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Ex.G0vernor Scott Fav0rs the Reeog.
milton OF Wade Haneton TO Secure
Peace and Prosperity.


Ex-Governor Scott Favors the Recog.
milton OF Wade Hameton TO Secure
Peace and Prosperity.
In the National Republican of the 10th
inst: We find tho following letter, which
explaius itself:
WAsHIg0Tos, March le, 1877.
10 The Editor of the National Re5s;5hcdn:.
SIR-My attention he's been directed
to articles in the press placing mo in the
position whereby it may be inferred that
sanction criticisms made upon prcmi-
nent Republicans at home. I desire to
state that my recent call upon the Presi
Cont, in company with other South Caro-
lima gentlemen, had no reference to the
private character or public acts of any
Republican In that State, but was i'm
PEELED by the hope that something could
be Gone to settle the vexed question of
our dual governments; nor did I have O
thought of acting in the premises until q
majority of tho Circuit Judges had de-
cided in favor Of General Hamptonss
claira, and all of She Supreme Judges had
led mo TO infer thas they would so decide
BY having frequently declared that he was
elected Governor; indeed, there was no
apparent remedy for, alleged Frauds that
were charged In the election, as it had
passed beyond the power Of the politi-
clans, and had become purely Judicial
question.
| was satisfied that the prulongation
OF the contest against tho inevitable re.
suit would be TO bring financial ruin
upon the whole State, and as Republic
can, no man in South Carolina was more
anxious for the success Of Republican
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sHERIFT's SALES.

RY virtue Of various Executions 10 M.
4O directed, viii expose to Ssis cu NJ ;hs ,i,s'
First Monday in April next, at Anderseans a. sas
Co@r. Tl. House, the following property, to iii:
80 Two = IBgyggies. y levied on as the props1iy
Kennedy and others. - - ~
Also, on Tuesday after saleday In Ar,;a
next, at @. X. Williford's Store Honss p,an pna.
Six Horse Engine, Boiler and appnrtsns,,D' SIC
es5: Levied on as the property Of Z. O.
Terms Cash. -'e''
JAMES Fl. MCCONNELL,
SheEig Anderson Countx
March II, 1877 35
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sHERIFFs sALEg,

RY virtue of an Execution to me dir.c.
AO ted. I will expose to sale on the Erst
MONDAY in APRIL nexe, at Ando,1om
Court House, the following property, to VII. !:
One Tract Of Land, containing (aoo) hum.
dred acreas, adjoining lands of J. q. Hall
Mrs. - Stevenson, Estate of &. Reid and
othefs lying Oh Canoe Greek, waterg of Ca.
We vsnnqh eyer. levied on a9 the property
OF ). l.. Hall, at the suit of Ligoh & Hil
Terms Cash-purchnser to pay extra for
all necessary papers.
JAS. II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson Count,.
March 8, 1877 S4
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"lEor ways that are dark and tricks
chat are vain," tho average South Caro-.
linn Republican was always peculiar.
Washington dispatches state that some
Of Chamberlain's friends. who were
pushing his cause with the President,
got Themselves into quite o predicamenf
not long ago by being among the partic-
panta in faro game at the "Club," one
of the most notorious gaming houses in
Washington. The police made raid
after midnight upon the saloon, and cap
tured among others quite delegation
from South Carolina. Among the num-
Der were Ex-senator F. A. Sawyer, who
was assistant secretary of tho treasury
under Secretary Richardson; Judge Car
penter, the political acrobat of South
Carolina; one Congressman and two Ex.
Congreasmen FROM the Same State. The
police we're oven harder than usual on
these distinguished ~ cartives, for they
were kept all night in the station house.
Chamberlain was quite forgotten by these
woEthies for time, and he will doubtless
attribute the failure of his cause to their
fandness for lighting the tiger.
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sRERIFF's sale,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

