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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09

lie JUICE dc paroisse. n. s. Landry,
Nni croft bien que NJ. Miles est I'M she,
tif suependu, car il Ia suspendu lul-mo.
me, st qui croft egalemcnt que le gou.
vearNlsur Antoine ne pent pas plus rein.
tegrer en- fonctions IL sheriff Miles quill
ne peut 1Gcapiter 10 juge de paroisse
landry OIL le JUICE de district Flagg,--a
Ouyert sa. Ceur lundi.
Yes depntes-coro,lcfs A. Gonlilain ct
U. Copponex Fassistaient.
Vingtl OH vingt-cinq citoyens de cou-
leur, sans d0ute amls de Ia loi, etai-
ent presents i Pouverture de IN Cour.
Les uns avaient DIES batons, les autres
DIES pistOlets, les trOisiames Hen; mails
lis fnrent tous parfaitement calmes.
La moisson du riz est vraiment tres
abOndante ct tres satisfaisante. QUAINT
i; Ia came, ellie p0usse avec grande
yigueur. t5u
On fera du sucre cette aimee, ct beau
COUP g
-Ltaffaire Yates est renvoyee 4 lun-
di proclaim.
IN. Yates NEST pas plus stetaustcr qu'
il nest politician.
II est ell &C moment Fobjet dune per.
secution politique.
On veut sa place, ct c'est tout.
--Mais rohre gie esteM assMtee
Ia eie est trop iMcertaine ct nest sus-
pendue qu'a an ill, nous dit philosoplli-
qnement, ct avec beaucoup de vtrite, lie
Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance Gem.
paay. es
Aussi adressons-nous a FEquitGble,
aCompagnie locale, solide. honnete ct oui
he place son argent Que dams lie Sud, atin
Ren fare bdaafhcie, hpeuple du Sud.
-Maries, lie lundi 4 scptembre, 4 Pc
elise ST. Michel, par lie reverend Renau-
dier, Madcmoiselle Corinne G%ourdain ct
Monsieur Joseph Oubre. tous les deux
tie cette paroisse.
Nos souhaits sinceres de prosptrite ct
de bonheur pour les deux jeunes epoux.
-Maries, lie imardi 5, u Ia meme egli.
sc, par le reverend Remainder, Made
iioiselle Euphemie Bourgeois, de la pa
roisse St Jacques, ct Monsieur w. Bar
re, della paroisse st. Jean Baptiste.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
NOVELTIES.

