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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
A Proper View.

. There has been much talk INDUCED
in about the proper spirit which
should actuatc delegates, elected by
the PEOPLE to tie approaching parish
convention.
We have never seen any article p;
have never heard a view expressed in
conversation, that comes so near be-
ing all that we conld wisl, as the fol-
lowing from that stirling and patriotic
journal, the n. 0. Democrat.
The National Democratic Commit
tee urge tho local conventions to nom
mate true, tvicd, coprblc and popular
mcn. The committee declare that
the nomination of such nsn will
strengthen tho fatiswat- tHk'$.. Will
they silence their preiudiccs and per.
sonal wishes and act for the good of
the people I!
Let each delegate ask himself, on
lis conscience; and in view of the SOL
emn issues that hang. npon lis con-
duct and vote. as y delegate, these
question:: "Who made me q del
egate? What am here for : Is it
4 my duty to reward My personal in
terest : Ought not to act for the ill.,
tercst Of the people when I under.
take the duty of naming their can
didates +! Ill nominate Al, unworthy
man, or one who is unpopular, and
defeat comes to the people, how can
forgive diyselfW
Let delegates beware low they act
let them think we'll let them moi
trade away the peoples rights. Del
egates, nominate honest nten men
whose Whole lives illustrate tI'it'
truth, their integrity, their fidelity tt
principle. Nominate men who l'av.
suffered Will, and for the people, ant
who have never forgotten the wron.
of the pleople.. Particularly in til
selection Of Judges, and Senators ant
Representatives. choose MEN Of OK
perience, integrity, industry and cap
acity and with these qualities, als'
choose men who are popular, ah'
who, with their friends, will go &C
lively into the canvass and rally TIL
people in this struggle against Rad
, icalism.
Give to the people, rs candidate
on the lacal Tickets, men such rs "
have described and there viii he
universal rally, and success is certain
, Fail in this duty, and defeat will b
! the result aid defeat in Louisiana
= means civil and political death.
Such, We take it, is tho view th'
: al. take who really desire the retur
h If Democratic government +; and Wit
!, it the surety Of peace; law aud pro:
pcrity.
We commend It III that spirit
;. the consideration of those delegate
i. who have been elected to represeu
l! constituencies IF the different wards
and also Of the citizens of wards wi
], have not yet selected representative
a that they mag select such mon
y WILDE actnated by the exprcss'
). feelings Of the New Orleans Demdtrc
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could not have gone in four directions.
Besides, one abscess was three quar-
tiers of an inch deeper in the brain
than the bullet went. There was no
pus near the bullet. There the brain
was healed. These assesses were
caused by the different doctors who
thrust their little silver crowb;rs,
called probes, into the substance O!
Carruth's brain in different direction,
searching for the bullet. 1t appears
that nature would have sustained the
man against one penetration OF the
brain. From the hole bored by the
bullet he might have recovered; but
an assortment nf Homeopathic sur
geons" coming in relays and botlng
new holes with their probes was too
much for HIM. They killed him. But
how can DIR. Thomas say that 1.-THE
primary cause of death was gunshot
wound when he also deposes that the
immediate cause of death was the
assesses: that there was no abscess
where the bullet was, and that the ab
sccsses VIII ch caused death were made
by the probes? Evidently logic is not
esteemed in his school. The defense
is to be insanity, but it can be strongly
reinforced by the evidence Of the doc
tors for the prosecution.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, JAN. Is, 1876.

The TREATMENT AT FoRT DELAwAR-
We refer to this subject with feeling Of
regret and had intended not to do so, m
til our attention was called TO it by an
article in Erery Erening. What the edi-
tor Of that paper may have seen at Fort
Delaware We have nothing sain-say; but
in the early part of the war, when it was
supposed the South could be conquered
as was alleged by the Seward and Lin
coin Cabinet in sixty days, we met
loyal men who had come from Font
Delaware, and in their conversation
stated that some OF the southern rebel
prisoners were actually starving to death
and what was the most horrible TO us
was that these men joked over the mat :
ter and apparently regarded It as an
easy mode Of disposing Of the soldiers
whom they said were regarded rs havip.
forfeited their lives anyhow. 1t was alb
solutely dangerous at that time for
man TO raise his voice even in plea for
mercy for the Southern prisoners. II he
did he was liable to be nobbed. and
among the mobites of the time none
were more blatant in the streets than
young sandy haired fellow, who wanted
to have Senator j. 4. Bayard's residence
and the GAZETTE office torn out the same
night. Fortunately we had a Mayor in
Office at that time, who, although elected
by the Republican party, was too good "a
citizen and too loyal to his duty to per-
NIT such acts Of violence. Another most
unpleasant reminiscence was the arrest
and incarceration Of citizens and their
had treatment by armed troops in the
night. In one instance "a highly IT ,pect- q
able German citizen was dragged mile
away from his family and brought to
Wilmington and it was said made to
sweep the pavement in front Of the City
Hall with ball and chain to his foot 81
His offense was simply the use OF lam
guage denunciatory of the war
But these things are past-why rectir
to them again =: Surely il We can afford
to forgive and forget them, the Eepubl-
cans ought to be able 10 10 50 too; and
we believe Mr. Blaine is responsible for
their revival, when by n happy general
concurrence the people everywhere had
concluded 10 bury the past and he a.
homogeneous a. possible during the Con-
tcnnial at least
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SHEhIFF'.S SALES.

