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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Yeig- York. Aug. 10, 1873
THE PRESIDENTS DELICATE KINDNESS.

To the EdftOr Of The TrIOWne.
SIR: Colonel II. C.. De Alma was appointed
collector Of the Port OF sks, Alaska, just before the
extra session OF the senate and departed for his post
uc had only Just arrived az Victoria, British Columbia
To embark with furniture aud family, via steamer 10
sitka when dispatch handed to him, notifying %
MIN that the senate had adjourned without confirming
him. had TO leave everything save wife and children
and return when lac found the OF suspension
charge made before the Glover Committee that brbe
had been given 20 the Appointment Clerk
OF the Treasury, and promise to provide
for one OF Governor McCOmCRs friends. TO
secure him his appointment. DE Alma has been living
I'm washington with wife and four children, IN great
distress waiting for justice 10 BE- done him. which, In
tbis csr has been than usually slow. The Presl-
dent learning his want or food, quietly sent him AN
amount OF money sufficient for twO weeks mantle
nance and directed Assistant Secretary Seward 10 APP
p0nt DO Alma 10 Consulate not IA warm climate
need only udd that upon examination OF Governor
Nctorniek and others, not particle OF evidence was
fnud 10 Justify the charges but all know the work Of
me Glover Committee do not ne d this assurance.
washington, ID. O., Aug. 10, 1878. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
, nrsrRrcrIvE RUNAWAY IN PATERSON

An exciting runaway occurred IN Paterson
ON saturday The team OF Mrs. Anna Hopper, who was
peddng produce took fright and ran away In Straight
AZ The team ran that OF Senator Carrot A. Hobart
An front OF the First National Bank, and started t on
wild dash down the street. Mrs. Hoppers team ran 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
MY ARE nor so nSDHFEREsT AS YOU THINK.

~. LIB TRIBUNE has devoted a great deal of
g. - this southern claims matter aud has pre-
y ~ very Intelligent manner, bat We fear II "A
a. th4nkless work. A vast number Of the people OF
refuse 70 believe that tue south scr OusY medi-
49, eenand for chs payment OF these claims Ibey
nov they would themselves under similar cir
ss1aaces and they brush the whole matter away as
catetts Tor SERIOUS consideration. The Democrats,
hahds iusiet that the agitation OF the SUBJECT Is
FrfeieAn campaign Device and there are many eae5-
ksGesro2ie WhO are Of the opinion. Yet II may
uon that IN spite OF prOiestatiOns 20 the
sef u NE south viii demand ana viii exact the pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
REMoDELLING THE PATENT OFFICE.
THE CHANGES DETERMINED UPON
IpY TELEGRAPH TO IHE Tribune


WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The committee OF ex-
merits appointed by Secretary Sohurz to select nom
the fifteen plans submitted for the remodelling Of
the portion of the Patent Office destroyed by fire
has adopted the plan of Mr.. Yrydagh, OF Terre
Uaute. Indiana The plan embraces tho addition
M am attic story. The upper portion OF the build
mo which has been used as u museum Tor exhibition
~ 1,ndsls and curiOsitIes will be remodeed and
made into Office rooms, moro are necessary
ard the new attic story will be used Tor mOdel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
ALMOST MAD ABOUT IT.

4 fsiLAATA, Aug. 6.-The author of the letter
49,. YORK rEIBUNE Of the 81 INST " hide
In Sanol0ates ~ Georgia." aud signed s." dated
~ d. y. THORNTON
g. SHOWS how great independent candidate
a., 'nsress feels when an independent correspoD-
~ saseaily mentions him as the butt Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
A GERMAN PATRIOT REMEMBERED.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1l.-The centennial ami
versary Of tie birth ofnedreh Ludwig jain, the Ger
man patrlol aud founder Of systematic physical Gull
tpre was celebrated tonight at ConeOrda Hal by the
German Tutner Societies OF tins city. Jahns only son.
vino al an old man. Was present and took pare IA one o.
ths tebleaux The old man, with his long white iul
hssrd bore q marked resemblance 10 the Dust Oh ms
FuNha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
F,or,Iine =, tor The Teeth and Breath.

