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The Dark Ha.s 0f Ba6c0ck.
Not Crooked Whtsleey only, but ''Addi-
ton, Division and Silence" with Cow
ernment COntrators.

Not Crooked Whtsle-y only, but .sAddi-
ton, Division and silence" with Cow
ernment Contractors.
From the st. Joseph (Mo.> Gazette.
We received information TO day
from most reliable sources which is of
great interest in connection with the
approaching trial of o. +. Babcock
There is no crooked whiskey in 1t, but
it is simply story of dividends from
Government contractors, pocketed by
Bah. We give 1t below, merely add
ing that it is fully vouched for by
come of the best Republicans in Kan
sas, and that all the facts in the case
will be reported to and Investigated
by the Congressional Committee.
The story is that in the summer of
1874 Messrs. Durfee and Peck, a Leav-
enworth city firm of freighters, had
large contracts for transporting army
and Indian supplies up the Missouri
River, and were also engaged in trad.
ing with the Indians, under a permit
from the Government; that in July of
that year E. Ii. Durfee, of that firm
was sick in Leavsnworth. and during
his sickness Rev. l. s. Kalloch, atten, !,
ded upon him and was his spiritual
adviser and friend.
That one day while Durfes lay al
most ut the point of death a letter
came to him from G. w. Babcock
Lawrence, Kan, a brother OF Orville,
and now Surveyor General of Kansas,
telling Durfee that he wanted that
little matter settled up" and that he
(Durfee) must remit to him $1,000,
according to the understanding be.
tween them. Kalloch, be, oming
aware of the nature of the letter, and
Durfee seeming to be annoyed by it,
he asked Durfee what it meant, and
Durfee told him that the Administra
tiOn, through the two Babcocks, had
been making levies upon the firm,
and that this was levy which had
not been paid, but must be paid at
once, and that In accordance with
Mr.. Durfec's direction draft for the
amount was sent so C. W. Babcock.
Mr.. Durfee died in August, and now
kalloch tells the story. Our inform
ant tells US that the whole matter can
be supported by the best proof; that
the letter is still in existence. and that
SS'S"i PioMihCub niCu III hhuSdb dtC
convGrsant with the facts.
Many of our readers will remem ber
that some two years ago Orville
Grant, a brother of the President, was
authorized to trade with the Indians,
and tried to drive Messrs. Durfee g.
Peck and others out OF the business.
Peck went on to Washington. inter-
viewed Bah and the President, and got
the order giving the Presidents
brother the exclusive privileges of
trading with the Indians modified SO
oot to interfere with the business of
his Iirm. 1t may be that this So, 900
was paid in accordance with an agree
ment made in Washington between
Durfee & Peck, Orville Babcock and
Orville Grant.
Whether that be the case or not, the
money was paid, it is said, to G. w.
Babcock, and it will be for the com
mittee, when it wades into Babs
crookedness, to look into it. In view
OF facts now coming to light, the
honest men of the country may yet
learn how a man can save $500, ,O0C
In six years on salary of So 800 9
wear
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SH T. tc FFy ,lIn,
GHERIER,S sA.r

CHERIfF'S SALE
- by virtue Of u writ OF P,.R,
recte'i wi be exposed To pn,'u 70 v
the premises. on the Willow % ms y
IN the road from Middletov uga
rIeasant. In II. Georges HunI,ao 70
Castle County, Delaware. on n''en' n
FRIDAY,
TIE l4tn Day OF JANUARY ,,.l
All o clock. A. H..
The following described ps,.
perty, viz: rersons
Five head OF good horsea I oou
double carriage with pole Inv bns.as ~
farm wagon, market wapoIS n
Peaeh h assorter, ! cider p,ess a !
fruit dryer. hay fork, plows. bar,uNq
vators, forks r kcs and snoyaia 'ow I
passsts; wagon. carr age and pIow w
saddles and brides, 80 busheps.V p.V~ VI
bushels OF potatoes lot of ha, y, cnl
wheat In the ground. iodde,' io.n
househoid furnitu. Q, sofas. sasv
beds. bedsteaIs AMI tedd no lars v
eised and taken in execution io Vi
perty OF Ri hard q. Kn,ght snJc@ @ "
and to be sold by W. A. "
WIN. II. LAMBsoN g.
Sheriff. Office. New Castle ''s1
A credit Of CO days viii, be- ,s aees
sums OF 30 and over, Cash 10, sIeh a Y
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THE PRODUCT or THE MINES
w 6S9 ,O37 IN PRECIOUS INITIALS TAKEN
OUT WEST OF THE MISSOURI IN 1875

