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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

CHERIFF'S SALE,
y By virtue Of n wri, of Ala. Levsri Facias
to me direc ed will be exposed to Public Gale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sn SHIPLEY ST..
kept by Geo, W Ortlip. in the city of viii
mington New Castle county. Delaware. on
MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1876,
at 2 o'clock. p. m,
The following described Real Esta g. viz:
All that certain lot or picce OF land with the
brick mill or factory thereon, including bolt
throstlef, looms, spreadere, pickers and ell
other machinery now therein or which shall
be placed therein by way Of repair. suhstitu-
ton or otherwise, situate in the city Of Will
mingtop, New Castle county and State Of Del
aware, bounded and described as follows that
Is TO say; Beginning at the southeasterly cor
ner Of Ninth and Walnut street southerly
hundred and ten feet three inches TO the
northerly eide of . new street fifty feet wide
called Taylor etreet; thence thereby easterly
parallel with Ninth street one hundred and
fifty eve feet to Q stake standing on the side
Of Wilson street extended; thence ong the
side Of said street yhsps opened OF s1tepded
dred and ten feet three inches TO the southerly
side OF Ninth street; and thence thereby ives
terly one hu. dred an fifty Eve feet to the
place OF beginning. contsininE thirty two
thousand Eve hundred and eighty eight and
,hree quarters feet Of land. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of George Lawrence darsod. and to b
WIN. H. JAMESON. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Castle.
Get, q. 1876 oct26-S
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SHEnIFFS Males.

S,lIERIFF'S SALE.
= By virtue Of wri, of l.evari Facias to
me dl ected. will be exposed to Public Sale
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, SAL SIMPLIFY ST.
Kept by George W. Ortlio. in the city Of Will
mihg.on, New Garlic county, delaware. on
The 18TH DAY MV SF HSodvEMBER. 1876
At2 O'Clock. p. M.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
Land, known as The UNION FARM" and
ars Sa' In ths county snS CT Gs saa State
Of Delaware boun ded and described rs fol-
lows. to wit: Beginning at 3 stone at tho
easterIy side of u private road dividing this
ceased. a corner Of lands late Of Emanuel
Eyere. deceased. now of b. N Derringer.
thence along the easterly side OF said road
north sixty degrees and thirty minutes west
perches 70 . stone. thence by other lands of
the said b. NJ. Derrinser north seventy nine
degrees and fifteen minutes east one hundred
and, thirty.eight peIches to stone In line Of
thence BY that land and. land Of BENJAMIN Ri
lot south sixty.fouf agrees east twenty
three perches to the. middle Of drain. thence
along the same the following courses thereof
east seven and four-tenths perchss. north
seventy nine degrees and fittsen minutes east
filtt en- and four tenths perehes north eighty
two degrees east sixty. five perches. north
sixty-two degree, and fifteen minutes east
three and fve-tenths perches and south
eighty degrees east six and fve-tenths perch
es, thehce through the marsh south fifty. nine
degrees east sixty two and two tenths perches
to the top of the river bank. thence continu-
ing the same courses to low water mark on
| the Delaware River, thence down the river
about one hundred and seventy-four pefches
| to land now of the said DerrinRer. thence
thereby north sixty-0ne degrees and fifteen
minutes west TO the top OF the river bank
thence continuing the same courses through
the middle Of drain or water course one
hundred and ten perches to n stone. Themes
| by new line recently established soutf
forty four degrees asst sixty-six perches to {
stone in the side Of the lane, thence nortl
| fitty-six degrees west four and seventeenth
perches to the pa,e of beginning containing
within the banks about hree Hundred ant
| Sixteen Acres. more or les.
seized and taken in execution \ s the prop
erty of Sylvester ID. Townsend and Mary 4
Townsend his wife. mortgagors. aud Solomon
Townsend, I. t.. and to be sold by
Nm. ". JAMESON. Sherif.
Sherif's Office. New Castle, oc,o6.ts
Oct. q, 1856.
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{ HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of su idry writs of Vendition;
EXponas. to me directed W II be exposed 70
Public Sale Mt tie Hotel of hOmas d Br Id
way, in Delaware City, in Red Lion HundreI.
New Castle county. Delaware. on
MONDAY,
THE 3oth DAY OF OCTOBER, ls7s.
At O'Clock. pm,
The following described cal Estate. viz.
