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The daily gazette., 1877-03-15

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TWO PEACH ORCHARDS in 5&SHz
iuli bearing, and containing to- d<5h}E
geuler about seventy five acres WoE
Ihe residue is arabic land, and
is divided into fields of convent N&A
ent size. The soil is of good natural
q9allty, ana has been improved by the use
OF lime and other fertilizers The hedges
and fences are in excellent condition,
This farm is located in a healthy and
thriving neighborhood, and adioins Tho
property on which Bernard's Wharf is sill
9ated: Steamers plying between Phila-
delphia and Baltimore stop regularly at
thls wharf, 10 receive and deliver pasSen-
gers ana freight. thus affording rare OPP
portuhlty 10 get peaches (Which are grown
very successfully on the farm) into the
| Baltimore market within four or five hours
| after they are plucked
! THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the
decree, are: $4,000 to be paid in cash on
m tie uay OF sale, and the residue to be paid
| IN Two equal instalments. PAYABLE resnec-
lively in one and two years Thereafter: the
| crcdlt payments to draw interest from tho
oay OF sale, and to be secured by the bond
| or noIes OF the purchaser, with n surety n,
suretles 10 be approved by the Trustee Il
| is propaole that some modification o. thes,
terms may be obtained by q consultation
| win the Trustee before the day OF sale
| chaser. ~ ~ Pun
N. B.-The purchaser will be entitled I,
one-half the growing crop of wheat. afte
Ideducting one-half the cost of the nhos
phate applied thereto and to one-half a
an oiher crops maturing after the sale; an,
] 10 full possession on January LIST 1873
@John +. Vandyke Esq, upon the pre-
misses, will show the farm TO persons desil
ing to examine it.
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH.
Marl5-Wts. Trustee, Elkton, Nd
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE, rs,sTI n'Tr TIr.
Il some fine toned second hanIs s,as hs'I I'M
gan nearly new. Apply TO thls Oni'e'
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EDWARD Belts, PREsIpENT mr.,
oEo. ~ HNN'' s5OOO0'
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Philadelphia and New York E1anSIhars E,.Hamt ehargs
nished to regular Depositors wi'nOu''D'
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NOTICE..

N and Wilminstoornp torp?satG5s q siSssd Of the y. 6
hereby give notice that the rs, hallrOai
opened for subscriptions tn bhs tbn VIII be
said road on Monday the 19th ,e stock Of
O'Clock, a. M. at the Office of vin.ir ms at u
Pont. Esq, No. 6i9 Market 81, .Wii,c1.or iLc.or DH'
Del; Also. at the same time snbsnlih ihgton
Viii oe received at the Office Of GpIpHo1'
Vandever, Esq, New Castle, " re'er B
by order, GEO. G. LOBnFr,
- ~~''' iVI' fhutr,.-
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs opo,
~ and School Taxes for 1876. SHiIY
dersigned having rendered biz" s"eIeun. anu
postal cards and having called "I.s savsenii sni
times, do give this notice that we ho several
formed our part under the law andiSe ndaSe PEI.
tention is paid to this we will proceod a ! aoa
lect by making levies. Those who r,'so %,So'
avoid the costs should call and NAV nJ Lslsn 70
arrangements when they will pay' "Ay WG WsOGs
not propose to pay to the city The tays. we y
TO pay them for us. Jul surlla
N: B.-Those owning Lots and bo,..
paid the tax on them, we will sell aosh s"osilat no.
for tax and costs. '''' '"cai0A
Office No. 10 East Sixth Street ho,r,.
Market and King. F'Wen
Hours from 8 A, NJ. to 12M., from o,o,.-,
Z toSP. +. PROVOST ni 1Vo'anl
Collector for n. Dis.ris
E. FARMAR. D'S'''c'
feN-im Collector for s. Dlstrir
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Trustees Sale
OF
VALUABLE FARM
In KENT COUNTY, MARYLAND.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Kent county. in Equity, the under
signed. as Trustee will offer at public sale,
at the Noschell House, in Chestertown, Md,
at two o'clock, on
Tuesday Afternoon, April 10, 1877,
All that tract or parcel of land known a IS
HOWELL'S POINT" situated in Kent
county, Nd, upon the Chesapeake Bay
and containing 314 Acres, 2 Roods and %
Perches, more or less; 1t being the same
real estate which was conveyed to Thomas
Vandyke by Robert Polk and others
~xzz1M Upon this property is a frame
MGY2 house containing seven rooms
,,1a "a "a exclusive of the kitchen; a
skklkkktkasd frame barn, stable, granary
~z~ssis@&F and carriage house, all under
one roof; and two small frame houses, sui
| table for farm hands.
A small portion of the tract is in WOOD
consisting principally of thrifty growth
OF young chestnut. Upon the farm are q
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PUBLIC SALE.
AVING sold the farm on the New Lon
IL don road, mile from Newark, there
Will be sold without reserve, on said farm
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1871,
at o'clock, p. m. sharp,

