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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

Cast"ria il perfect substitute for Castor oil
without any objections. for il is pleasant to take
and does not nauscate or grippe. For Costiv.n.ss
al any aye, but especially for Wind Collie. sour
stomach, Worms and the Disord-r.d Bowels ot
Children, II is the most effective remedy in ex
istance- 1t is harmless. it is reliable and it is
cheap.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

- The nomination. of IL II. Dana.
Jr., IT'S minister to Eugland, has been
withdrtwn; his appointment being OPP
posed Toy some high III influence
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Walden.

Walden.
Marshall Montgomery, Esq, has sold
his buildings. recently erected, togeth-
er with his land adjacent, situated at
the Heights, to }. b. Rogers, Esq. of
Noyesville, for the sum of - 200.
Montgomery intends locating at St.
Johnsbury.
In consideration of $2.5OO John B..
Rogers has sold his pleasant village
farm and residence at Noyesvillc to
VIM. Folsom of South Walden. taking
Ill part pay Felsom's homestead at
Sl.OOO. Possession exchanged Soen
}. b. Rogers will locate at the Mont
g"mery place, near his large farm in
that locality.
At the instance of the State Rcpubli-
can committee, the Republicans held Il
caucus Monday and elected delegates
t" attend il convention 1T Burlington.
18th inst, in the persons oi \. ". Ed
dy and }. ID. Bell.
Mr.. Stephen Patch, a man nearly 30
years of age. WAS attacked with Il par
tai parllN sis, in which state he has re-
manned since the 9th day of February.
having had Il run of lung and typhoid
fever. 1t is now thought his recovery
next to an imp">>ibilitN
Monday morning. Mr.. Lyman ItlcN
of Walden. Il farmer of some 10 \cal>
OF age. became nearly helpless 10y hay
ing Il shock of paralysis affecting his
speech somewhat. and disabling his
right side thought to he doubtful if h..
ever rallies from its effect
Mr.. John Folsom has rented his l.Iyc
farm, including his stock. to West DAY.
i>"n. Immediate p"sse>>inn given. 1t
is said Mr.. Folsom will prnhahlN move
To \,\rS\ ilI,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

There need be no pain where Centaur Lini-
ment IL used Burns and Scalds are healed with
ont Il scar. rheumatism, Sprains and most flesh.
bone and muscle ailments can be- absolutely cured.
There are two kinds. The White C-ntaur Lini.
mrnt is for family use. the yellow for horses and
animals. One trial will convince, the incr-,iuIous
tIune76
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

- y Summary OF news, and much
Other matter of Interest, IL tIllaNoidablv
oiawdei ont hy tho :usi, of local news.
Again We eutreat. hand in your tavors
early.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
DISSOLUTION!

The copartnership heretofore existing b.tw..n
Edward = Bailey and Francis \. Follensby under
the firm name of f. 5. Bailey Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent of both parties
+. j. BAILEY
+. a. FOLLENSBY
Victory, Vermont, Feb. II Is1G I4I6.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
oysters & Fresh E
r. PENDRIDcr,
U p OIL rEpr,

All persons DESTROYS %, .,.,
practical uph"lsterrr in It .Inl,nL- ''.h- '.
mlarlN requested /" leave. tb,..,.',Ili t,-
Ph"lSt"rS "f every d.scriprinr, 4 '' 81
new and most elegant -tyI,i, ~, ,'' '''ir .a.,
Dr. Woodlands Block atf E.,,,, N'I '''..'.,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
DRESS MAKING & PLAIN SEWING

W. have received during the past week a large
InvoIc" 81 Rubber Boots and OVtr-shOrs consisting
OF Mems. BOYS Ladies Misses and thIldrrns' over
shoes also Mems Boys. and Youths Rubber Boots
Pure ium Boots every pair warranted We
selling these 'ioods at slight advance from the
" hulrsar prices Give a call.
1917 HALL. FLEIC HER.
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SprraI Unhrr.s.

