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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
TO CONSUMPTEYES.

MFlIbN, that ~C"uigr 81 humanity,
u l. the great dread al the human family, N
al CIvIi1Zr'i countries
feel confident that | am in possession of the
only sure. iniailibl, l;rmely-uuw known to- tire
Professionalism the pu.IIIvc ami speedy en-" al
that dread disease. AMI It's unwelrorue~ concnnir-
ants. viz 'ararrh. Asthma. bronchitis, Nervous
Drhliiiiy Ac &c- twenty eight Years expert
"nrc nS - busy r%ractitl"' er, IN The best t"nsump-
ton Hospitals OF the plh aud Ne Wurlt. Has
Taught nv the value ni this Medicine in The cure
u all Ihl"il AMI Lung complaints.
Ih"~" suffering wIiu con -uInlitiun or any at
th' ah"Ne maldui'-, hy undressing me, giving
SYMPTOMS, they shall Il" put IN possession al
this great boon. without charge, AMI hall have
the benefit OF my experience in thousands oi
cns"- sue. "r~Iuliy treated Full directions Tor
preparation aud n-', amt all necessary advice
aud Instructions Tor successful treatment 1T y"ur
own home, Will h- received by Won by return
mail, free of charg', by addressing
Or. JOHN y. BURNETT,
GS Jefferson Street,
aprli-Iy LOUISVILLE, y
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ADMINISTRATIONS, zor,sy.

t.lltRN "i atmInI-rIar.uu oh IT,, r-il.r u,
IL Isaac Palmer deceased. Wen. -r.....
I" the Undersigned on The 3s0.i fr, 81 Nu-.-..
80, 10y tie Probate count CT Lai4y,;;, count,
Missouri.
All persons having claa ms a-aru-: sal ,-iate
are required to .XtInIt lnru Iur ~.iinHaur. ga f,.
administrator Wl:nin ",' 500. after i.. .ll.t al
sand letters, at th'y may i" .r.u,,.i from .ar
o'ntli Si such estate. Ant i -U'u claim 70
not exhibited wI,iEn tNu lr.u~ 4ruuG i.. ...,..t
said letters they VIII h" forever hnrr,-l.
JOHN r. i;N.A<b.
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FURTY YEARS BErnRE Il PUBLIC.
DR.. 6. McLANE'S
CELEBRATE
PILLS.
lIcratit;s. or Liver Complaint.
pysrsrs:, A~n s1rH III ,n.cIE

Symptoms OF a Diseased Liver.
pAIN;nthc rights .unlrrthe edge
L Of the ribs. increases on ~.cS>u:c;
sometimes the pain j. ii the .ctt SIDE;
'rrp3'irn.iocIic,ya hictoiiconthc left
>:.ir; CONFERENCE.-The pain is tcltunder
the ,hnuIGcr-hiatc. and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder. and
is sometimes mistaken for 4 rheuma-
-m.nt4c"rm The stomach;sattcct
q w III loss OF: appetite and sickness;
* bowel, II general are costivc,
Sometimes alternative with lax; the
Observation-Disclosures pain. accomnan-
led win adult. heavy sensation i'll Tic
ts.N past. There is generally 4 CON
s;,lr,a. < loss Of memory. ACcompAn-
lei with a:utul sensation OF having
l~ttuuto~c something which oughtt,
have been done. y slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
b;!itv lie is easily startled. HI, fectarc
t0.iorburning and hecompiainsot!
rt,,klv scusationofthc skin; ms >pir-
is are low: and although he i salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial.
to HIM. vet he can scarcely summon
un iorti,ude enough to Try it. In fact,
he di>trusts every remedy Several OF
the above
Int cases have occurred where t.H OF
them existed, vet examination OF the
body, aiterdcath, has shown the LIVER
to nave been extensively d~crangei.
AGUE AND FEVER
DIR. c. M!LANE's Liver PuLs,IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine, ale productive OF
the most happy results. no better
cathartic car be used, preparatory TO,
or after taking Quininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease 20 give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimple purgatIve they arcuncquaied.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. &. MCLANEs
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has Il rcd wax seal on
the lid. with the impression Dir.
M'LATE's LIVER Pulls.
Thcgcnuinc M:LASE LIvER Pills
bear the signatures of &. NJ: LANE.
and FLEMI<G Bros. on the wrappers.
VInsist ON vorir druggist OF tore
keeper giving v"u the genuine Dr. {.
MELANE'S LIVER PIiIS. prepared
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ADMlys>TRaTss,<. xoy,.r