NorvEAc MONDE. Pas do Cong,es, silcn-
ce.-Grant sc baigne Il Long Branch.-Ho-
ratio Seymour, pour canse de snute, decline
IN nomination de gonverneur do l'I,tnt do
New-1"rk. lorslleimer sera nomm a 81 pIa.
ce.-La fievre jaime sevit toujo,rs il Savan-
nah. Les ntgres ont tue mn blanc a Wind
son, o. DIN $ rrcis Ia presse rndicale ne Sin.
teresse nnnnx noirs tues par DIES blaucs. -
Grand incshdie tie fortts Ell Pennsyivanie.-
Ln propaganda electorate est claude dams
'lndiann. Grant fernit hien dy envoyer DIES
so!dats.-Don Carlos, aptes avoir banquete
chez Delmonico, Gu compngnie de Dana.
Thieb'an ct nutles, est parti pour IEr,rope.
-L'nvocat general dies Etats Unis n adresse
ses instructions ecrites nu. mnrshuls dies Z. U.
II en'end pninncun arcit ne soft viole ct que
les soldats fnssent leurs misunderstanding de
trains pres de Harper Ferry, COMMISSIONS DIES
%voyageurs, mort dun chauffeur ct dun inre-
nienr.-Lcs birns du mormon Brigham
Young ont etc saisi.. -I.'ouverture dc Tx
position iuternationa!e DIES animaux, n Phi
i%adelphie, attire heanconp de monle.-Up
terrible incendie n detrnit Plus de 600 mai
sons Il st. Hyacinthe, Canada. La perte est
estim6e a plus de deux miIlious.-Crook ct
Terry conrent t~onjours apres les Iudieus, oui.
dit-on, mont plus dc wires, sont 10000
fluent ct seront detruits. Peut-etre.
Lou1s1ANE.-Ou est Kellogg Packard n
donne 50 demission de Marshal. Pitkin, To-
rateur, lni succede.a prohablement.-We
le senatenr, est attendu.-Ou est kellogg ?
Antoine gonyerne t%onjonls; mais lie col. Pat
ton, dams une lettre claire ct ferme, relieve
mons Antoine du reche de paresse, d'exnge-
ration ct do calomuie. Qnant an Louisiana
STATE Register, journal Republican, ct honnete,
II dit avec beancoup dc sens que les desor-
dres de Ia Louisiana sont dus a l'incapacite.
a la corruption ct a I'impopnlarite da eou-
vernement kellogg ct Cie.-C'est toute une
revolution pacifiqne, CONNIE nous layops
dit. ct Ia masse MORE a%bandonue les raugs
republicans. Nichols est lie cri general. Par
tout. dams les campagnes CONNIE a Ia .Nou-
velle-O ft6aus, Sc Torment des clubs demo-
crates ct ~n,ixtes, c'est-a dire on blancs ct noirs
sont sur 10 pied de Ia plus parfaite 4galite ct
so coudoient en- tonte confiance. Les fraudes
dies onregistrenrs ne prtvaulront pas, limit
mldatlon sera sans ehet, les violences seront-
evitees, lie ticket Nichols triomphera a une
majorite scrasante, ct lie Bureau DIES retours.
devant la volonte dn peupie, haissera hum
Element Ia tete.-Mais oil est Kellogg? Kel-
'ogg q penr dAmos CoIlius, du R.uisn,..
pent-etre bien anssi de Ia fievre jaune.-
ELEcrEURs, ATTENTION!
C'est + AbeiNe qni dit celia, IA6eiNe ani a
ell hier cinlnante aus, Mais qui M pas In
raoustache grise:
lies Observation-Disclosures qni ont conser-
We leur certificat d'enregistrement de 1874
sont prizes de remarqncr 81 IL mot Gated, ecrit
a rencre rouge sur le dit certiicat, est ac-
compagne de In date Norembye 1874: car.
dams lie cas- contraire, II serait prudent de
faire %ajouter cette date, on de Sc faire douuer
IN no"veau cettiicat d'enregistrenlent."
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
MERCIAL.

A.. htopman de Ia maiso" Israel, m-
yire dm Aord.
II a%agmentt ct ,raoureE lie stool dm
,..stc ct popnlairu Basar de Donaldson
siNe.
(c haedr content tontes les ma,chaRdi.
Ses po$sib'es.
TT ces ma'uhaadises SC readoat Il dcs
prir u'aiment impossibles.
Cd,, par une nouttiIc reduction, ccs
marchandiscs SC d~oRneyaitat ct ne sc rem
utuient Plus.
,LiSee taris Israel.
on pintot aLts foir Ii maiS0n Israel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
Measures pus

.Avant de connaltre les avantages
ln'oifle uotre Compngnie To-
Gale. Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
g Q G + a. 81
On. vous slonne tout &C one la surcte
lui permet de vous bonner.
PAS EXPERIMENTATION DE
PRIMES,
PAS DE RETRAIT D'AGENCES.
Upe compagnie etablie parni nous
ct dirigee par les principaux nego-
Giants de Ia Nouvelie-Or'eaus.
Saml NJ. Todd, President,
W. B. Schmidt, Vicc-Preident,
VIM. Henderson,, Secrftaire.
VIM. 9. Robins. Directeur %d'agences,
Lucius McAdam, Greflier.
GONSElL DE DIRECTION.
Robt. W. Ogden, JAS. I. Day,
IL. NJ. Payne. Chas. Chaffe,
John I. Adams, j. 3. Camors,
j, A, Tyler, 7. G. Hcrndon.
Henry Abraham, Z. II. Fairchild,
John Henderson, W. Henderson,
A. Thompson, w. B. Schmidt,
John II. Pike, S. B. Newman,
Is. L. Walshe, A. Patton,
John S. Groves, HI. Vose,
Alexander Marks, J. B. Le;ert,
+. b. Briggs. j. W. Stone.
Z. +. Delaney, Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
j: Comes. Agent pour les paroisses
dn fieuve.
Bureau :-Donnldsonvillc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
Registration Notice.

