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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Vii III u arssel nj IL mins | Wy The Hoard
~ FupettIeat. vi Howard fahntt. lpna,
Il, ltlnn H.seltn, Juha tiil 4 II ihsH, ~
furnishing liz material nni h ansfrusiing
~, tlt,lt ssisitt " IisI tur Il NflIgs IA tlu
NiliagA II Nsn Oregon, nn south hiIv III
Ils.ri ~ hita NJ I'LL ahnsW.nl. Hoard ~.
- - thn light II Irlstf any ~ NIL hiIs
" o. ani VI snine .ti9l,s san bs fosnl n,
auditors uihfs
Nay 1f,I tr5u
JpNEMlA MI NANKEli,
aliu County Anllinr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Al. In ! And " Mr.. lien II. Camp.
boil y. \. Marshall for Illinois did not
suspect that David Hlaksly was steal.
Ing from Miss Sweet tho money clio
paid on Dlakely'r account, aud hs Inns
returned her every cent II may savs
him from indictment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Tho Mitchell County Pros. gives II.
a. l'rat,. member II congress firm
this district. n mort lrAtty endorse.
munt. II ha wunltl 4end this oiiiuu d
first clurs pv1toiiee " twv, music
might DO heard III Howard eouuty
How IL II with you, brother Smith -
plain Dealer.
Next man IL tho Lat-smi.h out IN
a foul Lime Stiings Citizen.
Mt NJ fast. he,s. Bto Mead
pitched am tup high, sehd her
through low, give us u fair efsak. and
well muko the ''home.,nn' IN geui
time to any musiu desirable. Tally -
trosco Times.
careful Hro. amill,, your anxiety
puts too mual, fvruu IN YOUR arm, you
bat loo strong, lhs left fielder has you
on. on il ~. Umpire,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Theso ars mt lush times, aud
patched trousers. aud turned garments
arc tho really consistent and natural
result. Economical. hsms. made
drerrer arn iuw tho fulg rather than
thu exception. and setye ID show not
only thu great popular drift, but also
tbs very important pait which DE-
mcstiu Paper Fashions sustain IN thu
economy NJ thu household.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

~ tIsssvfs - d astK* sssaats4As
NJ III et eNs I'll a9AsA fe#as tte
rated ~ NJ hAsh IL AasssAe shA II
sEaf segA HNks* asNss ste NsAs "
me- lvsAs sta - - snfss Fls esA
reusasd NJ \ stat %sestAslaa rssHs 1sa
sfe ttash faltf1sf ~ fNs AAWsN Ts
hssssi IL thtA u, at Ne Asst asssA
ssa sni ~ f~s8tAtl faae IA liza ~
rfais 4wAfHs, hale hna ~ agHtst
IA misiafs tssssYts s%ssAlhr " r.ins
~ili taa |, letter prepared than sAs
ets In tAgs sssiiNn van Al II ~ him
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

The premises LIT III thr iiastpn
veanIs agricultural te~t.tt fu ltsaI
" IN ihA aHes II '1r Nsssferr Times
\. \ retulsl n t.p4.rfsishte ltanss ana
excellence Tia tHett "A ~ata
ruanas ,a~ssa 4 PAM hles HI, vii
probably W. faiintr In tiis renstn
Nal spat 1his VII hss hstesufefc
been sstl ~, II The eannts in donated
hs The lersi rtuss. tn latter mn tveata
tepve ae, l,ktl, IL harltn this year
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
opEClAL NOTICES.
Wilbur Hamblctonian.

|rvtlia lisrsc. onr ~ thr mobiles, sons ~
~ ~ AHtnosis h~tn NJ Chester, Hysdyk's
Reconsideration, tsiro u the king III the
fusf," DEXTER, and grand Nifa ~ .'0old-
emttM noo,d;) bred frsm Fanny Wilbur, Il
daughter of Wndais. a grandson ~ import.
~ Messenger, Will make TIM renson III
tU7O, n NJ stable In GHEsen, Town
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