EIIEE> oil administration .i, ,... .,:,f. .,
IL liiE'- " P"i:Iu. deceased. ,...sT.srl ..
IL" Gn'r'-i@n"'! "m 'h' 2.r,'l day at iu.!-g r..
u ~" i'fo"ai, ca II "i Lafayette v~uaiIg. No
All p-r-uua having claim. a-.,u.. -..l ,-r.t.
are required 1" rNniiIt ttrin tor allowance. 70.
III" aiInir!airatrIA Within oI-N.i. aI.gt A,...
al e.tid letter, ~ iLrr mis i. ...r.E., t....
any bcEeii; ut ,;trh "-itt.: and n -u.. ..,,. 70.
mol exhibited within jwV S,.T- lIsii. ... dale, Yt
AM letters, They VIII bu forever n--...5
MARY rf1ETf>.
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ADMINIsTRATUR.s Sn.,c.

ELLIS o: administrative on the estate .i
IL h"HIa~ j i:ir'.>'.c. ,i-.,.-..i. MI. -...-.t
+" the Undersigned IN III 1ith ,t.v uf ,Hr...
l,.'. by the Probate court 81 Ltl4y.ii- ,..,,,.
Missouri.
All persons having claims against sal o-'4:,
are ltlnifel 10 "AhiDit them L. m" ipr allowance
within on" year ALTER III. q. t.. Di -a..: f,,f..- .-
they may to" precludei from ANY hru,ur ~ -s..
estatc and II eGCh claims he not exhibited wF:..-
IN NO yeaio from TN dix nt sad .st;.rs. ;arr
Will toe forever barrel
John l.. SANDERS.
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For S,oInachs out OF Order.

No medicine Will So ,uvCiWaily Ill!I,ruNr BIN"
tone Of the stomach a. thrs" PIlls: they T"iilnHr
all acIdI;y occaaIpned either by lu'cuI"rar'" u'
improper diet. They reach The Liver and t''iu'"
II Ia II healthy action: they ~" WON'T rl0lh
eilicaci,u- IN CASTS I'll sja>in-in 'act irrN h"N'i
fail in curing all disorder pi tiu itN'r amt
stomach.
HDLLOWAI'S PILLS AZ" til" beet known III
the world Tor the following hi-rr-'~. A-uv,
Asthma, Bilious Complains, liir'Ch'~ On H."
skin, Bowels, Consumption. Debility, D."p-A,
Dys.ntrry, Eiyslp"ia>, Female iir' gniarit~,
Fev,rs 81 all kinds. Fits, i'"Gi, H. H'ia":c, In
digestion. Inflammation, j nuHdIc", ifN-i i'm-
plants, LUmhaEn, Plies, rheumatism, l;"i'It-
ton of Urine, Srroiuia or Kings ENi!, sore
Throats, Stone and Gravel, lI,-pnutpu',u>.
Tumors. Ulcers, Worms oil AL klnn>, Mr"h-
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II

None are genuine unless the signature Of j.
HAYpoCK, ~ agent for the United States. .m-
rounds each box OF Pills, and ointment. \
handsome reward will he given To- any on" rcI-
dering such information As may lead /" the de
lection ot any party OF parties CuumluT!-ltIusr
the medicines or Venting the same. knowing
them to be spurious.
'.'Solh at the mandatory of Professor !i"I..
LowAY \ Co, New York. and Icy all rosi,ctt-
BILE druggists and dealers III medicine through
out the civilized, world, IN boxes at - cents, IL
cents and ST each.
Il. There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions tor the guidance at patients
in every disorder ~. ali Ne,l 10 each bon.
office, liz Liberty ST. New York.
RICHARDSON Co, AGENTS,
oct2s-ly II. Louis, Mo.
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sLE.GGAlg gntGlllgenter.
OFFICIAL C0ISTY PAPER.
MYsTERIES OF DIGESTION.

