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E. j. MILLER & CO.,
Importers OF
CHINA and QUEENSW ARE

AND DEALERS III
Glassware, Window Glass, Lamps, Cha"deIler
and Fancy Goods.
No. G5 King street.
Wa haye now IN store, purchased direct from
the manufactures, q full, complete ana mana
some assortment of goods in our line, To "hich
we invite spccisl attention.
French China Dinner Sets, complete, III rinln
white, gilt band and decorated; French emma
Tes Sets, in gilt band and decoratedi French
China Guns and Ssucers, gilt band and plain
white French China Vases, new patterns ana
very handsome; French China Toilet Sets
Moss Rose and other patterns; English Iole'
Sets, handsomely decorated, something new; =;
China Mugs, Toy Tea Sets, Glass Vases, &c :.
We bave the largest and most complete stGch ;ch
we are Offering at very low figures. Gall ana
examine OF goods and prices. ltin .
TEpATINE, the great remedy for dyspcp-
Iii sin and al diseases or complaints that arise
from disordcred liver Also GLOBE, FLOW
Err SYRUP, the popular remedy for Colds,
Coughs and all diseases Of the lungs. A large
supply of both of the above for sale by ,
does Z. 5. LEADBEATER& BRO
CT1HE PATENT MACHINE MADE Me-
/ TALIC HAIR BRUSH
Tie advantages this brush possesses over all
othe- brushes is its eticscy in cleansing the
head from dandruf, which Is SO destructive to
| IN 9 rOUls o. Lll3 uaiI. Otst lCSeisCo
nov IL WAKEFIELD s. HALLS.
ID Il. GEOKGE'S BRAND sUGAR-CUR f.
L EU HAM, small size; ais. !ireakias
| Ba,cu .nd Pure Leaf Lard.
w. Il. JOHNSON,
ian n. +. cor Cam. and Hoya. SIS
NEW ORLEANS. Demerars anl to'ie
| ~ Rico Molasses and Golden Syrup for sslt
low BY
DORT. Sherry, Blackberry, Madelra anc
L Cooking Wines for sale by ,or>oN.
MOCHA, 0. 6. Java, White -: DIX
lN Gsuyra and Rio G fees for .a:c ~ ~
10 - j l.. & Z. MlLBU RN.
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NEW YORK and VIRGINIA APPLES
X< for sale by
nov 2G Il. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
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GROCERIES,, dc.