he'Suporvisor OF Registration will open his Office
at the following places in this parish:
Court House, from August 2c,h. to Septem.
Der 9Th.
Paul Crest Store, from September 9TH. TO Srp;elp:
Der l2,h.
Henry Ri'eys Store. house, September 18Th to
September 18th.
Beniamin Cohen's Store. September 18Th to Sep.
tember 23id.
Aniersou's Store, September 2tth TO September
G',ii.
ot' Count House. September Both to October Bird.
john Valley Afina'its Store, October in to De.
,oh"r 9th.
Vaclefc School House, October 10Th. 10 October
18th
Returning thence 10 the Coui. Houso where re-
g~isIra'ion and revision will he completed
l.liClEN COMO.
Supervisor Of Registration, 81. James Parish.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
%DERNIEREs

Les Serbes ont etc positivement battus a
A%iexinatz, ct M depeche de Londres dit que
les lures o%ccupent cette vile. C'est Ia fin,
tout au moins l'armistice, Ia negotiation ct
Peut-etre Ia paix. L'Angleterre nest pas dis
posee a sontenir Ia Turquie contre Ia 'Russie,
ct lAntriche ne Ie peut gnere. En- Espagne,
pays de tolerance. fe eo0vernement o ordon-
ne q tons les protestaits, MATHIS ct strangers,
chapelles. SOCIETIES ct 6coles bibliques, d'enle-
ver les signes ct inscriptions de leur foi.-Lo
nonveau Sultan met son t4rban sur 10 coin
de ~l'oreiI'e.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
LES PHARlSIE EMS.

Les Lives sont d'argile
he tc,re ct dom moment;
Maisfl lie saint Evangile
Dot etcrncllement
Vivrc. II est Ia lumitrc,
II est liz charlie,
Et Dicu, Grandeur premiere.
y NIT l'eternitc.
LrEvangile est In Vie,
La Voic est la clarts:
81 la Vote est suiyie,
Ellie est Ia Ntritc.
Cost lie Code admirable
Ecrit aliX nations,
La parole adorable
Des consultations,
lie Livre Oil nos soutlianccs
1fOuvent TN coin benz,
La voiX DIES appearances
Traversant l'intini,
Et portant sur scs allies
lie taraeau prtcicux
Des amcs immortelles
Vui dcmandent les cicux.
C'est lie Iivrc DIES femmcs.
Des Aommes, de l'enf;lnt,
Des cSprtS ct DIES amcs,
DE famcnr triumphant.
One nest pas rEvangilc?
Par hi tout est vivant:
Sans hi tout est fragile,
ObSeur ct uGceyant.
Mails sill nest point, peut-ttre.
Ne %l'ouvrons pas en- valn-
lie vrai Livrc du prttre,
En- est.il moins divin?
LIT parcequ'il chatic
Prctres, Strihes, Doctcurs.
TT toHette aVcc rortie
Les Fharisiens m%cntcurs.
GontlGs d'hypocrisie,
Don't lc visagc ment,
Et don't Fame est moisic.
Croyons-y doublcmcnt.
j. q.
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A UN lNCONNU.

Mails vous qui prttend-z ayoir IN jour tronv6
La paix. IN coin dn ei-l ct IL honhe,,r rtve.
Votre ion7 Je vcrrai 81 votrc anne est amere.
81 vons SITES la FIJI, 81 je suis Ia chimerc,
81 dire oni convient, sill want mienx dire non.
Et leqnel dc nous deux est sage. Vo,re noml
n
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
c. JAuBERT & clE.,

lMPORTATEURS DE
Marchandiscs Sfches d,ungtres ct
Amt,icOines.
Rnbaas; Gnfniturrs, BoRnete,iic,
Momhoirs. DC, de-,
No. 20, rnc de Charities, pres Canal,
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS
Cest nnjonrd1ui Ia scnle maison Flnncaiso
qn', apres nvoir resiste 80 ans Il tontes les
crises taanclcres, offre encore il ses clients lie
plus complet assortment de m%nrchandises
seches ct an plus has prix dn mnrcha.
W SON toni part'cnlier est apporte a rem-
plir les ordres addresses DIES calnpagnea
4Sept. IS. l an.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09

Car nous redisons lei dams un langa-
So NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pauvre, &C que le
perc Septime nous disait 1adis dams
fadmirable language dc Ia sinctrite, de
la fol ct de Ia religion.
j. GENTlI.
"A COntinucr.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09
Modes.

