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The daily gazette., 1877-04-02
April e, 1877. ,ad

TIE TRooPs TO BE WITHDRAWN "A
telegram to the New York World, states
that the troops are to be withdrawn from
the State House in Columbia immediate
ly; but they are not at present to be re-
moved from the States. No one objects
to part of the troops being in South
Carolina or Louisiana either. AL that
is demanded is that the troops shall not
meddle with State politics, nor attempt
to crush out the liberties of the people,
as they have been doing for the past ten
or twelve years. In referring to the sub
ject the World says: eff this means that
the soldiers are not to interfere hereafter
with the civil authorities of the STATE, the
South Carolina case may be considered
settled. As the Democratic claim in
Louisiana is much stronger than in South
Carolina, it is not easy to see what ex-
cuse the Administration, can invent for
failing to follow its own precedent; and
yet to follow it must lead to the acknow-
ledgment that the work of the Returning
Board through the action of which Mr..
Hayes now claims to be President was a
fraud. That South Carolina has ceased
to be a prostrate State is the first great
result Of the stand taken by the Demo
Gratis of the Forty fourth Congress in re-
fusing to vote supplies for an army law
lessly employed in suppressing civil gov
ernment in the States.
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0HERIFF'S SALE. ,ouari Fsda
- By virtue OF Q wriI wriIoaed oa n 10 Publleo'I
me directed will be exposeu I'd
= IsS. sfs vrrrr HOTEL, 81 sHiP'II sttE sIs
kept by Geo. w ortlip, iIpo,nnty m DelsFa'
mfngton. New Castle cou lpVII
'A''ND1 ISL. at O'Clock, s1s, p; NJ Is..at,
the following described Reai =, narc
All that certain lot pieSfs II Whining
land situate in the ci'y follows, WI
bounded and described eusaction o fOrnl%S
Beginning at the lnterset lnteIsont street VIZ VIZ
the southerly side OF + r., nV street at slA,,, y
westerly side of Clayton bv ~ The said N
wide; thence westerly psn and twentyTr
Front street one hundIeu sontherIy p%%t
feet to a corner; themes bTndred ana III n
with Clayton street ont INV side o.,
five feet to the norIido lid out parallI,o n
street-Tulip street is ia,T Srom clayton
Front street, running iIidth width OF forys d
Pont streets, and OF the VA Tulip sirsSia
thence easterly by the sam sam feet TO tnsa,5
hundred and twenty-sesattb and theIcxstSr.
said side of clayton stredH strdred and lCITS l,Ts
nv northerly one hunninning, be Wv
feet To the place Of oeg,av oegInav .nsd
tents thereof what they Iac,iIt.ion as ISy IsMI
Seized and taken IN eo and Peter r,1is| In
neTty of VIM. H. PeirTce T,rner n and Js''
ELLEN Smith, ALFRED ! y ~ tn he sold dGSs-I ~ \
Gale terra tenants, auG uGRUBB, oH'
Sberiff,s Office, New C@S'' nES"
March "a, 1871
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NEwsPARER GRANGE VII
nsingt0n Commercial Publishing Compa-
ny announced on Saturday that it had
disposed of its interest to the eErery Ecen-
ing Publishing Company, and that the
Commercial would thereafter be merged
into that paper, the new paper to be
called the Every Ecening and CONNER
cial. The Eterg Erening made some
what similar statement, and said the new
paper would be enlarged and the price
raised to two cents, or twelve cents a
week.
In pleasant and brief valedictory
Mr.. JENKINS takes leave of the former
friends OF the Commercial and returns
his thanks for the liberal patronage it had
received during the ten and half years
it had been in existence.
Mr.. CrOasdale will be the managing
editor of the new paper, and Mr.. Ferris
of the. Commercial, the business mana
ger.
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SHERIFF SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE.
- BY virtue of q writ OF Leveri facias,
TO me directed, viii be exposed 10 PupLc
Sale, at the "a
HOTEL NOW OCCUPIED BY WILLIAM B.
HOLLIS,
At Townsend, in Appoquinimink hundred,
New Castle county. Delaware on
TUESDAY, the Sd day of April, 1877,
at l O'Clock, p. M.
the following described Real Estate, viz;
All those two certain tracts, pieces or
parcels of land and premises. situate IN
Appoquinimink hundred, New Castle
arias McRoberts and others, the metes and
bounds of which are as follows, to Wit:
First one beginning at q stake In the pubic
road leading from Webster's school House
erts, and thence north eighty-six and one
fourth degrees, east one hundred and eigh-
ty-six and two tenths perches TO large
stone, corner for said Roberts and Richard
Ponzo, deceased, now belonging to Richard
G. Hayes and wife; thence with the same
north twelve and One-half degrees. west
two hundred and sixteen perches; thence
with the same north sixty-five ana one
half degrees, east seventy -eight perches,
north seventy-two and one-fourth degrees,
west seventy -four and eight tenths to a
stake in the public road leading to Black
bird Mills thence with said road toward
Sassafras and binding Herewith about two