in. wu to the aHuG.t vi ~Ilr~rrV. ii.
Martin -u C.uad.lu Of French descent.
IN Tie year Is. when he WAS is Years
rlI au.i whit e,mnicHrd in Ihc service
O.. The american FUR Company. III Can
:,!a.ha r.. extraordinarily wounded Ivy the
",t-.lgr,..ut = muskrt loaded with duck
~gu-. e.. h.. calls il. but which Ia.st, we
into. ,,v, hr,n about The size O chuck
~haf TN. CHARGE. entering. internally
tr.m I..h;u,; PASSED 0uite through his
body te,rf,o ntf rh, muscles. 4; irving
.v.iy hal, II the sixth rib, lacvratiny
H. ar lin. If fhg LUNGS A. well Is tn,
t~-,rr-.rn, rn,rtnr3tin" The stpmach.nnd
,~yr.-.rr in View The referendum. nr
roLnriur # the heart \ portion II the
r,,..r 81. f,r.,,. - tur.ry'> lee. Iacrr4trd
.,.f ru~n: md inst below TINS. a Dor
IH,n ,r rnr .,r,n.,.h rrrtruJcd from the
,-,r,I IN. hood ,t rh, same time pass
ir.r ,.~,i,nb ,br ,r.f,,. thus made in the
sf.'n.4.h This uriffrr has never healed.
,,,t ,b~.,.rh Il, th, urpr..s, of DIGESTION
,'r ~" rMI NV seer in fine stomach pr
49,. ,r H.. .,rrrr. who attended
f.rr ,ntt.LrI wear. - "A Volume
,,..y,. M, from, th,. ,irts connected with
this case. and entitled DR.. Bcaumout>
lt,.r...,y and E<ugrimcnt~." This
"''N 'i''.''' 81. VI. Wv
'NI' '.'''''> on Nt''''', 1T" may y
,,.' 80 .. ''' '''"'''''', VI ~ '"' ,E,,
..'" H'." -. Iv" H"IEr.' ~, -,
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--.'.' Is Il H'i'1iVh' II "o"'"' ai "'h'In 49,.
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.'.'~ '' ''.' No. ~ ;.:a, 49,,
~ ~ 80
A'" al" "'e't>'""e "''ttH ~
'"''m previous "1'''e> u INC P'H>
t.t"N.
II "'> ."'a' '@'' "L''"A ''Nt'I "i""
III nj. ~..H"''A tAtH al noun "'Loi'
G....'.I. "t~ I'll" effect 10 irmP'FaF'tF
i.1.i.t.' the process ot utSes'!oH ior Il
I"E.nt 81 tour hours. Moreover It's III
t.ir.ee upon the ~'jonIAcL. nh"cE Ger
tam ,..cHn>t.tnceS. Is 'Uch as prevent
t..' "r- III NOM recovering lis hatura!
md neatly t'Hc ior thrty-'lN hours alter
the brandy i swallowed; when NJ the
.N,-.r+-rtrr. at thai time IL restoration 10
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III
4 SAFE, Sure, SOi Nd and STRONG COMPANY.
81 Years Old. With Eighty Million
Dollars Assets.
MUTUAL LIFE ms. Comply,
OF NEW IORk,
{. WINS0R & SON, Agents.

I!i- j. cattle! the CHER \I.TtE OF Lie In-u-
: rIIir. Companies irs"Ii-, It J. founded On i
Koch OF HIGHLY MILLION p~n!I-NR~,
auI wirE II goes un!'r th'n lI,r"n Ion nthrt.i's
tluIui.-t
i LIFE lN>I hNt Policy ahr,,- AL
things, You wanr t" tr y ri. iHru c"ntr L" The
WORLD
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08

aud .ci a Policy Al I"~- cost than ~ ANY other.
H. contracts 81" pirlu Ia" credit. un Uuir-. IL
Ci-I. Premium 'irCr'n-U- "V,Ty Year. ,Iii on
tie agents at Lexington Iut get I.iiul,,l, = and
RATE l.. "tN~pIt y son,
IIiN2S-iu Nysprs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
HOLLOWAl'S PILLS
i""""'~'i~ ""~" N" following Li.ra.,s.
DISORDER OF THE kfDNhs>.

