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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

For upwards Of Thirty years Mrs. WINS
LOWS SHOOTING SYRUP has been used
for children with never-faiing success. 1t
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowls, cures dysentcry
and diarrhea, whethe, arising from teething
or other cauoes. An old aud well-tried rem
edy. Is cts. q bottle.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

why is it, my son, that foreigner
with a glass eye can never vote in this
countrys'' Because, my respected par
ent, he can never be natural eyesed.''
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

TO cleanse and Written the teeth, to sweeter
the breath, use Browns Campho'ated Sapona
Gee us Dentifrlce. 'Ewentv-tive cents bottle
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

OUR FOURTH PROPOSITION.
We will forfeit 81 900, as above, if the com
mitteee appointed as a"nve DO not pronounce
that the circulation Of 65,nOO Copies daily az
erage. rs estimated by us, to h" in excess of
the actual circulation of the Herald ut that
time
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

OUR SECOND PROPOSITION.
We will fn,f-lt $lDtWt', Ms above, if the COM
mitee appointed according to tue Uc1uld
stipulation does not pronounce the I17'alps
claim to he more than 10000 copies i'll EXCESS
AZ fn1. H. !
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

OUR THIRD PROPOSITION.
We will forfeit So UtN, IT, abuve if the COM
mittee appointed according to the Ue,uld'$
stpulat;ons does not pronounce "lr' estl.Iate
nearer the actual facts Than the Ue1ulds writ
tan rI
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30
Increase Of Crime.

That crime is increasing in our coun'
try is not a pleasant thought, but its
unpleasantness should not lead US to
ignore that fact. In Philadelphia is
said that there are 100, 600 people who
never pretend to attend church. We
do not say this with any idea that a
mere attendance at church OCCASIONAL y
makes people any better, but as an in
dication that the church as an agency Of
reformation is losing its hold upon the
community for good, and that the un
disputed fact, that our jails, peniten.
tiaries and real reformatory institu
tions are crowded while our churches
are half filed, shows that the school OF
crime is doing more effective work thar
our school of morals. There are tive
demands at the present time, neither o
which is the healthiest sign for the in
crease of morals and the stability o
good government. One of these sign
is the proposition to be met with every
where to build new and enlarge OLE
prisons, and the other is to build new
and expensive churches while minister
preach to half filed churches already
We might naturally have looked for
larger interest to have been manifeste'
in Sunday School and church work 70
the evangelizing of the masses, afte
the apparently successful effort
; of Moody and Sankey, and other evar
; gelists, but it does seem somehow to b
, a fact that crime springs perennial i
|. the track of Christian civilization. TIL
;. darkest side of this rather dar
view of an important subject, is that tn
J increase of crime is more appareI
s amongst the young, and commences
: show itself at very early stage of lif'
t The question naturally comes home
: us as to what is to be done to uprot
) this vast preponderance Of crime Unfit
I ence which is sapping the very founds
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

IT ~ HOPED that as the election ap-
proaches our Republican friends will
make up their minds to turn out and
give the candidates upon their ticket a
. large complimentary vote. The par
ty never had better ticket than it now
has, and it is due to the gentlemen
who are upon it that they should re-
oeive the undivided vote Of their par,
~. They have stood by the party il
all its defeats as well as its victories IL
the past and now that they hav" throw
themselves into the breach as q for
lorn hope they should not be made u
feel the indifference Of their party asso
ciates by receiving only a moirty Of the
Republican vote.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

The New York Graphic reproduces its
double cartoon, illustrating the fable OF
the inquisitive donkey, which appear
cd in its columns at the beginning OF
the POTTER investigation. The first
view represents the long-eared animal
biting into box marked on the end
electoral Frauds" on the side, intro
glycprine." The second view shows
the result with the air filed with shat,
tered fragments of the inquisitive donk-
ey, ears, hoofs, tail vanishing in the
upward fight. The legend, 1--WE told
you So" makes the cartoon in the
light of present events, prediction
realized.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30
Ne Got An Answ er.