hundred and thirty-three perches TO the in
tersection of the road from Webster s
School House, and binding herewith about
two hundred and forty-one perches to the
place of beginning, containing within those
bounds three hundred and forty-nine
acres, seventy four square perches OF land,
more or less.
No 2, one other piece or parcel of land
(marked ON draught No. g. the metes and
bounds of which is as follows: Beginning
a.e.. hIn. f.s s.sl
McRoberts and John Hurlock, uate Web
ster's) then with said Hurlock south eigh-
ty-four and one half degrees west forty and
three tenths perches to a large old white
oak corner for Hurlock and lands of James
Reynolds; thence with said Reynolds north
forty-five and one-fourth degrees west sixty
two and five-tenths perches to "a stake south
fifty-one and one-half degrees, west seven
teen and four-tenths perches to o stake,
north six degrees, west twenty -one and two
tenths to stake, south eighty-four degrees.
west twenty-five perches to O stake In the
woods, corner for Skeggs' land then there
with north six degrees, west one hundred
and ten and seven-tenths perches toa small
poplar, corner for Samuel and John Town
send; then Herewith north seventy five
degrees and fifty-four minutes, east one
hundred perches to a stake in or by the
public road leading from the levels to Web
ster's School House; thence with said road
and binding Herewith and number one
hereinbef0re described, about two hundred
and three perches home to the place of be-
ginning, containing, within those bounds,
one hundred and twentySeven acres and
ninety square perches of land, be the same
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Martha A. Hayes, surviving mort
gagor of Richard G. Hayes, deceased, and
{. t.. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, New Castle,(
March IA. 1877. marl7 -3tawts
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue Of writ of Levari Facias In
at the 'e 'ale
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 Shipley street
kept ny Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of vii.
inihg'on'in New Castle county, Del, on
" Wednesday,, the llth day of April,
1877, at2 O'Clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate viz.
All That certain lot, piece or parcel Of
iano with three story brick dwaii,nm
tnereon, situate in the city of Win in otn,,e
IN the County and State aforesaid bonndad
al IesIrloeu na;n, @ as follows, to wit: Beginning
street between Second and Third strasts ~
tne middle of an alley between this and ,te ~
an1oning house of William III PSe,nn .ne
snence along the middle OF said allev vaSt
inn Fly paIaiiel with Third stree 35 feet and a
nicnes 70 Inc end of said alley. thence con-
tlnuing the same course about ~ foat o4n .
aIen anIoies 70 tne course ofanother aIlev thence
aisis . ue same northerly 16 feet inches ~
M. corner, thence easterly paralIeI w,tb
nnrtba SSreet ABOUT 80 feet to corner. thence
asi4Gruleriy parallel with Shipley street fact
incnes TO corner, thence eaSterIv aros roS'
tSWh tSi WIN Ih1rd street about feet to n cnrner
aience northerly parallel with ShinIo,,,
IIs,eet Ian5 . ieet 70 line of Thomas Garrett;s
witb "Ta NJ Cnehce herewith easterly paraiIeI
aforesaid Side se,eet oT % feet inches to the
arohS an5 the aforesaid side of Shiplev street
u Ienc Lience along the same southerlv 21 feet
odnt incnes 70 the place of beginning. be Inc
0VSnttehts thereof more or less. wan
nertv 81 H1id taken IN execution as the pro-
10 be sold by "iu =. .''' ana
eherlns once. New Castle.
March. 20 1877, mar23-Ytawts
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SHERIFF SALES.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ of Ais. Levari Fa-
cias, to me directed, will be exposed TO
Public Sale. at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD,
At Kirkwood, in Pencader hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, the 9th Day of April, 1877,
at 1 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in st. Georges
hundred, New Castle county AID State of
Delaware, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit: Bounded on the north by
lands OF Samuel j Dichey, and wife, on
the east and south by lands of Horatio J. .
Willis, and on the west by the Delaware
and Maryland State line, containing about
lorty-nve acres, more or less; being all
that part lying in the State of Delaware OF
tract OF land which was conveyed to one
THOMAS f. Clayton, the father of the said
Emma E. Lewis, by Thomas G. Hambly
and wife, by deed dated on or about the
tWenty-th1rd day OF August, In the wear
eighteen hundred and forty-five, and re-
corded among the land records of Cecil
| county, Md, in volume SO. folio 81, &C, on
which the said James A. Lewis and Emma
| e. Lewis now reside.
| Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF James A. Lewis and Emma E
| Lewis, and to be sold by
| ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, New Castle,
| March 16, 1877 mai7-3tawts
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CHFRIFF,S SALE

