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F-,m The san Franeisco CnfOuicie
Secretary Chandler on his wsy to
this city. vas csptured by George G.
Horham, at Tnsckee, yesterday, anil
was induced 90 look around that charm
ing locality for few hours. The pnT-
~ arrived IN the city by the Vallejo
boat, and escorted 10y the late Seorcta-
~ Of the State, found ats way 10 the
Palace Hotel, where q Chronicle "a
porter, few minutes after their arri.
val. found them in the supper room
disposing Of a square meal. \ waiter
was dispatched with cart 20 the EX-
Secretary, Who graciously signifie-i his
Willingness 81 accord the reporter an
interview as soon az he had finished
the more momeutOus business OF cat
ing. Tho sapper, hke AL things, came
To sn en,l. aud a moment thereafter the
reporter found himself lace to laos with
Gr Chandler. lie opened the inter
view at once by asking ham he object
Oi his yfsit 10 Califvsnir.
Merely a pleasure visit Sani 10
Sc, the wonderful State / have heard
so unuoh abont.
Here the Senator Was about = move
OF. ne II lac had satisfied the inyuisi-
tive public by this explanation, bnt.the
reporter quickly fired on another aaes-
ton in tho shape ~ an obscrsstion:
"Mr Chandler, ~oaid like t. as
certain your views ON the political sit-
uAtion. ~ far as you are willing 10
make tbem pablic,"
"Oh. don't come here to talk poll
ties. 1 don't want IN have anything to
io with them. But III talk farming
% you ss much n yOu like. said he,
I laughing
Ignoring his offer ~ discass agrieul-
inral rIbiccts. the reporter persisted
"What tio you thira OF Mr.. Hayes con
citation policy"
Z ''I ten wa, Young man. 7 am not
talking politics pow have left all
/ that behind Iae; bat, 81 said before,
! 1 vill talk farm. ~ yoa all night, II you
sO desire &"
Assuming thc x.Secretnry that he
! was not gathering points Tor gfaugel
1 article, bst that lac would Ike the ben.
efii of any condensed news on farming
which the ex-Secretary mic.it he Will
ing 10 give the Chronicle. tho reporter
vas again assured by the late Sccreia
r. tina. farming vas his hos. hold. III
tien took his departnre impressed Wit
fhc conviction that what Chandlei
thinks about Hsycs' policy Is not 20 b
given 20 the public through the press
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VEGETiNE
is NY FAMILY
MEDICINE;
Wish No Other.