"a 80 ~ VA OOO A..
,n AM ERSoS CoUErr.
In the Cbiirs Of Common Reas.
Mary J. Orr, Administrative, and J. I. Orr.
Administrator, of J. l.. Orr, deceased. AS
signea of Geo. Roof vs. D. J. Hix, r. Jas.
per Brown and H. N. White.-Judn1ans
Jor foreclosure.
BY virtue of an order from Hon. ]. p.
Reed, Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit, PIp
Iens, to me directed, will expose to Sale.
on the FIRST MONDAY Of APRIL next.
the following tract OF Land, TO wit:
One TRACT OF LAND, containing (eSaS
Ninety-Eight and Three. Fourth Acres, or a.
branch of Seneca River, bounding lands T.
B. Palmer, r. M. Graham and others. Sold
Mary ]. Orr. Administrative, and ]. L. Orr.
Administrator, Of J. l.. Orr, deceased.
TERMS, Cash. Purchaser to pay extra
for oil necessary papers.
JAS. II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
March 8, 1877 3A
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Millinery. Goods,

MA IsS DELLA KEYS bees to inform Tho
.IX1 Ladies' Of Anderson and surrotindinr
country that she is now receiving O selecR
assortment of SPRING GOODS, such ss
Ladies Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers.
Collars, Cuffs, &C., which will be cold at the
lowest figures for the cash. A full assovt-
ment OF SUMMER Goods viii ba added to
made to please my customers in ssyies ard
prices. Millinery, MISUNDERSTANDING and
Stamping attended 60 as usual
MISS DELLA. KEYS.
No. 8 Brick Range, Up Stairs,
March 20, 1877 SO SIN
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ysshington telegram TO the New
York srald Unless Rr. Chamberlain
,yitinlfa1s sclpAterity in sonth Carolina,
81 ::..;::s:.n will, whenever tho
arrangement II of ths federal authorities
ara ebhnpietssi, proceed agsinst him in
she csasss Of the Stafa and nndaF stat
autes cairiosIzlg efiongEly which Sss enacted
by tic Republicans iii 1863, to enable
them 70 put ont SONS Deaic .ratic incana-
hents, ghse asatut provides ipr ths sum.
FSlagt egicsian of any sSrson inssaaing
htiaFElf into q pHh he ossica by q warrant
iaalied BY Circuit Judge. The party
eyieeed nnaer Gnch a YisgTant is eut.Sf-
edsloy the etatgto tc asg4rt his claim or
pg6tensicla il the courts if he Nishes, bit
ha tIiNsE give way first aud at cace oa che
.ssslie an Il tion Of tke warrant to
slle oiticeE elsetp4 ~
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NOTICE.

a ii. persons arc hereby forewarned not
a to purchase or trade for negotiable
Note, past due, given by John g. Hall, and
az the said Noto Is without consideration,
and will not be paid by the maker or first
endorser. 1t Is now in the hands of ]. C. @.
Feasherston, Esq. Assignee of n. Lesser.
JOHN G.. HALL.
March %. 1871 &c -ir q %
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Assignee'S Notice.

NAMES H. BEWLEY having conveyed
D his Stock of Goods and Books of lo
counts TO the undersigned for the benaft Of
his Creditors, notice Is hereby given that q
meeting of said Creditors will be hold at my
office at Anderson c. H., g. O., ON .he oath
instant to select an agent TO DICT in behalf Of
the Creditors.
- J. i. TRIBBLE, Assignee.
urCn 2Z, 1877 'ta-e So cttftef.-1 1.
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DENlTA Ae,. Fa0rg0g

FH7HE undersigned returns his. thar.ss 10
"A the citizens OF Anderson and vicinity
for the very liberal patronage with which
they favored him last Summer, and will
again visit Anderson between the flrst and
middle OF April, when he win be happy TO
see his FRIENDS and former patients. Tcrms
very reEssuiIauio t,fSSs satisfaction = "a
e. g. MuRRAH, D. ID.
March %, 1877 a8 a.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CARoLINA,
Anderson County.

Anderson County.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
John w. B. Shelton vs. Edward Davis and
Others Judgment for Fbreclosurs Of Read
Property.
DY virtue of the Judgment to me dirtc.-
I'D ed in the above stated case. l viii ex-
pose TO sale on the FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL next, ct Anderson @ H. 8. c.,
'' ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing {238) two hundred aud thirty
nine acres, more or less, situate in Anderson
County, on waters of Generostee, bounding
lands of j: w. Provost, Estate Of David s.
Taylor and others.
Terms Of sale Cash. Purchaser to paYek.
tra for oil necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
March 8, 1877 "a
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TO TEEB PUBLIC.
CARPENTERENds.