A tract OF land situated in Red Lion hun-
dred, New Castle coulty AID Stat. al Della
ware, bounded and uescrib d az ( ,llovs. On
the east and northe 8, by the Deiaware r;ver
on the northeast and n0rtb b, Ind ~ rw WI.
liam Reybold. on the west a. d by The nubiic
road leading r. IN NV castle % Delawars
VI and ct. orges, on The nor hives, by
land OF harney r. b IL. on the q uthwest Nv
2pd sou b lands James Ii O J and
IA an U NIX "crta mug three bundled
anu lor'y-eight 'cres -, land. be the same
hn or .es', with a large frame mansion
house; brick barn. ftabl,ns, &C., also a large
br,ck Tenant house with frame barn and dairy
nou,e there erected.
oelt a. taken IN execution "a tie nro.
perry VI Aa'honv Reybold, nd to be 30 4 bv
WIN. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
sherins OMc ,. New CastIe. /
oet.6. 1876. J, oae-u
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S,uERIFF'S SALE
y By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed. will be exposed to Public saie
LAFAYETTE Hotel, s4l SIMPLIFY sT..
Kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will
mington, New Castlel cOunty. Delaware, on
THE 18TH DAY Hq SF AA11'vEMBEn. 1916.
At O'Clock. P. NJ.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All those two eertsin Lots of Land situate
in the city Of Wilmington. bounded and de-
Foundry and frame shed thereon erected. be-
ginning at u corner OF lot now or formerly
Of Mi Garrettson. ffty-seven feet four and
one-half inches from the west side of Wal
street. thence BY the said lot north thirty-two
degrees east sixty .nine feet to o line OF lot
now or formerly Of kebecca Jones. thence by
two lines of said lot north fifty eight degrees
west twelve fset seven inches ana a half and
north thirty-tw0 degrees east twenty-five feet
to the line of a let now or lately Of susannah
Alrich, thence Herewith north fifty. eight de-
grses west twenty three feet and three inch
es TO corner of other land of the said Geo.
Steinecker, thence. with line Of said land
south thirty-two de grees west ninety one
feet Front street aforesaid, thence down said
street south ffty-eight degrees east thirty
| i've feet ten and one-half inches to the place
Of beginning, be the contents thereof what
| they may. No. 3 Beginning at corner on
the northerly side of Front street. being also
a corn ST of q lot or piec, Of land conveyed to
Matthew Boyd. at the d(stln Q of eighty fvt
feet from the easlery side of French street Al
the wiAt Of fi(tV seven feet and six incb es
thence north thirty-twO degrees east sixty-siA
feet to another corner stake standing in The
old line, thence south ffty-eight degrees ELS
nineteen feet to another corner stake, bein,
a corner of a lot heretofore conveyed to " L.
liam Fort, thence with line OF that lot n orr Il
thirty two degrees west sixty-six feet to the
| north tide of Front stree. thence north
| fifty eight degrees west nineteen feet to the
place of beginning. be the contents Thereof
what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro.
| perty of Michael Lally, and TO he sold by
WIN. IL. JAMESON. sheriff.
| Sheriff's Office, New Castle. ,oc :.
| Oct. 70. 1876. oct-o'h
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The E,.staped Whites.

The Republican party has long used
the name ''Union" with all its sacred
associations as a cloak to cover the most
audacious acts of wrong ever perpetrated
upon any people by any country. The
white people of South Carolina to-day
under Republican rule, are the most alb
ject slaves they are at the mercy of the
ierocious, heather negroes-the ruthless
vagabond whites. Thus they have two
classes of scoundrelly masters, who stand
over them with loaded arms in their
hands, themselves having been disarmed
by foreign rascal who desires to force
himself upon them as their Governor.
force obedience and submission to these
scoundrels, and thus we see the third
master using the flag of the Union to
cover up robbery, pillage, arson, the VIC
lation of women and all the most horrid
acts to which a people can be subjected.
And this is all done under the name OF
Union" God save the people They
have at last appealed to Him, and He will
save them. The slavery to-day in Soutl
Carolina is ten fold worse than any t.
which the colonies were ever subjected
and far more horrid and offensive thar
that to which the negroes were reduced
by purchase and sale in the South. 1t il
more than any people ought to be asked
to bear; and if it were proposed in an,
Northern State they would fly to arm
without delay.
The Republican party leaders are de
iberately seeking war-war with de
fenseless, unarmed people. God forbi,
hat so corrupt a party should be graft
fed in this horrible purpose-some grea
overruling power is guiding and directin
that people in their humble submisso
that this calamity may be avoided.
