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The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
ct. STEPHENS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET,
phi1ade elnhia

Philadelphia.
Your attention il respectfully called 10
this new and elegant hotel. centrally loca.
ted, convenient TO all public offices, places
OF amusement and interest.
Furnished Throughout in the most elabo-
rate manner. No Pains will be spared TO
mako tsis a model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those who favor aS with
visit. Transient rates from $500 to 500 per
day. Special rates to families and perma'
THOe. ASHTON, Prop'r.
c. Il. CRAWFORD. Manager oct2s-3m.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

The Chicago Pas has this pleaSn. rei.
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The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
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HkAALAL.
wnnlSa TON. Nove.,.,
sotD AND BOND ovorAr,o D.

Heperted by Craige, Jehason L c. D.,
ers and Brokers, 9th and Nsrk.. j. onank
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
The senate StiIl fn Session at IL
o'clock with nO Prospect of Adj
t0urnmQnt

WAsHINoTos, Feb ls. The Senate
was in session all night, aud there is
now very little prospec. either, Of an
adjournment or of vote on the ad
mission Of Pinchback.
The night passed without any unu-
sual incidents. About every hour the
Democrats would move to adjonrn,
but every roll called developed the
presence of aquorum, and the debate
proceeded. AT 3 O'Clock Mr.. Merri-
mon, of North Carolina, took the floor
and spoke for five hours and forty
minutes After a short speech from
Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Ransom commenced
speaking and is still Q215 p. M. at il.
The Democrats appear determined TO
sit it out, and have made arrangements
for an infinite amount of talking.
1t is now question Of physical en-
durance. Senator Edmunds offered
an amendment about an hour ago pro-
viding ior lcw election in Iouisi-
ana, but it does not seem TO lReet with
the approval Of majority of the
Republican Senators
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

Mr. Pyle gave notices'of the following:
bill to incorporate the Benedictine Insti-
t,,te Of the city of Wilmington bill to
enable the Benedietine Co. of Pennsyl-
yania TO hold real estate in Delaware !;
bill to require Trustees of voluntary as
signments to give bond and security for
the faithful performance Of the trust and
for other purposes.
Bill to incorporate the Peninsular
Agricultural and Mechanical Society was
passed; distinct from the Laural and
Peninsttlar Society. Mr.. Broadway
had the names of the corporators named
IN the two bills read and the names were
found to be different. Mr.. Iamden said
it was TO accommodate citizens Of Sails
bury
Mr Voshen gave notice of bill TO lay
out "A public road in Kent Co.
Mr.. Todd introduced bill to reduce
the State tax on county assessment for
tate purposes TO 4 cents on Sl00 Read.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

How is it that Sheriff Lambson ad-
vertises his sales every day in Epeyu
Edsas"g, and only twice a week III his
party paper, the Gazette p Commercial,
February 18th.
How was it that Sheriff K. l.. Arm
strong advertised his sales every day in
Erery Evening and only twice a week in
his party papers, the Commercial and
Republican,
There was then no law requiring sales
to be pulished daily. And a small lot of
land sometimes cost almost as much to
advertise it daily as it would sell for at
Sheriff's sale.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
SHERIFF's SALE

pY virtue Of an order of the Superior
- Court Of the state of Delaware in and
for Now Castle County. made at the Novem-
Der Tern. A: D.. 1874. to me directed will be
exposed to Public Sale. at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 513 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City of vii.
mington, New Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF MARCH, tsT5,
at 2 O'Clock. p. M,
The following described personal property
viz :
Five shares Of first series stock Of the Aid
Loan Association.
Seized and taken ia execution as the pro-
Berty Of William Henry Hawley and tc be
sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
sfsgis Fsb1aagt Gaif9, s, N9g qsle' 1 f.b,a2art.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
DUBLIC SALE.