4 HAVE opened my Shop on Main Street,
h end am prepared with new and com.
plete tools and machinery to do contract and
custom Carpenter Work at reasonable pri-
ces, and guarantee satisfaction. Haviny n
good Lathe, will make woodworking o
specially. A. ~. TOT,TS
Msrch %, 1877 SO ain
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sHERIEE's SALE.
STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
5t . AHDERsoH County.
II, lie Cours eff. .Ct1aiHsgz. FisSi7. fs7
The Gtata Savings and Insurance Bank Of
Anderson, 8. O., vs.. Mrs. G. J. Roberts
and J. p. Reed. - Complaint for Fbree'oiitrs.
p ---..Etna of an order to ma directed By
-A-O Hon. T. 81. Cooke, Judgoof the Eighth
Judicial Circuit, will expose to sale ON tne
FIRST KONDAY in APRIL next, the
following Tracts Of Land. to wit:
i''s's'a1 TRACT NO. 1.
Containing (i4S) one hundred and forty.
eight ecre5, ON HencCop Creek, In ssid Uoun,,
~, adjoining lands Of Geo. ". pax: anc
land formerly owned by Pembroke Joha'
son, deceased. Also,
TRACT NO. g.
Situate and lying one mile North Of AndeE.
son Court HOUSE, on which Defendant lnle'
ay resided, containing {2A) twenty four acfes,
mora or less. adjoining lands formerly .IiI, oMh,
Anderson ana otheIs. 'ss''',si
Terms Of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
~ ~. a. - r1xg gad sS y AGennNNELL.
aS Sheriff Anderson County.
March 2. 1877 "a a.
q. 8. MARsHAI's BALE.
BY, JAS. Il. ,.4oooNNELL, AuctioHse'.
6EpY virtue of an Execution to me enSf diTsaf;
Ap cd, I will expose 10 sale on the tlhoa To-,
MONDAY in APRIL nexs, a. Andersen
Court House,
oNB HOUSE AND LOT,
Containing one and one-haR (l3) AcrS
moro or less, situate In the CoEnty o. ai,, ",
derson, In the town OF Bolton boanS,nU f.s,,,s,. :.
the East by &he line OF 3reenville g CoiI.,,, W.,
bia Railroad, OH the Nortt by street rnhniins ius
Southwest, on tho West by ssrees ri,.isn'If
Goutheast, on the South by ict o. = a. ,g e.
Cox. Levied on as The property OF y, =. =.
Cox, at the suit of Hodge, Whitney, o"oA yS'..
% 20. -.
TERMS Casf--.purc:.ase to pay exhs' ''''
all necessary papers. ,,o,.
Sale to DO conducted by +. A. sanis''
- Il. NJ. WALLACE. U. s. H.
March 9. 1871 at -
.TSyOTICE no CREDITORS. ~,
IN All persons having demands agsi,.JI' ags..J
the Estate Of Madison Palmer, dectb tbs
are hereby notified to present thei,n, men, = he he
undersigned, properly proven, Mitt.ns..j 10
time prescribed by law, and all iIoeD'SN - :
make payment at once. .,r
7Tg1T N. o. FARMER, Adnsr.' ~
March is, 1877 IS
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syoCK Or GOODS
"a. TJ..yr.TI.,..TII..lcoNT !.

sXNT ILL be sold at auction, at Andatson
w Svart House, 8. e., on SALEySdY
IN APEiL next, the entise Stock OF Goods
nrcs consisting of GRO oCERIESS, HARD
WARE. Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS.
Terpls Cash ls
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Assignee.
y. j.. TRrBBLE,
March q, 1877 ss - g.
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An extra session of Congress win
probably he held aboas the drst day OF.
June,
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SALE OF VALUABLE PsOa
srATs OF soUzn Csnosyrt
s,si. ANpERsoA CoI,ar,,
y" fhe O''iSt Cbmna =, Pleas.

." @'e t's''ss ''la eois'Ea- =, Heas.
Albert 7. Ci!sksc.lss pls,r.:,fg 80.
reEoIeton manufacturing ComIs,,,- ~; -
liam Ferry and others. CoFpofai ioTyy ,s,ii ,w,,-.
.s.ss.T ed cisSSs-ss,- ether si;;;.,,, Tn' w
Lendantss-;Aotson for apPolAeaesat az By =.
cefrer. Sale cfwepoty, DC. !" re
Try virtue Of sn o7d., OF the Con-, .
AZ Common Pieas for tbs Ccnntv s. ~ %
desson, and State Of Bouth CaroliIe II
yite purchasers. and Offer at private al u, u,
that Valuable Property, known as th. h.'e' MI
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o. 8. RAnsHAE,s BALE.

tEpY virtue of an Execution to me diTsa;: dire;
A1p cd, I will expose TO sale on the Flhoi
MONDAY In APRIL next, as Andersen
Court House,
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 Shlpley st.
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of viii
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
ATURDAY, the 18th Day of APRIL,
1877, at 2 O'Clock. p. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate In the city of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 70 wit. Beginning at the intersec-
tion of the southerly side of Lowering ave
nue. and westerly side of Jackson street :
thence southerly along said side of Jack.
son street seventy-eight feet TO a corner
tnence through the partition wall forty feet
10 q three feet wide alley thence northerly
and parallel with jackson street sevenfv.
eight feet to Lowering avenue; thence with
Lowering avenue forty feet to the place
OF beginning, be the contents what
they may, with seven brick two-story
houses erected thereon, with the use with
otners OF the alley above described.
Seized and taken in execution as the nro
Perty OF William II. Peirce and Thomas
nolland. Samuel Wright, N. Bolen Reni.
Il, Million, Alex. Hortleth, t. t., and to DC
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif,s Office. New Castle,
March "a, 1877. mar. % eodts
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ of Ais. Leyarl N
cias, TO me directed, will beexpOsed foPuO
lie Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SHIPLEY 81,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the city Of WI
minPton, New Castle county, Delaware, y
WEDNESDAY, the 1lth Day Of April
1877, at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, ".
ALI that certain lot, piece or parcel
land with three STORED brick mesSussl
thereon, situate in the city OF WihlllgHw,t gH.,
aforesaid, bounded and described as WI
lows, to wit: Beginning at point a on m
westerly side of Shipley street, betRee
Second and Third streets, at the l1infu niaas
the alley between this and the a1Iylnn
house Of the said William II. Pierce s0,I, Ileni
along the middle of said alley SesWla 'a ~
parallel with Third street thrty-INe, NAV hsv
and six inches to the end oil salu shSy ahon
thence continuing the same course avSr NV
eighty five feet and three inches 70 w .oSn ov,
ner of another alley; thence along .ne ~ 'ca cor
northerly sixteen feet two inches ~ aSy- TSir
ner; thence easterly parallel WIN thsno1 h
street about thirty feet to corner, i,oot at tVl
northerly parallel with Shipley sises oas,srl ri
feet four inches to corner; tnencse oasi fast
parallel with Third street about niIieI iIe mi
a corner; thence northerly paraliigTT Tbcm
Shipley street three feet to line Ol L,,h iu sas
as Garrett's land and thence thereMshNt s,Shtv Il
terly parallel with Third street els91Sh w ShUl
feet SIX inches to the aforesaid sue" sont6 ot
ley street, and thence along the SAM ass sy racl
erly twenty -one feet six inches 70 .aOf .HS TTba
of beginning, be the contents uieiV"
they may. ,he nrol
Seized and taken in execution a. te Is r len
perty of William H. Pierce and 'eFi0
ants, and to be sold by nn cbsrid.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, .,,.aoatslI
March 20, 1877. mal--.
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A CADET TO BE APPOINTED FROM
DELAwARE.-Hon. JAMES WILLIAMS
has been notified by the Secretary Of the
Navy of a vacancy for this District n.the
Naval Academy. Every one desiring the
appointment will have to apply through
Mr.. Williams, and produce testimony OF
good moral character, and the certificate
of physician as to health, &c. Candi-
dates to be not under fourteen nor over
eighteen years old. An examination in
regard to educational qualification will
be had before a nomination is made.
Here is good opportunity for some of
our Delaware boys.
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NOTICE., John McHugh, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state OF
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle en- Monday the 7th day of May
next, being the first day Of the May Term,
A. D., 1871, for a license to keep an Inn or
Tavern at S. f. corner Eighth and Church
streets being No. 72o Church street, in the
Eighth Ward of the City of Wilmington, 10
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
ses and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application TO wit
Francis c. Schwep-George X. Moore.
penheiser, Robert Cook,
Joseph G. Stewart, Arthur Cook,
william Cox, Edw. Robinson,
James Berry, Andrew Nelson,
James Brannan, Frank Fernan,
Hugh Curran Hugh McCaffrey,
John Donlon, w. f. Kensinger,
Daniel Tonier, j Purnefs,
Michael Mcdonald, David Blakley,
John Fleming, Phillip Mcdonnell,
Hugh Mckinley, John Irwin,
Taylor GIL, James Phillips.
Michael Donlon.
apr7-3t* JOHN HcHUGH.
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April o, 1927.
STEAM ON OUR PASSENGER RAILwA,