SALE.
~ BY virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed. Will be exposed to Public Sale.
a. the Deer Park Hotel, now kept by John
Clay Creek hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY, 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 lying and being in Mill Creek
State of Delaware, bounded and Described
as foIlows, TO wit: Beginning at stone in
the Hop Yard road, a corner for lands of
Joseph Carpenter; thence running along
land from the lands of the Roesyille farm
south sixty one degrees east seventy two
and one-tenth perches to q stone at the cor
ner OF said road forty-one perches west of
the creek, being q corner of lands late of
Uriah Drake; thence running with said
brakes land and binding thereon north
nineteen degrees, east one hundred and
thiry nine perches to a chestnut tree north
OF Muddy Run in line of said brakes land
thence binding upon said line north three
and ne-half degrees, west seventy six and
three- tenths perches to a stake sixty three
and three tenths perches west of the creek
| thence north fifty seven and one-half de.
grees, west forty lone and seven-tenths per.
ches TO a stake in the centre of said run
| tnence down said run flowing and bindinf
on the several courses thereof thirty perch
| es 70 stake or ash tree on the west side O
said run, and from thence forty -four perch
| es 10 nigh water mark on q stone heap OF
the west side of the old dam or mill ponC
and In line of lands of Joseph Carpenter
thence running with and binding upon sal,
lands south thirtv-three and one half de
grees, west one hundred and fifty nine per
ches home to the place of beginding, con
tanning within said metes and bounds six
ty-two acres and seventeen of land, be tn
| same more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of William B. Higgins and Ida v
Higgins, his wife, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle,
March 90 1877. m22 -3tawt!
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SHERIFF SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ of Plus Levari Fa-
cias, to me directed, will be exposed TO
Public Sale, at the ta
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, in Appoquinimink hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware, on
Tuesday, the Sd day of April, 1877,
at l O'Clock. p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz !:
All that certain farm or tract Of land sit
uate in Blackbird hundred, formerly part
of Appoquinimink hundred) New Castle
county and State of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit: Beginning at
n stone in the line OF land OF Jonathan
Brown; thence with the same and with the
degrees and fifty five minutes east one hum
dred and five perches and fve- -tenths, eros
sing the main prong OF Morris Branch to
the middle of the new road leading rom
Smyrna Landing to the old Thoroughfare
Neck Road, supposed TO be In the line OF
land of Gideon Rothwell; thence in part
with said Rothwell's land crossing the main
stream of said Morris Branch south twen-
ty-eight degrees and q quarter, east two
hundred and twenty one perches and eight
tenths to corner on the east side of the
said landing road, in the line of the land OF
Noble L. Jerman, being also corner for
land OF Robert Patterson, Esq; thence by
said Patterson land south seventy-seven
degrees and q half, west one hundred and
twenty-three perches TO stone on an old
bank being a corner also for Robert Pat
| terson, Esq; thence with the lend of the
heirs of David Kennedy, deceased, and in
part with said Jonathan Browns land north
twenty five degrees and nine minutes, west
| two hundred and fifty two perches and two
tenths to the place OF beginning, containing
one hundred and eighty acres and fifty-five
square perches, be the same more or less
One hundred and twenty four square perch
es of the above tract of land excepted, being
granted to Grafton L. Delany, Esq, for the
right of railroad, SO long as said road is
kept up, and when 1t ceases to be kept up as
a railroad 1t becomes the property of the
said Owen C. Crow and his heirs and as
signs forever. it
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Owen C. Crow and Mary Ann, his
wife, and terre tenants, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
| Sherlff's office, New Castle,
March il, 1877 { mar16-3taWts
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ANOTHER NEW JERSEY RAIL
ROAD.

