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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

The next legislature will miss the sprightly and
ever present Peter Charles keegan who for near
ly ten years has represented the French Of NADIA
waska, until We had come TO believe him a life
member. Keegan was the democratic candidate
for County Attorney but was not elected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

An unoccuped dwelling house in Sidney, on
the Quaker road, owned by George II. Weeks,
was burned early yesterday (NIonday) morning,
Loss about $500; partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
Weather Probab,liries for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States
falling followed by rising barometer, warmer
southerly winds, veerng TO cooler, westerly,
threating ami rainy, succeeded during the after
noon or night by clearing weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
Err MONT.
Examination Continued.

SPRINGFIELD. October 90. Examination of
Gravelin for the Murder of White stl continues.
Discoveries were made to-day which led to the
arrest of Henry Carpenter who is believed to be
either principal or scconplice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

Among the playful Presidential election bets in
Gardiner is this one. The loser is to wheel, on q
hand truck, the winner from the telegraph office
10 the corner of Bridge and Water streets and re-
ttYn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
To Cure Catarrh
PHYSICIANS ARB BAFFLED.

Whys Becanse they have net
made this disease the study Of a
lifetime, as did old DIR. X 1der. q
dis German Professor.
who has probably spent mere
time over this intricate com pin int
than any person orr the globe.
Reflect for "a NOM ent. use your
good sense. and rem e m Der ina
the origin OfCatarrh u In q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

Thursday night man named Joseph Burns,
belonging in Brooklyn, N. Y, and a seaman on
board the schooner Mail, Capt Wakefield, at Gar
Il incr, fell through the hatchwsy, breaking his
arm, crushing his shoulder, and receiving severe
Internal injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Another Victim of Care,es ness.

MIDWAY, October %. John Gorenley, a lad
OF years, was fatally shot this afternoon BY a
playmate named Sheahan, by carele,sy handling
loaded gun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Accident,

ROCHESTER, October %. George d. Richard
son OF Rochester, was badly injured in Somers
worth Sunday night by being thrown from a
wagon, his horse running into load OF lumber
left calelessy in the road. The night was pitch
datL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
n 1~

In Pa kman, 18th int Mrs. Kelsey Aus in Will.
o" of the late Jonathan Auslin, gcd 80 years an /
d months.
In Hallowell, 2id ult Frank, son If Franklin
lanes OF Newport aged u years, moGths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

Mr.. Kelley, of the Winthrop reform Clab
made practical and sound speech on Sunday af-
ternooa, before .hc Reform Clnb of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
ihaCrtt1.

In this city, 2l,t inst by Rev. +. T. Adams.
Her ny 4. CLARK to Miss Liza. a. Manner 30 h of
Augusta.
In this city, Eli inst by Rev C.. +. Perncv, Dan
iei >. Gordon to Miss Phebe A. smith. b III of Au-
gusti also, I'D inst f,ahc &. Love joy 10 Miss An
ME q. hickerson, both OF Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
Shut Down.

The Norway Plains NJ ILLS, at Rochester, are
nearly all smut down for lack of water, the reser-
vor that feeds the Cocheco river being dry and
the liver unprecedenty low for this season of the
wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

The funeral services OF the late Eben Sawyer
we're attended yesterday afternoon at the Baptist
church, the family and friends being well repre-
sontcd. The services were conducted by Rev. DR..
Kicker, Rev. Mr.. Ecob and Rev. Mr.. Tilden The
ch 5ir performed some excellent music,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
lOral an0 State Nems.

twenty-five cents viii buy handful of chest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

EVENING REPORT.


New York. Oct. ~, 1919.
Money was easy at 2-a3- per cent. on call. For
eign :hange dull at is!Ha+sj& for bankers long
and "a 1a4st'4 for demand. Gold opened at 1903 J.
and closed at 10. Loans | and n per cent
Customs receipts, s0ttOd Treas ury dl,bursrd
SIS 500 interest, Sl5,I Tor bonds, and SJ4OO in
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON, October %. Secretary Chan
der returns here to-day.
Death.
Col: Oscar A. Mack inspector of national Gem
eteries, and formerly aid on Thomas staff, died
last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
Boston Stock List.

boston, oct. % 1876
salts at the Brokers' Board
Eastern Railroad, -aes.
Boston n Maine Railroad, 95La-
Portland, Saco x Portsmouth, ,O-a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
CATARRHAL
POISON.

