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tfts uQsr, 2, ,tt]-141~2 0a ~. At oo-...S te43l
hft lrc1 apples, 2D-9t-1l8 h9+ at7c....... lA.11
1E pearl barley IG hs. At 1d 1N43
hrI 1pt rcas, :st3 At t3ttC............... TN
q br[s crackers 1854 Es, n atUc........-...... lUtk
brla ilon,lnr. tuu ns, It At4fc...........n... lAn
aackl c0lYcs, tH ns ut 13G. Hy IS
! Iris Iat &t II ". lM
brla bttup Jht$$ GAL, At A5c. ....s.sna..... 1Nk1A
cAsca Iye. At ..u.,, %5U
casca conat, each 40 na, At 7c.... ......s. a7lN
&onS feeI At fl, IuAu1
boxes SOAP, each ~ At gtc... .,..,s.... 7.el
bu1 cAstila aoap, 44 NJ. NJ tl4c............. Ul8
boI GsAfCh. - nj, At l0c. 4.tD
lUx D. U. atAsGh, ag na ut DHE .........t... 1.41
3doz I.fluop pnita at - 934l....,........".... 7.D
hO1 ". ". bfuhheA. ............... 24.D0
III bn 1toyA1 baking powder, ut {Do. ....,. 4.U
Is ns pspiEr Lie 0.11
~ wliufc cinnanor. at 3oc..........w...... LEO
Is loa curTAntks At r. s....,...4.+ l.7n
cheese, o. bt, - i5c. 0.N1
si blackberg1cs, 28l-lB-247 M, 1t i1t&u,... BnHA
hr1 Flce. .si4-R.1N Ds 1t Ht{c .........,.. lha3
hsla linz, at 81 tuO
3Nc...........,......,.... .......... ....., hl5o
chests q. r. tea, Stu-tO4-l15 III, u 3c... 2Iv..u
chtsta blaGk ten, l5t-l si51 nS At bBo III. -
Bhoxes tobacco, 1oi nA at 41o.... 4a.41
Il ~ tufnp need, At t&3b0..+...u....u...u,.. e. 10. NtD
case Axlt gryAs '6.1j
brl kerosene i3.72
SU ~ lArss green. at 97.hO
brls CaRad2 oAt. meal II at7G+,,..,...--...... c8.m
, 1877-04-18

,h. for o oseshird 81 ans sam IL soant5 gc,s no
Tha 1ea 6s s RoS
paid. The result is that liz Inmates Of tho Insane
bread made from rotten 1onr, and WITH rotten
mcat and that the whole supply Of food Ia scAht In
aaantltI lnfeIor in quality, and frequently Eos.
done Id the name Of chArftyl
LETTIHu CONTRACTS.
Tho County Commissioners annually. ntnut tho
Tho public institntons. These supplies coyor =
vast variety Of articles: Groceries. proyi.tonH,
clothing, dry goods, boots and ahoca. hats and
In la74, tho drm Of James Forsyth & CO. had d.
for oIher supplies. Nj. Clemens +. Periolat wss
nndcr his special care. Tho drm. OF PeriolAt par.
Ill., q & t. eos, e
ior I~'i 'tbe warden q sho Aim.houss and Insane
supplies; tbis requisition, when approved By. a
; Ssrshoaso Of Forsy Ii C. That nr'n siied lie
Homo and Insane Asylum; il dns Tina ) bili with
affidavit wAs presented 10 the Commissioners,
voaehcd tos by tlo Warden, approved By tho Com.
The brand Jurr VIA Abie to obtain direct, specific
9d S 70 me
Ksylum and Poor. .llonse, which bills wero acproy.
cd BY Warden Kimberly, werc fa,sn and ffaudnient
and We trust, for tho BAkc of general commercial
integrity, arc without precedent.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE FRAUDS.
The character and extent Of the frauds, and the
wy y . t;y s5ps q tTa as ' r.
selected from large number:
Cook COUNT PooE-Iiorsn,
nou1a. g, lame. FoIJ,G ,GA@o Ill., rSolesss ss rocs,.
, 1877-04-18
ET7lN u
Iudorsed "ApproYtd. Gxonu1 8, KiMnEnLv,
ar,lr n

