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The Taxes Embraced within the
Provisions of the Law Above
b Quoted are the Following, Wiz
Rectifers .....Ia.1 ". .9?s.g. 1920 90
Dealers, retail liquor. ,,.., .,-..Y % 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. -. 100 90
Dealers in maltliquors, wholesale so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. 800. 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. : 500 90
i 3 And on sales of oyer s. 900, ff- 4r t,..
ty cents for every, dollar in ex-
= cess of $1,000 eh holI .ofGI IN
il Dealersin manufactured tobacco s. 90
Manufacturers of stills. ....... so 90
And for each still manufactured 90 90
, And for each worm manufactured 20 90
:, Manufacturers of tobacco. So. 10 90
Manufacturers of CIGARS. -. 10 90
H Peddlers of tobacco. first class u
5a (morc than two horses or other
snimals) ................... so 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class 4dt
q two horses or other animals) % 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class '9 =
- Zone horse or other animal)..' is 90
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class !,
ION foot or public conveyance 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 80 90
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more 100 90
j Any person 80 liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject TO severe penalties. Iate
Persons or firms liable to pay. any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
Austin Savage, Collector Of Internal Rev.
enue at Boise City, and pay for and pro,
cure the Special Tax. Stamp or Stamps
they need, prior to May 1, 1877, and WITH
OUT FURTHER NOTICE, = ..4t .a- :.
Special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted
by mail only on receipt from the person
or firm ordering the same of specific, d.,
rections so to do, together with the neces
essary postage stamps or the amount re-
quired to pay the postage The postage
on! one stamp is three cents and on two
stamps six cents. If it is desired that
they be transmitted by registered mail, ten
cents additional should accompany The
application. GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner of Intsrnal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. c.. January %, 1877.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-26
THE NEW ORLEANS LAND
CASE.

The telegraph announces the deci sion
OF tho United States District Court Of
Louisiana in favor 1T the long iitigated
claim of Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines. TO
large part Of the town-s,e OF New Or
leans. Wsafe no, sufficiently acquainted
with the merits Of the case, nor is il of
adequate Interest To our readers 10 enter
into the details. II has been life loty
contest with Mrs. Gaines. who eom-
menced the suit in her youth and has
stabborniy maintained ,iis 81. with
persistence worthy Of just cause
Whether the realization Of her claim
now in her old age. will prove an adc-
qua.e compensation for the struggles.
privations aud anxie,ies Of lifetime
incurred To gain it, may 10 considered
. question; but j, will be- heavy blow
To the unhappy metropolis ct the Gul,
Tor there Is millions of property in
voived in il.
The decree commands the defendants
10 account 10 the master in chancery for
oil Income from this property during
their long possession. They arc ous;ed
fran their s,,lss and from all sccumula-
tioas theretrom. This decision involves
also heavy claims against the city.
which has sold a large amount: of the
property in question with fal! warranty
of title.
II would scem that the implacshle
fsses would he satisfied with nothing
short of the utter ruin Of tie once
great Southern city To the misery Of
military occupation AMI blockade have
succeeded III rapid or,ies cisi! anSrchy.
riots. commercial decline. ami now. l..t
Of all. legal oonascaiiea Of real -.
tate, New Orleans j. too near the
the tropics. where thu l,>si,a,le ~ the
snervAsing climate sugvnsier. by Way
Of reroil the reacttoo<ry violence Of
political and secisl ;arhalesos. lis
melancholy history tessils 0olismish's
forehesiiag lines~~
Ill fares the land - fastening Ills
prey.
Where wealth aecumulstes ard men
decay"
Thoogh these observations may seem
Irrelevant tn Myrs Gaines lsni salt,
zee il - eertsia that bsgtls of eyil cmen
a.~k together in brood and rnlster-
ian@s fail consecutive in chain.
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III ROPE.

