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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

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amp all money paid over in days after sales
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N N All hlhds oil harness, first class family horse
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all Kinds of harness. first class driver. set ,tage
harness all IN good order, hay cutter suitable for
hand or pover
Terms on horses, the purchaser can have 30 DAYS
ny giving balkable note with approved Inlors.r
or per cent. of for cash
mar3.aI
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iOfore, Notwithstanding having secured the con
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Times, gives a clergyman's Views
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l8s and 140 Grand Street,
feb27.ASNW New York,
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NTOTICE-l HEREBY GIVE Nh lUE
IN that ] shall apply to the General Assemh Of
the Stale OF delaware Tor divorce from my wife,
Georg ana A. Hearn.
~ n m SAMITFT, 9. EARN.
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sfltEsytEs'~ SAs ~.
CIiERIFf~S SALE.

CHERIFF-S SALE.
y Nv virtue of a writ of Levari Faciaa, to
N directed will he exposed 10 Public sale
at the Hotel Of Jacob Hyatt, in the town of
Newport, in Christiana Hundred, New Castle
co snty Delaware on
SATURDAY,
THE 27th DAY OF NOVEMBER lS-5.
At ; o'clock. i. NJ.
The fnll, wing described X ~ FS'ata. viz,
a lot of land situate in Mill Creek Hun
,lrcd, New Castle county, Delaware; begin
ming at lime stone in an Oil line of land
formerly Of Thomas Jackson, thence by land
Of Walter Grace south 49, dt grecs, west
3GG feet to a stone, in Inc OF lands formerly
ut Jasher II. DiAol thence thereby south y
DEGREES, west G2I J-lU feet to a corner in the
public road thence along the middle OF said
road, south 81" degrees, east 34l feet to the
Old line first above named. thence thereby
about north three degrees, west 723 2G-l00
feet Ia the place Of beginning containing
sj-lt0 acres, be the same more or less.
seized and tHbcn IN execution a, the rro-
pertN of i"hu g. Jackson and Elizabeth
jackson his wife, and +. /, and to be sold by
MM. ii. LAMB>ON. Sheriff.
rheriG", Office. \ew Castle.
November H. -. EoNlsts
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!SHEnIFF-S SAL ES.
SIleH N'S Anle.

ny virtue OF writ Of Lcvari faclas N me
- directed, will be exposed to Public Sale.
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l2 MARKET ST.
kept bv George W Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Del. on
SATURDAY,
TIE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. II, ls'5.
at } O'Clock, L. NJ.
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot of land and two story
brick dwelling house thereon erected, situat-
ell IN thc'city of " llmngton aforesaid, bound
ed and described rs follows, to wit.
BEGINNING at the southwest course of
Townsend and Is streets, thence southerly
along tho westerly side of Townsend street
twenty feet to n corner, thence westerly and
parallel to B street one hundred feet to a
corner then 'e enortherly parallel to Townsend
street twenty feet to the aforesaid southerly
side OF street and thence thereby easterly
one hundred feet To the place OF beginning
be the contcnts thereof what ,hey may.
Selzcd and taken IN execution as the pro-
pcrty OF John Foulk, and Sarah, his WIFE, and
I. + and TO be sold by
WM. II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheria's Office. New Castle.
Nov s. A. D.. lS75. noylO 2iawts.
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Mr. wilson's Last Resting Place.