1odorsed, "ApproEed. Gxonux 8, K,xnEntv,
A paper attached, signcd ''Clomena r. Perio-
lat" pufpoet,nz TO be IN affidavit befora Notary
Public, that tn goods charged were furnished, etc.
Di1l allowed July 0, and paid. Now. wc have tc-
fora the most direct and positive testimony TINT
said Fcttolat In making ouf said bill, sadcl to tho
weights Of The articles charged, aud withhold from
delivery goods named In tho foregoing BILL % fol-
lows:
..-. ovEnwE11IT1.
100 nsdricd apptes 1t 1o1
100 ~ blsekt~rries Il iL
~ "a tobacco. ~ aO61
wItltmkLp yaDM DELIVERY.
barrels auxaF, hA-63.7R3 d. At Bc. N9. rs
bsIFels sirui % 9ailons. 1t 4sc........... 4375
2cheaA tee, 3la u, At INC. t54.UB
cheats black 91a AZ l17.l0
barrel AominJs 2D ~ atAte.t.............. at v.lD
Total overweight and gooda withbeld......s3oe.7
Hers was a fraud OF $500. Tho goods actually
delivered amounted 10 81, Ill .19, to which Mr..
Psroat aided $500 ~ for Rooda not delivered but
the receipt of which the Warden certIdcd to, and
collected tho whole sun, from tho county. The nd-
dt!ons were more than equal 10 90 per cent OF tho
goods actually delivered. t.,
AN iNaANE-AsYLUM Dllf~
Mr. PeFtolat and Warden Kimberly and the &C.
eomalodat'ug Commissioner hhl no apecinl
hoatIltty to tho inmates OF tbs Aims.
house. They puaders!, the sRasne with
1914: caard for goods 10 tho val1e OF II, 35. o..
ThC frauds In II Wetss
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e.s named, and alleges thas thcy. with ths intent
tl,en md thsss 70 cheat aG deiraad certain soay
ef ef.1 Goak & ssn .na 'ans5
Ssnss s"d sFrs toEehsr ~ih s and
uient intent wrongfnlly and rsekediy to oh!ain
By f.ss e ant o the ns .sd ,ssody p9tt1s
md sb ;.,, ;nn '' Of 5ss ,fes! sas aS S;e.s to
io.wtt,, Of ihs value of 60. oto. Tho. money,
personal. goods. and psuucrty Of tho sald
county Of Cook, wish tha intent 10 chea. and Dc.
The csany pt pa.,ssnsdf d.
meat, lard and current money. the Grand JotJ
Aforesaid an unable to gtve and aet forth herein,
dignity OF the same people Of thr State Of Illinois.
IN TiIHiH REPORT
accompanying the indictments. The Grand Jury
IN he general management u Affair. ~ ~
County Commlsttoncrr. This standard Of oflelsl
morality enforced by that Doar4, far a. VIC were
70 overlook responsibility and accountability On
shs part Of the county officers, especially in al mat
moneys. moi % asd % where there 4 tamptstIon 70 ais.
paiali3e.y brief history Of tue ioan there na beeu
tween = portion Of tho members and the county
contractors, aud whether these were or were not
elways criminal they were ireonsssent with tho
tertn9 public trust.
COST or COUNTY 1NsTrruTioNs.
Thu expenditure. Of this county for charity. n
the support and maintenance OF tho Various lnAfi-
for year, wsrs partly - follows:
S1Sets; ST. t5ss SSs;: e: "a .sss:
= Ar lIs,5SsEs ...... %Se3 93
SN1Sih!ns Ns,s'S:;.:.:.. ,S 1S Furniture eo.z
ss!s!es is ..::::::...:: IM asi.eos
, 1877-04-18