LoNneN. April IA Paris cares
pondeat says the return # the Aus
TRAN aml,assadaf here IL announced
may announce that kind of fear
weighs on the nin1 ot those comn.ten,
u Judge Of the Importance hcnoeforlh
attaching IL the movements Of Au.
tria. |; Is thus that. by degrees. the
curtain seems rising ca all the torses 1,
and dreaded complication which j. cx-
re,tei To arise from the Eastern qaes.
t,on a. soon a. loyalty and wisdom
shall have ceased n restrain them.
y Berlin dispatch says i, Is rcIarte,i
that the Omar # kashksr j. assss,,.
bling an army oa the Russian frontier
ot hh,ssk. ard thirty four cannon have
beob seui q Iufkls;sn from Orembsfy
Strong ,niantry rtiutorcsmen,s are en-
tia resl. Gc'. kautfmsn has ask- /
fer relufAreemeats from Russia
\ telegram fgosa tturgeyo saws la
ialIaas 81 trssaps &FFlve every day f,s,m
NIdden Fifty Thousand men ar -
- concentrated At ku.,chuk.
Ah,!al kervin has l~een recalled -
co,is'an''nople. ~ the Petition o; sev-
eral 0faiccrs
y speS3al ;rom Vienna announces
tbs, the Satan ~,ll star, for Varna IN
.ew days
A y Petersburg telegram says the
frs, 3gasomAa Il the Ras.iaa er,lsssSv
wil! remain .; Cons;sat,nople unsli
"Wednesday. - deliver the declaration
ef w>r which vi Dsc delivered in ~.
rs'er,bnrg 20 the Ta'sish CAsrge Il
Affairs simultaneously with the ps.bli-
catian II the imperial manifesto The
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placency and spirit of cancellation.
Only Wendell Phillips howls, like a
modern Thersites in the camp Of the
Greeks.
The country wants repose. Peace
and restoration II must have. The best
administration the ne~ President can
give Is that which will conducc most to
KNIT up the country's vel nnhealed
wounds.
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Empero. aid. in his speech a: Rirsula
Il hare done everything in nay psser
- avoid wa AMI blooi>bezl. Nobady
can say we have uo, been I atient. We
hare prsc.ised patience - the AS:
degree. aud there comes : ii.ae wlaeu
even patience mus. end Wheu that
time comes. / know the young Russian
will show itself worthy Of the fame
which the oil army won in former
times
The 7if@e. says III lingering hope
~ y,csce swavei any minds il uiu>t he
di<sipatet by today news. 4 decisive
step nss been taken, al Rn~ia may tie
sli 10 t- VII. ally a. var with Tur-
ker.
TIE IelegrIJh says. "Russ>is Ia. at
last committed direct act Of War and
plainly revealed herself in her wonted
character Of acgessor" This refers "a
the arrival of smaii Russian detach-
men, =; Bucharest
ST. PETERSBURG. April "a The
Mars, - day, says the long expected
War has bow practically b@0un.
DEHL ~ u hiAA -f.~-E al .4aibSIt ltAtl
a protractci debate on the war expen ses
which the budget commission has in
creased Won Moltke advocating the
increase said: Despite the desire for
peace the time was rapidly coming
when every government must strain all
its strength for existence Nations dis
'rns.ed each other. France had made
great strides in her iefenses. with full
approval Of her people. and now be-
tween Paris and the German frontier
she WAS far ahead Of Germany in pre-
pars,ions for war. The increased gran,
for captaincies was adopted.
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CHICAGO. April 2f-The following
wa. received this afternoon at Head
quarters Of Military Division Of Mis-
souri.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TIE GULF.
NEW ORLEANS. 1925. April II
70 Col. H. e Damn,
Asst ANT General, Chicago:
The troops quar'ered at the New Or
leans Hotel In this city vAcated at II
O'clock to-day and proceeded 10 Jackson
Barracks. This MOTEL l. the only build
ing III the immediate vicinity of the
State House that has been occupied by
troops during the past year. and not
once during that time have the troops
occupied the State HJuse or any part Of
II
(Signed) G.. &. AUGUR,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
NEW YORK. April 2i.-The Nra!.Fs
New Orleans special says 1t is under
stood that I'D nolnin ,tlous will bc made
tor Senator fox the shor: term Judge
Spoford will undoubtedly be elected
for the long term.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2i-The
troops are movin. out of their old quar-
tiers aud taking up the line of march to
tho barracks Very little excitement.
This afternoon Que hundi ed guns were
fired and flags literally displayed in
honor Of the withdrawal of troops from
the vicinity of the Stat. House.
WAsuiSGroN. April 2i.--Tbe LouiSi-
ana commission have returned They
speak ia high terms Of the manner III
teeaft' IL GheYr MISSION On - -
The L. ;. steamer Dispatch, with
four guns, sailed from Norfolk on Fri
day for Con s,antInople. with orders to
report to Mlnist Bayard. The vessel
will be under his direction during the
troubles between Turkey aud Russia.
The Cabinet to-day took no action
about the extra session. The date
probably remains unchanged
GALVESTON. April "A very .e-
we're gale, lasting - minutes, during
which the wind blew 63 miles per hour.
prevailed this morning. doing coasid-
erable damage
MEMPHIS. April 81 A salute Of Is
guns for the restored Union was fired
Al o'closk this afternoon, followed by
a Presidential salute of 81 guns. cx-
Confederate aud ex-Cnion soldiers par
tioipsting.
CHICAGO. April 2i-The Trsbnae and
Iaaes both st RI sVondeuts to Eu-
rope to day for the purposs Of securing
special reports from the seat of ,hs con
fiict.
WASHINGTON. Aptil 2i.--Mrs. Sarah
Davis. who has shaken hands with
every President. called on HAYES TO.
day.
The Cabinet to-day took no action
about tho extra session. The date pro-
badly remains unchanged.
Chicago. April -. The 1ribanes
Washington special says The com.
mission believe no Southern Democrat.
will vote for Republican Speaker.
They expect general support for the
President from many Democrats for all
measures relating 20 his Southern
policy. but the organization Of the
House is too valuable FIR them 20 lie
prive themselves Of
Morton vii. urgc Blaine 10 change
his hill "a ;o the manner Of elect,ny
President and Nlce-presiaent.
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TIE NUMBER Of deaths in san Fran
cisco during tho weak ending April iith
~asl!0 a slight taliing Of from tue
week previous was reported in the diph
,heria case.-the number being only Il
Smallpox was also On the decline.
there being only IL new cases during
the week. and 4 dea,hs. The diph-
liberia has steadily kept up lis ravages
all the Spring with bat tardy abatement;
TIA. the health officer has expressed his
belief that al Iro"e'ne''t will soon be
apparent in consequence Of the sewer
cleaning now in progress.
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EFFECTS or THE sTRrKg The Brit
isi C9I5s IL states tina. the dsrs-t peCnni-
ary los to Naraimo in consequence Il
the strike has been already $4,000. snd
il IL should cou'inae yesr the loss
woaid amount 70 quarter f a mil
lios But wors: Of ali "ihe Ssnaino
coal srade j. in danger Of being diverted
- other point- Says the Coz03.l ri.
" With the last gear Seattle las Occoiue
the chief cal predicting Poia, on the
Pacific. -hs sdspp--d 4 larger amount
Il cal IL 1916 than the N.naino dis
Tract. She Is preparing To double her
shipment. this year Hcr Diuer- work
A. rates At which the We.iiugtoniAas
turn ~ their hose. This isbor aCiyan-
taye--cum bi:,el with The dgty Of -
cents pr ton ou coal irou British Co
lurnb,a entering ~aa r ancIsco--.n.b!es
seattle mine owners - GuGcrs~lg the
Provincial coal and -till X. 3 BIT.
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The World Moves, and Unless We
Progress We Must Go Backward.
Nothing Remains Stationary.