fA>>t MP>IC LODGE. No. -. =. \ A. VI
E'gular communication Thursday eve ON or h..
or" TIA" full "i the Moon. j. T.. TAYLOR SEQ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17


few of the great workers of Wall
street are known hN reputation to every
one who can read the newspapers: but
besides these there are many who, pcs
SeS>ing widely felt influence are sc;,,ce-
~ known 10y name outside the scene of
their personal activity. But to WELD
this Influence. or even to hold ones own
III the ccasele>> struggle of which this
spot Is the centre, requires talent of no
common order wits, in MANY eases
Sharpencd 10y many vicissitudeS and
long contact with the worlds Tough cor
nerS.
In Brooklyn. beside the Beecher af
fair. which think is becoming chronic.
there has been the strange and terrible
calamity doubtless already reported by
telegraph of the burning of an aSI INN
for the aged. in which. although the
building was Il substantially built brick
structure, unusually well provided with
means of e%reSS. many of the umfoItu-
nate inmates suffered Il horrible death
The details of the occurrence are too
heartrcnding for repetition.
In the Beecher matter, above referred
to. the week has developed nothing
new, and still its routine business hos
~cSSes interest tor many persons who
have become addicted to the scandal
Its recent doings may be easily epito-
mized. Plymouth politely intimates
that Mr.. Bowen is Il prevaricator and a
horse thief who would delight to dance
on his grandmother's gave: to which
Mr.. Bowen blandll responds that it is
no such thing. and Plymouth's another
N mel oft st.lt. "a
accurate, is one of the things which, up
to date, no fellow can find out
No diminutiou OF attendance at the
liippodrome services, but rather an in
crease, is ii phenomenon which it is still
bnthering the wise heads to account
for. Now it may >seIu rather irIeyerent
, 1876-10-19
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Oct. 18.-The Society Of
the Cincinnati commemorate to.lay tho sur-
render Of Cur,walllf, anu very many Of It's
mcn.bers fron other States aro present 10 par
tlclputc IN the celebration. This morning they
met at Eleventh md Walnut gtrcets. Tonight
they will visit the Pennsylvania Club Rooms.
a1,l In tho evening dino with the Reform Club.
Thy nnnual u.ectl,tg nf the Woulan.suttngc
Association WIS begun this morning at st..
Oeorgc's Hull, Mt thu southwest corner OF Thir-
tee1tll anl Arch streets, Miss Mary Green oe.
cutying tlia CHAIR.
This weather IL bright arl pleasant to-day,
alu tho ExIWsitton grounds aiui buildings Aiu
t!rougc.l With pcople. Tho display Of fireworks
ut tlc grounds to.ltght promises to be cxtcra-
iuEky line,
, 1876-10-19
A QUEER TREASURE HUNT,


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 17.-Whcn "war's
alarms" sounded throughout tho country tho
first thonght Of hundreds was, "Wllat must I do
with MY treasures Of gold, silver, etr.l' Tho
,,s,,ai repository OF banks were unreliable; It
was impossible to keep It within one's own
dwelling, and, III thu emergency, butial-p1accs
were rcsortetl to us safeguard from dcprctlat-
Ing mud treasurc-seeking parties. Tint this was
not as perfect an arrangement as waa Mt first
supposed, was proved by the various disasters
wllirl. beie.l those hiding such treasures. III
some Instances the dwellings were burucd lanl-
marks blottcl out, aud on the return Of the
refugee, II he ever returned, IL was impossible
for him to designate the spot where the
hurled treasure lav. III InaiIy instances the
person died without conildIng to my ono tho
whcreabnuta Vi such buried articles, aud left
lis heirs mud neighburf, who knew that It must
in state bordering OIL DISTINCTION at the great
loss that Was, ar was supposed 10 bc, sustained,
An Instance Ut this kind caME up d few days
aeo IN Williamson County. There WIS l1,nn
l.oprlcd, before, during, and after the War, q
largo auantlsy Vt gold aln' silver, which hc lind
stored away In soil!o secure nook hot easily de-
tcrn'incd upon. Tbc other day tile summons
Gang. and old Joh" vanght passcl to his long
peculiar love for As gaitls, lp WIS looked upon
as somewhat Of u mlser; but, at any rate, hc
con!!dcd to 10 one til" story of ILLS buried gold.
A fever Of iinpattcnec settled upon ne!ghbor
decent cntrnunics OF respect to be paid the lr-
parted before they would commence tic seargs,.
The burial over, the sea1pl, was inauguratcd,
aNd furniture was moved nnl house ransaclicl
| Without yielding my reward to t!letr lnhors.
| Nut satisfied with this, tho Notwithstanding
l. was strippr.l fr,,lm tho house, chimney toro
down, arid tho foundation undermined. Then
, 1876-10-19
TRIBUNE

