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, 1876-10-25

The pAcitic feeling with regard to tue war
in tho East Is once more disturbed by rumors
Of very important character. Tho first Is
dispatch Baid to have been received at tho
Turkish Embassy in Now York to the effect
that tho Porte has refused to accedo to tho
Russian conditions upon which the six
weeks armistico WAS basotl It. will DO re-
nlcnlbered that these were substantially tho
autonomy Of Herzegovina, Bosnia, and Bull
gRria; tho absolute Independence of servia
and Montenegro with territorial extension
for the latter; the restoration to Russia Of
the Bessernbian territory, which would givo
her acccss to and control Of tho Danube from
Belgrade to its mouth; and tho freedom Of
tho BosphoruB. There are some reasons to
suppose that this news may be true. In
granting those conditions, which nre In tho
nature Of IN ultimatum, Turkey would
conccdo everything md abandon every prin-
ciplo for Which she has been fighting. The
Ohristian would bo absolutely free, and
would live on ter1ns Of exact equality with
tho 11ohammeann, which would ba tanta-
mount in the end TO Christian superiority,
The two rnccs never could exist sdo by sido
on terms Of equality. Ono must be superior
to md mhstar OF the other. Again, tho Gov
ernment ut conatantinop1e is not stable
ono. The Sultan has proved himself a weak
man, and the war party has already ongaRcd
in conspiracics against the Porte. Again, It
is to bo taken into account TINT thu Trrka nv,
a nation of fatalists md families, who look
upon tho Ohristians ~ dogs TINT thev ara n
strong military pooplo, wlo for three oen-
turiea have nover refused TO fight aoainst anv
odds; md that they fight with tho frenzy Of
demons, believing that every one who falls inn
fight with Christians goes straight to The bosom
Of Allah. It may bo that the purported
srur1,;oh f1;ann+ch ia Int so-o;,, o,,,,t,,:-
, 1876-10-25

The Chicago prodace markets wera more
active yesterday, and stealier till near Tue
end OF the session, when they were excited
by additional war news. Mess pork closed
109a5o per brl higher, at $1,000 for Octo-
ber aud $l5.024 seller tho year. Lard
closed 7ao per 100 LIS higher. At $9.s3I for
new, cash, and $9.5o@o.ao3 seller the year.
Meats were sc per III higher, at 6}c for new
shoulders, boxed, Sc for short ribs do, and
So for do short clears. Lake freights wers
quiet aud firm, ut 70 for wheat to buffalo,
, 1876-10-25

The caso of ALEXANDER SULLIVAN, on trial
for tho murder of FnASois HAsFoRD, was
given to the jnry yesterday afternoon. Ata
late hour in tho evening thore wcro 10 inai-
cationa OF agreement upon q verdict.
, 1876-10-25

Senator BLAINE was in tho city yesterday,
on his way to Peoria, where lie speaks this
afternoon, Saturday night will find tho Ex-
position Building crowded again on the oc-
casion Of Mr.. DLArxE's first appearance be-
foro Chicago audience.
, 1876-10-25

Tho troops wore not dispatched to South
Carolina day too goou. The colored 1lc-
publcans, after having played tie part of
Quaker non-rcsgtants to the assaults OF
WApx HAtpgoN's Rifle Clubs for eight or ten
weeks, mud finding that the longer they sub
mittsa,to outrage tAs wosss 1t bacains. at
, 1876-10-25
JonN BsoE,.ow, tho renegade Republican ..s. ~,
supporta TILpEH, IN Ills recent icste' 0'"
: tjo .tn,nn.rlpsy ut,,tnrv for Ills It.Igt: ia.