DR.. STEELE. who has for years been il the
Proprietary Medicine business. and who has
travelled In various parts Of the world in search
OF information. has great confidence in the Ersd-
ieator - the Ne Pins Ultra OF safe, sure and
reliable remedies for general use as Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with . bottle without delay.
and you will always keep t IN the family and save
money. Don't BIZ put OF with some other prepar-
alton Take only Stseles Pain Eraiicator. We
can produce thousands Of testimonials as To the
cures made but . trial will r-o"" e. 'hr mos
skeptical that II ~ truly al Eradica'vr Paine.
Aches and Ipfsmmations. II he's becp. and 10
now. constantly used by horsemsn - . Lini-
nent. and has saved more valuable property OF
that kind than any other preparation. Take
pains to see that you get the genuine.
Put up in large bottles. and FOR sale by drug.
gists and dealers. II you happen 70 he in a
locality where SrEELES PAIN ERADICATOR
cannot be obtained. send 10 the nearest holesaie
druggist or 20 the Agents.
N. A. KELLY. Seattle,
Jobbing Agent for the Sound Ports.
CRANE BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists.
3a2. 32A and 800 Front street. San Francisco. Cal
Price 81 per Large Bottle Six Bottles for Is.
aplsdawSm
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rI>HE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
| listing between CALLIGAN l. CLARK having
been this Gay dissolved by mutual consent
Notice is hereby given that all debts due CAL
LiGAS CLARK. and also those due the former
firm - FARNHAM CLARK. are payable TO
X. II CALII6AS: all which must be paid
within thirty days from this date, or they will
+. :. CLARK,
by A. Slo ali his Attorney in factl
Seattle. April 25th, ls,7. spes-dtw
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NOTICE
To Ill oenONl II NAM (,nn~rx,,

