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1,euist1 mas Returning Board Giving tho kIee-
torai Vote TO the Republicans.

torai Vote 10 the Republicans.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-The Returning
Board has returned as elected all OF the HAYES
electors. giving the lowest HAYES elertor over
the highest Tllden elector more than three thou
sand majority. The excitement runs high.
The following are the figures Lowest HAYES
sleotor 7tO03; highest 1ilden eleotor, 7O58s;
highest Hayes elecior. ,j,i35.
Tho returns as opened by the board showed
for the highest Tilden elector, wicklifc, $3.50
votes.
The board counted out 1891 Democratic ma
only Republican state ofncials were admitted
They gave no reason for ihis course
Its also understood tina, they declare the
entire Republican state tick"t elected hy 35OJ
and good Republican majority 10 the Legis-
Al $50 to-day the Secretary of Site personally
served on Gov. kellogg the following uotnca-
tion
o'r''t e ,~ va 5srssss srssss'Ss Bee q isssr s.5
ssTe sT, h {. ~. n K tSr Gs s Of
s1 Of 1hs esSon ns ssG IN ',d a, S. on s IN q No.
sseeSGiaa af toes % se'
seetor; OF President y.ePresl len. O me United
MI, FSr me g te a large. wm' z K'iio;s ard j.
on asnr on tSr srd MarI. r.'f naTs ss
& Aaron = % L.vi'csi Fifth ORLANDO n. Brewster sii.h
IN tes,I%cny -hereot ] have hcreun,O signed nv
us nh Of pee 9 mssr B sS nn f'aSs Ss uGs
ponuencf OF tie United states lundred ani fr-t
Is Eucdl. T. g. DK7LoSpy. Secretary Of stAge.
Accompanying this eriihcate was state
msnt of the aggregate votes for Presidential
electots as certified 10 by the Secretary Of ate,
~ foil Wa;
onicial compiled returns Of an election held In the
btato Of Louisiana on the 5tI DAY Of November
writ OF election dated Sept. H. ordering same rur
Fuant a. the provisions OF .D No. ps 10 rcgu.f
ouot, and TO maintain The freedom ana lu-tY OF
elections TO prescribe 80 mod of maAllg
turhs q .eot; provide for the election ot i,turn
Ing ter- ani drnui-g thrir powers ava duties
y peec itr the mode ~ entHrin. the 10 ~ tho
Senate "a llou . ~ Reur seuiatyes aud to enforce
article ~ - thc Constitute ION annroycl Nos 20 1872,
VICE Prtfloent OF tue United 80 es:
VIM. + Kellogg, at large. 7S1A5.
J. Herr furch, at lar e. i5.l2g
Peter Jpsep First ton -r -slulli District. 740if
7l,Us5.
J. horrn Marks, Third Congressional D trict 74lis
slOi3
7L0l7.
o car jon ior siIth Conversational District. 1880
John Vi knry. al larEe, 7u,JOS
Robert WcS'lnf, large. 7O5O9.
Louis -t. Martin, Fir ttongfes-unAl Diaric 10 $50
Fenk =. Puchee, second Congressional District. 20
-Alclbidde D-bAnc, Third Congressional District
T0,hB.
v. "A. Lay, + urth uegerslonel District. 3O5gt
". e. tpbi Flfth to0gr -flpnal Di,frlci, ~ tsS
X A. cross, si1th Congressionil District 7O,15o.
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HosTON, Dec 5-Munlclpal elections were
hei no several cities OF the state to-day Tho Issue.
Ncr purCy lOca. At New RcdfOrd Hnn II ly,rhlu tho
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BILBAO, Dec o. There is considerable politi-
cal excitement here. The Junta of BscaY has assem-
blcd fnr an extraordinary eession and n feared that
the Governor Will dissolve n. Tue ncwsUapcr. r,cuu
mend the people OF the Basque provinces 10 remain
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All Iie,. Oain Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 6.In View Of the complioa-
tons attending the Presidential erection the proprtors
Of sulysn'a and Augss pool rooms have drc arcd AL
bcfs on 49," general resu ~ and refuuaiug Toe
money ~ holders Of poUl tickets.
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SAN TRANCIsCo, Dee. I'll IL. Grayice, who
kuhd Edward Maiden editor Of the Mtrccd 7, Nnpe
two years ago, yesterday iOund guilty Of murder
iu tne stcOnd dcgrCr lie has been tried IA sever
courts a.d he case wll PROBABLY bo appealed 20 the
Jc
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AMHERST Mass, ID @. g. Tho Hampshire
fust Ministerial AssociatOD u Of It's quareiY sessiOn
g lv voted TO suspend Indefinitely the Rev. C. d..
LOihrOp On charge Of cruelty to his family.
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HAHRIshruu. Pa, Dec. 3 --lacnb G. Kunlle,
all tmpulre ot Tho Yves, IN Union Irl. grRpa COM.
Y telCsraph pole.
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.LospoN. Dec 5.-'rho Cambridge Unlyorslty
Roet club has dec inca the chalil nse Of Yale snd
Cuiurl o. iNorsile. 10 loui0artd On lhe Tuaues
from futnty 20 horilakr in August 1871.
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OMAnA, Dec. 5.-After "A full hearing Judge
refused 10 giant thc injunction g. rtstrilu the
Republican eectOrs from ca,tlns thelf votes.
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MoNrrEIIERNt., ID 60. GOV. f. thanks. who
haA hn'h 10 critical CuuA On Is Low uut u danger.
The hcpuoLcan e.rciors arc IN secret caucus hpsr
to-day
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HUDSON. n. Y, Dec. 5.-At the charter cleo
tcu iu DAY turnrl, II. kyane ncmocrat, elected
Major. The entire Democratic ticSoi, with TN e1Nsp
uun Of Assessor and one A Alderman, Was elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

