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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-02

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The firm OF Barrows Mitchell is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will, at present. be carried on by j. d. Mitchell.
L. s. BARROWS,
j. ID. MITCHELL.
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Dress Goods

ever heard OF, and invite special attention to
our stock, We do not advertise wnat we have
not got Give us call; we will offer you goods
lower than the lowest.
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DRY GOODS LINE.

Having just returned from market with an
fS h hr pRrs6t 81 e go6ds oSsm IL msH6hfr 6hr
line. We have the great bargains in
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HOB LAW SUPREME.

A Series of Political shootings and Hang
ings in Mississippi-A Congressional Can
didate a Participant-Womon and Mon
Draw Beads on Each Other.
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EEnERsBrEG y VICINITY.

Rev AasanI has returned from a west
o-n tour.
Work on 'ae Reformed church still, goes
on. Tho appearance jus. Row promises "a
very neat structure. The windows will
be Gothic style, with highly colored Glass.
\ short time since some rowing fellows
were desperate enough 20 raise William
Walker post and rail fence clear out Of
the ground and spill. up the posts and rails
nasty. Now such conduct should not be
tolerated and shy does not William give
them touch ofhis renowned Bully fly,
and put them en- the wing.
BY the way, iron pipes are getting iuirs'
duced in our neishborbood We learn
that Henry Meyer, sr., IS about te pa
down 100 rods 10 supply his farm
On last Saturday last "whack' Of IL,
Rebersburg Select School. The teacher
with his pupils deserycp praise for the wei
timed literary treat they afforded Us bl
way Of ora,ioHs, essays, and e1celicn
music Tho church WAS filed, tho ordc
good and The heat aimo.t beyond eudu
rance.
The hsicalayers have finished their wor'
on Icary BrumEard's dwelling The ed
idcc presented q good appearance.
And at last Woirs stand, four miles cas-
Of here. is again without store. A maj
that.means work. .Gnd sells as low as Others
cauuo. G.il to DO good business.
HEw Mon.
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On the Alb inst, death for the lrst time
entered the fraterual circle Of Walker
Grange, No 3j5, T. Of H., and taken sis
ter Mrs. CuLharine Zimmerman, "A highly
respected and worthy member, from our
midst TO the great master above. The re-
mains were consigned 10 the grave with
the hon0rs Of the order.
On Ihursday evening the grange met in
Their hall, IN special session. A commit,
tee ofs'sters offered the following rcsolu-
tons, which were unanimously adopted
ResotCcd, That while we bow in humble
submission 10 the divine will, we cannot
but regret the loss Of such a worthy mem,
Der, and we hereby extend to the family
OF our deceased sister our heartfelt sym
/ pathy, referring them i'm their hour of af
| dIction TO him who is too wise TO err aut
too good TO be unkind.
! ResotUed, That copy of these resolu
tions be sent TO the family Of the deceased
sister that it be published in the Far
mers' Friend and county papers and b,
recorded IN the minutes Of the grange
SOPHIA Rocky,
JENNIE JouEsToN, Com ittee.
MATTE DUNKLE,
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FRANCE ALMOST A HAND.TO
HAND FIGHT

London, June ls.-Specal dispatches
from Paris agree that Saturdays sitting OF
the Chamber Of Deputies was ono Of the
most violent ever witnessed.
Tho Times correspondent says IL ex-
tended over five hours aud G>Ealf Dur
ing that long time there was one prolong.
cd roar Of vociferation. At one time, wher
Nj Gambetta said that power was in sus.
picious hands," the Minister OF Public
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BRICK FOR SALE. Fl

BRICK FOR SALE. First class bricl
will be kept on hand for sale by j. o
Deiningor at Zcrbos Centre Hal
brick yards. These brick art
offered SO low that il will pay persons at
distance tC come here for them.
Intending to continue in she muputnc
ture o4 br,c, thoy wI.l be kept con family
on hand, aud lair inducements offered &
purchasers
II aug u, ii. Il, ZERBE
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. Works spraug, with threatening ar, ta-
wards tho tribune. and momhers of the
Right and Lott dashed forward The
usho.s had to separate She hostile armies.
Il really seemed as IL ,Acr Va.l1 lr d
band-.o-hand hsht All inNiay.wcJ
waited fo5. reports OF rovoI,cr.
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- ETTLEMENT -Noticeis is horohy give
- On, that the books belonging to the
estate Of Peter Ruble, decd, win remain
IN the hanas Of Aaron Lukenbach, until
oct lst, next, where all knowing them
serves indebted TO said estate are requested
10 call and make settlement. An accounts
Iremaialng unpaid after said date. Oct. /
will be placed into the hands Of n proper
officer for collection.
BY order Of the Executors.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

