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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-14
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-14

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8olcnberser Bros. baben cincn GRO
zen Iorratb ppn Den be ten &urnl6d=
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oielelbcn su ben ulerbilli9iten Yreilen
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The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
SileTlnSs sale.

Rf virtue OF II wilt Of Levari Taoise to IN
directed will bo expored to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE, No. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by George W Ortlip. in tho city Of Will
nipateE. New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATGkDAY,
TIE :2d DAY OF JANUARY, 1876,
At2 O'Clock. P.M.,
the following described Real Eetate, viz:
All thlt certain lot OF land situate in tho
city I w lmington, in the county and state
aforesaid, beginning at point ON the south.
erly side OF Sixth street between Jack son
and VanBuren streets at tho distance OF one
hundred and siNty-two iect westerly from
the westerly eide VI jackson street, thence
sOutherly and para lei to Jackson street one
hundred and twenty eight feet to a stake,
thence westerly and parallel with sixth
street thirty.elg 1t feel to stake. thonc-
nortneriy ard parallel with Jackson street
one hundred sLd twenty-eight feet TO the
Aforesaid 9 de OF Sixth sire ant thence
thereby easteriy thirty eight feet to the
place OF beginning, be tbs contents thereof
what they may.
SeTed and taken in execution as the mo-
perty OF Henry A. Msmsten, and Gustavs,
his wife. and terre tenant, and TO be sold by
WIN II. LAMBSUN, bherifi.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
Jan. 3. A. d.. 1876. ( isn5-2tawts.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

The Reading Eagle, like many another
paper, has been involved in a little liti-
cation but what makes the case rather
remarkable, the paper was not on the
defensive. The proprietor of the Eagle
sued the city OF Reading for 50 OF and
won his case. His last bill against the
city for advertising was found correct by
the Committee on Printing, and was
passed promptly but when it came be-
fore the Committee on Accounts that
committee Topped off 81 OF, and passed
the reduced bill. The Eagle man refused
to submit to tho reduction, and sued for
the entire bill. Full testimony was tax
en-, the bill declared to be square and
honest, and judgement rendered in favor
Of the prosecutor.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
The Harrington Safe Burglary--Spe.
elaI Legislation to be Asked For.

The Harrington safe burglary was
committed in April, 1874. The case
has been once tried, and the jury dis
agreed upon verdict. A secend
trial has been STAYED oil, the effort, is
alleged, being to postpone the case
from time to lime SO that April, 1916,
will come before second indictn, Mt
AS tha first ones were qUashed by
order of the Court, at the request of
Attorney General Williams can be
found by the Grand Jury. Itis thought
to be the intention to plead the statute
of limitations two years) and have
the cases dropped. To prevent this,
Columbus Alexander and other citi-
zens interested intend to ask the pas
sage by Congress of special statute
SO that the statute Of limitations will
not run in this case.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

The pluck for which the old Democra,s
OF the Republic were remarkable seems
to have entirely fzelled out at Washing
ton under the Radical Administrations.
There was q time when this country was
not afraid to do what was right in the
cause of humanity and Justice. Had the
Cubans made such noble struggle
against tyranny before 1860 as they have
done since, the Congress of the United
States would not have covered before
the weak and waning power of Spain ;but
would have recognized the struggling
people as qualified to govern themselves
Had France been as Indifferent to the
colonies that appealed to her in l776
they might have gone down beneath the
weight Of British arms. Cuba and
the Cubans should be free and independ.
ent, and the. Republic of the United
States ought to refuse to Spain all priv
hges that assist her to conquer the struc
ling patriots.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
4 1iidest Br0uds,de,
Annual Message OF the Great Reforms
cr--seate Evils and Their neIrediy--
The National Finances.