Greenwood lake IL being drained in order TO
pull up tho many sumps that seriously interfere with
navigation. Large shoals OF pckerel and bass are
caugDt In meta nv the fishermen. Tue drainage OF
necosstsss rest0eklpg,
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AXnrn,nntnei,nI,rr.

BELLOWS FAILS, Doc. o. Jauos ". Conn
FORT OF tnr hrm oi Athertun Coz ni thie place lng
aecanr'u .or mo- lius sosral thousand dol a,. II
10 tuppostd ne sgnne sUut.l
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wade Hampton urging the citizens OF south
Carolina 20 intain the pc &c. Portrait OF ChainDcr
lain the kepdUlic n claimant see trank LesHt's ~
iuSH htsd NsuspuEeT. Out to-day Adr
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Clesr or rarity cloudy weather aud ri ing tenn
pcrltnre, VITA llgh ee- ery TO snuthely Nlnis aud
stationary OrsioNN failing barometer,
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ATLANTA, o.. Dec. 3. The A lanta and Rich-
mona AR liur Railroad was sold to-day At pu0ic sale,
and Ne purchased by the boudhoders OF The road Tor
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IoSnoS. Dec; 5.-rhere was better feeling
On ll' N'tn tAththge iJ'oGy. Art"nftur+ attauctd 4
iv d. ana International stugSs are al inner.
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IIORIDA.
q Brenk in Teirsrnph Communicniion-sIop-
ming MI DCsnaIche.,

The Western Union Telegraph Office re-
poris that the wires from Lake City ralla-
hasse, Iia, ore interruutei. No press despatch
o. have oeen received from lal .hdsse Tonight.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 6.--At the munlclpal
election tWqny NNYor Davenport (Rcpubiic In) was re.
elected 9y s?v mslvrnY over Lewis Lapnam (DenVcraD
u . total vote OF 1000.
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The Thermometer In New FORK Yesterday.
At Huduuts At 2 o'clock 4. ". sts: g. 24s;
.. q ~ u. So aO f. VI, ~ Il. 81. .. So 4. 2Ss
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The South Carolina caHvassers IN jail. See cut
In Frank LeSIfts WnSra<d fsespapsr. 0uI to-day.
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moody aud sanLey should 10 10 Wnshinaton.

