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1913 HEAD of STOCKs
Polk 81 COchran'sa
FIFTH ANNUAL ShIE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
W. Middletewn Hotel, alexander Max
well's,J on .r
THURSDAY, MARCH 22d, 1877.
the following stock and other property,
- -nartiallY descrihed as follows:
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80 head of horses. Stallion,
Napoleon III, owned by Louis
p. Mcdowell. He is a dark
bay, 15H hands high, Of fine
. atvle. and can frnf. a mile in
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
Forest Fires,

Advices from Green Bay, Wisconsin,
report serious forest fires north of that
paint, extending along the Northwestern
Railroad, from Marionette, Wis, to Ish-
penning, Mich, distance of l20 miles.
Along this tract there is said to be an al
most continuous blaze, the frey belt be-
ing in some places iwelve to fifteen miles
wide. Several dwellings and thousands
OF cords of wood have been consumed,
and the loss already is estimated at sew
eral hundred thousand dollars.
The mountains around Montpelier, VI.
were on fire yesterday, and parties left
the town to check the flames. a forest
iire two miles wide, near South Berwick,
Maine, was rapidly moving eastward yes
terday. A fire in the woods between
Farmngdale and Greenpoint, l.. L., on
the line of the Long Island Railroad,
which has burned for three days, has
caused a loss estimated at $4,000
Thousands of acres of the West Stock
bridge mountains, near Pittslield, Mass,
have been burned over during the past 3
days, and much valuable timber is lost.
The forest fires along the Hudson were
checked or eXtinguiShed yesterday by
showers OF rain.
The bush fires on the Upper Ottawa
were still burning yesterday, but under
control in many places.
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General NetOs.

the specie shipment fiom New York
yesterday was 300, 900.
The Illinois Senate yesterday
passed the House bill making silver
coin legal tender for all debts, public
or private, in that State,
The New York Cheap Transporta-
ton Association and the Board of
Trade consolidated yesterday under
the title of New York Board of Trade
and Transportation.
President Hayes and the cabinet had
a reception at the city hall in New
York yesterday. All classes of the
community called and shook hands
with the President. from the merchant
priuce to the nabob Arabs on the
streets.
The Grand Encampmeut of the L.
o. o. Fellows of Pennsylvania are ia
session at Erie, the largest gathering
of the kind ever known in the State.
Over l, 100 past grands of subordinate
lodges have been admitted to mem ber-
ship in the Grand Lodge.
The engine of an eastward hound
freight train on the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad, while nearing Campbells
Station, Ohio yesterday noon, exploded
her boiler, kilIinga a breakman named
Bell, badly sCaldIng Bald win a fireman,
and slightly injuring Engineer Quinn.
Nine cars We're thrown off the track.
The South Carolina House Of Rep
leseniatives was engaged yesterday
discussing the payment of the interest
on the consolidated debt, and the senti-
ment thus far expressed is in favor of
its payment. A vote will probably be
reached to-day. fit passes the House
its final passage is very likely, as the
Senate is in favor of it.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

The PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-
BIY.-The G 9neral Assembly ot the
Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America" meets to- lay in Chi
cago. 1t will be composed of over 600
commissioners, elected by 172 presbyte-
ries, The commissioners, consist of an
equal delegation OF ministers and elders
from each presbytery in the following
proportion. Elch preshytery consisting
of not more than twenty-fuur ministers
sends one minister and one elder, and
each presbytery consisting of more than
twenty-four ministers sends two minis
ters and two elders. The assembly meets
every year on the third Thursday of
Nav. The statistics at the meeting of
the assembly of 1876 showed 36 synods,
l72 preshyteries, 705 candidates for the
ministry, 4, 7li ministers. 5,077 churches,
535, ,2l0 communicates, and 556,347 Sun
day school members. The contributions
for all purposes we've S9Sl0,223. OF this
large aggregate S6,633,577 was paid for
conversational expenses, S3l4693 for
home missions $500, 767 for foreign mis-
sons, and $2, 100,l50 for miscellaneous
objects.
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A DANGEROUS IDEA.