n NhccHbSt OI inc hNftOEh-
cr--ssate Evils and Their perredy--
The National Finances.
ALBANY, Jan. 4-Both Houses Of
the Legislature met at II O'Clock this
morning, and organized by the cleo
tion of the officers nominated by the
Republican caucus last night. Cover
Tilden's message shows how the taxes
of the State may be reduced from
about S16, 900, 600 to about $4,000, 900.
The message reviews the work Of
canal reform and pronounces it sue
cessful 50 far. 1t recommends as fu
ture measure, the ascertaining in the
first place OF the actual condition Of
canal finances and contracts, the keep
ing down of expenses, the relief of
the State from the burden of lateral
canals which are not needed as feed
ers, a radical change in the system of
administration and the continuance of
the reduced tolls. 1t reviewsithe work
on the new Capitol at Albany, which
has cost all eady nearly six millions of
dollars, and urges the importance of
finding out what the whole expendi.
ture will be before further appropria-
tion is made to it. 1t discourages the
policy of building "palaces" for the
insane. Three asylums, Hudson
River, Buffalo and Middletown, and
the reformatory at Elmira have cost
already three million dollars How
much more they will cost is "matter
Of conjecture"
1t asks fora q thorough inquiry into
the administration of the State prisons,
D., ,;.,1 -, H..
Governor believes that they ought to
be self supporting, He holds the same
opinion as to the New York Quaran.
tine which costs more than $G2, COO q
year. The message says good word
for the Centennial Exhibition without
faaoring the appropriation of any pub
lie money to it, and refers to the i'm
portance of the work of the municipal
commission in providing good city
government. The common schools are
mentioned in the message only in the
submission of their statistics The
Governor dwells at length upon the
financial condition of the country.
Among the causes of the great and
protracted depression, he includes the
extravagant expenditures of public
money. Federal, State and local tax
alton was in 1850 $3 81 for each inhab.
liant, in 1860 it WAS $4.90; in 1870 it
was 1881. 1t is difficult to add any
thing to the force of these startling
figures The whole amount of money
raised by taxation in the last eleven
years is more than $1,000, coo, 90. lhe
remedy for existing evils the Cover
nor holds is return to the sound
principles of government; prosperity
must rest upon the "old foundations. "
There is a popular revolt at finencial
quackery. Tne Governor comments
severely upon the expedients OF the
quacks, and finds no safety but in the
restoration of an honest currency. He
has no sympathy with the theorists
who, after eleven years of'convulsion
without restoration" are now ciamor-
ing for restoration without convul-
sion" He sees no danger of convulsion
in return to specie payments.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
~hersas'~ - saie

Y virtuc Of snnd-y writs Of ~ o
- directed. wlllbe expo al 10 Pail'aa
inc Pr misee. near las nlnt in ~
hd' Ne~ 'ast county, Dcl,, On ''''
"WEDNESDAY.
TRB l2th DAY OF JANuApy I'll
all o'clock. 4. NJ.
The following described perau,.J n.
via: phs
A large lot OF lumber MI locs ,o..
four hite pine rai's 2 0 cords NJ yCSsv,l'
OF lumber iD yard, lumber az mil ,r@
pen lot of white pine shinal@. Ia. sns
corn. hay, straw. farming ipnl,%aN NV
mill tools. 2 work horses, q muIas
wagons 2 carte. lot OF chains . L,.ia
II small lights. 2 carriage horses
rnge, 2 buggies. doab 9 eharneesL sl,,ns "%
and carr harness, ! COW. hoi or io,s y,
GATE. bssk wheat, corn mea' fou,
wagon. Gales. scow. vfice 6x,ures% % ~
safe. 6a. ~T1
Seized md tak en- into execution "a a.
perty OF illiam ii Churchmau. a,S y
sold By -
Wm. IL I4AhBsoS So
Sheriff Q OfBce, New Castle,
December ~. A. ID. 1915. d.,O,,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
DHiL.ADELPHIA, WILMINGTOSlul
l. TlMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER % ls7s
NV Gn Eli u. iois.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows; M
Philadelphia and intermediate staicxlX
ai0. 500, 9.52, 1880, n m. /; 2CO, liz izlI
y. IN.
Philadelpnla and New YOrk, Lac
l2.l4, l237, $40 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate station. NJ
8 % n m. $50, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l252 lkgI
a. m. 1886, l.23, $40, 7.l6, p. IL.
Trains for Delaware Division leave l0
New Castle. AGO, GEO, a3J, n NJ .Sl
p. III.
harrington and intermediate etsuoa.
A3O, u. M Gao y. m.
Dnlmar and lntermediate etauen s1, 4
g. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate stsasls l
a. M, ,4.4s, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, Isl, AZ
Baltimore and Washington, la
o. m.
For further information passenger w}
ferred 70 the time tables posted at the tiy,
IL v. kENNEY. superinten6sl
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

It was rumored in Washington yes
terday that Secretary Fish had init
mated his intention of resigning, be
cause of a difference of opinion
between himself and the President
regarding Cuban affairs. Associated
Press dispatches say there is no truth
whatever IN The rumOr, and the Presi
dent and all tho members Of his Cabi
net are unit on the course now pur
sied 90 that eubiect."
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
- EMOXAL
s. w. CANN B. BRO.