From the Boston Herald ycSteriay
The lot where the Vice Presidents re-
mains are to pe finally laid is situated on
a charming little emincnce in the ex-
treme northeasterly cclncr of Dell Pan X
cemetery, about three-f fourths of a mile
from the village of Natick,in a westerly
direction. and overlooking the town and
Lake Cochituatc, the view from the spot
being extensive and very attractive. The
lot is inclosed Ivy a granite curb. which
is surrounded by n neatly -graveled drire-
way.
ON either side OF the front entrance
are tasteful shrubs, and a little in front
of the centre. is a beautiful sarcophagus
about four feet high, and twenty inches
wide, and consisting of three sections OF
pure white Italian marble resting on Il
massive base Of Quincy granite and tur-
mounted hy an Ctiiccrs hat, feather,
sword-hclt and sash. cut in marble and
requiring six months labor i'll it's eNe"u-
tion. The front Of this sarcophagus l. m
scribrd as follows;
Lieut. Col. Henry Hamilton Wilson,
born in Natick, Nov. II 1916, died III
Austin. Texas. Dec. "a lS66. \ short dis
tance behind aud north Of this Is "a small
surcophagus at the head OF the c-lonl ;
grave, which is simply inscribed H.unil-
ton" At the right and Just cast ot the
colouela grave l. that of has mother
which is n,!rkcd ny an Italian marble
| headstonc Of attractive and appropriate
design. and inscribed as follows "tar-
riet Nj. Howe, born in Natick, Noy. p
1925, married to Henry Wilson. Nov. -
| si0 died May IS 1870.
Below this Is inscribed. she made
home happy which is followed 10y. but
q for the touch Of vanished hand. and
| the sound Of voice that is still br
the extreme northeastern corner of tn,
lot j. a double grave marked 10y a doub!,
or twin hcadstone of beautiful desigT
and of.the same material rs those men.
toned above. This marks the last resting
place Of MIR. Wilson father and mother
the one on the right being inscribed
winthrop Goliath. born April 7,l7s7
died February 10, 1850; while the one OF
the left bears the following inscription
Abigail Goliath, lorn March 2l, 1885
died August S, 1867.
Between the graves of his parents auC
that of his wife Is vacant space, anC
that is the spot where is to deposited th
remain Of the Vice President, of whom
his towrsmen relate touchieg trilut
WIN n he paid to the partner OF ms Joy
and SORROWS. 1t is said that when new
ot his nomination for the Vice Prcsi
dcucy was telegraphrd him by his towns
meu, he replied place a buuuet Q
flowers on NV wifr's grave
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

Minnie p. Pelham, ! November Term. 1873.
Us. Ais summons No. 3J.
William ii. Pelham, J Libel for Divorce
New Castle County. ss:
The State OF Delaware.
To the Sheriff of New Castle County, greet
ing:
Whereas, Minnie p. Pelham by her petition
to the Judges of our Superior Court fled in
the Office OF the Prothonotary of the said
Court in and for the County OF New Castle
for the cause OF complaint therein alleged,
has made application TO our said Judges that
a decree may be pronounced dissoving the
marriage existing between the Petitioner and
her husband, William ii. Pelham
We therefore command you as you have
heretofore been commanded, that you gum
mon William ii. Pelham, so that he be and
appear before the said Judges OF our said
Superior Court at the nextterm thereof to be
held at New Castle in and for the County of
New Castle on Monday the twenty ninth day
OF November next TO answer the allegations
OF the said Petition and also to show cause
il any he has, why decree OF the said Court
should not be made dissolving the marriage
existing between him and the said Petitioner
according TO the act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided, and also TO do and re-
ceive what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning him In this behalf
as TO the Court shall seem meet and consist
ent with the provisions of the said act of
Assembly, andhave You then there this writ !:
Witness the Honorable Edward w.
suaI Gilpin ESD. at New Castle, the
[N fifth lay Of June, A. D., Eighteen
W ~ hundred and seventy-iive.
CHARLES BEASTEN.
Issued August 25, 1875. Prothonotary.
The above is IA true copy of ais. Summon
August 25. 1875.
aug27 WIN. II. LAMBSON. sheriff
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DUCKS ON lee FOR ENGLAND. Mr..
John Mccullough, the tragedian, who is
now playing in Baltimore, designs send
ing by steamer which leaves New York
on saturday, three dozen pairs of can
vas back ducks to Dion Baucicault, 32G
Regent street, London, England, as a
present. Mr.. Mccullough has arranged
with Thomas Boylan, caterer OF GUYS
Hotel, to ship the ducks. He has pro
cured large basket, made expressly for
the purpose, with compartment to pack
the ducks in, with ice all around them
IN such way that it is expected thev
will keep for three weeks. They will he
shipped to New York via Adams E1.
press.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