General Sherman's speech at the BAN
quet OF the chamber of commerce in
New ork, though very ill-tlmed and in
was instructive as showing how
dangerous to republican institutions
body of professional soldiers may be.
They carry into times of peace the ideas
belonging to war, and their habits of
thought lead them not merely to worship
brute force, but to despise law. A single
sentence from General Sherman's speech
is sufficient to show this. "Destroy your
army" said he, sand your government
and you are a mob" If General Sher-
man would read few good books instead
OF writing bad ones, he would learn how
false and silly is such sentiment. If he
would inform himself upon the rise apd
and growth of constitutional govern
men!s, the reign of law, the establish
ment OF courts and the limitation of the
prerogatiye, he would find out that the
army, so far from being helping TO these
ends, invariably stood in their way. The
army, which is useful to uphold mill
tary deSpotism, is worse than useless to
upheld government Which rests upon
Tue consent of the governed. Law and
civil government are sufficient to prevent
the people from 'becoming mob" Law
administered by the court, and executed
by the sheriff or constable, is far more
elective against mObs than ''ordero" is
sued from "headquarters" executed by
the corporal of the guard" The coun-
try has had already too much of that sort
of thing, aud is now thinking seriously
Of placing itself beyond the danger of
70,
General Sherman's acceptance, if not to
his satisfaction, tnat this republic can
dispense with the army, and yet not be a
mob. For instance, the army, while
overthrowing civil government in Louisi-
ana and South Carolina, violating Legis-
latures and ''maintaining ORDER" was a
Standing threat of trouble. The people
were smouldering all the time in righteous
| indignation, and any incident might have
| thrown them into open revolt. As soon
as the army was Withdrawn, so far from
becoming a mob, the reign of law began,
peace-more than peacc--cordial re ations
were established between the embittered
parties, and allhas worked smoothly since
then. No! The lesson taught is that
the army is not needed to prevent mob
violence that governments are safer
when resting on the consent of the gov
erned that the sheriff, the constable and
the policemen are sufficient and that the
| department of strut and buttons is the
least useful department which this heavi-
ly-taXed people are called upon to sup
port. The citizens of this free republic
can never quite forget that the army was
called to Washington last 9TH of March
to solve the political problem that it
stood at the seat Of government stolid,
| hideOus threat of military usurpation
! thit it was the fear of this that permitted
a lilad to succeed rather than incur q
i@e. n evil Tine greatest blot on Amer
lean history thus came through the army;
aud General Sherman was a potent factor
! in the plan. We have no desire TO abol-
ish the army as punishment for the past
but we desire to see it reduced beyond
danger to the future. = Bat. Gd:eUe.
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FIVE CHILDREN BURNED TO
DEATH.

BINeHAMroN, n. Y, May 10
Early on Tuesday morning a tragedy oc-
Cured at Little Fork, Cortland county, a
station on the Syracuse and Binghamton
railroad, fifty miles north of this city. The
place is a flag station and the station house
was occupied by Francis Dunnigan, sec
ton foreman. About five o'clock he started
the kitchen fire, and with his wife, went
across the tracks to the barn, leav-
ing their small children asleep in the
house. The mother returned from milk
ing shortly afterward and found the house
in flames. Calling her husband, both
went into the building, but could not
reach the second story on account of the
flames. The mother attempted to rush
into the burning house but was restrain
ed by her husband. Both were severely
burned. The children were all burned
to death. The bodies were recovered in
about two hours afterwards. The eldest
child was nine years of age. 1t is sup
posed that the fire caught from the kitchen
stove.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17


The South Carolina House OF Represem-
tatives was engaged yesterday in discussing
a bill for the payment OF the interest on
the consolidated State debt. Most of the
speakers favor Its payment, aud it is be-
lieved vote will be taken to-day. Should
the bill pass the House the Ssnate,it is said,
will concur.
Just as the Russian fleet in New York
harbor was about To sail yesterday, the Ad-
miral ordered the preparations to be stopped.
The cause of the delay is not known. 1t is
Thought the vesssl will sail this morning.
John f. King. the new Collector OF the
Port OF New Orleans, took charge of the
Custom House in that city yesterday. E.
z. Champlin and F. V. Copeland were
sworn in as deputy collectors.
The Russian corvettes Bayan, Albrecht
and Osadnick sailed from San Francisco
yesterday, under sealed orders. It is runner
- tina: they are bound for Siberian sta
tions.
General Grant sails for Europe in the
steamer Indiana to-day.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
The white st.ves of Phlia,IeI paia

In Philadelphia, in a large dry goods
store, shop girl who works for six dol
lars week, recently tainted from eX-
haustion. The proprietor came up to
where she was lying, surrounded by a
sympathizing crowd of customers, and
with great flourish, sent a messenger
out for a cab to take her home. When
the end of the week arrived, and she got
her envelope from tho cashier, there was
but 81 IN it. When the cashier was ask
ed for an explanation he said that 50 had
been taken out for carriage hire.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
TURKEYS DIsArFecrED PROVINCES.

TURKEYS DIsAFFECTED PROVINCES.
The Servian authorities have accumu-
lated large stores of forage and provis-
ions at Gladova. The Vienna TdgbLdtfs
Cettinie special states that Vukovitch,
chief of the Herzegovian insurgents, has
blockaded The fortress of Cristac. The
Mrdites have driven the Turks from
Oroschi after a sanguinary fight, wherein
an entire Turkish battalion was destroy
ed. 1t is reported that the Mirdite chief
will bring down a strong corps to co-op-
crate with the Montenegrins. Intelli-
gence received at Vienna from Rara says
that on the 18th instant an insurgent
band burned the barracks at Gra b and
two blockhouses. two magazines and the
Custom House at Zubrii. The Turkish
soldies made no resistance, but fled, ,leav-
ing considerable ammunition and pro-
visions.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
ANOTHER WAY TO GET TROOPS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1G.-Some days
ago the United States Circuit Court issued
a writ for the sequestration Of timber cut
from public land III violation of LAW.
Deputy United States marshals seized a
large number of logs ami placed keepers
in possession. Marshal Pitkin reports
having advices that the keepers lives
have been threatened by the log men, and
a call is made for United States troops to
protect the keepers and to prevent the
removal of the propsrty. The request
for troops has been referred to Washing
ton.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
Fashionable Furniture !
]. & J. N. EIAAMAN,
No 4IO King street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