e, uGkIFF'S SALE.
= ny virtue of writ "' Iesa-i Flria> 20
me directed, Will be exposed Pup,i, ale
- he
DELAWARE hoCSa. NJ 1.9 MAkkEI ST.
pt ~ Georse IS. uttiip. IN tLctite If WI
Euntten, New tl-t'o r unity, pepwt-t. ci.
EsDAt,
THE j., AY OF FEBRt 4"T,1,-..
a,2o'elock, =. NJ,
rhe fJilJwiar de ier.b Il Real L tst.. viz.
All tn certain lo', iieco or Iarrcl %. lun.l
with Brick Dge.lin- House tbcrcon. .itua-
tel in tae city ot Wilmington. bounded au /
descr bed as follows. 70 vii: Beginning at %
ppiLt on the uoriheriy side %: >econI street
at the distance OF tAlrty-twu feet from the
westerly SIDE of A iams street; then - north
eriy and thrOugh the middle partition wall
dlviding this anJ tho adj dining house on the
east sixty feet 10 Oihe land ot the ID job \
McDohnel thence Westerly parallel with
secOnd street siI cen ltet To a stake: thence
southeriy and parallel with AdaMs street
SIXTY ieet to the sad siGe of Second street
and thence therewIth ea.terly sixteen feet 10
the placeot besihning, ee the conton there.
ot wnat they may.
Seized and taken in execution Il, the pro-
nerty oi John Mcdonnell ana Marraret hi,
wife. anc I. /. aEd T. be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Shsrii's OCsce. New Castle,
January 10. 1876. ian st.
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the Case Of LGn,lis.
FROM the New York Herald.

I "iiI tllF Nv i ~ h IIctd.p.
In this remarkable case il is llreadv
testified that Carruth was not killed
by Landis' bullet Dr. \. X. Thomas.
81 Philadelphia, WHO made the most
mortcm examination, rays, it is true.
that the primary cause Of death was
q gunshOt wound;n but his own fuller
statement takes from this phrase an
the sense that might be dangerous 10
the prisoner. lie found tie bullet
resting on the tcntorium ccrcbri, the
fold of membrane beneath the hemis.
phcres, and which separates them from
the upper surface of the cerebellum.- =
The bullet was "encysted, )" that is to
say, membrane like that upon which
IL rested had grown over and around
IT. There was no pus at that point
In other words, complete recovery
had taken place as to the injury done
by the bullet. Nature and provided
by the "cyst' in which she had 50
carefally wrapped this intruding bul.
let that 1t might remain there indefi.
nltely with safety to the mans life
Although Tccoveries from bullet
wounds in the brain are rare, this is
Just what happens when they occur.
and when nature has taken these con,
servative steps recovery.follows, unlcs,
some other cause of death intervcnes
What, then, was the other cause tha'
operated here and killed the man? /
- stated in the testimony of the sam,
doctor "Ihe immediate cause Of dealt
was the assesses. Assesses, rs tn,
word was here intended, are pouchc,
filed with pus. There are four o,
of these at different points in thu
brain, every one removed from tb,
position occUuiad ty the bullet: j,
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The New York Hcroh has been under.
ating the ability Of our people. Is com
pared with Spain, in q series Of disparag-
ing articles for the last two OF three
months. We are not in favor of war for
Cuba; nor do We seriously apprehend
such a calamity. Bat the depreciation
os such conflict in the manner which
the H|ul! paints our navy and ineilicl-
cncy Is Just tie way to lead the Spanish
hot blood il." tAe con.a!!zs ion cf som"
overt act calculated to produce way.
We have no e5nt.leHcr in TIE H3r'F.
assertions. lIayaaa, in ca,e. e w.r
with the nitc States, wou.I he ia tae
hands of the American Generals IA less
than three months astar i. %caltl..iou o.
hostii.tio-. Spun w1uiI Eni il woul,
only Lea second Mexico. ! .irtY t,.ou<-
and s)gthaya soldiers wi'I Yepa .tin..
rifles thrown upoa the Island .o#eo-oI,er-
ate with the Cuhln patriotg. woqla r.
duce the Spanish fort aHi forc.s very
quickly; wAils oar .r.n.alad monitor.
would hold the Larbor3 in spite cs all tire
reslstence the Spanish ucu-pf-war could
make. The game, however, would NOT
be worth the cost
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l,lIrpIFE,s NALr