In the morning you arise with dull, heavy feel.
ing about the head and extreme nauseA az the stos-
ach you can eat nothing with relish, TO works.
task, as you have that dun pain and sense OF op-
preston which demonstrates the TACT that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
60 MON COLD
REDER'S
German Snuff,

Would have quickly cured. Now what are the
symptoms of Catarrh? They CONNIE nee with a
SENSE OF irritation about the nasal organs. which, II
not allayed with German snuff, alter q short time
extend To the throat. As you lie down at night, and
ian would sleep and re st the weary brain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, Oct. %. 1876.
PORK Ell o0al6 25 Clear sides, s1.a z.
LARD BACON
Steam, 10-a-- Shoulders, 7Aa79.
Kettle, l0ha Ga Clear rib sides, gSa-
BULK MEATS Clear sides, --a9a,
Shoulders, 7-a7R WHISkEY-.
Clear rib sides, s'sas% l0a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

Our people will not forget that Henry Ward
Beecher will deliver his new lecture "The Ministry
Of Wealth" at Granite Hail. on Thursday evening
Nov %. The sale of reserved seats will begin at
the Eastern Express Co.'S office, on Thursday next,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. There will be great rush for
seats, and those who desire good places should be
on hand promptly at the hour named. This will
TIC the only opportunity for hearing the great
preacher of Plymouth church, the present season,
AID we have do bt that his reception here will
l., a VAIN one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

The lady friends of St. Marys Catholic I. A. &
Il Society, have recently presented that organ
izt,ion with a purse of money, and the society,
Wishing to show their appreciation OF the valuable
AID timey gift, passed the following resolution a,
jhair last meeting:
REsoLN Ed, That the members of st. Mary
Catholic T. 4. 4 Is. Society should, and do hereby,
extend 10 Mrs. James IL. WEIGH, and all those
.i1ies who associated themselves with her, the
hearth i and sncerest thanks for their great kind
mss in presenting such a valuable token of their
interest IN he grand cause, which the society is
ever striving to promote, hoping that the gener-
oas sum, VII ch they contributed will be regarded
b} them Us bread cast upon the waters, which
III return after many days"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

PERSONAL:
Are you going to see Seth Chandleri 1t only
Keeps till the 10th OF next month"; you know.
As the exhibition at Philadelphia closes on the
ION Of November it is inferred that seth Chand.
Ter" is compositor's idea Of "the Centennial"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
kennebec Journal Maine Stock List.

CORRECTED BY w. f. s. WHITMAN,
Real Estate and Stock Broker, Granite Hall Block
Market Square, AuQustd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

The hyacinth and crocus bulbs for winter flow
cring, to rejoice the household with their sweet
fragrance and beautiful colors, have come, at
Partiidge's Drug Store. We would remind our
lady friends that now the sooner these bulbs are
potted set IN glasses, the finer and earlier will
be their bloom. The Messrs Partridge also have
a few Crown Imperial bulbs,
, 1876-08-08
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE E0'iji}I Of TRAINS

n5ptanstion r. ii:1,encs tf4rtt-t Saturday q.
f1Ta Huoday at 8 l. M Daily. ~
, 1876-08-08

The idca OF making Paris u scaport-fn other
wards, Vi rendering the Seiuc naslgnhlc for sca
going vessela-fs R+,ailI ctsnllIg to the surface.
The river at Paris Ii only brtwecn 10 and 10 feet
nlloye the level Uf the cea1,, 1,l,,! listul,cc III
straight line Of l2O miles, although, following
the cullrsu ri tho stream, 1t Is al0 1nilcs. The
prt,blcm fl how to lessen thu lntter number and
make II Ercutcr depth Of water. 1t appears tlat
tn tlretIEe mt feet Htull ncetl OIL Expenditure
Of 13000,MN trancs, a1sA nh additional 3 feet
would require 11,Ut0,0oJ more. II Is stated,
moreover, thMt tllr average sizn Of rrurch yus.
tcls IL un.ier 800 tons. The Minister Of Public
Noiks md thu Project of the Seine 1.lnlle IN
exploring expedition thu other ,lny to ttn.,r,l,
a.Hl tho journey Ii to bc repeated by the A[r-
sieiIal Courrfl. or rollrsc, nutl,elsfnl las Jre'.
Nrrivvl nl, but the lower estimate will probably
HI. YtjDntvl.
, 1876-08-08
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

