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The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
81 aughter

No ballots were cast in favor of murder
in the first degree.
Upon the conclusion of the eighth bal.
lot preparations were at once made to
descend.
During the time the jury was IN delib-
Grafton the prisoner sat in the dock with
that that same grief stricken expression
that was noticed upon his countenance
in the earlier stages of the trial. He sat
with his right leg resting upon the rail-
ing before him, with his elbow on his
knee and his face half hidden in the folds
of his handkerchief that he held In his
hand. The wrinkles upon his forehead
were deeper and more contracted, and
the nervous restlessness of the man bad
subsidized under the effect of the dazes or
condition into which the re-
action had thrown him.
At five o'clock, or half hour after, the
Jury retired, Brown was taken back to
his old quarters, where he spent the min
utes in a restless treading of the narrow
limits of that weary prison cell.
At five o'clock the jury came in and
the prisoner was brought from his cell
and placed IN the dock. just after Brown
took his seat a portentious silence pre-
yaded the court room. The prisoner
seemed to feel the effects deeply. His
eyes run hurriedly over the faces of those
before whom he sat for Judgment, and
then to settle finally upon the features of
the foreman. Thus he waited.
His waiting, under the dreadful influ-
ence of doubt, as shown from every liIl-
eament of his countenance, was such that
it seemed as though 1t only wanted the
gentle llsping of fatal word, that would
blight forever an already weakened in
tellect.
"Have you agreed upon your verdict?'s
asked the clerk.
awe have" replied the jury.
"Who shall answer for you," inquired
the above named functionary.
"Our foreman" was the reply.
"How say you Mr.. foreman, is the pris-
oner at the bar, Harley G. Brown guilty
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
False Alarm. .

The alarm of fire on Saturday evening,
about $50 o'clock, was caused by steam
issuing from the Chamberlain building,
corner of Fourth and Orange street. The
fire department were quickly on hand,
but their services of course were not
needed
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
DTFD

CONRAD-On First-day, 18th month, sth,
1873, at O'Clock, p. M, William Conrad,
in tne 82d year of his age.
Funeral Fifth day. 18th instant. Leave
Wilmington at s O'Clock, a. m. Burial at
New West Grove. Chest sr county, Pa.
Friends OF the deceased are Invited to
meet at his late residence, No. 905 Orange
decs-2t*
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DUBLIC SALE
I OLA
SIM ALL FARM.

Will be sold at pubic sale, on TUES
DAY. the oath day OF December, 1878, AT 2
O'Clock, p. M, at the Washington House,
Newark, a fine farm containing 10 acres,
situated in Mill Greek Hd., New Castle
County, Del, on the White Clay Creek,
within three e-fourths a OF mile OF Newark,
and twelve miles from Wilmington.
The improvements onsist Of y good two-
story stone house and kitchen, spring
house and barn. Good water from a pump
young and thriving apple orchard. About
five acres OF wood. 1t is convenient to
good schools and several churches of differ
ent denominations; and within a short
mills.
No postponement on account of weather.
Terms liberal. MANSEL TWEED,
deco -3tdm-2tw
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsrER's OFFICE,


New Castle county. December 5, 1s7S.t
Upon application of VIM. NJ. Campbell,
Administrator q. I. A, of Margaret r. Nc
Caulley late OF Mill Creek HID in said coun-
ty. deceased 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice Of the granting OF letters of ad-
m1nistration G. I. A., upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
of, by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act of assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, newspaper pub
iished in Wilmington. and to be oontin
ued therein three weeks, (e o d).
,, Given under the hand and seal
l.. $. of office OF the Register aforesaid,
t-~~) at New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year ABOVE
written. s. @. BIGGS, Register.
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NOTICE.