SHFBTFFS ALE.
y By vrrue 't awr- 80 c'a'4 4cia 20
n Gir,c, d, wi'l be exposed d" fupi 'alc.
DELAWARE Uou Sc 5la MARKET ST.
Kept by go ". Ortlip. 10 The city Of viii
uing,1o, New Castie county. DcHwsrc. On
SATURDAY..
IT IL DAY uF JANUAKl. 4 p. i,.".
A;2o'.'ock /. tn..
'kcf.n .n3sip- ie.r5ibc,, Pcal F.ta,c. viz:
hose ;wn Ger 4un lois ct Lana rein des-
cr bed as on l,t " "a tie three story brick
Gwell.ng house and the two to y brick
d,NeIA1s h9 - taefeon erected. situate in
the c,t - Wi'ningt M. h5uudci AID de--
c-ilci ~ inilo"s. ~ Wi: &c lrniug at the
uur;1wesi c"rn.r Of Second and Adams s's..
thence nor'hefly nj ne lEe Westerly side of
al ana s're5t sixty teet a corner IN other
land of the said John Mcdonnell. thence
westerly and parallel to Second street thirty
two feet TO a corner in other land of the ga id
John Mcdonnell, thence s0utherly parallel
to the FIRST rGenti1nei line and Adams street
through the centro OF an alley dividing these
houses tr m the ado ming brick house on
the west OF tic said John Mcdonnell sky
ice; to the aforesaid nortnerly side Of second
strcet, and thence thereby -'sterly thirtv-
two feet t. the place OF be ginning. he the
contents thereof what they may. with the
se o. said al!ey with the owners or occu
piers OF the a7ioin'ns h,Use on tue west in
common forever.
CelAcI anu lth'N lf'fl FA' 'u-ltn Ns iGt
property OF John McUonneil and Margaret,
his wii". ana /. t ami to lee sold by
WN. il. Jameson. Sheria.
Sherias Office. New Castle,
JIuary .. A. H.. ls15. an. t-'~
S,HERlFf's SALE.
- by virtue OF writ Of Nenditioni EN-
ponas to me directed will bc exposed 10 pu o.
lie sale, at the
DELAWARE HOT Sc. No. L. MARKET ST.
kept by Ge,rse ". 0rtlip. ia the city OF Viii
m'ngton. New Castle county. Dclawtte, 0n
SATURDAY,
THE ID BAY OF JANUARY. lS,1.
At2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
The following described Real ..>tre. viz:
lot or tract of land situate IT, the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
bounded and described rs follows, to wit:
Beginning at Il stake on tho westerly side
of Franklin street. at the distance of is feet
from the northerly side OF ofShallcross Avenue,
thence westerly parallel with shallcross
Avenue .! feet & inches, thence northerlv
parallel with Franklin street IG feet. thence
casterly parallel with Shallcros- Avenue o.
feet inches to the aforesaid side of Frank
In street. and thence southerly IL feet to
the place o! be-Inning, beng a part of the
same lane, and premises which William
Aiken and wife did grant and confirm 10 I
;. Lee Nc, be thc same what IL may.
-eNfi ana taken N execution n tho pro-
rerty a E'0'ec u Kelley. and to be sold y
WM. ii. LAAiISON. sheriff.
sheriff OFrc New Castle.
J.H D." a. D., 1876. i'LG-2'awts
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GRANT AGAIss1 BLAINE. - General
Grant said in his message, 1873: :" re-
new my previous recommendation to
Congress for general amnesty. The mum
Der engaged in the late rebellion yet
laboring under disabilities is very small,
but enough to keep UP constant irrita-
ton, 40 possible danger can accrue to
the government by restoring them 10
eligibility 10 hold ofIicn .
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>ztGRsEE's ..Lt..