An ordinance granting 10 the ba,rn.
rpts n " Paul liallfpal Company tfe
right Ut Nny along thu river lan,l and
part III Front street, firm spring -
East Davenport, IL tho Giis ,umeiet,
III West Davenport, Inns Lcen submit
ted L. the t',iy Council Il will bc
acted upon mud. doubtless, rnssnl -.
night. |, provides for thu wiienin ~
IL the street In lfunt nf the X icLatd.
son, sunires and llrayl,oak properties
In East Davenport, NJ that the railroad
may be bull, south pf thu highway -
Davenport Gazette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

lIuy tho Nsw American telf thread.
Ing Swing machine, and no happy.
Nnne know II. but 10 all their tr.ii
monial IL III superiority nser MI o%.iers.
simple, durable and eyory machine
warranted. w invite every nv 10
Try IL. &. l.. lIentt, agent ~ tfeseo.
Iowa. Chicago Office. I'll Wabasi,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
gON SALE

A house, ~eummmlinus and will 6nI.Led
throughout three fnurhs NJ m snrp nj
ground, with good veil II water, ~eisiatt,
plentiful supply ~ small fruits. ~ er ~
bearing np.le trees, hnl comfortable alil
huitiinae One IL Tin hsst locations Ii
Greece W particulars enquire On III
ttrNis,s. ~
MFR W. l. IANIiuH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
oHEsrER TRADE.
To rO.vsNy.NIsy " vsEs

1'hs advertiser having barn perm nently
enrsI III thai drppl III saAsr, Consumption,
hu ! siMtia iems.i.. In ansinnM ~ msks
known u lls f.ilaw sufferers ihe m.ans of
enfut II all Who desire ", he will spni d
esry oi The prescription nsed, free VI
sLsrgsl With the directions fur preparing
anI usi1y ihe saH.s which they viii md i
s,fs .'fa teI soilsnwpilpn, Asthma, Iron.
eilsts A. pnrtiss wtshins the lrssrrip.
ton Will lipasa adiptas, Hes, X, q Wilson
III lssn q nltlisMsiaurgh, n. T. rn0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Advertisement IA tsaiae sssassuss
yt1wAae ~ afNear ~tssassHta sssss
MMolme1a tAsAs "A N*V HIRE nhs svAs ~
IAN e1svytss*rasMta te~tln sssass tltaA
Avs tsMwA Nili Nv charged u. f#se iseth
AN ttAMA4sNs Aasssssa@ sssesss W fe all
IN 4AvNnx~
ADVERTISEMENT Inserted ~ ths wsi ~.
NV rxlwSNn, IN t~nss 4 iGrV IN AFxs iA~#4
ttrM, Ama Nv swtaa 4 llfsH III fafA .tals4*
ytsAsAe te4esttans kut ~ ntstsn Nasstri fNs
~ tkAa ~ s~ntA
lAual nuslet~ ell W. .hafrt4i ~ t~t
sgwAS~ ~ M hsst iHssfsirr. snsl W. y Mt
tSex 2uHay~ NV rMsh saNatvrtTat lnwftltn
AN legal Neslsss snns' W sft.n shs s~tsslssfa
sAAMHls " ~ AssrtAvy rttrtsns then, phi
tlsA&&. And w amdn.A "A rniiltatian viii
~ stvsm ~nstt shr pahllraslur fees arr rala.
AN ar~uaNss rsSshlr quarterly
ID convection with the paper. ~ hsse 4
spleaAtd assortment n Jelf,ins Material
aaA ass p<vt~fvi ~ ~stttaiA all kinds II
" lastAa u 4 Atvle unsurpassed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

At Dr. Clpmmer's mny 10 found .
choice lot If feather dusieis II NIL
grades aud qualities VI rtiess In keep.
ing Will, their grade md quality. also
t%rellise. for garden or huisu plants,
beautiful III design md ini#h ani
prices NJ reasonable TINT any pernun
who may ncel them med not deny
themselves Persons who want sle
best auI %eheupest thin. nut fur train
inu plants II climbing han,t. should
lo.o ~ liMa In rv.ing aud ordering
thu.s good..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
" Aif Nnpa II MT t'nsrrn.f

