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Committee on Louisiana Affairs recommending
the reseating of the elected Conservative MEM
bers passed-124 TO IS; also the resolution rccog
nizing the Kellogg Governmcnt-163 to 50. The
Senate amendments TO the Army, the Indian and
the Legislative Appropriation bills Were non-con-
Cured in and conference committees were
ordered. The conference report on the Military
Academy Appropriation bill was agreed to-. The
Deficiency Appropriation bill (Si,S000O) was re-
ported. . The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill
was considered in Committee of the Whole during
the evening session nntil adinurument.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

MONDAY, March 1-Sendte. The Force
bill was read by it's title and tabled under the
rule Bills were passed-authorizing bridges
across the Mississippi at Dubuque, Iowa, and
Grand Chain. H., and across the Arkansas at
Pine Bluff to promote economy and efficiency in
the Marine Hospital service; to further secure the
navigation of the Mississippi River. The Tax
&C.. Adjourned.
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Public Debt Statement.

The foIlowlGg Is tic ntatCnasrt eff Tho Ne'Adi-
g., 4 ..,,llin dnl.t March l.
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n extraordinary ses sion, the yice-rreslassn.
noo4 a. hair The Presidential prociania11n wr
was read and he memesGS som sting aT the Gov
Morton ostSu ne e support Of Kellogg as Governor s oi
80 and Pnsneiss sa
% entitled seat ss as seon'Gl on the f0 President
The commiI1sg mainI,nwupicstion M would be made eI
ported maj ad ,Se senate adjourned to that date
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p,..,,o.. iu Pcnusylyanis.

The municipal election in Philadel-
phia. yesterday, was unusually quiei'
The div was clear, bright and cold;
A very small vote was polled, and
there was an extraordinary amount OF
scratching" of the regular tickets.
AT the hour when this edition goes 10
press the returns have been but par
tally received, but they indicate lat
the sixteen Republican and Democrat
ic candidates for Magistrates who
were endorsed by the Reform Associa-
lion have been elected, together with
the eight other Republican candidates
who were not endorsed. Ledger.
la one division OF the fifth ward the
ballot.boxes have been destroyed.
AT Harrisburg yesterday, l.. Il,
Metzger, Republican, was elected City
Controller. by 1876 majority. The Sc
lect Council will stand Democrats 10
l Republican, but the Repubiicana
will have u majority OF the common
Council. The School Hoaid IL large
ly Republican.
The election at Reading, yesterday,
resulted in the reelection OF {. r.
Evans, Republican, as Mayor, by abont
800 maiority-a Republican gain oi
nearly 800 since November, when the
CITY went Democratic. The Republi
cans also elected majority OF the
Councilmen.
George +. Hier, Republican, was
elected Mayor Of Syracuse, n !,
yesterday.
Martin Powell, Democrat, was le
elected Mayor OF Williamsport, IA.
yesterday, by about 300 majority
The election in Altoona, Pa, yes
terday, resulted in the choice of sever
Democrats and one Republican a
Councilmen, This gives the Demo
Gratis a majority of eight in the Coun
Gil. Two Republican candidates iol
Shool Directors were chosen BY ma
iority Of the whole city vote.
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of arebellion. of which there are no
immediate signs, or,in anticipation OF
n fanciful invasion, but only when re-
bellion or Invasion has actually occur-
red, or is so imminent as to require
strong measures There is no rebellion
now, there is no invasion now, there Is
no immediate propect now OF either
rebellion or invasion, andit would be
an abuse of authority for Congress 10
authorize the suspension OF the habeas
corpus Mt q time when there is no threa'
tened disturbance of the public peace.
The writ of habeas corpus is simply II
guarantee against illegal Imprisonment
"a security that no citizen shall be de
prived of his liberty without proof that
he has violated some law. When this
sacred writ is suspended the President
can arrest and imprison anybody lie
pleases, with or without cause, and the
most innocent man in the community
if the President chooses TO suspect him
NAV be made perpetual prisoner. a
President with the habeae corpus sus
pended is as absolute despot as the
Car of Russia or the Sultan Of Tur
key
If man like General Grant is 10 be
clothed with this absolute authority
then he is evidently aiming at thirt
term. 1t must be construed as cart'
blanche to do anything he pleases u
keep himself in power.
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sHEanEE,s SALks.