SINISTER ScHESCK What a pity that
one Is such stickler for honor IN y, Lar
playing, should think it Of SO little sc-
count IN public affairs. 1t cost the Fm.
ma mine swindlers Is per cent, interae,
per annum on $50 900 to obtain N;nistar
Nehencks Endorsement of n scheme
which he knew to be fraudulent. il cost
our country Its honor. Yet Schenck had
tne Iihpudence to say that the shares
winch he held were purchased with b;s
own money and that he is victim along
with the rest. How Schenck wonlS
nave adorned the whisky ring. 10 he
sure !-Fhttaddlphia Times.
Oh, if Schenck was only Democrat
But ne is not. Democrats never sell
their country's honor. Schenck isadear
friend of Gen. Grant, it IS generally nm.
derstood, but why he should have been
seiected to adorn the whisky ring in pre-.
terence to Mcdonald or Babcock wear.
not Informed by the Times. win tbe
Rep"dt'con enlighten us on this matter
Doubtless it has some ideas about IN,
propriety of cheating the goyernmar,
and dlsgracing the high Office of Mimi
ter to England which Schenck ROW hold,
IN defiance of public condemnation.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

1r's AvERY's turn now. Avery was
Mr.. Bristow's amiable chief clerk, and
for $500 per month he betrayed his
country. That is, Avery, enjoying
the confidence of his superior and
having access to all the documents Of
the Treasury office, made merchandise
OF the secrets Of the Department and
sold them to the whisky ring for the
aforesaid monthly consideration He
was the man upon whom the st. Louis
boys depended TO warn them when,
where and how the lightning was
going to strike, and who defeated all
the governments preliminary plans of
attack. Thus, while Joyce Mcdonald,
Mckee and their company were com
mon swindlers, Avery was both a
swindler and traitor, under covenant
for so many dollars, paid monthly, not
to trick the revenue agents, but to
commit a acertain amount OF perjury.
stealing and treason. His CRIME out.
ranks all the rest, and his punishment
should be measured out accordingly.
While the government is homes it will
be always possible to punish fraud but
God help the country whose officials
are no better than the thieves whom
they are sworn to protect us against.
Times
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

RETURNING PRosTHRTY.-The late.t IN
tellgencc from Louisiana indicates that
the business interests of the State have
sprung up and hourished during the
peaceful interval since last January, and
with vigor which has fairly rivaled the
growth of tropical vegetation. 1t is be-
heved that the present condition of per
feet tranquility will continue. as there
ls no reason to anticipate any new dis
turtances. The crops are spoken of AS
enormous. An instance is cited of one
pIanter who, on an outlay of Sl75, 900,
which covers the total expense of his
crop from the plow to the wharf. will
make hive hundred hogsheads of sugar.
from which will be realized SIl0per HOGS.
head, together with seven thousand five
hundred barrels Of molasses at S24 ner
barrel. This is indeed cncourarirr and
there Is but one thing which remains :,
pe cone. Louisiana must rise in no,
might and free herself by a ST preme .f.
Tort from the enervatinp rule Of Radical
SIN. 10 do this it will only be necessarv
to follow the illustrious example afrord.
cd by the recent political victory in Mis-.
'-ssippi Tor the cause of good government
ana material prosperity.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