AL persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before Dec. 9Th, 1879, or abide the
act OF assembly In such case made and
provided. VIM. M. CAMPBELL,
Administrator q. T. A.
Address, Elkton, Nd. decs-3N cod
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24

Generals Hoyt aud vickers, accom-.
panied by two or three others,
sprane from the cars In the darkness
when they were in full motion, and
escaped. They wandered through
tue swamps all night, and knowing
they were hunted like wild beasts,
and fearing recapturo, waded into a
dense thicket OF brush aud water,
aud remained there all day, hungry
unto starvation, and almost literally
consumed by mosquitoes. When
the night came on they got back
into the road and when within few
miles Of our lines were treed by
bloodhound, and taken on to
Charleston, where they rem Iined all
through the boinbardment. During
their stay there they became separa~
ted, and from that day until yester
day they had never met, and hence
IL was with moro than ordinary fer.
vor that the two veterans grasped
hands aud congratulated each other
ut tho Lochiel Hotel yesterday.
The two officers sat and related their
experience to each other since their
separation, aud it was evident that
their parting for fifteen years had
not obliterated that love for each
other that 10 felt in common by all
the veterans of the war;"
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LEOfSLATURE.

Vote for CHARLES MILLER, OF
Penn.
First, Because he is o native citi-
zen Of unblemished character with
whom you are all acquainted.
Second, Because he is nm intelli.
gent hard-working farmer who you
sent 10 represent you in the Legis.
lature Of your State an he faith
fully discharged the trust you i'm.
posed in him.
Third. Because he was not an
office seeker and worn-out politician,
but the Office sought him and no re-
luctantly left his fathers farm and
consented TO be . candidate and be.
come the public servant Of the peo.
pie.
Fourth, We should not depar
from party usages.
FIN, As a legislator he acquitted
himself honorably and a credit Ia
al who voted for him. He lodged
no Bills but every vote cast Was tru
| ly in the interest OF the people Of hi'
county and the State. Vote 70
Charles Miller.
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The merits OF the State Tick OF
have been fully discussed by ADLER
journals, but We cannot refrain from
saying o word in favor Of n. G.
Fisher, our candidate for Congress I;
he deals 90 fairly With the financial
question which 80 much disturbs the
country--his legislative record is
good and unlike his rich, aristocratic
opponent would not agree to spend
the hard'esrned money Of the labor.
or In Constitutional enactmeuts,
which would pension those who
would destroy the Government Of
the United States or pay TO English
Bondholders an unjust debt, rather
than to the American citizen who
was willing to give his money at the
Governmental proposition. Shame
Where 10 thy blush
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An Incident.
For the Harrisburg DAILY TsLssaAru.
Sept. q, 1878.

For the Harrisburg DAILY TsLssaAru.
Sept. q. 1878.
"A little incident occurred yester-
day morning, that will be OF more
than ordinary interest to the veteran
Union soldiers in Harrisburg. espe
oially TO those who we're confined 10
the prison pens Of the South during
the war. Among the guests at tho
Lochiel for the past week has been
General David vickers, OF New Jer>
sey, . tall, 6ns looking gentleman,
who served with credit and gallantry
in = New Jersey regiment, as Gen.
eral Hoyt did ia one from the Key.
stone State. During the war Vick-
ers and Hoyt were captured by The
Rebels, and confined in ono OF the
Southern prison pens, Macon, 0sor-
gle, for . long time. In order 10
prevent the threatened lombard.
msnt OF Charleston, South Carolina,
BY our troops on Morris Island, .
large body Of prisoners, about elk
hundred Ia number, including Ill
tho asld officers, were sent on cars
10 that city. During the journey
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Auditors Notice.

In rc-assigned e. In the Court Of Com.
tate Of Ddr,- mon Pleas Of Sny-
sard 'labie. der county.
nv lunder'iSned having been appoint.
ed Auditor To distribute the balance
in the hcnds Of william Meyer. Assignee
for the benefit Of creditors OF BarnhArd
Ksbie. will meet al. parties In interest, for
the purpose Of performing the duiic. Of
his appointmect, a. his ONCE In the Court
House, In the Borough Of MidJlcburg, on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18th. A. 10 oclock
A. NJ. All creditors failing to present
their claims at that time will be debarred
from participation in said distribution.
4. n. PFAHLER,
Oct 18th, 1873. Auditor.
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THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
DIR. n. n. SMITH.