xoO O6S9,O37 IN PRECIOUS INITIALS TAKEN
OUT WEST OF THE MISSOURI IN 1875.
San Francisco, Decemter III. ].
Valentine, General Superintendent of
Wells, Fargo L Co, publishes the annu-
al statement Of the production of the
precious metals in the States and Terri
tories west of the Missouri River. includ-
ing British Columbia and the Western
Coast Of Mexico, during 1875, which
shows an aggregate yield of $50 ,sa9 or.
being an excess of $6,487 982 over 1874
which was the greatest previous weld in
the history of this coast. The weld in
Nevada. Colorado, Mexico, British Col.
umbia, Montana and Arizona increased
while IN California and in Idaho. Utah
and Washington Territories it decl eased
The increase is actual, except for Mexi-
co. Oregon and Acizona where il is an.
parent rather than real as compared with
other years, the regular product being
accounted for. and the report ed hithert &
omitted. The decrease in California is
in the main occasioned by a stinted wa.
ter supply for placer and hydraulic min.
ing. The present prospects indicat, ar
aggregate yield of S9O, 900 600 for 1876. oi
which Nevada will doubtless producc
35A,000,000.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

SALs OF PATRONAGE BY OFFIcE.HoLD
mathis is one Of the dishonorable
policies that has been brought about
recently BY the thieves in Office. Con-
gress meets on Wednesday. and we hope
to see resolution offered in the House,
that will reach tho matter there. Let
such resolution be passed with the
power to send for persons and papers,
and COMPEL those who have been SELL
ing the patronage that passes through
their hands to meet the charges against
them. Such resolutions should be put
through the Legislatures in all the States.
Let these gentlemen who have made
money in this way be made to disgorge.
Put them and those they are charged
with having sold patronage to upon the
stand and make them testify to their
guilt or innocense.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03


Governor Hendricks took occasion
to speak word on the school question
at indianapolis on new years eve, and
declared that any one attempting to
injure the efficiency of the public
school system should be regarded as a
public foe. 1t is evident that President
Grant is for once in harmony with the
whole people. Thus far not a solitary
citizen of the republic has been found
who holds a different opinion. Ii
he will now give us some profound
remarks on the weather he can have a
fourth term rs we'll as not. t.-Baltt,aort
Gasstte.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
DHll.A DEIPHlA, WILMINGTON d BAL,
TiM'RE RAlLkOAD.
NOVEMBER n. iS1h

rrains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 100,
alO, 400. asa, 1880. a. m zoo, 4.lo 7.2O 9.Se,
T.. m.
Philadelpnia aud New York. 13l. q. m.
l2.l4, 1881, $40 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 1852,
o % a. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IL 81, las, 900.
a. IN. 1856, l.3S, $40, 7.l0, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave tor
New Castle. 400. $40. 8.2J, a. IN. La, $40
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, AGO
a3O, a. m. $40 y. m.
Deimm and intermediate station t0O. 30.
q Nj.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and Intermediate etatsns, 10
a. m, 4.4A $50, p. H.
Philadelphia and New York, Isl, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, n:2, l.55
a. m.
For further information passengers are re-
forred 10 the time tables posted at the depot.
II. y. kENNEY. Superintendent
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The BALTIMORE GAZETTE came to us
to-day in its new form. 1t has made a
decided improvement. The size of the
paper is very much reduced and is made
far more agreeable to readers from this
cause as well as the introduction of larger
type Tor its news matter. We are conf.
dent this excellent Democratic organ
will become a great favorite with the
people OF our sister State, as it certain
ly deserves to be.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

The grand jury of the Circuit Court of
Cole county, Mo, have found indict-
the general charge being forgery and
entering bogus military warrants. Cole
Rogers, of Kansas City, is indicted for
ths same offense.
The ship Itasca, which sailed from
baltimore, April Is. 1875, has arrived at
Dan Francisco after stormy voyage,
during which the second mate and a sea :
man were swept overheard. and three
seameR died from exposure.
Charles K. Beckwith, a clerk lately in
the employ Of Benz II. Babtitt, soap
manu- iaoturer, New York, was arrested
last night on charge of embeyzlement
and forgery to the amount of between
s30O, 900 and S3O0LOO.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