Fesnectfnl ly inform TIER friends sna
pub ic THAT they have removed fi0n e,,,I
ana bard streets. to tfsi o,iby Ell 81 h
OF xTH AND Low FARD, where MI
will continue the GRW } KY and ftw5r
SION busiDess. in all it, brsnf hes hnJ
spectiulIy 'sli il tho patronage of theT 5tsc
and the public generally.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

We are indebted to Governor TILpHN,
OF New York, for an advance copy of his
dmirable Message. 1t is one of the
sblest State papers that ever emanated
from the capital of the Empire State,
and deserves to be read in all parts Of
the country. Like similar documents
from Democratic Governors elsewhere,
it illustrates with a master hand the
terrible effects Of Radical rule and Rad
ical taxation, rs it was never illustrated
before, and shows clearly, too, tho mode
Of escape. TILpRN has served his State
so well in contrast With Dix that he de-
serves imperishable fame; and the New
Workers, without regard to party, should
look to it that he is sustained in his eff.
forts to put down and keep down the
Canal Ring that has stolen millions UP.
on millions Of dollars from the taz.pay.
ers, and which would have continued t.
steal had TIIDxS been defeated as Gov
ornor.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

The prospects Tor better times grows
brigher each day. Our farmers. who arc
new calling into our Office daily, in nearly
all cases say they have done better
the last year, and that the prospect for
the next is far more cheering than it was
a year ago. This is very encouraging
Those who have COWS and cattle and
horses to dispose of find more ready sale,
and cash more plenty. If Congress will
only reduce the expenditures of tho gov
ernment to somewhere near what it was
in 1860, aside from the interest on the
public debt, which ought to be done.
another year would witness q tremend-
ous change the country would begin to
prosper as Of old. and the tide of emigra-
tion and hard money set hitherward
again instead of toward the Old World,
as it has during the past year or two.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

The PICTURESQUE WoRLD, or SCENES
IN MANY IANDs.-This is the title of one
OF the most desirable works now in press.
It is gotten up in gorgeous style, on ele-
CANT heavy fine glazed paper and print
cd ON large new type in the very best
style Of the typographical art.
The work will be issued in semi-month-
ly Numbers, and when completed will
make six large volumes. 1t will contain
one hundred and fifty handsome ongray-
ings of the mos. noted places, palaces,
churches, ruins, events, &c. The book
has had large sale in Europe and is be-
ing reproduced at Immense expense. II
can only be had by subscription and q
gentleman is now canvasing Wilmington
for subscribers. Those who enter Their
names early and receive the finest I'M.
pressions will secure one of the most ele.
CANT works ever issaed.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
WILMINGTON, DEL, JAN. 8, 1915.

The " DELAWARE GAZETTE" has very
large circulation throughout the entire
county and State and the counties of the
adjoining States. Merchants should avail
themselves Of it as medium for adver-
tising their goods Terms moderate.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

There are 2)7 -four mills in Minnesota,
with a capacity, if kept going, for grind
ing 25,6o6, 900 bushels of grain per an
mum. Minneapolis alone ships at the
rate Of LOG, 800 barrels of -four per an
mum, and during the last six months
shipped 2,492 400 bushels Of wheat and
16,l52 900 feet of lumber.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

The Mississippi Legislature met and
organized on Monday, by the election
of Democratic officers. Two thirds of
the Senate are Democratic. J, Nj. Stone
was elected President pro tempore of
the Senate.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

The "DeJava-e State Journal" was
discontinued on the 1st instant.
The !" Wilmington Advertiser" was die
continued about one month ago.
The " Wilmington Weekly Herald has
also been discontinued
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

~ HERIBFTS sALE.
~ BY virtue OF writ OF Nenditioni E1
p0nas to me direc ed, Will he exposed TO pub
lie sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l9 MARKET ST
kept by George W Ortlip, n the city OF VIII
mington, New Castle county, Del. on
AIURDAY,
THE 22p DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID. 1s7a
at O'Clock. r. Nj,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with a
two storied frame house thereon erected
situate in The City OF Wilmington, New as,
tie county and tate Of Delaware, and bound.
ed and described at fOllows 10 Wit:
Il ginning at the Int, rsection of the north.
erly side of -hallcross Avenue with the east.
erly side OF Harrison street thence along
shlu slde OF SAID str, ct, norther three hun.
ureu fett 10 stake. thonce sOuLheaeterly
and parallel to LOverin. Avenue two hun.
dred feet to stake, thence southwesterlv
anu parallel 10 ,nrIison street one hundred
ana NIFTY ieet TO stake, tnencc northerly and
par I'll ITO Lowering Ave- ne, one hundr re- d
icet TO stake, thence southerly and parall e
to la rison street one hundred and lity feet
TO the said side OF ShRlci oss Avenue, and
th'nce thereby north esterly one hundred
feet to ihe place OF beginning, be the con
tcnts thereof what they may.
ceiZed and taken lntJ execution AZ the
property of Wilbur W. Harris, and To be
sold by
VIM. II LAMD50E, Sheriff
Sherid's Office. New Cattle.
January J. 1916. jana 2tawts
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
sherin's sale.

