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The daily gazette., 1876-07-11
SHERIFF'S SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE
y By virtue Of srndry writs of Leyari Facias
to me directed. will be exr osed to Public SAFE
at the Hotel of Alexander Maxwell, in Mid
dletown. in st, st. Georges huhdred. New On, =
la .nuntv neiAware on
The daily gazette., 1876-07-11

HERIFF's SALE-By virtue oi a writ Of
- Lavari Facias to me directed, will be ex-
posed to Public Sale at the Hotel OF john D.
Elnutt, in the village of Cnristiana. in White
Clay Creek hundred, New Castle county Del
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19
FIRST EDITION!
Winter Weather.
SNOW AND sLBET-GooD sLEIGIHNG-
CoAsTING, &c.

SNOW AND sLRET-GooD sLEIGHING-
CoAsTIN0, &c.
For real winter weather yesterday
took the lead, regular old-fashioned
storm prevailing all day. The sleet and
rain of the morning was followed by
snow in the afternoon, and about six
O'Clock in the evening the snow ceased,
and cold, high wind prevailed until late
In the night. The cold, last night was
extreme, the thermometer descending to
seven degrees above zero, and of course
everything froZe heard.
This morning the weather though still
cold, was very clear, and the rising sun
reflected his sparkling rays on the ice
covered twigs and branches Of trees, and
on every point and place where the sleet
Of the previous day had accumulated
The snow which had fallen to the depth
of five or six inches on top Of hard bed
Of sleet, formed excellent sleighing, and
the merry jingle of the sleigh bells was
soon heard upon the streets. The boys
were also out early with their sleds, and
until the hour for opening the schools
soasting was the order of the day.
The sidewalks from which che slee
cannot be removed without injury to the
bricks, are still very slippery, and grea
caution is necessary on the part Of pedss
trians to avoid fall.
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u. VI. c. A. Brerities.

The Y. NJ. c. A. have arranged at a
special meeting last night, to fill their un-
completed ticket. The requisite formali-
ties having been gonethrough with by
Messrs. NJ. b. Ocheltree, Jr., of First
Presbyterian Church; j. w. Todd, of
Brandywiue Church; John White OF Ep-
worth; l.. Z. Wilson OF West; and Henry
English of Union. We congratulate
them on the selections they have made.
The Association has in contemplation
the removal to quarters better fitted to
accommodate their large attendance. We
hear the Saville Building spoken of in
.his connection.
An impromptu MONDAY prayer neet-
ing was held yesterday at the rooms.
Working zealously and increasingly, as
these young men do, and discarding de-
nominationalisms in their intercourse, is
the secret of their great success.
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Stray Waits.

The sound of the iinglng sleigh bell is
now heard in the land.
Brandywine and Mutual Loan Associa-
tions meet this evening.
Nearly seventy dodgers took quarters
at the police station, last night
The. street cars, to-day, are running
with four horses or mules to each car.
Merchants complain that yesterdays
inclement weather lost them hundreds of
dollars, by keeping the ladies at home.
Never does the sound of the school bell
sound more dismal in the ear of the aver.
age boy than when the coastng is SO fine
as it is now.
There are thirty-one applicants for the
position off watch, which Seth Stewart
the fpresent incumbent, will vacate OF
January 1st.
The number of men out with shovel.
cleaning off pavements shows how anx
ious they are to make a few pennies
wherever possible.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19
"THE JACKSON ROUTE

ADJUSTMENT OF THE LITIGATION BE
TWEEN COL. Mc'coMB AND THR ILLIN-
NoIs CENTRAL.
A private telegram received in this
city. yesterday, from New Orleans, an
nounces the satisfactory adjustment in
this city during the last three or four
days of the long and serious litigation be-
tween the Illinois Central Railroad Co.,
of one part, and Colonel II. s. McComb,
of the so-called jackson route" to New
Orleans of the other part. The news of
this settlement is hailed, we are informed
in Nav Orleans, with great satisfaction
Is promising, if political matters do but
clear up little, a revival of businessf
and trade throughout the great Missis
sippi valley. Mr.. Bliss, of Morton, Bliss
d Co., who are prominently interested
in this matter, was asked last night as tc
the general effect of the adjustment, bul
said that he was not in n position just
now to make a statement in the premi
ses. ". Y. World, MOnddU.
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Affhe Police Court