Di virtue OF q writ oi LevHH "
- to me directed, viii be exposed " I-
Saiaac tae
DELAWARE HOUSE No II MAFA-I'
kept hy George W osttip n tlo cry :
miLstJu. Sem C4s 10 c1un s., ''4.'
ESDAY.
TE,U 1T DAY OF FEB@ Al='
At2o'cIock, p. NJ.
The following described Real L-,'.",'-.
Al that certnin lot, piece or pgf J. !
with tWI two Story Frame iioqie' .',r.. 'a.
erected. situate ia the ,ity OF p" UNIV
bounded aud described a. follows ~ '.Ii ~,
ginning at point on the cast''g u.
townsend street at toe dlstIuce {. .,,. @
ieet from the corner fOrTed by INC .'. la't
tlon of the said side OF Townsend 'dt''..,
the sCutherly side OF avenue "a vf n +
~ seventy feet wide,a corner tor laui W
ie! Bradley; thence along said Brallg'
cas- terlv and parallel WITH avenue +
hundred feet to stake: thence sou. .
and parallel with Townsend s'ree. .'.
eight feet to stake; thence wes..dl I,
parallel with avenue A one hunlteu,
the aforesaid side of Townsend stiUJITi
thence thereby northerly twenty e.s-.
to the place of beginning. be the wv
thereof what they may. II,
Seized and taken in execution u "a.
perty of George X. Townsend an9 ~ ~
NJ. his wife. and I. t.; ana to be ,giu y: n
WIN. Ii. LANBsON' op''
Sheriii's Office, New Castle. ...,s.t
January 10. 1916. lLn--
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THE ia DAY OF JANUARY, f-7;.
Ate O'Clock. l.. M..

II v NlbilN. nj,
me following described Real Estate, viz:
All thtt certain lot Of land situate in the
city of Wilmington, in the county and state
WpFesald, beginning at point ON the south
'rly side of sixth street between jackson
and NanBurcn streets at the distance OF one
Hundred and slNty-two feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Jackson street, thence
,puiherly and parallel To- jackson street one
hnudred and twenty eight feet to Il stake
thence westerly and parallel with sixth
street thrty-cig Il feet to a stake, thence
nortnerly and parallel with jackson street
one hundrcd and twenty-eight feet to the
aforesaid s.dc of sixth street and thence
thereby easteriy thlrty-cight feet to the
wha; they may.
seized aud taken IN execution az the pro
pcrty OF Henry y. Mamsten, and Guslaya
MS wife. and tcrre tenant, and 10 be sold by
hM. II. LAMBSON, Shcrin.
Sherii's Office. New Castle,
Jan. e. A. d.. lS7G ( iais-otayts
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FIRST NAT,ONAI EANk.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. l3lh, l~7G {
4 an election held on the mn instant.
4 n the following named gentlemen were
elected Directors To- serve the ensuing year.
Edward I;etts, ! II. IIcald,
WlliNm TAtnall, II :. MrConi.
Clement Il. SMITH, Israel Pn.cv,
Daniel james, George ". Bu.h.
Eli Garrett.
Aul at a meeting Of the Board held thl.
lay, Edward hetts, ESD, was unanimously
reelected President
GEORGE u. ARM THONG.
"ll'-'t Cashier.
~ uTICt.-A meeting OF the Trustees Of
~ the Poor FOR sew Castle County, viii be
led, at the Aims House, on " Wedne. day, the
9TH of January I~1G. at 10 o'clock Il NJ
Ihose having bills against the institution Will
please hand ihom t1 the Commissioner f,r
Their Hundred, or the Treasurer.
JUII> W. EVANS.
aul.-tu Clerk
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Partner Wanted

am an old established business NJ. r
Wilmington, Del. Guaranteed 10 ! -
dollars invested. FIVE thouS1i "
wanted. With or without service, N
Oney can be go secured that there ;sI ;alss
possible loss of the principal I'm
Those desiring information can ad'i'@
municatiOHs TO X. T., care Of ,,.ryT
FRANCIS VIZ VI.
Gec22-lm Wilmington
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TIE New SENATE FROM LoUIsIASA.
Mr.. James Eustis, of Louisiana, Just
elected by the Legislature of that
State to q seat in the nited States
Senate, is brother to Mr.. Geo. Eustis
who so long and so creditably repre-
sented that State in the House of Re
representatives. before the war, and who
was afterwards arrested on board of
the Trent as secretary of the confeder.
ate legation to France. Mr.. George
Eustis married the daughter Of Mr.. w.
". Corcoran, of Washington, and
died, deeplyrogrettcd by large circle
OF friends at hiscountry seat IN Cannes,
in southern France, several years ago.
His brother, the Senator elect, took m
active part with Senator Robertson
and others in the fusion settlement of
Louisiana affairs last year, and is a
gentleman OF admirable tact, good
sense, moderation and ability.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-15
sharia-G sale.

