 the Bank. For
instance robbery in one Of our Banks Of
$4,000, reduced its stock from $40 to $50.
An tor eignt or ten years those who
purchased at $50 if necessity required
them to realize, we're com PEELED to sell at
from $50 to $50 Hence many poor wild.
eva and orphans as well as other people
Who were not table 70 loss we're compelled
to suffsr.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
Rug2iw6stf

MOT cE-coLLEcTIoN OF GARBAGE.
~ Housekeepers or persons having gar.
bage or kitchen oGal to remove, which has
lean neglected or overlookeu, would confer
signed. ct hi. resldence. No. llf4 Orange
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth SIS.
or any complainIsof failure to collect prompt.
IL, or Of misbehav!or on the part Of the dri-
ori sss wita aS sse Q. she SoaTa
prompt attention.
JAMES MCINTYRE,
sep2-3t. Contractor,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
NO1ICES.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug 50, 1915.
1OTICE.--An election for nine director
~ Of Tho wnnIngton Coal Gas Company
win be held OF the once No. 500, Shipley
street, on Monday, the 9th dag OF September
neEt, between the hours Of Z aud O'clock,
r. M. 7. J. LAWSON,
aura0tm secretary.