" Al Nllpa " NAT t'nsfrus
TIE Commissioner appointed ~ sneais
n Highway, M. l1u commencing NJ lile
aol,ii viiltrf. eoihrt II RfeiiuH No tAsllt,
twp ~ ~ M one hundred I'M
iiangr M. eleven Ill. In Hp~ai' county
running thence eusi N seeiipI line, n
half mlip until II inIrr.efis ftrd Nh. In
sail foad inltle lnn tsul. vile and lying IN
south idn saIi sertipn Nj ~. and tarnnin.
aiinw III .pii npai - Up, Inns reported Ii
favor Ut ths snMian thereof. and MI oil.
jrrtinnA ltlriaiu II ,laIna fpr damages
Inunl is nl.,i III iis Auditors 0tiire ~. ~
lA'fura no.ll If tllp IL la II June n, ID
IH7u. ~ surh highway viii Nv vacated
without further refer ne lInfsto.
Dated ''resfa. lo~a. Alat.i, III. 1914.
l~inrutAn Nsnsyn.
IN %tsaflltts Apti,uf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

N amnd large work heysss. several gnul
a0ws nnd steers. Will sill for uuah ~ ~
ilme VI suli customer, Un4 dur nDtiA NJ
Tousley' i pump shor.
J0tt w ~. HtMUNHH,
freseot la.n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
CauaCsa

oeeeveaAstsMat ekatsh.s ~ stFt Z
0esAW&stt. FNesass ~sstsiess stets sshksth n II q
I. aAA ~ III m susaty seheesi nj II NJ Al
as sssAssity isyisfA.
uDeseepAt, sssAee t1Wtsh astsat me-. =,
scs;rSs,. y ss-,.s psA~~l .n.p 4 = 81
sSee, ssess IN fsss. ANAssvss AhA The rahHs, ett
Atelty tAsMsA
mseAa1sst Episcopal : ~. resfH,
eONAay. u NH n and -
Hvayes Nssues eneh rhMtAis, s~sstIHes scat
49,. OsNsyAi lnststirn esteAdeA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Half 4 mIia from Lime springs station.
juO acres II irNI, tnO arrsa una.r ~rnIl,sas
ton Lsa ~ abundance III living water,
FRAME hv,ire, barn. sltaLs nnd Dthrr nsiuf.H
90 iie promises TIN trnrs iimr III NVte
~ Y nv purchase money Aprur.l ~ til
farm Enquire III
j., II. DOWNING,
OF ihs Promises ~ ndires. ~ Linn Aprings
tuNH g#tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
TgnNs. FIFTY DOLLARS.

TENNa, FIFTY DDII.sNs.
NHAnEH nst proving In fml may he
AVA returned The ,nesi seasnn. frea 81
charge tsssumge kurnished ri Three dol.
lara ~ Month Accidents sml eseapes
u svnss's rlsk, 1.tt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
Buildings Removed
Wells Drilled Or Bored.

Tka undersigned Will rento.n hullIIn II
talss ev iowvr than u grade. drill ~ lat1r
wells I'm town ~ country Ills rstorIsnr
WavvsMts him IN guaranteeing IDhs Icing
dime IN 4 satisfactory ani sarkMealiks
wsMNsst Hor term. call IN mn ~ ny rus.
tAsMes NM. Hee. 1. w. ~. HAnge II. ~
.dIv 90 ny mail ~ t're.Tv. lows,
bANL. yIEEIkH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

MARKHAM GARDENER In satMla,
Nh, splh, W iIa re,ltlsnar u Nss AHs
n Md %vhneii, ihe officiating 'ltfpf,net
itf urtin Mnsktum. ani Nlss AElft
Gardner, bWtl IL Howard aaunt5.
LAkE -cItEAfElp Al Lime rrrlna.
Nay IN, iAfn ~ thu H., " II DfDsk
rome, A III, Nv tl.as n Ialr. II MI.
Nina ahcsrtfv, AL ~ LINZ FpflupsI
Howard 90 Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
". l. ItANnuu
COBs sALE.

a combined drilling AMI wall LuIfg
mn htnr, III Prime uri.f, Im particulars
eiiJuir NJ y WHEELER,
gUf (rssao, tnsa4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
ROBBERY.
THEE ROUnERs o. rnD new
AND 70. sA19 CAU0uT.

And Why did ". II. Ailsnan nj close
nut I ii. Jtd elosr out an Ma old s6ouh.
ani now has 4 complete stock u nsw gesds
ani new a,yies.
Why did iu close ont his old steek1
M that ha could tshr advantage u
The great reduction In prices. WAleb Will
alluW him u sell goods about 20 per cent.
cheaper i,an evpr bsfers sold In crssco.
xec Price List d . fsw STAPLE Articles.
Mrn's euriom hand made fatl Asock calf
ind kip hnot , ~
Womehs .ui ~ eonkvess Ito
! brat french klp hutton AON
keri#o Md button 9.60
" French Kid hutton sllrpess aOU
tlirrers vuiying dow6N 10
Aifil nh is-a
W III AfLrMAN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

THAfM IN Mason, i~nxrahsm euaniy,
Mich . Saturday, Alfil ~. IND, VIZ
willard Thpysr, rgsI dS yssis
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

MltHAtF MN NAIkEt,
Wluai M /. fill
tniaAno MAnAtf,
Minat NJ /, MI III
Ssv ippA MApArft
NtaHi MI. - W
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Niop OVER shr pLAis DxAlKH Office. IN.
,fatirr nn The Fast xIdr viii give his IN
lirr attention W custom work Lately lii
Wuiseg'e store PATRONAGE s4''aif,ai .iit
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31
SHEnIFF,S SALES.

SALE.
y By virtue of a writ of Landlords War;
rant to me directed, will be exposed to Pub
lie ale At the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county.
Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE 4th DAY OF APRIL. 1870.
at 10 o'clock. n. m,
The following described Personal Property
viz.
Beds. hedsteads. and. bedding. carpets. oil
cloths, chairs, tables. stoves. bureaus, wash
stands. looking glasses. china. glass and
queensware. castors, cutlery. &c.
Seized and taken ia execution as the pro-
perty OF Hugh Horner and to be sold by
WIN Ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
shoriff's 0fsce, New Castle.
March 81. 1876, J mar3l ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31
suEEIFF's = SA,p

RY virtue Of a writ Of lawn
a. tn. SS.'''''d' will be exposed to e'pisS psSSs. 4
kept by Hugh norner in Il
mington, New Castle county ~ h.,e elN u h
FRIDAY,
THK slst DAY OF MARCH ,r.
The following described real ..,.,.
All that certain lot or pie,, .,, % VI
Brick Meeting House or Iye CSnol ol Iaat VI
thereon erected, situated in tbuiSe tba 81. Bub,
ming ION, bound ded and deser;hse,V ;he ,Vls VI N
wit. Beginning at a c,rner "s y hl,S
northerly side of Second strss, VI laad nj
of thiriy-two feet from ths h's, 80. a' hsda,s
Washington street. thence no.,Heil ~
degrees east end parallel, to aila
eignty- nine ieet more or less to'sh ~
thence south fifty-eigbt desrees.@ssa " N
allel TO second street forty .eisS, y },
inches to q corner. thence son,h Is ~
degrees west eighty nine feet ms,. ss Iait,'
the northerly side Of Second ,sV s,,s. lsl
aleng said side of said street no,,b ,ueS y w
degrees west forty-eight feet ii,s iva G;,lti ny
the place OF beginning, be the coDi,,sl rd ,a'ls
said bounds what they may, 'ptlI
Seized and taken IN exeynt,or
perty OF PssmOre IL. Mitchell a.. NJ
Mitchell. his wife. and to be sold II !; aii|
o,,~oW VIM. IL. LAMBSOjs T.,
Shcriff's ONCE, New Castle,
March 9. 1876. n,,,
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31
"hdf fhe RiraL Ring Organs S0u
of Each other.
rom tho lop

S Soiherclai, Maacn 18th.
~ AND even the Republican, '1ips in ;"
we wuI give the Republican piece of ad-
wee. 1t Is this; 10 keep a civil tongue
IN ITS head. We have exercised toward
u, at all times, great forbearance. and
have heard from it more than once these
caarges nI OF deserving the censure of Re.
publicans, g., &c, without notice or re-
ply. But il has no standing in this com
munity, either amongst Republicans
or others, that entities it to read lee.
lures to any other newspaper whatever
least of all the Commercial. Havin5
neither conscience nor virtue. il has
served without question party ends that
were disgraceful, and lent itself to ner'
sonal purposes, again and again, that
were injurious not only to the public in
terests, but even to the party which it
pretends. to speak for. As for an act
that springs from a high motive, the
heptoacan could no more comprehend it
than a mananose clam can understand
the motion OF the heavenly bodies.
And yet the Republicans head is a can
didate for School Director.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31

1t is quite time the Senatorial croak-
ers about the union which they and
their friends have been robbing for the
past ten years were brought to their
senses. Delaware does not mean that
her Representatives. in that body shall
be insulted by brogadocioes whose every
day acts have been to cloak rogues and
scounlrels. 1t is to be regretted that
hasty and angry words should become
necessary at any time in the legislative
halls of the country. But we are sure
that the remarks drawn from Senator
Bayard yesterday were deserved as well
by the manner as the language used to.
ward him by Boutwell, and Morton. Men
with such suspicious characters should
be made to use the language of gentle.
men at least.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31

Four years ago QS72) the Connectl'
cut Republicans had the State govern
ment, a majority of 20 on joint ballot
in the General Assembly, the two
United States Senators and three out
of the four Representatives in Con-
gress. The Democrats have control
led the STATE three years, annually
clecting the came State ticket by in
creased maior,ties.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31
CHERIFE'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas
TO me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale, ut tho Hotel Of William b. Ford. at
kirkwoOd, in Pencader Hundred. New Cas-
tie county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY
THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A. D.. 1876.
At o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot peice or parcel of land
situate, lyiug and beng on the east side of
the Delaware kail Road in Pencader Hun
dred. New Castle county, and State of Del
wit: Beginning at stake in : small run lead
ing into Dragan Creek. at n cornel for the
Walker property and the said John c. Clark.
and running thence up the said run south
seventy-nine degrees, west twenty and seven
tenths perches to a stake in the said run and
in the line of the said Rail Road. thence with
the said Rail Road, north fifteen degrees, east
sevehty-thIee and six-tenths perches to
stake in Samuel B. Suttop's line, thence with
his lands south thirty degrees east forty six
and LILO perches TO Uost near a Ii lckory tree
thence by land of John c. Clark. south IS
and a-halfd degrees. east two perches to a stak c
thence south sixty-tour and-a-half degrees,
west twenty five and eight tenths perches
thence south i0riy-two and half degrees,
east fourteen and eight tenths perches. to the
Beginning. Containing seven acres two roods
ard twenty two square perches Of land and
and surface. conveyed by Isaac Moody and
wife. to John c. Clark by deed dated Jul
1872, Recorded in A. TO- Page 2i6.
Seized and taken in Execution as the
pcrty OF John & Clark, and to he sold by
WIN. ii. JAMESON, shcrln.
SheriG's Onicc, New Castle,
March 9Th A. ID. 1876. mlrll Is
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue of n writ of Ais Venditioni Ex.
ponas. to Inc directed. will be exposed TO
public sale, at the GilDin House. on Della
ware street. kept by George Whitfield. in the
CITY OF New Castle New Castle Hundred and
county snd State Of Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE llth DAY OF APRIL, 1876,
at . O'Clock, p. nj,
the following described Real Estate. si:unte
IN New Castle Hundred New Castle county
and state Of Delaware, viz:
All that tract or parcel OF land sit tuate in New
Castle county and State OF Delaware, begin
mug m az me centre OF the road from Red Lion
TO New Caste and running thence with Van
SAINTS lot south "a degrees east 20 Gle perches
thence by land of William Couper ssuth S0
degrees west 10 G-l0 perches to stone, thence
south l0 degrees east 50 $40 perches to a
stone, thence north SO degrees east g1 3.lO
perches to small run, thence Herewith and
with lands of Geo. u. Tybout south G5 de-
grees west 4-l0 perches south As degrees
west ~ 3-lo perches south 30 degrees west
10 o,io perches SCUM Az degrees west Ii 7-l0
perches soulh l0 degrees west II 2.l0 per-
ches south 40 degrees west s $40 perches
south 70 degrees east o. 10 perches south AZ
degrees east IA perches south so degrees east
10 perches south SI% degrees east 6 4-l0 per-
Ches anu soutn % degrees east 10 perches to
the centre OF a line tch on Red Lion Greek
MARSH, thence thereiwith south u degrees
west 56 perches and north 70 degrees west
10y perehes to the mouth of Pigeon Run.
thence along said run north 46lS degrees cast
o3.lo perches north l2l4 degrees west 81 per-
ches north degree west 6-l0 perches north
degrees west ~ j. 10 perches north degree
east IL $40 perches north % degrees west
53 s-lo perches and north l0l1 degrees east l2
4-lo perches to the centre OF said Red Lion
and NeW Castle Road, thence therewith
north 6ol2 degrees east lG 40 perches.
thence with number two north 2 degrees
west ~ m ~ perches to stone, thence by
east 9o o-lo perches and south 32% degrees
east y perchts to the centre Of said road.
thence along the centre thereof north On de-.
Rrees east ~ perches to the beginning. con
tanning one hundred and lfty-eight acres.
Two ROOFS and fourteen square perches OF
iand. more or less. with the improvements
tnete3n, consisting OF large Mansion House
smoke house, large frame barn, granary'
carriage mouse and other outbuildings.
no. z, Beglnning at q stake in the centre of
saiu roai on the east side of PiReon Kun
anu running thence with said road north 86lx
ueg.ees east IA clio perches with number one
snonSe hUrth two--west ~ 2-l0 perches to
stone, thence with land of William Cou.
per north 2211 degrees west 20 7.lO perches
70 70 the small run discharging its waters into
flgeon nun, thence south 76% degrees west
u o-io perches to stone, thence down
Ilgoon nun south ~ degrees east 46 per ches
10 thc beginning, containing four acres and
III square perches Of land and surface, be tho
same more or less, with n frame dwelling
house thereon erected,
seized and taken in execution as the plo
l lerty OF charles z. Henry, and to be sold by
,, WIN Ii. LAMBSoN, sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
March ~. 1876. mar2its
The daily gazette., 1876-03-31
WILMINGTON, DEL. MAR. 81. 1870
Republican Management.

The Republican leaders of Delaware
have q vast deal of trouble to manage it;
campaigns in such a manner as to keer
the negro in the back ground.
The party is made up of about half and
half of each color and to be consistent
with the teachings of the party the dele
cations to the party conventions should
be SO filled that the negro would get his
fair proportion of the delegates. Bat
the willy Republican leades are always
ready with some plausible story by
which the demands of the colored breth-
rem for substantial recognition for his
aid, is deferred 10 more convenient
season. Heretofore, in this State the ne
gro has been told that it would not do
for them to be put forward as delegates,
because weak kneed" Republicans
vove the ticket. And when the negro
has asked for a share of the nominees
they have been told that there weuld be
no possible chance of their election-that
to put their names on the ticket, was to
commit party suicide at once. And SO
the negro has been used simply as a
means to help white Republicans to Of
fee.
1t is true that the Washington thieves
have made one or two appointments in
this city. very decent colored man
has been an under bailiff in the U. S.
Court room to the exclusion Of white
Republican who would have been more
acceptable to the jurors and one or two
inferior negroes have been m ade letter
carriers. We believe, however, they dis
gracea the Office and had to be discharg-
ed.
And now the time is coming and will
soon be at hand for selecting delegates
to tie National Republican Convention,
and we shall be curioos to witness The
tricks Of the Republican leaders again
We hear that they will slip a negro or
two on the delegation as "t tub to the
whale )" butlthey will be men of straw,
living IN Kent and SUSSEX. who will new
er go to Cincinnati, and whites will be
substituted. That is easy done.
But the tug of war will be to secure
the negro vote at the delegate elections.
This vote is polled in a mass, and gener-
ally whoever gets it secures the election.
Lake flock of sheep following the bel
wether" these people have always some
notable leader.
1t will be seen that the result may b,
that the great mass of the white people
OF Delaware will not be represented al
Cincinnati at all. Like the late Confed
crate States whose representatives in
that Convention will be sent by negroes
only, 30 it may be that only the Della
ware negroes will be represented at Gin.
einnatl. But we shall see.