Tho following Personal prnnertu- viz.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

: ~ - - - '.
We see it stated that one hundred and
fifty persons who oppose the policy OF
the President, have rubbed noses in
Washington, ID. c., and propose to start
a new party, with that opposition, for the
main plank IN the platform. We guess
they just about polled their strength in
the above figures, and they will be fair
offset for the numbers who will respond
to the Presidents call for revival of the
old Wing party. So far as we are con-
cerned, we want nothing better than the
grand old Republicans party, past and
present, and the fact the President and a
few more have left;the party is no more
reason for dissolving it, than it was when
Andy Johnseus& Co, left, or that later
day when Carl Schurz, Horace Greeley,
et;al., departed. The mass Of the Repub-
-iican party never were men worshippers,
and the man who attempts to break up
that party by leaving it and
calling for following, ought to be able
to see his fate depicted In, the verdict
rendered against VIM. II. Seward, Horace
Greeley, Charles Sumner, Carl Schurz,
and MANY others who left ithe party ex-
pecting to break it up, and to their amaze
ment found Gen. Grant reelected by one
of the largest majorities ever given a
President. Oh no, boys; If you cannot
run the Republican party, better stay even
in sub%@slas positlee, for As party Il
,one of principles and not of men.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

We invite all TO unite with us in the Conven-
ton and the campaign, who believe In the
sfeadfast and unwaverfng principles of Right.
Liberty and Justice, as exeTnplificd In the past
record and platforms of the Republican party
from its Dirth when IL began It's uncompromis-
ing crusade upon human slavery, until the LAST
shackfc fell, and the slave became a man en-
former master possesses, and in which be must
be protected at any cost; who believe Ia cher
ishing with pride anaiated, Its devotion 10 inc
cause of loyalty against treason, and who can
never forget the services OF the loyal blue
though forgfving the rebel gray: who believe
that the United States of America Is nation and
not merely Confederation or States; who be-
lieve in the strict and vigorous enforcement of
constitutional amendments, both In letter
and spirit. for the absolute and complete pro-
6oefion of all-the weak as well as the strong,
In every. right Of suffrage citizenship liberty
and eqnhlityt who believe the najor4fy should
rule. and depfecafe Al attempts at political ter
rorism and intimidation. and all political or Of
fetal liberation Herewith; who believe that
ignorance and vice 90 hand IN hand, and who
therefore desire 10 see cur free SCHOOLS hkstssed
and fosfered, as the best safeguards Of the ma
tion's life; who believe that until these ends are
accomplIshed and these rights guaranteed and
secured TO the inmate OF the lOwllegt hCvel In
the land. as well as the inhabitant OF the paia-
tial abode that the work Of the Republican par
u is not yet accomplished. 10 co-operate
with es In keeping alive the fires upon
the party altar. and unite with M N giving the
state good, economical and carefully admin
~ oEder OF the Republican State Central
KENNY c. LnloHroz,
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THE Davenport Gazette cries ''here's
your mule and shows its ears, in the
following: '.-'t 1911