fhON NlAkSei- .A.tl. T. lNit.
Nr. a. n srLsgss- Dear str When WA
sbuut S wears 20 age humor iItul out upon ne
Witch my mother trled 20 ctte ~ giving NE
herb teas aud az other such rcmciies A. sss
Anew o. hut r continued 90 grow wofse uHtii
nnallS she c0hsull-i physician. amt ne -Ald
had tHs salt rheuna, aud doctorcd ne lof thA
complaint. h- relieved ~ soine, put sail
cnuld uut-le pssunanst ttiy cuTei ~ thr di-' as
originated IN fhc Wool frcmsl net great sur
fer for several yeArK, unttl 4 heart of and con
-ultr,i phy -lciau, VINO -aid hal The fcrufnI"us
lnitn0r and u guulh allow him to dortor me Ne
would caIe M .sd sn, And DC cODmeHCed
AZ rAgeEl-A sure but in abort time Ia a'-- a.
APPEARED again ln = Wursr furm fhan ever a
gAaCsEs.A AGulSg, epuu ~ iups-t hEos. sui
ucIul . 81 lete-a tie mDs teHiDle PAN. ai.i
d.. r. anegae1 - b. % rtfae,iy. aid lnA fri~ui-
aioughi ! mus, snn die, wheB ,ns @itenAOn y q
,a o. vHiie isng : news,ayeI. ~ ' E'ts-
line H.tlmo.iiai OF Mr.. Naicrnouse, 70, 90
Athels street south Boston. and !, formerly ~
siding in South Boston ahd ''-ing personally a.
aualntrd sith her snd kBoNing ACf Iormef IRE
bic health, cOu,ludcd Mould Wy the rEstinn.
AMER haf fatrn 4 few rufties " stefnef 30
tirrP the sores ont pf ny sy~icl. had running
sores ga my heal which for unf we're very
IN haf taten shout Is h"tue., my health I'M
proving all the dine fs0Ln tho cointnenceIent OF
the rfs' hottie, snd the Eorra o. heal. cou-
meB-ed taking Tue Negctiue m ie,a. And Cuntln-
uei 10. constant ase for -ix months. A. the
present time ms health - better Than " ever las
ieen since 49, a chlld. ne hegetnr IA Shat
helped me- and most cordially re"oInneDd u
to al sufferers. especially ms friends. ! hal
been u sufferer for over ~ wears, abdS used
the vsgeune fOani m remedy; a0w Use ltAs
NJ family medicine aud wish no other.
Mr.. k. q. COOPER
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A w-ll-known officer OF the old army
writes from Vicksbrrg:
The Keinper county murders show
how Mississippi goeN The truth il
that while n Republican in this State
who keeps quiet may bo tolerated,
u he takes an active. part in politics,
with fair show Of success. he must be
squelched. even II bullet hole has TO
De- put through his csrcAss. Just now
they are not killing very lively in the
State. but n Republicans should so far
elevate their heads aa to- show signs of
dangerous life in political matters, you
would frequently hear read in the dem
octst papcis OF unfortunate tragedies
and latal ccnrrences. but never un-
der the corect designation % Ihlamvus
ana disoslscal maTasFs.F
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40 Jackson l0sr connections aft uaadc sliH
MHHsIH central, Jackson, lansing Saginaw
Graui ityct alley. ana Michigan line kai-
rnat-.
At JoneuUe -Wua Lake Shore 4 Ayesl=-a
southern Railroad.
Al BaukeTs-Mitl Detroit, NiA-laie a ~sHtl
Western RAILROAD.
Al Watrri0o-Wlh Tssr -1"se \ hl.hif,sa
southern AR fineL
80 AuH1.u auurfipu-Mith Detroit. Lel Hissl
a Illinois ami baltimore n ohio Ilairuah.
40 T. 20 Nafue-N IfI Fiff HaIs. tpft " sNus
Chicago, 11lrdl, IS Wabash A N rsfDrI. furt N aluf
huurir a. ttnrI Inuati, aua tlus innAti, lnchmuuA
A Fort WAYNE Railroads.
=. H. fU'pHl~. Pres Hnd t.-ul Manage.
A. X HOOPER. t5ru.i Ticket Agent
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NUMBER 1901 f.