GEN. SHERMAN AND THE INDIANS
Gen. Sherman, in his annual report .
shows that his little army of $4,000 men
has been doing some very arduous SER
vice in the past year, having succeeded.
after most trying campaigns, in bring.
ing hostile Indians into subjection and
preventing serious losses to life and
property from Indian raids and depreda. a.
tions. He believes that if the military
commanders can have control over the
supplies needed by the Indians, as
they now have over their persons,
a condition Of peace can be main
tanned. 1t looks badly for civil service
when honesty and efficiency can only be
secured by the man on horseback with
a sabre at his side and carbine on his
shoulder.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26
CHERIFF,s SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue Of n writ Of Ais FL Ia, TO me
directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale, at
the shops OF Pennington x Barr, In Middle.
town. Saint Georges Hundred in New Castle
county, Delaware on
MONDAY,
THE 29rn DAY OF NOVEMBER, ls75,
At 9o'clorF. m,
The following described personal proper,v
viz: Circular Saws, Boring Machines. Plan.
ing Machines, Jig Saw, Drilling Machines.
Turning lathes, Betting ard ShaftiDg, Grind
Bellows and Anvils, Blacksmith Tools. Sheet
Iron Bender. Old Boiler, etc. Also, il ase OF
shop.
seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perry OF Albert X. bennington ana Vim. ii.
Barr, and to be sold by
Wm II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. uhiee. New Castle. '0-'''N'
Nov le. A. y. 1873 novls-2tsvt.
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FIFTH EDITION.
cUEST~~.
BY ,EtL EG IRA PH
The AHbRN WIEBOLD TRIAL.
jury ask TO be Discharged.
OUTFITS.
BY IEL EG II 4 PH
New CASTLE, Nov. %, 1879.

New CASTLE, Nov. %, 1879.
2:10, p. VI.
At twenty minutes past one O'Clock,
the jury in the case of Patrick Ahern
and George lIeibold, who are on trial
for the murder Of Il tramp, at Town
send, sent II written request to the
Court 10 be discharged.
They said there was no possibility
of an agreement.
The Court denied the request, and
the Jury are still dclibcrating.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

hidneys and BLADDER Female Com-
plants, &c.
thousands have been changed BY tho use
of this remedy from weak. sickly, sufferin 2
creatures. 10 stronv, healthy, happy men an d
women; and inv slids cannot reasonably hes
itate TO give ita trial.
Caution Re sure you get the PERU
WAN SYRUP" mot Peruvian Ba,k.l Sold
by dealers generally.
A. 32-pags pamphlet, eontaininga II tnsa tbs Q
on Iron as medical agent. and other valua
BILE papers. Testimonials from distinguishe ed
sent free TO any address. SETH W. P0WLE
d son, Proprietors. 81 Harrison Avenue
Boston. nov7deowly
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

Ihe Detroit Free Press thinks it worth
nothing, in connection with the whisky
ring developments, that every scoundrel
unearthed thus far has been loyal 4.
mInlstrationist. Everywhere that dis
closures have been made, in st. Louis.
milwaukee, and Evansville, the story is
inc same; close communio1 is the rule
o. the ring, and none but Republicans
OF the blue blood have been admitted
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26
WILMINGTON. DEL, NOV. %. 1873