In all diseases affecting these organs, w}.uiHr,
they secret. too much or too ii'!l" water: "r
whether they lc afflicted with stone ar gravel. "r
with aches AM, pains settled IN iii" Ions over
the regions "t the kiun"N>. these Pills -holJi'i
b. taken according Ia the printed directions, ant
the Ointment should he we'll lUhhri Juio iHr
small OF the back n bed time. rus t"tim'ui
Will give almost immediate rrlIci y hen al u!h,-
,-.I,- n,, ga. t.l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
L0VcrPriCcSt Ever Before!

Black Yak and SILK Laccs, silk Fringes and
Ribbons at prime Cost.
Carpet Remnants and Brussels Rugs much
less than Cost.
Ladies' Linen and Grass Suits very cheap.
We are offering big drives in Honey Comb
and Marsailles Quilts.
We have a very attractive stock OF Lawns,
Black Grenadines, Black Cashmeres and Mohalrs
at popular prices.
We invite special attention to our excellent
stock of Black Cloths, Cassimcres and Doesklns.
We are anxious to reduce this stock to make
room for our fall Clothing. We are cutting
these goods low.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
EIN&E. "a

NoIliI l. h'r"ts given 10 ali rH,- g'urs AMI
= olncrs interested IA the estate at tMrt.,u,ts
'. Eckte, dc"c.ta"'!, that tire Urirr~I4itH -
r'u'"re fald "r''i". int"at- '"'u"h' tr.' t.
lc'I, o. the PROBATE rnuI' uI LAFAYETTE count.
du-lS-It ittDEH ft.f f,..i..r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
PILLS.

~ had no appetite; Holloway PHI cave ne
a hearty one
Your Pills are marvellous. -
al send for another box, and keep them in ~.
house.
'Dr. Holloway has cured my headache lhu'
was chronic.
II gave on. OF your Pills to NV l,ab, Tor rnal-
era murhns. The dear liltIc tang got w,ii u
day.'
My nausea of "A morning j. NOW cured -
'1uur box Ui II l.Oway'> Ointment cared u.
of noises IN the head. / rubbed ,,i,r ct y,uf
ointnent behind tie ears, and the noise ha-
lcll.'
'>end me two boxcs;l want one for % poor
family"
- enclose Il dollaI; your rrlco Is - cents, but
the medicine to me i worth a dollar"
''>"nd M i've boxes oil Your Pills.
Let me have three boNc- at your rIIls hy re-
turn mail. Tor tlulls ard Fever
l have over -uU sucn testimonials as ti.s-, but
want OF space councils me to yuuylIir
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08

And all erlip;iuns OF the SIN, ,m.- ointment f-
most Invaluable. II does not heal externally
atone, hu' I""rtrat"a win tn most >culrhA.
effects IN ihr very root %! Inc rAIi
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

Boston don't trouble itself much
about party lines or party cries in voting
for municipal officers. The people there
or majority of them at least-look for
the men that will do the best service for
the city, and if they cannot get them
handy within the lines of their respective
political parties, they go outside. In this
way they generally get good Mayors, such
as Mr.. Rice, Republican, was, and as Mr..
Castor, Democrat, was also. Both these
made such good mayors that each was
made Governor of the State, and each of
them is now the most available candidate
Of his party for any Office in Massachu-
setts that is TO be submitted to u vote of
The people.
Dividing on party lines, the voters of
Boston are pretty evenly balanced, but a
good Democratic candidate can generally
carry the city against an indifferent Re-
publican +; and, conversely, a good Re
publican candidate has no difficulty in
beating an Indifferent Democrat. Mr..
Prince, the present Mayor, is a Demo
cral, but did not come up to the eXpec-
tation of the Independents who voted for
him, so they dropped him, to elect Mr..
Pierce, who is Republican, just as they
did few years when they put in Mr..
CASTOR, Democrat, over Republican.
That is the right way to work municipal
elections. In about two months we are
TO have an election in Philadelphia to fill
vacancies in Councils, and the Boston
plan of taking the best men, regardless
CT politics, will be good discipline for
that election.-Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