While Gen. George A. Sheridan, of
Louisiana, was speaking on the west
side, Cleveland, on Monday night, h.
was interrupted by an adopted citizen
with this question:
What is the matter with the Demo
cratic party, any how =
Quick as lightning Sheridan turned
from the liIe Of argument he was pur-
suing and gave an answer to his inter
rupter, which all who heard it will re-
member as long as they live.
1t was as follows:
"What is the matter with the Dem
ocralic party | will tell you, my friend. u.
The Democratic party was born under
planets that were in opposition. 1t
lives in the objective case. Like
mule, it has no prid. of ancestry; no
hope OF prosperity. 1t never originates
anything. 1t shines by borrowed light.
1t has never been joined in honest wed
lock to a principal, but lived for years
in open adultery with a harlot called
slavery; lived with her until she died
of corruption, and was buried amid the
sobs and ,roans Of her paramour.
The atmosphere that surrounds Democ-
racy is full Of noxious vapors that breed
moral pestilence and death. The sun
never shines through it. Vice seeks
its shadow and corruption grows Justify
under its unholy influence. Springs OF
purity are never found in Democracy.
It's waters are torpid, lifeless-covered
with filth scum with which stagnant
pools and moveless waters always offend
tn. eyes of men. The soil which the
Democracy has cultivated has failed u
Weld harvests of value 10 the nation,
but has given crops of worthless weeds
and briars. Democracy has no love foi
country believes in States instead Of a
nation drives loyalty from its doors
and welcomes treason TO its habitations
holds the deeds Of our soldiers and sail
ors al naught strives to blacken thu
names of our heroes weeps over th'
lost cause hates the blue and loves th'
gray stabs loyalty in the back; bind
up the wounds Of treason and speaks
wnyds of cheer and comfort to its de
votees; applauds when helpless black
are stricken down in the south, an'
car.sses the hands red with their limo
, cent blood; denies the right OF Amerl
can citizens to make homes for them
-, selves in the South; justities the me-
who shoot them down or drive ther
E out. Democracy is curse to our land
# the source OF our bitterest wees; tn
haven where vice finds friends, an
crime its apologists and defenders
Democracy is original sin set loose
| Iend and destroy; it is the spirit
evil, filling the swine OF the natioh,tl
- incarnation of unhoiness; the child {
the devil, its home should he III til
. outer darkness, where there is weepin
a and wailiug and gnashing of teetl
d Such, family pictured, my friend,
what is the matter with the Democrat
party.-CIeueland 90. } Leader.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

CHERIFF-s SALE.
BY virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias to me
directed will he exposed TO Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 SHiPLEY ST.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the City u
Wilmington, New Castle County. Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 3OrH DAY OF OCT pBER, A. d., 1878,
At2 O'Clock, p. IN,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain iarT or tract 0i land situate
In New Castle Hundred, In the County and
state aforesaid. bounded and described AS
follows 70 wit Beginning at stake In the
line Of land OF Edward Edwards, corner OF
these premises, and by lands Of George Jack.
son, IRON thence by new line and with said
Jack sons land. south 30lz degrees west 1872 10
perchcs TO the centre Of the public road lead.
Ing from New Castle TO Newport, thence with
4 at road towards Newport north y degrees
west i+i perches In said road, corner ior lands
Of John Mcfarland from thence with the line
Of his land north S3k degree east SO perches
to u corner as last al resaid, tGrth JOY de.
grecs essi 10 pcrches 10 "A corner Of last ai0re-
said, from thence with said Mcfarland, and
land OF said Edw ,rds, north o2 degrees east 81
perches to corner for land OF said Edwards
and there with south 26l degrees, east 81
| perches TO large stone corner az last afore-
said, an from thence south i214 degrees east
rs $40 perches u the place OF beginning, con
tainint within said bounds l04 acres roods
and 10 perches Of land more or less with u
twO.stOry brick house and frame kitchen and
frame barn ana granary.
| Seized and taken In execution A. the pro.
perty of George jackson and Susan X. hs
wife and Richard Taylor and wife terre
tenants, and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, Nev Castle, October II, 1878
octl6
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

GEMS. GIANT AND MCCLELLAN We're
pitted against each other as opposing
candidates for the Presidency lin 1850,
by speakers at the Republican and
Democratic meetings in Philadelphia,
last Saturday night. Mcclellan, who
was present as one Of the speakers at
the Democratic mt citing, was introduced
as "Philadelphia's favorite son, loaned
for q short time to the State of New
Jersey, but soon to he the Chief Execn
tive Of tn. Nation" At the Repu blican
meeting Hon. B. Harris Brewster re-
ferred to Gen. Grant az "the man
above all others to whip the solid south
as he had done before" The sugges
ton was received with voriferous ap
plause.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

negroes, TO- Ill uponsthsir owners. ~
had innoo@ @Shy supposed that Wis bss'
barous custom Of the days Of slavery
had bsen AlOliahsd, but this sssnls y
have be~A . mistake. The Old spiri'
s~maiss and il .lIAsly TO reuain until
crushed out by . stronger power THAI
the unsided dictates Of humanity.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