JOHN DIoEi.ow, the renegade Repul''lc''n ~. ~.
supportA TILuEH, IN ILLS recent icte'
this damaging apo1ogy for Ills rhcl' ,o,,,..
When tho War hEaku out Aa ~ nc. ~ athnuyst
himself publicly With tho pasty wnls H. ~ ssouI1 81
hal nawlsely precipitaed IT, because r. ~ vwheh tas5
entirely 0pprova .Ot tAa haeIaoa' ~
VIC re conducting H. ,,x. .,It
UturLow would hare been Wiser 10 a4ss ~, ,hd
nothing about TILnEs's War sccofa, u. 80 sos
more that Is stirred the worse IT sh'c4's .s.o-
only wlcu the WaF bruko osst did w Nv -. NJ.
clatc t,Iu.se,t Will, tho Union cause' ous ~ Va
slated In ills opposition FROM tirss 10 ~ a,,,,-
was Il consistent, bittcr, auA i1ifleSlo@ ,'s.d, o
Sovereignty Coppcrl'ra1(' w 1,.,s,.wooD, 49,
published what lle satd To Juds. uSo ,.",', t,ct
VI Vermont, that Federal soldiers w.. w.. rau,-
pussers, and .labie for the damages 'n H.. s,me
luttteA IN tiln South. But lie useu ,.1. ~ a,hxf
line IT argument In conversation ~" ..a- nm
gentlemen. Yesterday we prlnted ~ y. N h.t
L. Ii. A. BAnssow. Of Burlington ~ ~. mr.
brother III thls city, which co''1an'
graph; .,cech, tree.
rho psssacc IN Gov. t'spEHwoops1 ~ ppines, h y
auct'ty referred to in ths ~ w. ttsr " fsf
goes 40! this dottrfMs o. ,! ~ i. head 80
Sovereign states, SAxCEL j. Titnkss !. md hs osn
fssn te oet'inSs q. tsa u,s hm tot tsser e
ysars have debated this gnsss1,hn. -. "pinIon s.s
H. iiar I'd. a"soa..st!eaa h'a!u nras ,hs set:
sars IL eonysssat.on VIZ tu ' %t iuti Sea ,e,
.! .uo tnar"ta a.Toss a4,ar" tell w. q N o.
rasss, anI iaIltt ..t r 'm f h. 'ntandt.ret;s@.
lion for frtspas*. askea na @ # II wss hi; o9is, o9.
isi,, a. lawyer. that i'll uYses.ns1ssse senl =
sn. put sfs IL ths; a.,; naa asyIu, Ri1f;
thu projection ts,G ~ try lts u~n seu'''
~ ~ trs.pa..ers, GU t"" aa.l ks sait that u "e'
, 1876-10-25

Tho announcement is contnincd in Wash-
ington dispatch TINT ELMER WAsununs,
Chief Of tile Treasury Secret Service, has
been requested to resign. Secretary Mon
nu1 will not find it easy to completely fill
The place that WAsupuaS is to vacate.
There arc plenty Of men who can s'rattlo
around in it," but fcw who can ill It lilo
him
, 1876-10-25
REPUBLICAN, GREENBACKERs IN 111It

- e~AAS*s@N - ~A'e A0A+A~-s
REPUBLICAN, GREENBACKERs IN ILLINOIS,
It is estimated by the managers of tho
PETER CoorEn or Independent Grcenback
party that they will poll 10000 to 10000
votes in the State of Illinois. Allowing n
moderate deduction from this confesscdly in
Aatcd cstimate, VIC will assume TINT PE7En
CoorEn has ut this time 5000 votess pro-
Tossing an intention to vote the Grcenback
ticket. These men aro divided politically in
the proportion of 5,ooo Democrats to 20, 600
Republicans, and the whole game, purpose,
and object Of tho real owners, managers, and
directors Of this party is to keep these
10000 Republicans firm in their purpose not
to vote for tic Republican candidates. Tho
T11pES Democrats Of Illinois have given tho
Cooperites tho candidates for Governor aud
Auditor, haye nominated two or three Coop.
critics for Congrcss, and have divided tho
Legislative and local Offices literally
With them; but in tho whole State
Of Illinois there will not DO 2
per cent Of the Democrats protesting
to bo Grccnbackors who will not vote for
iLIpka. ~ .uo nemocl"!'o neaaqaafters
mere, "''a ~ every ne,aoc1a''o county hoad-
quarters z IN s''e s'aIe, II Is an ascortainsd fact
.hat every DefnocFat'e e'Feehoac&ef Will vote
, tor 11LnkS IN november
II Will DO socn' therefore, TINT tho Demo-
Gratis nre carrying on the samo canvass In
Illinois THAT they 30 lately played
with SUCCESS IN lndlana" There they
T.. - ~
KEPT np the iraad oi the intiauon
party, anti induced lo'ooo Republicans to
, 1876-10-25