WHEREAS TIE COMMISSIONER OF TIE
W General Land o.fice. In letter dated July
SIN 1874. ordered that the lands In Tuwnship ..
NORTH Range 3 East. In the district ~ lands for
sale at oiyinpis. ". T should be withheld from
disposal "a grtcultursl lands until the non
mineral character thereof shall have been fully
established. Aud. whereas Daniel McDoasld. a.
hth< county. W. T., who made Cash Entry No
ai"i. fnr land I'm said Township and Range viz !.
For the y Of sE or of Section No and Y
OF ;" 1r OF section No 3. and has fled in this
once bis affidavit declaring that there is NOT
within the limits Of said land. 10 his KNOWLEDGE
sny coal or other valuable mineral deposit Ard
that said IAN lie essentially non mineral land
Now. Therefore. iii accordance with instructions
from the Commissioner Of the General Land
once, IL is ordered that testimony touching N
character of said described land shall be taken he
Tor" the Register and Receiver Of the Tnitst
states District Land One =, thsir u.lce In Own,
PA. \" I, on the / ;h day of June A u ls-T
Eeslhnins at 10 o'clock A NJ. at which place and
uiae All persons having int est iu the ms.ter ~
the character ~ the aba described land nr,
required T. sppear. AMI there aud then g. present
sneh evidence ~ may serve 81 fully essshIi.h the
Character of sad tract of and
Given under our hard. At the United States
pis'riet Land Ofsce At Olympia W T.. ,h;. lst1
'isy - April. A. u. 1877
J. r. BROWN. Register
sp->-wpw ROBERT @. STUART. Receiver
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XiTli1IOAS WiNTED !!