Di virtue Of an writ oil Nenditiohi tI
- Lonae TO ma directed, will lie eHp04a1 -
Public Sale at the
HOTEL OF JAMES {. TOWNSEND
At Townsend in AnpoquiniminE Huni,si,
New Castle County, Delaware. on
TUESDAY
THE sth DAY OF MARCH u i..J.
at | o'c,oek. p Nj.
lis following de=~TiLed real estate. Vi.
Ailtlat certain tract cf land Situated IN
Arpoqlinimink Hundred. Newcastle CouIy
l. aware, bounded by land; Of John ApIis
i, I, By ,he public road leading from Middle
IN to Fieldsboroush by lands Of Edward
slcoI, ani BY the Appaquinimink Creek
!, tw0-story grit mill and n TWO story
u "a slling house with kitchen attach ed thereon
'eteJ together with the mill dam. mill pond
| all water rights pertaining to the said
1ist mill containing three aorea ot lani
L. lie OF lsss
seized and taken III eAeeltlSn 4s the lTo-
4 =rty of jonathan ). Hand, and to be sold ~
VIM. H. LAMBsoN. Sheriff
3nerif's Office, New Castle,
February Is. A. u. 1876, J febl7- -2tawts
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General News. /

N The Internal revenue receipts yester-
day were $412 1852; customs receipts
were more than $500, 600.
An oyster schooner, with cargo OF
1900 bushels ofoysters, was cut tnrough
by ice and sunk in Baltimore harpof
on Monday night. -,
The Sound steamers, the New \ ork
and Boston, and New York and Fort
land steamships, are now making their
TRIPS by the ocean, Long island Sound
being ohstrnctcd by ice.
The fishing fleet in Cape Cod bay re-
mains frozen in, but there Is no suiler-
ing for want of food among the crews,
rs the ice is thick enough TO enable
them 10 communicate with the shore
About co Of them have already walked
to land
Major Thomas l.. Jones, of Mont
gomery, Alabama, has been ldft sool
by Il Northern lady recently deceased
'1or the great service done the cause
of peace and good viii between North
and South by his Confederate memo
rial oration delivered at MOnigom'
cry last May
The house OF D. B. Mellott, in Bel
last town ship, Blair county, Ia !, was
burned on Monday, and three of his
children persisted Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
| lott were absent on visit and lefl
tn cir children locked up at home. The
bones Of the children were found in the
ruins of the house
The River and IIarbor bill, reported
yesterday, appropriates So, ,O99, goo
Among its items are SS0,000 for Erie
Pa. pier near Lewes Del, $4,000
Wilmington, Del, $10, ,000; Delaware
river at Fort Milflin, $50 600, 9chuyi
kill river, $50, 600 The bulk OF the ap
propriations are Tor Western rivers anc
harbors, and there is an item of 5000
900 tor the mouth Of the Mississippi
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
Radical LegislariOn.

The terrible effects of the legislation
of the Radical Congress has been felt IN
every part of the country. Even New
England, that has made so much money
out Of the wan, now begins to feel the
effect OF the depression arising from the
laws passed by the men whom that san-
culinary conflict has brought TO the front.
There is no escape by any part of the
country. Their legislation has reduced
the productive lands Of the South TO the
small sum OF one dollar per acre. and
the same influence is depressing prices
in the same way in Delaware and every
other State, but not TO the same extent
Radical legislation has cost the holders
of real property in the depression oi
values q greater sum than would pay
the national debt. The bondholders
brokers and ofioeholders ara the only
people that have reaped any reward
from the acts Of the Radical Congress.
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REGISTRARS ORDER.
RsaIsTER's 0FFIOL.

Now Castle County, Feb. Sth, 1876
Upon the application OF WIN, r, Lyman
Administrator OF Lewis e. Lyman, late 0f
White Clay Creek Hundred, in said County,
deceased, Il is ordered aud directed BY the
Register that Administrator aforesaid, give
notice CT the granting of Letters of Admins
tration upon the Estate OF tho deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof, by cauaing,ad-
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six The
most public places of the County o New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Aot ofAssembly in such case ma de
and provided. And also cause tho same to b.
inserted within the same period in tho Daiiy
Gazette, a newspaper published in vii
mington, and to be continued therein th.e.
weeks, (E. o. D ......
f-~>, Given underthe hand and Soal Of
}L.s, Office of the Register aforesaid, al
49, New Castle, in New Castle COUNTY
aforesaid, the day and yea, ebov written
b. G. BT9GS, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es.
tate, ! the deceased must present the sans
duly attested tU tho Administrator. on "a
before February eth. 1876. or abide tha A 5t
of Assembly in such case made and nrO Ovidsi
WILLIAM r. LYMAN.
Administrator
Address-Christiana, Dol. febl0 -eod-3w
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TIE New SENATOR FRoM FLORIDA