Hon. ALExANpER Ii. STEPHENS. of
Georgia, who has been i'll. on Friday
night sent a message to the Methodists
holding matchmaking. saying: "Ihave
but one prayer wish offered for me, and
that is, the will of the Lord be done"
he also requested to be sung in his hear
Ing This world is all heeting show" "
and My life is like summer rose."-
A despatch says, he recognizes the early
approach OF death.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

The. Government of Brazil has ap-
propriated Sl5O,OO0 to insure a creditabie
representation of the Empire at the
centennial, sum nearly equal to the
York city.
hon. ,Jno. Ii. Clifford. Ex-Governor of
massachusetts, died at New Bedford yes
terday, OF dropsy, aged sixty six years.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
LOUIS MARTIN,
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker
4iA EAST SEVENTH ST.

Boots and Shoes made to order in the best
and latest style. of superior In ,terial. and
W rranted IL good fit as ever VA made and
at prices to suit the present hard times.
Particular attention paid to fitting up lasts
to suit ali customers.
Repairing neatly done at short notice. and
at reasonable prices.
The e,nblic are RET espeetfully invited to give
me q call
novS0-3m
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Sherin's sale.

Ri virtue of a writ of Venditioni grr.I
- - 70 me dir"ctet. will be exposed Pabl
Sale the Premises near Bear S,19. \
Jew Jew 9 stlo hundred. New Castle S.,.
THURSDAY,
THE erH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D, d
At l2 O'Clock, NJ,
viz: po'''AAA P'"e"'
head OF horses, 8 cows, l heller, 3: :C,ra
nogs, Pigs, Interest in corn, I, nxri
IN ~ acre. OF Wheat, Germantown vul
farm wagon, comolned reaper and nose
grain fan, corn-siieller horse rake. uOu.
. cnitivators, pair OF twin hai ros, Va
and plough harness, crrriRge harness ria
stone, nay rigging hoes, fofks, rskes, SION
&c Aiso, Household a. I'd Kitchen fllrulRt
eeired and taken into execution ~
sold by A14 "
VIM IL LAMBSON, shett
Sherih's Office. New Castle, I
December l8 1875. deco qavs
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@LErrI0N NOTCH.

IL FIhsr ~ ATi0FhL BANK.
WILnIsGr N, d L., Dec llih. lT'.J
Notice is hrrebv given that the an ual
meeting ef the Stockholders Of this Bank
will he held at the Banking ilou Q on utS-
DAY, ihe llth day Of January 1876. bet cen
the hours OF . and : o'clock p. NJ. for the
purpose of e'eeting nine Stockholders TO
serve a. Directors the ensuiI x year
decl5te GEL D. ARMS fKONG. Cash'r.
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NPFICE OF THE DELAWARE RAJ
~ hOAD 60.
WATER DFPARTMFST,
CHIkF EEGINEER'S OFFICE,
No. 1000 Market Street

WILMINGTON Del Dec. 9th, 1875.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
~ Office City Water Department.
The bills for 1876. are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars office, 1000 Market ST.
The law requires that all bills paid on or be-
fore January Slst, 1876. the face Of the bill.
shall be received and receipted for
those paid during tho month OF February,
i've per ct. additional. those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional; and
where amounts remain unpaid after npril
lst 1873, the Registrar is required TO have tn .
Ferrules Withdrawn and SUIT instituted for
The recovery OF the amount due. The water
will not again bo let into such premises un-
I'll such ar eurs with assessments, ard s. for
drawing Ferrues are paid.
Of1ice hours a. m 70 4p IN.
EUw. MCINTYRE,
declO-t Registrar.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

w THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, I
Wilmington, Dec. IL 1873.
Notice is hereby given TO the Stockholders
OF this Institution tn t an elect on Will be
held at the Banking House. on TUESDAY
JANUARY llth, 1916 between the hours OF
2 and 4 O'Clock, =. NJ for the purpose OF
electing seven Directors 10 serve Tor the en-
suing year. IL. III. EW BANKS.
decl3.tv Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