rbc sncrIul nr.,er rs,o,,,". ~ s!,' n's.
""o ntts't "'ae' tol"'''E III Lie nomination
Of five Scsl0ol Inspectors was then reached.
Aid, Souncr ,,oyy{! that III. r.nn,t - H..
f,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,t,. ,.,,,,,,.., VI lile
en'hstecne h'' eo'etrrets li'' and that the nS-
pointnents OF cx-.layor Culytn bu u,lnroyr,).
AID. Rawlef,,,1 n,oyel To 1av t},a nnt,',,, ~. a.,
.u,,.> IN w ~ s"o -. '"oIoh on Inc
tan!e' LohL-}cas, Iof na5s, To-
AID, Vun Us.le', III t, member Of tha ro,nu,tt-
tpn IN S.t,nn1s rt,nl III, Il 11,Hvin.r
,,,.,,. .1,.1a>, ~. ~. ~. .,.s,'.s S !',.
1Af4.AHAt'oH oF I"G''s '1EsoaF:
o., Tho COMMITTEES hato suillcent ny'danco Of the
,n ,ni ~, VI , i,Daau o. "eaIi9n 20 aattfy
Shnp" ' vi Tn u", stiu, ~ nstiu"ax .s Ms.an
eon*,iSted. ami ai nothna ia In sst tha ct.' "l
rlasi0n ot t,lu COMMITTEE. Sn,nu Of t.1U ,u,,,ne"a
politcnl atp!rants, and lis Committee Ic,uYu,
tnse thn position u atsaneo iheir pnttcnl ttanl.
.na g Without regard TO til" best Interests Of thc
'eRan*; Mi,n
non1S tai ae " 1noM ' tnas mg ~ 'o,ea n h
that tiIn. M that ~, o snW indnu o "
buc ii III, ji"nrT t,thar ~ tIc rt,Inrrs mi i,
lAu sting avo not suilicsnt sorssiyt or indspcu,.
rncu of character tu cua,lteruct th working If Inc
ling. eo much a. that o.ls ii tho nan,l,,ces has
ihoassed thai he can control n'no nc!ubcrs Of tbs
, 1876-08-08
E, anil l move they lay over AMI he pub

cElHEHee, nha move lucy laJ over a,Hl be pub
Aid. Eyan--So, without the MINES, hope.
Aid: Stewart salA. na one OF The Committee on
S:ho'ir. he lid not knnw neIf thu EetstlGInen
Mcln,iiretl nganst them. liz lad taken worry
!ttlc notice " the nHrcrs when they ware pro-
luecd before lllc C0mIni.tet. ffts duty, lle
considered, was to vote IN the Interest of ccnno-
my and reform, and, without being Influenced by
tho dxalfncnts tn which they l.ad listened, hi
lI.'l aligned the report uga!tat the appointment
0f these men.
AID. Sheridan saEsi It WINS plain, after tho
rEafltng 0f thn documents, what Ind eaukcl the
report uf the Commlttco.
AID. C1"yetalHl-Wo made cur report beforo
We got tllnse luttcra.
- ALL, sHEn1pAH
vas w somowhat staggered BY th't but, recover
Ing himself, lIe saf1 that It ~as uiitlcTsito that
i was OH tho strength Of The communications
that tl,c report h,id 1'ren 1nade. The motives
attributed to Tie Ctnnmitteo by the publ" a{-
i,carrd to be tho correct nnea. It was proper to
demand tlIc uat1ica of the nut!ors nf thu oc,.-
lnents, ntnl he nude lnotien tu that effect
AID. Smith DID not tllink this motion waa
proper one. It was for the accused 10 find cut
the iltlcs Of the autlors. lie moved that the
lnattCr he referred back to t1G Committee, with
lnstructions 10 report At the next rc.uIar meet
ing.
Aid. Sheridan hoped the ruutlon would not
prevail. lie ttl not scc tho utility Of postpou-
Aid. l'hroop Ill! not know any Of the tnspcct-
tors, but he was sorry tho innticr had assumed
its present shapc. Ifc trusted The question
s', MGnta not hinge up9n nationality, politics. Or
grounds: !ic Thought the city. would be Inurh
bcttcr OF II wo had lcas Boa:tls, and the public
officers werc made rcspollslbie t. the Mayor.
lle hoped That every member, would net in the
Interest of tl'c scsooa, and TINT II there we're
any corrupt officials they should te Immediately
removed. l1c wished tic matter 10 Gc post
roilcd for week Or 50.
, 1876-08-08