DISoRDERLY YOUNG MEN-A MOTHER
PLEADING FOR HER MAYNARD son.
Yesterday afternoon, about $50 O'Clock
Edward Sewall, VIM. Dickerson, and
another young man, all intoxicated, en-
tered the gentleman's water closet at the
p. w. & b. r. r. depot, and kicked over
the stove. Special officer VIM. Legg and
policeman Cannon, on being informed of
the occurrence, went in and dragged out
the stove in time to prevent the burning
of the building by the hot Goals. They
then arrested Dickerson and Sewall, but
the other man escaped. Both the culprits
resisted the officers, and had to be nipper-
ed before they would proceed. Sewall
dropped pen knife out of his pocket, land
when it was handed to him by baggage
master McMullen, he opened the blade
with his teeth, and attempted to cut of
| fcer Cannon, ,who.had him in charge. Mr..
McMullen observed his action, and gras
ped his arm in time to prevent the as
sault, after which he took the knife and
gave it to the officer. Both young men
then proceeded quietly to the police sta
ton.
This morning they had hearing be-
fore Mayor Whiteley, when Sewall''
mother appeared and pleaded earnestly
for her son. She said he was her only
support, that he gave her all his wage
when he had work and that this was hi
first offence. The Mayor, however, coul'
not overlook such serious charge, and s.
he fined the offenders each So and costs
and held them under 5000 bail to keel
the peace.
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CHURCH FULL OF THEM.

A few evenings since couple of our
citypolice proceeded to South Chester in
quest of some colored chicken thieves
and finding church in progress in one of
the churches in that borough, they went
in. As soon as the men with brass but
tons entered, nearly half of the congre.
CATION struck for the doors and q number
made their exit. 1t was thought by those
who remained and the police that there
must be an extraordinary number of col
ored chicken thieves in that church,
The police say they will attend churcf
more frequently now.
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SECOND EDITION!
Letter. from Florida.
FELoN's MADE TO VOTE FOR HAYES.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 10, 1876.


JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 10, 1876.
Mr.. G. p. .JoHNsoN-Dear Sr:-On the
day after the electionIremcmber of seeing
ing it stated in kilograms and from Flor
ida, that the prisoners of this comfy (Du.
vail awaiting their respective trials, voted.
Since my arrival here have made it my
business to find out beyond the possibility
of oubt, if.such is the case. can fur
nish you fifty atiidavits that every one of
the inmates of Duval county Jail did vote
atthe last election, under the guard of arm
ell officers and against the protest of some
of our best citizens both Republicans and
Democrats they were brought out by a
guard, voted and returned to Jail, sixteen
in all.
Please take notice that two of these
men murdered an old German citizen last
summer for his money, and was arrested
before their victims hot blood hadlcooled
on their hands, were tried and tho verdict
was brought in yesterday murder in the
| first degree; the jury composed of nine
negro and three white men. These mur
derers voted for the "God and morality
party"
They will surely die on the scaffold un
less Gov. Stearns will pardon them, TO
first killing in cold blood u good Demo
crat and secondly voting for Hayes AM
Wheeler.
1 could write all day such acts of til
Republican party in this county an
State, which q former DelawareaR (M
Clayton CowgilD says has gone Republ
can.
All honest Delawareans should petitio
to Mr.. Cowgirl to remove the front pal
of his name as 1 can tell you that tn
: Cowgirl stock is far below par with a
honest people in this State, regardless {
their politics. 1 don't think there is to-da
fifty white Republicans in this city on
side of the office-holders and it appear
that our new made Democrats are MOI
indignant than the old ones.
Respectfully,
Il A. S. WooLLEY.
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Masonic Electi0,.s.

Last evening the following officers OF
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No. !
were elected.
High Priest j ohm Otto, Jr
King-George +. Young.
Scribe-Samuel S. Hazlett.
Treasurer-Robert Smith.
Secretary-Frank w. Carswell.
On Friday evening last st. Johns Roy
al Arch Chapter, No. 4, elected the FOL
lowing officers:
High Priest-James N. Jones.
King-Thomas Sherwin.
Scribe-Thomas Davidson.
Treasurer-Isaac G. Pyle.
Secretary William Marshall.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning
Mrs. Dunlap, an old lady, widow of the
late Francis Dunlap, was found dead In
her bed, at her residence in Delaware
CITY. The late Deputy Coroner there,
Ceoroe II. Cleayer wrote to ex-Coroner
Groves this morning in relation to the
death, stating that no inquest had ye'
been held, as no Deputy had been ap-
pointed for Delaware City by the pres.
ent Coroner. Should the Coroner mol
arrive there to-day the inquest will PROB
ably be held by the Justice OF the Peace
Mrs. Dunlap lived alone, and was wei
| advanced in years.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