The importaace Of electiug Rec
publican Senator In this really Re.
publican district must be apparent
to all. Doctor Smith 10 the uomi-
nee. He Wa born, reared and edu-
eated in Snyder ooanty--his inter.
ests and those Of all her citizens are
identical. You know him from
youth to manhood. His irreprosch.
able character. liberal education and
unyielding integrity Ct him to repre-
sent this district 10 the Senate OF
Pennsylvania.
When tho great war Of the Re.
bellion broke out, though out a
youth Of seventeen he entered the
service Of the United States and ems
dured the hardships Of . long and
bloody conflict with the patience
and gallantry of hero--hs only laid
down his arms when victory crown
cd the Stars and Stripes aud our
country saved, one and inseparsbls.
Educated in the Republican school
OF politics by his illustrious suoes-
tor. the lamsnted Hon. Ner Middlss-
wHth and Q line Of our worthy and
intelligent citizens bis relatives and
friends ID The safe assurance that he
will faithfully represent Republican
pstneiplss.
His honesty Of purpose and integ
sity 10 an assurance that be will re-.
Srsssot The people Of the county,
district and State with Q view 70
Bhsir best intsrest-with credit 10
hinssli and honor 10 those who
s)estsd him.
10 y . native citizen Of Esydsr
eosaty worthy Of ths 1aatagss Of
be- sitissas and should ssssivs IN
uapasallsled majority. ths result Of
vetiaG Sos hin without regard 70
pHsy erssds
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General Election Proclamation

I, DANIEL ElSENHART, High Sh erin o
Snyder county, Commonwealth OF PennsyIva
MIA, do hereby make known aud give notice "a
the eieotor. q the county nior ssa!d, that an
election will b held In the said county oi
Snyder, on
Tuesday, November 5th, 1873,
for the purpose OF feleotieg the several person,
hersinAitsf named, to Wit:
one psrsoa for Governor Of snusylvanis.
=, One person for Lieutenant Governor ol
on. person for Secretary ofIntsrnsl Affairs o,
One person Tor Supreme Judge Of P.unsyiv.
One psrsou to al the once Of Representa-
tive IN Congress for the 18th district, CON posed
Of the counties Of snyder, Huntington, Juni.
One person 70 represent tss aith Senatorial
district composed OF the counties OF snyder,
Union and Northumberland, I q the senate Of
~ son M uS,.. sSs s.ianiy A. r'd'
One person to oil the odice OF representative
IN the dsnsrsl Assembly Of the Cont wealth
for the county ossnyder:
for the county Of snyder.
One ps!scn % nii The once Of Sheriff for the
n. s:.Ss;; = sIas. ~ :.' once Of Treasurer
Three psrsous 20 aiI the once Of ofOoumissions
ThI.. PsI.SS.: g 70 alI che once Of Auditor 70.
one psrsop,to al the once Of Coroner Tor the
county OF soyder.
also hereby make known and give notice
that the place OF holding the Aforesaid election
10 the ssvsrsl townships aud boroughs Within
the county OF Snyder are % follows, TO Wit
AZ ths Odd.Fel.ows Hsh, In and for the Bor'
II the House u Daniel Hovis In and for PER-,
township.
Al Boyer. TOva Hall. In and for Washington
tcwnship.
AttLs housso John u. Meyer. In the Bor,
oneh Of Aiddleburg. for franhlin township.
AZ the Odd felloWs Hall In Bsavsrtown ip
and for Beaver township
:. Al ths hou.s Of jacob KILLER In and for wss'
Beaver township.
a. ths hoas. Of james D. Long in and 70.
:. AZ !ss nous. .. james,. xi.sAs,. in and 10.
Ntddlseresk sowpshtp.
~ he acses Of ssrah A. Miller IL ssa sos
q O. seAocI Aosss ia Kr..ssrvil,s, Tn end 10.
Z. the soScoi Esus. .. sA..es,. d. in and
a s: Sss:: q Ys.a s.sAssa. ,s ga ., We.
Perry townsbip.
~ tho Court House u Hu1 coe The Borough Oi
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24
SHERIFF.