u tho hest igud dentfrce Ia the world. thoroughly
ceanses partially deciyod teth from all parasites living
.snImalcueD leaving peary white, impaftng de-
lighttul fragrance 20 the breath.
''e TUE FRAGRANT FLORIIlNB"
Ren,oves instantly aisBg rom foul stomach or
tobacco smoke Being partly composed OF honey SOUS an
tracts OF herbs and plants IL Is perfectly hafes
and as delicious sherry -. ,-
prepared bv HKNuY C. GALLUP No 1913 ozforst London.
England aud retaied everywhere ~ 10 cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
RECKLESS ACCUMULATION or "CROW."
80 M WI $1,000 ErL--a.-.

hr Blackburn has got the right Of it. He
1it One best TRAIT Of Toe AuglOSHxOn race a that
ny have no use fJr q coward. Mr. iuen has proved
Lusei such, and can never get hail decent support
tlldt Of kewYOrk." The small squad OF politicians
go aad ~ Albany who are trying 70 resurfeci Tden
W 1880 lay as wol save their labor and sparo their
P2nA When a Cartridge has been fred once and has
Ae1 % bit the mark, people don't USUALLY try 70 load
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
LIE ZOE HENDRIcKs 10 cRAoK.

AI: Hendricks, OF Indiana, speaks of the
a,,s.eeht : bOgtaorn policy ~ not policy" but
saia, and therefore not entitled 20 praise. Motor
-, the southern policy Is but IN the line Of Mr
Z e better Of acceptance. But Mr. Hendricks, an u
tA0hisi, grceB becker and silver reIn0netlzef, De
80 We candidate for Vl0e-Prosident with TIldeD, con
,--o.plist anlgreenbacker and aHtisilyer relnOBel
-, 49, platform satisfactory 10 Tiden. Was Mr. Hen
---sS action policy" or (" bargain n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
mFYInAN RAIDERs TO BE PURsUED.


WASHINGTON Aug. IL, 1878.
The Secretary of War has received kilograms
rron General Ord asking what action he should take IN
case limited states troops in following fresh trail after
d has been made IRON the Mexican side OF the river,
hld meet with opposition from Mexican troops The
otion together with the general aspect OF affairs on
to Rio Crands ~ reported to the War Department
sldec OF earnest attention il Is decided that there
20 ,eonou Whatever why former orders 20 the amer
- snrss should not be fully carried out, ana 10 TINS
ems tho President has directed Secretary hcCir 10 sonu
teegrso 10 General Ord, rfteatng Ia substance tne
vst,,g oreg of the War Department Win reference 70
the question Of American interests on tue s'o
aud ths prompt pursuit and punishment OF raidinS
parties. ,,,,,,,,,,l, ,,,oX
WHITFHORNEs PROPOSED INVESTIGATION.
The Gasette of to-day says: Congressman
vhorue writes 10 n friend this cy nat, as soon as
Congress meets December, he will take measures 70
epoe ana bring to Justice the who were organized
IN the conspiracy 70 rob the Freedmen,s BANK Ihat
there was deliberate conspiracy 30 ROD the bahk nc
tt'taEs there h ample proof. He has been making
carefu examination VI the records 10 see whetheI ne
ona trustees cannot be held responsible Tor the loss
Ia a ciyu suit
ANOTHER CALL FOR BONDS.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury has
called in the following $40 bonds Of 1865 eonsols OF
1865 T..
conoou bonds, dated July 1. 1866 $50-Ho 7l0Ol TO
70 400 both inclusiVe $l0O-No. l210Ol 70 L<s.OVV'
both inclusive s5OONo 5I,Ooi " VV,vYoi DD,
elusive 81 OO0-N0. lB9,OOl u 1f4'VVO pVe"
I9sa bonds edeemabe at the pleasure OF the
rrIted states after tie LIST day OF JAY lsT0 $,
No "a s5i 10 $3.50, both inclusive soOosc dVsv o
~ $3.50 botn inclusive 81. OO0No. 3e.33l 70 $1,000
hgfh inclusive; S5OO0-AO, lO0Ol 20 lu,yVO, Dom IN
siasye; $4,000 No. 2090l to 1880, both inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

M, From The Columbus Ohfol Sue JoHn0L
nhen Democratic committees are charging
- pqsileas depression up 70 the Republican party, u
q. enough to remember the IN ct Of tine Potter IN
tEau0n on business. The inauguration OF the reYO-
oUary movement struck trade Just at time When
s .se were encouraging symptoms 81 revival aud
80 Da2ness mao has keen appreciation OF the De-
N4cufc force OF the blow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
GREENyIILE, s. G., Aug. Q.
To this dispatch Commissioner Raum has sent
the following answer:
WASHINGTON. Aug. o.
+. e. NOHTHROP, United States Marshal.
w. II. CmArMAN, EaIenne AglnL


l. C. NoRTHnoP. Uhited States Attorney GTesHgiHe S. a.:
DISPATCH oI Yourself and Revenue Agent Chapman re-
caved will give fuli Instructions early tomorrow.
Will state now, however that expect you 10 accept
ne pleas OF guilty persons without reference % th fnct
as ~ whether L. y are indicted or recognized. wish
10 make clean sweep % all 0hcuders, except Redmond
and niher leaders ~ l1 have nrcd upon officers; the
con .derliiun OF 'Lesc reserve until tomorrow.
show this % Collector Bruston and Revenue Agent
Chapnau ana please consult Will them. Acting together
GREEN r. RAUM
The management Of the case in regard to the i'm
prsnned revenue officers on the part of the United
States before Justice Waite and Judge Bond has
been offered 20 and accepted by General BristOw.
TheGoyernment will give him such assistance as he
desires. 1t ~ the intention of the Government to
make this case precedent ~ all questions arising
on account of the actions OF United States officers IN
enforcing United States laws within the several
States The authorities Of south Carolina are uu-
derstood TO be preparing for tho best presentation
noblc OF the States Rights view of the cases lt Is
expected on the part Of the Goyenm ent that various
questions ~ issue covered By this special case VIII
come up from tho Circuit Court 10 the Supreme
Court for final hearing and decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
The Tar,s Farewell.

The words and music Of the charming ballad The Tars Fare.
well are gwen away with No. 565 Of THE Nkw'YoklS
FIREsIDE COMPANION. Gus today and FOR ale ~ az
neWedealers anq music Of J. N. bminets
cong sung BY hfI An his We knosn charae.er IN ~
500 Of the aAno paper Inc .l9-
NICE og The ereside Comp anton % 81 year. 0Eot
wtiS no. M 10 "a Vandewater-st, Nov-lcrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
6uerial Noilses.

Nervous ExAaustt0n.A medical essay ng sen
Of lectures delivered Kabns Museum OF AAt9ay hes-
WORK ou the cause decline, showing I'M
dspntaby Row health may regned anosding elee
sVopss Of the mpenents marriage and th treatment o.
ous and physical de0y being tbs Eesaitof 20 year, ex.
perenoa BY mail 25c currency postage etanp6 Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
fpY TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBuSE.I

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following cores
pondence between the United States Dissatisfaction
ney and the special revenue agent cooperating with
him explains the situation:
GREESyIILE, s. c., Aug. Q.
The Hon. g. T. Ram. Commissioner: While we be-
nevr you anticipate reformation this district, 10 IS
hardly probable that expected revolution, nor did
we Who ure on the spot. We informed that Red
inDud Is anxious surrender, the Government accept
ng his plea Of guilty Tor vast violations of Internal
Revenue laws, sentence 90 be suspended. conditioned
upun his good behavior and keeping iaitn
10 Is ready 10 stand his trial Tor killing
DnckwOrth. The eutirc body Of mountain ptO-
ole are begging % surrender suspension Of
sentence hut the Distrlc-Att0rney hesitates 10 20
farther than the docket without special instructions
Parties charged, well as those VINO are not propose
10 plead guilty. This plan sends them % penltentiay
ON bench warrant, without further TRIAL or expense "
they violate the law again List will be large enough
10 prove 10 the country that revenue laws huyc been
violated here Peace win prevail and Jaw Ice yiudicaed
Kane and other officers are IN custody OF the
United states Marshal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
REvFNnE VIOLATIONS.

TIE FIRM STAND OF THE GOVERNMENT HAVING a
GOOD EFFECT IN SOUTH cAROLINA-BRIsrow as
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

Senator Bayard, of Delaware, truth
iuily attributes the cause of the present
oppression to "the reaction following the
late civil war, high tariff duties, imported
merchandise, and, above all, the uncer-
Jam ana dlsordered condition Of our
money. The payment of bonds not vet
due was unwise, and if one.fourtb.of tbe
money paid out the public treasury 10 to
purchase at alarge premium bonds not
que had been expended in bringing de-.
mand notes to par and restoring Specie
pya, payment there would not have been a
question now as to what our bonds were
to be paid in, for it would not mat,er
whether goldor paper were providing the
demand notes were held to be as good as
as gold" The Senator is in favor of ma.
tional bank notes, as they are taxed and
redeemable in gold OH demand, in pref.
erence 1 10 greenbacks, which pay no tax,
and it Is not proposed to redeem them IN
gold.-Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

DANIEL WEBSTER was one of the
ablest lawyers, and one of the most scan-
dalous drinkers, gamblers andspendthrifts
that ever occupied high and honorable
position in the country. No American in
his day was more deserving of the laconic
description given of Bacon. cratic and
brilliant at times when sober, yet he went
to his grave, as statesman, miserable
failure and did not discover he erred in
warning against truth and the Democratic
policy, until his political career was about
to close. The admirers of John NJ. Clay.
ton should read what that profound and
able Delawarean said of Webster after
the latter had abandoned Clay and the
Wing party to stand by Tyler and di-
rect his Cabinet. Webster left little to
commend him, and that little is found in
two or three patriotic oratons moved by
the passions of the hour. His career as
financial lawyer end with his feed
Attorneyship of the U. S. Bank and wal
against Jackson, in which he was utterly
beaten, and in defiance thereof the sub
treasury measures carried, which have
been approved of and used by both par
ties until this day.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

The United States fairly owes Della
ware between 500, 900 and 81 900, 900 for
money paid for substitutes. The North
ern statesmen voted money to pay back
to the States just such claims, and Della
ware is as fully entitled TO be paid. But
lie ;ause size did not vote for Lincoln and
Grant she has been thus prescribed, and
a tax of million dollars a year annually
taken from her citizens 10 pay. the high
salaries Of Republican oflice-holders. -
This is too bad.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

John Z. Almond distD,ced all his com,
petitorS IN he race, and ,oas, on Saturday
august 10Th, nominated By the Democrat,
as their candidate for Mayor. Mr.. Al
mond 1ooS born and raised an W,lmington
o"d by honest industry aud integrity I.e ha,
risen 10 be one Of It's sound business men ana
'eodjng citizens, Ai,cays a Democrat h,
has been liberal in his opinions, and aside
from tie party .tetters which bind him, Ia
mould no doubt make credita5le officer
Republican, Aug. IL
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31
PUBLIC SIZES.
100 New Dwellings for 1878, An
this section Of the c,fy. "
PUBLIC SALE
OF
80 GOOD
LOTS !

On Eleventh, Shearman, Twelfth ard
Heaid streets, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3lsr, 1878,
AT 7. NJ. sharp, on the premises, Will
mington, DEL, Without postpone
ment, withdrawal or under
bidding.
The Is lots near Eleventh street Bridge
are on the proposed avenues TO the Della
ware River, are adjacent to large and i'm
portant manufacturing interests, and to
the navigation of the Brandywine River.
and are mainly on solid ground.
q stores and dwellings are now in course
OF construction on the squares in which
the other ten lots are located between Tenth
and Eleventh and between Poplar & Pine
Sts. 20 more on adJac mt squares, and
many diners are contemplated, There will
be eapproximating los bulldogs erected In
this vicinity during the year 1873. with
taRen by purchasers or renters. Excellent
sewerage, good dry cellars, and access iblli-
ty TO manufactures. markets schools and
c1urches. Tue 9. X. l. Co, neither desire
nor expect TO sell any more of this excel
lent and fast improving Hilles property
at public sale, and the Pyicme SAFE prices
ptu most surely be adrdHced from time 10 time
EVERY LOT WILL BE SOLD, com
mencing at No. AID proceeding mainly
as mum bered. An omnibus will leave the
Clayton House at 3;4 p. M, returning at
close OF sale. free OF charge.
For Terms. Plot and Particulars, see
posters. j. T. HEABD.
President Christiana River Improvem ont
company aug21 ,2s ,S0S3i.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

John p. ALLMoND has made no prom,
'se' to any person to appointment to
Office The oft reported charge, there.
fore, that he would appoint the present
police force is entirely false. 1t was
made to meet the charge that Mr.. Gal
iagher, if elected, would be forced to ap.
point negroes on the police force, as is
done in Chester, Delaware county, Pa,
by his party.
Nor has Mr. Almond promised to an
point Henry McIntire Chief of Police
Mr.. McIntire, we are told, says he wants
no office in the gift Of the Democratic
party.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31
CONCERT AND HOP

The German-American Association
WIN give concert at their Hall No. 30
king street, on Monday evening next
After the concert, which will consist of
choice selections, both vocal and instrn-
,Ihental, ~ the room will be cleared and
those present will indulge in a hon Tha
uckets are presented to the friends of
the association. VI
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

WHILE the United States collects
about s4O0,0OO,O00 year from the peo-
pie of Wilmington and vicinity it is not
permitted to have so much as an ice pier
IN front of her harbor TO make it more
secure for commerce; and this too while
$50, 900 Is wasted on post-office building
for town of 1900 Inhabitants. Why is
this?
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

THERE are great many learned men
who do not seem TO have yet found out
that the paper issues of this country dur
ing the ten years succeeding 1862 inflated
Europe as we'll as our own country and
in many of the governments there the
subsiding flood has been felt as it has
been here.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

SENATOR SAULsBURY's journal bristles
all over with Indignation at the GAZETTE
for its notice of the big pile of bricks the
Senator's energy while on the committee
of che Senate brought to Dover town
Very well, the GAZETTE can afford to
laugh at trifies and puff the Senator's
good acts too, if he will not get out OF
patience.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

IN consequence of the high tariff
about s3oo,oso,OOo worth of farm produce
Will rot on the hands of our farmers in
Che next year that might have readily
been sold to Europe or exchanged at a
high profit for other articles of prime ne
cessity. What help these millions would
have been to trade in this country we
leave the mechanic and laborng man to
imagine.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

II DID not look very nice in the Friends
to throw Nathan Hilles out of oftheirSociety
after they discovered he was poor and so
bad that no society would have him. He
Is one Of the men that thought himself
made for office, if office was not made for
him
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

Don't vote for negro police constables.
If you vote for Mr.. Gallagher he owes
appointments to negroes and will no
doubt keep his partys pledges as well as
ms own Remember that you or yours
may fall into the hands of the police
let them not be negroes.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

OFFICES were made for men and wo-
men too; Notwithstanding the oft repeat-
cd assertions to the contrary by those
who seem to cultivate and indulge the
tea that they We're made for office.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

DENNIS KEAENEY told the truth when
he said the money power had bought up
the press of the great cities. Brokers
own the Press, Times, Herald, World
and Tribune, and the millionaire iour.
nalists are prejudiced in favor of their
gold bonds
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

You've economists in this enlightened
day, might well learn something that
would be lasting, by consulting Adam
Smiths "Wealth of Nations"
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

MIR. ALLMoND will have no "topers'
on his police force if he is elected. He
VIII be Mayor of the city, discharging
the active duties of the office with the
same courage and vigilance he has be-
s.owed upon his business.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31
DUBLIC SALE
L OF HH
80 HEAD OF LANCASTER COUNTY
co w - S.

