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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29
DtatI)s.

In this place, on Tuesday evening
last, the 25th of July, at half,past five
o'clock, Mr.. l. THOMAS CHAPLINE,
in the 4Oth year of his age.
In this place, on Wednesday morn
ing last, the 26th of July, at / o'clock,
DIR. DAVID KELSEY, aged about
63 years.
AT the residence of his brother in-law,
MIR. John Thompson, at Browns Shop,
on "Wednesday morning, 26th instant,
Mr.. JOHN GAGEBY, aged about 40
years.
AT the residence of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Jno. &. Couchman, in Berke-
ley county, of paralysis, Miss CATHA-
RINE MYERS, aged 62 years and 8
p,opfhc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29
FOR SHERIFF..

MR.. Editor-Plesse announce THOM-
III AS f. SUBLETTE as I candidate for
Sheritfalty, at the election in October
next.
June "a, 1876. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29
SKIN DISEASES.

SwAYNE's ALL-UEALING OINTMENT is
also specific for letter, IrCH, SALT
RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, ERYsIPELAs, BAR
BER's IrCH BLoTcHEs, ALL SCALY, CRCsTY,
CUrASEoUs ERUPTIoNs. Perfectly safe
and harmless, even on the most tender in
FAINT. Price 80 cents, 3 boxes Sl.25.
Sent by mail to any address OH receipt of
price.
SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29
FOR PRESIDENT
OF TIE
COUNTY COURT.

IF VIM. b. DANIELS, ESD, will con-
L sent to be Candidate for President OF
the County Court, he will be supported
by MANY NolERo:
July 90, 1876. tt
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07

All entries stnfl be sa4ae y. ffs t.,ss sel.l . II ~
fetary u Knoxville ru,ii Il aciocs sT x lie mr. ,la
II Tie Payment ii II VIII eafilie tbe4sr i 4ru-,
hossaF 'eks, VIII IN aei. s,i'sif na ia1 sa4 M
the grounds GuIlne the CONTINUANCE t. TAR .h,tfen
OF age x cents cash adn.ls.o, s - Es ala 49,.
s s a II. IL, aa o5 a a9ase N fa - WIT s r
mission ~ ise arpuHds
j, III Eae, in.n,i'gr li. esnir tip ticket
ar other article! When tic less ID 81 Aisaies
thereafter vii be charged 70 pr cct on zcl entry
socetg .''9's $ p''''''''a''s '''o
Y Fpeh sniaie oas,eai.f ryemiol, ua.t ~ avaol
Moogw,, sAaaeR aud IRON mas l{er lati q 81
AK b ar ss e s ~ 'ee " Y Gwen ana
o.,ai art , q home s a. e a9 -
mnst haye boon manufactured dyRla ~ sst uo years
,ao w 4, sq r@ sny q r n.,. i. ssr e a eEe
than y provided 1T rsc a. peian ,sat1r
suci. entry shall not he allowed s4i ofe te
eae rrodac6n 4a,lfaSta., ardia s o wv aa,c
sa ma, - w l ~, % 'Sif re ireliin Sha be
:ass a'''ns ~ ~ '4ss o,l a''asa y tI'
vI1l Arfleles or which 70 palaiaa 81 Offered sIu
ba entered IN the classes which They taaIa and Sal be
passed upon y tie committees ti0e, iafe tlcy recon-
the Board
TX The arcs ef animal. giatid &c ffathca 10 tis
judges arc no. &, ~ o9hcss u 81 articles r.n
xT rrso antrnas ed artic'oa rr O. aesioated 10 ~
prnprlate badges
XII Ia order % add f. the interest lAe Hjl aIti
ccs aud animals 1911, ~ taf possible rcinaIn iie
grounds during the cGtirU continuance Ut the exhibition
Premiums will not ie paid articles removed tle
fair before its clo unless Ancf removal hasshe special an
prevail OF the President
XIII Exhibitors afc .speciei % obey Tie utatslal
promptly in producing thGF stock Hc Instructed
Any per"n proving refractory Vii re ref oi from
peting
XIV. The rsaruUE each rtfaffinP
submitting his report win tire Secretary Il. tg
correct copy Of H. So there le mistake DE
meaning intention Of tho committee. ttomftets
quTted - report ne soon ~ trauRh Htt tfagf r]seF
Ky First MI premiums VII Ds dnsrfsatfd
~ red ribbon second prsmisia, biga. tfittI white
XVI Election OfnGiccrS for tc aaa4f. year se.}l8t
held at the Jndffs stand ht@ O'clock g. y - the trod
day Of the intr
the day
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
CONSTITUTION.