Nine. Alfred Wooloneham, de St-Jcan-
Bnptiste, II fhonneur d'informcr lc public on
ollie Went d'onvrir IN nouveau Salon dc modes
Superintendent Mcsfinf uu.r danes.
Grand assortment lie nonyeautes de Paris.
Chapeaux, Velours, Ruhans,
Cravates ct Cheveux.
Conttction de Robes, Patrons;
AUX Plus BAS PRIX.
10 mai &c.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-09

BUREAU DU CoLLEcTEUR, }
Paroissc st. jacques. l0aott 1876. I
Les tares TlIfat pour 1870 ct cel'cs dc
pdroisse poHr 1876 tt0nt maintenant dues.
les c~oatribaob'e~ Sont prifiS dc renir rtg'u
saHs nonreCM Gtlui.
b. F.. YATES.
C0llectcWr DIES Tnres.
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l.NRCGISTREMENT.

CitoycnS du Ter. wdrd, c'estdu : az II.
az magasin de Pau Crest.
Citoyeps de- ofmc. Wayd. GcSt du - u,
IS, al mdgasin R'lfH.
Membres dN comttf dtmocrotique Dc &c,
deu1 yards, .tGitts 4otre d6toir.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17
FRIDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF MAY, 1876,

At2 O'Clock. p, M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece. or parcel OF land
situate in the city Of Wilmington. afore-
said. bounded and described as follows. to
wit:
Beginning a point on the southerly eide
of O forty teet wide street at the distance Of
e-hun1red feet westerly from the westerly
side Of Claymont street. said torty feet wide
street being laid out parallel with fifteenth
street an d distant therefrom northerly one
hundred and fifty feet running from Clay
mont to Heald street thence routherly para
lIel with Claymont street seventy fest to a
corner. thence westerly parallel with fifteenth
steeet fly feet to a corner. thence northerly
and parallel with the first described line Eev-
enty feet to the aforesaid side forty feet wide
a. apove descsibed and thence thereby elst-
erly fifty fee' to the place Of beginning, De
the contents thereby what they may. BOOK S,
vol 9. Page 262 &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of John T. Wrisht and Margaret Jane
his wife, an 1 to be sold by
WM. ii. LANBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff = Office New Castle.
May ! 1879 may2-ts.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17
Responsibility Of official Posi-
fiOns.

The people of this country are un-
doubtedly the more cultured in general
intelligence than those of any country
en- the globe. But unfortunately they
sometimes make the mistake Of elevating
Antried men to Office and power. Theory
Is one thing and practice another. This
has been our most recent misfortune, and
terribly have we suffered. Lincoln and
Seward were mere theorists they were
not Statesmen. The highest quality Of
Statesnanship, diplomacy and the COM
promise of minor errors to avoid national
calamities, they cast aside for mere
theories, which have proved groundless.
And what adds to the national misfor-
tune the party which these men elevated
by clothing their followers with power
has never yet evolved Statesman.
There was more Of Stltesmanship in
buchanan and Douglass and Cass than
m all the Radicals that have succeeded
them.
No party can well live thac refuses to
elevate from its ranks It's own members
Let 1t be known that party will not
elevate its able men and it wilt soon
cease to have such men. And whom the
people elevate to the appointing powe,
they expect to assume the respon . ibi';ty
No man was more abused than was AN
DREW JACKSON for elevAting r ger b
Tawny, whose ability many of the Presi.
dents own friends doubted and tn,
whole of the opposition denied and ridi
culed but there has since been no great
er jurist on the bench than Roger 4
Tawny; nor has the act of Jackson eve
been questioned by his own party. Thos
who listened to Roger b. Towny delive
his charges were always amazed at th
grasp of mind displayed. He alway
seemed to have learned in few hour
more Of the case than all the lawyer
engaged in it; and this was especial
the case in his latter years. He was nc
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17