TIE New SENATOR From FLORIDA.
The Hon. Charles A. Jones, Demo
crat, who was on Thursday elected
United States Senator from Florida,
to succeed Abijah Gilbert, republican,
whose term expires Oh the 4th of
March next, was born in Ireland in
1884, and came to this country when
ten years old; in 1854 he took up his
residence in Pensacola, where he has
since resided He is Il self-made man,
having educated himself, was admit
ted to the bar in 1857, and is confes-
sealy one Of the ablest lawyers in the
State. In 1872 he ran for Congress on
the democratic ticket, and was de-
feated by William j. Purman, present
member of Congress, by 1,720 votes.
Purman receiving 1887, Jones 10,
1851. In 1874 he ran for the lower
house OF the State Legislature from
Escambia county, to which he wa:
elected Senator Jones is conserva
tive democrat, and by his election
Floridahas redeemed herself from the
disgrace Of her present weak delega
ton
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

WE have received printed copy Of
the Bill before the Legislature providing
for the division Of New Castle county
into two counties. We believe it has
had but one reading and is not expected
to be complete. We perceive that it
makes no reference to the Sheriff, Coro-
ner, or the Levy Court for the proposed
new county. This it would seem would
be necessary to avoid difficulty, although
these Offices might be provided for in the
act for the enforcement Of the amend
ment to the Constitution. should it be
adopted
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
Nauseasina Doses.

The Civil Rights bill is the most
nauseous pill the Republican party has
yet had to swallow. 1t cuts as it goes
and when it is finally gulped down
there will be more sick fellows in that
party than ever before And if the
House will only couple with it to-day
the caucus bill giving Grant supreme
control over the Southern Statea the
dose will be complete, and its opera
tions precisely what the Democracy
desire = Plata Chronicle.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

Now that cold dreary winter Is at our doors
and the chilling blasts penetrate our garments,
we would call the attention Of our readers,
and those suffering from want and distress, to
the splendid opportunities offered all by the
Texas Gift Concert Association located at the
city of Denison, Texas. By the purchase oi
a Ticket for the sum of 81 any one at an early
day, may be lifted from poverty to affluence
At all events the Investment of the paltry sum
OF 81 gives every purchaser Of y ticket 9
chance to draw prize in cash or real estate
that may make them comfortable for the resi-
OF their lives.
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sH HERIFFs SALES.
snERIFF,s SALE.


10y virtue of writ of Levari Facias
- TO me directed. will be exposed to Pub
lie Sale. at the
HOTEL OF GEORGE S. BECKET.
In New Castle, in New Castle Hundred and
New Castle County, Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE 5rH DAY OF MARCH. 1878.
a.f. sat2 o'clock. Pm,
The following described Real Estate. via;
All that certain lot Of land situate in the
town Of New Castle and State Of Delaware.
bounded and described AZ follows. TO vat
lightning at point on the westerly side
OF oung street. ut corner for land late "i
james Mount. nov Of Johu Gallagher. thence
by the line OF that lot of land in westerly
direction one hundred aud fifteen feet 10 thu
side oi u thirty ieet wide street thence there
by In II n0rtherly direction twenty-five feet
Ia tho line of land Of hugh Mcdovern's, late
ei Thouas Barry. thence by the line VI that
iani IN "a eusterly direction one hundred and
fifteen iect to the said side of Young street
hence thereby in souiheriy direction about
twenty -one feet 10 the place Of beginning. bs
the contents thereof more or less. on which
there Is erected a frame house excepting o
| small strip nf land sold to Hugh McGovern. j
seized and taken In execution as the pro-
| perry OF John Henry, and Mary. hil wife
| and / ts., and u be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSoN. Sheriff
| Sheriff q 0fice, New Castle
| February Il, A. d 1875 ieblO-2tawts.
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sHEutIFF,s SALE.