Yesterday, at 12 O'Clock, number OF
influential gentlemen of New Jersey and
New York met at the West Jersey Hotel,
in Camden, for the purpose of organizing
a company to operate the railroad from
Vineland to Bay Side, on the Delaware.
The following directors were elected :
Jay Gould, Thomas Sheridan, John F..
Bingham, of New York F; William S.
Sneden, William G. Miller, Edward p.
Miller, John A. Hance, Of New Jersey.
Jay Gould was subsequently made presi-
dent. The name adopted by the meet
ing is "The Vineland Railroad Compa-
n.y." 1t is the intention of those who
have the matter now in charge to put the
road in working order as soon as possible,
making a through connection from Balti-
more to New YorA
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Now that Lent is over, the CITY ought
to look brighter than il has done. T6is
rather rasping weather cannot long con
tinue. The colds which prevail among
Inc people must soon be cured, the win.
Ter garments will be laid aside, women
VIII wish to array themselves in spring
AZURE, and SO retail business ought to be
ilVeher; Unfortunately, political fraud
mas chilled all industries and disturbed
every enterprise; otherwise this spring
woula probably have been one of mucf
activity and foir prosperity.
~ mine accident occurred at Scranton
"a, AZ the Pine Brook shaft of the Lack
aWanna Ires company, from which :
!y killed, and Daniel Morgan and Patr;c
Ruddy fatally injured by fan of tn
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Notice.

PROPOSALS will be recoiro,
undersigned for printing tbroy oy The
dred copies of the Journal Of ihe hsiSee zee hun.
the State of Delaware, for the s sess SENATE Oi
mencing January I'd, 1877, up to t5S,Tn any ,e Con-
slve OF s the 2sd day Of March, Isl. pSI1lG1 1SCl1
The Journal Is to be nrin,oa l.,
form ,on long primer type, so a. ~ to OoClavo
at least forty live lines on naoo " ,r.. uo..hal
yeas and nays in line in compsct ,o m,M lht
provided In Section 4, Chapter of 'vtia tba y
vised Statutes of this State. = VI 'he Re.
All proposals must be made in writ.
directed TO me at No. 4l6 Market s,raO, nflIlls
me city Of Wtlmington, Delaware s.'es1 ON u ID
tha neaoTe nrca sne er ao.n Gay Of April next sats
charge for completing and delivarIsnlnns. ,slns y Oi
work. MERITS TAyyllag TAyIla Hg, ,hs|
Wilmington, March 20, 1s77-dswe 'euak
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CARD.