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
TICKET onieta 81 C!afkht: Thurman t[ouso) and y
, 1876-08-08
HRS. CQTHBERTrS SEMINARY

N,norcns MoH!ny SHpt p ioF YouHE lalles and ch!ls
rtent md experienced teachers. Superior hnIln.,
arAratn.. cc t.sias attention RtveH z nluste Cor
sttteat ind Finest st. Louis. For catalogue,
adirc.s MIS-. EI'LtEIA Gt;TjiHERT'. rrln.
, 1876-08-08

lint compelled hueh mrn an W. II. Wcilr md F..
II II b. Z Ii, vots %
tls Hing III tcir wor.t .chcmcf. by hls bosstfng nf
h!s renalne'a tn debancs any won'nn who won!d
yttl1 to him
AN INTERRUPTION.
The Chatrman-I think / will not permit nny
tnorc to 10 reui. lCr!ca Of Iseadr' anil scnsn-
tlon ~ t'e lo,,l,s'l 1t is not respectable Inn
Aid Ryan-It is presented by gentleman
supposed to be respectable.
Tile Cairnan-fi IL not III tn lie read.
An Aldtrnnn-Who sigma tlle cotnmun'ea-
The Ctcrk rcnd tho names Mt tho close sug-
gcstca % proper persons fur tho board rs ths
Aid. Van Osacl explained this fact amid some
Kid, Cailorton-wni tho gentleman give US
the name Of the authorf
Aid. Fan Osdel-1 l,ayo the names.
Several AlurMen-GU on with the reading.
The Chairman tcmpl1ntica1ly}-I cainot allow
any nlorc to be read for tho rcasun have
already given.
61vB T1an NAME.
AID. Cn1lorton--1 rise to a question Of privi-
legc. We hnvc listened to some very basc in
killnations with regard to sornc very Respectable
ctt1cns. These gentlemen may. need redress,
and inasmuell as The paper lIas been reud IN
gentleman, who desires to put himself right be-
fore tho community, II ia only proper tint the
tame Of tho autlior Or a,tthors should be nude
public. CEcors In the lobby.1
Aid. Lawlcr Ito tlle Clalrinan-Do you de-
eide, presiding officer, IN face OF i1nnntn,os
wish Of The Council, that the paper shall not be
The chatrman-1 decide that It should not he
had known fts contents nj tho start 1 would
not 1larD permitted It to proceed.
AID. Lawler-l'ut surj,osc we insist tint this
paper should bc read tnrought objected .
sn,nrthi,,~ u.s ~ rc,nn III ,,nI, rn.,f 4
pcad o,'oai frn,, w,,,. d"1Is,,,n ~" a ns ~
NIli be published, sad think We Gun stand' 'it il
a., Ad .,4 s,n,t-l M IL, l,9'po y w'l. NOT e. TINT faE
peal.
The Chair1nan-Tl.o Chn!r decides the papcr
,ashIt,opes, eut o. e1urse VIII leave TIC fcspon
e'us5 v!3 unt.i,3 y thtait tG Eothc' ~, 1.u ...,
.,,a, nai H. anink III tMc 1nar anticipates
proceeds. can assure him tint II docs not.
hayo y r. Ees Il, md an satisfied that it is necessary
Atl Lawier u W Withdrew hts appca1 out of re-
tness F .D III H. e, oa anu epso t hc ;apef
, Ecas, ~; nays, 5,-ths Inttcr being Mes.rs.
Ballard, hoscnocrg, AEdsich, Hilbert, and Stew
art;
~anfl by hi. general history "a a dcma9oguo. In.
poSsa n,st entirely qnS,y e apy ese
thau sYsf ucoI 10 be oar,ounaoa wis purty T % tai
w'sa0m' ,so,,
ose ea a a
Mnwevnr Haeft,onap'o' II skhlfat!y p!1cd With
Spcbb Icb rn ~ iScsa mr. ,,tru,c with ,c
!cnlturc 9f hanafeds nf thousandH q dollars n.
nnni5, IN" Will esle"'hs tor inc cn''oseh o' lh5
, 1876-08-08
RACINE COLLEGE.