DANIEL BOLENDER tho can
didate for Sheriff is known 10 the
people Of Snyder county. Ills ca.
pability 10 serve the public is for the
public TO determine. That he is q
man Of energy is far from a doubt
and whether the people wSnt him to
again serve them is for them to de-
termine.
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Auditors Notice.
In re-assigned es- In the Court Of Com
tate Of Henry mon Plens of Sny-
Meehty. der county.

TVHE undsrsigned having been app oint.
i Cd Auditor 10 distribute the bal IN 90
in the hands Of !. I. Monbsek, Assignee
for the benefit ~ creditors OF Henry
Msehsly, will meet ell parties In interest.
for The purpose Of performing the duties
of his appointment. II bis once IN The
Court House. in The Borough OF Middle.
burg. % SATURDAY, NOV. i6sh. ~ 10
o'clock 4. N. All ersditors falling 10
present their elslms as that time will bs
deferred from participation In said distri.
buiioa. a. N. pgAuLhR.
0ss. i5th. Asdi'sv.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24
A Falsehood Exploded.

We made o cautious allusiou, a
short time since. to certain reports
designed 10 affect the standing oI
General Hoyt our candidate for
Governor, before the religious por.
ton OF the community. Our atten-
ton was first attracted to the sub
ject by receiving q postal card, in.
quiring il We knew anything con.
cerning his religious belief, the
writer stating that IL was reported
he was an in6del. Further inquiry
established the fact, not only that
such reports were current, but that
q brother Of Mr.. Dill, the Democrat
10 candidate for Governor, Was help
ing the circulation OF such reports,
We denied, on our knowledge. the
correctness Of this report but learn.
ing that Rev. DR.. Nelson, one OF the
agents Of the Methodist Episcopal
Book Concern, ct New York, knew
General Hoyt quite intimately, We
took the liberty Of writing TO him
on the subject Re was naturally
surprised at such report, and before
replying 10 a., took The precaution
10 fortify bis own knowledge BY
writing 10 friends in Luxerne coun.
y and now forwards 10 10 replies re-.
esivsd. Our friends will please no.
lice that Ill speak from personal
knowledge. The following are the
letters
NEw Yoax, Dot. 1, 1873.
J. vAxxoTx, ESQ.
Pitts6urg, Pa.
nEAa 6IR Your note Informing
ma That Gaunr~l u>>.- NJ I'LL =
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TREASURER.

Vote for Robert Smith. II is one
Of our most important Offices. To
him you entrust the funds OF the
county. He is available and will
take as good care OF them "a does he
take care and manage his personal
affairs.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

Samuel II. Yoder is the Republic
can candidate for Associate Judge
His moral character--social quail
ties-business qualifications-sound
Judgment ft him to occupy a seat at
the loft hand OF our learned Law
Judge.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24
CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS
AS DESIRE TO REDUCE MY LARGE STOCK
of DRY GOODS & NOTIONS between this and
the 18th day of September. to make room
for Fall Goods. concluded to sell at
Great Bargains now to all my Custom.
ers who will favor me with call.
Respectfully,
Oct 16, 73 ~. WElS.
CAUTION.

NOTICE is Ssrsby gives ihss shs fol.
Moving articles have bees purehssed
by the usdsssigssd. q Cesssabls's Sale
aud lefs ID The possession Of Bssj. Z
shaIsr duviae ny pleasure. All psPseas
ere cautioned Dot 10 msddls Or istssfsrs
with the cams. Wis 4, I Hog, Cock Stove
L Pipe, Ned 4 Bedding. Sink. :
Tables, ! Closk, Leokisg glass, hsst
Stand. I Tsb. ! Barrel Of Ashes. ! Lamp
Oct. 10. 70. PHILIP LINIe.
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CORONER,

Vote for Doctor r. Hermann for
the reason that he ia o skilled physi.
clan "A gentleman Of intelligence
and in tho event OF the death OF .
Sheriff would mako Q competent suo-
cessor.
In fns, vote The ~hole Republican
ticket.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24
COMMISSIONERS.