STORE ROOM ron RENr,-Tht
undersigned offers tho s,oye-room, haoNa
as lIcrlaelrvs old stand, o, Centre Hall
for r,nt. The StaJi isa igs.rab.a 3n" 'a
all respects. Possession can ,, ta. s7y
limo amer NT-jl lst. by sppyinE u ~
HrNRY KELLER at Centre HalL u,
-FeR SAlH-a new Golden Tongue
Organ, warranted, WIN N1 so'0 very
low. Inquire NJ this oticc, u
--NrW s.uOE>E WAGON, and a
NEW arEN uvuaY offered tar sale, NrSf
curAr. hy PnuW MEE>lNvEN- Apply
to John Sranglcc, Centre Hall. S'maSR'
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EARrHQUAKEIN PERU.


,rs,I ~.
'''' . - 80 g. III,
'".'s -, ,'''' !, = I ,'.,..,.'.5s
NA'f'a'h' " - ''''''' "''
'N'"'"'
Late arrivals from C"''ao bring 'a',o'
details af the disasters suffered ON 'h'
coas, .rom earthquakes and ''dat waves o
few weeks ago. Tho towns 't Atte".
| il0l4Uo. Pouta a' LnhUs. lahe,,1'a d'
/ Elca, IhauaVaNa, Huhbi.tas, I't3pa'la
/ CorlJa, AclH,oues dr Bolivar, AhIaaEas'o
and Chauari are nearly al dostroycl.
About tvo lives were lost The destsne.
/ .lou yt pg,pgr.y u. estimated nj S&toHe7
cauGngu mostly to tae veaaL although the
Down ot rararasa, twenty -threo leagues
inland, and '"' villages o. "''"' ""'''''
ana N'a'A1aHs' TAT - 'av '"''''''' "'',
@or" or .'ts ruined. '"' ,N'pr'"S 81
E3"oe .sy" 'a' s'"."es" "'t',''a "''' SO
iadeaa.i'y @@5Ns"N'@' as "'' '",''''.'> d"
'4e way y. .Aaasaes' '""'es, """''''' wa
t'r t'"asasr5a en" a'.s~."S' ,' 1.' "'.'"'
have re.H e"rr. away.
t,grha llda' Wave.
Aoaaes-a Me>.lam,-, IosgptiR AND
Cehja. towns on ,hs coast ot Bolivar met
with .ae same misfortune OF earthquake
and taa. wayc "a. erye and are tn aa liea'
teal condition with l4giqae aud Arltla
A. Ana#ess.a several lives were lost.
MeN.l,enes was visited by q 13al wave
sixty Eve fee, .n height I"N,.h.r3s ot
the town was completely 1t'hera.sd. ~
Nez,Goaes s.4 persons "yre drowned. II
I1eoploa Na.e o- nothing remains OF tue
town. Amino called LA I'." nance,
.ens mites - '-e s'"'' ""',' '"''' ~
s"''agF.'E ~ "''A'''h' '' "'.''' '<'''
We're N'f''s@ ''.-',s. -,
Destruction III 'Iher l '"S'2'
CotVa, .aerr."ejra. Town os the Boil
wan coast h"' lest ihT'0.I'"FiA' q IFS
houses. The wave, thriy'A'e i1e' A,SE'
swept the main business street ana ''" j,
as level as me desert. " L"'''' "a"
'a14,"cs We're "'' carried o.'' .' 'e"' >.
9. Iae'e towns "E, 'A vac 15ea''a' N''',.
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Accounts from Tripoli and Barbhry
state that an area of one hundred miles
has been devastated by locusLs. Crops
are entirely destroyed, and famine is be-
lieVed imminent. Severe distress already
prevails.
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FLETCHER,S ENEcrTION.