AKRON. OHIO. Dec. 5.-San Jns6 Bucne1-r,
Ired and acquitted last spring of robDing United
staes Fxpress COmpany's safe OF $4,000 yOunt ariY
sppaared yesterday and conf ssed hls gult. Hs con
fessIOn e supposed he the result OF attending ths
Moody ard Sankey meetings Ia Chicago BtieRezer has
restored 10 the company ABOUT $1,000
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LONooS, Dec. 5.-rhe World states that the
onsitt.'s TO the marriage Of the Kin. OF spain lIu
DuSo &C. honipensiCrs dsughter have been removed.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09
SHA ERIEF'S SALE.

t(f virtue ola writ of Levari Foe;os
- to me directed, Will be exposed 10 Public
lie at the ''0
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2O5 MARKET ST.
Kept by Hugh Ilorner. in the city of Will
mlngton. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
TIE llth DAY OF MARCH, A, D. 1876.
AT Two o'clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
, All that certain lot or piece of land with n
thr g story brick house thereon erected sim
ateu IN the city of Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and described as follows, to wit -
BeEinning on the northerly side of Fourth
street. at the distance of one hundred and
tn,riyctwo feet easterly from the easterty
SIDE OF Adams street. thence easterly along
the said side Of Fourth street sixteen feet to
q stake, thence noctheIly and parallel TO
Adams street one hundred and five feet and
one malt OF an inch to the southerly side of a
twenty leet wide street running parallel to
FOURTH street, thence along the said side of
hesaid street westerly sixteen feet to a stake
ana thence southerly and parallel to Adams
street one hundred and i've feet and one half
OF an men to the aforesaid side of Fourth
street and place of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the nro-
nerty Of VIM. Ii. Schoen and MARY Ellen
Schoen his wife, and to be sold by
c,ro, WIN. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sh0rid's Office. New Castle,
February. IL. 1876. feb11-ts
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us 1T A PERSONAL GovERNMENT.-Cn-
der this caption the New York Herald
publishes an article, making nearly
three columns in that paper, in which it
recites forty -four separate and distinct
charges agaigst Grant, and closes by say
ing that its purpose is to show that
Grants acts care not the blunders Of
weak or ignorant man, but that they dis
close, during long period, deliberate
and conscious purpose to use the powers
OF government for his own personal ag-
grandizement, regardless of the will of
the people or the sacreduess of the Con-
stltutlon and laws. And it is remarka-
BILE corroboration of this view that, like
all men OF despotic tendencies and de-
signs, he surrounds himself only with
those whose corrupt designs make them
his ready tools. He grows constantly
more impatient of contradiction. In his
message he scolds Congress, and in pri
vate conversation he and his intimates
do not scruple to express their anger and
amazement at those who oppose his
will. 1t is notorious that members Of
Congress who do not agree with him find
scant welcome at the White House, and
that he will not listen to advice or re-
monstrance even from the leaders of hi:
party. Opposition to his will he does
not hesitate to punish in the most per-
emptory manner.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09

THERE is one thing" says the Spring
field Republican, "that hurts parties more
than the detection and exposure Of their
rog deries. That's, any appearance of de
desire to screen or palate their Offences
And that the very kind of work in which
the Republican party has been engaged
for long time past. There has been
systematic endeayor throughout to cover
up and conceal the doings of the rogues
who have figured conspicuously as lead
ers in that organization. The whole
power of the Administration has time and
again been exercised in behalf of men
who have been detected in crimes, which,
perpertated by individuals in private life
would cave consigned them to prison
What is worse this governmental inter-
ference has generally been successful
and the rogues have escaped. But the
people have not been blind to these pro
ceedings, They have noted them all care.
fully, and when they are next called W
to give an expression to their sentiments
will not fail to do so in a manner that
will admit Of no neutrality-suspicious..
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09

P1NcHBAoK VOTED 0ur-The q. S.
Senate, yesterday, by vote of 80 to 20
declared that Pinchback was not en-.
titled to seat in that body. Morton
now finds he has lost control of the Sem
ate and also of the Republican party as
an all-powerful leader.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09

The Radical newspapers are now rap
turous in praise of the selection of DANA
and TATE. But they lauded the appoint.
ment of Schenek and Belknap just as
loudly.
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SHEhIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF's SALE.