Agrepa the styie this aocet5 thall be to Asraa
County Agricultural society.
n - object .lsail ta f.etaHa2af Agricultural
Horticultural Mechanical ad H.Htaaill e-4fttfuat'
Arr I'll The oHe,rs q lhH t0eeiy HALL consist &c q
President Vice President SeerttHry Ieasgftt. Chief
shal and CgItcet birctfars who toaethtr ~ aaorE
those present when regularly convened slnl constitute
prihe ransgcou ot business e9nIeeed With tho
society.
AIR ~ II .hG ~ the iHty ie President aud xiee.
President 20 discharge The des usually ictnlYne s1ci
officers OF such s1cetes 1l secretary viii Egep the
phue soeIets 8ndrsiort annually a.
required hy law a1I Earsn h,rt4es from Tne
10 time may he rrtaffCl t MN ~ M N hw @I tho ,tety
Ant V. The Treasurer shall keep tnt flls i4 seei-
city, and dsbutsc s The hfdg ~ he #ecfEtarS
eountefsIgucd by llt Ifs0tHi roper annually u tho
Directors the iinaleia! conditions 81 tbs society
ARI vi 1i.a Board shalt hold HanaaI Fairs determine
the Premium List and Bnie OF Exhibition Aad pgbis tia
same by the hfst day - Mas Annually
Afr VII The officers Rt 10 elected annually ~ tl,a
her Tho society sa hn entitled yp,e said election
Arr VIII The Board a.sn r4soltrly eantel.el shall
have power tn make ~ Jaws aHd regpftauh al alter th
ty Vot, Of majority a te Hgigeis pfest AMI shall
have power t. dl any vacancy at nslf 9r IL their
body, which appontiuaa. ea extend a. ttU Hcyt afsa!
mecting ~ tis iloart
TX The piiccts ~ I society ha be entitlcH f
vote With the Directors mall blsiue=s tfans u3s u 3acet
iTpa u she HDctay 40
Art 1irs epIFtitntcu May "a {tcg.d 0f hEagu ~
~ any annual lnGfus of TIN ofcer aHa Directors,
Jouty vote of tAe inembcts present
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THEcountenanceis paleand leaden
l colored, with occasional hushcs, or
a circu,ascribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes become dull the pu
pills dilate IN azure semicrcIe runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir
ritated, swel!s, and sometimes bleeds
aswelling of the upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times yoracious. with gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach, atothers, entire
lygone ;fleeting painsin the stomach;
occasionalnsusea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrequently tingcd
with blood belly swollen and hard.
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, aud accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimesdry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the. teeth; temper
variable, bat generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the sboye symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY /.
in any form il is IN innoccntprepara-
ton, NOT capable or doing me slight
est inja,yfo the most tenaer iafaaf.
The genuine DR M.LASE ) VER-
MIFUoE bears the signatures OF I.
McLAsgand FLEMING Bios. on the
z
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Case W. 3 garsss far az yet
class No 4 crae 81 farm Hetses
cass ID g. spees

~ siF N+MAiiN II tf3s "a sa'af3 sasf9 tfc eunan
~s fss sFsesf sfs sasss sssssegat iAaasas,e ysast
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
By-LA WIS.