Philadelphia, June ll-Gco Fletcher
went 10 sleep abou. ten o'clock last night
and slep. foundly for five hcurl When
he awoke, he ii: cigar, but soon laid
it down and sat on his stool He took O
light breakfast and appeared cheerful. lie
was shaved and dressed himself in suit
Of black. Al five minutes after ten Sheria
Wright directed the formation Of the line
of witnesses, and at eleven minutes after
ten, Fletcher, preceded by Revs. Dr.
Camp aud Pierce, followed by Sheriff
Wright and Superintendent Perkins
moved directly TO the scaGoll At th,
conclusion Of the prayer Messrs. Camr
and Pearce, not used to the customs o
such occasions, were leaving the scafolJ
when Mr. Perkins reminded Mr., Camp o.
the propricty Of shaking hands viii
Fletcher Mr. Camp called his brother
Pearec, and both turned back and partial.
ly embraced tho doomed man. Mr.
Camp graspel his hand warmly and said
Good bye, George you are going hom'
TO God" Both ciergymcn then left tho
scatFold and the sheriff applied the moose
Mr.. Perkins mauaclcd Fletcher's wrists
behind his back, and the white cap wa,
drawn over his face and he was left alone
Moments which seemed like hours 10 tn,
spectators followed while Mr.. Camp pray.
ed for mercy The last amen wa
said and at eighteen minutes after ten o.
clock tho trap fell and Fletcher was hang
ed. Before he lefi his cell he hoped iii
fate would be u warning to all young men
Rum rum had brought him TO this"
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Patent Medicines. Alcohol, pure Wine
and Liquors for medical purposes only
PhysiCian's prescriptions carefully com
pounded and orders answered with car
and dispatch Farmer. and Physician
from the country will find our stock @
Medicines complete, warranted geauiu
and ofthc best quality.
Thi3 Store will remain under tho dlroc
tion of the accomplished druggist ans
pharmacist heretofore connected with il
Mr., II. NJ Harrington, and we respectful
ly solicit the custom of our friends ant
tho old patrons Of the store.
l9aptf s. T. SHuGERT.
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HrvRY KELLER at Centre Hail. H.
-FcR SAlE--a new Golden Tongue
Organ. warranted VIII ee sold very
lav INQUIRE NJ this office, H.
-NEW 2-uOE>E WAGON, and "
NEW nrrN pv0aY offered t'r sale, NG"N
curAr. hy PnuW MEEstNvEH. Apply
to John SpanElec Centre ha'" '''''''S =
-------
-peNriaes ice cream st Willow S, ey'
CRY Saturday evening.
,r.,,.., so.s-,.. efOrancov.uc. III,
-. r,,., 1,,A C-an rresNect fair;
~ ,-r,a condition wAea. ana oats
e;-.t,, ,,l3 for corn t.u.: scarce.
- sesaprts tue for lob work, or trgm
...a;3o.as f,, tickets ana services viii Sc
Thankfully ~,teir;rl Ear Il amounts aee
,,r3s-a3
CO.. sr-,ss,.,n r,,s, f,-
.,-.l-,...,7,- ~ - : 49, Sh.s, a. .be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., u,,,,;, = an county.
=, M ons At December last, was Gems
r,eoeea an Moadav. Tho .rial viii prob
.,1,. -. \, ,p4ss his week.
,p-,..;. !. ,,,.,sr.- -, AMI .,a-
s-.-.S ~ E,-s,.,,.- yrf11 ann. sea
,....,.,..- ~, ,..,rr4 HIS, George
" s.. -. r,,.,l i raa-ry M. and
~. W. Wa, e. q, cf Union
~ - =, r-sjr ys,-e.hogss
-, ~, .,,.,,.fr.- ~ ,l,;s years ,-aps.
r. p,-p. :. r,,.,~, Win ba III, bss.
-. -. ~, -.;,-,s1 . Il 4 3-sirs Brush.
'.s}Is- ,.~t A. Sn-a- valley. and uaiaes
al p,r, ,,,yrsb;ns
,.......,.
GS'' S'N''o',s rs -. g -
-, -. (, ~, !, ,t,sra-.1 j, ra.t time
:. -. j. 1;.,T., b;..sa- ana : fn., 81. cor,
-...-...,.- D..
We '"''s " -. -,
-..,,,4.3 fs,,,-, was ,ba
st -, '1,..-,..y.,, ,f,ta ,,lr-
N'''''' - .,,. -,,.i. IA IN --es.
- .-.,..-,. s,..;1,. /, ,hs, ras-hh,-,
-, -. an e-5 .h. rs,,.,.r
-,--.---. 49,, r..,..,, 200,
'''''-
Va a".'-s
-. s'sleaa'Ge we're '1' F''Sr,-''
"'"'' o. az ''.'' = a. '.'''.7 -,
0''' '-'C..-..9 80 - T,,l.
:, 800 ''','' -. H.,
maven s''e~''' t.'' "a -. -.
""o'e .@e. ""' 'eN'''S
nieI'' i Is 1's'-''''s7 az '9'-'' ''
charges moderate
s.-...s.-..,S -, - ,,',,,-.,;, min.
..-.s-.-e-. 'e-.,,,.., Nh -, Tf;. r,-,-
..-.--s. -. ',,.,.-,;-,
- - - -,,s -.
y Tt.1,... .-;eL-ss. ~ ,bs.a mines
1..L..-I-au.. -. I,,. .A, rr..,-
- -. h'...- f.,.--,5 ttsf-
- Lii, .1,-,;i man,
W. 80 Ar5,.s ,,-,rs,v vir' ,,-,.,
49, -. - :, n-,e,sf,- c-aryb :,
-. =, --rb A. an nrcr,s .As SOW.
80 -, .,-4 4, H., r,..v,. ID, ~, n.
porter rs a sample.
-Sacbla- 4 "a ksen IN, lsrre.. stock
Of groceries Of anv arm in Centre
county Rest assortment. lines. goods.
lowest rricas The richest cheese ever of-
fe-.l il ,bis market The has. roasted
...r., ..4 e.. a.v.-assfr N-.,, n.
I.srs -,,r,ssss --.,nira -.,v r,o, Tho
-
Lnesi DOLLAR teas III 'hessA.e- green O'"INr
and japan. The best brand, OF canned
fruits in the market Surars. cBtTles svr.
~. -. 4-.,.9 80. - 60
Ups, 1'-e, mummy ~''e- =. ..''9 ~i'~ 'e'
fruits a; loves; prices. Tie -aest sugar
cured hams, dried beef, all 0-eaSi4s. La-
con. Every piece guaranteed. 04- mot
20 is Best and Cheapest. Sech'cr X Co,
GEocers, Bush house block, Bt..elo1:e.
-Housekeepers viii bear IN mind that
F. the best fs alvays the eheapest. and that
the puresi Is always the best you can get
the best and puresi groceries q Scch.cr y
Co., and hence the cheapest.
1t - announced that Rev. J, H..
Harpster. late missionary Of the Lutheran
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Gut THIS OUT AND SAVE
u Money when you desire 10 purchase
Cent Notice.
cent Perforated Board
cent 9xll New England Chrpmas
80 cent Drawing slatus.
cent 80 Pins IN ono paper.
cent = dozen Hair Pms.
- cent Morocco Leather pockcl-bools
8 Cent pack Of Good Envelope.
Is cent on. Zephyr.
q cent per cake Toilet soap
~ cent Gilt easel Frames for Photo.
graphs.
cent per quire good note paper
cent chi!drcns' Round Combs.
u cent vanished Rustic Motto Framcs.
IL Cenuoo.h Bgu hes.
10 cent Hair Brushes.
cent JupRneesc Fans
cent per pair iOrGAricr.
These aud many other bargains can bc
had at the cheap stationary store, next
door to the post oiice.
10 CENTS 4 QUART FOR FRESH
ROASTED PEANUTS
=Sl 20 for n Complete set Of CROQU EFT.
. .JEWEbRI, j a Handsome Assortment ut
Je~elry at cost
| WALL PAPER, prices OF Wall Papci
reduced to cents and III cents.
/, Sale for Cash and Cash only Pos, Ofct
! Book store.
JAS, WEIGH IL co.
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Nervous Debility.
Sr,s:ss as:s'P Par.
Factory Established in 1866.
FROM ,he prasE.