ABOUT five thousand people assembled
in the Tabernacle in Chicago last night
and passed resolutions denouncing the
decentralization of silver as an act done
covertly in the interests of the bondhold-
ers, and demanding the repeal of the law.
They also ''yiSw with alarm the attitude
II the President on the financial ques-
ton. The opponents of the silver bill
and of the remonetizdtion of silver could
lot get together an audience of tive hun
red people, in any city OF the country,
- favor their pernieious views. Their
.'sosant presumptions, ana their insolent
p:e;enslon OF superior wisdom in regard
70 financial matters, fail to arouse popu-
ar feeling in their behalf The people
E', have the sound silver dollar once
more.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

FRUITS OF HONEST RULE.-In South
Carolina, under the carpet-bag rule, the
expenses of the State government for the
year 1872 were S1,090,070 and for 1878
Sl,046,367, whilst under Gov. Hampton's
administration the expenses of the gov
ernment for one year have been 1892 $50
only one-tourth of the amount squan-
dered under republican maladminIstra-
ton. This is certainly enough to en-
courage the people of South Carolina to
so on TO perfect the good work, to restore
in every particular old-time frugality old
time honesty and old-time credit.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

WHAT THE RESULT WILL BE.-Ae-
eording to the Leiyet'S New York cor
-espondenb Mr.. Coukliug's recent victory
fFaught with important results. In
-ecent letter he said 1T IS an open Sc
;ret at the political clubs, Is well as at
lie gray building in Wall street, that if
senator Corkling finally succeeds in
-nwart.ng the Administration with refer
enee TO the New York nominations, the
CSstom House will be used as A machine
20 accomplish certain other ends which
NE. Conkllng has in View, having for
-netT object the removal Of Mr.. Eyarts
Hsst, as a competitor for the United State,
HenatorsLlp, and, second, as a possible
wal for the Presidential nomination in
-eee. With Nj. Arthur kept where he
= The next step Wi, be to ConkIinejza
lie local Republican Committees. and by
--ai process 10 retain Powerin the Senate.
his is no; mere political dream. Mr..
O'uAlns belongs to class OF politicians
Who have in2om!table energy, and a
marvellous faculty CT farming present op-
poriuniiles TO future account. The Dem
oeFAts, 1t IS proper 70 say, are not wholly
~1s'AteIested spectators Of this impend-
.ns rupture in the Republican ranks. If
Mr.. ConkliAg persuade enough Northern
democrats to enable him to defeat the
poAeh OF The President il this matter.
hey plainly foresee serious trouble with
me Southern wing OF the party, who, if
only from motives of self-interest are
'oand to stand by that policy"
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

THERE seems to be no end of novel
ties in the entertainment line. We have
women who undertake to walk hum
dred miles in twenty-eight hours .
dancing master who waltzes ten hours
without ceasing white and colored baby
and cat shows and stone images or pet
rifactions. The latest novelty is wrest-
ling match between an athlete and a
trained bear. In this contest the bear
got the best of the man. After the third
round the professor retired. and a man of
muscle, but not of science, took his
place. The bear threw the giant three
times, but in the fourth attempt bruin
was tioored by main strength, as desert
bed in yesterdays GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
in 1884, is the largest and most hourishing
weekly paper in the State, and has a larger
clrculatioutnan any other ON the Peninsula
Published every Thursdayafternoon, ut 81
per year, In advance.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
REGISTERS Orders.
Registers order.
REG1srER,s OErIcr

New Castle county, Nov. 10, 1877
Upon the application OF Otto j. Stiiber,
~ administrator of John j. Stiiber, Sr.
late of Wilmington hundred, in said coun-
ty. deceased, II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the administrator afore.
said give notice of granting of letters OF
administration upon the estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters, in SIX of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate To present the same or abide by an A ct
of Assembly in such case made and pro-
Vided. And also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period In the VIZ
mlngt0n Gazette, "a newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks, e. o. d.
t-~~-) Given under the hand and seal OF
l. 5 office of the Register aforesaid, at
~ New Castle, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. c. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

QUERY.--If the GAzETTE's "wither-
ing severity" is surpassed in "clearne IS
and brilliancy" only by its editorials on
the silver question, what can surpass the
brilliancy of the Erery EUening'S edito-
rials on the same subject Its editor
rises in financial knowledge so far above
all the advocates of The silver bill, that
to his exalted intellect they appear in the
low and debasing character of "fools"
and "knaves," while their views never
rise above the level of ''crazy Visions"
and "attacks upon the public credit
Why not let this mighty intellect settle
the entire financial problem by itself.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