The subscriber will sell AT es--.
Public Sale, 80 head of FirsoiS<& ~ y
Class Mich Cows also. 80 head AS<SN
OF very fine York State Caiv qs, ~U U
Heifers and Bulls; 80 head Oh good Stock
Ewes, On Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 4th
1878, at O'Clock sharp at, Henry Husbands
Farm, in the Ninth Ward, Wilmington
Del. credit OF 30 days will be given
without interest No postponem ent on
account OF weather.
-.tf-.n. JOSEPH GOODLEY,
l.. W. Stidham d son. Auctioneers.
ugk3-wltAd9,2S.31 -.tt ~ US.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31
Unburied at Grenada

CAIRO, Ill, August 3O.-A telegram
from Grenada to-day reports Tom Ma an
shall, telegraph operator, down with vi.
low FEVER, and that the body of his little
son VINO died three days ago remains i'm.
,'ith parled Ion want of money to bury il
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

Mr.. MARTINS speech at Dover on
Thursdayhad some good poin $ in it, it
will be read in the GAZETTE, by Demo
Gratis generally. g,iH sat
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

There is no use in attempting cover up
the fact that the U. S. bonds previous to
their being made payable in gold were
used as currency.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

WHEN the city election is over the
streets ana cutters will be cleaned and
tle stencil that arises from them STONED.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31
Fashionable FurnltuFe|
]: & ]. N. HARmAlI
No. 40 King Stree''|
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTUN' DELI
~,. We respectfully inferma ,hs ,Ss
gems OF Wilmington, ana .onii nv
rounding country that we STu on
- to manufacture ana keeP eboS ~ Va
Tooms. ~ Unf is F5srniture Of every variety dS:sv
styie, Consisting OF Mahogany fnr mIs psrl
d.Hning-room and chamber +, Isgs, Is T. larger
mSrs snS all articles sold at our estaDliSnD'
v yenitian Blinds OF the mGss 8snt lss eopstan|
designs made to order ans - SsPr ctI5 re and Y
on hand. We also manuiacsuif'o cenf Of sprl
stantIy keep a large assof,,s Sot,gesses
Hair, Moss and Husk ~ lHss4s1RMAN
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

4 DENNIS KExRNEx seems to knows all
about the lawyers-if he has not been re-
quired to buy one of them. ~
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

IL ONE LOAN. shares OF Stock In the
Ill Eighth Series for sale. Each share
entities the holder 70 borrow two hundred
dollars. First payment, Sept "a, 1873.
President-GEO.W w. BUSH.
Treasurer--J. W. LAW WBON. r .t.t q
go E. I. TAYLOR, Secretary,
aug26- -2tawim 502 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

You should not vote for any indicted
person for office.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

DoN'T vote for man who deceives
negroes into acts violative of the laws.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

10 show the savings made by the
Democratic party to the country we need
only examine the appropriations made
for the six years beginning with 1874 and
ending with 1879: -
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31

You should notvote for a counterfeiter
of county seals.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-31
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN p. ALMOND.

FOR CITY COUNCIL.
First Ward-PErER b. HUEsTED.
Second Ward-BENJ. +. TOWNSEND.
Third Ward-JAMEs McGLINcHEY.
Fourth Ward-ALEx. j. HART.
Fifth Ward--JAMEs CARMICHAEL.
Sixth Ward-JAMEs II. PRICE.
Seventh Ward-ANDREw L. Crow.
Eighth Ward-DAvID II. WELLS
Ninth Ward-RIcHARD ii. ROWE.
Tenth Ward-LEwIs ?. LYNCH.
Election, Tuesday the 81 Of September
Polls open bet,peen II and II o'ciocI
forenoon, and close at I D.nl. .Y.r4.