; THE Davenport Gazette cries there's
your mule" and, shows its ears, in the
following: .'-'' .''
'EIn the absence of other light upon that ques-
ton, often asked for though it has been,-it may
be presumed that the brilliant ipresiding genius
of the State Republican Committee wall IN due
time enlighten an anxious public as to what the
President should have done in South Carolina
and Louisiana, and how. There's fine field for
tute craftsmanship which inspired that CALL
Well, we are really glad to know that
the G. azette has at last seen the error of
its way and comes to US for advice. Re
ally it has no claim on us for our services,
for it has continually, repeatedly and al
ways abused us in its feeble way, but we
! hold it no enmity, and now that IL is be-
logged and wants help, we will readily
accord it. The President when he knew
as he did, that Packard and Chamberlin
were elected, and more fairly than he was
himself, should have recognized them as
the lawful governors and when they called
upon him for troops SHOULD have sent
them, or said that he would; aud our spin-
ion is there never would have been drop
ofblood shed; but even had it been neces-
sary to make fight, he should have done
so, rather than surrender principle as
vital as the Republics life. He has now
established the precedent that might and
not right must govern-a principle that
has always kept turbulent Mexico in a
boil. America cannot afford to endorse
such revolutionary measures.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

The Davenport Gazette desires ''us
boys" to hold our breath and read windy
two-column correspondence of 'Linken
sales" from Washington, on the policy.
and says:
Certainly no old-time Iowa Republican will
need TO be reminded of the radicalism which
ever distinguished that vigorous writer when he
was with MS and OF US, IN TINS State. Inc faci
such an one sees in the policy pursued toward
the South by President Hayes only line OF
action that merits approval from radical Repub
licans, is in itself worthy of consideration"
Eth? 1t that SOP Let us see. We
have lived 80 years in Mahaska county
and certainly ought to rank among sold
timers" and we can remember very well
away back in the days of. Pierce and
Buchanan, (when our father was con
ductor on the underground railroad) that
this same sold time" radical, this Lin
kensale" whose real name is l.. ID. In.
gersoll, this example who is set up for us
fellows to swear by, lived in this county
At that time he was running one of the
bitterest, loudest, meanest Democratic
papers in this city, that the State evel
had. He was rabid Democrat, and con-
tinued so until it became apparent that
the Republican party was coming into
power, when he left that party, and at
tached himself to the banner of the vic,
torious party, and there he continued
writing and spouting until 1872, wher
he left with the rest of the patriots and
joined the army of Horace Greeley, ant
has been on that side ever since. Yes, a:
the Gazette says, that is the kind of men
who are supporting the policy. Try
again. IT. .E... @....r.s... -.,t 1...- .' ..
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
The Democratic Legislature Of Nilsson

The Democratic Legislature Of Nilsson
ri, determined that no more Republicans
shall go TO Congress from that State,
has redistricted the State, perpetrating
even worse frauds than their brethren in
Mississippi di |. The laws of Congress
provide that the districts shall be compos,
ed of contiguous territory, and as nearly
equal in population as possible. Both
rules have been utterly disregarded in
nearly every instance. One Democratic
Senator sounded the keynote when the
matter was being discussed. He said that
the design was to snake the districts so
surely Democratic thata Camanche Indian,
if nominated as a Democrat, in any dis
trict, would be sure of an election. The
districts are cut out in all conceivable
shapes-one ITO miles long,-a narrow
strip lying on the Missouri river, and an
other $50 miles in length, reaching in a
strip from st. Louis to the Southwest
corner of the State. . The population va
ries from 81 1855 to 2o1,919. IF such
frauds are to be allowed, then indeed has
justice departed from the land.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
Elsewhere will be found a good spec.

Elsewhere will be found good speech
delivered by President Hayes in 1866
which is directly antagonistic to his pres
ent position in 1877. 1T will not do to
say that.times have changed sufficiently
to make such positive change of front
necessary. Right is right from one cen
fury to another, and if the principles he
endorsed in 1866 were right then til y
are now? More than that, in life Of
Hayes, now on our table, published last
year by his approval, that speech is quot
ed, as-good enough doctrine for 1916;
50 it was not in the ten years that the
times changed, but in the few months
elapsing since election. =
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
Oliver, p. Morton was neve

Oliver, P. Morton was never as nearly
on the fence, as in his late letter. No fac
ton likes 1.-THE Chicago Tribune -tpoli
cy paper condemns it, and says "Mortor
hopes for the best from the policy, but
fears the worst" y The Inter Ocean, Trad
ical) says that he virtually says in that
letter Il approve the policy, but know
and declare it 10 be wrong" Democratic
papers call it waving the bloody shirt.
The. Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem.) says it
"is subtle attack on President Hayes
while it purpOrts to be an apology for
him. , q
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--------------