Il Board III Directors vfdi hollg meeting annasgy
aiknoSyii lOwa daIae the "a 1altYy yeaf
foT The pusreso 81 arranging Ireni9a st fos as
ati0fs f0t the current yenI,
RI The Presidents f.sige8 "a ebg,seu Tie selpty
esther pe0ou or bT proxy the fuetlug ~ ie
Board 81 Agriculture. at Az nufsal nactpH
Ibs Mplnp~, tee soeGtg paying aYglng egpelsfe iol mo
tfp,lh filing talcIneat sHci pesss Tfstf 9nals4
III III ItsaLhq te els1 Tbs s.aressry p stisttitute
astnfer ~ 4la 8ri4fe saB
hnt come Into g fasIs E39 n Is dgp,so
S3hi9 rad ta SIND d3,ians aBhHaiY fof ls rssz
Vices II
~ Tie President vies President and sefotsfy shak
Executive Committee. hti shall pass ulAd ~
bills before orders rGFn f The las geuf ~ tls
IL Exteuve fs.Jeiataa shah thaer ssgnef a. pae
forms necessary tic interest sei&ts. bsc
tbs ttFt ~ itifaffs. hnd ssk ieeaf I'D f9sHsg
the rlIe 81 dos xifth,n s ~ Son sbal ~ si5e
The attfuTaS 81 he B1afi q b'feftnfs
vi fhe Tre;<Es .Asltsetiye sfsiaepios ssyai
ely a5,d aaiur iae me .rxfsse rakg u ihe Frevut
receipi- as,i as atsenetfts eetiii ~ a fqta
Bll awarded fati ~ ffetaat w8rFa ~ a| fsSA
seine tai.iHg recipe Tor ~ sH gbtsAt ca
Treasurer ala Fnse4fa auHaiiT ~ ts feF&eN A@1tN
.a..-. dollars I'll
VII fssatuifse fssrtiifee - Isl papAf Ill ed :
Nfflg TIN tax ass "a az
t5c sGa sgt{iiesu asite ttt4 gas " uf8sf NE
= = sl8ffui - the 'fief Msfsia
VII Tbs lsye4eg " ~ Jas Hn rs lHns stsDsss
arttce futaIaaea6f 4ugt slss fxA@
9suBus before te 81 tis faff pbnss ige NHla4
81 TIE President
TX ~ prsmauag ssilap,i si,,, ianl iss7 aftst =
the eiea - a fsn iii ssssshe laaIsng 81 e sists
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07

= + BRofs Pefr5
iAG4B VIZ, i@k
}otis tI5IffR l,inasaat ss'y..
Jos TEMfIEf0S Red tx.
lLaAs ANTs5lAkf senlssss.
z uAHDly Swan
JASPER NTe cniep
J q AEEE wasaipg,pu,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07

7snfs standard article IL COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are az wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruif. II gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation OF great
comfort, and the scalp by It's use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties 1t restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ingeths hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effecnial or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. d., State As
sayer of Massachusetts,, says, The
constituents are pare, and carefully
selected for excellent qualify; and
I consider ii the BEST PRErARArios
for its intended purposes.
p-sra Dua Dollar.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
gEugvs 4 DIES xulsEs RAILWAY,
No. $50 TINE TAsLE. 1875

AZ kenlltkfwith the Toledo, Wabash n Ncs
tern, Toie,io, PEORIA Y Warsaw: The Chicago,
Hafiuetosi 4 Quincy, the ~ iouis. ke"klfk *
Mississippi Etftr.
Al Fariainsion. with tho Huntington .sSouti
western Railway,
At l.lslon. with the Chicago Rock Island 4
partte snilgua,a tSpnthwcstpln RranChislA
~ ntfninwA, with the Burlington y Missouri
Railroads.
AZ FidyyiIle Transfer. with the central Rail.
road of iawf
Az prA Mpincs ina Altoann, with tlsg Chiu4go,
Rock fsfani Il Pacific Railroad
AZ Daa Moines, With the Dies Moincs x lolt
bodse Railroad
plccping Cars On an Sirht Trains
GEO II, GtlIGGs. tcnl Spp't
JOHN ErvfN Gen Ticket Agent
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
a us,od D
Swine.
Class n 2e Poland chias.

st q sArHetRT i.aaaetat
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Class M a. Wines

Pest t'aEAwl2 wiHe-tasnon vino t. ,.s ,.,ss,s,
!" Concord psins, slplsMare vine .. ..sa. s...t...
Hartford fl6tiAt-~N q wins ..-,- ...-....,
other erape wfngs-SaFt0H Va. 81. .s..s..sa
SMtDlsstaies holIle wine. ,,
Tsttani NINE hlae ki.sffg wine .s.4ss......
itluharl line slfVrrv wine.
traea.3esiy Mius. FhteFffrrys wfas ,s.s.4
= thanpa,sIC eidur~fp3th ApglV JutcT. s..
fomrson cider ideE wire ss...s..-
tidtr ysnegAR ...... ....u i.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Class No. as-Fsrsy cakss.


hasers arc eSsl,s,tsl mn, eongs,is
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07

oihceIs pinaetore F,,i5 sstalot .ltei,a.,ntss
particularly reauested te t.rssn =, IA a.tira
anees on first day and aurlag thsse,ttlre fais
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
c,ass Ha. 8 sneensf1snn.