1bohAS
Will be sold at Public Sale. ON the preui-
ses now occupied by the subscriber, in White
Clay Creek Hundred. New Castle County,
Delaware. ON the Elkton Turnpike, about tWu
miles below Christiana On
THURSDAY. THE 4rH DAY OF MARCH.
1875. at II o'clock. A. NJ,
The following described petsopul Property
ot the undersigned and the late Lewis Z.
Lyman, viz:
FIVE horses, 2 colts. | coming years old :;
milch COWS. three fresh, and four with calf To-
,nli blooded Alderny bull large shoats.
FARMING uTENsILs.-0ne wagon horse cart
] plows. harrows. 2 culiivators, ! roller.
drill. steel tooth hOrsorake. / endless chain
2-horse power 2 hand rakes, barley forkg.
hay fork, with rope and blocks Buckeye
Eower and reaper combined, and self raker;
| fan, corn theller, hay riggings, dearborns
| with tongue and shafts. set of dearborn har
ness, wagon. cart and plOw gears single and
| double brides, collars. lines, single and dom
| Dlo trees, eCW chains. lead chains, OK chains,
cutting boy. ieei chest Grind stone, wheel
| barrow. dong and hay forks shovels, rpale 4,
| and hoes. Hay by tho ton, lot of rye straw
| onta By the busho cnrn by the Lushel, about
rs acres OF wheat In tho ground.
KITCHEN FURsITURk. Two tables. 2 cook
! stoves and fixtures. enaif9. knives and forks
dishes, benches. and many other articles
Hams, shoulders and pickeled pork By the
pound lard by the pound. cider h. the bar
| re-, milk buckets, ,strainors. dozen pans.
churn anu horse. butter tubs for summer and
winter; 10 pair of chickens, turkies, and
| many other articles too tedious to mention.
| TERMS ALI sums Of s2j and under. cash +;
over that amount II credit of seven months
| BY the purchaser giving a Judgment note with
interest and approved security. No interest
| il paid when due.
WM.sR. LYMAN.
leblON Administrator.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
Tie Coming Peach Crop

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. Is. An
examination Of the peach buds here
and especially ut South Haven, gives
promise of fruit after all Thesearly
Crawfords, the tenderest variety, show
10per cent. good buds, and the harder
sorts rate much larger. The mercury
has been % below The bud-wood is
splendidly ripened and vines laid down
are all right. Further up the lake it it
not SO promising
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
a CAPTTAI ExAMrIf.

ING Baltimore Ns.gs is responsible for
the following Capital suggestion
man sprang from The second ont
side gallery u the capitol dome at Wash
lngton, yesterday, and, Of COURSE, WAS in
stantly killed. He fell upon the roof
below, and does not vet know and will
not be likely to realize for a week to
some, what hurt him In this case the
wisdom and goodness Of Providence vas
fully indicated This man was sent as
an example or Il warning-either one of
which 1T would be highly patriotic and
valuable Tor congressman to observe.
The most melancholy feature Of the sui.
eide was the fact that he was NOT a mem.
Der Of either House
What a blessed thing it would be if
has example should he adopted by those
to whom his mode OF exit is so convent.
ent. There is the dome right over them
requiring only few minutes to ascend :
there ls nice substantial roof to catch
them, that their panpered bodies NAV
not be marred By contact with the soil
there Ia an opportunity for honorable
mention IN tho press OF both shades of
political opinion. And then what q q cd.
send it would be- 70 the co.lntry--what a
blessing TO the living =
To see the air about the capitol build.
ing filled with floating Congressman
would be a most eHhilerat1ng and en-,
couraging sight, To see Ben. Butler
rlcoohstting along the rough and ragged
sdges OF the wIngsj the pompous Conk
lag eavorting in space; the malignant
Morton bounding from cornice to roof
would be sublime spectacle to the un.
PARTISAN eye. If they could only be in.
duced to perform this, the only patriotic
act OF their lives, how promising it wonId
be for the country and mankind. We
throw ont the hint in the sincere hone
that it may be taken and acted upon
without delay.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

Now that cold dreary winter Is at our doors
anu 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 Denlson, Texas. by the purchase OF
a Ticket for the sum OF 81 any one at an early
day, may be lifted from poverty 10 afiiuence.
AT all events the investment OF the paltry sum
OF 81 gives every purchaser of ticket Ii
chance to draw prize in cash or real state
that may make them comfortable for tho rest
OF their llves.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

Jesse Andrews, a travelling engineer
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
jumped from freight train in Harris.
burg, last evening, and was run over
by shifting engine on the next track,
and was killed. He lived in Sunbury,
and leaves wife and three children,
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

UNHAPPY PfNcHBACK .-Pinchback did
not get into seat in the Senate after
all. Yesterday morning the Press and
several other papers announced that he
had been admitted bat it appears that
they were premature in this.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

The CONTRACT SYsTEM.-A well known
Republican, and in some sense a leader
IN his party, in a communication in an
other column, makes some veYy GOOD
suggestions on tho contract systen.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