STEAM ON OUR PASSENGER RAILWAY
AND ITS EXTENSION TO THE NINTH
WARD.-It appears that steam has been
successfully applied on the street railroads
as cheap, safe and desirable motor has
been fairly established by the running of
seven steam cars on Market street, Phila-
delphia. These cars are more easily
controlled than horses-they are safer
than horse cars take up but little more
than half the room, and therefore are less
liable to collision when passing over the
street crossings, because they glide out of
the way sooner. They make more trips
day and cost less per car to run them
than the horse cars-seven steam cars are
performing as much duty as ten horse
cars did. ......
This is said to be the case in Philapel-
phia, where the streets are all level. Will
mington is built upon hill and the la
bor imposed upon the horses by the Pas
senger Railway Company is very great
and expensive, hence there is great de-
sire to have steam cars substituted for
horse cars on our streets.
The steam cars would overcome the
difficulty OF the grade on each side of our
city, and ascend Market street from the
Christiana and Brandywine at satisfac-
tory speed to passengers. The large
amount of freight which could be passed
over road of this kind to and from the
Brandywine factories ought to insure the
construction of branch of the Whining
ton Passenger Railway as far as Twenty
First and Market streets in very short
time. This Company has offered to ex-
tend the road through the Ninth Ward
If $1,000 can be subscribed +; about s., ,00C
OF this sum, we learn, has been subscribed
the balance ought now to be speedily
taken and the road put down the present
summer. 1t would pay the Company tc
make the change from horses to steam
and make the extension. The Directors
should be urged to do it.
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We have received from Hon. David
Dudley Field, a pamphlet entitled "The
Vote that made the President, Exposing the
facts in the Louisiana returning board
fraud. "Neither Congress nor the elec-
toral commission" he says "could give
an honest title without investigating the
honesty of the transactions on which the
title was founded; and yet President
has been installed in the face of offers to
prove frauds, the grossest, the most
shameless and the most corrupting in all
our history"
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NHERIFF,s aArp