W. know only one way BY which The Konst%1 ns.1,
!hsis ss;saps sni ssinted is.dsrs. Tssy ga.s s.a9
lish and support only honest md puts DemoeEts
pspsrs sn1 dt.safd ths!s etsa1s s4sh - !hs ~
~ candidates whoss b1ntia are not clean. ~
sS: .a 'as & ss
party haye It different tlmea hslped tho Demoe1sa
to victory. Thu peopla wanted a ehsngs atap,
cratic ticket Hut, unfortunately, - soon ~ w.
eysa ou.did tbeir Republican predecessors, M M
.gsa 70, shsnss i sny H.
a.ses. party Lines have lost the!r influence. Ins{
r p, % s.eas Ses Sr a e. sp
Louis '.ad Heath In caiesso ~ var ~ %rsseully r..
Ing s1ss e iass s. ss.a ss ut D"
To suattin Packard would unqaes,ionably .!0 b. u
accordance With Tho feelings Of Tbs kcpuo1ssasaa ~
putty; but csa 1t bt dons Without hfeAtsns ~
This IL Tho question: Packard Il Gossrnst de iaMy
t9e sapgefs q ~ tailed STATE. b rs 81; T.
South Carolina II hs can not, what il ~ w. =
hls 0ossrumsnti II hs cannot support hsmssm. s.n
aet H snieses IL .x ~ II: Z Ss
United stAlea might project him i prottstibss =
Aelio4As 0lt eIltl t1e LAWS u INC etat snI
trampled upon - ttey were under Kellogg, ~ "a
instcAd Of i sttopy Government there woea .au- y.
comparative aaaIehy. This u nos what los soA1 II
try wants. II IL not what tbs President wapts.
Is not what tho Republican party ueeds, teasyit teaasit
and law, and order arr what L. wanted sn4 hssus
With pes4eual sacstEcss can be sceu1tt. ine so1I.
= eobclusUn IL reached the better. Mcanllltes
the duty Of Hepubeap4 10 sastaiu the q,
and 70 fEowa u1Qp nnafts that nay to Lad9 ~ ~ ~
up IN Opposition 70 him within iAs partT.-tb's4'
1ati G2ts&H lGsp.l
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

and trying position. Ifhe were ut liberty
to tieat the two political parties as nom
existent he would have a very simple
problem before him but he cannot ig-
more the party that elected him unless it
voluntarily dissolves, and of that there Is
no immediate prospect There will be
an irreptessible couhict within the repub-
lican party. The Supporters aud oppo-
nents of Mr.. Hayes policy will contend
for the mastery, and he is bound to stand
by bis friends. II he shows no sign of
hinching he will either subdue the NAL
contents or b.eak up the party. If he
yields he is lest, and even If he should
consent to compromise he would forte {
the grandeur OF his moral position. He
hss a large and respectable portion OF the
republican party waLh. Hmm, aud II he
STANDS BY his gIns,is we have no man
ner of doubt that he WI reduoe the r =
calcitrants to decide between staying in
the party AMI going out of it. Ne have
not attempted TO belittle the traDsforma-
nou which the republican party must nm
dergo to bring it into harmony with pres
ent tendencies; but utt.ansformation witch
Mr.. Ha-es is attempting to force 10 the
the only thai Hcan save itfron di, solution.
We cordially wish him success, but be
will have TO win 1t by apretty stiff cor
test with the Republican Bourbons W no
do not perceive that the tide Is going out
aadthat they must float on it or be strand
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

The Republican thinks Senator Nc
Donald ought to pair with Mr.. Morton,
and thus continue Radical legislation,
notwithstanding the people of Indiana
repudiated Morton's position and are op-
posed to his way of voting. This would
suit all the 'sbloody shirt" organs and
politicians. But it is contrary to the
wish of the people, as the result in
Ohio has just proved. But we will bet a
big apple that Senator Mcdonald will
not dare to do it. He has already heard
= estill small voice" in indiana, aud he
will hear it when he comes to Washing-
ton. 1t will follow him-he cannot rid
himself of it-and he will heed it aud
vote with his patty on all questions where
his vote will be necessary to inaugurate
Democratic principles. He will never
9esume the trial and trouble of explain
ing such vote away.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

TIE capture of Chief Joseph aud bis
band and the end of the Indian war will
take away the excuse for increasing the
army; and we hope Mr.. Hayes bas al
ready ordered any recommendation of
that kind, if he has made any, to be
stricken out of his Message to Congress.
In truth there has been no nee for in
creasing the army. If 1t was wrong to
keep the army in the Southern States it
is wrong to keep 1t in the Northern States.
1t now numbers 27,000, of all arms and
not one half Of these have ever been
used in the Indian country. Had they
been sent there by Grant instead of kept
about the Southern States, the Indians
would not have caused the trouble they
have created. Custer would scarcely
have been sacrificed and the many brave
men killed that were made to bite the
dust, that were with him ana have fallen
since, all to keep such scsundrels as
Chamberlain, Patterson, Kellogg and
Packard in power and places to which
they were not entitled. No man who
votes for an increase of the standing ar
my need expect the approval of the peo-
pie. We want no war with Mexico, and
need have none. If an honest effort is
made by the Mexican government tc
punish the villains that raid sacross the
Rio Grande, that is all we should require
OF her. Hang and shoot the raider.
whenever they can be caught. But it i.
hardly right or sensible to run the people
into millions Of expense just to protect {
few cattle dealers on the Rio Grande, OF
firm that wishes to monopolize tie sal
gathered from a lake where it can onl,
be got, and charge ten prices for it. Th,
Government had better buy the lakes i
it does not already own them, and let i
be sold for the cost of gathering and ma
king it. If it was public sproperty i
ought not to have been parted with. Blu
1t is altogether likely that the countr,
has been swindled out of its possession
1or some scheme. and it may be that it i
now being used on purpose to max
trouble and bring about hostilities fo
the benefit of contractors.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