NOTICE.
~ The Annual Meeting OF the Farmers
Association. Of New Casll, ounty, for the
OF Stolen Horses, will be held 10 Whining.
ton at the onicc on I'd floor of Telegraph
building. corner OF Market and Third streets,
on SATURDAY, January s h, $40 at 20
O'clock, a. IN, at which time Offictre will be
elected, ana other business OF the Associa-
tion will DO tran acted. Punctual attend
ance OF members required.
q U. JACKSON Prea't.
JAS. II. HoPFECKER, S-c'y. dec2sd&w2t
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

The Public Ledger and Baltimore Su,.
have each issued handsome alma nacs for
1876. They will be found useful and in
teresting to business men generally.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
N EW
Boot and Shoe Store.
No. 214 West sth street.

We have just laid in a fpe stock of season.
able Boots. Shoes and Ga ters for gent lemep.
We are selling at extremely low pri ee Our
stock is made up in the beet manner. of The
'test styl", and Of good material all Of which
we are deteamir cd to sell as che u as the
ch sp st. Give a call and we will convince
you that wo are selin. at very low figures
novl9-3m CHARLES C0kRIGAN
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Grant Indignant.

President Grant says he will supply
all soldiers turned out of office by the
Democrats in Congress with good
places.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
N WILMINGTON. DEL Dec. "a. 1875.

N WILMINGTON. DEL Dec. "a, 1915.
The annual meeting OF the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance. Co., OF tn State OF Delaware,
(ior very Of Nill Lreek Hunured), II be
held at the Office OF the Company, No. s33
Market sue, t. lin ington. Del IN Monday
the l0tn day OF Jannary, 1916. at % o'c ock A.
NJ. at which time he election tor seventeen
Managers Of the col psnv viii be held, aud
one ar's interesi on all deposit notes will
be ayable. The Agents OF the Company are
autho, ized to receive he dues OF tn H., mam.
bets. + C SrUT5ENBUHG, President
W. A LAM JTTE, Sec. etary. dec23-tm
nPFICE OF THE DELAWARE RAIL
~ kOAD 60.
DOVER. DRL. Dec. 23d. ls7;
To tht Stockholders Of the Deia'cdre Rail Road
Company;
The i've .ty fourth annual meeting OF the
Stockholders Of this Company, will be held
at this Office in Dover, on UkSDAY, Jan
II ~ l3, .s76. at oc oc.. 7. NJ. at which
time an el ctiOn will be he Il for Director and
Treasurer TO serve the ems s,ing year.
nj. HAlES, secretary.
dec24 .3tawtjanl3
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SHERIPP's SALE,
~ BY virtue Of a writ Of "a. u
directed. wiz be exposed to Public SIs
.ie premises, at rarmony MiIa h MI
clay Creek Hd.. in New Castle eourv Ds]
WEDNE DAY,
The 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER ls|
At1wo O'Clock. Pm,
viz: io'S'na' rnt''
: horses. mill wagon, / earriaVs. y, \
nK'e names. small WACO D.. robe. b.,l
ket, who's. wagon ick, lot of G m, h \
sJrn tnn avs: OF of corn meal, lIds q
wn.,e, lot Of SD p stuff rop ., barres u,g
harhess H.. SUI VI ''S'i
seized and taken into execution \
pr"P1rty oi hdm.nd L.. Canby, and MI
., VIM III LAMBS0N. Sist
aheriu's Office. New Castle.
becember q, 1875. dec slu
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
JOHN REESE,
CABINET MAKER,
No, 500 Walnut Street
WILMINGTON. DEL.

fine rfady-made Furniture on hand and
on - lie ut very low pli
also manu- actures al binds of furniture
a. d store ures 10 order IN the best man
neI and at mouerRte l. ices 4"
Oph.irteilng and varnishinU done in the
bes, style mires to SUIT the times
The pub &C are inv. to give me call
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

L LECTION
~ meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Wilmington ana Philadelphia Turnpike Co.,
will be- held In the Directors hoom, Insti.
tute, on the Sd day OF lst month, (January) },
1876 at r. M, when an election for len
managers will take place
r. TATHALL, JR.
dec2i-eod&wte Secretary.
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Mo- ICES hereby given that II G annual
mGe ing % Rue Brandywine Hunlr. d
hue q .. J. iaughey, fsnovn as Inc
Practical Fa mer on SATURDAY tho s,S
day Ut January, le76. at 2 o'c ock, r. Nj
dee2S-w2t Sec,o,a.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
MILLS IL COMEsS.
Patent Dump Wagon.