bI virtue Of Wii.,; Leyuri H.ria tome
directed VIII be- ,rH".c't To fu1ljc sale
AZ the
DELAWARE EoC..., So 5isMARKTT II.
kept by George " ur'ir. in he city cl VII
muet1u. New CIstl" @ .un'N. Deitaarr, ou .
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'if It.i>N.

NCIICE.-WILLI4N u. kELLEY has
y purchased tae busiues- oi IhOma, Mo
ren on the Erantywiue Banks. The business
o.. 'ab net N M-tina vi hereafter be conduc-
ttd by MIR. Kelley in tue Old stand. where al
those wanting work IL h., ,iuc re re. uestei
IT, ci.i iln,,.lt
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THE II DAY OF FEBArARl. -
At 2G'c.ock. J.. M.

The to.i0wing de- It bed Read E.late.\iz.
~! mat certain lot Or piece OF land slfli1-
ted ia the city o: llmingt1n alorr.arl. witb
three two story rame houses erected there
Beglnning at the Intersection Of tne sortb
erly side Of i street with the oasterIy side a.
Locust street: thence -rutherly along tha
sald SHE oi Locust -trcet -eycutY-oue;e ;eef
10 corner; then'c cg>terly p9rAl!el To- /;
street thl'iy-slX Icet 10 ii corner. hence
northcriy parable. 30 Locust stTeet seventy
ono :etl to the southerly side Of Is strcet
n;oresald; theLcc herewith westerly thi.fy-
six .ect to the place # beg nu.Eg, be tl.cr,.,-
tents rletc,l what tsry may.
Selzci ana tu.eu in execution l.,4-,
pe;G Of George K. Towns snd ard Nj ~ r
NJ, his NHc. HIti ie.re te,ants. md .n' ,i Iii
by " II. LAMB~yA. &L-l h.
ehfrtd's uilce, Net Ga .tle.
.,aLu4rS iv. d.. ilHf...
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YE ARPER Il PERClVAI, Ia.
IL Pay the highest cash prlce'
Cotton and " oolen RaSs',ts.l
Books and Paper, Old Iron ana ~
OF all kinds, at
'''' -'' V '' Rilmingtef
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WATER DEPARTMENT,
thIEI ESniSEER's : OFFICE,
No. lOpO Market Street

thIEI ESniSEERs OFFICE,
40. 1880 Market Street
WILMINGTON. Del Dec. 9Th, l-1j.
NOTICE 10 WATER RENTEB5.
~ Office City Water Department.
The bills for 1876, are now ready aud pay
able 90 the Registrars office, 1909 Market st.
The law requires that all bills paid on or be.
fore january l.t, l-76, the face nf the bill,
-hall be received and receiptcd for,
those paid during the pIonth of February,
INe per Ct. additional, those PAID during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional and
where amounts remain unpaid after April
III. 1876, tAc Registrar ls required 10 have IN
ferru'c- withdrawn and sliL instituted Tot
The recovery OF tho amount due. The water
al not AGAIN be let INTO eUch premises un
}Il sHch arIcar- Wltn aaEes ,luCuts, U..tl - tCi
drawing fcTru e. ere paid.
Olte hour Z. n ts4p. IA.
EJW. N,lNTlGE.
daClu.tt Il y.,trnr
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The Daily Gazette.

