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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13

For the best brands OF old handmade
Sour and Sweet Mash Whiskcys, go to
STOCKPLETH q BROss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13

CALL at Mrs. s. Williamsons, and see
her boqucts and baskets of natural flowers,
for the holidays.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13

For good shave tor ten cents, good
haircut for twenty-five cents, go TO Henry
Schick's barber shop, No. lac Commercial
Avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13
HEADQUARTERS

for good well made well trimmed, well
sewcd, fashionable cut and neat fitting
Clothing is at
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13
STOVES.

The finest stoves in the world. The
Westminster Base Burner, and the Cham
pion Monitor cook stove at
HAtIpv's
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13
CLOTHING.

Now is the time to get your Ovcrcoats
and Winter Suits. A. MARX,
81 Ohio Lcvee.
is the best and cheapest place TO 20 to get
them. Try him and be convinced.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13

FoR the best California Brandies and
Wines, 60 to SToCKFLETH & BRoss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13
CAPITAL NOTES.

CHANGES IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, December 1l.-Secretrry
Sherman has appointed VIM. Fletcher chief
of the loan division of the treasury depart
ment. G. Z. Coon, of the loan division.
succeeds Fletcher as assistant chief.
WHERE THE GOVERNMENT FUNDS ARE.
The secretary of the treasury sent the
house report responding to the resolution
introduced by Mr.. Kellogg on the 4th inst.
The secretary says there were no funds be-
longing to the treasury in the possession or
custody of any state bank or private banker
in the United States on the dates men.
toned, September 30, and November 30.
1878, or in any national bank, except those
especially designated as United States de-
positorics.
BIAINE's SPEECH.
The announcement that Blaine would
speak to-day, filed the galleries and hun
dreds were turned away 1t creates much
discussion and will stir up good deal of
dead blood.
LOUISIANA ARRESTS ON POLITICAL.
GROUNDS.
New ORLEANS, December 11--Ernest
Mossan, Dr. 5. II. Scruggs, VIM. r. Hart,
ST., j. B. Rachol and Washington Cockfeld,
all Of Natchitoches parish, charged in the
affidavit OF j. Il. lIornsby with II conspiracy
to prevent the ailiant by force, intimidation
ahd threats Of bodily harm and injury, from
giving his support and advocacy in legal
manner toward and in favor of the election
OF j. Madison Wells for congress, ut the
October election, appeared before Commits
sioncr Lane to-day, and gave bail in $4,000
each for their appearance before the United
States circuit court. DR.. Scruggs talked
very freely about the matter, and says the
whole difficulty amounted to nothing more
than that llornsby, who makes the atlida-
Wit, vas told that he must either stop max
ing inflammatory speeches to the colored
people or leave the parish.
THE HONEST MONEY LEAGUE - PREPARE.
TlONs For ITS EXTENSION.
CHICAGO, Dec. ll.--At u meeting of the
executive committee Of the Honest Money
League, held here tonight, it was decided
to extend fork Of the league to all the
states, and allow each state representation
IN the executive committee. The work of
the association will DO continued by the
organization OF local leagues and clubs and
supplying them with documents, furnishing
lecturers, etc. In order to facilitate organ
cation IL was determined to Immediately
open an Office In Washington. Committees
were appointed to prepare an address on
the financial situation and policy of the
country and to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
celebrating the resumption OF specie pay.
mcnt by public demonstration here as
soon after the first Of January MS may DO
Hereafter all documents and
information will be furnished by the Hon
est Money League In Washington, D. G., or
In Chicago upon application.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13
THE BOSS CLOTHlER.

The Boss Clothier in the city, is
A. MARX,
OF ONO LEvEE.
This can be easily proved by going to
him, and trying his Clothes, and you will
swear he's the Boss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13
TIMETABLE.
and Departure Of Trains.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TIE NAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open "a q. m; closes
~ $50 pm; Sunday: sto II ~ ~.
money Order Departmentopcn at "a. m; closes
~ y. 10,
Through Express Malls via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close at 1870 p. m
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Way Mall
closes at 1890 y. m.
Way Mail via Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim.
ccnnss and Mississippi Central Railroads close at
p;4b p, m.
Way Nail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at
H. M
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at $40
=. m, daily except friday
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13

The announcement that Blaine would
speak to-day, filed the galleries and hun
dreds were turned away. 1t creates much
discussion and will stir up good deal OF
dead blood.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-13
CAIRO 81 ST. LOUIS r. r.
HE
Shortest Line to st. Louis!

rI,HE trains by this road connect II ST. Louis and
j Esst 81 Louis with all other ltnes TO the EAST,
NORTH AND SOUTH.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
THE MINING PANIC ON THE PA
ClFIC SLOPL-CONFIDENCE
RETURNING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-A Virgi-
mia City (Ne.) dispatch says the commit
tee OF miners who last night examined
the Sierre Nevada mine express them
selves satisfied wi h the result of the ex-
animation. The cross-cut, at 2,20O foot
level, is now in rich ore six feet on top
and ten feet on bottom.
The cross-cut Is SO hot that it is almost
impossible TO work in it. The cross-cut
III the 2.100-foot level is still in mixture
of caprock end low grade ore. Great ex-
citement has prevailed in consequence
OF the statements that the mines lad be-
come to large extent exhausted and
were too hot to work.
Th report of the committee assists to
restore confidence ere, Other dis
patches from Nirg mia City, while report
ing the excitement partially sub,ided,
add, howe yer, that crowds of miners
were still on the streets and
making threats to take posses
sion of the Sierra Nevada mines.
Special po oicemen have been sworn iu to
preserve order
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
CONFESSION OF HAYDEN, THE
WIFE MURDERER

BosToN, Nov. 21.-E. q. Hayden, SEN
fenced at Montpelier, VT, last Friday to
be hanged in 1881 Tor the murder of his
wife, says. In IA statement furnished TO
Boston paper: al have been asked il
there was a Cause not known for my TAX
ing my wife's life? ] answer no. Other
love, purity and faithfulness to me
have not doubt, nor ever had. Her
nature was confiding, self-sacrificing and
iull of charity. Her character aud her
heart were spotless and pure as the
angels. If she had fault IL was her
love for me. | declare aud solemnly
swar that l was not conscious. / know
my heart never conceived the thought
OF that terrible act All hopes and prom
lses were taken from me. All their
treachery treierring to his wife's rela-
tiyes) was then and there unmasked.
For months my life had seemed "A burden
to me, aud to that day tthe lst ofSeptem-
ber) had looked anxiously and eagerly
forward as the end of sorrow-the begin
ming Of a new and happy life. 1t was all,
all III that one short day, taken from me.
IL must have brought about "A feeling of
despair, of frenzy, and unconsciously
did that which was contrary TO my ma
ture, my desire, interest aud peace OF
mind"
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
PERSONAL,

Speaker Randall is not looked for at
the Capital until next Monday
Senator Thurman Is not expected in
Washington until after Thanksgiving.
Minister John A. Bingham reached
Chicago yesterday ON his way 10 Wash
ingtou.
Senator Conover, of Florida, Abram
Washington.
Cangressmen Springer is getting ready
to Resume investigation of the charges
against Minister Seward.
Marshal Wharton, of Louisiana, whom
Attorney General Devens directed to re-
port at Washington, has been ordered to
go back home.
Governor Bishop, of Ohio, has two
cousins in Bloomington, ILL.,, who both
attempted to commit suicide on We'd
nesday, and one of them, Luther Bishop,
succeeded.
The latest recruit to the third-term
crusade Is Miss Edmonia Lewis, "ihe
colored SCULPTOR" who has been making
a bust of Grant and thinks he ought to
be President all the time.
Danbury Ne,cS :-"Mr. Edison is not
able to prevent the noise on the elevated
railway. He has got con'rivance to S op
the noise and he has discovered where lhe
noise comes from and knows where IL
goes to, but don't appear to be able TO find
any place in between TO put the machine" /"
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
OUR COUNTY COURT.

The McCdnn Case Before the Grand
Jury-Me Court out Of Bushes, -
Waiting for Causes for Action.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, Nov. 22.-Court
assembled at ten o'clock. Judges Com
eggs, Houston and Woot'en on the bench.
The Grand jury being called re ired to
its chamber. The witnesses in the case
Of Mrs. Mccain, for the murder of
Patrick Collins were called and were
during the greater part of the morning
before the Grand Jury.
The Court running out of business the
general jury were discharged about
twelve O'Clock, and the Court settled it.
self back to wait for the appearance of
the Grand Jury. At IL 35 the jury came
in with several bills after which the
Court took recess until 3 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
Terrible nlising Accide ns.
THIRTEEN MEN KILLRD OUTRIGHT AND
TEN MORE WOUNDED.

TEN MORE WOUNDED.
SULLIVAN, Indiana, November 21.-A
terrible explosion occurred at the Sui.
livan coal mine here to-day. 1t result &
ed from ign tion Of gas by the fame of
lamp. The violence Of the explosion
WAS increas by eight kegs OF powder
whi III were below. Thirty men
were in the mine, aud the scene imme-
diately after the accident begea's des-
cription. Thirteen men were
killed outright, eight, or ten
wounded and many others suffered to
that extent that their lives hang by
thread. The excitement is SO intense
that 1t is impossible to obtain the names
of the victims at present. 1t is known
however that Thomas and Samuel Hand-
for l., two oftho proprie Of the mine,
are among the dead. A great crowd Of
relat YES Of the victims, consisting mostly
of woman, have gathered around u
ill-fated mine, aud their lamentations
are pitiful.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

A DUEL FOUGHT BETWEEN THIN YES
TERDAY- PISTOLS AT THIRTY-FIyE
PACB'-NBITHER OF THE CoMBATANTs
HURT.
LONDON, Nov. %.
A despatch from Paris, published in
London yesterday afternoon, saws duel
with pistols, between NJ. Gambetta and
NJ. de Fourtou, arising out of the passage
IN the Chamber of Deputies on the 18th
INST, when the latter was unseattd was
fought yesterday at Plessis Preauet.
The report of a duel is confirmed. NJ.
de Fourtou and NJ Gambatta fought al
thirty-iive PAGES. Only one exchange OF
shots was had, and neither party was hurt
FouRToU CHOOSES PISTOLS
NJ. de Fourtou won the choice of wea-
pous and named pistols. Both fired at
the word and missed.
THE OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
The official account OF the meeting,
slgued by the principals and seconds,
says that M. de Fourtou, considering
that Gambvttas withdrawal did NOT
modify the otfr.is veness OF the epithet
requested Deputies Bin de Bourbon ami
Robert Mitchell to demand satisfaction.
dainDttia named Deputies A Ilaln-Tarpe
anu Clemenceau as his seconds and re-
fused TO make any further withdrawal
than that borne on the official minutes.
M de Fourtou, in his defence before
the Chamber, referred 10 Gambetta's re-
cent speeches as favoring the ostracsm
OF ali who are not Old republicans.
M Gambetta said THAT is a false.
hood"
On the demand of the President, NJ
Grsvy, Gambetta said - Withdraw
tne word In difference To the rules of the
| House"
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
PUBLIC SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVl-
i Sous OF the Act of General Assembly,
passed at Dover, March 5th, 1867, "Enti led
All Act relating TO Lieus of Common Carriers
anA Others"
Pubslc notice is hereby given that the Phil
adeiphia, Wilmington a,d b tItimore r. X
90 having a lien as Common Carriers upon
the following described property for It's Car
rage and Storage, consigned M noted below
and the Consignees having failed to paw The
costs and charges for such Carriage and Stor
age a. required by law, the same Will be ex.
posed 70 sale at Public auction, oa the IN
day OF December, 1878, at 10 O'Clock a m at
tn ir Freight Depot. corner Fourth an ii q
streets. in tie city of Wilmington, In order to
dlscha ge said Lien and y the costs OF sale
and advertising.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
Lynching i'm Kentucky.
TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT OF A NEGRO
FOR TERRIBLE CRIME.

TEXTILE PUNISHMENT OF A NEGRO
FOR TERRIBLE CRIME.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.
On Tuesday last tin Oldham county, Ky,
George Williams, colored, aged seven
teen, assaulted aud outraged an eight
year-old daughter of Deputy Sheriff Jack
Barbour, of Louisville. Williams was
incarcerated, hut last night a body of
about thirty masked men rode up to the
jail at Lagrange and took him from his
cell. He was placed in the midst of the
squad and the party Immediately hurri. d
out of town by the road toward Buck
ner's Station The thing was done IN a
very quiet manner, there being but little
noise or excitement. The mob obeyed
the orders of one of their number, who
seemed to have been chosen the leader.
HUNG TO A TREE.
About four miles west of Lagrange and
half mile east of Buckuer's Station they
strung the young negro up to large tree
on Mr.. Overs rret's farm, only few rods
north of the Short Line Railroad track.
After the hanging the mob dispersed and
left the body swinging in the air. The
corpse was partially hidden from passers
by on the railroad by the bushes along
the track, but the head of the negro was
plainly visible and was seen by several
passengers on the Short Line train this
morning. The riDglraders of the mob are
still at large, no attempt to arrest them
having been made Whether Jaller Rus
sci made any effort to protect the prison.
er is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
THIRD EDITION
General News.

The Halifax award of $3.50, 900 was
paid over to the British Government, in
London, yesterday.
A. H. Langevin, Postmaster-Ge General
of the Dominion, was yesterday elected
by reclamation to represent Three Riv-
ers, Quebec, in the Dominion Parlia-
mcnt.
The Sixth Regiment and battery will
assemble at Ph9nixville ON the 18th inst,
for the annual fall inspection. Governor
elect Hoyt, Governor Hartanft, and Ad-
jut ant General Latta are expected to be
present.
Atelegram from NJ emphis says thatDis-
trict Attorney Turner of the Criminal
Court, elected by the Nationals last An
gust, has appointed a colored man NAM
ed Cassels Assistant District Attorney.
This is the first time colored man has
held such an office in Western Tennes-
see.
The SUIT of John G.. Mccullough and
Chas. G.. Lincoln, in the U. s. Circuit
Court at Trenton, n. j., to recover the
amount of S30,055 in railroad bonds, is
sued by Kearney township, Hudson
county, resulted yesterday in verdict
for the plaintiffs.
The officers aud men the British war
vessel Black PIince have received orders
10 sail for England ~ soon Bs the festivi-
ties attending the arrival of the Nicere-
gal party at Halifax are concluded. 1t is
believed the Duke of Edinburgh will be
promoted 10 the rank of Rear Admiral
on bls return to England.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
Faint Heart In Ohio,
a Wedding Prerented by Rirai Suite,
rho Atterudrds CAPTURED the Bride.

A Wedding Prerented By Riral suitor
rho Atterrards Captured the Bride.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Nov. 21.-Tbis
city was deeply disturbed last night by
an at'empted marriage frustrated by an
aggressive interference Of the brother
and another lover of the bride. The
circumstances are mixed, hut it seems
that the girls parents favored the would
be bridegroom, while her brother and
other admirer did not, when the bride.
groom, William +. Smith, went for the
bride, Miss Jennie Buflenbarger, her
brother and lover, Mr.. Peppel, produced
revolvers and threatened the personal
comfort Of Smith.
The latter become so frightened that
he relinquished all clam, gave up his
license and fled, and then the fighting
lover procured license and married
Miss Jennie.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
NJ RS. Van COtt ON the Platform
Again.

The Widow Van Colt, with not a
wrinkle on her rosy face, and not quay
er in her powerful voice, shows few signs
of the work that she does, or the years
she has lived, So 1t seemed to many of
her friends last evening when she ap-
peared in the Eleventh Street NJ ethodist
Church to conduct the second OF a series
of meetings that are 10 be- continued
three weeks. The Eleventh Street Chap
el is between Avenue A and B.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
Asking for More Police.

city Council received two petitions
last evening asking for an increase of
the city police force. One was signed by
nearly all the large manufacturing firms
doing business in the suburbs OF the city,
and the other by about sixty citizens of
the Ninth Ward. They were referred TO
the Police Committee, and will probably
hr acted upon at the next meeting of
l Ouncil.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
TOTAL lBSTIKENCR SAVING WliB TILl
RIPELS.

There Is a curious story about some 1
wines which are extensively advertised
days. and have only recently been put|
the market. DR.. Underhlll the well-l
grape-grower Of Croton Point, died n|
Some Of his heirs entertained tempd
views Of such extreme klla, that tAey
unwilling to allow the stock Of wines Y
hand to be sold or any more TO be
The grapes have sometimes been s.
market, and sometimes left TO decay
the vines. Its only now tl'at The othei
have succeeded in arranfing iJra se'il
Of the estate and the sale Of = Hl1
hand. Among these Is a w,nc q ti@N \
Of 1864. described as n "Sss, ,rioa
but suggesting the Impcii.! IokFl
than any other Euronean vine, md
wholly unlike any cher Y'se q Aas
growth. Its purity. $50 All reso%R
remarkable, and both ply a tfdl
fancicrs have special in e-e-t n =
oldest native wine now acc liein
siderable quantity. ThcWhole siEki
hands Of the weil-knoWn whol3,.t
house OF the Thufbefs.-.H. l.
Noe. ~, 1877.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
The Second Baptist supper

The supper at the Second Baptist
church last evening, was complete sue
cess both in point of members, and finan-
cially. From the time that the room
opened early in the evening, until late,
large numburs kept crowding in, until it
was estimated that over six hundred
patook Of the good things that had been
provided for them. Altogether the affair
was very enjoyable one.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

:, The report that the National Executive
Committee eoftheNational part. will m, AZ
IN w Washington on the Both instant. is do
MED by Alexander Troup, Secretary of
Committee, who saws The call has mn,
been authO lied its officers.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

The Detroit Free Press Fiend has been
punning on DR.. Bulls cough syrup. We
will bet new hat that this is only graft
tnde, for all thinking men know It's mer-
irS.-Exch.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
Sale Of Real Estate.

Yesterday l.. w. Stidham Il Son, sold
at Public Sale, for Isaac Phillips and AL
belt Cummins, trustees..of John Cummins
deceased a farm containing l04 acres near
'entreville, Del, to William Press, for
go per acre.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
New York Officials Returns.

ALBANY, November 2l.-The Euentng
journal publishes the official returns from
all counties of the state az follows: Dan
forth, 391 ,34l: Bradley. 853, ,432; Tucker,
75,lH; rohibition, 4,225.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
FIFTH EDITION.
The Condition or Jenes
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
TOWNSEND, DEL, Nov. %, 1873.
James Jones, the negro who was shot
early Wednesday morning, a full report
of which will be found In another col
umn, was still living at IL o'clock last
night. 1t is now thought that he will re-
cover from the wounds that he rece we'd
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

To promptly relieve and permanently
cure rheumatism or neuralgia, use KEEL
ler's Roman Llnlment. For sale by all
druggists at 50 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
Total, = $40 S02 sc
ESIl NJ A TED RENENIfE

john GUTHRIE,
ALEX. j. HART,
JOHN JONES,
Finance Committee.
Last year the fit ance committees es-
innate was as follows: Expenses,
$393, $1,000; revepa-, $lSS, 800; amount
to be raised by taxation, $254, $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

tp7ti iptloll Oh n 4
tlcles
hollei IN . paILo.
| Barrel and contents
! Spring bed.
Lst II. ii goods.
| Box, contents un-
known
| Barrel, contents un-
known.
l Barrels of whiskey.
| Mattress,
Box, contents un-
known.
Sewing machine.
| BOX, contents I'M
X own.
GRAIN drill a pole.
Bale m 4ttrcss.
Busdie pillow cast
ings.
J Chairs.
Box, contents un-
Enown.
II Box, contents un.
/ known.
| Box. C contents un-
pnOWu.
II Box. contents un-
! known.
Bundle baskets.
e Sets wheels and lot
lumber
Is Kegs nails.
II Box, contents un-
! known.
II Box, contents un-
known.
II Box, contents un-
known.
II Chairs.
: Bbls sponge brushes
Boxes, contents un-
known.
| Coal riddle.
nat trap.
Bundle carriage
covers
| Ice cream tub & can
| Bundle baskt ts.
. Mattre Sc
: Cushions.
| Box, contents un-
known.
| Barrel. contents un-
known.
| Barrel,
lDuilule carriage poles
| Barrel.
Il Box contents un.
known.
Tire bender.
| B rrel.
II Barrel.
eI | Box arms.
| Barrel,
| Box wood work.
Bags ground bark.
Emp beer kegs.
II Jack.
Bedstead,
II Bundle felloes.
| bundle shingles.
I Barrels vinegar.
stove, boiler Il pipe
Piece pipe.
Boxes stone,
3 Egg crates.
Lot EN- PITY crates.
BOX, contents un,
known.
/ BOX, contents un.
known.
2 Bundle boards
| Bundle iron.
=, 8 Barrels vinegar.
Corn shelter.
4 Box.
l Tierce Queensware
| Bundle bricks.
| Bundle blinds,
Crates.
Boa seeds.
Bag wheat.
| Empty barrels.
Sets (8) wheels.
Box contents un
known.
Box currycom BIS.
1850 Baskets.
Bag rags.
1910 Spokes, more O
less.
e p ibllc Is called to thi
nd packages where con
will be foid let the con
]. F. CAsPERSON
Freight A gent.
] lSI .. nov2l-3tv
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

The above speaks for itself ha'we
add that this is the pure juice Of the
neither d,Esged, Hquored nor 'e<id'f1'
has been ripsned and mellowrd b? ~
for medicinal or sacramento pa'po'i'
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained lIo'1
VI the leading Druggists hfouSnO1
United States, and at wholesale ny
undersigned. who will forward ce,'1
pamphlet. free Of charge, on appi''''''
Respectfully &C.
II. K. & F. B. THURBER 4
Wsss B,oadsDay. Reaif ant Hsf''' ]
NRw.Y1Rk'
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

Sn ,OnhlRnee, owner o
Mark.
4 y. Megglsou,
. K, H. Jones,
8 Grow ley d Morris,
4 +. Dorsey,
T.. L. James,
8 q b. Flem ming.
: H. Bradley for Boi
Price,
: A. NJ. sisler,
> :. j. Day,
II f. Grimes.
ii } ustice,
III Boulden Bros,
IA S m. A. McCann,
10 ~. ii Seal,
le VI. Riley.
Il ] " Bryan,
eIGarsed q Bro,
~ T. Finn,
20. Lemon d Co,
y Fm. Peters,
70 :. b. Forbes,
= Unknown,
70 NJ Durbur,
20 VI. Durbur,
y Uni nown,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22
Gambetta and FOurtOu.

A DUEL FOUGHT BETWEEN THIN YES
TEBDAY- PISTOLS AT THIRTY-rIvR
PACB'-NBITHER OF THE CoMBATANTs
HURT.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

Tie attention OF the =,
sac, Barrels, boxes ant
tens are unknown. wi
tents be what they may
A. HORN Err, J.
Treasurer.
Wilmington, Nov, q,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-22

NO >ohsisnse, U"hero or Description OF A :