THE Noon MAILs.-Postmaster Pyle
has succeeded in perfecting his arrange
ments for receiving mails in lock pouches
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
sending similar mails to those cities titles, on on
the noon express trains. He IS now en-, en-
deayoring ts to arrange for sending m, mail
from this city to New York, on the l2;l4
noon noon express, and hopes to be :" success, $,
FIJI % These arrangements will prove OF
great advantage to our merchants ana
| business men.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

JOHN r. HOLT has now opened at his
wall paper and window shade store 223
Market street, the finest line of pressed
gold paper, Christmas tree ornaments,
ever opened in Wilmington, and you all
are cordially invited to examine them
whether you propose purchasing or not,
the display will delight them as we'll as
the older folks. Everything needed fol-
decoration can be found in the assort-
ment. Bring the children.
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.DoUBTISG CASTLES ;

When once deceived, some refuse to
AGAIN place confidence in anything. Is
this fair? DO not doubt the church and
religion. because you chance to know
QUE or two hypocrites? Would you re-
fuse all money because you had taken
one or two cormterfeits? Or because
your CatMrh is aggravated by using thu
base and worthless preparations that are r,
"puffed up" and "run for season. VIII
YOU condemn DR.. Sage's Catarrh RENE
DIV, that has been the standard remedy
for Caiarrh and colds in the head fo'
nearly quarter of century.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

PERsoNAL.-Mr. T. J. Curtis, who for.
merly resided near Harrington, in this
State, is now Speaker of Idaho Territorial
Legislative Assembly. He received the
Democratic caucus nomination and was
elected by acclamation.
The Idaho Statesman of the 9TH thus
speaks of Mr.. Curtis:
In Speaker Curtis, there is all the requi-
site material for an excellent presiding
officer, and he shows lby his manner ant
methods Of meeting questions that he
will be quite at home in his position.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

THE FIRST LECTURE Of the night school
course will be delivered before the
pupils at the school-room, corner Eighth
and Wollaston streets, by Prof S. j.
WILEY, Principal of the Wilmington
High school, on Thursday evening, 21st
inst. subject Orygen, with interesting ex-
periments. Pupils must be promptly in
their seats at o'clock, as the Lecture
will commence at a quarter after seven
precisely,
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

FLOUR AND FEED.-G. W. Savage has
opened flour, feed, grain and produce
store at No. +. Seventh street, where he
will keep good supply of everything in
his at the lowest market rates. Those
wishing anything in his line should give
him call.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were left
with the Mayor this morning, that num-
erous lamps in the western and north
western section of the city, were not ligh-
ted last night. Some of these were oil
lamps, and might have blown out, but
others were gas lamps, which had not beer
lighted at all.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

The Triumph Truss Co, of 1915 Chest 81
mt street, Phila., and 334 Bowery, n. ~
nre % curing rupture in from 30 to 10 DAYS
and give written guarantee & OF cGtg' G,;I
Offering reward of 81 900 II they lai,,
Call or send ten cents ior 1heir ~"
hook.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

Grant says he did not order Ruger IL
put troops in the South Carolina STATE
House. Ruger says that he did not order
the troops to be placed there. The sol
diers, poor fellows, say they were placed
there by somebody's orders, and while
there were under the command Of one
Dennis, who, it seems, was under the
command of Chamberlain, who claims
that he acted as he did by authority rel
ceived from Gen. Grant. And that''
what's the matter.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

cu,,srMAs TREE ORNAMENTs-Those
,roa m ornaments should call at Mrs.
% fnunJ a large display from which to select
% Har window is one of the most attractive
mei ON Market street, being well nicely filled
wi w;th N beautiful toys &c. Give her a call
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

LKcruRE To-NIGHT-The public are
ro,ninded of the free lecture on horse
shoeing to be delivered this evening at
she De7aware Institute of Mechanic Arts
The lecture will be interesting to all VINO
own or care for horses.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

MONDAY PRAYER MRETINGs.-The
MONDAY prayer meetings held in the base
ment of st. Paul's Church, notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather, had
quite number to attend its opening. 1t
is to be hoped that these meetings will be
well attended.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