interruptions persecution for more than i'm
y.Hra. 1nH Eraiijrtl Ia Ilntl, however. tllai The
met. not nn1y hy my own friends, LIT l,e til.
friends md relatives ii the unfortunate md it,
noeent w4unnn wlit,sr pure life and sacred mem
ory were malignrd aild traducctl to crafty
aa.c md H,aticlnus enmtty. And here take
that ,iefY tile most searching Investigations
Into my practice Of mora than quarter al II
century, most Of II Ia this city, to bring t,ar
t!cle of evidence that hive ever violated u
nthgin rl,ls OF medical etltcs NJ professional
moral conduct. T.. ". HALE.
, 1876-10-19

- tuHl HitH LHNL WIS Et1HH MILO WNulU t1IIHNk
SuliIvan-ti,at Thought ~.
Mr.. lscc! ru'''''ii'rd that t'se testimony
Mr.. Oa'rcn c.'ntrI,!td TINT II showed That t',n
1tifof "is lfc]lluirct', ana ihe Curt excluded
hl,9. ,,,
tfia little e1*ode.
rcceM WAS then iaken TIL o'clock.
neutrality-suspicious. the examination II Juror"
sne Mas s1t,nne fan anu o altef nnolier was s!iai
All tl'ld feat! inc sex"pApcrs hll formed ot'!u"
ioi,s, % sonie beng fxel, utLets "trausient."
SECURED 1nREE or THE n!onr K1sn or ma.
TGnlAt..H
9ild turnea tllcm over to Mr. Reed. They were
fSSn, 1n,,,, t.Sn 0e q HEM saHl i!s a%at nEe w.
dohe l'c same as sullivan DID under eltn'laf c'r-
c,ull1s,anees, at'd was told he could go l,o1nc.
Totho1, "s' a% e'ie,He raa ~ MetePot, , ,n WIS
merits made 10 impression upon llIin Tie other
VIZ M lielM Il, aIcyat,ce. a.
o,n,I, a Mo.eh fnofc talesmcn were fht bcforc Mf.
h~re ,Fta .G wdt t Tr as9 W thS c' ,anc cf ,u,
wonderful to relate, they were acceptable to tho
"e.Snhg. tsl
,c,.a ', ;sea, o"e.e1, uh ~ oc ~ tnt',' .,tit,
,! ine otneF TWO ilc secnieu ~ ne satl1nctl Wild,
ut saii h would ngt pa's Or, them Or The Other
r.. r4 I'm hSoam1M ...s.,,, tHSahk. .'aaa
lor thlrty more.
Mr. VBr'cnH Eolng into parttGnlars
" tie pare oi ane uGacaae, M, oo]ect 10 balllH
NGlsot w I,i eui,l"1on.HE ~ i.t TX Jhtots
~ ~ ltnw.e' nsnr,.. S''li Hv W IT, ..,-,,-
hail.. S. go' o ~ NV nan WMo!csatG
Aouhcs nkasn touafi anu W. Will au9lllef balall
-one WIG KnoWe taat tliere arc otlef strccta
bcssdes 50 south "ntcF, aud "cst Lake, and River
!" I'M En.enao, aH,,.. r u.,,, ,,,,. nn,,.u o,.
lMe ToNfl-l viii appoint ueh!ty tieeson.
IT,. Mr.; =, Enp H., Armnnlut xosr honor We Oh,
lcs.sa 70 Mm yenefaaY tfuesdayl' and haro
sooa so,i reasons 1uF u. ..--
lhe eouft-1o~ can't aasr" ALL unnr oe'
s1E e... ..-.
nl. swett.-i thlnk IL Ii time 10 eha tue mo"
"9roay mo ol LUIS occasion, ,,. ...
.,sasn - ~. 1--WE n9u sch!re aImohL On
t.Ie'y at the suggestion ol eoatset Tor tAc peo-
W. pa.,
asf necu-lout liohor appointed Alr. Nclson
without a''y snggcsslon fron tho counsel for
ths people. .
lne 6ous@l KNOW that.
49,, NJ. neca-Ana 3D.. Ml: Smith also. -Ihey, arc
'nT t ons .Mo tns'a tnst naYe neeh appointed.
me Sourt-l WITHHOLD ehe appointment OF
olnsI8 " S9"l IhuRgest'oh.
ar keeu-only one-taltcaon. You have
WlTn!o!a M,Il H ttlrec or iouf lof them'
III SouFt-1 sch% lot o1llcfs, bht could mot
ges theu.;
N!s ne1eh ~! iemasKea tnat no one !1aa any
f1ss ~ !1!aa lau!t VIII titc appointment OF the
nuutt. 1. ,,, ameIc w "eIe o'ner Mfeets, ana oter
ecop!e living on theni, besides those he Ind
'nGaitonetl. @
ING Gouft onlaered to liia determination to
hnve a1SosG' $685., l; PEE up thG thisty ]arors. ,
Alr. heca tncn sall hG Woul1 pasa on tho
,arGe, al.d, nitcr asskig sg them few questtons'
He tooh tAeIHt uatu they HeFt h"osu.
, 1876-10-19
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS,