L. T. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
THE DAILY GAZETTE Is puDlIshed every af.
.ernoOn, Sunday excepted at 4l6 Market
Street, and served by carriers TO Subscribers
IN all parts OF the city and surrounding towns
and villages, for six cents week, payable
weekly. Yearly subscribers. IS in advance.
NE oS DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN THE STATE.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established i'll
,7S4, Is the largest and most nourishlng week.
y in the State, and has q larger circulation.
than any other on the Peninsula Published
every Thursday afternoon, at 81 r year, in
advance.
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TiG IT. DAY OF FG8RulE
- : o'c,ock,p. a.,

The iolo~iEs dc-crioei Real Estate. ,i,.
a ] that certain %. or pl6ce o. lana with
three two story frame houses erected 1bcrc.
on, situated in The city of Nltn.iugton
beginning or the southerly slicny 4 ,,reot
al the dlstaice o1 twenty-tbree tset six ;ncb-
es easter ly from the eaStrr!y sido o: Loeust
street: thence sOulheriy and parallel win
Locust street slX'y iect 10 q stake: therce
eastorly and parallel with Il street thirty
i've feet a0d three inches "a d stake; Ibence
northeTly and parallel with tho hrst men
toned line, and Lo"ast street slxty Ice. to
me southerly sile oi a street afotcsaiG: and
thence thereby westerly thirty five tecL ana
three inches 10 the T. ace ot peoiu,,in,. IT,
the contents Thereof bat they may.
Seized and taken n cxe.utjon as the mo.
nerty Of icoIro 4 Tpwnsnd and Mary n
VI. his = ii. and ~. and 10 he sold ny
w.. II. LhMBsGN, sheriff
Sl.IiH's Ohicc, &.w C,.;le, '''
JacgarH IL, l.tu. lrts-ts
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A.#A IfTs SAIL.

ALHh .fIS SAIL.
- By v.rtGe oi Il wnt a Ner ilt,olI r.yu1-
nas 20 me- 1ite, ei, ~ IL he csp,-r! .;Y Public
SH.s .t tic
D .h+"at,t Not,a Nc.5.HAAisElsr.
acj' t5 '..ls@e Is, prtui.. u ,-,...t,..- .al-
n.i. .-'e' Ga.-.t county, !I-...,.... q.
,AIGRDAI.
,b.--t @Ai ~ JAN,&l4',I-1.
1t = clock, p. ~.
II" lel"wiHg described ke4l ts,a,e, viz:
so. All That certain lot OF land eItuatrd
in the clty OF Wilmington, Delaware. with a
three story Brick dwelling erected thereon
bounded and described AS follows, VIZ:
bcglnninS at Il stake on the SOulhcrly side
Of Fourth street at the distance of one nun.
dTed and folty-iour feet from the easterly side
OF Adams street one hundred feet 10 the
northcrly side Of an alley four feet wide
| leading from Adams street to Monroe street
thence westerly and along said alley side and
| parallel with Fourth street fifteen feot Ia
other lands of Abe X. Woolston, thence nor
| therly and parallel with Adams street on,
hundred leet to the aforesaid side of Fourtl
street, anu thence Herewith easteriy iifteer
feet TO the place OF beginning, with the fre,
ana uninterrupted Use OF sald alley In com
| mon with others entitled thereto.
NO. =, All that certain lot OF land situated
| IN the city of Wilmington. Delaware, hound
| ca ana descrlbedas follows, VIZ: Beginnlni
ON the northerly side Of Filth street mt m,
distance of thirty-four feet from the corne
| iormeu by the intersection of the line of tn,
northerly side of Fifth street with the Iinn n
Inc westerly side of Monroe street, theme,
northerly and parallel with Monroe street
slNty-slx teet and six inches to II corner
thence westerly and parallel to Fifth stree
sixteen feet anu SIX inches 20 corner. theme
southerly and parallel with Monroe stree
siXty-si& feet aud Blk inches with the nor
| thcrly s'de OF ilitE street, and thence enst
crly along saId side Of tith 1t, sixteen fee
anu s'~ ihci es TO the p!aceoi beginning.
| prppcriy OF JtFeMilh L. Wool. and to b
sold by "
=, WM. H. Jameson, sheriff.
SheIih7s Office. New Castle, -'-'
january q, ls7e. ..re. .9,,Vts
The daily gazette., 1876-01-15
~ k%a1a SAE.t.

n yitr.c uI il $751;. ot Hey5r. Nrs.r. -o.,rc
- d 'r"r'ei, eli' re EXPOSED :, .i-.... FAIL.
D. L,"AhEl!0r7E, No. Us MAiEEl II.
kep' hy 'ie ", Or; IL, in ,he o.-y Of. H-.,.
mnsi9n, NJ" Castle naty, DclJUlrr.,n
The daily gazette., 1876-01-15
SsaEsSEE'FsS S4F,r

~ virtue ot Il writ ot Lcvari iacia. To-
ale, At tao
DhLAW ARE HOI SENO. O.5i8MAKKET ST.
kept ty George W. Or,lip, in the city of WI.
mlnStnn, New Castle county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY,