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The daily gazette., 1876-08-21

Real Estate is falling day by day in
every part of the country. The home Of
the mechanic, the store of the merchant,
the farm of the honest farmer, are in the
hands of the sheriff. The remedy Of Grant
and the Republican party is to put the
troops "a marching order.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21

Governor DIX Is -eceivi1gi unexpected
assistance II organizing his Boys IN
Blus" On Saturday night, IN New YORK,
q number Of Democ-snc veterans organ
lzsu Democratic 'fBcys IN Blue" clah,
nut are going 70 work taf TIldsa and
Hendricks instead Of Hsyes hn3 Wheeler.
Such o-rEnizEt1ons vii not please the
wR-Iiks DIX, and he VII ertAinlJ have
Il urhs- s1ns one to shoot them ON the
spst-
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21
SHEnIFFS SALES.

- HERIFF'ssALE-
BY virtue Of writ Of Ais. ri. Pa., to me
dir. cted, will he exposed to Public Sale, on the
premises No lssst Fourth street, City OF
!. .iitnipRton. 10 lew Castle county, Delaware
=, -.AA- SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST. 1876.
at II O'Clock, a. m,
The following described Personai Pro
perty. VIZ:
Lot of stone ware. glass ware. rockingham
ware. tin ware. wood and will ow ware, lamps.
tin preserving cans, oil clo.b. mirrors. carpets.
match safes. toys, clocks. lamp ehipneys,
stove and ripe. lease of store, &c. Household
and Kitchen furniture will be sold immedi;,
ately af or sale at store at corner Of Sixth and
alnut streets
Sei.ed and taken into execution as the pro.
ss''' ss WIN So shsr
shsrif's once; New castle.}
Aug. 10. 1875, ausl6 is
SgERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of q writ of Venditieni Ex-
ponas to me directed, will heexp osed to pub
lie sale. at the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADwAY.
in Delaware City. iu Red Lion Hundred.
New Castle County, Del, on
FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, ls76.
At > o'clock. D. m.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot f land situate. lying
and beirg On the Ncr hwesterly side oi
Washington stieet and northwestefly SIDE OF
Henry street in the town OF Delswhe City.
eonlsinias in front or breadth on sail Wash
iagton street one hundred and twenty feet
ana extendins in lensth or depth north.
stree; one hundred eel 70 an eisht-fett wide
alley, bounded Northwe.teriy by the said
alley. so1thwesterly BY said Wasoington
street. soutnve.terly by said Henry stree
and Northeasterly BY land late Of Geo. q
Cieaver having thereon erected a two ttory
frame dwelling house with back buildings
&c
4 EeiIed and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF George G. Cleaver, and to be sole
BY WM II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
shssif's c nee, New Castle. ..o
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21

CHERIFF's SALF.-by VIZ ne OF q wrlt Of
- Ais, Venditioni Exponas TO mo directed.
will be exposed to Public Sale. at the Hotel OF
John Lewis, in the Town of Newark. in White
Clay Creek Hundred. New Castle County.
Delaware. on
MONDAY.
THE 2sth DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1876.
At2 O'clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate. VIZ.
A lot ofland situated in Mill Creek Hun
dred. New Castle County and State of Della
ware, leading from Milford Cross Roads. to
tastburn's Lime queries, and adjoining
lands Of Andrew ]. Wh trman. Samuel Hark-
ness, Robert Taylor, James Mitchell, y ames
Little, and Harry Whitemsn, containing bne
hundred and twenty Ave acres, with stone
House. good Barn and Granary thereon.
No. IAN that certain lot or piece Of land
situate on the Public Road leading from
Tweed's to the Milford Cross Roads. leading
from Newark, and adjoining lands of Harry
Warren, Peter Jacks n. white Clay Greek or
line of Mansel Tweed. thence by land Of
Joseph Rankik. George Jacobs. and said
road to lands OF Warren, containipg one hun
dred and twent, five acres, with good dwell
ing house, Rrsnary and other out buildings
| thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perry Of Eli Mote, al d TO be sold By
WM. H. L LAMBsON, kherif.
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
Aug. g. 1S76. aug9-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21

The Dsnecrxtae members Of the House
q Representatives, have one thing TO look
hack u,sau With pleasure. They gave the
tasass1 konor IN their gift to the best
ukn So member Of the House waa
mare sincerely respected or held in deep
e regard tcth By friends and opponents
than Michael c. Kerr.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21
A DlOURN ADMINISTRATORS
"A SALE OF
r E AL ES T ATE:

By virtue Of an order of the Orphans Cour,
of the state Of Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county, made the 2lst day Of February y A.
S ps n sq
New Castle county. delaware. on
TUESDAY.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21

MIND READING, PSYCHOMANCY
Vl FASCINATION. SOUL CHARMING
MBSMERl5M,, and MARRIAGE GUID Z
showing how either sex may fascinste OF,
gain the love and affection of any persol
they choose instantly 400 pages. By mai
80 cts. Hunt q Co.. 1895 7th ST., Phiia.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21

UTANTED-ANYP PERSON CAN MAKE
w $500 month selling our let er copy-
ing book. Any one that has q letter to
write will buy it. No press or water used.
Send STAMP for circu EXCELSIOR CO.,
II Tribune Building. Chicago, nj.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21
Butter and Cheese.

r. MFSsIcK. stalls No! 46 and AZ civ
Mar ct House, will supply his custom, era anS
the public in general with Butter and Cheese
fresh from Bradford County Dairy daily
Butter and cheese either wholesal or retail
nepp e b2l-lm
The daily gazette., 1876-08-21
RAILROADS.
DHILADEI.PHiA, WILMINGTON a E15
+ TiMoRE RAiilROAb. " 'A'.
AqGUsr IA. ls76.


~ Aq&Usr IA. ls76.
1rains will leave 8Wilmington as foIlous..,
Phfladelphia and dintermediate stationa ~
2 90, $40, $50. a.94p.52, 1887. 10 " q. m. Is
. az2c, 9.54, IL Nam.
Phiihdeipnia- and New York, 2l7,am.,
l214, 1887, b.40 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, lam
$3.50 a. m. b.20.. p. N.
Baltimore and Warrington, iA52 Id. kG
q. m, 1888, LlS, l %, 1909 "A, LlO,p. NJ.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. i2.o5, $40, a3j, II tjA m. La
wyo%iees S x Al and intermediate sta.,ons 10 i
835. q. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station la.sj, Az
"' A' ~ SUNDAY TRAINS:
philadelphia and intermediate statione. I'm
Philadelphia and New York, All, Am.
Baltimore and Washington, ll52 lp
a. m.
For further information passengers are M.
ferred to the time tables posted at tho iepot
$3.50 p. NJ, train on Monday, "Wednesday 4
| Saturday, will mab close connection at De-,
| mar with tram for ocean City
On and after tuesday. August lst, lsC.
passenger trains leaving Wyoming al 5t0a
M. and Wilmir gton At 741p. m, will be
| withdrawn.
Trans leaving Delmar at 5 so a. m. and
Wilmington 30 p. m. will stop at all stat ons,
| An additional Accommodation train will BE-
run between New Castle and Wilu ington.
leaving New Castle at z IS a m. and arriyins
| at Wilmington 55 a. m.
Ii. KENNEY. Superintendent
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Mr.. C'lymcr's work,

The World ID nut in defence Of Mr..
Clymsr against tho attacks u Rspubli-
can journals. and points cut all thu.
he has done In unearthing tho Bslknap
frauds. The editor sskG
IL not DslknAp out Of Office? Have
not tho post trader frauds boon expossdY
Has no. Evans u Fort Sill boon 70.
moved And has not tho roof been
taken 1T Of tho house Of Gran,ism I
Who dil I'll this, Was II BASS The
country s.rongly suspects that other
high officials ars guilty of much the
same things ~ Bslknar. but who will
prove the facts ~ clearly ~ Mr.. Clym.
sr established tho charges against Bel-
KNAPP !Ths Republican msmbors were
present On the examination Of Orvil
Grant. and tho committee meetings
we're regular, but has the success bosn
equal 10 that which followed Mr..
Clymer's melhodsY Marsh escaped
10 Canada. W Ars told svory morning
BY the republicans patriots. What u
that, W reply, - long ~ Gransism
has been exF ossd. tho soldiers put In !
way 80 be protected. Dslknap sxp%ll-
sd, and ths third torn project crush
I'd 7
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

rxnsoss wishing to purchase Sewing
Machines, Nueiles III ANY VI tho num-
cruus attachments that alreftain 70
them, should remember that they eau
give tho best bargains who own she
machines thcy srll. Tho manufacture
era give less percentage - Agents,
than 10 those who purchase, The
reason Il obvious; Agents lo.scs fall
npan tho manufacturer Tho MAchinos
spll Ly ". q. SlMoSDs. arc bought
fur cash, and include all lirst class MA
chimes acid IN thin market. lloinyites
,hnss who wnnll compare different
machines aud lhsir work 10 visit his
Machine Depot. fra. door north u
Tunly's Pump shop, and got tho bone.
Ill IL choice in machines. and the
loves. PRICES. att
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lagalts' 1'rInkst.