RY virtue of sundry wri.s of Vendit;oni
- Exponas. to me directed. will be expos
ed to Public Sale. or the premises. near
Milford y Roads. in Mill Creek Hundred.
IN New Castle county. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF MARCH. 1876.
at IL O'Clock M,
The following described personal property.
viz;
Three horses, / yoke Of oxen. cows,
hogs. farm wagon, 3 dearborns, 4 plows.
twin harrow. 2 cultivators,. wheelbarrow.
grndstone, 2 sets of carriage harness. 2sets Of
wagon harness. 2 set of pl0w harness. lot o.
hay. wheat and corn, blacksmith tools, house .
hold furniture. beds. bedsteads and bedding.
bureaus. tables. chairs. carpeting, stands,
stoves. clock. Also, lot of dairy fixtures, & o.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Eli Mote. and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
Mar. 4. A. d.. 1876. ! mari
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF

PUDIIo SALE OF
GOOD HORSES, FAT STEERS. COWS
nc. &c.
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the farm Of
Elmer w. Cla.k, adjoining New Castle. Del
aware. on
MONDAY. MARCH II 1876
at II o'clock. IN.
s head OF SUI perior farm or work q
Horses, 2 pair of large fat Western N\
oxen, one thoroughbred Durham H%
Bull. milch cows, two young sows. .AkG
D pair of fine Brahpa chickens. lew pairs of
white Dutchess Pigeons, large farm wagon,
tive horse carts. one good express wagon, iron
axle. with tongue and shafts, horse rake, 9
barrelssof pure cider vinegar.
TERMS-All sums of $50 and under, cash.
over that amount credit of months, on
purchaser giving bankable note with APPROX.
ed endorser, interest added, or per cent; of
for cash. ELMER W. CLARK.
L W. Stidham Il Son.. Auct's mars-2tdsw
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09

Hotel of James {. Townsend. at T Townsend,
in Appoquinimink Hundred. New Castle
County. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF MARCH, 1876,
az O'Clock. PM,
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain tract. farm, piece or parcel
of land situate in Appoquinimink Hundred.
New Castle county md State of Delaware,
adjoioing lands of eide N Z. Rothwell. owen
g. Grow, Jonathan Stevenson. Henry Davis.
decelset. one G0odink. George Davis and
others, the metes aud bounds of which are as
follows, to wit: beginning at IA stone n cor
ner for lands Of Stevenson. thence with said
stevenson sou' h twenty-iour and half de-
erees east crossing the pabhc road leading
ir, N Pryor's coraer on the state road TO
thoroughtare neck eighty eight and four
tcnths perches to the public road leading to
the Brick store landing. thence with said last
named road north eighty nine and a half de-
grees east with lands Of John A. Cavendcr
ninety-six .perchts to land OF o. c. Crow,
thence with sad Crow north twenty-three
degrees west Gas near as could be taken) one
hundred and thirty perches TO stone on the
north side of Il branch, hence with said trcw
north sixty-one degrees cast fiity-scven
perches to II ditch line Of lands of G. Il. Roth
well thence with said ditch and said Roth
we'll north fifty and fourth degrees west
iittyseven perches to said Thoroughfare Neck
road, thence crossing raid road and with said
twenty four and six -tenths perches with said
ditch and said Rothwell's land north 3l19 de-
crees west II clio pcrches to the run of
branch thence with the several water courses
of said brandhes and land of said Rothwel,
about one hundred and eighteen perches TO
broken or dead top tpanish water oak, By
the run of said branch corner or near a cor
ner tor lands Of Col. Geo. Davis and Mrs
Allen. thence with said Davis and Allen
south G2 L. degrees west aS near as could be
taken. running TO the south OF n small mark
ed white oak $40 of Il perch dcst. ljj perch
es to lands of Gooding, being about 50 links
south Of what is supposed to be the corner of
Goooing, thence 18th said Gooding and lands
of Henry Davis. deceased. south twenty. one
and a half degrees cast 2l6 $40 perches to a
stone. a corner for said Davis and supposed
to be line Of the lands of the aforesaid
Stevenson's, thence with said Stevensons s
Il degrees east II perches home. to the place
Of beginning. cantaining two hundred and
seventy five acres Of land, be the same more
or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Joseph w. Nandegrit and Clara Van
degrft his wife and terrc tenants, and to be
sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sherids Office, >ew Castle,
February IL 1876. teb1i-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09
The Fussy Mem ber.