sious Of ssglvty an snAsnsssisg ths'
stability y pur ssssrnmsa.. Id look
ing around sor remedy, u will psr.
haps bs found ., ,ssms pssiod in the fu.
tsrs, ths. IN al we'll nsaut forts to
rsash down and uproot shs causes Of
crime, We have been n,isled by theories,
or dogmss, social and otherwise, and
have been trying but an experiment
which every intelligent farmer discar-
dsd in his farm management long ago.
In some portions Of the country the
daisy makes its appearance in tn"
meadow lands, and unless Its spread
be resisted successfully, runs out"
the grass. For years the farmers
moved the daisy land in bloom
hoping to deprive the pest OF Its pow ~er
to propagate. But the pest ,hrove
sturdily despite the scythe. II was
only when some man more sagacioGs
than the mass, called In the plow to
his aid, and supplemented its work
with powerful fertilizers, that the daisy
disappeared. The remedy was onltiva-
ton. The daisy delights in soil that
has been F." SKINNED and SKINNED" as
the saying goes. In that respect !. re-
sembles crime, or the evil tendencies OF
tn. result Of q criminal course.
We live in an age which has made a
study Of how u rescue youth from the
countless dangers that lurk In Its path,
and yet II cannot bs disputed that ju'
vsnile delinquenciss gradually increase
The millions expended by host ol
ch ris,ian mel, and women, who are en-
gagged in forming the characters of fu
Iture men and women, have 3 good IN
|auenc-, but there seems to exist ten
d.ncy to go fearfully wrong even unde'
all tn. restraining processes which ar,
used. One of the great mistakes W.
make is to suppose that the school o
crime Is always located In the narrow
streets and meaner teneinents, which
abound in our large cities. We make
a mistake when in our wisdom We as
sumo that bad boys are always ragged
and dirty, and hoistsrously profan"
There is not an observing man or wo
man who does not know that many o
the worst boys are neither poorly clat
nor unk-mpt. The fault in the methods
of our churches and charities is no
that they do not reach down low
enough in the work Of rescue. bu
rather that they do not go high enough
One bad boy in good clothes may mis-
lead tep, while the ragged and dirt!
, gamin can only infiuencr loys as wick
ed and dirty as himself. Our mission
aries must not forget that good clothe
and good morals do not necessarily 6
together. They may. and they ough
to. but the fact is that they do not.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30
.HERIFf"S SALE.

ShEhiFT ohAI
By virtue of writ Of Leyari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, aI sHIPLEY ST.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the CEf :
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. ls7s,
At2 o'clock, p. m..
The following described Real Estate, viz:
An that certain lot or piece OF land with
the buildings thereon erected, situate Ia the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at the lntersec-
ton OF the northerly side Of 10th street, with
the northwosterly side oi Railroad Avenue
lat 30 feet wide) thence westerly along said
nOrtherly parallel with CiaymOnt street. by u
new line dividing this from other land OF the
said Evan q. Stotsenburg 238 feet 70 the south.
westerly side of Vandever Avenue, thence
along the saiG side of Vandever Avenue In n
sput6easterly direction 35i feet inches To a
stake In the middle OF the Marsh road, thence
by said road south IA degrees and 30 minutes
west "a feet and one halt inch to the north
westerly side of said Railroad Avenue, thence
thereby southwesteriy 100 feet 10 inches to the
place OF beginning, be the cOntebs thereof
what they may. The Improvements thereon
consist ofa large brick machine shop for the
manufacture Of bolts, nuts, Ac., in the black.
smith shop, engine and boiler house, Office
and store room attached, together with rail
road siding, stables, sheds, and other build
ngs thereon.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty of Evan G. Stotsenburg and Mary l..
his wife, and Joseph q. Rowland and Susan
his wife, aud Mahlon b. Stotsenburs and
Ellen J. his wife and t. I. IS, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office New Castle. October II, 1873
Oct2l
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30
The 800 illicit distillers convicted

The 300 illicit distillers convicted
at Nashville, Tenn, have been hope
lessly demoralized by the heavy penal
ties imposed. Sixty have been fined
from 800 to 81 600 each and sentenced
to Imprisonment from one to six months
About $50 have fled to the mountains,
forfeiting their bonds.
A shooting affray occurred on Friday
At Plaquamine, La, between Charles A.
Brule and State Senator Geo. b. Weit-s
in which the former received flesh
wound in the arm and the latter seri
GUS wound in the side, and is now in
critical condition. Political differences
led to the affair.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