Phila. Dag says the speech OF Gen
Burnside Is another illustration Of the
fact that the men on either side who
fought while the war was going On are
disposed TO cease fighting, now that ii
Is over.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
The subscriber havtn4 determined to To.
linaalsh the oarting business, win serl ut Put-
lie sale,
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH lUrH. ls75.
At e1z O'Clock. A. M.
At hls stables on Adams street, between
Second and Third, about 25 head of good
work Horses. some Of them are good leaders.
the others are good draught horses; also SIX
head of good work mules. twenty carts, two
furniture cars, 2 drays. garbage carts. two
farm wagons. ! large stone wagon, nearly
new ] hay wagon. carriage, 2cutting hoxes.
2 plOws. cultigstors nearly new horse
power. also q large lot of harness, single and
double; a lot of shovels. picks aud forks.
TRRMs.-All sums Of 500 and under, cash.
all sums over that amount a credit Of three
months will be given by the purchaser giving
a bankable note with approved endorser.
with interest added. or threeper sent. OF for
cash.
ISAAC MURRAY.
L. W. Stidhan Son. Anct'rs. isis
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
-'s@=s . -. = - = .
PUBLIC SALES.
T ". sTIDHAM q son. AucTIoNEEIs
DuALN SALt
Il VI
EG t1tAl tate

VIII be sold al Pubic Sale, al Tie Aueti.n
fI,oti of j.. W. rtidham j Son.
On SATURDAY. FEBRCAkY ~. 1853.
At o'clock. r. NJ
! he following described properties. ,Ri
NJ !. 4 three story brick dwelling house.
No; ~ West Tenth street. betw cen Orange
and Tatnall streets. containing y rooms, all
In complete order. Lot 10 by s. feet.
No. three-story brick dwelling house.
NO. Sie Madtson street. between Eighth and
Ninth streets. containing rooms. gas, bath.
not and cold water. all ia complete orher
Lot 16x90.
No. s. A three-story brick dwelling house.
with a two;story- brick back building in
complete order. No. l22l West Fourth St,
between Harrison and franklin streets. Lot
10 by 50 feet. Persons wishing TO view the
properties will be shown the same anv time
before the day OF sale. by calling on Evans
Pennington. agent II affect the sales. Terms
easy. and will be made known On the day vi
sale.
For further information apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON.
keel Estate Agent. Room No. l, "Allmoni
bnilding," corner Of Eighth and Market ST.,
Wilmington.
l.. W. stidham i Son. Auc:'rs. tebls.lt
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
% EGKsI a:hs's efseDER,
kIGisTEE's OFFICE,
New rnstl, Cuunty. Feb. 8lh L.

Now CAstIe County. Feb Sih. ls;5
up"n The APPLICATION of WnI. K lyman
Administrator Of Lewla {. Lyman Iata uf
White Clay Creek Hundred, in said Couaty
deceased. itis ordered and directed bS IL,
Register thai administrator Aforesaid. aiys
notice Ofthe granting Of LetteIs of Admins
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, ~ ith
the date of granting thereof, by cauaine al
yertisements " be posted within forty Jay.
from the date OF such Lettera, in six a iGe
most public places Vt tho County o New
Castle. requiring all per5ons having demands
against the Estate, 10 present the same, or
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case ma
and provided. And also cause th o same 10 30
inserted within thesame period in the Daily
dazstte, II Newspaper published III vii,
mingt0n; and TO DO continued therein thrss
weeFs. (E. o. D.
J-~>) Givsn und the hand and Seal Of
}L.s. Once of the Register aforesaid, at
'~,-' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and Yea, AbOvs W ritten
B. c. RIGGS, Register,
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
DUBLIC SALE.

PUBLEo SALE
The subscriber will sell at Pubhe Sale, at
the larm where he now resides on the
road leading from lIare's Corner 10 Christi
hnN. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY I'D. isi5.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
TIC following described Personal Property
viz:
Eight head Of young Canadian mares with
1oal, good work or driving horses, one mir
of good work mules. rs head Of good miich
cows. with some calves by their side. Others
springinR, $ yoke Of good work oxen, some
large, The rest medium ten head of steers
and hel'ers' bulls good stock. coming two
years old. one OF them il II fuB bred Durham
hard 20 beat, another a blue Holstein, very
fine; az head Of selected ewes, with lambs bi
very line buck. will show for himself; 4 shoars
SOW with pigs. hay press. York wagon,
Rogers make; hay and straw by the Ton. 4
turkies. ducks (puddle,)4 muscoyies l boat
and Seine. A lot OF articles of various kinds
The above stock will be sold without re-
serve. Should the day prove uLiavorabl O. to c
sale will go on under cover.
TERys.-All sums OF fifty dollars and IN
des cash on ali sums over that amount u
credit Of eight montbs will be given by put
chaser giving o bankable note with APPROX ed
endorser. with interest from day of safe, or
5 per cent OF for cash.
n PHILIP Ii. CLARK.
L. w. StidLaIn Il aou. Auct'rs.
febl W eadts
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
WILMINGTON. DEL. res. 40, ,s.a