This Autumn Terra will brsin Sept. u. Tho Cal.
lego aud Grammar ScltiG1 open tho sau,r day. For
catalogues apply 10 REV. JAMES DEkOfES.
D. D., IiAcint, Wis.
, 1876-08-08


not compelled tn favor any particular non,nu-
Inns. lie believed In giving thn IuspcrtU.a n
ehat.cc to cicar tlIrslycs ~ @ frmn @ tI ' cl,argcs :
preferred nyuipst them by liz; Committee.
fjm bcss whY % ont q, s IN" dIIc'lty M was /" ycior
ni il Is s saw "a MI ii. h IL ..k XII tor or fa1 i,enrig
FOR the InRncctprR, And urged that the matter
should br tf,nrtu,phly ycutinted,
Ali, Willis euii beforr l,e voted to east n
stigma upon any man he wanted To he full,
tho 1ncn rrnurtcl adversely against WAS honor.
nile md lInncst, anu should not be rejected
without n cause.
Aid, fkyan WA much eurnrisct1 At hlo !auo
man from Tie Ninth. a gentleman Of his pro-
fcssfon ought to know tint when submitting
specifications thu ptans should nes0t1lfasiy tciI
1thu rrlp,rk consisted OF nothing but insliln-
films fran beginning to cnd, nsrl did not trent
the Inspcutors fairly. Tie members Of ttc \.
NJ. G. A., It was wel1 known. wcro working
nvninst thcse men t,uaIlisG of their aetlut Ill re-
glrd 10 tlr Bible. IN the public sGllnols. t',r
limsclf, llr wanted losic 1l tic l;tblg !or MS
children IN the schools nnt that, ie bcl!evEt
was tic acnttrncnt Of tic Hujurity ol thu
pconlc.
ASd. Gilbert said
THE QUESTION At ISSUE
was not orc of religion or nationality, but of
tic i}oartl OF Education who wcru nut suspected
NJ brln1,t!inr to any rtl.g.
Aid, Clllcrion-You'll hnvc to 20 outside tho
rtfv tn iIn,l them. II.aughtcr1
W Xii. tiibert sall t,crc were men Of education
n,ii aiaiity ia Chicago who would represent. the
ncofic much better thau tic gentlemen whose
nuinss ] il was proposed 10 tlrop,-Aies,rs. Rlch-
bcfE oss1i, !h,a.af!t, sise an .,oh vSof tho,
Mr.. Cusvtn should renl IT, tile 1lntHes. Seine
ycry strong tneffI.intnns Ind been thrown cut,
md It NQ8 9fInttlc Justice tint tic gentlemen
sI,nult 1aye MI plInt,rttl,1ity to defend them
scivct If thrre wrrr nnv t,ytt tncmbcrs IN the
Wnor1 Movnr f1i'si,, hnii thc n,wrr In .wcefi
tnn.,, ,t Il wsa r.,t iii, IN tnrtish t1,c
tnenn ~. =. mus ,,,,s!s s .,s ~. s,..1,ati
naes ol sen.fG, a,Y ssust tw H. WIS H.
1ougcd to ring.
AID. Smith wanted the Committee to stand IN
III flmunInrufa fn lila pnsacssfnn ,rnuId rresrnt
H. H. trts s iI"t - tiaf thry ,ni,,ht bn n,piIscd
a H., ".,anH ~ ,a,ui hnr', ~ ,,d tnc,m
anu thc aeeu5ca la'e caa''ec " oc4c''u 'usn''
aelses' .....- .-.-.-.-.. ........-..-...
AN EXTRAORDINARY DOCUMENT.
ALL. Van Oslej then ha,desl ttuzcn pages Of
foDlscnn tn tho Clerk, wlo prncgctltsl to read.
ir" Iarros ~ IT," hn1;nuttIFr nj lila tI,uutncrt
me ~ t.n ~ ~ ~. W. ~ ~, ,trt
, 1876-08-08
LAKBFORBST UNIVERSITY,

THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT will open
Sept. 2. II. W. Fattcrnon, b. D., prordont.
FERRY HALL. 3iis. Martin II. 6prngnt, prin.
cfpo. The Eighth Year Of this hrst.clusa seminary
for young 1sdies will commence Sept. Z.
For further Information Apply 10 K. ". PAT.
TERS0N. y. d.. or to Al1S MARTHA II.
SrRAHUE. Lake Fpfoxt Ill,
, 1876-08-08
TEE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
TEE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
CAMPAIGN
Chicago Tribune