SALE.
~ BY virtue of writ of Venditioni Fxno-
mas, 70 me directed will be exposed To Phil.
sale. at the 'N W u"ii-
HofIL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
In M1ddletown. in st. Georges Hundred
New Castle County, Del, on
FRIDAY, the 10Th Day Of October. 1877
AT O'CLOCK, P M, The following described
Real Estate, viz:
A LOT OF land situated in the town of MidaIo
WWn, bounded on the north by Main straat
ON ON tine sne sot eas, by lands Of William L. Buckle
Gochran @ ss ESQ ah6 ~ east oy lands of Robert A
MAN street and extending of that width @ i5o
Ieel containing 800 square feet of lana
more or less, with a two story fram q ,lyvai.'
s Nc therso,n hgs, ifame oa Kitchen, poultry house,
no. "a lot of ground situate in tho
toWn ol Mlddletown, bounded on the south
~ ~, main street on the east by lands of las.
Street SUh; snd on on the north by Anderson
iScSC, 3 anu on tne west by lands of Mrs q
Smyth. having a width of 10 feet s ~ ~,
MAN street and extending OF that Svidth
!1ak nack 70 Anderson street, be the contents
Saeneoi SnaI,ee !, Wnat they may, with two story
f.,i tlaLie mt oWeIilhg house, frame kitchen. also
erected. ''%oie 'uereon
NO. IA lot of ground situate in tbetown
9l N, Imlualetown, bounded on the north bv
e hahe stTeeI, on the east by lands now n,
late of e. G.. Fennimore and lands NV ~ of
crew Hashebeck, and on the west bv c,atI,.
arine street, containing two acres and ~
or less. ''0 Saiiie more
No, 4-The one undivided hail intaros. l..
certain lot of land situate in The to1gn II, y
MiaaIetown, bounded on the north by An "
aerson street, on the east by lands of .Tohn
the hers or ey1eesS and others on the south by
and lands of James Culbertson. 9n II IL oeco eco
py tanas OF Robert H. Eliason, be the con us
tents ten Is what they may, with two storv tor
irsLis saisad a"elding ell mousse thereon erected,
property of Charles e. Anderson aGd as Ine n
be sold by. Soh' and &c
~. o,,oo ISAAC GRuBB, Sheriff
-s''' ocA
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

DIsRANDED.-The Republican party
has formally disbanded in Georgia. all
that is left of it is under the charge oi
she negroes. Now let it disband in Penn
sylvania, where it has done enough mis-
chief, aud let the State be so apportion-
ed in its election districts that honest
men will feel that they have been chosen
by majority of the people to govern the
State and to fill its honorable positions
and not forced into responsible positions
by party machinery in the hands of cun-
ming tricksters.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

CHERIFF'S SALE. b. .rg.H4.., elr
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed to Pubic
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE BOTEL, s4i shipley St..
Kept by George w. 0rtlip, in the city of
Wilmi lgton, New Castle county, Della
ware,
ON SATURDAY, the 27th day of octo-
Der, A. ID. 1871,
At2 O'Clock, p. m. the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain Lot or Piece of Land and
Brick Messuage thereon erected, situate in
the City Of Wilmington. boupded and de-
scrlbed as follows, to wit: Beginning on
the soptferly side of 4th street, (late High
street), between Market and King streets,
at the distance of 26 feet from the westerly
sice OF King street. at so feet6 inches broad,
thence up 4th street north 4S degrees west
20 feet. thence south 50 degrees west and
passing through the middle OF the partition
wall betw, EN- the two Brick Messuages par
allel to King street II feel inches 10 an al
ley, thence with northerly side of said al
ley and parallel to 4th street feet thence
north 32 degrees east, and passing through
the brick wal of the privy feet inches.
thence north 5S degrees east and parallel to
4th street I feet, thence horth 81 degrees east
and passing along or through the front of
said privy feet inches, thence north 4a
degree east feet. thence north 32 degrees
easG feet inches, thence south IS degrees
east IS feet inches 20 the line of land late
OF w liam Starr, thence by the same and
parallel to King ST north 80 degrees east 55
feet to the place of beginning, be the same
more or less.
seized and taken in execution as the
property or William II. Nafi', decd, (Su-
sannah N. Anderson, executrlX of WIN. III,
Naff dec'd,) and to be sold by =, u
r., ~. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Oct, 8, A. b., lS77. oc 1O-staw is
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.