The Sun does not take much stock
In Con. ingalls, sndsavor 10 make
ont that The watch hs presented 10
Mrs Grant WAS 1 ''msre trinket, =
and adds
II WAS present, Gen. ingalls, would
have u believe, intended only ~ .
token Of bin unssl1sh affection, which
had lasted over thirty years. Thirty
years! |, isa long lime--and yet
never = present In token Of II until
after Isn, Grant had hsoome preni
dent Of tho United States!
Why did not Gen, ingalls,. while
h was about II. 70 step further, and
declare that tho watch was n genuine.
old fashioned ''bull'..eyo," worth only
i've dollsrsY Or even that II Was !
tsrnip--..nd that he transmitted Il to
Mrs Grant In settlement of some ".
sa.e OF which no WAS administrator and
Mrs Grant On heir.
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= :
senator AtonriMan

II will DO remembered that Cul
Eiboock now editor &c the llorsla u
Liberty a. Des Moincs was formerly
editor Of ths Clayton County Journal,
q ElkAdcr, Il being u pronounced ~.
publican Journal WAS unsl pairing in lis
dsnunciation, at times, VI Senator
StoLsman who Was then rising young
lawyer Of tho county In Into mum.
Der of his Herald u Liberty. not.
- ~
local strife that lsl TO unkinI aud un-
ju.t criticism, Mr.. Eihuek makes IL
tho following complimentary reference
10 the subject Of thi, notice:
John +, Stonsman, In our humble
estimation, sho Senator from Clayton
Co. towers above NIL tho M. inpignid.
cant nunbsr VI able. talented. iuiluen.
siAl workers Of tho State Senate Re-
tired In biz habits, dignilled In his
speeches, speaking only when he hns
something to say, but noble md eom.
manding In biz personal appearance,
he u once became = power III the Sem
ats. unacquaintsd Az hc was. le did
no. attempt 10 force himself in.o 10.
tice ~ speaking upon every measure,
but ignored oil small matters. and
employed biz mind viii, questions u
real and vital Importance. llo was
nos 4 lsbbyiat either, but upon tie
door Of The Senate, l,e could unravsl
with bin maschlsss slolusnce tho most
consummato and intricate sophislrics,
and BY biz eArnsstnrsA convinced hiS
colleagues Of tho justice u biz PROPOSE
tiona. Wo rank John I. Stonelnan
N 6rst among tho Senators and regard
him 10 enc II tho aLlsst, puseas and
best men Of the State.
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equitable rates, the 1nast ase u such
right. ard privilege
Il llxsotssn, That II secure Tie ns.
erssats aMeant IL funds u ratrhssf
The right u way fur the extension y
The ns,estot. \ IT. PAUL Railroad
into the eits. W do recommend iis
levy III 4 lax under the rtosisions 81
The Law passed n, tie last t.ssiun "
our Legislature. which slssll hmnah'
10 suiI,eirnl to purchase sueh raglt Il
| way, provided that II shall MT .sves,
an amuan, exceeding eight mills N 'h'
dollar
Rssoavrr, That iA's meeting ~
ictts the Gnt Council - coulter viii
! representatives ii she sni,i nwasis \
i the roal In reference III snah rshtrsipt
! NJ IT, the right IL way. nn,l t'hct tau
chiscs ~ the city ce*srals ahd nta.
prorvrl, extend
RAsoL,gn. hat. in I'll. jalgmen
If this meeting, snet l.,spns oil.
. should be elected - Alderman
. 1t the approaching THY Election, ~h
arc known to be favorable u hr'ns,n
the Davenport X ~, Paul lsalr'n
: into the city. On From, street il, =
! cordance with thv resolution herrt.iai
: adopted.
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We would Suggest ii many parents who
the ~l,rtrw I'll III Ii amssr AMI interest their
hpss. IL ci,c sls.it tni every opr J, unity N
acquiring mechanical trade. The industry
and ingenuity a 4 by ri average ability.
,as- the Sta'ytc imraan, may I've easily
made 81 furnish him with never FILLING
~onrcc ur amusement nj tho lc.l order.
The hoy Vim can rroiaer - mnke sainc-
thing, already begin. b feel TIM, he l. some.
sub i. nj, reward reserved f,r grtvn rro-
Pile auiy Aud the elacaiinn Ut mimi. ctr,
and hand, Whr'h this nSc NJ tuols aipl mo
chaniral appliances furnishes, u oi grca,
and r,sl value. beyond the time,
Having nothing to III /. great ,,larc ~
the young ~ II j. til thr iti tr,~n mud no
greater benefit ran b. conferred nh youth
thuu Il i tnAert tiMr npw wasted, nni allcn
worse than wasted, into means u pleasant
rccr,a.uns mil monti Improvement Tie
boy Mh,-r lilnr mud mind urr ,,oN occupied
with marbles and kites. lnas bc \ Natt-. II
Morse. or n lh~~emcr, In clnhsyo and II |.
certainly MI rasy matter u turn iii~ tlmng'lls
ani musings into channel which shall rive
the lse or mechanical tools IL the most In.
einating II All occupations.
A. l,sie mud mathematics lave value
beyond accuracy In argument mud envrcr,
solution ~ problems. In tin, the, ,cacl,
men the hail. Ut n.ns their rejecting lpw-
ers systematically, VI carpentry, turning,
and ETHER ar,S, aro u hyh imlmrlunrc.
These occupations teacl ho,s 10 think. d
proceed from Initial ranss ~ results, and
mot only 10 understand tho nature and duty
Of tho mechanical powers, hut n obcrse
their Efforts, and to acquire knowledge BY
ac,unl experiment. which II tho he.t way
oilcarni gnnything. AL! Chr theories callc,l
out u books leave mn impress m tho
mimi md memory whirl, II light compared
10 TINT of tho practical experience u the
true mechanic.
Onr advice II, To NIL who lmsc the grrn,
responsibility of thc e'lnrgc IL boys dive
them lathe, or vet " carpenters, or even
blaek>msl,'s tools gi,c their mind turn
toward the salid and n.cinl side 81 life. You
will soon -ee tho fcsa. In Increased activity
VI their thinking capabilities, and Tho VI.
recsipn u their IDEAS toward practical r.
sults. and, stlll mofc obviously, In tho
avoidance oi Idle mischief md nonsense (su
omit all reference 10 absolute wickelncss
and moral degradation), which ara. to too
grra. IN extent. tho pA-.i,ne VI The genera
ton which h 20 succeed ".
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Eur, n lLAis lDgALEa:

cfrsor, Town.
Tie American self threading sewing
machine still continues 10 Ls tho great
family fa,orile. Thu points which
rergninen. this machine. strongly 10
every purchaser il the simplicity IL liz
n,.elani.m by reason 4 which II il
readily learned aud kept IN order.
Thu unusual lightness and casa II or.
Grafton. i point " excellence fully ap.
m,riste'l by every ono who makes
constant nso of sewing machine; and
iis durability tested BY ten years *.
perienco ii i natural result Of tho siM-
rlis,ty of its parts aud tho lightnoss Of
IL molten The shuitlsis sclf thread
ing. saving limo and yeAa,ion % tho
operator. The needle ID self setting;
aud .hure are no holes 10 shroad In tho
whole machine, nh item ~ great I'm
rortnnee 70 I'll especially q thore whose
uyesigh. IL impaired Tho tensions
are tho most perfcc. VI my lock stitch
machine and do 10, require rsadjasl.
ing eyerytimc a hobhin II replaced.
Those who contemplate purchasing 4
Swing machine will consult their own
inssrcsl In examining this ingenious
aud unparalleled invention. tho r..
suit u constant mud unremitting sxer-
eiso IL superior genius. Nj. q. j.
Don't. agent for Howard county. lows.
will 10 pleased 10 show any ono dssir-
Gus Of investigating i.s merits, " should
you 1.-Two over tho limo In Winneshiek
county, Mr.. q. w. Stephenson will
oficiAts In tho same capacity. Chicago
olicc, ~ Wabash Avenue 1etf
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~ slsshsno.sd The soicr VI ths taian
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NJ ,,m@s. and Ill b~eaass = saaxis
piece u sassali., 10 exposed u Nh
russsry y, the action 81 : Democrat
u House u Representatives, on'
hiss hu, 10 read The teslimua, u otsi
| Grant. the brother ~ tbs President
- Sc the working u the Whole Fac.
cutivs machine
The President, he says, "~ro.s 4
him In advance that certain saeancie
were 10 nceut. Orvil secured frou
the iresidsn, The one Il Fort Peel
|, fcr Mr. cssaslberrs. ~ standing Roe
for Joseph Layton. a Fort belkna
Cor 4 nan namsd Conrad. and NJ Whit
Earth for George ". Felt. aud wa
10 receive half the profits for hi. ser,
, ices, and did receive that share Of III
! spoils from some Of these posts De
fore the Naval Affairs Committee. b
admitted soliciting for and obtaining
| naval contract for a baltimore arm
being paid . share 81 tho pro6ss, ~
$500 8 month for bic services IN get
: ting the contract. II 10 cvidsne
like this, upon conduct like this. thu
, shocks the public sense II this
/ not buying and ceiling Offices At u
! hands of the President. what IL II, q
, espt that ono Of she presidents tamil
, received the money instead Of III
| President himself. In tho ease II Oh
Secretary Of War, il WAS tho wife VII
|, vas the chief beneficiary. In tho otl
1 or case. tho Presidents brother n
I csivcd hAlf profits, commissions. N
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Sally Verb 10 ths asns 81 ! Kansas
girl married the other day. Parse Il
along. - boston Post.
The struggle Of the punsssr. ovs,
that will b. intense. - Boston Nows.
Sally being vcrb. II was perfectly
natural 10 conjugate hsr,-- Boston
Globe
A singular number Of jokes those.
We decline, --Avoca lowA) Delta.
Tho above named Verb II doubtless
In tho sujuncsivs mood. DEBORAH To-
publican.
QUESTION: bic; moro likely m ivreg.
ular. active transitivo verb, future
tense, Ind icatiyo mood. nrst person
PLURAL.
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Gen. Mcroyk testified before cl' :
,ner's Committee tho nthsr dny. that
ten. Reynolds, In command In Texas.
had taken n house no present froal
some Army Contractors, mud that he,
Cen, MuCook, In i reported this int
to Army Headquarters, but no nsticc
had boon taken Of his report. How
could tbere be. consistently, when botl,
ten. = Grant mud Sherman had -.
cepted Of presents Of houses.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