The York Herald, 2lst inst: "In
such States as Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Min
nesota, in some parts of New York, Penn
sylyania and Illinois, the rank and file of
the party, the honest voters in the rural
districts, are amazed and indignant at the
Presidents policy They can not see
why "the South" is less dangerous now
than it was during the Presidential cam
no;onD
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

MAY -26.-TWo. bank officers were SEN
tencedto six years Imprisonment, in the
Connecticut pepitentiary, FOR making
false returns to the comptroller, whereby
the bank lost huge sum Of money. =.
Turkey is likely 30 have home revolts to
make things Hvelg while the Russian
comes down upon the border: The re-
volts were so formidable that the Sultan
skedaddled from the city. "A small
Russian war steamer was captured and
burned. :. Nothing further about the
probabilities of other nations going in.
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ElSeWhera will be found annth

Elsewhere will be found another batch
of political murders in Louisiana. Does
it not grow monotomous to read aEaoays
that the victim is Republican. Nichols
made as profuse promises as Hampton,
but will he fulfill them? Not at all.
His friends are even now attempting tc
to excuse the murderers of Laws, and ter
chances to one, they will never be arrest
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
The following is from the pen of tn,

The following is from the pen of the
bloody 'Hinglishmau of the Davenport
Gazette u Read it: s'..@ o.-# - .
The Des MONIES correspondent of the Chicago
Journal writes that "a conservative element Is
at work, counseling reserve and caution
dents policy. This means that the ebulitions
ofinsatiate wrath from the office of the bull dOz-
ers, and the effervescent of fnc(pient hthdcy
from the desk of the State committee, suggest
ed the necessity of opiates and ice. Hopeful
results have already followed. u....I -..5 D..
Read it carefully and see if you can
make out what he means. d He is a little
mixed. He drank too much river water
during the recent rise, and then wrote
the above. 1t muddled his brain, if he
has any inclosed in that thick skull of
his. He classes our "lunacy" as 'incip-
lent" We regret that we cannot return
the compliment but we have little
Ratchet, and will not tell a lie, and
must say, that many years have
elapsed since the ''incipient" stage
passed in his case, and it has long since
become well settled and chronic case of
imbecility, well watered with self conceit
and an overbearing pomposity, that is as
disgusting as it is pitiful I,.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

Stone, the cowardly Governor of Mis-
sissippi who has waited month before
saying word about the Chisholm muir,
ders, says now that he doubts very much
if the murderers can be convicted, or even
brought to trial OF course they cannot
Nobody expects it around here. Concil
late them with fat office each, and let
them 60. ff@-ra-. -. -
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

The President offered Gov. Cham berlin
an appointment in the Treasury depart
ment. We are glad to know he declined
The man who wrote the letter Chamber
lin did over the surrender, never could
sell out for a naltrY Office. /.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

Some dirty hound, at Houston, Texas
wrote us letter signed "a Soldier com
menting on some of our editorials. II
ever a soldier, he was in the rebel army
and We doubt that even; for we think
he was sneakiug guerilla, or cowardly
prison guard at Tyler, where he could
bully defenceless prisoners. Borrow d
paper and read this, you dirty dog.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

The weakest and most ridiculous attack
yet made by that small bored ordnance,
the Gate City, is whenit opened up its
batteries upon Hon. JAMES +. WILSON
one of the best, soupdest, and most .infu-
entail Republicans in Iowa;a man whose
little finger knows more than all che Sam
CIarks ldisordered livers, dyspectic stom-
achs, bile and ALI il, the universe, Sam
my does not know enough to know how
ridiculous hea makes himself, attacking
every enc who disagrees little with him.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

The Ottumwa Courier speaks of the
editor of the Chicago Tribune as one Of
the class of "uninspired and malevolen
idiots whom God Almighty, for some in,
scrutable purpose, allows to gravitate t.
the personal intelligence columns of met
ropolitan papers"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

Senator Morton truthfully says: ''Or.
ganization in politics is as necessary as
it is in war;" We think SO too, and VIZ
know of no way that a party can keep W
unless party lines are observed, and party
candidates remain true to the principles
of the party. There are notable instan
ces lately where that has not been done.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

The Sioux City Journals unkind re-
marks about Gov. Carpenter, look to a
man up tree, like Perkins had concluded
to run for Congress in the "big 9th," and
was afraid the Gov. would interfere with
his slate.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

f. E. Hinckley, who is trying to build
the Southwestern r. r." from Clinton
to Oskal oosa, has been arrested by En-,
gish capitalists for fraud, to the tune OF
a million or so, but he says it is
only blackmal. We hope he will get the
road built, all the same. H.. q.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
Republican County. Convention.