DETno1T, Micli., Oct. 16,-Thc International
DIyisiun ot the Locomotive Engineers VI tho
uuited States and Cunala legan ti.sir thirteenth
auIluul meeting IN th!s city to-dar. Tlls public
exercises taok placa at Young Mems Hall,
where Vi, address, Of welcome wls delivered to
the members Of the organization by Mayor Lewis,
which was formally responded 10 ty y. ingram,
OF Cleveland. The Coin,aitteo met Ut Merrill
Hall vt y q. H.. but nothing kas done except
business Of routine character.
, 1876-10-19
SPRINGFIELD.

6tCEIW UH1p91eH 10 1NS 11EIANx.
GrR1Nurlntp, ILL.,. Oct. ls.-'fhe State Boanl
Of Public Charities are still considering the
psob4blo requirements Ut tl.e Slate Institutions
for tho next two years, aud It IL probable the
amount to be asked will l,c homewhnt le5s tllai,
III l673-'A when tic appropriations aggregated
S1,'N1, ,59GGU.
The Scrrctary IL Stute its.lesl License to the
Ntuntlc Stqek ton.puty, ii Mantle, ILL.,, capital
$l,uU; .objcet, trauascttn2 general Ksain ana
pt0luus luslnvSes
, 1876-10-19
THE GRANGERS.

FGFtf0l W&tdIEk 70 The 7TI6NNf.
fonKvfLLE, Ill.,, Uct. 17.-The Hon. 4. y.
smedicy, Grand Lecturer OF the National
Grungc has Itccn 1ccturlng In this vicinity. ia
goes 10 Princeton tutlay. Mr. stnedley informs
1ls TINT he LAS been over the entire Cnion dur.
lug tho rast year, ard ffnds tiln Order In n
healthy condition. Atany llnyo fallen by THO
wnystdc, hut tic earnest i,cn and women Of tho
land ure still working III IN tncrcht, atsl that
tic work Of The urn,lgn Is IL lln mcau. ended.
, 1876-10-19
;. OR. E, N, HALE.