The Democratic State Convention
has been called 10 met At Dcs Moinss
May II, 1910, u IL o'clock !. m. 10
elect - delegates to the Dom
ocratic National Convention 10 nect
IN ST. Luuia on the 9th Of June.
Howard county will 10 entitled ~
three delegates IL tho State Convsn-
ton. The call II nllo broad enough 10
Justify the nomination u n state ticket
And presidential elect on IL tho con.
vcntiDn shall deem such action best.
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(grom Charles odmnsrs Prophetic pIcsnrs)
Hss, Tor one moment. how psrnicioss
uuss " the Presidential example.
Fivss IN place, his personal inAusncs
y lar.ssaehisg beyond that u any
other citizen. What no does, others
will DO. What hs fails - 10, others
viii fail 70 Do. Ills standard Il n
duet Will b accepted, q least W his
political supporters. lis measure ~
Industry and his sense of duty will hs
ths pattern for the country. 1.-The sp-
points relations 10 once and rspayA
lills b. oihsial patronage. making he
Presidency - great gift enterprise.
nay not every olsles.hsldsr DO likewise
eesA IL 81 sphere. - that nspotisn
aaA eilt.saktng oaleially ssmpsasatsd
win b general. and gifs enterprises
30 multirlisd inds1sissly in The public
sssviesi II no treats bic trust -
play thing aud ! psrqsi.itsf Why my
noI every s6ss. holder Do the same
: : II hs fratsrnisss With job.
hers and nsssians. whore Il ths limi:
70 ths dsworalisation that must cnsusy
Necessarily the public service takes IL
charasssr from ~ elected chief, and
shs whole souasry reflects the prcri.
dsnt. Ills example Il law. But > bad
sxampis must DO corrected ~ bad
lAW.
The bad example Lsgun when The
President ~ piled with Eil,, 4 hans'
% and lands, horses and liquors. and
almost everything sl1s frsm stocks y
81 cattle under che sun, which no 81.
WAYS accepted. Gen Grant Ii now In
ths eighth year u hia Presidency. and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

Gen. Custer has been telling whA,
no knows about past tra,lerShip: and
what lie knows demonstrates still more
conelusivcly how couple Of Iowa
generals got their living Il appear,
that Gen. Rico wAA MT content with
introducing traacsmsn 10 tho secretary
81 war % q thousand dollars 4 lick.
lie made them divide the proceeds u
ths acquaintance. Tho same with
Gen. llodriek A brace of worthless
are these titled I,wa dead beats. st
Pal Irals.
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