senator Thurman, in d opeech III Con-
gre5s, some weeks ago, SAID the Panic
and consequent business depression came
from natural causes. Legislation, he
said lid not produce and could not cure
il. But the Gasette. blatheling as usual,
pretends that it was the effect of Rad
ieal legislation Which Is the best
Democratic authority. Senator Thurman
CT the Qasstte. .-CanlDlsre.a
Had it not bssn for Radical Legislation
J. Cooke could not have invested the
money OF dsposItors, lett il his banking
house, in Northern Pacific Railroad bonds,
and perhaps there would have been no
panic Radical legislation gave bonds d
character which misled hundreds Of thou
sands of poor people TO invest in worth.
less scrip, and it produced the same
ovsr-oonhdsnoe in private bankers here
and al over the country. causing great
Loss and immense distress.
Our remarks to which the Cvn.msr.. .al
in its usual nnusannerly. and discour.
teors style takes OK osption, had refer.
enee mainly to the price Of land and rea
property in the rural districth; and We
maintain that what we then oaid IA true
whatever MIR. Thurman said We con.
tsId that Radical legislation has caused
shs price OF land and buildings in the
South ia fall to the present very low
raters A writer-a lsepublican writer, in
q Repabliean paper, from which we cop
led his letter q few days since. says pro
duotive land in Mississippi sells for d
dollar an acre. This is the case in othe,
Southern States where the negroes con
troll thorough the influence OF Radica
Congressional legislation. And this stat,
of affairsi in the South cannot exist with
ont having its effect in Delaware and al
other Statea. Prices. according to th
lava of trade will settle to some equaliz
ing measure OF value.
IT tho Democratic OF Conservative
party were in power in Washington an,
could control Congressional legislation
and the Executive Departments of IN
Government, land in most parts of tn
country would Increase in value fully 8
per cent. and in Delaware perhaps 9
per cent. in a single year thereafter. Tn
fortunately such an experiment canno
be tried. We must wait and submit l.
the power Of the Radical leaders VIII
only manage their party to make none
for the politicians, stock brokers, offic
holders, and other interested parties
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

The election of John Mitchell to Par
Lament was annulled yesterday without
debate
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Is.
tate, I the deceased must present the aamo
duly attssted to the Administrator, On or
before February 9Th. 1876. or abide the Act
Vi Assembly in such cnae made and prOvidei,
WILLIAM r. LYMAN,
.a ,,- Administrstor
Address-christiapa, Del fsbl0-eod-2W.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
The following described Heal Estate. via,


All that cert ain Lot OF land situate IN the
town of New Castle and State OF Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, to Wit.
Beginning at u point on the westerly side
of Young street. at "A corner for land late ot
James Mount, now Of John Gallagher. thence
by the line Of that lot of land in n westerly
direction one hundred and fifteen feet to the
side of a thirty feet wide street thence there
by in II northerly direotion twenty-five feet
to the line Of land OF hugh McGayern's, late
OF Thomas Barry. thence by tho line. Of thar
fifteen feet 10 the said side Of Young street
thence thereby in n southeTly ritection about
twenty ono feet TO the place OF eelnnius. be
the contents thereof more OI less. on which
small strip Of land sold to Hugh Mc9overn)
Seized and taken in execution 10 tho pro-
perry Of John Henry, and Mary. his wife
1aa T. '''' and wM. X .4,a L. aLIsMBsoN. Sheriff
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle, 'a
Februar, IL, A. D. 1875. ) febI6-2tawts.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19