To 3A8 3sd1FpF u 1NN XT1dVHks
CHICAGO, OFT. ls.-Wh!lo travelling iu Europe,
received seopy of the chicasn Timer contail'-
Ing al unwarruntalIlc attack on my professional
integrity IN connection With un OCCURRENCE
which took plarc during thy absence. returned
Immediately home to meet the accusations faca
to fucc, and branl them Us as,oeiuus falsel,oods,
iust!gatel and ronrosted by \ malignant atsll
professional cueuly, who has followed mt with
, 1876-10-19

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
I{TASTEn-IIUCsE ASD LOT. CLEAH, At
W EyanItou. tnr brick h0usn an ~ feet, iiRlltiy
lnsnnbeEci. on avenue. 6ohsh s!tle. I'm. FEsTASA,
ITASTED-TO DUY-lN LAKE; VIEW tlI! VIC1N.
~ I'll cottage and s1.foot lot; want 70 get cnsase
longtime. Addsess for s,x daya q ST. rr!huhc otlre.
KTEl1-COTTAGE AND Tor IN GuoD SEtGIi.
~ hGrt0Vd. NIT over mile anil Alf froMI bnditon
It. bridge. scnd particulars and lowest figures to H.
IaRaltr-At.
, 1876-10-19

COUNTRY real. ESTATE.
In AlIncshta. ns1t.cllss piano taken In part pay
nent. Title direct from GOvernurnt. Addfc.s NJ III.
Tribune differ,
, 1876-10-19
AGENTS WANTED,

4 HESYs WASTED-MALE AM, FEM Al.E-sUaIE.
dsy e4Iy hladt.' t.a r. uditsss ixi11e ?. m., J.
CHWAE, ttumbu]a lf"eI. l:u SuFth Claak'N.
II Miakr $40 psr uay, aud bavs Sts ra.ii. call at
rI, alusE E,sk-
, 1876-10-19

PARTNERS WANTED.
~ = '
13AKTSEfl WAS1Ell-A LINE kt.slhEAf PART
ipt with ii uHrAsh ~ work Krtut VI ltpdc. Az
piy u q v, No. itI MaItrAou House. -.
ilAKTSEtl WASyEi,-IS A fiIssT.CLAss lIttkhs.
Matluf, fancy gnlA ui.1 lllInely j4tiur. !.tAsl
oIsning III right rxity With capital. AudlGss u h:
1E!tHut' uflrt.
, 1876-10-19
THE COURTS.
An United States Grand Jury at
Work Again.