MIXED and CUCUMBER PICKLES for
v1 sale by
nov "a r. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
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A PPLE, Peach, Ounce, Pear and Plum
"A Butter received to-day by
nov IA j. G. & L. MILBURN
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NfISSES WALKING and SCHOOL
Nl BOOTS-A largo stock in every style and
quality prices low; at WADDEY'S, Il King
street.
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TUST RECEIVED-Ne Lnycr Ralsins and
~ Now Currants w = JOHNSON
oc. 20 4 b. cor Cam and noyal ste.
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NEW BEANS ard Z. PEAS received
~ TO day by
jan j. &. & b. MlLBu KIN.
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4 HOOKING PEUNES and prime Cooking
~ Raisins for sale low by
an5 G VIM RAMSAY.
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DRIME NOS. l, and MACkEREL; also
J. No. Potomac Herring and Shsd for sale by
nov &c K. w. AVERY.
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NEW ORLEANS MOLASS Is, new crop,
A< very fne, in store and for 81 Q by
dec 80 r. w. AVERY, Z26 K,rg ST.
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nUFFEY'S NEW YORK SWEET CIDER
~ in store and for sale by
nov 25 r. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
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"INCE MEAT, APPLE and PEACH
lYk BUTTER and SWEET CIDER for sale by
nov25 r. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
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ID IT GEORGES BRAND SUGARCUR K
L FL HAM, smasl size; a!>t breakfast
Eaccu .nd Pure Leaf Lard.
w. Il. JOHNSON,
ian IL n. +. cor Cam. and Hoya. SIS
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r ARGE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S BOOTS
IL AND SHOES-Protection Toe will wear
twice as long as shoes made in the ordinary way.
They will not wear through the upper at the
satisfaction For sale at WADDEi'S: "A King
ct
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FISHER'S SUNRIVALLEDM MING NEAT
II is tho VERY BEST. For sale by
noVG G. WA1. RAMSAY.
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DINHEAD OATMEAL is the best. For
sale by
jan &. WM. RAMSAY.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY Is coming
into power under very favorable circum-
stances, II has kept itself free from the
corruptions and dishonesty which has
stained and ruined the gteat party that
until recently has endeavored to crush
every Democratic organization in every
State, first with the mob and then with
the Federal bayonet. Against these and
the horde Of negro voters sent to the
polls 10 vote away the rights OF the poor
people the party that is now dying out
from dishonesty, corruption and absolute
rottenness, the Democracy fought and has
prevailed. This is admitted by some
of their own organs. But all the while
they were peculatiog and stealing from
the Government they were damning the
Democrats to utter determination, and
the old organization that brought the
country wealth and standing among the
first powers of Christendom, aud was ad-
mitted to have gwen it the best govern
ment in the world, has actually strdg-
gled against every phaae of power, inclu-
ding negro political slaves, money By
the thousand millions, and all the power
of hundred thousand Office holders and
the whole. army and hayy, until now by
the force of pnbhc virtue against vice it is
about TO ascend again to power and take
the national Congress under its control.
Brave, spotless aud chasteoed The Dem
oeracy comes into power, and it should
be the prayer of every patriot and the
endeavor Of every Democrat that the
Government may be made pure and Kepi
from corruption, and that the great free
country OF which We are all so proaG
may again become what the corruption
lists found it, "'he best government .hs
world ever saw" .I 4,G
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

The Cincinnati Times prints a sensa-
tional dispatch from their Columbes cor
RESPONDENT. The Democrats hay,pq car
rico the State, and having majority in
the Legislatures, Senator Thurman viii
resign bis office as Senator, and thereby
make 1t necessary to elect two United
States Senators. Thurman will resign in
order that Pendieton and Ewing are to
pledge the mao with the bandana hand
kerchief their active support for the
Presidency. This is very nice little
plan, If 1t be true. 1t is done, of course,
with an eye to harmony in the Demo.
cratic ranks! BY this the candidacy ot
Morgan, Payne, Hurd and others is done
| away with. No hard feeling can possibly
result from it. We, of course, do not be-
lheve information to be trne-simply civ,
UT for what it Is worth.-CrciGnci r..
Qutrer ~
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
GENERAL NEWS.

Archbishop Gibbons preached his fare
well sermon in the Cathedral at Rich.
mond, Va, yesterday. He will this week
enter upon his duties IS Archbishop OF
Baltimore and primate of the Catholic
Church in the United States. ,...,....#
The congregation of the church of Sant
Jago, in New York celebrated the eighth
anniversary of Cuban independence yes
te riay. Rev. Mr.: De Paimo preached q
ing everything, if occasion required, to
the principles Of revolutionin Cuba"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
OCT0RER is, 1Isz7,'

CoNeBEss IN, extra session meets To-
day. It is hoped ~ that more harmony
will exist than heretofore, and that the
Republican members will yield to the
urgent efforts oflths Democrats TO carry
forward all Reforms that will tend to
diminish the expenditures ofthe Gov
ernment and put is on 4 sure and safe
footing i.~ 10 hsm hna 's'f'e EDS a~So1'
So far harmony exists with the Demo
Gratis, They have wisely chosen Mr.
Randall for Speaker. His great experi-
ence, wisdom and care in previous Con-
crosses flthimi ppecisely for the position;
and his election will honor those who
voted tor him as we'll as confer honor up
on himself. ',5ht 1.,A :. iri' '- - 'a' .. 1
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
CHERIFF,S SALE,