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The New York Herald already names
Tilden's Cabinet, and its selections would
form very able and wise body whether
they will be chosen by President Til
den or not. The Herald names them
thus
MATERIAL FOR MIR. TILDEN'S CABINET.
Thurman, the Nestor of Democratic
Senators, not brilliant but solid !; Bayard,
brave, impetuous and thoroughly ground
ed in the constitution; c. F. Adams, an
historical politician who inherits both
his principles and his ability Belmont, a
banker of large experience and acknow-
lodged financial wisdom Trumbull is a
profound and eloquent lawyer; ID. A.
Wells is famous in Europe as well as here
for his mastery of the important question
of taxation; Senator Randolph is a
statesman Of impartial mind and firm
grasp of principle; Morrison is the
Ulysses of his party, the most sagacious
manager of men; Hewitt is manufac.
turer of uncommon ability and breadth
of thought; CASTOR has upheld the Dem
ocratic banner in Massachusetts, through
adversely and prosperity; Payne is &
sagacious and conservative Western bank.
er; Palmer, general in the Union armie.
and Democrat by principle and convic
ton; Senator Gordon. Of Georgia, is til,
ardent and wise friend of civil service re
form in the Senate, and Lamar is tn,
ablest and broadcast statesman of tn,
South, the preacher of peace between tn
sections.
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The SsUindIiu0 MIL.

JUS how much money New Cas-
tie County has been cheated out of
through the operation of the Republican
''Swindling Mill" for grinding out coun-
terfeit tax receipts for negroes cannot be
Oold. But no doubt enough to add ma
.erially to the taxes of each white voter.
1t is to be presumed its operation will be
stopped in November if Sheriff Lambson
can commission enough deputies to fairly
protect the polls from the rascals who
will attempt to use them. We must
have free and fair election-if there is
cheating the Board of Canvass will be
sure to find it out and apply the remedy.
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NHERiFF'S SALE.

@ HERiFF5 SALE.
- By virtue Of a writ of Levari Fucias to
me directed, will be exposed TO Public tale Mt
the ii otel Of Alexander Maxwell. at Middle
town. in St. Georges hundred, New Castle
county, Del. on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1876.
At IL o'clock. m,
The following described Real Estate, va:
All that certain farm or tract Of land with
tn 9 buildings thereon situate in Appoquini-
mink hundred aforesaid bounded as DESERT
bed as follows to wit: Beginning at u stone
BY the side of the Stete r lad leading from
odessa to 81 'ckbird aud at the mouth of the
publ. road leading to HoUkins' Landing on
Black bird creek: thence with said road to.
wards id landing south forty seven ano oHe
half degrees enst seventy nine and one hall
perches to a corner stona for land formerly OF
John Deafyne, now - Smithers' heirs;
from the, ce with said h ,irs u,h thirty eight
and one quarter degrees west ninety six per-
ches 10 a stone on The east side of the afove-
said State road; from thence with said State
road the several courses and distances thereof
to the pl CO of beginning containing twenty
four acres and ninety five perches OF land. be
the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF William II. Lind and Eliza his wife
and t. t., and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBS0N, Sheriff,
Sheriff 3 Office, New Castle,
Oct. q. 1875. oet24-ts
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S sALE.
, By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Pablo sale, at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 sHIPLEY ST.
Kept by George w. Ortlip. In the city of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware, on
MONDAY.
TIE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1879,
At 2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certa o lot of land wi b two story
brick dwelling house thereon erected, situate
in the city OF Wilmiog, Ton, bound cd as descri-
bed as follows; to wit: Beginning at the wes-
terly side OF DUPONT street at thu distance Of
sixty five feet eight and half inches north
erly from the northerly side of Sixth street:
thence westerly parallel to Sixth street and
passing through and along the middle of The
partit on walls between the two dwellings
sixty eight feet to u corner; thence mort herly
parallel to DUPONT street fifteen feet three
and half inches to another corner; thence
easterly parallel to Sixth street sixty eight
feet to the side of DuPont street Aforesaid.
and thence thereby foutherly fifteen feet
three and haif inches to the lace Of begin
ming. be the col tents thereof what they NAV.
Seized and tax n in execution rs the ur T.,
perry of Stephen l.. Nichols and Anna his
wife. and terfe tenants, and t. be 40 nd nv
VIM. IL. LAMBSUN, sheriff.