From the Press.
From q b. White, Editor Haeketts.
town, y. j. Herald.
The organ has rich, deep ana soul-
stirring tone could not stay In tho house
without IT, Ii helps wonderfully 10 drie
away the thoughts Of hard tines
The Lebanon Pa, Daily News.avs.
We arc IN receipt OF enc of those ive
octave Parior Organs, manufartnrcd H..
ID. T. Beatty Washing gton, N. j, Tbis
organ lsa hne, solid black walnut case
ana ~ tona IL cannot be surpassed ~ ar, :,
instrument OF its kind "'''
From The Lowell Neb Register
we received this week, direct from
the manqiaeturer, ID. T. beatty. Wesb.
l9'gton, n. j., his justly celebrated organ.
eslegant IN Appearance and handsomelv
furnished unexcelled in richness ana no,r,
eF OF tone, We are moro than pleased
with il. and heartily recommend il To spv
one contemplating Of purchasing an ar.
Best offer given. Money refunded pnor
return ot organ and freight CHARGES nei5
by ne ID. \: Beatty both ways IF ubsat. p''i.
iSSiaetory, after test trial Of Eve days
organ warranted for six years. :
Agents wanted everywhere male or "a.
male, to canvass for this SUPERIOR instrn,
hen| Address ID. f. BEATTY.
ashlngtOn, New JERSEY
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Frlo Nall Wcst NiaFath II Wc1t, Iotk HaVcn ~
caumudatiuu Nest and Day Express Hast mako close
gnruect nt Northumberland with l. itit trains
for Nilkrshasru and Scranton
rriu Mail West, Niagara l.k Nuat and tF4u lAt
West and Lock Haven Accommodation Nrst male
close connection % WilgiamEpoTI with X W trains
north.
Ero Mail West Niagara Express West, and Day rs
East make close connection at Lock Haven with b T.
V Hlt trains.
Eria Mail East and Wet connect az Frc With trains
ON J. y IS n ttlt. a. CORY with q a Rlt ~
4 NltR.
Pari1r cars RillIn hetWeen philHautphta and VIII
Iamsport on Niagara a West Erto ~ Wuat, Phila-
dolpha Express i.astt and Day In East aud SUNDAY
IA East, sleeping cars on all plight trains,
MM. A. BALDWIN,
General superintendent
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HIBSMANS' HOTEL.