----
hecorQ OF Judgments anu New SulM.s.
Bankruntcv BusIness'
"FssS @''o'aes'.
Tie Grind Tury In the EuItcd Stntcs District
fturt ,nct vc.t,rdoe mo,n;ur E,,1,w,r, 49,.
tlc nutnes of tic iu,n,s: Inc, % Y,,nrs.ot", I NJ
Mhcaton, " bMtago county; william d. t3reci,
Nnrcryi1lc, DuI'agc County; u. G.. Tnylor,
kankalce, Ill.,; Frederick Stranncll, Kauknkco:
l.. ttinlstnu. Woukrunr. E,,rtn Hail W.r.
i...,.. W,,,..,, uns ns.... " ,,...'.,. I'M, "an'
s,,H' N,HM"' ""thn. ~ ea"se't iu"''e5, III 'hhh
W. aroeabcck. l!afrardi HcorKo Reed, btlyi.
dcre; J.. F. Eslahruaks, MlllcigusilIc; u. i.
Knox, EIkhorn Grove; l.. q. Nurrin, Stewart,
ro,,r,v. Mo,.4i, ,tn, t stn"rt,, .'sS",, M,,, 'se
1ouniy' Mcs9n Mcat, Mofi,so'l Nhttc:hse
County; John T. jackson, Morrison, White.
side County; II. Z. Alien, DC Kalb, Do Kalb
County; ": r, patton, Dc Knlb, Dc xalb
So..'.s H., n , 3I -. "..n.na, ,,,',a ,Ioquo,s
Souhtyi 'oc' D. MeLaoc. buesley' lFoqto's
Conhtys Jnson tecE, Ottawa; l.. NJ. Hol'later,
Chicago; Eli Montgomery, Chicago; Jutncs ".
n'sclow, Chlcago; David W. Clark, Chicago;
r" r.mna,. A. a.rnm a,,I'h' aIti! nnM0stuH n,,H =
lv"I nn"ks. @ n''ps, aa Cf1So Wfii' hes1en s4c.r r.
Ghisarr '"''""' """ "'''"'' ~ o''s"'
i',.iss.n p,oar,,t rr,rn a.. t,,. 1o,. t,,...a
,tt'" s, t9 .h, a' lE'3 so..a nntrus nt.n e
E"a,,i,,r 1,'.r r,r snn;r nnt.,,a- so:.,,.r, ~
va. n of thu hit INV ia r nS"y,i II 1y t;ra1;t
thcir number was nh tbas wa, NECESSARY for a
quorum. The prIuclt,al business to eu,le bc(ur,,
them tlg ,11tttru ftfnrn,rd tEe,n wt,jI hr rev.
cm,io nd couaterfciting case.. ' "'' ~
strastots nessssary, tl.s Gfana JuSy proscsts;l
A..
, 1876-10-19

SToyEsl sTUvEsl sTUvkf-T!IE FISEsr LINE
New York Tor sale on easy paymch!s., Now 4 sour
tltEe to huy ynur heating. E.&lDfEA. ". A. LuWELL4
CO., tn Wt*t Maalson.st.
fl'lli: EMrilsE rAl.luK nED5TEAD COMPANY
sfls furniture rarIHtE, Atores rEnclrTI. ETC. also.
the celebrated Enplra Atlur edsteAd, lnstuanta
At t!e lowest cash prces. 6alesIuoa, SIS Weat Madl-
roH IT..
The daily gazette., 1876-07-27
CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue Of writ Of Venditioni Expo-
mas to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. ell sHIPLEY ST..
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will
miuston. New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
,THE sth DAY OF AUGU ST. ls1f
at 2 o'clock. y. IL.
the following described Real Estate, yiG
All that certain tract of nj situate in tho
city OF Wilmington, New Castle e unity. Del :
aware, having thereon erected a substantial
three story brick dwelling house with back
building, being No 42y East rd street.
and more particularly described as follows;
Beginning at point on the northerly Tide of
Thir1 street between Poplar and Lombard
streets. at a corner Of land now or llta Of FL :
len Campbell: thence with lands OF same
ncrtherly parallel with Lombosrd street IS
feet II in,hes TO a stake: thence westerly pa
railel with Third Street is ct to stake:
thence southerly parallel with Lombard street
81 feet II inches to afor.taid side OF Third
street, and thence along the same easterly IS
feetto the place OF beginning. be the same
more or less,
Seized and takeu in execution as the pro-
WIN. Il. L LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherif,s Office. New Castle,
July 20. 1876. jy2l-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-07-27
SHEnIFFS SALES.

SsHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ OF Plu'. III. Fs, to
me directed, will be exposed ~ Public Sale,
on the farm OF John A. C,eaver. on the Dutch
Neck Road. i, St. Geo-g, Hundred. in New
csstle County, Delaware. on
MONDAY,
THE 7tk DAY OF AUGUST, A. d, le7t.
At i o'clock. 2. No.,
The following described Personal Properly.
viz:
One hat interes in about rs acres of corn.
interest in ten acres of oats and ls aorcs OF
hay. on farm occupied BY John A. Cleaver.
Also interest in % acres Of corn nj pcres
of hay on farm occupied by Juliu. g olea-
yer; 4 interest in q acres of corn, lot OF
oats of farm occupied BY Charles A. Ciesver;
interest in oats, corn. hay and Potatoes on
farm occupied By william A. Cleaver.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of George @. Cleav er. and 10 be scld by
WIN. Ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.
July %. 1876 iyT-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-07-27
GENERAL yxwe.