ihEf DsBAND THE PARTY HAS NO
FURTHER EXISTENCE THERE,
This is telegram from Atlanta Ca
"fhe Republican State Committee
met to-day, and by vote of 8 to 2, pass
ed the following resolution
"Resolced, That this committee i.
hereby dissolved.
rms dissolution disbands the Republi.
can organization in Georgia. The mer
VINO voted Tor the resolution were the
leaders OF the old party, including five
negroes. Over forty members ofthe com
mittee were disqualified by Hayes order
and did not vote, but sympathise with tn,
resolution" '''''O "-'- ''''
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

NJ oTlCE.-I, David Boulden, in compli-
In ance with the requirements OF the
Act OF Assembly, in such cases made lad
provided. do hereby give notice that snail
apply TO the Judges of the Coutt OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and jail Delivery OF
the state OF Delaware, in and ior the Coun-
" of New Castle on Monday the 18th day
OF November next, being the first day OF the
November Term, A. D., 1871, for q license
to sell Intoxicating liquo.s in quantities 5
not less than one hall gallon, on Water
street, School District No. IS. in the City OF
New Castle, New Castle county, in the
StaSe OF Delaware, and the following res.
pectable citizens recommend this said ap-
pllcation, TO wit:
L NJ Chase, VIM Fl Lambson,
John Y 8lount, William Robinson,
James Wilnot, Samuel Guthrie,
Ferdinand Leckler, II Fols,
q 3 Weggenmah, A C Gray,
w Holscnumaker William Herbert
Alex cooper.
12-3tz DAVID BOULDEN.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
SHERTFF'S SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of writ OF LevaIi Faclas to
me directed, viii be exposed TO Public sale,
at the # f
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 shipley ST.,
Kept by George W. Ortlip, Ia the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Dela-
SATURDAY, the 9Ttii day or October, A
D, 1877,
At2 O'Clock, p. M, the following descri-
bed Real Estate, viz. ----..
All that certain Lotor Pieceof Land with
q brick Messuage thereon, lying and being
situa ed in the city of Whining on afore-
said. bounded and described as follows,
sOutheFly side of Eighth street, at the dis
tance of 40 feet from the corner formed by
the intersection of the line Of the westerly
side of Monroe street with the line of the
souiherly side OF Eighth street, thence
southerly parallel to Monroe street lis feet
to the nOrtheriy side of twelve feet wide
street,- leading from Monroe street to
Adams street. thence westerly along said
side of said street and parallel 70 Eighth
street 10 feet to a corner, thence northerly
parallel to Monroe street and passing
thropg gh the centre OF the wall di vidiBg the
house on this lot from the house on the lot
adjoining on the west iJ8 feet to the south
e-ly side of Eighth street, and thence easU-
e.ly along said side of Eighth street 10 feet
to the place OF beginning, be the contents
within said bounds what they may. ,-..|
properly OF William Wollaston, surviving
mortsagor. and j. e. Price t, t's, and to be
sold by - g.
Sheriff's ONCE New Castle. .'..,..I,
Dot. sth, A. d., 1877. oct1o-3taw-ts
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

In a bankruptcy case before the Kan
lucky Couct of Appeals that tribunal hos
decided that, though money paid to a ere
oltor In fraud of the Bankrupt act NAV he
recovered back by the assignee, vet the
creditor cannot cali on the surety for the
debt thus paid if the latter did not con-
sent to the fraudulent preference,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
Grand Triumph in Hor.
ficulture.