Vote for JOHN REITZ an honest
farmer OF Franklin.
Vote for JOHN ROMlG for you
have tried him.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24
A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"A Letters ss sAnisisssstses - .s.!s Iys
on Tie eseete Of Lselsa Heshood eees4s leee
e Aa.Ts S:'issss &. ;s:Scsy s:s.: :s
% =; y, s::: :::,. I:
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AQdjlNeo.
Coroner,

EER o. AiDDLESwARTH, Of West Bee
YER and DANIEL DlEFENBA0H, Of Penn
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4 UDI7ORS

Vote for MIDDLESWARTH and
DIEFENBACH two tried officers
fully competent TO discharge their
duties.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24
hOYr on FINANCE.

PERClVAL HERMANN, Of Jackson.
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JOHN RBlTx. Of Rssptlis. and JOHN
ROMl0, Of Penn.
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Commissioner

hOBERr SMITH, Of Adams.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24
Divorce Notice.

Mary jane SeeboLi. IN the Court Of
by her nsyt friend Common Pleas
j. N. Aura'd. of Snyder Coun-
Coleman Secboh.
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DANIEL BOLENpER, Of Middlsburg.
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I, DANIEL ElSENHART, Hixh Sh erin ol
Snyder county, Commonwealth Of PenusyivA
MIA, do hereby mako known aud give notice to
the electors o. the county afor ssatd, that an
election will b held In the said county Of
Snyder, on
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24

nEAa 6IR Your note informing
mo that General Henry n. Hoyt i
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6herid

SAMUEL II. YoDER. Of Middleor. ek
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-19

lCoseFnor pumped himself Dry Without
pgodEcing the least aGecs. The crowd
on the outskirts opened respectfully for
hin - psss out. snd { . Jesss rno.ped
more pitilnl than esefs The wefnen pifch-
60 = with renewd vigor. and shavIs, SUI
go. pDplins, bottles Of pickles. ribbons.
wasking soda. musIins and bags Of hcn-
inv wese psfeked IN the wsgcas 81 kae
Doors Tkeps second rumor spread
over the crowd. The President was
coming This also proved true. Press
ident Davis rsde iowa iram the Capt.
toI, followed BY Capt. Cay, with d
hundred Of The guards He mounted
wagon, and everybody was silent. i
bad seen hIn several times, bat bad
never heard Rim speak 50 ! forced
nv way within ten feet 81 him and
stood speIlbound. II was the most elo-
quent speech ever Heard TIL and
slender, be swsyed with emotion ike
the willow in the wiEd. His words
Siss seEs!r I s., sasiSs 4 s p;
while expressing bis deepest sympathy
vi b the sorrows and suffermgs Of tie
children Of the confederacy. sternly
maintained the necessity Of law and err
DER"
The Major heard that many Of the
women stopped pillaging. and gathered
at distance listening TO the words
that they could catch. At the close Of
the speech the President took out his
watch and gazea at IT long and earnest
".Csptain Cay said be. order your
men to load with ball cartridges. ."
The order was obeyed, and the ring
ing Of ramrods was heard. The crowd
began to give way.
Captain Cay said the President.
still looking at hrs watch, ''if this street
is not cleared within Eve minutes. order
your men to FIRE down Main street un-
iii il 10 cleared. >"
\ mir. Davis rode away. Within three
minutes there ives not soul in sight
but the Guards. The mob funneled It
itself into the side streets. Those near
est the President gave the Information
10 those in front, and rushed against
them with the force off wave. 'They
are going 10 fret" The words were
heard By the pilferers in the stores
They knew the character Of Jefferson
Davis, and they knew Me reputation Of
old Capt. Gay. Where DAVIS would
not finch from giving an order, Gay
would not finch from obeying il. The
women dispersed as suddenly as they
came, end that was the end Of the fe-
male commune. They never held an.
other meeting.