behind us How long until, at the
mspic touch Of Industry. II will yield
mp its treasures?
ONE PEcULIAKrrY
Of this route. pleasant 10 the tourist,
at least. il that il lies, 10 great extent
along the high lands and ridges be-
tween the Smoky Hill aud Saline riy-
ers. Bat 10 form any just estimate Of
the beauty and fertility Of the country
through which he il passing, the trav-
eler inust stop at intervals OF fifty
miles and ride away mp its many VAL
leya, aud along the little creeks inter-
secting IL. The soil consists chiefly OF
a rich, black mold, with a slight admix-
ture Of sand, over sub-soil which re-
tains the rain at suitable depths for
the nourishment OF vegetation.
Just here limited space admonishes
US, We must stop.
BUFFIcE CB TO saY
that trip over this road, and a 80
journ OF few weeks or months among
the beautiful and romantic scenes OF
the Rocky Mountains,-lakes, parks
and canons. seems 10 us the ne plus
ultra of pleasure. The various points
Of interest are easily accessible by tha
Denver. Pacific 4 Boulder Valley, and
other railroads. For the benefit of
any who might wish 10 extend their
travels into California, we may here
state that the Denver Pacific connects
With the Union Pacific at Cheyenne,
thus forming al all-rail route to Salt
Lake and San francisco.
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Trains are run ~ Chicago time, which - ~
minutes slower tnau Detroit and Cleveland tLLae.
Az trains run daily except Sundays.
CONNECTIONS lose connections Rde ~ Up
sIlantI. with VI. G. a. j.. Tor al points east and
west. AZ Manchester, with Jackson Branch %
IS NJ. c. a. Il. Al HiIisdHle; With l. :. VI.
s. X. ". AZ Bankers. with Ft W .. :. Il. L.,
for points north and south.
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II Il asserted this, the bites ~ mad
dogs have been rendered harmless lIy
mmcdiately csuierizing the wound
With saturated solution ~ carbolic
acid. and keeping il constantly wet
with a weaker solution Of the same, AZ
tho same time giving the patient, &C.
cording 20 age, from two to SIX drops
Of the spirits of ammonia in water.
every two bonrs fof twelve on fourteen
h0urs. Tho wouud il not allowed io
try iSr an iRsssIs isF tases "a ioaI
days.
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To COOK Pas. Peas are cooked
withou, water ia French Kitchens Pat
The peas IN y saucepan, with good
piece OF buttcr--slze according to The
Quantity oi peas. Place two or three
Iettnce leaves over the tcp. Put on
The cover, and set on the back of the
range. They must cook very slowly
till tender. Take out the lotiuce-leaves
and serve. III pens are cooked with
water they must boil. Let there be
ouiv Just sufficient to cook them. Add
A bit of soda the size Of pea. When
tender. do not draio them. but salt
and add three or four SO onslul D.
rioh croam--og butter will DO.
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80 Michigan Accommodation, gOing Wrsf.
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train az White Pigeon.
gy- Mail aul Nighi Express u-lus E,ing east.
connect with ilains fpr Dsirui'. ~ Adrfai.
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uru ro--

Trara
Arrive 40
T8iefO ..amrs teBsrg a.59 a. N.
Ls.SM s. trains from Detroit ans main
All AIR flnc. p. 4 y. M. and JarEspu fraiils al
rrirE ll Iofed0 make r0nufcti0n Win the too
EEprlEs trains which leaves ihe PenurvlYia Co.'S
bruUt-fne Omnibus Bluc maEiuI The frfnsfef
from uuIuu depot il On ilnuies.
Ufrert connexions LaiIle tn Dniou Depot OF
Cnirmbus fJF NcEarF, Llrcsviiic Pitt.rirRh,
wheeling raHim0re Washington and finlaslci-
pht. also, fur Dayton fnciualti, Ioui4vtlie siil
Hi puiIf- soutn sal southwest.
Pullman Drawing Rs1m aud sleeping ar
from Columbus t0 baltimore, Washington an
rhiladc iphia, without ~ lnge.
Iaus VII arrive aud depart from Tolcfo AZ
prnnsyirania Cos depot. Water street. foot of
Mills. Gen. Ticket Aeoat
oHfANn ~WfrH, Geu. supt
"a. 81. GREENE President
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DETROIT. HILLSpALE 4 SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
westward Trains.

Tralls viii leave Jile stations named. - roGOr-
from and after JuuC 2fth. ls's
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Ad1llss ui Rev. u. WIa. D..l.,s"a1n. t-.i"fr
Ibc Bclp1.u Club Of Hiilsdale. July ,. isIl.
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TEMPERANCE REFORM.