Weare nov u'irg cur. Dump Coal Wagon
ior lOany waR n ever introduced IN this :
other ciies for dump ng coal into cellar.
Ne do not back on epivemcnt or curb. M
is SOM tim, 4 he case with other wago,s bn,
merely back oibe GU b. no mat er hag wi,:e
the paw emeht and shoot the coal in o h.
cellar w'tbout aRy trouble. Attached TO th
wagon L an ex'en,io" fran @, and rhe body
wnich rests on VIII, els can be run back uno,
he frame six or oiph feet NJ the ssme tim,
ea plaiu gives it sufficient etey ion as
cause he 'al 20 run by is own gravity Iptc
the liar when tn 81 DOT is attackei,
L e'e wagons can he se, Oh the streets o,
at our -
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Sh Rklrc'S SA...

At III U'c'Oc
viz. '''ou ieisou"' ''''
, bcds B dstcads and Bedding, Rr'a1
Wa5hstands, rwel Racks, Hat Rack Sod
Rocking Chairs cane seat and Nalr cid
Snnirs, Bru.sels Iuprain and lls carp
o,i o'oth and iilinds Curtains. &C CblnI
S.i's MIA, Glass and Queensware, La!ls1
eized and taken in execution as the p,
hhnoperty OF deorge 5. HolIister. and 10 d
WM II. JAMESON, SbsrI
ohetihs ohre New Castle
Decem Der Is ls75, de 9-4s'p
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HUI lCLC<.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs
- OF
Cifu &c School Tdres for 1875.

We, the undersigned, receivers of said
Taxes do hereby give notice 10 all such per
sons as have not ca led or made some ar
ranRements that we will send each ono a
Postal card requesting him or her 10 ca'l,
Having render, d th"ir bills, called time and
again, and W hilo many have called, great
many have not; and the latter We mo-, re-
spectfu ly ask to awe this theiT atten-
tion, believing as we do III we have done
our duty in trying to collect these taxes, and
while we have mn desire to distress any one.
we have r responsibility res ing on us. The
city and we arc responsible tor IL The city
needs the money and Ii ur ,iDg us to coll CT
1t or pay IT, and we propoae to do SO. "e
must therefore llect II. And furthermore
we 10 not intend to be two years collecting
one years taxes. All persons II any there
be. who have uisli To being notified ny
Postal card. will please call at once; for we
do not intend t. make any exceptions. and
when notified we expe't al to call and II
they do not they must expect the ,onseq len
ces.
ONCE No 10 East Sixth street between
Market and Ki"k Hours from A. NJ. TO IL
NJ :, from Z to 8 and toSP NJ.
EDMUND PROVOST,
II ceiver Northern District uneluding all
EDwA ARD PARMAR
Receiver Southern District (including all
south OF 9th street janS-2n
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
Those who sell or transfer Real Estate
wi obige the undersigned by leaving a
notice thereof at our office, that We may
assess 1t to the proper oSners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FAkMAR.
Jan. 5, ls78.-u City Assessors.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

NUTICE-REMUvAL DIR. Quinby La.
~ moved to No. s0i MARkET STREET.
oct29tt
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices.

WE have on hand n full assortment OF
w Gen 'lemen's Boots. Shoes and 1ai
ters, Ladies'. Misses and Childrcn's Shoes
an d Gal ers. mad Of the best mat ,rial and
in the best and ! tes, style. which we are
cordially in, ite The publ to call and exam
enc our stock and learn our prices beiore
pu chasing elsewhere We mean business
and in order to do it we s,ll cheaD-very
CHI ap.
novl9-3m. WIN. HOUCK.
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NOTIcE.-Sotice ia hereby given that a

NOTICE.-'Sotice ia hereby given that at
~ the appoint ed time AID place, the un.
dersigned two OF the ommissoners named
In the Act OF Assemb EMIT ed g" ct to
incorporate the o d Ferry Roliing Mil ON.
pany," duly opened the book and received
subscriptions 10 the apita Stock OF the SAID
onpany agreeaby to the provision OF the
said Act; That subscription to an amount
exceeding thirty thousand .llars (S30,000)
were this day duly made to the said capital
Stock. and that a meeting of the Subscribers
oiilce OF the Diamond State Iron COMPANY,
on the Southeast corn OF Third and Church
su ueets in i Wi mington. De aware, on Mon
day, January II, 1873 at ten o'c ock in the
forenoon, to proceed to elect Dire tors and
transact ot' er business agreeably TO the
terms of SAID Act of r ssemblJ.
NM. n. AMBS0N,
b +. NeENp.
Wilmington. Dec. 81. lS75.-janl-lt
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