The town Of Everton, Indiana, was
nearly destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday
night.
The Turkish and ..Roumanian armies
are SO near each other that shots are iu-
terchanged.
Hambletonian ana Mambrino and Sor-
burg races yesterday.
The Venango county Prohibitionists
yesterday nominated county and Con-
gressional ticket.
The Kansas Gresnbackites failed TO
Indorss the indianapolis Convention can
didates on Tuesday.
Republicans think that the river ap-
preparation bill will be dropped or reiec-
ted by the Senate.
Orders have been issued reducing all
the salariesof all post Office clerks. Many
clerks are to be discharged.
Senator Allen t. Caperton, of West
Virginia, died at Washington yesterday,
in the siIty-seventh year of his age.
The Secretary of War has refused the
proffered services Of Southern volunteers
for the Indian war.
Nearly seven hundred clerks will have
! to lie discharged if the proposed legisla'
tive appropriation bill becomes law.
The President yesterday nominated
Green q. Rahn, OF illinois, to be Com.
missioner of ILternal Revenue, vice
Pratt, resigned.
General Crook has again been heard
from. He is preparing to follow up the
hostile Sioux and attack them at an
early day.
The argument III the Belknap trial was
concluded yesterday, and to-day the
Senate will proceed TO deliberate on the
final issue.
The municipal authorities throughout
| Austria have been instructed to prepare
for the mobilization OF the army at a
moments notice.
The London StonGards Paris special
says that the governments powder maga
| zine at Toulouse has blown up. There
was a great loss Of life.
1t is stated that the Republicans Of
New York have decided to give the
nomination for Governor to District At
torney Benjamin X. Phelps.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-27

SHERIFF'3 SALE
- BY Virtue OF writ of III. la Ia pe dl
rected will be exposed to public sale at tho
Store OF Robert and Willism Taylor, corner
OF Fifth and Tatnall streets, Wilmington. in
New Castle county. Del, on
SATURDAY.
TIE sSth DAY OF JULY. A. d, 1876.
At II o'clock. q. m.
The following, described Personal Pro-
Three horses, wagons, / sleigh. sulkey,
and lot OF harness, lot of candy lars and
caddies, counter scales and weights, / plat.
form scale, ! cracker machine trays, tables,
pans and tubs. household and kitchen furni-
ture consisting OF beds, bedsteads. bureaus,
tables, chairs mirrors. Sofas. what-not, car.
pets. bedding &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty Of Robert Taylor and William Tay lor,
ard to be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
SheriG's once, New Castle
July Il, loid iylsts
The daily gazette., 1876-07-27

The Seatt'.el asks the Comn.4reiot some
questions about $500. We copied the
aftieie and the Com4nercial called the
GAZETTE "scavenger." Now, all the
papers are subject to just the same
charge for they have all been copyine
articles that told of Republican crib.
bage and thievery. When we copiad
this article about the $500 we did not
suppose the Commercial would get mad
about it and commence to throw mud AZ
as in that fashion. The same article
implicated Prettyman in pocketing some
OF the $500 also, and we presume the
"e'es will also bespatter the GAZETTE
tlre away, gentlemen, the whole Fedora
treasury can't save you in the end.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-27
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A select committee of the House. With
hr. Warren, of Massachusetts. as chair
man. was in session yesterday, investiga.
Ting the charges brought by Mr.. Mussev
OF the Washington bar, against Justice
humphreys, OF the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. The charges
are that Humphreys is mentally incana-
Bile, ignorant of law, ,discourteous in man.
ner' and frequently drunk on the bench
Several lawyers We're examined in sun.
port of the charges and Others ore r.
testify.