Mr.. Blaine has certainly earned the
reputation of being the fussy member of
the House. He is up on every occasion,
and is constantly endeavoring by some
little parliamentary trick to bring the
rules of the House to bear in favor OF his
party, or to discomfort or embarrass
members who regard as paramount the
subject of debate. Blaine has resorted
to his game SO much that the country
has become somewhat disgusted with it.
On Tuesday he tried the boys trick on
Mr.. Lamar, OF Miss. While that gentle
man was deRouncing with his character
istic force and eloquence the miserable
scheme of the Radical Judge of the Dis
trict Cor of Washington to get posses
sion of the records of the House Commit
tee in the case of Belknap, Mr.. Blaine
sprang up and exclaimed;
The House can refuse it or can send
i: there. l dare, dare, that side of the
House to refuse it" Loud applause on
the Republican side"
The speech and scene that followed
was perfectly ridiculous AMI lacked even
the dignity that should be found in an
ordinary debating club.
But it served the,good purpose to show
the whole people of the country the diff.
ference there is between not only the
two gentleman confronting each other
on the floor, but also the difference OF
the two great pArties-the one earnestly
endaaToring to search out and eradicate
crime in high places, and the other as
earnestly enieavoring 70 conceal and
cover it up.
The bast elements Of human character
and civilization were inely illustrated in
the reply Of Mr.. Lamar. and instead Of be-
ing disconnected he calmly and quietly
administered enc Of the most incisive re-
Dukes that was ever witness / in the
House, and then continued his speech to
the close, without further interruption
from fussy Mr.. Blaine, who had inter.
rupted him with remarks eighteen times,
and each time WAS answered with such
point and effect as to show that he lack.
ed tAe knowledge of the very parliamen-
tary question under debate. And the
clear and precise logic of Mr.. Lamar re-
quired Blaine to admit his error eacf
time he rose, or make himself appea
more ridiculous. To a! lockers on Blain
was dwarfed into the orator of the stuml
while Lamar rose in the estimation o
even his political foes. And this view o
the forensic encounter spread to all part
Of the country where the debate is rea(
by intelligent people. Blaine had sough
to bully Lamfr for some time. But a
some of the newspapers of his own part.
say, injured himself SO much as to tarn
ish the laurels he had already won il
the early part of the session. The conduc
OF Mr.. Lamar, was equal to that of tn
finest debaters the English Commons ma
given the world, at least that is the con
clusion forced upon US after reading fro1
the Congressional Record of yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09

The following descrbei Personal Property
viz:
Two good work or driving horses -
colts, coming three years old, l. one LIrN
year old, z cd COWS. some of6SN
which viii be in profit by day of.AAA
'ale. One good brOoding sow with pigs. 2
short pigs.
FARMING UTENSILS.-l good Buckeye
moving machine, nearly new; farm wagon
market dearborn Jeony Lind carriage.
steel tooth horse rake. corn sheller. set of
dearborn harness. set cart do. / set of
double harness, plow harness, plows harrows,
cultivators, rake. shovel, spade. fork, hoes,
corn and oate by the busne, vinegar by the
gallon. cider barrels, butter cooler. | cresm
can, pans and buckets also, a lot Of wheat
in the ground.
C tNDITI0NS OF SALE.-All sums of $50
and under cash; all over tn at amount a credit
OF 80 days will be given, by the purchaser Civ
ing ban kable note and approved endorser.
without interest: if not paid when due, in.
terest from date.
REBECCA BLACKWELL,
EXecutrtX.
Stephen c. Searpless, Auctioneer. mar,.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09
6 YOKES OF GOOD OXEN