- By virtue OF a writ Of vo.,,.
Public Sale, at the 'e exposed To
\ HOTEL OF WILLIAM p tIo,
At Townsend, in Appoouinirn,Dhis,
dred, New Castle county, DeIawaaprSS DIapS Hun
THURSDAY, the 10Th DAY Of Anu. Un
A. 1871 at one o'clock, D. M
the loiLowlng described Real Fsta,o
known as the Forest Farm AMI US ,L ol land
situated In Appoquinimink bnnaW which ID
New Castle county aforesaid. and and
recent survey Is bounded and dosnual 0y a
follows, TO wit; Beginning nj t'Vr,ioed s,nd as
tne edge OF the waters with n fnl, stake e al
Noxentown Mill Pond, corner ri for pond Of
oI & Jonn lyman, now of John i. Sta StaasslIeq asIe
from Inence with lines of said StaatS S'aals suI
tifty-three and one-half degrees 'taas oa1. SOUTH
three and elght-tenths perches t'So to sixty
corner as last aforesaid, soufh Gor. stonc
degrees, west forty three and tu,n 'tW1
perches 70 stone corner as last aforNalha Vellha
south forty eight degrees, east two ooibolesald
ana ninety-elght perches to a stonn 1,urel oal
!or bal9 Staats' lands of the heirs of I'm Ian
y, BIRD and lands of James novaSSoh SSohq
from thence with Doughten south outhusdnlenj ne
seven degrees, west fourteen and ir si lorly|
perches TO stone corner for so ID ~ ,uelllS
ten; from thence with a line OF said DDougnI Dogn
ten and others, south thirty-nine anS DSyuslI w
quarter degrees, east seventy two a ard nI eleI
tenths perches to stone in The pina ru TVej N
ana Townsend station road; from ~ ilt9
win SAID road towards Townsend sia,ol atI
south sixty-five and one half degreess' s'ao] 1.t
nlnety.nve and five e-tenths perches' y" WI
stake by the side of said road corn. co., "
lands late OF Samuel Mason. now os w ~
Waggoner; from thence with the linos va
land of said Van Waggoner nortb tona s
grees, west twenty-five perches 10 n emu aY
white oak corner as last aforesaid ma nn
one and a half-degrees, east nine and Ivr NY
tenths perches TO a stake corner afnras,1 NV
north forty-three degrees, west eish, aN
hve-tenths perches TO a stake corner as au 1aa u
aforesaid, north fifty-four and one.hsIf ~ ~ AZ
grees, west six and seven-tenths nerchss t
stake In q line of land late of John Glrvi
and herewith north thirty-nine deSraogI
east seven and two,tenths perches IN
stake corner for said CHM: from ~! w
with said CHM and q line of land Of W., Ww'
Beck north seven and one-half dacroa.
east twenty-eight and three tenths ne,sba
to @ gate post, corner for said Beck tbe,si
with north forty seven and q ouarter ~
grees, west three hundred and thirty onl
seven -tenths perches to stake bv tbs %s
ters OF the aforesaid Mill Pond fro,J
thence with the waters thereof and bndin1
herewith the several courses and dstancsS
TO the place of beginning, containing ri,SI
IN said bounds, one hundred and seyentyN
less. -''''o
Seized and taken into execution ashN
property of Passmore II. Mitchell, and \
be sold by.
ISAAC CRUDE Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office New Castle,)
March 2Sth, 1877. ma3lySavts
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NOTICE. Il, John d. MaKiver, do here
~ by give notice that ! shall apply 70
Inc Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
state OF Delaware, in and for the County
of New Castle, on Monday. the 7th day OF
NJ Nav " next. being the first day OF the May
Term, A. D., 1917 for LICENSE TO keep an
in the First Ward of the City Of Whining
ton, known as the i" City Hotel, " 70 sell In
toxlcating liquors in less qnantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens re-
commend this said application, TO wit:
w. e. johnson, John j. Long,
j. B. Stephens, Sam1 ]. Russell,
Philip Plunkett, Julius Guenther
Caleb Miller, William Huber,
Daniel McCusker, John T. Dickey,
Thomas j. Bennett, Luther w. Palmer,
Henry Bradley, Aug'st Ashenbach
Robert Mitchell, Abram Gibhart,
Francis Kelley, Morris Fagan,
Fred We'll, VIM. Il. Grifinbure
George ii, MARBLE, Francis T.. Kelley,
Robert M. Gibson. Samuel w. Kirk,
James A. Kelley,
apr6-3t* JOHN ID. MAKIVER.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09

Complete Returns show that all the
New Hampshire constitutional amend
ments have been ratified by the people
except the one striking out the word
protestant" in the bill of rights, and the
one prohibiting the removal of officers for
political reasons. The amendment
abolishing the religious test was ratified
by majority of thirty-two votes.