.S.xrrga We respectfully Inform the cIti,
.ucAi2sg zens of Wilmington, and the sur,
~ rounding country that we continue
-f'1ssEEg 10 manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms. Furniture OF every variety and
STYLE, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlori
dInning-roonl and cham her uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found in Delaware
and ali articles sold at our establishment
arc warranted rs represented.
Venitian blinds of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
stantlv keep n large assortment OF Spring
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses.
j. d ]. N. HARMAN,
41O King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

The report that the Emperor of
Germany IS to ralire from his position
among the effete monarchs of the Old
World and become drummer of a
Boston firm is an error. 1t arose from
the fact that he has received eighty
forcing orders, but no such brilliant
future opens before him, and he will
probably go down to the grave an am
bilious out disappointed man.--NOr-
Wich Bulletin.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

Mr.. Francis Murphy, the temperance
orator, will this morning call in per-
son at the residence on Walnut street
west of Broad, to solicit gifts of cast
off clothing for the use of fpersons who
sign the temperance pledge and de'ire
aid in presenting respectable appear
auce.-Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

A telegram from Atchison, Kansas,
says it has been raining throughout that
section for eight days and nights, with
occasional intervals of an hour or so. The
ground Is soaked, and all the streams are
full. Much damage has been done to
the railroads.
Two hotels and several stores in the
business portion of Coboconk, Ont. were
burned yesterday morning. Loss $4O,-
900.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
MIR. CoNKLING TO hENENGE HIMSELF
ON HAYES.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Friends of
Senator Conkling say that he is quite
chagrined at the receptions and attentions
given to ex-senator Fenton by the Re
publicans. They say he is sorry that he
did not go into the Senate and break up
the Louisiana conspiracy, as he could
have done, ,and that when Congress meets
he will be found in the Senate opposing
tine administration. 1t is a noticeable
fact that he has not visited the White
Hodse since Mr.. Hayes was inaugurated.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
tN0 | Peruvian GuanO.

| nS~"too>crlbers have Effected an ar
MCnt A"ni,,li'e with the Peruvian Govern
yOA hand oy which they have constant
'| no. PERUVIAN GUANo,
stores in iInfy GE VIII deliver from their own
N0reS in Naalil9qelphia or the Government
We seli Hiew e York or Baltimore.
ulreCt from Nv ~ Guano but what we receive
bone NIs brt buying of us can S reIv on % rece,wine
pure article.
- No. 141 NJ, CHRISTIAN & CO.,
narl9,wl,n north Water ST., Philadelphia.
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NO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.

EDWARD BETTS, PRESIDENT.
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,rW 4DrgnTIS EMENTs.

n,. G1cuItIiiestO OF us are Liable to OBJ
Iin'iou ,n' in the bowels. Don't neglect them.
y is' is moi necessary 70 outrage the palate
~ H. ",uspous drugs in such cases The
WIZ, vls, ntlnrtiye laxative known is TAR
luss l',rs sL.trEEVESCENT SELTZER APERI-
EN- .S and il is also the most agreeable. It's
isN.,ootinn is soothing, cooling, painless
Sod hy all druggists.
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|Falh ap tapitei,

i.n, ,..a ard New York Exchange fur
A'lr' 't"-ular DcpOsitors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
AMERICANS IN THE EGYPTIAN ARMY.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE Russian
Telegraphlc Agency says tue American Off
IS IN the serviee of the Khedve have re-
fused TO bear arms against Russia. They
win remain in Egypt.
ITALY AND ALBANIA.-A private telegram
from Rome, received III Baltimore, states
that the Italian government intends estab-
lishing military camp of one hundred
thousand men near Bari, with q view of
landing troops in Albania Al; officers on
turlough have received orders to join thoir
regiments with ali possible Dispatch ~
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

lR,r ,rNATIONAL RANK
II OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
AND
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I-IN ER PILLS,

These Pill. arc not recommended
~ u remedy for "nll tho Ills TINT
flesh II heir IT, hut IN affections ~
the Liver, mud III all bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
nchr. or Diseases oi Tim, character,
they stand without 4 rival.
AilI: AND FEVER.
M better rnthnrtic cnn liz used
preparatory -, Or inter taking Qui.
nine.
a. a simple p,irgalivc they arc
anclnalcd.
nEwAnE Or INVITATIONS.
Tho g.sluinc nro never sugar
coated.
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the lil, with ,hc impression ~.
Mrl4ASL'r l.lvER Puts.
Each wrapper lcur- !, be signatures
OFT. M.LtSE aud FLEMING BH0a.
sid BY Ill respectable druggists
mud country s'on,k~rers generally.
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