DpAMATIc.-Mr. L. S. Marshall, anna
,onr actor of West Chester, goes to Dover:
Del, to play VIM: }. M4llln % IN !, Tue tein Man
perance drama, 'Three ears ara,.n III m"ll
Trap" for the benefit OF tempefanee.m iaaa, 30
This is the most popular temperance
drama ever written.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

There is but one verdict, and that is
that in thirty-three years DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has never failed to cure a
Cough, Cold, or general Hoarseness. At
drug stores. Price, % cents; five bottles
for 81
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19
WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. 10, l6f.
,ssIOns at the Brandywine Mills for
CATTLE MAR
INrn
KET.
MONDAY, Dec. X, 8, p. IN

MVNUN f'O'7' TT IT IT
rlaIlc were dull this week, but prices
vii maintained. 300 head sold at
hi Philadelphia Drove Yard mt ialc,
|, rD,s. the latter rate for choice. $40
|dBcf Cattle sold Mt the North Phiia-
q Drove Yard at Az aGc.. and 200 head
|,kcattlc at 2lai&c. per lb.
= we're dull; i2OOO head sold at the
EhIadelphia Drove Yard at ia7 &c.
|rratc for choice; and 1900 head al
|5th Philadelphia Drove Yard at 5a6c
/ Toss AS to condition.
|emre in fair demand; 1900 head sole
| vest Philadelphia Drove Yard al
NJ and 800 lIcad at the North Phila'
Drove Yard AT SSaS 25 per 100 lbs.
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RLACK SMl HING
WESTERN BORDER pisia Ss%

and graphic history of American pioneer
life 100 YEARS AGO-its thrilling con-
tiicts with red and white foes, exciting au-
ventures captivities, forays Scouts, plo,,ee,
women and boys. Indian war paths, CAM
life and sports. A book for old and young
No competition. Enormous saies' hXtIA
erms illustrated circulars free' j. Mo-
Curly n Co. Philadelphia, IA aaz1"ohi
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THIRD EDITION.!
The New Castle Letter,

AND Observation-Disclosures
STREETS, &c.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 10, 1876.
The concert given by Mr.. Comfy, thg
Humorist for the benefit of the Amphio-i
Cornet Band was well attended, every one
seemed pleased withe entertainment.
The Baptist Missionary Association,
held fair and festival in the Court
House for three evenings, this, Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. This even
ing will be devoted to the supper and
every one wishing to spend pleasant
evening and assist good cause would Il"
well to attend.
Yesterday the sleety condition of the
streets, developed the gymnastic- quail
ties of quite number of our citizens.
Seeing stars was INDUCED in, but fortu-
nately no one was seriously hurt. IL!
the early morning the skaters, large and
small were out flying over the pavemenss
but the rain soon spoiled that The snow
is not heavy enough for sleighing whicl'
is aggravating.
| Our harbor is nearly empty, all sea-
going vessels taking advantage of tho
wind setting the ice across the rive
left early this morning.
The annual Christmas Eve ball will
take place on Saturday evening, and will
L IldtltI vi tOulSC DC oboit hC ioh
Though for so short time will be fast anc
furious, if past ones under the same man
layers are any criterion.
WHO STOLE THR SLED.-Last weels
four boys, all wearing hats and gloves ez
actly alike, came past e. Romans store
No. 821 Market street, and one Of them
stole sled. A boy named Beeson wa,
! arrested on suspicion of being the thief
, but he could not be identified by the
owner of the sled, as all Of the suspected
, boys looked so much alike.
CORONER RosE.-Coroner DaviG {
Rose is arranging to take up his residenc'
in this city and will move here in a few
days. His official headquarters will ''
at McCatfrey's National Hotel, No. 10;
+. Water street.
BEFORE ESQUIRE BRADy.-Charle
Vogelbacher, for disorderly conduct an
using abusive conduct. towards Juliu
< Myers, was required to pay costs AM
4 give bail in the sum of 500 TO keep tht
Ipeace.
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.;oI aud C0Sssssserciai.

v,sGroN, Del, Dec. 10, 1876.
NlLpn Nllrn quotations furnished by r..
,; slo'SS To-, n. L. Cor. 4th and Mar
iiIsVWl, Wilmington, Del, at l p. M. to-
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The situation.