\ MAN AND WIFE ON \ FARM. OR IN \
Logging Camp.
\ GOOD EXrERIENCED COOK OR STEW
\ MAN A. IFAGSrER, N THE CRY PRE-
ferred "'''
\ MAN IS TEANsrrH IN LOGGING CAMP
y MAN AND WIFE To TAKE CHARGE OF
: Farm VI
\ y EXPERIENCED SEAMAN As NaJr OK
Sound steamer or ON siip
ilI'NrCLtSS STEWARD 49, !iorEf. PRE-.
Inquire of
:. r. COOMBS
EAipping, iah' and Intelligence Agent.
"F-i Opposite Colman's Nj l.
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The WHITE" il destined 10 be-
come the leading sewing machine in
the mark-t-only patented in 1876 ! it
L. not Yet fully known 10 the public.
Mr.. r. Bryan is ageIt here. and will take
old machines In part payment for new
ones
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution OF CO}AR1BERsHIP

! ing between the undersigned, under the
hrm name aud style OF MOORE NELL. 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent. and the
interest OF Atchison Mill has this day been
sold 90 Charles ". Moore. Slid Atchison Neil
retires from said firm and all debts due 20 said
fro are 20 b. paid 30 said Charles W. Moore who
has purchased the same. and has assumed ali
debts and liabilities Whatsoever Of said arm.
Witness our hands this oath day Of April, A.
u. 1877.
CHAS. W. MOORE
ap28-wiw ATCHISON NELL.
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TELEGR APHIC.


CHICAGO. April u The following
wa. received this AFTERNOON at Head
quarters Of Military Division Of Mis-
souri
fI..,..-,perupc np.rr nr r.t,, Et-,u
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EUROPEAN DRAfTs.-Drafts issue,
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
laud, Germany. Russia. France. Norway
and sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Cbilberg, Seattle, ". L.
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and City Official Press.
Thursday. April 20, 1877.
HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY

In accordance With the pfe-annouuce'i
,oliey II the administration. Gsser.I
Sherman has issued the Promised ord r
for the withdrawal of troops from tn
capi,ai. 81 s,uth C.foiiu. and Lou'--
lana. Thi. means sti.' Sta'~s arr hire
after To requisite their own Affairs with
cat say interference Of frdefal bay
onets. They are not 10 become ss'ra
pies under The sway II a military dc
sa.or OF Washington.
This j. right. Ii apy of the States
haze moi the right 10 IN image their own
internal affairs. this rsst If the nation
cannot affird the expense OF doing il
for them. We do 40, wat, any swaa-
ding bands for full grown limbs.
Federal absolu,ism is oncrous enough
in the unaedg~d Territories In old
States /. world be MISUNDERSTANDING
in theory ard G::,-nable IT, practice
The negroes now are free They must.
for the rest lockout for Themselves like
other folks To keep tina, four or five
millions Of very cspsbl. people as the
pet wards and bantlings of the govern
mens. wonli s.iit the ideas Of the Wen
dell Phillip school Of "fanatics.' bat
it wouldn't work on, worth cent either
for the failure OF the African stock or
the purs. Of tho ax.psyers, Who would
have the codliing and Burturing bills
To pay. together with all the "eonse-
auentixl accounts
There il sovereignty within legIti
mate degree inherent IN every State.
Wherefore, il il better to lesye its own
private affairs 10 bs mismsusged, II So
it happens. by H. own people. than by
an arbitrary stretch OF ex.raUeous pow
err, involving ali the other States there.
by. A brave aud geaerou, people at
our own blood and lineage is not less
10 be trusted ii allowed the exercise of
their inalienable rights guaranteed 10y
the constitution. than If subjected tn the
insulting coercion Of the rod Of brHte
fnrce
II Is no,icesblc that tho Southern
press and people very generally express
qualification with tho policy aud show
disposition To accept the new admin
placency and spirit of Cancellation.
Only Wendell Phillips howl, -like a
The daily gazette., 1877-07-17