Ises. lFait s.slli9ss auy 49, n blood tlst8
p~sa arsff snasesai'g asr ~ aieei 100
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07

l@ssl roadster Stallion ans AZ tr hlaoii ~
10 saaFes ans asagR bleed ~ ~
csass NJ s--Safe6ca stajlg,s. 0ggnea ~ oae xas
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Eastward.
KnoxSi,lc Branch q. II. Sc

lrairs pass ~ Tracy and Loviis.
]. M. BEcHrEL. Agent, Knoxville.
SAM'L POWELL, Gen'l T.. II 4, Agt,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Class No. n sweepslakol
Class No, q Fat Cattle. :
cl.s. No. %. fine wooIcd sheep.
lAaES EA4HLIs f

Beet bunk. tw3 scgFs uiiFpt ay,f u,..tssa-t1.
~ ysar old 81 DsHf
d4 iduih a.... rsas,.s ~ s+a4
ftsft eYfe. ttst oi tti gyta +sse. 81
a. ore yeaf ola -aed gftf
DO tsIhb .,--s.
fost Jeu ~ Ha sheep
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Class NJ, ~ famihes
Cas- No n Herd
- NJ y .laets na Jenaeta.

Sos " uaa fsy opayl u o.e rersp 500 80 : 40 So
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
class 10. 60 Fruit.
class 10 % Ylswor

lasg aHi faferst epiIGGfitd uhfaD,l iaHtgt.
asa largest tpitent4utt unnamed
ana iBrrRt collection FoEfgnBa.
ald lafgsfi sallcrtiaR eferli- hmHa,f iIauts
utd larFtt4 pals beqpetsss, ,s-.. ...-av
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
MARION coynrY AeatcDl TueaL socisTr

GULEs Nm EGJ LLATlpks
--0r THE
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07

Gas No. 50 Sewing Machines.

sowing iasehnes ~ slsep hs-,sy NUgk ana lam.
rs Rsr. diploma
s4s.4 nv -s,se latat. faf fa,ii,f usq aplohaa
Knitiiae laat biae a4s-. diploma
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Buclktnghann's Dye
FoR TIE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may bo
relied on 10 change the color of the
beard from gray or any other UNI
desirable shade, to brown or black.
at discretion. II IN easily applied,
being iii one preparation, and quick
liz and eifecttially produces 4 per
ri,anent color, which will neither
rub nor wash or -
slanufactured BY r. P.tRALL 4 co.
NAGHUA. ~ H.
"a " ~ Dnsstsss. "a ssA4ss ~ Asd>eizs1.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
Division r.

Division +.
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
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-nrnlrr-rr,rra.

nlsexpacsca ana re,luesied shht ha SEVERAL sRpssM
,asauts. 4Gfrt tef f,hmCes Hnd {sfsH@ charged WI
tn. performance ~ auy ,n,y vii B. uPoWih. ground ~
aRa attend tbs dsehagea Ct tl.r dutm lgompus an'
faithfully
Fhe several G.'laIaitscos, a AtTolned wilry
cuive thp gfcls AMI tnstsueiinns and viii eT
precect MAKE their awards snj VIII as tlcy aFt
Performed fhe lnes pfuft the lapers ~ tbc Strcbrt
the alid tsiaiaffscrs should sNu tgcg - te
ls etnf rttarntng tler8 AAn4tttoss Nt be tArvtH 4
make tbeiI ruiprts IS awards gasp in uIst that no sai>
take and AIS cfefn to NNuiiac tGt.t
eneFed Committees may rteUamead premiums nn asls
90 Possessing merit touEh tealNN4s aH have BvVf
offered gut sssUh articles.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-07
11EEc11za
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ts,--s@s@s-----As-s

Al HANNA. Gas
wv eAMPgELis. Dtlls
DAVID smith. Fraasliu
1.K cATHcART Inilians
& " FonBRrFF. Khos VI
n Il CORNELL
J Markell. Lake Prairie
JOS. PORTER.
A b LYMAN, Liberty
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CITIZENS PURSE.
class 10. s n =. Men't as-r

tAs EstnssstAht - than = years 81 aee
aa veseh y sess tAaa - stlla dc - be no less
/ klasn
fSs rrssaiuna. srtaa ,h,rst
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Diyis!ca r.
ZINE ARTS
ca. ~ u s.slr.ars. Frlnllfg, Drawing, SIC