At o'clock, P. N.
the following described Real Estate. VII:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
with three story brick house thereon erect :.
ed, situate in the city of Wilmington. afora-
said, bounded and described as follows, to
wiz.
Beginning ut a stake on the westerly side
Of Monroe street at the distance Of eighty
four feet six inches from the Intersection Of
Monroe street with the northerly side Of
seventh street, thence westerly and parallel
With Seventh street passing through the mid
die OF party wall dividing this from the ad-
Joining house on the south eighty five feet to
a stake, thence n0rtherly and parallel to Mon
roe street sixteen feet. TO q 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 north
eighty-hve feet to the westerly side of Mon
roe street aforesaid. thence along the same
soatherly, sixteen feet to the place of begin
ming. be the contents thereof what they NAV.
together. with the privilege Of the use of the
alley In common with the owners
of the adjoining house on the north forever.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty Of Martin Johnston and Alice Johnston.
his wife, Ferdinand r. Bogia and Malinda Bo'
gia. This wife, and I. L. and to be sold BY
WM, II. LAM BSON, Sheriff
Sheriff . Office. New Castle.
February u, A. D., 1875. febl5-2tawh.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
STEAMSHIP FREIGHT LIVE.

Nearly all the New York papeIs have
something about the steamship freight
line between Baltimore and New \ ork
and some OF them treat the Delaware
River and Bombay Hook railroad as u
Baltimore and Ohio enterprise. In re-
gard to ights the New orb Tribune
says;
AN official Of the road, when asked
what arrangements had been made
about freights, said that the patrons of
the Baltimore and Ohio road would not
have to complain OF any delay in the
forwarding of freight notwithstanding
tie distractions that had been in the
way of the agents by the action of the
Pennsylvania road. Fortunately there
was not very large amount of freight
going West at the present time and be-
fore the very busy time began the com.
pany would be we'll supplied with all
the necessary means of communicating
with the terminus Of the road at Balti.
more. He could not say how soon the
line of steamers between this city and
Baltimore would be started; but II
would not be very long before O
thoroughly good fleet Of vessels would
be running, even II the freight carried
did notat first pay expenses
The Democratio members OF Congress
from the South and Southwest have
signed an address, TO the Southern peo.
pie. declaring that. notwithstanding the
persistent efforts OF some OF the Repub.
lican leaders to revive the animosities OF
the late war, there Is reason 10 believe
that the honest repre- eSentations Of Il few
upright Federal officers and agents, an
| independent public press and many citi
2ens without regard to party, are Pradu.
ally making known the true condition Of
the South and the real sentiment of the
Southern people to their fellow citizen:
of the North. They hope for favora
| BILE decision when fully apprised Of al
the facts In the meantime they recon
1 mend patient suiferance. whatever the
provocation or wrong. looking 10 Il hope
full future
The gasometer ut Des Moines, Iowa
exploded early yesterday Morning, in
juring several men and causing IL los
$40, 900,
When do the teeth usurp the ton
gue's prerogative? When they are chat
tering.
How unjust it Is to accuse bald
headed man of putting on false hairs
| -.e---asNA-
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
SRlEMHp4ls Sak.ls.

a virtue al Az ~nt Of tsniition EN-
y - ponas to Ine directed. will he expvisi 4.
Pnbiic Sale ut the
HOTEL OF JAhtS c TOWNSEND.
At To"nseni, III trpoquinimink funded
New "a lie Culnty. Delaware. On
ri EShAI.
I'll 9Th DAY Of MARCH 4 b lsi.,
al ! o. uek. Il. NJ,
The following described real estate. viz.
AL that certain tIHct ul land :Ituatei in
,oquiuiminH Hundred. New Castle County,
Il. i4ware. bounded b. lan1i Of John Apple
.. BY the public fond leading from Middle
Sn ~ fieldshorOuGh. by land. Of Edwatt
ueo1. and by the Apboquinilniuk Creek
IA two story grlst mill and tWo-st0ty
ling house with kitchen sitAt ed thereon
etPd, together with The mill dam mill pond
i water rights pertaining tu the said
nst m'li. containing three lcr,s m land
.anre Or Tess
seized ani taken ia rSeruliUu ~ the uru-
perry VI JDLathan j. Hand, and 10 be sold b.
WIN. n. LAMgSON, Sheriff.
sheriff. UiJee New Castle,
February q. A. D. ls7j. ! feblT-2tawt.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-19
SH ERIFF.S SALES.
anERIFE,s SAFE

Ry virtue OF writ of LevaU Facies
- u me directed. will be, exposed to Pub
lie Saleiat the a3 M III
HOTEL OF GEORGE 8. BECKETT.
In New Castle, in New Castle Hundred. and
New Castle County, Delaware. Oh
FRIDAY.
THE 5rH DAY OF MARCH, lsi" ~
ut2 o'clock. p M ~ ~