10 or 20 Empire cars for Buffalo, and Mr.,
Hinckley charged me 81 dollars car for
pulling SAID cars from Townsend TO
Gray's Ferry, about 80 miles, and when
went up after the season was over, and
went into his office, and asked him to
reduce on these cars as he had done on
my cars of the Pennsylvania Co. TO Chi
cago, and Pittsburgh, he got into a pas.
sion and insulted me in his office. Does
any person suppose L asked anything un-
!airly: These ears of course ought to
nave been treated as r. r.. Cos. cars.
Mr.. FELTON, or Mr.. Cassett, L have, no
doubt would have at once allowed an old
customer rebate on those Empire
cars, as they did on the rest, for the p, ~,
W. & B. r. r. Co., did not one gods
thing to the Empire cars, only haul them
from Townsend to Gray's Gerry, and at
the last meeting of the committee with
him in June, and the one / attended, I
told MT. Hinckley that had helped to
established the old charter car arrange
ments, and preferred it, and what would
he charter me cars for. Hereplied five
hundred dollars in advance for each car,
or 5000 dollars for 10 cars. This PROPOSE
tion ought to be framed and hung up in
the halls of Congress, and the Legislative
halls of every, State, to warn Lawmakers
to take care of the peoples rights when
granting charters. 1.l So!
4f s. SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
j Townsend, Del. July 16.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-17
A Great FLOOD In Ecuador.

At ten o'clock on the morning of the
26th of June a frightful noise was heard
at Latacunga, Ecuador, which was fol-
lowed Immediately by a tremendous
flood, which taking the course of Rivas,
Cutachi, San Felipe, aud Yanayaco. and
passing on, washed the city to the Chap
el at Elsalto, The volume of mud and
water was SO great as to completely Gov
er the Hacienda Vale, including the
distillery in frc mt of Latacunga The
flood in its course carried with it many
cattle, and, what is more sad, many bod
ies.i The bridge of Latacunga, the hand
some bridge of Bolivar in Pansalasco,
those of wood of Culapachan and Palate,
and that of masonry of Agayan, were all
destroyed. All of the Haiciendas sltuat-
edlon both sideslof the ri rver,have suffered
enormously, and the desolation is terri
BILE and complete. I'D ,.. r.r
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Wells, Anderson Cassanave and
Ksuner, the Louisiana boarders, have
written letter to the New York Her
aid, complaining of their treatment.
They seem to think that it makes great
difference that they we're arrested on
information instead of an indictment.
They urge that they have not had fair
play. because they must wait for nine
ty days until the court meets, before
they can vindicate themselves. There
is nothing in their letter-not even an
Ingenious plea--touching the main
injury. They we're not over nice
about robbing the people OF Louisiana
Of their votes, and so long as they be
justly dealt with the country will not
ask any special consideration for
them. On with the dance. Let fraud
be punished. "'.u poi .sa
The daily gazette., 1877-07-17
mAPLEwoop INSTITUTE,

OONCORDvILLE, DELAWARE CO.
" Pa, Boys, 81. 90 per week, Girls. 81 90
Boye pregarsa foT Yale or HaTSsrd College,
Ocl4-w1y Principal.
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DR UG STORES
r.. WILLIAMS,
pRUcGtoT w.

Ish and MGrjcet Streets,.
| K., i. sll i'm. AG0
bRUGs AND hEDIClNEs'
\, fresh, and carefully selected for
INs1Na pREsCRIPTIoNs AND
-INg ORDERS for FAMILY USE.
|EHE BEST QUALITY oBTAIsA-
h sacrificing quality for cheapness.
SosO-REA EAsoNABLE PRICES.
4 attention paid to compouniing
RIPrIoNs GARHFUhhf ? ND 40
CVRATELf, BY 4 ~.
W 4. WILLIAMS, Druggist.
,orner Ninth and Market streets.
Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-17
THE MURDER.

In a short time Schmidt made an oh
scene remark to Mrs. Kramer that
maddened Kramer who picked up the
hatchet and sunk its blade full into
Schmidt's head, right over the temple.
crushing in the skull. He struck him
two other blows on the head cutting
him terribly. and then he hit him a
terribly blow with the pole of the wea-
pom full in the mouth splitting his
lips and knocking out number of his
teeth.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-17

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