GEORGE ALFREp TOWNSEND, has pub
lished another letter in the Philadelphia
Tin,es, over the signature of Cath.
i was recently stated that Mr.. Town
send was in Delaware looking up data
Tor letter. II is strange that he did
not call on soma one sufficiently intelil-
gent to acQuaint him with the facts con-
cerning the gentlemen and the localities
he desired to refer to. The letter may
have some compensating merits but
they are certainly not such as the talent
and experience OF Mr. Townsend would
lead one to expect. His allusions to
Senator BAYARD are erroneous in several
particulars. He who writes for pay for
journals of good standing is supposed to
he engaged eliminating the history of
:he day but where there j. so little care
taken TO be truthful, what IS published
becomes worthless. Hon. Richard IL.
Bayard, The Senator's uncle, who was
the first Mayor of our city, and after
ward /. :. Senator, and Minister 10
Belgium. is called Thomas \. Bayard
senator Eayard commenced the study Ct
.aw in his fathers Office before he was
-wenty-onr years ot az" and has pursued
The profession ever since. He is now for,
;y.scvcn years old.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26
r; AN PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned, receivers - c,,r
School Taxes for the city of Wuminctor n 3
1919, give notice 10 persons who heyo j.
paid their ity and School Tax for is-3
have had their bills presented that tbh' b' -
required by law, TO call and settle tho setL, H.
. days from del very ottheblu The rece;ra
request all such persons to call at Ii cir ~
No 10 East sixth street, and settle wjthos
delay; they having given bonds to the ~
the money Is due them and they are resuo;
sible for 1t, and they hepe those that cl., "a
will he prompt, while, perhaps some tn
cannot pay at once, will call and make saw
arrangements to pay when they can an! y
most respectful ly ask you to giyc IA
your attention SO as to avoid trouble. COS,
Il npleasantness. The city needs mon
and requires us to coll ct it or pay Il. AZ
what we propose to do Is to c0liect and pav
The receivers also give notice OF a nus
her OF lots in the I'd, Sd, 9TH, 7th, Sth 9th d,
10th wards that they cannot find the ownp
of. All such persons owning said lots v
please call and settle or we will sell the
for taxes and costs.
Office No 10 East Sixth street. betwe,
Market and King Hours from : to o'ca.
every evening and on market morning.
EDMUND PROVOST
r. Ceiver Northern District uncludn.
north of 9Th street
EDWARD fARMAR
Receiver Southern District Including a
south of 9TH street octl t.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

A COSTLY PAINTINo.-Mr. A. Stew.
Art, Of New York has bought for 300
COO francs 10000 goldl the latest
work Of Meissonier, which is now on
It's way to this country. 1t represents
regiment of French cuirassiers going
into battle and saluting their chief
Napoleon l., who is seen standing on
hill in the centre of the scene.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-26

' L III II ADltIN lElfts tAttul'T u Huts 1Nttu ,
Il deceased, Will sell the following pe'-on-
"st0lT FARM, > On
THURSDAY, THE .th DAY OF DECEM-
BER 1873.
to wit: Household ana Kitchen Furniture :
also. Ute Cart ana Harness. Carriage and
Harness two aows. Fly Wheel, Cutting Box.
Runnihe Gear ., a Wagon. Moving Mac nine,
Vinegar by the Barrel. Empty Barrels. Rope.
Box of Corr, Lot Of Bones; a'so, one Gray
Mule, one Bay Mare, one Gray Mare, cne
Yoke of OXun, three Fat Cattle, ore Cow
one Heller. one. Fresh Cow with a Calf at
her side: and about H. tons of Hay ny the
ton. and Fodder by the bundle.
Also. ut the same time and place. the fol-
lowing r. al state. to W I: The Farm of the
deceased, lying i, Elk township. Chester
county and state of Pennsylv mia, near Lew
isvitle. and bounded by lands OF WIN. Booth
Josenh McMe ster. John Tweed. Jr., Lewis
~ acrcs Of land. lhis farm has H good kyarsa.
Frame House, Smal, Barn, Corn cribs EEIi1
and Spring House. Also. Apple Or M! ~
0hard and other fruit trees. - III
Also, the farm known ms the SCOTT
FARM, = lying near Kimbleyille. in Franklin
township. Chester county. Pa and bounded
by lands of David NJ. Cartney. James Elias,
and land. of heirs OF John MONTGOMERY, de-
2l6E acre of land. more or less. with a tne
large two-story brick house and pump at
the door; $50 three tenant hous,s, good
snring house over Il frst-class spring Of wa.
ter. large barn ith extensive shedding at :
tached Sheelwright and blacksmith shops.
corn cfios. wagon and carriage houses. two
good apple orchards, and an abundance of
timber for the use Of the farm.
Any parties wishing to examine the real
estate before the day of sale will please call
on John Tweed, Jr., on the adj Joining farm
sale to commence at | O'Clock sharp; no
postponement on account of weather
~. 4 -. L. l.
MANSEL TWEED, Executor.
CHARLES FoRENAE Auct'r Nov Is O.