~, MILKOY, PA.
I1e best able anl@bar, Shd excellent
sta0lng Tor horses, Aizo a fine resort for
summer borders. Buss to depot. and
dally stages y Centre county. Charge
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aad receive pFoHosa.> i2E ba.."~;1nS oi the
2AhlS ee'%se- s." l'.I.' ., ana .. .o1 j"F'.'
tween said ra.a.s NAV be ra. in -aaa5ar
order within a reasonable time giving an
operated rAa.s's ! ot UH"aas,Is as any miles
..' ..'g : s5.s p g ..,',' - '., ~. H., = s,~.. ,.
nose.
-Tal7e IS p-aspaa. for grand rail
Tesd las..ea, 81 OF near 'a' I ''.'s, o' '",
y . - 'A.'''1 rae '.e o'e.,..H .... '.s 'I
mo 1 Guns '.'.''s' ~. ,...'e. "'.' ..'
a'1g. 'a">e "''''' '.'.''''' '.' " 'E'' ram
ana ! "''' county "'.' '.'" %. '.,' |e.s ''
'',e ',-''l ~ -..'' ~ - ,... '.'.,', -.
,, upon '.' ''.,' ~. ..''s. "a .-- ,"'I. '.s'
valley will Join ia giving our Union coaa-
~ friends hearty welcome. aud drown
the whistle Of the iron horse wi.h their
cheers. We informed Prasflen. Sl.sar
that such 8 Jubilee was Jus; the thing ana
Il ne can pe7.ec. aFEaa Seaen's--oi ""ilh
iaere Is no uaNos-'Ae railroad picnic "'1t
come OIL We Will give further notice as
wo learn more definitely about j"
-THE AMERICAN PrarLE.-No pea.
ple in the world surer as mach with dys-
peps.a ss Americans. Although years Of
cxre-ig.ce in medicine had failed 20 ae>
eonp..sa q certain ana sure remedy Tor
IAIs disease ana rs e4ee-'' s@'A rs sour
s.aNacA, AtAEt' tlg@r ~a.gf-oEasA, sl-A
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NOTICE :
Ayers
HAIR VS!gO1',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which In at
once agree
able, healthy,
and eGectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
SFdde5 or gray
MAR fs SOON
RESTORED fo sfs
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LEWIS. OLIVER g. PHILLIPS
NOTICE.

II
4 Letters tesi8mentary on the s5.ate OF
Susannah Kline. ot Aagonsburg, deceased,
having be,n granted 10 the undersigned,
jall persons indebted to said estate are re,
Iquired TO make immediate payment, and
Those having claims against the same 10
Iprcsen: them, duly authenticated by law,
for 1ttlemeut JER. KLINE,
Aaronsburg.
u. X. ii Eek MAN,
Imy5l Sugar Valley.
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At Wm. Wolfs are Tor ale Knapp
patent curtain fixtures, advertised in an
other column Of the Reporter. They al,
the most convenient out. IT,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-14