Nsags 80 ~ SsIgsget AfHhihst DfNAAhkt S@'
isff age3 81 n tHaHul0afs
tpsH fne4nja9 s4s
efaSHHH 3Er#ihE
Yfsseiiss ii f8lew4etA
tmwtFaA tHt .s.sa.s Il
nfisees .nsgessgFInslA8sag tt~o8 !
Iaea Hsnfssafs So 81 Fsss+s es,rs
tsgE tsstblastSHt
u susHsal palatils wAiefral4F
ftrss latgtsng saf.e#esMt
EaAels lssafEst sssyta ss~ +
I@af III searli atA#itg
rsld a ,iafus. = elss tsseFtst
Ea.agFf FFlHtAit .a-ts. s.t
class 80. a3--Pho.oua9As s...
F.eal sslie, "a photographs para AAse
sf8ige sv4i gsteetap4te e8tnfi siae
Sias. isi4g Is s.4e
Division I.
PANTRY.
Class Ea II Pantry ssras
| i. 4 8 I'D Il. u baster ID rallsf1yalna4 ~
= yask E,rtnE wiaosi A0nF.s.s.
III g1Xnd. comb honey sss4. s2
p0afs5s attracted islsss 4. .f.s-s...sa.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-19
Trials Commencing Thursday, May 25th, 1876.

encing Thursday, May 25th, 1876.
253 james Knowles Nov 7 Il
Samuel C Pierce Repievin
EDWARD Nc Janus. Assoc. &C., May T Isl
n John Jackson Case
use of Isaac Yansant, Robert:
hoe Taylor.
Pennsylvania L Del Railway Co: Case
l,,s Martin KeogL
D George R townsend + Ioae
l. S0odorless Soa Excavatipg Company
Mayor and council of wiIm Covenant
rhe Farmers and Mechanics Ma: Nov 1877
tional Bank Of Westminster
Payid W Lloyd. j. Jno Maddox;
~ L McIugg K SamI b sutton: Case
:, Joseph Morris
rs ,r,. VS. Replevin t
William Ii Lambson Coroner
Isaac Mendenhall
Samuel Pierce Replevin
l.. Samuel d Forbes
Thomas Y DeSormandie Replevin
l.. samuel Miller
II james H E,freek,r Case
l., Jacob Richardson. d ba
Peter Foley. by his next friend:
and guar. Maria Earner. p r: Appeal
Gheen < Morgan
i Joshua B Fenimore Cas-.
Sarah A Morris
r Zadoc Townsends Admr Case
JH Rowland &Co +:
lSl VS.
Lester A Harris < Bro Case
JH Rowland &Co
John A Harris Case
MAJ Perrine
John Bacon Case
John E Croth
"u,,.u vs. Rerlevin t
Y "iillam IL LamDson, Sheriff Coroner
=, Timothy o'Roake.Jr
John W Whiteman. Bailif : Rep!eyin
John McClafferty
Daniel Patton Case
benjamin L Tuft
Amariah oster and William II Ranlav;n -
Lambson, Sheriff Coroner
f., Freeborn Smith
john A Harris Case
State, use of Charles Hallam
George c Ward, Jas Bradford
and James Carawell Debt
rbio George NJ Eaventon
William W Pritchett & Isaac 7:
Chamberlain Kepleyin
! samuel Bae.man Assignee
Ili3 VS. Sci Fa Sur
Bernard Row and wife Mortgage
T., James Dilworth
\ Benz amin Townsend Case
| James Diworth
! Zad eek Townseni's Admr Case
James II scowdrick Nov 4 .375
George W Ingram Case
hso Amon calkins :
Robert Russell Case
,,- John Bryant & Co
d wa Turner & 20 Case
20 W Hooter Co
Jacob Hauser Casa
Reliance Fire Company of wilm:
William II Naff Case
Central Loan Association
|" w.h; ,ys Sci Fa Sar
Washington Mason nd wife: M Morteaca
Central Loan Association
IlSZ VS. Sci Pa Sn.
Washington Mason a nd wife: Mortss9eF
John Johns
r " william II II Clark Case
Charles Magee
George Mccall Case
,y 80, George W W Naudain :NovTls,5
Lorenzo D CHM Case
Brandywine Loan Association:
~ vs. Sci Fa Sur
Alexis ) Borrell wife Mortgage
Doyle Il Nichols
I-OS VS.
II Philip K Clark Case
James Bennett
lzIb VS.
Henry N Wi,kersham : Case
William Lea & Sons
81 VS.
William Silver Case
George W Ingram
z-J
Henry N Wickersham Case
The daily gazette., 1876-05-19
CAUSES FOR TRIAL AND ARGUMENT.