THERE II A MOST excellent prospect
that the Tarnmany Democracy OF Nav
York City will meet with Waterloo
defeat next Tuesday, and the Republi
cans will gain one or two congressman
il the votes are honestly counted after
they ar. cast. The fact that the
straight ont Democratic papers are Sc
roundly abusing the opposition to Taln-
many is n pretty sure indication that
they see squalls ahead.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

THE PHILADELPHIA Evening Bulletin
in alluding to the repor.. that the Til
den ciphers are to be investigated by
the Potter Committee, says this will
have a brave appearance, certainly
but the Potter Committee has NANTES
ted such phenomenal dexterity in de-.
veloping lies while it pretended to be
searching for the truth, that the people
will doubt its capacity for producing
the exact facts Of this case. Possibly
Mr.. Tilden, for this reason, feels SAFE
in entrusting himself to it. In any
event, unless some evidence is produced
which shows innocence in the most IN
disputable manner, nobody will accept
a verdict Of acquittal for him at the
hands Of the committee. Any intelIi
gent man can estimate the force Of tn,
known facts in reference to the Ciphel
dispatches quite as well as Mr.. Pottej
can.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

CHERlFFs SALE
BY virtue Of n writ Of Ais. Levan Facias to
me directed, will be exposed IN public sale at
the t..-
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s4l sHIPLEY ST.
kept by John J. DouKherty In the city Of vii,
mington, New Castle County, Del,
On SATURDAY.
THE 2nd DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1878
at 2 o'clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, Wis:
All those two lots, pieces and parcels Of
land situated IN the city Of w Wilmington aiorc'
said with d large brick dwelling, brick
bakery .stabiing Ac., thereon crested, bounced
together no f0ilows 70 wit: BcgtnninK at n
stake In the northeriy side 9th street. between
Tatnall and West streets ut John Bradley 4
line formerly Whitelock, thence with the same
north 81 degrees east o. feet to corner stake
thenne south 5s degrees east with Samuel
McI.anes line 70 feet inches 10 the westerly
side OF Tatnall street, thence herewith south
81 degrees west % feet 10 said side OF Filth
street, thence herewith north Ss degrees
west 10 feet inches 10 the place Of beginning
| be the contents more or less.
sseiEed and taken In execution % the pro-
perty OF Robert Taylor surviving mortgagol
and l. /. and TO be sold by
ISAAC 9RUBB, Sheriff
Sherin's ofiice, New Uastle, October 10, 1878
| Octis
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30
1873.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

1873.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Pon sHgRIrr.
PHILIP R. CLARK.
FOR CORONER.
THOMAS J. BENNETT.
FOR STATE SENATORS.
JAMES H. MCCOY, Pencadsr,
EpW.N c. REYBoLD, Red Lion.
poR RErRgsgSTATiyEs.
JoHs GREEN, Wilmington.
JAMES N. BRAcKIs, Christiana.
ABRAM CHANDLER, Mill Greek.
JAMES NJ. WISE, JR., New Castle.
JOEL THOMPSON, White Clay Creek,
MERRITT N. WILLErrs, St. Georges.
JOHN A. DERRicKsoS, Blaekbird,
Yoa LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
JACOB CHANDLER, Mill Creek.
ABRAM ROrHwRLL, White Clay Creek
JAMss B. HENRY, Red Lion.
JAMES J. JAsvlER, st. Georges.
JoHS D. CARrER, Appoquinimink.
Isaac R. SrAATs, Black bird.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

HUMAN GAME IN GEoRGIA.-The pe0-
pie of Georgia are engaged in their fa-
vorite sport Of hunting negroes with
packs Of dogs in anti-war times. The
Atlanta Constitution, in late number,
gives an account Of rather eA.
citing chase after an escaped convict,
who had been leased for term of years
to an employer. The dogs Jumped
the negro at daybreak. He fled like a
scared rabbit, and was followed by the
dogs and their owners in full cry. AT.
ter delightful run Of about two miles,
the negro was captured, and would
have been torn to pieces by the dogs
had not their masters called them off
The account concludes by saying that
the pack of dogs employed in that in
stance, have "no superior in the State, y
and recommends all who desire to hun,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30
HERIFF"S SALE.