theerist. He had learned to administer
jua ice. And in the judicial Office the
mind becomes educated to discard theo-
ries and avoid hasty conclusions-it is
educated to weigh and to balance, watch
and detect; to avoid being carried away
from law and from justice. The late
Chief Justice once remarked to us he
was no humanitarian-the law would be
fully administered" by him and yet he
was as kind and gentle as any man we
ever knew.
1t was the study of the necessity Of in
flicting punishment, that brought him to
that conclusion. His associates on the
bench have not differed with him. They
have never sought to interpose theory
for law; they have assisted to save our
State from being disgraced by inroads
of thieves, and from rascalities innumer-
able, by administering the Delaware Code
loudly though it has been abused by
theorists and false philanthropists. 1t
may be true that the Democratic party
has never furnished Chief Justice to our
State; but it is not not true that our
State laws would notIhave been uprooted
had it not been for the Democratic party
and the able men it has kept at the head
of the State. 1t will be bad time for
this country, when the Democratic party
in the States discard their ablest mem
and fill the chief Offices with men who
disavow its connection and repudiate the
doctrines and opinions of its people,
Those who discard politics will discard
religion. Politics and politicians made
the country Republic-politics and pol
iticians must preserve it if it is preserv-
ed. Every Democratic President has
been scoffed at by the opposition, and
every Democrat that had been elevated
to the Supreme Court Bench was scofed
at; but they provedIthe very preserva-
tion of our jurisprudence and the power
had to be legislated out Of their hands be-
fore the anomalies that have disgraced
the Supreme Court could be carried out
The very power which the fathers in
their wisdom had made to check hasty
legislation was crushed out by the opps-
nents of the Democratic party. The
Democratic Party must elevate it's men
if it would elevate itself. If its men are
kept out of position they will be deprived
Of the natural opportunities to display
ability. The way TO crush party out is
block up the way to place and powe ?.
Hedge up the way to distinguished posi-
tions to Democrats, and you destroy tho
ambition cf the young and hopeful ana
give plausibility to the harsh and un.
truthful sentiment that "all the respect.
ability" flows in other veins and is to be
sought for in other ranks.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17
THELoUIsIANAINoUIRY.
Startling Testimony ofan -0ficidl-Th
Alleged Crime Of a Kicked Out
Congressman.

congressman.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The special
committee 10 investigate the federal
offices in Louisiana to-day examined
Major Seelye, He refused to testify in
regard to the pay-rolls in the Custom
House at New Orleans on the ground
that he would criminate himself by 30
doing, and the chairman of the COM
mittee was directed to apply to the At
torney General for the necessary papers
granting him immunity. AS to other
matters the witness testified that there
was defalcation of s6S, 900 in the New
Orleans Pest Office during Lowelps ad-
ministration. Lowell with his deputy
and cashier were arrested and held to bail
in the sum Of $4,000 each, but were not
prosecuted. Lowell turned over TO his
bondsmen about $50, 900 worth of pro-
perty which was afterwards returned 10
him. The defalcatlon Was finally oon-
promised for $1,000. lie further testified
that Congressman Morey told him (wit-
ness) that the easiest way to settle the
matter was to steal the bond, and re-
quested witness to dc SO. There were ten
bondsmen, who were assessed some
| 81 900 each to secure the compromise.
| Seelye also testified that Jovett, then
| Commissioner of the Circuit court, gave
| him warrant against twenty men in
Morey's district. Morey erased the
names of all but four, whom he in
structed Seelye to take to Monroe and
keep them in Jail until after the election.
/ A warrant was also given to him for
Isaac Newton Glover, whom, by Morey' s
verbal instructions, given Seslye in pres
ence Of Jovett, hs was to take into the
woods and kill. clover was not arrested
because a writ Of habeas corpus required
Seelye TO remain with other prisoners
Seelye says he did not intend to kill Clio.
vet, but left Morey under the impression
that he wsuld do it. The United States
infantry and cavalry in the district were
moved by Mr.. Morey's direction. He
furnished list of the appointments ant
ordered troops to be at such point thu
day before he spoke as he was afraid t,
go without such guard. Major Seely,
was formerly special agent of the Pos
Office Department at New Orleans snt
afterwards United States Deputy Mar
shal in Louisiana
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17
WILMINGTON, DEL, MAY 10. 1875.
State Democratic Convention,
TS@@As