At the May Term in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventysix, before the Su-
perior Court, to be held in New Castle, in and for
New Castle County,
The daily gazette., 1876-05-19

New Castle. April 9th. 1876. 1920
, 1876-10-03

Mr. BLAINE has 6een looking over tho Hon.
CHARLES Francis ADAars' record In Congress,
and has discovered dirk apot which, at1oct-
ing as 1t does tho reputation Of descendant
Of tho noblo family Of Presidents, should be
known Of men TINT tile country may not at-
tribute to tho man Of to-day the virtues for
which his ancestors were so justly rcvcred.
It appears TINT tho most prominent notion in
Mr.. ApAMs' Congressional career in 1861,
after tho election Of 1fr. LINCOLN, was
To propose IN amendment to tho Ma
tional Constitution whereby tho slayehold-
ing States should have, through their Con-
gressmen, tho exclusive euro Of their inHti-
tuition. that no amendment looking to the
abolition Of slavery should over be submit
ted by non.slavelolding Stato, and, 1t sub
mitted by Southern member, should, in
order to secure Its adoption, be approved by
tho united South. That such proposition
as this should come from descendant Of the
great Champion Of Freedom is of itself q
startling commentary upon tho dogeneraoy
Of tho ags when considered In connection
with the depraving Influences TINT surround
tho averago Democratic politician.
, 1876-10-03

It Is not probnble TINT a single friend or
supporter Of Gov. HAYES for tho Presidency
was shaken In his confidence and esteem,
by the ally slander published In the Chicago
9Tmes Of Sept. 80. Tho simple fact that
this story appeared exclusively in
Tho Times was sufficient to ut once
excite strong suspicion Of It's falsity, and
what was suspicion becomes an absolute
certainty in the light Of tho facts which VIC
publish this morning, not so much for the
vindication Of Gov. HAYES, whose char
meter ia proof against tho vilest slan.
der the Ohicago 7Tmes could concoct,
rs for the purpose Of showing Just
how shallow aud causelcss the assault Was It
was an easy stop for old sroREY from the
bribing Of perjurod witnesses to blackon the
reputation Of IN estimnbla young lady to a
resort to tho aid of a blaokmailing aconndrcl
In manufacturing scandal against Presf-
Dental candidate. The Times is thoroughly
up In this sort Of work.
, 1876-10-03
FORCED,


The old swashbuckler OF tho TINES says
"ho is not in the habit Of being forced to
any exprossion Of opinion or Judgment
whatsoever" It is not likely that 10 would
confess his poltroouery to his readers. It is
enough TINT they see it without Ills adnit-
ting 1t. 1t may not yet be q confirmed
habit To be forced to MI expression Of opin-
ion, but unless he changes hls course the
practice will hartlon into regular habit
before long.
In June last the editor of tho Times, upon
o full review OF all tho facts, declared TINT
"all representations and pretensions that
hIr. T1LpES is Reformer are utterly false
and fraudulent, constituting part oe u grand
scheme OF political deception" Since thon
Aa has been "fotcetl by some influence
whether pecuniary, political, Or spiritual, is
not known,-t swallow his words mud
servilely declare that T1LDEs ia a genuine ro-
former, aud that ho is not a part Of
n grand scheme Of political deception.
before he was forced to utter ,ntrutha for
partisan effect, the "old man" said in
tho Times that r1tpEN was brought forward
by combination and intrigue Of which ho
himself was primo moycr"; but sosne intiu.
ence made the IinEs back out Of tl.at indie
pendent expression Of opinion. At another
time it charged that "TllDEN represents the
greater part Of the Tammany gang" Again
It characterized tho action OF tue st. Louis
Convention rs "an example Of such politi-
cal whoremongcring as DETAINED the old
bourbon party In Its worst days OF corr,p-
tion, ind rendered 1t q stencil In the nostrils
Of honest men,"
But tha independent ~ editor Of the 1imes
has been forced TO completely back down
from these chargea- Hero Is another Of his
PORTIONS from which ho has been forced to
retreat:
T1LpEA and 1IENpRlcKs conbiHtd troHId b. d
guarantee Of ths saecttt 9( TIA lIAyks party tesn
III indiana. 'Thu dnsncaI question goc. 10 the
rear" says one orgau!st who proposes 10 beat
HATES aud WHEELER with IN orat4hofdpnehus
tfcket, whoso authors shall advertise thclr own po.
litcal lcpraylty hy asking Aoaeat men to vote for
an organized contradiction, oue end Of which IN
fraud one way and the othtr end Of which IL
fraud tho opposite why. Such combination
would carry u certificate ef political JFaua gu the
face Of II.
II tho samples VIC have given Of the as
sertiou that the Timer has been forced to re-