Where will cary on tNe BOOT and SHOE
B, 81 ES> as her t fnre
Custom work "a spe, ia ty. which will be
done IN the b Vt amer.
R-pa rit g neatly done It IN derste ra tes.
Pubic patron ge respectful II solicited
0ecIl I'm z. MOLlNY.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
SherIH1's Sa,p

itY virtue of sund y wri.s ~ 2;
- directed. WILDE expo cd ~ ps,. hs
the TT misses near. laym1tt II n
Id, NeS Cast 0 county. lin, pnAh
WEDNESDAY
The 18th DAY oP JANUARY s
II O'Clock. AM.
The following described peronI
viz: ''''0nai hVsj
a large lot OF lumbe and lors co,s.
iour white pine ra' 2 q cords n,
OF umber Ia yard, lumber at mil Nv.
pen I9t 81 white pine shingles. Ia,
corr, nay ttra@' farming iuplem,,
ml.' ,oois work horses. q mules ",
wagons rtrts lot of chains 3 h,l y.
- sna,' nghts. z carriage horses, au,s,
Iiafo. puRg o.. donb Q barnes sllars
oats. buckw heat. corn mea aon, 'Ts ssr ssr
wagon Gales. scow. Uflice fx ,uras ~ ~.
8 ,fe. dc "a u'e' Hfis
Seized and taken into execution a, Il.
perry OF iiliam Ii Churchman. NIX
WIN. II. LAMBsoN Sre
Sheriff Q ONCE. New Castle.l
december "a, a. ID. 1878. ,iecas-
HERI Fs s LIE
- by virtue of q writ oe u,EA
me dire ted. will be exposed 10 Puhs n
on the preu ises on the Con ord ".
u an lIwino Hundred, New Castle s~s
Del, on "o "'''
WEDNESDAY,
IhE 9th day OF JANUARY, ia
at O'Clock. ?. NJ.
viz: '0'e'nHi r'Rs'
hoopt leo bushs's OF corn, 30 As.,
p sts' Lotto fru uees. bull.
Seized and taken in execution as d. q.
petty oil 0e, rge Loebe and to ssAb
wM. ii. LAM BSsE, Sb,aI
Sherin's Ofoe, ~ Castle,
Dteemb' S. 1875. deeZ s,v
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Re-ODened.
No. lO6 Market street.

/ woult inform my friends an the public
hat have re- pencd rlace for business at
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

Bickta. having pun cha cd the iuterest az
james CLARK Edward j. Nj, Manlls anu Jam 90
Murphy, in the late firm OF Lickta a 20
wi continue the busine, OF the Dl every nj
the northwest corner Of Fifth and Ad ms
firm name of BIckta n Company.
FRANCIS BICKTA.
JOSEPH STOELKLE.
December lat, lS75-S-lm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-21

xl R. HENDME
Is making the II nest PhOtOg ra pins
Of any artist in the State, eQualtn
finish 10 amy Porcelain Picture.
He has the best arrNnEe d liz Int on
the kenncbec. side and top tight
com bined. which Is a great i'm.
prOVeMeut over the old top light.
The heavy shadows under the
eyebrows. nose and chin has al
Ways been :i great objection to
PhOiOgraphS-Wit ith his TWO lights
IL; one all lhese e unpleasant SlSad-
OWs are avoided, giving n round,
clear, brilia nt image. soft Hs a
GZxOtiHt.
another great advantage. the
time in sitting Ia shOrie ned one
half. Pictures Of Children
made ip from three to five sec.
Onds. Pictures made equally
as weis in clOuay or stormy
weather as in pleasant. except
ing children. which requires
pleasant weather. Old pictures
copied and finished in ink or
color. any size UP to life size.
All work warranted satisfAc-
tory. Remember You have no
stairs to climb. W hich is II great
for children and
old people. FIRST floor, opposite
the Post Office.
.fann