Adefphi Theatres
Monroe street. corner Deztborn Nemesis: Or
fha hrzanda Of Chicago" Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-10-25

Greenbacks at the New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at OH.
, 1876-10-25

Inv nG xt[s sa,pa,sn. Thvy tsel pf,se.'
aIent u c.rrytng ths State foF ~ n1 "a Up
WussL4n Il ballptbo1 stol1s
, 1876-10-25

New Chicago Theatre. ..
Clark treet, between Randolph and LAka. 1iooley's
Linstfei1. Afternoon sud evening.
, 1876-10-25

rravcrlysa Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark and LasR1e. Rmer'
pn's Mtn1tscia.
, 1876-10-25

Woods niuscuu1,
Monroe street, between State md Dearborn. Black
Hand and ''Ten NiKhtA in 1sf. Isoom.' Afternoon
9nd eyen!ng.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
WILMINGTON, DEL. MAR. 20. 1875
Not Pd rfixan out Personal.

1t is high time the people were pre-
pared to look their difficulties full in the
face. They have too lons regarded the
efforts of those who are denouncing
Grant and Grantism as partisan. They
are no longer partizan; they are per-
sonal. The individual safety OF the peo-
pie demands Retrenchment of the most
thorough character; and the party that
opposes this is sure to 60 to the wall, as
is also the party that neglects to i'm
prove the opportunity to do SO when it
is offered. Every day the people are
growing poorer-or they are discovering
more fully how surely what they regard
ed as wealth, or the savings of years, is
disappearing and men find that, chill
dren included, each person is taxed to
the tune of about 500 year, to make up
for the extravagant expenditures caused
by such people as Grant and wnat Grant
ism has developed. Under such circum-
stances it is useless to talk about the
currency. 1t is not the currency that
makes the hard times-it is the scandal
ous conduct of those who conduct The gov
ernment-the bribe-takers and others
who have pensioned themselves upon
the industry of the people.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue Of n writ of Levari Facias. to
me directed. will be exposed TO Public sale,
at the Hotel now occupied by Thomns d.
Bradway, in Delaware City. in Red Lion Hid.
New Cast o County. Del. on
MONDAY,
THE I'd DAY OF APRIL. 1876.
AT 2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tract OF land situ-
ate in st Georges Hundred in the County OF
New Castle. and State OF Delaware, bounced
on the north and northeast by the Z ort Penn
Road and On the southeast and south by a
division line between this land and lot of
Mary Cox, thence south seventeen degrees
west twenty-five perohes and fve-tenths of
perch, south seventy-threa degrees east
twenty-five perches and nve.tenths to Stew
art street, thence south seventeen degrees
chant street south hseventy-three degrees east
with sald street to the Delaware River, then
south with said river to marsh late of John
Aiken, theme by the same over land and
Marsh late of John Allrichs William Stewart
and others TO the said Port Penn Road con.
tanning TWO hundred and eighteen acres. be
the same moro or less, with the buildings
thereon erected.
Seized and taken ir execution as the pro-
erty Of David Stewart, NJ. D., and Emma r.,
his wife. and TO be sold by
WILLIAM II, JAMESON, Sheriu.
Shcrif's Once, New Castie.
March IA, 1916 marlS-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
SHERIFE'S SALES.
sHsRBFF'S SALE.

by virtue of n writ of Levari FAcias 10 mo
- directed, will be exposed to Pubiic Sale.
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kent by Hugh Horner. in the city OF VIII
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
THE 3lst DAY OF MARCH, ls1d
At2o clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
Brick Meeting House or Church Building
thereon erected, situated in the City of Will
ming on bouu ded and described as follt twsto
Wit: Beginning at corner of land on the
northerly side OF Second street, at the distance
Of thirty two feet from the casterly side of
Washington street, thence north thirty-two
degrees east and parallel, to washington St.
eighty mine feet more or less to a corner,
thence south fifty-eight degrees east and par
allcl to second street forty eight feet FIVE
inches to corner, thence south thirty-two
degrees west eighty mine feet more or less to
the northerly side of Second street, thence
aleng said side of said street north tifty-eight
degrees west forty-eight feet five inches to
thu place of beginning be the contents within
said bounds what they may.
Seized and taken III execution as the pro-
perty of Pasm0re IL. Mitchell. and Adaline
Mitchell. his wife. and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSON Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE. New Castle.
March g. 1876. marl4 ts ,
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20

G HERIFF'S SALE. :
~ BY virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias IN
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner in the city of will
mington. New Castle County, Del on
FRIDAY.
THE Slst DAY OF MARCH, 1876,
I'll. At2 O'Clock, p. M.
The following describ. Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot of land and four two
story frame dwell ing houses thereon, situate
IN the said city OF Wi mington, bounded and
described as follows. to wit: Beginning Mt
tne northeast corner Of Locust and ''B"
streets thence northerly n ong said east erly
sue nl Locust street ninety -four feet I'd the
s.utherly side of q six f -et wide alley, thence
e ca; terly all ng said side of said alley and
parallel to B" street forty-eisht feet to a
corner, thence southerly parallel to the 6rst
mentioned line and Locust street nipty-
i9ur i91ur, ieet to the aforesaid Borlherly side of
street and thence thereby westerly forty
elgnt Get o the place of beg nning, ba the
contents thereof what they may, with the
iIee use and privilege of the above mentioned
alley in commen forever
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
Perty OF George r, Townsend and Mary Il.
M; townsend his wife, and t.. t.. and 10 be
sold by WM h; LAMB;oN, shefif.
eher'fs Office New Castle,
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
At2 o'clock %. m,

CHERIFF'S SALE. r.,s n
y by virtue of a writ OF Levarip b. ,h1;s 4,
me directed, will be exposed 10 fuO"'
at the nrpr "A
WASHINGTON house 2Oo MAkAtiS W
kept by Hugh IIorner, in the CITY city, W "a
mington New Castle county, Deia"A'"
FRIDAY, go.
THE 3lst DAY OF MARCH. A. d '"'
At2 O'Clock, p. M.
Tho following described Real EsIayeai Iava Tl
ALI that certain lot or piece OF az 11N s;,uad
three frame houses thereon erectou5i houni
in tn city of wilmington. aforesaia' Kidd
ed and described as follows, 10 wii VIA al lid
ming ut a point on the easterly siro ors bua
tonwood street at the distance Oh oro s,om II
dred and forty seven feet six incnes nTu sa,tsrl
southerIy side of "A" street, thehcc csontherN
one hundred feet to stake, thence svysst,r.
thirty. nine feet to a stake; thehco ~ Bnttsn
one hundred feet to the said side ~, thirty
wood street, thence thereby norlnos" be ID
nine feet to the place of beginhins'
contents thereof what they may. =, ,be prt
Seized and taken in execution Mary
perty Of George r. Townsend anu nd T 10
NJ. To wnsend. his wife and t. t' AH'
sold by ,,rpsoN. sherit
sb Ofice, New Castle, ,,,,s
"A. D., 1876. pN-
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
,SHEhIFF'S SALES.

AtuERIFFS SALE =
- BY virtue OF writ OF VendItioni Ex-
ponas to rue directed will be exposed to pub-
lie sale, at the III tF
HOTEL UF WILLIAM B. -EoRD.
At Kirkwcod, in Pepcadcr. hundred New
Castle equity, Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
Tns let DAY OF APRIL. 1875.
At O'Clock, p. m.
The following de, cribed Real fstate viz:
A Il the 80 equal and undivided third parts,
rights nd shares and inter est of. in and to al
that plsntauon an ,rac. of and situate in
Penoadcr hunSred County OF New Castle.
state OF Delaware bounde and desc ibed as
and follows l., wit: Beginning at a stone
thence with his lard north IA degrees west
81 e-l0 perches to stone q corner OF The
Morgan land. thence Herewith south Ssl3
degrees 66 psrch,s, East to stone, corner
. degrees east rs 7-Io perches to astake cor
ner for land OF X. d. Moss, thence Herewith
south forty five degrees west 9S perchts 10 a
stake corner for lands of James A. Benson.
thence with his land north A degrees east
80 4-l0, perche. to n stone, thence south ~
degrees west 80 perches to q stone at the side
OF IIowells School House Road thence with
tho centre OF said road south IS degrees west
81 pcrches to corner Of Andrew Eliason,s
a large corner v hits Oak tree in a line of
land late of said Wn. j. Hurlock. thence
with taid land north SsA degrees east l53
perches to the place of Beginning. Containing
1873 acres and 81 perches OF land with frame
House, Bsrn and Stabling thereon erected.
Seized and taken in Execution rs the pro.
pcrty Of William N. Ward and John d. Ward
and to be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sherifs Office New Castle
March 61S76. ! Marl4 is.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
SALE.

SHER1FF'S SALE.
~ Ny virtue of awIit of Leyari Facias IA
me directed, will Do exposed to Public Sale
at tho S"'0
HOUSE, eos MARKET ST
= Kept by Hugh Horner. in the City of Will
New Castle County, Delaware. en-
FRIDAY.
THE 3isr DAY OF MARCH, ls-G
at o'clock. pm.
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that cert in lot of land having n three
storied brick house tn .reon erected sItnntsI
in the said City of Wilmin gton. boundeJ and
described as follows. to wit:
Beginning on the easterly side of West ST
between Eighth and Ninth streets. at the dis
tance OF one hundred and thirty-nine feet
f9uT and hall inches from the southerly side
OF Ninth street, thence passing through the
middie OF the brick division wall between
the af' resaid house and the house of lisa &c
rye on the south easterly and parallel to
Ninth street one hundred feet to a stake
thence northerly parallel W tn West street
twenty-seven ta ten and half inches To n
line Of Phiip Garrett's land. thence along
balu line wester and parallel with Ninth
street one hundred feet to the said side Of
west street. and thence thereby southerly
twenty,seven feet ten and a halfinches to the
place OF beginning. be the. conteh Is thereof
what they may. '''''
seized and taken in execution AZ the nro-
perty OF Pa:more II. Mitchell, and Adaline.
MS vile. and t. I and to pe ssld by
Ctr, VIM. Il. JAMESON. Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Office, New Castle,
March 10. 1876 mar.14 ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
More bribery.

The President of the National Bank
at. ST. Adams, who is senior partner in
a mail-conttacting firm, on Saturday,
swore that he had paid on behalf of the
partnership, in 1872, the sum of $4,000,
to stop investigation into the Post Office
Department. affairs. This is an astound-
ing charge. Tyner, one of the commit
tee accused was afterwards promoted TO
be Second Assistant Postmaster General,
which Office he now holds. There is a
degree of defniteness and directness
about this testimony which makes it
nearly as crushing as that which ruined
Belknap. The crime of the committee,
however, would be even more disgrace
full to the Republican party than that Of
the Cabiner officer.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20

FLORA McELIMsEY." - Hon. Caleb
Gushing, when he was Democrat wrote
q poem that attracted considerable COM
ment and was very popular with the peo-
pie of Washington and also of New Eng
land; but Of late years the virtues that
Flora McFlimsey" depicted has been
very generally dispensed with in Wash
ington, and her follies practiced to an
alarming extent.
1t is now said that the exposure of
General Belknap's rascahties are due to
a quarrel between Mrs. Belknap and
Mrs. Marsh and that the quarrel arose
from the en Wy and jealousy of the latter
at the elega nee of the attire and jewelry
OF the former. Mrs. Marsh believing, no
doubt that her husband ought to have a
larger share OF the proceeds from the
scoundreliam pcacticed by her husband
and Belknap upon the poor soldiers on
the frontier, through the post-traders. -
The magnifcence of the dress of Mrs.
belknap has been fully described, but as
yet little attention has been bestowed
upon that Of Mrs. Marsh. She, another
Flora McFlimsey, has recently,turned up
inahotel AZ Montreal, Canada, ,and we find
her appearance ut the dinner table there
described BY correspondent when
Mrs. Marsh appears at the dinner table
she wears diamond earrings, three dia-
mond rings on her right hand, four or
tive diamond rings on her left hand, and
a handsome diamond cross. The stones
are all of the first grade, and some of
them are sd large that the total value of
her jewelry is computed at not less than
$4,000"
What a pity there has not been some
such clergyman as Baxter, in Washing.
ton during the past ten years, that the
follies and disreputable career Of Grant
and his Cabinet officers, and the Other
todies to vanity.an pride, might have
been properly exposed. A great weight
will weigh we fear upon the dignitaries
of the church for its pandering to the
pride of these people.