Sherf's Off, New Castle,
oct. 70. 1876. oct26-ts
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SALE.-By virtue of writ of
- Levari Facias to me directed, will he ex-
posed Public Sale at the
HOTEL, 81 SHIpLEY ST
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of vii.
mlngton, New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF 0NOVEMBER, 1876.
At 2 o'clock. y M,
The following desc ibed Real Estate viz.
sitnate NAV yina ana ahtst On or trac OF land
dted bounded and described as fellows. to viii:
Beginning at white oak at or ne ar Chestnnt
nun corner Of land late OF Peter Br, nbure
a av~ a. 1onn w. Istnm; thence north forty
hve degrees west fifty eight perches. north
eighty-three aud three quarter degrees west
nifty two p riches: thence south ur perches.
CO lest thirty eight and seven tenths
ercnSs; Inence south nifty and half degrees
west sixty niue and six tenths perches IN md
OF william Il. Derrickson; then Q along The
same south seventy degrees east sirtv 6vs
and nine tenths perches to a corner stone nv
sw small run run; thence BY the same land south
twenty four degrees vest twenty SIX and sev-
en- tentns perches to another corner Of sa;a
Derrickson's laad; thence south sixty Tires
uegrees east twenty and six tsnths p.rches To
ba staAe OF stone; thence south eighty and a
nalt easttwenty one and three tenth erches
70 stone IN The middle of hichaI dson's road.
| thence continuing the several courses sixtv
elehl perches TO stone; theme north irty
Nv aeerees east fourteen and half perches
grees west niIeteen and half perches; and
ence nor forty zine ana a half degre !
east twenty four perchss 10 the sid White
iree and pl"ce of beginning. containing
quaI tiers acres. be the sans more or less.
seized and taken In execution as the pro
perry oi Joseph 5. Foreman. and to be old b,
| VIM. n. Lam BSvN, Sheriff.
Oct. II 1876 ~ CASTLE o.,,s..
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sERENADE TO SENATOR BAYARD

The Baltimore Gazette says: After the
close of the meeting, last night, Senator
Bayard was serenaded at Darnum's hotel
by the Sixth regiment band. There was
a large number Of persons present. The
Senator was loudly cheered. Suisse
quent ly he and the other speakers were
enterta ined by number of prominent
citizens at the hotel with banquet, at
which the usual toasts were offered and
appropriate responses made.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to me
Hotel Of VIM. B; Ford, ut Kirkwood in PEN
cader Hundred. New Castle county. DEL. on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1876,
at2 O'Clock. p. M,
The following desc ribed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract Of land
situate in Pencader hundred, New Castle coun-
ty. in the state oil Delaware bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit: Beginning at stone
summit Bridge. and running thence up said
road south i've degrees east sixteen perches
to stake in said road; thence with said road
south thirty seven and one quarter degrees
a corner for land late of Frisby Boulden;
thence with the line Of said land south eighty
degrees and three quarter d eg. east forty four
nerches to stake; thence with q line Of said
land late of the said Boulden and land Of
q ments south seventy three degrees east
thirty six perches and three tenths TO stake;
thence with 8 aid Clements land north eighty
nine and one quarter d grees east enc hun
ored and seventy one perches to a stake n
thence with said land n lrtl thirty seveu and
one quarter degrees west one hundred and
five perches and five tenths to stake on the
s,de OF the 81. GEORGES road; thence with a
meIly OF Charles Boulder south eighty nine
and one quarter degrees west two hundred
and thirty two eerches and five tenths to a
stake In the road leading past the school
quarter degrees west sixteen perches tn a
st Ike; thence south eighty eight and three
quarters degrees west seventeen perches to
the place Of beginning. containi one hua-
ofed and nifty eight acres and fifteen . erche s
OF land. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perry of William X. Scott and Margaret mis-
wife. and Stephen Cunningham terre tenant
and to be sold by
VIM. H. LAMBsoN, sncr1r.
Sherir's ONCE, New Castie.t
Oct. ~, lsIh oct24.ts
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INGERsoLL.-The New York Evening
Express speaks of the favorite republican
orator, Col Ingersoll, as follows:
"The man who in his book on "The
Gods and Other Lectures" calls the Al
mighty ian indefinite fiend, who says
''despise and defy him." who asks "who
can worship such God? who can bend
the knee to such a monster? who can
pray to such a fiend?"-who calls the
Deity ga phantom that is deaf and dumb
and biud, "and. whose words and thoughts
are covered like black cloud all over
with imprecations against the Bible-is
again invited to be the exponent of Hayes
in the State OF New York"
This man Ingersoll is considered very
eloquent because he is Internationally
ribald and blasphemous.