The Presidential Campaign r. now opened, each
parry having placed tts ticket II, the held II will
be m exciting and desperate struggle II the Goy
crnncnt pnfrcs into the hnn,1e Of the UcmocrHt.
and Confedernter, II will pnt back the wheels Of
progress far many years. Itchctiun will be ipau-
gurned; the colored people vi be, practically,
reduced to bondngs; and either he National Debt
will bo rcpudIated. br hundreds OF millions Of
Isehcf claims for Rebellion ]o-rcn will bc Faadled
on Northern tax*paycrs, On The plca Of ''do,ng
Justice to our Eouthern brethren!"
The cratic Confederate A'ltance iH the rnme
in character and fpett M WhcE the one wing n.
roiyed that tho Nnr for The Union wau 4 "fa!urs"
ard the other wing i.teh desperately t0 make 1t
failure. They are now harbor OF refuge for ser.
tiona Animos!tea and lI.o.r'arcry sentiments.
With all their promises md rretcnsiots hey
hnyD proven utter fal.nrca In dcnlIng with quca.
fiona Of Taxation, Tariff, Ncvenac. Currcncy, or
Reform.
Prudence admonishcs that ''the destnles Of The
country in peace should be conntca 10 those who
saved 1t III war."
Nothing will do morn to arouse the public to
their danser, anl avert the calamity OF Copper
head and Confederate aAcendcncy III the goycrn.
ncnt Of thu nation. than n wide diffusion ut ThE
CmlcAau TnsnuSE nn,ong tho Iuoplc Ut thu Wcet.
All tho hest speeches U! tue grcat Republican Or
aturs will br published.
All the important ilocuErnts md facts will 10
spread hcfure itn readers.
All useful pulitical information will l,c rtrcu 10
tle pcopIr.
The Opposition Iarty Will be kert On ihc dc.
fetsve, and tho campaign be mnlo wns1n anll llrc-
, 1876-08-08

LADIES' SCHOOL, d,
Preparatory, Academic, and Collegiate,
CLIFTON SPRINGS, NJ. ",
fnrnis!!ei. heated by .tcam, nui lighted By gns
Special attention TO health. Gytnnastlc drill. No
public examinations exhibitions.
Prof. e. He c44nrr. MI experienced Instructor ami
composer, will have charge Of tho Department OF
Dr. Henry Fostcr will have charge Of the Health
Department.
LII. George 1oomfa will have The government of
the eclIGo 10 whom all communications should hc
ndlretsCd, Send for circular,
The daily gazette., 1876-03-22
For the Del Gazette.
Letter from samuel T'0rnsend.

| MR, EpIroR.-I think the Centennial
| business Is rather mixed up. On the All
day of July 1876, this Republic vii
have stood one hundr.d years from
! the day ii was procluimed 10 be a tic,
and Independent nation, and The Gee
/ bration of that day is right, jast and
proper, ard every friend of Tree gov
Crnment in the United States. and al
/ any place aud manner they see propcI
} and the law officers should for one
, week be very enient, that is to say,
| for about two days before the Fourth
and three or four days afterwards, for
those disposed TO get drunk, in making
the grand celebration, can get drunk
much sooner than they can get sober.
| SO day or two more should be allow.
ed after than before the Fourth to get
sober. Now this all there need have
been, one week at farthest to celebrate
| in any decent manner person saw
| proper to adopt. the huLdredth
birth day of the Republic; and as that
day particularly interests the people
of the United States, it was their own
pr igdte business and no outsider 6usi.
ness aohdte0er.
AJdt Vi CGItulu
busy people from interested motives
there was na adjunct added. A fair
over Schylkill, to make money for
railroads, and interested \exhibitors,
and to humbug 1.-The people; this fair
although the first is called Centennial
and our Legislature instead of making
proper appropriation to celebrate the
4th of July in Delaware, have voted
ten thousand dollars to this West
Philadelphia fair, and they further ap-
pointed nine men, and appropriated
two thousand dollars, ii Is said, for
their expenses. Four of these nine
men were members of the said Legisla-
ture, they should have appointed the
whole nine from the members of the
Legislature, and not have made "lish
of some and flesh Of Others" it is
thought there was plenty of competent
men who would have served without
pay, and as there has been such means
used lu excite people to attend this
said West Philadelp phia fair, and us the
times are hard, it is the opinion of the
great mass of the people that this said
ttc0 MSuSdnd dollars ought to be given
to help equip and maintain the poor
men who play soldier at said fair for
the glorification of the sight seers, en-
liced there under the name Centennial,
and it cannot be rcmedied now. Nere-
after it should be understood that
when any honorary appointments need
to be made for Delaware by our Legis-
lature,, that every such appointment
should be made from members OF their
body exclusively.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, March 20, 1876.