CHERIFF'S SALE,
~ BY virtue OF writ of Venditioni Expo.
mas, to me directed will be exposed to Pubii-
sale. at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
In Middletown, in st. Georges Hundred
New Castle County, Del, j., on
FRIDAY, the 10th Day of October, 1877
At O'Clock, p. m, The following described
Real Estate, viz: =
lot OF land situated in the town of Middla-
UoWn, bounded ON the north by Main street
on lhe east by lands of William L, Buckle
on the south and east by lands of RoI,ert a
Cochran, Esq, having width of 80 feet on
| Main street and extending of that width Ia
| feet containing 800 square feet of land
more or less, with a two story .'rame dwell.
&c. thereon erected.
| NO. IA lot of ground situate in tbe
Town OF M1ddletown, bounded on the sontI
by Main street. ON the east by lands of Jas
Culbertson, on the north by Andersen
street, and on the west by lands of Mrs. q
q: Smyth. having a width of so feet on
Main street and extending of that widtt
nack 10 emerson street, be the contents
thereol what they may, with a two stor,
Iralre dwelling house, frame kitchen, also
erected. q ~ '"ei e0i
No. IA los of ground situate in tbetow,
OF Middletown, bounded on the nortb h,
Lake street, on the east by lands nov ~
late OF 4. g, Fennimore and lands of AZ
, drew Hushebeck, and on the west by Cali
| arlne street, containing two acres and 7
T square perches of land, be the same mon
Z or less. 81 ---e NioI
: No. 4-The one undivided half interest :,
l a certain lot of land situate in the town -
7 Miduletown, bounded on the north bv A "
0 aerson street, on the east by lands of Ion,
3 vandenbraak and Others, on the south II,
: the heirs or devisees of Levi Ryan. dec,j
and lands of James Cuibertson, on fbe 49,
) by lands of Robert H. Eliason, be the cor %es
tents Een o%nai SLe they may, with a two stor,
: Seized aud taken into execution &c A,
9 property Of Charles E. Anderson, and Il t
g., ISAAC GRUBB sber,e,
Sheriff's office, New Castle, 'nertH.
81 M October 1st 1877. octa
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
at one O'Clock, p. M,

400 dt Que O'CLOCK p m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All the following described lots or pieces
of land situated in the village of ST, GeorLes,
New Castle county and state OF Delaware:
Nod. A lot fronting on Delaware street
fffty feet and extending back at right angles
| with Delaware street aforesaid TO Henry L.
Peckard's Lot; on the r Qrtheast by Samuel
.. Baldwin's lot; on the southwest by Jas.
Garman's lot, contain ing seven thousand
five hundred square feet OF land, with a
| drug store thereon erected az
No. 2. A lot of land on the east corner
formed by the Junction of the Delaware
| City road with the Odessa road, in the viii
laee of st. Georges, as follows. to viii
Beginning at the Junction of the aforesaid
| road aud running thence with the Odessa
'ad south forty degrees, east one hund red
and fifteen feet; thence north forty-seven
| and three-fourths degrees, east eighty -four
| and 1orty-eight one hundredths feet thence
| north forty two and one-quarter degrees
northeast one hundred and fifty feet 10 the
aforesaid Delaware City Road; thence with
the said road south forty-seven and three
| fourths degrees, west eighty feet to the
place OF beginning, containing twelve thou
sand three hundred square feet. more OF
less,wlth stone house and dwelling there
| on erected.
| No 8. A lot of land in the village of St
Georges, bounded on the south by Main
| street, on the west by Second street, on Tho
east by land of Samuel b. Sutton, and
more particularly described as follows, IL
Wit. Beginning at point on Main street
| forty-two feet and three inches from tht
corner OF said Main street ana Second street
thence along said street the same distance
TO Second street; thence north forty mine
feet aud three-fourths OF a degree, east one
hundred and thirty-one feet to other land,
OF Frederick g. Sutton; thence southwest,
erly and parallel with Main street forty
two feet and three inches; thence southerI,
and parallel with Second street fifty-twt
and one-half degrees, west one hundred ant
thirty-one feet to the place of beginning
pc Ihe same more or less, with the build
ings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty Of Albert N. Sutton, and to be soI,
by ISAAC GRITRR SherifT
Sher1ff's office, New Castle,l
October 9th, 1877. 9-ts
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