The Republican voters of Mahaska- county,
will meet in delegate convention at the Court
House in OskalooSa, on Saturday, June 16th
1877 at o'clock p. m, for the purpose of elect
ing IL delegates to. represent the county in the
Republican State Convention. @
Meetings will be held i'm the several townships
9th, for the purpose of selecting the proper
number of delegates to said convention Each
township will select delegates upon the follow
ing BASIS: one DELEGATE Tor each township, and
fraction over twenty-five votes east for Hon.
Josiah T. Young, for Secretary of State, at the
general election of 1876. -
The several townships are entitled to the fol-
lowing representation: e. -
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

+ Two revenue officers Republicans, of
course) were murdered in Virginia, and
the Governor says he can punish the Of
tenders without help from the outside,
but he don't do it, and he will not.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31


The. Gate City tries to reply to the
Wapello Republican, but as usual makes
miserable failure. 1t winds up its ar.
ticle as follows:
1--WE remind the Republican that under Wade
Hamptsn's G0vernorship and Hayes Presiden-
cy the trial of the Democratic rioters
ut Ellenton for conspiracy is now proceeding in
South Carolina. Which isn't much or sufficient
punishment at all for that barbarity but it is yet
doing more to- protect the blacks and punish
guilty whites than was done by Republican State
Governments in the South under the bayonet
policy 60. ..a ti... .. . 80 -~-" .-
And, We would remind the Cute, that
under President Grant, or as it terms il
"bayonet rule" 1900 indictments were
found against those South Carolina muir,
derers, and would remind it further that
at the request of Wade Hampton, in order
to coacilidte those rebels, nearly all those
indictments were by order of President
Hayes, dropped, and a few only, are on
trial. So the 'Sbayonet rule" is, after all
the only one that has done anything in
that line in the South. ~ l. a3t 30 a..
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

When you read the last clause of Nor
tons letter, it will be in order to ask
yourself what good victory would do us
as party, it, as recently, the men electe
should sell US out to the Democracy.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31

A Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Comier-Jownal classes Conk.
ling, Sargent and Jones with Blaine as
opponents of the administration and this
"on the very best authority"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

, The Twenty-frst Annual State Convention OF
the Republican party of Iowa, will be held al
Dies Moines, on ~
wednesday, June ~, 1877,
for the purpose of making the following nomi-
natiOnS:- 0r- ..r-- r7-~
One candidate for Governor.
One candidate for Leut-Governor.
One candidate for Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
One candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court "a sS -.
The ratio of representation will be. one dele
gate foreach county in the State and I'm addi-
ton thereto, one delegate for each 200 votes or
fractionover 100, cast for Hon. Josiah T. Young
for Secretary of State, at the general election
in 1879: The following table shows the repre-
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
The State Conventions Of low,

The State Conventions Of lowe have
passed resolutions on nearly every nation
al administration. Beginning in 1885 We
find it extending its aid and support to
Andrew johnson; (that was before he
aopped.) In 1857 it denounced him in
unmeasured terms; and repeated the dose
in 1868. In 1860, 1870, 1871 and
1872 it endorsed President Grant. In
1878 it bitterly denounced shack pay" and
all connected with it, and refused to en-
dsrse Grant because he signed the bill.
In 1874 it endorsed Grant in 1875 it
fepeated il, but At the SANG time declared
against a third term SO You see it has
had the nergeIte, DO what it thought best,
Iop all occasions. regardless Of who il hurt; ;
and yet to day itstands the banner State.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-05-31
Senator -NIortonis ,et.er nr;,tad o.

Senator -Morton's letter, printed else,
where, says of the Nichols and Hampton
governments, that their "legality consists
'only in The fact that they erist, and that.
"there are none to oppose them The
"la'o and the rights. II the majority, have
yielded to armedant ,sgressive ninori-
Gty." ~ g -