Ignorance, the want oi True Hcsts-
ion and the Want of Self-Hespcct
arc the NiaIn causes of Inteinper-
uns..
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FT. WAYNE. JACKSON a SAG. a. r.

short Line Between Michigan and
the Soutb.
TIME CARD ~ EFFECT JUNE "a, isI1.
Trains run by Chicago Time.
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cost resident Of Frpnklin. well known
here as the proprietor OF hotel ~ the
lakes, about SIS ~ hn original outlay,
though ha goi some Of ~ back. A
follow who ssed " kaos Ain ~ Ypsi'
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BEST REMEDY IN THE LAND.

LIrILE FNIs, \. y. sept est ia
Ms u. ". SUsvT1sz-n--ar or. tleslne ~ stAfs
ir yuri a. u sslss aahcfest Nitit breaking out
9i h.1trhcs All pmpies uu nv face aDd ncyl fUf
~ryerai yea-s have tried mans retncsiies bni
uoue ruft~i Nc huniuF on nv face ana neck. ~
f-r using two OF three huities of youF N"Eiiine
fng huuur WAs entirely cured. go certainly
leiicYe u b. he iat medicine Tor al ..Ap4..i!ts
- th. hl0o that thera L. in the land, and suyu.u
d ghy rcrunHnend ii ~ The arlirir,l un''ii~.
Tnny yours, =. rFHRiNE Architect
MF. PerTine A. = sell knOWR architect aus
~ Ildfr 40 Little fall- =. y having lived thcft
sHd n thc sicluii! Tor ls AL ti,iris three seufs
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"a paradise of (or rather for) dock
and lIordst The place ~ strongly sug-
gestiyo of oceans Of milk, Mountains Of
Outtef, and unknown quantities ci
wool. We defy any critical grazer 30
pass through tiIis tract OF cOuBtry aud
withhold llis adniration. And 40 on
past HAYS and Ellis. end the new town
OF kelm--oniy surveyed and laid out,
but designed ~ the county seat of the
new e0unty of TregO-and the 10000
acre 'ioi lately purchased by Dr. A.
B. Elliott. 81 Troy. ~ \, and out over
che plains past Wallace aud Kit Car
son, where the ArkaDsas Valley Rail
road. Ga lirauch Of tie Kansas Paciiic)
strikes on Tor Las Animas. This road
viii probably soon be extended south
aud vest 10 Trinidad and Pueblo IN
Colorado. On again into the vilds,
past such piaoos - Eagle Tail, aud
Wild Horse and Deer Trait. and Klowa
until AZ last we are stopped by the
mountains that rise from the plaios
and sirelch lhenselves toward hs
Iheaveas. VIA, vendrsas land lies
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"of an saa saris % tongue % p,n.
The saideSf are these--lt might rave hteD.
II IL hadn't been for that hea'hen Chi.
nee cOntriyance--a sleeve hold-out.--
That pretty little game, sometimes
called
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ of Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sI1. Shipley ST.,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF MARCH, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, m,
the following described Real Estate, viz :
All that certain lot or parcel OF land situ-
ate, lying and being in the city of Whining
ton, bounded and described as follow, 10
wit On the northerly side of French street
beginning in the middle of the wall OF the
brick stable of DIR. Goeswich, thence north
erly and with French street nineteen feet
five inches to a marked stake in line OF
land late of DR.. Didier, now OF Mrs. Rey.
nolds, thence thereby parallel with Seventh
street one hundred and nine feet to the mid
die distance between King and French
streets, thence herewith parallel with
French street nineteen feet, five inches Ia
Goeswichh's line thence with said line 10
French street, be the contents within said
bounds what they may
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Joseph Todd, deceased, (Robert II
Wright, Administrator of Joseph Todd, de-
ceased and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle,)
March 10. 1877. { mr12-3tawts
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SHERIFF SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE. ...r
= BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me directed. will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the ltaE I'LL
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i shipley st.,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mfngton, New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF MARCH. 1877,
at two o'clock p. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
ALL that certain lot OF land with three
story brick house thereon erected, situate In
the citv OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows; TO witt Beginning atthe
southerly side of Ninth street between
Windsor and Madison streets at the distance
of seventeen feet from the westerly side OF
Windsor street, thence southerly parallel
to Wind4or street along line of other lands
of Jacob G. Chandler on the east eighty feet
to a corner, thence westerly parallel 70
Ninth street eighteen feet to another corner
thence northerly parallel to the first men
toned line and Windsor street, along a line
OF other land OF Charles G. Stern, on the
west eighty feet TO the said southerly side oi
Ninth street. and thence thereby easteIly
eighteen feet 10 the place of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may,
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Maris V, Pyle and Emma ii
Pyle, his wife, and I. t.. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle,)
March 10, 1871. mr12-3tawts.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias.
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at
THE HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL
in Middletown, in st. Georges hundred ,
New Castle county, on
Friday, the 23d day of March, 1877,
at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz ::
All that lot or parcel of land situate in
the village of Middletown, New Castle
county, State of Delaware, bounded as fol-
lows: Bounded on the east by the road
leading from Middletown to Mount Pleas
ant, to wit: Beginning at corner stake in
the edge of the road aforesaid and running
west In a line with the Academy lot one
hundred and fifty feet to a stake thence &C
feet in south direction to a corner stake
thence in an easterly direction one hundred
and nifty feet TO the place of beginning con.
tanning nine thousand feet, more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of Evan 7. Evans and Sarah i. his
wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
/ ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
sherih,s office, New Castle,
March 3, 1877. mar.5-eodts
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THE story that one OF the sons of the
President is to go to Paris as second sec
retary of legation is going the rounds of
the papers. If it be that such an arrange
ment is Contemplated, we see no good
reason why anybody should object to it.
If the young man is fit for the place sure
ly the fact of his father being President
should not disqualify him.-BditimOre
Gazette.
Our excellent contemporary is quite
correct. But if the President puts his
own son inloffice, why not his wife's cous-
in, who, weiwere. told, applied a few days
since, and on account ofsuch kinship,wa;
told he must remain ont in the cold.
This Office that is used 10 educate, eli
vate and enrich mans family would be
valuable acquisition were the salary
one-fourth h what it is, including the am.
pie supplies made by Congress for his
household. - -a
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SHERIFF SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ of Ais. Levari Fa-
cias, TO me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD,
At Kirkwood, in Pencader hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, the 9th Day of April, 1877,
at / O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being in st. Georges
hundred, New Castle county and State OF
Delaware. bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit Bounded on the north by
lands of Samuel J. Dichey, and wife, on
the east and south by lands OF Horatio j.
Willis, aud on the west by the Delaware
and Maryland State line. containing about
forty-hve acres, more or less; being all
that part lying in the State of Delaware OF
a tract of land which was conveyed TO one
Thomas E. Clayton, the father of the said
Emma E. Lewis, by Thomas c. Hambly
and wife, by deed dated on or about the
twenty-third day OF August, In the year
eighteen hundred and forty-fve, aud re-
corded among the land records OF Cecil
county, Md, In volume SO, folio 81, &c, on
which the said James A. Lewis and Emma
E. Lewis now reside.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of James A. Lewis and Emma E.
Lewis, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, New Castle,
March 16, 1877. s malI-3tawts
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March al. 1877.
LoUIsIANA.-It is said that conserva