SHERIFt'S SALE.
- By virtue OF wit of Levari Facias.
70 me dtrected, will be exposed 10 Public.
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S41 Shipley S .reet
Kept by George w. OrSlip, in the civ of
WilmIngio1, New Castle County, Della
ware,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 31st day of October, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate viz.
All that certain lot or piece of LAM. with
the three story brick dwelling thereon
erected, lying and being situated in ,he
City of Wilmington, Aforesaid. bounded
| and describ | as follows, TO viii: Begin-
| mag on the westerly side of King sLree6 be.
| tween Thirteenth and Fifteenth ST. eets a; a
corner OF land belonging to Lewis Zebley
| thence by said side OF King street nor, heriy
! Ieet, . inches to corner of land now ol
| FORM erly of Thomas 8. Newlin, ofthe City
OF Phlladelphia, and State OF Penusylva
ma Ihence by the line of said Newlir
westerly 80 feet to a stake, thence soutberl,
I'd parallel to King street. afore aid )
l feet inches to a corner of land heloneIn,
10 Lewis Zebley, of the City of WHINING
| ION, 1hence by line of said Zeblev easter /,
80 feet to said side of King street. and tiiIj
place OF beginning, be the contents ~ sajf
described land wnat it may, ''N
| Seized and taken in execution as thu nro
| perry of Alexis j. Borrell, and Cafha I'm,
| BorIell, his wife, and t. t., and 10 be sold h,
| ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff'
Sherifrs Off1ce, New Castle, -
Oct. 10th, A. D., 1871. ( octl5-3lwt
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

AN IMMENSE RoosTER.-On the moro.
ing after the election The Cincinnati En-
qtn'er gave vent to its Joy in a half colum n
OF thead lines and by hosting an Immense
rooster. In Delaware we a, 9 satisfied with
a small cut of the bid; but in Ohio the De-
mocracy delight not in small things, and as
their victory was great they must have all
thugs corpesponding'yla large, so The rooster
the Enquirer raised was veTy much larger
than the head Of a barrel and would cover
qOlrer declares hat The victory implies a
demand for The e Dollar of The DaddieS," !"
and the rem onetizaioa o. silver by Con-
gress.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

The New York Herald says: One-half
OF the twenty-five thousand city cigar
makers are on strike, and the revala-
tions they are making in regard to their
business are anything but calculated to
bring about revival of the trade. If il
be true, as repor.ed, that persons barely
recovered fom the most conts 1ious ant
dangerous diseases have been employed
to bind up the fragrant weed, it is time
to place cigar manufacture under som,
sort of legal supervision.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

The Philadelphia Ea mag Chronicle
says: "Ehere are three very good reasons
why the Republican campaign is not a
vigorous one thus far. In the first place
the leaders a"e f"hting each other like
irate tomcats on the roof of a woodshed;
in the second place there is no money
with which to purchase coal oil red shirts
transpareneies, etc., and besides this Cap
tain McClurg wants his pay for last years
services. In the third place, the Ohio
election has so completely taken the
wind out Of their sails that the rotten old
craft, instead of making headway against
the tide,is being carried backward by il.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
hRERIFFS SALES.