Some pure bred Alderny Cows, several Short
Horn Cows. some with Calves by their sides,
and some Springers, W bich will be in profit
soon.
:, Among the Shoats are one pair of pure
Essex, number of Berkshires, Chester co.,
Whites and some common stock.
The other articles consists of / Phaton, |
no-top buggy NEARLY new and made by best
makers. Peach Wagons complete and
lnearly new), several Farm Weons.
Farm Roller, Il pairs of new Twin Harrowe.
&c.
Programmes on day of Sale. with full des-
cripton of Horses.
TEkMS.--All sums Of and under 500. Cash
over that amount credit of six months will
note with approved endorser and adding in
terest from day sale.
No Postponement on account of weather.
S. NJ. Esos, Auct. E,K,CaCHRAN.
Feb9-wlt
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09


At 2 o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with n three-
story brick dwelling house thereon, situated
IN la the sad city Of Wilmington, bounded and
described IS follows. to wit:
Degihnlng at the southerly side of Eighth
ssree!, between King and French streets, at
,noh rne uis4nce OF eighteen feet one and a half
lnches ffom the westerly side of French street
anu an AT tne centre of the patty all between
tHlS IN anu the acioining dwelling on the east
81 81 Joseph H. Beggs. thence SO dtherly through
.ne cehtre OF said wall and parallel to French
sereet =, slxty-twc feet eleven and half inches
!? iand OF James Elliot, thence westerly along
ms nls land and parallel to Eighth street twenty
t teet hve and live eighth inches more or less
n 70 corner thence northery parallel to the
inIst described line and French Street along a
iine III OF other land of said Dure and West SIX
1.-TWO ieet eleven and one halt inches to the
~ 10, esald southery side of Eighth street; and
ssnence si, thereby easterly twenty feet five and
i've eighth inches more or 'ess to the place OF
may. 'neieoi "h"' 'neS
Seized and taker ir execution as the pro-
cry 81 W. II. Schoen and Mary Ellen Schoen
MS "lie. and 7: and TO be sold by
e,. WILLIAM II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
s"eTn's once, New Castle.
FEBRUARY ~, 1876 feb23.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09
FARMING UTENSILS. &C.,

Among the Horses are number of fine and
valuable roadsters, good. sound, young. iarm
horses and some cheap horses suitable for
any purpose.
LIZZIE PIERCE. by Frank Pierce, the cele-
brated sire of fast trotters. is a young sorrel
mare years old, kind gentle aud sound; she
has never been trained or timed but we be-
lieve she can trot in a good deal less than 3
minutes and bids fair to be very fast
MARY EVERETT, sired by Edward Everett
is fine. large. strong. bay mare, and b ellie ed
to be in foal by Mambrino Pilot, is s years
old and has pulled two men in wagon in 3
minutes.
JENNIE BRADFORD. is a very handsome dap
pie gray mare OF great endurance and a fine
d river
KENTUCKY is avery fine large brown horse
sound and kind in all harness. . years old, a
fine driver. can trot in 3;3J or less, and is un-
SURPASSED as a saddle and family horse.
There is also a pair of nicely matched Gray
Horses. suitable for any purpose.
Several MARES with foaL
Several Colts, &c.
Ono line young Bay STALLION, 5 years old
| l5R hands high. sound and kind in all har-
ness. sired by Child Harold" and out of a
| Litigation mare. making him superior
| stock horse,
- The MULES are cheiefly years old, green
Kentucky MULES. fne size and best grades
but there are pairs of young large sized,
well broken MULES. which are frst-class il
every respect
| Among the Cattla
The daily gazette., 1876-03-09

have now In stock whit
YN and check canton mattings, BY the pie
..us d, .atithe lowest prices. - '' f'e y
W. b. SHARP,
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