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c HERIFb'S SALE,
, By virtue OF u writ OF Leyarl tacias
me directed. will be exposed to Public >aie i
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. S4l sHlPLhl "
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the city OF
mington, New Castle county. Delaware vi
MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER NOi|
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ
All that certain lot of land with tMosS
dwelling house thereon. situate IN .ae
city of Wilmington. bounded and aes cr
as follows, to wit: Beginning at o point on y.
southwesterly side Of Twenty-third stree. )
the distance of one hundred and iolN ~
feet northwesterly from the nor,nnwss st.,
side of Market street; thence sou.aSs;. n;S;I
parallel with market street by ing a T.,n,
this from other land of said Joseph law Jaw
one hundred and twenty three ieei -"
inches to q corner in limo OF now OF ia,:s
cob Derrickson's land; thence by say l ~ i,
land in q westerly direction thirty wv
eight and three quarters inches 70 cO tSsa
land conveyed to Sebastian KeynolaS .uS M
northeasterly by said Reynolds lana ~ M
rallel with Market street one hungiIsSSs
thirty six feet eleven and a quarter nsr n
the aforesaid side of 7 ~enty thiro; s swsii se
thence thereby southeasterly thru IN ,Ssrl
the place of beginning. be the conten'' Wv
OF what they may. cha nj
Seized and taken in execution As Duh w.
perty of lEdwin u. Hannum ana M"
~ WIN. II. JAMESON Sh'n''
Sheriff's Cfflce. New Castle, ..a;.t;
o I. 20, 1876. oc'-
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GOING BACK ON HIMSELF.

The company of German fusiliers, of
Charleston, whose disbandment has been
ordered by Governor Chamberlain, Of
South Carolina, is one ofthe oldest bod
les of citizen soldiery in the country. hav-
ing celebrated its one hundredth anniver-
sary last year, and fought forthe colonies
in 1776. Upon the anniversary referred
to Governor Chamberlain, in answer to
an invitation to be present, said: IL APP
preciate this honor very highly, and l spec
tally regret to find it impossible for me to
accept your invitation. 1t was great
privilege for me on recent occasion to
speak of our State in the presence of
many thousands of our Northern brethren
and in some sense in the presence Of the
whole country. 1 cannon regret my alb
sence on your account, but only on my
own, for l covet the honor of helping to
open the series of centennial celebrations
which South Carolina will institute in
Inemory of her revolutionary heroes and
history" He also said: "Every man is
my political friend whose honest purpose
is to give peace and prosperity to South
Carolina. Every man is my political fot
who would for any cause stay or turr
back the returning tide which is bearing
these blessings to our people, This is
as little in keeping with his present posi-
ton as his letter is with his acts. If tn
fusiliers are an unlawful organization
they were as much SO when this lette
was addressed to them as they are now
and yet, to serve selfish political purpos
their arms are demanded of them, an
they are now branded as rioters and as
sassns.-BdU. Sun.
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The fact seems to be entirely over
looked that Mr.. McMullen, the Republi-
can candidate nominated by negroes and
whites for Sheriff, was some four or five
years an officer under the Government,
for which he was paid for many a days
work that he never performed. Just so
much money of the people might as well
have been given him-for the service
rendered was Of little account. Some of
mis- collections were of doubtful unwar-
rant; but they were never paid back to
the farmers. Not a word of this was ut
tered in his speech. Had he forgotten it ?
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Election November 9TH.

Polls Open Between and 0 o'clock a.
IN, and Close at p. IN.
Let every Democrat determine to vote
early and let him then see if all his Dem
ocratic neighbors have voted. 1t will pay
you we'll to do this. If we succeed your
taxes will be diminished and thus COM
pensate you largely for any trouble, while
you at the same time perform a patriotic
duty.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 26.-William b.
Whitney filed his voluntary petition in
bankruptcy this morning. His liabilities
are s425 200, distributed over the North
west and in New York State. The heav-
lest creditor is L. G.. Whitney, of Madi-
son, Wis, who has claim of S125 900.
The Louisville City Bank has claim of
10000, and the Northern Bank of Ken
lucky one of $4,000 The assets are bank
and other stocks to the amount of So
600; real estate, 100000, and railroad
bonds $4,000. OF this amount S125, OO(
have been realized, under an assignment
made in 1875 to George w. King, b. f
Deming and John Clark, of Indiana, un
der the insolvent laws of that State.