0AERIFf's sALE.
ID BY virtue Of Q wIlt ot LevaIi Facias TO
mebirecteds Win be exposed to Public sale
LAFAYH1rE HorEL. ssi sh,pley st.,
-kepthE George WgOrtlip, in the city Of
Wilmington, Now Castle county, Della
ware, ON
SATURDAY. . the 9Th day of October, A.
- ID -f6fT. - --------
At2o,clock. 7. NJ; the following deacri-
Oea AT FsSs A sasa s3ssIn KS n5tor p,.osofrahd VIM
brick Messuage lereon, lying and being
said, bounded and described 9s follows,
that Is 70 say. bg ginning on the line OF the
southerly side OF Eiehth street, AZ the dis.
tance Of l20 feet from the corner formed by
the intersection Of the line of the westerly
side OF Monroe street with the line OF the
soufherly side or Eighth street, thence
soiiherly parallel TO Monroe street IFS feel
to the northefly side OF o twelve feet wide
street, leading fromI Monroe street tc
side Of said stceet and parallei ptosEighth th
stieet 10 feet TO corner, thence northerly
Parallel TO. Monroe Il Street. and passing
tiro1gh the centre Of the vail dividikg The
house on this lot from the house on the 10,
adjoining on The west I1s Ret 70 the south
erly side OF Eighth street, and thence q st
,erly along said side of Eighth street 10 fest
70 the PLACE Of jbeginnings be the edcontents
within said bounds what they nay! zss
properly or William Woilaston, SURVIVING
mortsaecr, snd .. e. Price {. Is, End 70 Be
sold by n 'ada Uu2 hloi oThu 1 ,noe + n ~
=, Ia. yodf ISAAC GRUBB. shefif. 4
Sheriff IS Once; New Castle, q Y 1no 1s ~
'H Oct 6th, A. d.. 1871. .Isd Soctl0rataw-ts
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
TRAIN ROBBER CAPTURED.

Body Taken on The Upicl Pacific Road Re.
cdptt1ed.
A special dispatch to the Times from
Mexico, Mo, says jam Berry, sup
posed to be one OF tue Union Pacific RaIl,
road tra n robbers, has be en- captured in
Galloway county. He had S2,800 on his
person and was badly wounded in the leg
He had also sold SO 600 gold IN Mex,co q
few days ago, and left there for Texas
This gold is said to be identified as part Of
that taken from the train at Big Springs
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
HAYES ENDORSED AGAIN

A meeting ofIen'esonLa.;ves OF Dearlv
all the mining campIi IN the Black H:lls
elected E. g, Ereasly delegate 10 visit
Washiusto n ard ur2e tbe Organization oil
new ter.'lo,y, aud adopted resolutions
endorsing PIes'dent Hayes eGolts to COP.
cilliaie all the people of the United
Staies.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

- BY virtue Of 4 writ Of Leyari Facias
to me directed, win be exposed TO Public
Sale, at ahe pu- t'a i--iiIt- ,"H ii'" on
LAFAYETTE HofEL, s4i 7shipiey st.,
Kept by George w. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, 10 aI uAW ~ ,11ieiA- Gm bla
ON SATURDAY, the 9th day or Octo.
1a Der, A! d. 1871, L.7i7s siut '.
At2 O'Clock, p. m. the following described
real estate, wig:
:, All that certain Lot or Piece Of Land and
Brick Messuage thereon erected, situate In
the City Of Wilmington. BOUNCED and de-
the southerly side or 4th street, llate High
ST eet), between Ma -ket and King streets,
at the distance OF 20 feet from the westerly
side of King street. at 60 feet6 inches broad
thence up 4th street north 48 degrees west
20 feet, thence south 80 degrees west and
passing through the middle of the partition
wall betw, en- the two Brick Messuages pal
allel TO King street II feet inches TO an al
ley. then, e with fiortherly side Of said al
ley and parallel TO 4th street 4 feet, thence
north 81 degrees east, and passing through
the brick wall OF the privy feet iaches
thence north 5S degrees east and parallel to
4th street -eet, thence horth 80 degrees east
said privy 3 feet inches, thence north north Gs Is
de ;rees east feet. thence north SO degrees
east feet inches, thence south 56 degrees
east 10 feet inches to the line OF land late
of William Starr, thence by the same anG
parallel To King st north 80 degrees east So
feet TO the place OF beginning, be the same
more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William II. Naff, decd, (Su-
saunah N. Anderson, executrix of VIM. II.
IsA AC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, New Caslle,l
Oct 0, A. D., 1877. oc1O-3tawts
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