LoUIsIANA.-Iti is said that conserva.
tlves who are in Washington state t hat if
Packard initiates hostilities it will not be
in the power Of all the troops that are in
New Orleans to protect him. They also
say that it is time the administration had
decided on its course, and they repeat
that if it undertakes to afford any active
sympathy or assistance to Packard that
the people of Louisiana will not submit.
Most of them, however, still adhere to
the hope that the President will do what
is right in the matter.
President Hayes is acting exceedingly
shabby in this matter. He and his Cabi-
net were committed to conservative pol
icy, and now they are acting as though
they were waiting to be bought-waiting
for a consideration before they make de-
cision, and the people of a whole State
are tormented and kept in state of civil
war by this policy. Win the Presidency
never get into honorable hands? Must it,
like the Senatorial Office, be longer drag
gsd in the slime of dishonor and be con-
tinually smirched with transactions be-
meath the countenance of such as Morrisy
and other high-toned gamblers? When
will the people see the evils which result
ed from Grantism and denounce such
trucking peddlers in politics as they de-
serve. Eyarts' whole life has been one of
aquisitions ofhigh fees for small service;
and now there is no telling whether he
will not attempt to make merchandise of
his position as Fish was charged with do
ing.
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Hayess Postmaster General, who was a
Democrat until he became member nj
the Fraudulent Cabinet, now gives Sena.
tor Merrlmon, of North Carolina to un
derstand that his Department will be
run as part of the Republican machine
He says that in making appointments il
the Southern States preference must bt
given to Republicans, other things being
equal Of course it will and the Post
master General for the Southern State.
merely gives notice that seekers afte,
Southern postofiices will increase tbei,
chances of success by openly joining the
Republican band. The Fraudulent Ad
ministration ought at least to be able tc
buy one vote with every post Office a
its disposal if it manages discreetly.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21