The undersigned successor 70 o.STrst STS Sv|
ner in the late firm of q. B1ng9l B1ngn%vill iii n
Wholesale and Retail DruggisSss,s ,stsnd \
tinue the business at the 4piounts on ihsi 4
while returning his sincere tnansTaa ~ Ia Taay
previous EFFORTS Of the firm hSsIIl Iii vihe|
such gratifying appreclationaissp and "
aid OF q full corps OF compebd bad przf
full assistants, who have n nt in hsf
perienee respectively, Of from from ars ns' ~
years each, and three OF oIyin, W Of Phcra]
endeavor by faithful and el,s careful rSptIes q
o the highly responsible isU,a adSsaliupL3
Apothecary Ia his maniiOiSIr OS receiyeM
life and health, to merit anu a,daJ 10 0thishOaI
z. JAMES BELT, APTtt AAlPsytet stN1
c5-tf Cor. Sixth anu
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ of Venditioni Ex-
Ponas. TO me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. HOLLIS,
At Townsend, in Appoquinimink Hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 18th DAY of APRIL,
1877, at one o'clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain farm or tract of land
known as the Forest Farm, and which is
situated in Appoquinimink hundred and
New Castle county aforesaid, and, by
recent survey Is bounded and described as
follows, TO wit; Beginning at a stake at
the edge of the waters with full pond of
Noxentown Mill Pond, corner for land late
OF john Lyman, now OF John +. Staats
from thence with lines of said Stats south
nifty three and one-half degrees, east sixty
three and eight-tenths perches to q stone
corner as last aforesaid, south forty-two
degrees, west forty three and two-tenths
perches to stone corner as last aforesaid !,
south forty eight degrees, east two hundred
and ninety-eight perches TO o stone corner
Tor said Staats' lands OF the heirs of John
u. Bird and lands of James Doughten;
from thence with Doughten south forty
seven degrees, west fourteen and six-tenths
perches TO stSne corner for said Dough-
Ten from thence with line of said Dough-
ten and others, south thirty-nine and one
quarter degrees, east seventy two and FIVE
tenths perches to q stone in the Pine Tree
ana ToWnsend station road from thence
with said road towards Townsend station
south stxty-tve and one half degrees, west
nlnety-f1ve and five-tenths perches to a
stake by the side of said road, corner for
lands late of Samuel Mason. now OF Van
Waggoner; from thence with the lines of
land of said Van Waggoner north four de-
grees, west twenty-five perches to q small
white oak corner as last aforesaid, north
one ana half-dcgrees, east nine and two
tenths perches to a stake corner aforesaid
north forty-three degrees, west eight and
nve-tenths perches TO q stake corner as last
aforesaid, north fifty-four and one-half de-
grees, west six and seven-tenths perches TO
| stake In q line of land late of John CHM,
| ana herewith north thirty-nine degrees
east seven and two-tenths perches to q
| stake corner for said CHM; from thence
WIN said iinn and q line of land of VIM.
Beck north seven and one-half degrees
east twenty-eight and three tenths perches
| 10 gate post, corner for said Beck; there
Win north forty-seven and q quarter de-
grees, west three hundred and thirty and
| seven -tenths perchcs TO stake by the wa
ters OF the aforesaid Mill Pond; from
thence with the waters thereof and binding
therewith the several courses and distances
70 the place OF beginning, containing, with
| IN said bounds, one hundred and seventy
| less. AAoie vi
Seized and taken into execution as tb.
property of Passmore II. Mitchell, and To
be sold by. ''''N w
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherln7s office New Castle
| harch 18th, 1877. ma31-3tawts.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

The cumulative system Of voting under
which Illinois electsmembers of thsI leo.
islature has proved 80 satisfactory that q
bill is now being prepared to extend it to
tae judicial elections.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

Wade Hampton also understands the
force of "amiable stubborness." 1t was
by that policy that Mr.. Hayes won his
victory over Conkling, Blaine and Nor
ton, and must be by that pslicy that
Hampton must succeed. The simple un-
yielding uneompromising resolve to
stand or fall by his right is what will win
at last. His is the cause of law, justice
and the constitution.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

PRESIDENT HAYES lost his opportuni-
ty. Had he removed the troops from the
State buildings In South Carolina long
ago he might have reaped some credit
thereby. But he now yields to right so
late and SO reluctantly that the people
conclude that in doing so he only makes
virtue of necessity.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

1t is now pretty we'll ascertained that
Mr.. A. Oakley Hall left this country un-
der an alias, and sailed to England on a
freight steamer from Boston; that he had
taken every preeaution to cover his flight.
The expected disclosures and confessions
af Boss Tweed may possibly drive some
other New York patriots into exile.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

IF GENERAL GRANT had sent regi-
ment of soldiers to take possession of the
Capitol of Ohio and kept Governor Hayes
out of it, how would he have liked the
movement? He had as much right to do
it in Ohio as in South Carolina or Lou
isiana.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

William Pitt Kellogg does not think
that any adjustment of the Louisiana
matter can be made satisfactory to all
paanes. Probably no ono was so stupid
as even to hope such thing.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

HAMPTON is to be Governor of South
Carolina because he was elected and a
commission dosn't fit the case. The Or
gans must right about face again. The
Press to the fore--a double-leaded lead
er in favor of the Confederate trooper
will now be in order. Forward Times.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

THE ARMY APPRoPRIATIoN.-T New
York Herald remarks that the state Of
the army appropriation bill is a very
good guarantee that Packard will yet
listen to reason and make the best of an
utterly hopeless case. The President
cannot long help him if the army bill
does not pass, and pass it certainly will
not if Packard is recognized.
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NEW SERIEsi NEW sERrEsI =.
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at 81 per share, payable on or before " ~. WI
day, April %, 1871. Books now ready az, \,
ply to ID. T. HAWKINS, Secrets,Hap Hp
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worth all the Burglar Alarms ever In
ented. Agents wanted everywhere. SiI
er plated sample postpaid on recent O
cents. Address A. H. Singers, 438 Wa
list. Philadelphia, Pa. mar5weomJ
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