A few days ago the Republican pub
lished concocted story that large num-
Der of the county collectors in Ohio
some twenty or thirty-were defaulters
The election is sufficient to nail the lie
to the counter. 1t was gotten up by the
rotten party in that State but failed tc
effect its desired object.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

ANOTHER PAPER.-The Hoay Evening
and Obmmepiel Printing Company COM
rneheed the issneof q Iaorninol edihon OF
that papsrt his morning. They etate that
hey have bee1 LED To osissae this edltion by
he encouraeemett recei vesi siAcc the pnioa
*. the two pApersaint -dzs-- mha -mlnfnius
edition this morning is well filled with
news. and presents q good appearance
Tue paper n what Il purports to he,= ans
other edition OF the afternoon issue, and
'nowise differs in size and appearauce. {.
This matter OF printing two editions by
the same establishment Is not % new idea.
1t has been considered by all the oily morn
ing dailies but It has rarely beenreearded
wofty a persistent trial. Wherever it has
been tried 1t has proved q failure, although
tspresents encouraging Inducements. But
as D general thing people do not like to be
presented with news in the afternoon that
they have read in the morning and e.
peciallyE object to this when 1t thus! ap.
pears 10 the same paper 1t Is quite prob
able that the morning edition OF d6ue7y
Eedfn0 nssd ,CbDumercia may make that es-
tablishment q asueces but ifiit doesqit will
be contrary 10 the usual courseJand NJ may
tend 70 the INJURY ofthe whole establish
ment, since the continuity do not often
Like to assist corporations that show q viii.
lingness to break down ali ofherp people and
grsedily assume the whole business Of q
place for the sake OF q monopoly Inifa
yiduaa enterprise deserves some encourage
ment at least. iourmerchants would hard
ly like It If the Legislature were 70 grant
charters TO great establisnm ents-to capi-
talists to selidry goods and groceries on pur-
pose TO break all the small stores and cor
ner groceries. And yet there Is even now
propositions being considered for applying
for charters for JUST such purposes. They
Will not succeed, however, nor is 1t likely
that the Every Evening and Commercial Conn
pany Will break up all the newspapers in
wilmington and monopolize the business.
1t is a free country, TO be sure. and II it
can do 80, "all right" The morning issue
OF Every Evening and Commercial is very
good paper and will doubtless be largely
encouraged but the ability Of our city to
support an additional paper is doubted by
that company itself, which only proposes
to run the experiment a month, and If 1t
does net pay them then to discontinue II.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

Selling political patronage by Officers
ia one OF the meanest swindles OF the
day. Officers whose fees and salaries are
large are known TO sell the Patronage
that passes into their hands notwith-
standing the large sums they receive.
It's is not quite as bad as Congressman
selling Their votes but it is bad enougl
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

Mr., + ndall last year polled seventy.
three votes against sixty-three for Cox
On Saturday ne mustered one hundred
and nine against total tor Goode anC
Sayler of thirty-fve. Tbs does not lool
as tugh Mr. Rands1 WIS losing
s.:ength.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

THE Democratic rooster is inhis element
just now; never was in fuec f ;iher, add
never gave 70 tn clearer or more joyous
notes. After SO maoy years o. rest, the
gallant BIRD noUnts his perch, and in no un-
eeratn manner announces to the world
that he is there 20 stsy.-PhaG. Chronicle.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15

Mr.. RaudalPs almost unanimous nom.
nation is an indication that The Demo
cratic majority in the Horse " i'll be more
united than ever in the policy Of r. 70 Il
which he inau. Irated.