1t is announced that Fred. Douglass
will make no changes in the offices un-
der him for the present; and the white
Republicans underlings will be permit
ted to do the work of the Office, while
Douglas takes his ease and receives the
profits accruing, about $4,000. When
be is disposed to make changes and SUBJ
stitute negro clerks for white ones, he
will let it be known. There were fifty
applications made to him for places
on Monday and Tuesday.
The Marshal of Delaware is paid about
$500 year, with some additional per
quisites.
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OPPOSING HAYESs NEW POLICY
Southern Republican Conoressmen Associ-
0ting for Self Protection.

Southern Republican Conoressmen Associ-
ating for Protection.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The Thirteen
Southern Republican members of Con-
gress, with Thornburg of Tennessee at
their head, have entered into an associa-
ton for self-protection. The association
consists of the following named gentle
men: Thornburg of Tennessee; Darrell.
Smi h, Leonard and Nash, four Republi-
can members from Louisiana; Jorgensen
of Virginia; Brodgen of North Carolina;
Rainey, Cain, and Smalls of South Car o.
lima; Bisbee of Florida; with two RepuD-
hcans from Missouri. These men have
resolved not to 60 into any party caucus
on the organization of the next House
unless they can dictate their own terms.
They say they were left out in the cold
by Hayes's new policy, and they propose
to see how he will get along with his
scheme of organizing the next House
without their aid. They will occupy the
distinguished position of Joe Bradley
upon the Electoral Commission in having
the deciding vote, and some of the mem
bers of this association think that if they
stand united they may be able to make
Thornburg Speaker. AT any rate they
will stand solid against any attempt to
give the South over to the Democrats
The carpet-bag members of the Senate
are also contemplating a similar union
SO as to hold the balance OF power on
their side of Congress.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21
NOTICE TO DELINoUENTs or a..

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs or c,,,.
IN and School Taxes for lS16. nNilf
dersigned having rendered bills and NJ ,il ul.
postal cards and having called a sarss sl!
times, do give this notice that we ba SsSsa
formed our part under the law and il I5si M
lect by making levies. Those who NY %SOt
avoid the costs should call and make ssa souo .
arrangementsw when they will nav W. IVY
not propose to pay 20 the city the tar. tTo :
other people, nor do we intend our snrI,,A
to pay them for us. ''''uu
N. B.-Those owning Lots and havsr,,
paid the tax on them, we will sell SucSiS,,
for tax and costs. N'"'A
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, bq.v.n
Market and King. '''"en
Hours from "a, n, to l2M.. from stoy,a
Collector for ". Diy,re
Z. FARMAR. ''''"
fe2I-1m Collector for S. Dlstrn