The situation in South Carolina is Still
critical. Gov. Hampton yesterday made
a formal demand upon Chamberlain for
the surrender of the great seal of the
State and other insignia and appurten-
ances of office, which the latter refused
to accede to. The State Senate judiciary
committee will to-day consider the demo
cratic Lieutenant Governors demand 70:
recognition.
Both committees are going deeply in
to the case, and it is not expected thai
they will get through until late in Jan
uary. At Tallahassee, Fla. the congress
sional Senate committee had secret
session yesterday, and examined the
republican members Of the returning
board. The democratic member will also
be examined. The House committet'
made further disclosures of republican
frauds, the witnesses being eighteen
colored men whose names had been
fraudulently made use of onIthe poll lists
The Supreme Court of Florida is expec'
ted to announce it's decision in the man
damus case on Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-19

PENNSYLVANIA CoAb TRADE.-Iht
quantity of coal sent from the Schuyl
region for the week ending December 4.
was, by rail, s6,9O6 tons, by canal 2,5ll
tons; total 80, All tons, against $500 tons
for the same week of last year; increas'
3,117 tons. The quantity for the year be-
ginning December was 1l4,6IS tons, tom!
against 151 ,2l1 tons for the corresponding
period of last year; decrease 36,593 toaa
The quantity sent from all the regions fo1
the week was-Anthracite 403,34S tons,
bituminous S4,577 tons; total 1877 ,925 tons.
against 375, ,415 tons anthracite and 81 ,.61
tons bituminous-total 456, 40 tons, fof
the same week of last year. Increase o.
anthracite 81 ,936 tons, decrease of bitumi-
nous 3,21O tons; total increase OF 3l,l45
tons. The quantity sent from all regions
for the year was-Anthracite II ,11S,.i
| tons; btuminous 3,5l4, ,13S tons; total y :
692, ,Ss6 tons, against 1927 ,75S tons ali
thracite and 3,7S7 ,020 tons bitliminous.
total g, ,544,7 ,7S7 tons for the same perlot;
of last year. Decrease of anthracite ] :
| 577 oil tons; decrease of bituminous 2il
S91 tons; total decrease 1,SiS,W2 tons
PottsciHe Miners Journal, Dee. II.
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SPECi1L NOTICES.
|rHE GREAT DlSCOyERYl

lfKUNKLE'S BITTER WINE OF
N brthe cure of weak stomach, gene
|hly, Indigestion, disease of the ner-
gstem, constipation, acidity of the
tlh and all eases requiring u tonic.
Eshp Includes the most agreeable and
p |si Nll Of iron we possess Citrate
IlEetic oxide. combined with the most
5ts,O vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Bark
! tASi in many cases OF debility, loss
Eiei.ie, and general prostration, of an
Edl allOi IRON. combined with our val
iSsTe is most happy. 1t augments
FlFlf raisesthe pulse, takes off mus
EtabOness, removes the pallor of de-
and gives iiorid vigor to the coun-
yOl want something to strengthen
yDyOu want "A good appetite? DoyOu
ihlalldu up your constitution? Do you
Maxwell? DO you want TO get rid
gNNiAess? Do you want energy? DO
WDsleep we'll ? Do you want brisk
yEns feelings? ? II you do, try
lkdsVneOf Iron.
nslrl!Hluable tonic has been so thor
ply lesaby all classes of the commu-
ha' Aanow deemed Indispensable as
Pac med.lne 1t costs but little, puri-
he blood AID gives tone to the stomach
ia's hegstem and prolongs life.
~ only ask n trial of this valuable
PHre 81 per bottle. +. F. KUN
Nt tPrOprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
Nifmggist for Kunkel's Bitter Win'
intake no other make. Sold only
Me All others are counterfeit, st
l.nn LnIn y
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'eits Miraculous Cure for COrns

A"s NSD.
as,A remedy of great popularity for
FNN,Nrn, without pain.
l. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Ccmer Sixth and Market SITS.
Pine Nail Scissors
a,l Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
t1n Nall Files, Nail Brushes, etc, for
~ T.. BRlNGHURST & CO,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the Faith.
Bi'l>hes Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
sG1'aN soaps in extensive variety. Also
HpOEe>, Straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
Iy frlction Gloves, and many other
aG The same classes.
f. BRINGHURST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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Tame Worm. y.

Efyrmoved with purely vegetable
l' passing from the system alive.
vliIl the head passes. Come and
9Elenl treated. DIR. +. F.KUNKEL,
sNoflh Ninth St, . Philadelphia: Ad-
w Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
',aoyed. Ask your druggist for KUN
ENoEN SYRUP. Price 81 per bottle.
|rcrular. novld&w1m
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge.
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EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, 100000.
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