tJy virtue Of sundry WriI5 OF VeDdtiohl
ID Esponls, to me directed, will be e1po1sd
10 Public Sale,
AT THE DRER PARK HOTEL.
kept by John Is. Lewis. in the town Vi New
ark. ia White Clay Creek HundT ed. New Cas-
tie County. Del, on
FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MARCH. ls,a,
at o'clock. =. NJ,
The following described Real Estate va.
A tract Of land situated in Mill Creek Hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware. bounded
and described as follows, to wit
On the west by lands OF David EastbuTn. VI
the north by lunds OF ---- Taylor and lands oi
David Chillas and other land of Uriah Drake
containing one hundred and six ty acres NOR c
or less with two story Frame house and
Ba1u thereon erected.
No =, lot OF land in Mill creek Hundred
tho County and State aforesaid, bounded on
the west By lands of Joseph Carpenter and
lands of X. Fitzsimmens, and land of ID. Chill
las and other land of tIriah Drake. contain
ing siXty-tw0 acres Of land. moro or less with
two and half storisd frame house and
barn thereon erected
Seized and taken ia execution az the rro
rerty Of Uriah Drak 9. and TO be sold by
WIN. Ii. Jameson. Sheriff
Sheriff Office. New Castle, tIsaEe
February II. A. D.. 1875. 2taWts.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

Four Evils. s.--Whoever habitually usea
any alcoholic preparations as an Appetizer
will be likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an
overplus of feod in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs of dyspepsia,
and a DOCTORS bill. DIR, WALKERS VEGE.
Restorative Of the age, without over-stimu
lating the palate or Irritating the stomach
imparts healthful appetite, promotes diges
ton, regulates tho liver and bowels, purihes
the blood and thus, instead Of entsiling q fonI l
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
PACITXaN0 THE sOUTH
4 Pertinent Question al Senator
COnkIinK


The New York Times of this mJrmng
makes the following excellent point
There is one passage in Senator Conk-
ling recent speech on Louisiana which
we trust that none Of our readers, north
or south, have overlooked 1t is this -
"Show me mode to pacify the South,
and, no matter what party opposes 1t,
my vote it rhall have. No party can live
that stands in the way Of the prosperity
of the South The Republican party has
not an aspiration, an attribute, a convic;,
ton, prejudice, e prayer, which would
not be outraged by hostility to anything
which would really tranquilize the
South" Now We appeal, in all good
faith, to Senator Conlling to tell us If he
really believes that the measure or mea-
sures 1aid to have been agreed upon last
week in the Republican caucus are cal
culated to tranquilize the South" or &
permanently benefit the North
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

Allthat certain lOt or parcel Of land situate,
lying and being III appoquinimink hundred,
county aaj tate aforesaid. and particularly
described AZ iollows. TO wit
Beginning at stake standing In IL hoe ivl
land OF Neu ID. Collins. being corner ior
dover + assigned to William Martins widow.
thence with the lines of said dover soutu
sixty degrees aud icrty minutes west IS 4-l
perches 10 stake corner Tor said dowtr
thense south 81 degTeeS east Is perches to a
stake, corner for said dover and in a limo ol
land of Horace Sprnance. thence therewith
south W degrees and 40 minutes west 9 i-lU
and in line of other lands of Gideon T.
Rothwell. "a party heretoj thence with said
Roihweii north 26H degrees west n l-lJ
perches 10 stone, corner for Charles ureeu
thence with the lines of his land north u
degrees east 2Z 4.lO perches to stone, cornel
for said Green. north . 3-4 degrees waI
81 III rerches TO Il no, corner d; last aiOre
said. south 5S degrees. west e perche, 10
stone, corner for said Green. north 1Ut. ie-
grees west l3 2-l0 nerches to a stake supposed
to be corner for John Shaw, thence northGJi.
degree5 east as perches south 4sl1 degrees
east IA perches to a stake in a large pond,
north 20 degrees east 40 6.l0 perohes to large
stone, corner for said Shaw and in a line Of
from thence with his land to the beginning.
perche! Of land more or less, with two small
tenant houses thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the pTo
perty Cf J5repiah BfistsT and Ida his wits
and t. ana to be sold by
WM. IL. LAMBSON, Sherid
Sheriff. iice. Now Castle.
February ID A. D.. 1875. Ietl. 2tGSt.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
sMERIFF's sALh

DY virtue VI writ oi Plus. 81 Ea to IL q
ID directed. will be exposed to Pablic Sale,
al the iarm of Samuel Deputy. near Newark
comfy. Delaware. Oh
SATURDAY.
THE GIB DAY OF FEBRUARY. lo,5.
AT o'clock. T. NJ,
Ile following described IsfaonA' pGuLeIty
viz
Three cows. bOIses. farm wagon. / tLuek
wagon. lot of harness. plows, cultiVatoIs. lar
Iows and other faT Tming uteusilg, Sc Ten acres
wheat in the ground. lot Uf COM lot vi LlJ
and fodder. &c.
Seized and tai es il execution as the Pc
Terty Of Samuel Deputg. amt 10 be SOLD b.
VIM. II. Jameson. SheIid
sLenh . Utkee, Gsw Casle,i
RebruarY L. A. y. lsl5. iebl2 .2taMts
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
sHERIEF,s SALE