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias.
10 me directed, will be exposed 10 Pubic
sale, at the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADwAY.
In Delaware City, In Red Lion Hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 2oth Day Of September.
ls.. al O'Clock. p. m, the following de-
scribed real estate viz:
All that lot OF land situated In Delaware
Clty, Red Lion Hundred, New Castle Conn
y, and state OF Delaware, marked on the
plan OF the town aforesaid. No. 70, sItuafe
on the southeast side of McLane street and
beginning al the distance OF 60 feet north
eastward from the northeast side OF FonTfh
street, ana extending thence soufheasfward
Ip ieet 10 Green street, thence northeast
Naru along Green street 10 a point in the in.
tSrsectlon OF Green and West Canal sfI esat
Aence northwestward along the yesterl Y
side OF said W est Canal street TO a poinf n
ne Intersection OF said West Canal ard
AcLane streets, and thence south westward
along the said McLane street. about 250 f@af
70 the place OF beginning. containing -
square Ieet, be the same more or less
seized and taken in execution as the mo-
perry OF Jacob r. Fetters. and sarah his
Vile, mortgagors; Rebecca Fetters, ,suryjy-
ing mortgagor OF John and RebecCa r effers
morlgagors, and the heirs Of John Fetters
deceased, and l. /, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRCBB. Shertfy.
Sheriff's office, New Castle ! -A-
Sept. ], ,ls1s. sept -3tax
The daily gazette., 1877-09-14
PERSONAL.

Wendell Phillips, tie great Boston ora
tor. Is reputed 10 be worth s250. 90.
Henry Ward Bet cher will visit California
next spring, lecturing about twenty nights
en- route
Salyini and Rossi, the celebrated Italian
ragedians: are both resting at their country
seats near Florence
Daniel W. voorhees,, OF Indiana, starts
in November on a lecture tour confined
mostly TO New England.
Ex-Governor Hendricks has postponed
ms return 10 America, and will not sail
until The 2sIh instant.
II the pretty girls wear their hats much
Iurther back on their heads they'll have 10
onthem.
Persons who have not succeeded we'll at
sPe.!ns oees may be interested 10 know
tnat the late Professor y ott of Union Col.
4ese' was a very poor speller.
Queen Victoria will. ii is reported, go Il
Berlin shortly TO witness the marriage q
her granddaughter, Princess Charlotte. Il
the Prince OF Meinlngen.
Herbert John Gladstone. University Col.
lege. one OF the sons OF the ex-Premisr ma,
been appointed lecturer il modern hisior,
AT keole College. and will commence hi,
duties in october.
London correspondents say that Jane
Gorden Bennett Is enjoying himself there
He drives about the city after beautifU
black horse. and is receiving many atten
tIons from both nobility and gentry.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-14

Mr.. Hayes in his Dayton speech
drew parallel between the settle E
ment of the epresidential election and
his southern policy. After referring
to the fact that the contested election
was settled peaceably, he said: 1T oc-
cured to me that the American people
would be glad to have such methods
applied to the relations then existing
between the states" Mr.. Hayes is pur
sued by the rumor that he is a fraud,
and hence his restless anxiety to curry
popular favor, but he makes an eyre
gious blunder when he thinks the
American people wish to see the meth
DDS of the last election settlement ever
spplied TO anything else,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-14
Registers Order.
REsIsrzR,s 0rFrcR, -,

RE9IsrRR's 0FFIcR, eF
New Castle o.. Seplember 7th 1s7T.S
Upon the applicauon OF vicsor DuPonf,
Administrator c. II. A. of eEliEa Pat
terson, late OF Wilu1ingpoa Handred.in
said Couniy deceaseds 4 Il ordered and al
rected blythe Register that thss AdIntnistfa
tor, Aforesaid give notice of the granting OIL
Letters of Administration upon the Estate
Of the deceased with the date of granting
thereof by causinga vertisements 70 be posi-
ed within forty days from the date OF such
letters, In six ofthe most public places of the
County OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same. or ahide by ian act As
sembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the Wilmington
GAzETTE newspaper published in VII
mfngton, and TO be continued therein three
weeks. (e. o. d. IL.
49,, Given under. the hand and Seal
d. 8. OF office of the Register aforesaid
t~~) at New Castle in New Castle Co,
Aforesaid the day and year above written.
S. c. BIGGS, Register.
- NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, TO the Administrator on or
before Septem Der Ith 1s5Sor abide the Act OF
Assembly in such casemade and provided.
t, VICTOR Dupont,
Address, Administrators. c. T. A. ~
Wilmington. Del SeDlt-3WeOd