By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Delaware, State Demo-
cratic Convention, composed OF hfty-hve
delegates from each co lnty, will be held
at Dover,
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH. 1876,
at 2 o'clock aft ernoon, for the purpose
Of appointing six delegates, two from
each county, to the National Democratic
Convention, to assemble at St. Louis, on
the 9th day of June, 1875.
And it is requested,
That the Democratic voters Of the sew
eral hundreds throughout the State meet,
at the regular places for holding such
meetings, on SATURDAY, the Sd day of
June, 1875, at 2 o'clock, afternoon and,
according to the rules of the Democratic
party in each county, appoint the mum
ber Of delegates to said State Convention
to which they are entitled respectively.
And it is also requested and urged,
That the best men, in all cases, be Sc.
leeted to said State Convention. that
they in turn may select the best men tc
represent US at the National Convention
to the end that our candidates for Presi,
dent and Vice President may not only
be men of the highest character, morally
and politically, but that they may be en-
dorsed and presented to The country by
a convention composed Of such men.
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS, Chairman
DereY, May 16, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17
CHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bv virtue of -undry writs of ri. Fa., to me
directed, will be exposed to Pubic Sale on
the premises, in Appoqu nimink Hundred
New castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
TIE Goth DAY OF MAY, 1915,
At II o'clock. m.
the following described Personal Property.
viz:
Household Goods, consisting of Beds. Bed
steads and bedding, chairs, tables, stoves,
dishes, &c | cultivator, lot OF poultry; the
prope-t ty Of Noah Pierce.
The same day, horse, 2 hogs, mill wagon
cultivator; beds, bedsteads and bedding,
stoves, chairs. tables, bureaus carpets, poul-
try, &c; the property of John Nj. Clayton.
Also, about sIity cords Of wood, 600 chest
nut rails and ls0 posts.
Seized and taken III execution as the pro-
perty of Noah Pierce John NJ Clayton and
Andrew Thomas, and 10 DO sold by
VIM. ii. JAMESON. She G.
Sherifts Office. New Castle,
May 5. 1876. my9.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17
On Saturday. May 27th, 1876.

at o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose of
appointing Judges for holding the several
nomination elections; appointing Coun-
ty Executive Committee, and for the
transaction Of any other business that
may properly be brought before the meet
ing.
In view OF the astounding develop
ments almost daily made by investi-
eating committees of Democratic
House of Congress-, fraud and corrup-
tion in high places, it becomes all good
citizens to attend this meeting and help
effect thorough organization Of the
Great Democratic Party for the ensuing
campaign; so that it may effectually bat
tie with and overcome corruption and
radicalism in all its forms The only hope
of rescuing our beloved country from
the control of unprincipalled men, from
bankruptcy and reputation, rests upon
tie success of the Democrat, Party in
the coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Letting Chdirmon last County Meeting
APPOINTMENTS lld., May @, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas
to Inc directed. will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, on the premises. in the town of Della
ware City, in Red Lion hundred, New Cast e
County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. lo76,
at 10 O'Clock. an,
The following described Personal Property
viz:
gray mare. carriage and harness, house.
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting OF
chairs sofas. mirrors, lounges. tablel, bed
steads and tedding, bureaus, book case,
clock, stoves, oil cioths, &C. Also, his /, ter.
t In Wheat in ground, on farms Of John A.
Cleaver, Julius q. Cleaver, Charles A. Clea-
yer and VIM. A. Cleaver, all ia st. George's
Hundred.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of George G.. Cleavcr, and to be sold by
WM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sh heriff's onice, New Castle,
May 5, 1876. my9 ts