nY virtue of \ writ Of Veadi,io,;p
- TO se direc'ed, viii be expos,j ,ap ~
Sale ON tho Premises near Bear ~
Now O etle hundred. New Castls w
Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
THE e-n DAY OF JANUARY, A. lp3
Alta O'Clock, NJ,
The following described personal rro,
VIZ: '''
head OF horses, . cows, l heiier. gcA
0 Hogs, o Pigs, y Interest in corn, NJ
in 20 acres Of Wheat, Germantoyn ~
farm wagon, cOmDInei reaper and ~.
x ain fan, corn-slteller horse rake, 2 ~
) cultivat0rs, 2 pair OF twin haIros, ~
and plOugn harness, crrriage iraea y
stone. hay rigging hoes, forks. rAkes ~
&c. Also, Household "a I'd Kilchen ilIa.l
foizcd and taken into execution .
pro orty Of Richard L. Appleby, a9l.I
sold by
WIN II LAMBSoS, ari
SheriT7a Office. New Castle,
re'ember lS, lN5. deesn
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
BOOTS AND SHOE1
At Remarkably Low Prices
S. E. CORNER NINTH & SPRUCE 3

WE have on hand full assortneni
w Gentlemen's Boots. Shoes sA es |
ters, Ladies'. Misses and Childrons 5aSI
in the best and latest style. which w VI
selling at prices that defy oompeti ion.
cordially invite the public to call and ei,iI
one our stock and learn our prices enI
purchasing elsewhere. We mean buaisI
and in order TO DO it We cell chosp-'sI
ch. ap.
novk-,Im. WIN. HOWE
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
LOUIS MARTEN,
Practical Boot h Shoe Mae
ala EAST SEVENTH 81

Boots and Shoes made to order in lk Il
and latest style. of superior materiL \
rranted as good fit al ever "a, may Z
at prices to suit the present hard time
Particular attention paid TO fitting % \
TO suit all customers.
Repairing neatly done at sAoIt no1A i
at reasonable prices.
The public are ros ospect1ully invi,ed b \
me call
nov30-3m
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

NJ ArIlhGS--W have nov In stock W IT
IVA AM heck canton mAttings, by the % &c
mad. Rt the Lowest pricee
". b SHARP,
Fourth apd MaEks' etroe
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

49, TAMlSk- W Z nave receiy ed dlr,,c
from importer, a full line OF these
elegant goods. TO which we invite attention.
h. W. Is. SHARP.
EForrrth and Market street
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

C,HERItF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue Of q writ Of III. Fa TO me di.
recte.i. win be exposed to Public Sale. on
the premises, on the Willow Bridge Farm
IN the road from Middletown 10 Mount
Pleasant IN 81 GeOrges' Hundred, In New
Castle County. Delaware. ON
FRIDAY,
THk Atn Day Of JANUARY, lse
Al clock. A. NJ,
The following described Personal Pro
perty, viz;
Five head Of good horses, I cow. qs shoats
double ca riage with pole buggy wagon.
farm wagon, z market wagons, LonesI
peach ssBorter, cider pi ess, cutting boy.
fruit dryer, hay fork, plows, harrow, cult,'
vat ore, forks r, kcs and shovels, 20 O peaob
baseeS wagon. carr age and pl0w harness.
saddi, 3 and brides. 80 bushe o OF corn |0
bnshels OF potatoes lot Of hay, 10 a res o.
wheat In the ground. iodaer straw, &c.
household furnitn, 9, sofas, chaire, tables.
oeds. bedeteads AMI bedd nB, stoves, 90
eized and taken In e1 cuii0n as the pro.
periy Of ri hhrn g. Knight and G. A. Knight,
and 70 be sold by
WIN. II. LhMBSON, Sheriff,
sherf's Office. New Castle. /
Zee H9 u, 1875 dec9O 2,aw
A credit OF GO days villa bo ,iyep ON Mi
sums OF $50 and over Cash for o tunls un
der. NN
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

NUT!cE ..
~ All re-Hpn. owning dogs are hereby
notified 10 call at my othc" and We thefame
duly reg ,tcred or before ia 10Th day ot
January in accord nee with IN ordin nanc 3
in such case made and pr vided.
JAMES o. TOOLE.
jan3to20 High Constable.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHIkf ENGlNEER'S OFFICE,
No. 1000 Market Street

WATER DEPARTMENT.,
CHIEF ESGINEER's OFFICE,
No. 1000 Market Street
VIII MINGToN Del Dec. 9th, lt15.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
IN Ofice City Water Department.
The bills for 1876. are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars Office. 1000 Market 81
The law requires that all bills paid on or be-
fore January Slst. 1876 he face Of the bill.
shall be received and receipted for,
those paid during tho month Of February,
i've per ct additional. these paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional; anil
lat 1879, the Registrar is required TO have the
ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted for
the recovery OF the amount duo. The water
will not again be let into such premises I'M
III such ar, Q. re- with assessments, ard 81 for
drawing Ferrules are paid.
Ufice hours a. m 70 4p 10.
EuW. MCINTYRE,
declo.n Registrar.