Hon. John q. Sheppard, the new Speak
er of the South Carolina House ofDele-
gates, is the Youngest man ever elected
The position IN that State, being only
Eenty-seven years of age. He is ac-
credited with having developed unusual
ability as a manager, and as chairman of
the committee on ways and and means
OF the House displayed marked capacity
for finance,
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14

THE DAILY GAZETTE is published every
afternoon Sunday excepted y at 4l6 Market
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
towns and Villages. for six cents a week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, So in
advance.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
EDULATIONAL.

THE HOME INSTITUTE,
i A SELECT DAY AND RIDING
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and Chill
DREN, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
Der 10th. Our aim is to combine Home cul-
ture with moral and mental discipline.
while we insist upon thoTou0Iness in every
branch. English, Latin, Music, Modern
Languages, Drawing and Oil Painting,
Object lessons throughout the course. Num-
Der of boarding pupils limited. PRICES
SUITED TO THE TIMES.
Circnlars may be obtained at the book
stores or by calling upon or addressing the
Principals.
Ntrssrs A. NJ. HOUSTON,
s B. L. HOUSTON, A. B.
No. 800 Delaware A venue,
aug2l Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
DECEMBERII,IS11.

Now that Conkling has the President
down he is kicking him hard, and his
friends are organizing raid all along
the line. On Wednesday night num-
Der of federal oiliceholders in New York
city were elected to office in connection
with the local republican organization in
plain contempt of the Presidents order
of last June,
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
Appointments by the Governor.
sTATE on DELAWARE-

LIST OF COMMISSIONS Governor to Dstic
Notaries Public
lh 1876 and ending Monday December dol
ON
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
DUBLIC SALE ON
L THURSDAY, DEC. 18th,

At 6l3 West Third st.
The intire stock of household and kitchen
furniture, walnut set marble topped ward
robe, mahogany bedsteads, bureau, enclos-
ed washstand, beds and pillows. wash
bowls and pitchers, Ingram, rag, stair and
entry carpets, cane and winsor chairs, cur.
tains with spring rollers, looking glasses,
marble topped table extens on table
dishes, lamps, maps, washing machine,
wringer, tubs, buckets, baby coach, mo-
lasses cans, tea caddies, spice cans l eagle
coffee mill, lot of globes, scoops, cotton and
hemp rope, half peck, trays chicken coops
benches, wheelbarrow, kegs, baskets, mar
ble slab, butter tubs ana prints, tarpaulin.
d Chester County shoats, and many other
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
+. HUSBANDS.
DRAKE & MERRIcK, auctioneers.
deC6-Gtd
The daily gazette., 1877-12-14
No17TCE

All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the administrator on
or before November 18th, 1878, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. OTTO j. STIIBER, Admir-.
Address, Wilmington Del. noV22-3w.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18
A TnEkTr OH rEACf.
Louisiana and South Carolina 10 be RAISED
To The Fuil nigniiy VI stahs Of
the Union.
The Packard and Chamberlain Govern
upnts III he Left to lilo Away.
oar Fmbasrndcrs Iseterasng with the
goad hsna.


Especial TO New Orleans Democrat
WASHINGTON, MAroh t7.=Nearly all
the ambassadors atid ministers pleni-
petentiAry who have been representing
the Nichols government at this court
Tor tho last six weekB received their
passports trailtoad passes) and sailed
for New Orleans Tonight, q Ia new
Secretary Of the Navy, III palace cars.
They have been entirely successful In
framing treaty with Hayes, by which
tho Federal army Of occupation is 10
be withdrawn from LouiHiana and her
territory guaranteed against further
Invasion. Among tho stipulatious Of
this treaty Ia that Packard shall DO
permitted to keep hotel In the st. Louis
bouae so long as he can pay his bills,
and that he be allowed TO take his own
time In packing up to emigrate; he Ia
not even to be molestod with respect 10
any stolen property which may be
known or suspected TO be In his pos
session.
South Carolina is to be similarly re-
lieved. and both provinces will be raised
10 the dignity of States In tho Union on
Wednesday, "Let us have peace"
BUELL..