I1Y virtue OF an order of the Superior
u Court of the state of Delaware in and
for New Castle County. made at the Novem-
Der Term, A. D.. 1874. to me directed will be
exposed to Public Sale. at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. sig MARKET ST.
kept By Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City of Will
minzton. New Castle County. Delaware. ou
THURSDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF MARCH, 49,
at o'clock, P. NJ,
The following described personal property,
viz:
Five shares of first series stock of tho Aid
Loan Association.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of William Henry Hawley and to be
WIN. Il. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sherif's Offiae. New Castle,
February l3, A. D.. IS75. J fsbl3-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
THE 4th DAY OF MARCH, ISL.
sstEkSIEF's SALE.

DELAW AXE HOUSk, olS MAkkEf ~,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City of Will
mington. New Castle County. Delaware
ON THURSDAY,
THE 4rH DAY OF MARCH, 1875.
At2 o'clock, P. NJ.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with three story brick house thereon erect.
ed, situate In the CITY. of Wilmington. afore-
said, bounded and described as follows, to
wit
Beginning at stake on the westerly side
Of Monroe street at the distance of eighty
Monroe street with the northerly side of
Seventh street. thence westerly and parallel
with Seventh street passing through the mid
die of 6. party wall dividing this from the ad-
Joining house on the south eighty-fve feet to
a stake, thence northerly and parallel to Mon
roe street sixteen feet to stake, thence
easterly and passing through the middle of
an alley two feet two inches in width dividing
this from the adjoining house on the nort6
eighty-fve feet to the westerly side of Mon
roe street aforesaid, thence along the same
southerly sixteen feet to the place Of begin
ming. be the contents thereof what they may,
together with the privilege Of the use of the
aforesaid alley in common with the owners
of the adjoining house on the north forever.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
his wife, Ferdinand +. Bogla and Malinda Be-.
gia this Siie, and I. t., and to be sold By
WM. y. LAMP5oN, Sheriff,
Sheriff 3 Once, New Castle,
February ID, a. d., 1875. fsblS-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

Two white persons have just been
converted at negro revival meeting
at Indianapolis.
The salaries ot bank Presidents in
Boston range from $4,000 TO Sl5 600 per
annum
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

Will be sold at Public Sale, on the premi-
ses now occupied by the subscriber. in White
Delaware on the Elkton Turnpike. about two
miles below ChristianG. on
THURSDAY, THE 4rH DAY OF MARCH.
1875. at II o'clock. A, NJ,
The following described Personal Property
of the undersigned and the late Lewis G.
Lyman, viz
Five horses. z colts, / coming years old z
miloh COWS. three fresh, and four with calf to
full blooded Alderny bull large shoats.
FARMING UTEEsILs.--One wagon. horse cart,
8 plows, harrows. culivators, l roller.
drill. steel tooth horsorake, / endless chain
2.horse power z hand rakea. 8 barley forks.
mower and reaper combined, and self reker
| fan, corn shelter, hay rigsings, deorborns
with tongue and shafts. set of dearborn har-
ness, wagon, cart and plow gears single and
double brides, collars. lines, single and d0p-
| bic trees. COW chains. lead ohains. OK chains
cutting boz, feel chest. grind stone. wheel
barrow. dung and hay forks. shovels, spades,
and hoes. Hay by the ton, lot of rya straw.
| Data Ly the bushel, corn by the bu5hel about
| 23 acres of wheat in the ground.
| KITCHEN, FURNITURE 1.-Two tables. 2 cook
stoyes and fixtures. chairs. knives and forks,
| dishe5, benches, and many ether articlel.
Hams, shoulders and pickeled pork by the
| pound !. lard by the pound, cider BY the bar
| rel, milk buckets. strsineTs, dozen pans,
churn and horse, butter tuha for summer and
winter; 10 pair of chickens, turkies, and
many other articles too tedious to mention:
TERAs.-All sums of S25 and Hpder. cash
over that amount a credit Of seven months
| by the purchaser giving judgment note with
| interest and approved security. Nc interest
- pa'" '1sA NV wM.sR. LYMAN,
I feblots Administrator.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

Jolly Robin Roughead in 1854 was
the author of the phrase, Consistency s
a Jewel"
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
WEATHER GEPOR

MAserIarau, FEBRUARY IL HI
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle S;atea. falling baro-
meter, southeast to southwest winds,
higher temperature, increasing cloud
ness, and in the northern sections pos
sibly snow or ram