{ HERlFFS SALE.
BY virtue of n writ Of Levaria Facias to me
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. FORD,
At Kirkwo0d, in Pencader Hundred, NeS
Castle County, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. rs,
At2 o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain farm or tract Of land situate
lying and being In Pencader Hunired. County
Of New Castle and state of Delaware, par
ticularly bounded and described rs follows Ia
wit: Beginning at u large black oak tree
corner OF Outen ID. Jester and W liam b.
Calhoun's land and running thence with the
lands OF said Calhoun, south 81 " degrees
west 2s0 10 pcrches 10 u stone in CantwelI
ClarA's line, thence with his line south a
degrees east "a 6-10 perches TO n stone IN
Joseph Sapps line, thence with his and
William J. Hurl0ck's land, north ssl4 degrees
east IA perches TO a stone. and south 32 degree,
east 1870 perches to a stone corner for David
d. Wards land, thence with his land south 81
degrees east % 2 10 perchcs to a stone Il corner
Of George W. Walkers land thence with hi'
land north 7eI4 degrees east bs $40 perches e
a stone In a private road thence with the said
road due north lSperches to stone corner o
John Mccormick land, thence with his land
north 40A degrees west 26 $40 perches to q
stone, thence north 43L degrees east 33 7-ll
perches to stone and persimOn stump, thence
'Outh s2A degrees 40 perches to IL stone
corner OF the land Of the Rev William vii
liarns, deceased, thence north degree wes
" 7-lO perches to the place of beginning, con
tanning one hundred and forty.eight acres
more or less with a frame house and othcl
out buildings.
Seized and taken In execution ~ the pro
perty of william KIrkley and Sarah J. Kirk
| Icy his wife and I. I. and tc be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
Sherif-s office, New Castle, October II, 1878
actlQ
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

DAINTING AND HRAININH.--T frln
of Hickman Il Valentine, having been
dissolved by the decease of Wesley Hickman,
tie undersigned will continue the above busi
ness at the second. story Of the Telegraph
Building, Corner ofThird and Market streets,
on his own account. VIM. II. VALENTINE.
Oct26-lmd
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30

me REPUDl4ICAN has the largsst
.saponlaaaea q any DaDes n Delar
ware. AdvertisePs take note Of
this.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-30
sMRnsvvre sAH.n.
.HRRlYY-s SALE

CHEnlFf's SALE 4
by virtue Of . WIT Of Lsvsr Fsclas. 10 =
directol, will be exposed to Public sale, o. -
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Ml SHIPLEY ".
sspt y John J: i%,oaEhsrty, no IN the Ci.y q
'esst SATURDAY, "a
at2 O'Clock, p. m.
the following described real estate. Wis: All
that certain lot or piece Of land situate In the
city OF Wilmington sioresAld. and having
thereon erected Brick Morocco Factory, and
bounded and Described as ioliows, 10 vii
Beginning Mt stake on the rtherly side
o. titth street, between spruce and Church
streets, at the distance OF eighiy-on feet iour
inches from the ea terly side Of Spruce street,
and on the easterly side of q three feet wide
alley leading Into Fiith street, thence eastcrl,
along the said side Of Fifh street no ieet 10 n
line Of land now or iornerly Of ------ Askew,
thence northeriy partly along q line Of said
land now or late Of Robert n. Porter, and par.
allel TO Spruce street. lAs feet 70 the southerly
side Of Bradford street. NJ 90 feet wide; thence
westerly along said side o. bradford street
and parallel 10 fiith street ITO feet To line OF
olhcf land now or late OF said Porter; thence
along line Of said Porter's other land ant
partly along the cssteriy side Of the said,
above mentioned, three feet wide alley, 1+o
feet to the aforesaid side Of Filth street and
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what II may.
SEIZED aud taken In execution a. the prop
erty Il John q. Baker and Mary Ann Baker
his wife, mortsagors, and the John q. Baker
Morocco Leather Manufacturing Company,
and 10 be sold BY ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle. Oct. nth, 1879.
nctla . .
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Humboldt Irrigation and Development
Company.
Location of place of business, Sacramento,
California
Location of works, Humboldt county, State
of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at meeting
~ of the Directors of said company, held
on the 30th day of July, 1878, an assessment
of Two Dollars per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately to j. X. Foster, Treasurer OF tue
company, no. Z, J street, acramento,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the I'd day of October, 1878,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment be made
before will be sold ON the 21st day Of October,
1878, to pay ALI the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. BRAIEAhD 4. SAllh,
Secretary
Sacramento, mo. 81 street., sepS-td