Glorious results Off Useful Life climax
almost cached FELTON'S NEW RER.
hlEs, ~ ,ss clnderilla and Contine 1tai Straw
esies The four best bearing. best cs rr
ing, best selling, best paying Market Ber
ries. DeA
Illustrated Circular and Price list. yIv-
ai history ana psnN tu5i aesc. e tI9flon Free TO-
Nurserymen and F.oit Growers.
sep13-3mw Woodbury.. MI
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

The story Of Worthy of the Dark Ages
comes from Waterford, Pa. The sale of
a woman for few bushels of grain by
one brother to. another and the fierce
barbarity of tarriBg and feathering are
happily crimes Of rare occurrence, evenin
the most uucivilised regions.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

at one O'Clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All the following described lots or pieces
of land situatod in the village of ST.. Georges
New Castle county and Sta g of Delaware:
NO: l. A lot fronting on Delaware street
hity feet and extending back at right angles
with Delaware street aforesaid TO Henrv II
PeclSard's s lot; on the northeast by Samuel
- Baldwin's lot; on tie southwest by Jas
Garman's lot, contain, ,ng seven thousand
nVe hundred square, feet of land, with q
drug store thereon erected.
No. 2. A lot of land on the east corner
IOrmed by the juncBion of the Delaware
CITY road with the Odessa road In the VII
lage of st. Georges, as follows. to wit (
beglnnlng atthe junction of the aforesaid
49ad 10 running thence with the Odessa
ROAD south for y degrees, east one huuored
and nfteen feet; thence north forty-se ven
ana three-ioirths degrees, east eighty .fonr
ana iorty.eight one huDdredths feet; thence
hortn iorty-two and one-quarter depreek
northeast one hundred and fifGy feet to tha
AID Delaware City Road; thence wqta1
The said road south forty and three
lonrlhs aegrees, west eighty feet to the
place oI beginning, containing twelve thou
sanu three hundred square feet more or
on erected. - y q '-'oAe
= No. 8. A lot of land in the village of st
Georses, bounded on the south by Main
street, on The west by Second street. on the
east by land of samuel B Sutton. and
more particularly described as follows. IN
VII. Beginning at point on Main street
iorty-two feet and three inches from the
corner of said Main street and Second street.
thence along said street the same distance
10 Second street; thence north folty- nine
ieet aud three -fourths of a degree, east one
nundred and thirty-one feet to other lands
OF Frederick g. Sutton; thence southwest
erly ana parallel with Main street forty
Two feet and three inches; thence southeriv
and parallel with Second street fifty-two
ana one-half degrees, west one hundred and
thirty-one feet to the place of beginnine
De Ihe same more or less, with the build,
ings thereon ererted.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Albert N. Sutton, and to he sso,d
SSy ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
October 9th, 1877. OTIS
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

OTICE.-I Michael Mulligan, do hereby
IN, give notice that 1 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, on Monday, the 10Th day of No
ven Der next, A. D., 1871, being the first
day of the next November term of the said
Court, for license to sell intoxicating Ii
quors in quantities not less than one half
gallon, not to bedrunk on the premises. at
my store, on Clinton street, In Delaware
City, In School Districts Nos and rs Red
Lion hundred, New Castle county, Della
ware, and the following respectable clti-
zens recommend this said application. to
VI ~
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
OCTOBER IL, 1877.

THERE are no additional details of the
Ohio election, except that the Democrat
ic majority is still going up. 1t is now
between $4,000 and $1,000. -ef"lo
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12


NOTICE.-T, Bernard Cellar, in compll-
~ anee with the requirements of the \ ct
OF Assem- bly, in such case made and pro-
vlded, do hereby give notice that | shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
The state of Delaware, in and for the couu
" OF New Casde, upon Monday the 10Th
say OF November next, A. D., 1877, being
the first day of the next Noyemb Der term oI
the said court, for license to keep an Inn
or Iavern in Delaware City school districts
Nos. 62 and Is, East Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle county. and State of Delaware,
known as the Union House, on Clinton st =,
ana to sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
she premises, and the following respecta-
to wit:
nan, hauiman Mango, N. George Price,
w W llilam MOTHS, Augustine Collins.
n; CarI Aker, James o. Eagle,
nhos u. Bradway, John Carson,
1 .. hisdon, VIM. Davidson,
Sonn Nlckle, Daniel Colwell,
ocC9-3t* BERNARD CELLAR.