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Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
,a,.s ko.,or3>r - new party,

Gays: Ka
Here u Duss tho ov~snbacksrs are
Sppssisg tss old party ySWith strops
ticket, and the prospect Of . close race
is good. The Grsenback candidates are
quite ~ strong ~ those put up by thu
Democrats and the only question for
voters 70 decide on Tuesday, SO far as
the county Ia concerned, should be one
Of personal ftpess and business capa.
city. .
| A corrrsposasnt from Laurel says
that the Gr@enbsck movement there
and In the surrounding Hundreds, is
fas, assuming huge proportions, AMI
that here was no doubt the party
would gain q good majority at the
coming election. Ha says that daily
accrssions are being made 10 theGrsen-
hackers, and everything looks .ncour
aging on their side. The Hundreds al
luded to are Little Creek, Broad Creek
and Gum borough, the two first named
having been the banner Democratic
u undr.ds Of the county. We shall no,
regret to hear Of the new party carry.
ing Sussex county, and rs the Demo
cra,s are sure Of Kent, lot tn. opposi-
,ion all unite and give New Castle to
the Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
The Outlook.

We say still a. we have always said
that Philip R. Clark, would be elected
Sheriff of New Castle County tomorrow
if the Republicans who have votes
would but turn out and vote. Hun
dreds Of Democrats intend to vote for
Mr.. Clark tomorrow while we have
heard of very few Republicans who in
tend 10 vote for Mr.. Pyle. The real
lame places in the county seem to be i'll
Wilmington and St. Georges Hundreds
not that there has b-en any change in
the political sentiment OF the people,
but through general apathy and dis
enlargement. Both the Hundreds
named could give a majority for Mr..
Clark and the whole Republican ticket,
if there was full vote. We make nc
predictions as to what the result will
be-, but there are those who profess Il
be well booked up, who say that Pyle'i
majority in the County will be the ma
jority he receives in this city.
Brandywine will not give much Of a
majority either way. Christiana though
the home of Mr.. Pyle, the Democratic
candidate, will give Mr.. Clark 5000
round majority. Mill Creek will give
him a majority and so will Red Lion
1t is claimed that New Castle will Civ,
but small majority for Pyle; Whit,
Clay Creek and Pencader none. st
Georges on anything like a fair vot'
would not help Mr.. Pyle, while Apo
quinimink and Blackbird will give hin
ajorities, but reduced from forme
Democratic majorities. Let the grea
body of Republicans who have been in
different, make up their minds to com
out once more and vote the full Repub
lican ticket, and We shall once more Sc
New Castle County redeemed from Dem
ocratic misrule.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
The Freneh 4epublie.

For the first tim. In their history the
French ill have real Republic by
the frat Of January. They have had
it in name only during Marshal Mona
hons Presidency. The late choice OF
Senatorial electors makes it certain tina,
the removals to BIZ made will make q
majority in the French Senate. This
shows the growth If R-publicanisn In
Eu rope and is an important success as
indicating the faith with which the
French people contemplate the Repub
lcan machinery Of government after a
good trial Of its ope .ations, and France
is to be congratulated as the Republican
victory won, is not the victory that
conf.rs universal suffrage, which would
place her at the mercy Of the French
Communists. A victory gained through
the influence of the Commune would
have been r"actionary, controlled by
ignorance, prejudice and fana,ical pop
ular passion. At last, therefore, even
France is convinced that 1t is time to
try sincerely and honestly the only po-
litical system that is no longer con-
spiracy. Both the French Senate and
the House will now be Republican and
on joint ballot will elect real Repub
lican President who will not have the
power nor the disposition to prolong his
.srm st will, and Of whose faith and
principles there can be no doubt. The
United States Tor ths last hundred years
the hast Republic in the world, reaches
forth her haSds across the great ocean
and graspins warmly the hand of her
sister French. Republic, welcomes her to
her side.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

c. aries Knox, halter, OF No. 2l2
Broadway, New York, has made an as
signment. His liabilities are stated at
$212, 900, assets not stated. His chief
creditors are in Brooklyn. Mr.. Knox
attributes his failure to the depreciation
OF real estate, with which he was heav
ily loaded. Mr.. Knox is probably the
Oldest halter in New York. He was born
in 1922 at Remelton, Ireland, which
was also the native place Of Mr.. Robert
Bonner, Of the New York Ledger. He
came to this country when quite young,
with, to use his own expression, zone
shirt and an Irish shilling" He obtain,
ed employment as an errand boy in q
book store, but after few months EN-
ployment he decided to learn the hat
ters trade, and was apprenticed Il
Leary & Co.. under the AstOr House
with whom he remained for IL years
He then went into business "fOr him
self" A meeting Of creditors will b
called, and the assignee, Mr.. Chas. F
Abbott, his manager, Is confident al
arrangement can be made with them b.
which Mr.. Knox will be allowed to 90 OF
without delay.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Down AlAle lleIgsa.

A number Of hotel changes are an
nounced; Fountain, of the Pavilion
goes to the Capital, Of Dover, and LAX
R. Ellrgood, Of Georgetown, and Mr.. 7
Jones Of Princess Anne, Md, have taken
charge Of the arst-nam.d hotel. Solo
mon, Of Georgetown, takes the boteI
occupied by Westcott at Harrington,
and Mr.. w. will open a public house
at Seaford.
The canning factory Of Samuel W,
Hall, Esq., Of Frederick, has ceased
operations for the season with \ pro-
duet somewh hat short OF that ot last ysss
because the crop did not yield 70 v-il
be contracted this year for 900 acres,
which was the same as last, but tn,
product did not equal that Of last sea
son. Last year he packed over 500, ,00
cans, but this year he has packed only
$50, 900 Of which 60, 100 are peaches.
WIN. D. Hoff-cker, on A p. Griffi,h''
farm, near Kenton, has . Seckle peai
tree that has borne two crops OF pear
the present season and was last week
white with the third crop Of blossoms
Owing to the damaged condition O
the pier at Collins Beach and Bombay
Hook, he steamer ARTISAN" is, Al
present, unable to stop at those land
ings.
DR.. VIM. Ashcraft, Of Odessa, viii
shortly move to Smyrna for the purpos'
Of practicing his profession in a new
field.
1t Is said that all but two Of Frank
ford's Democrats will vote the Green
back ticket.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
vOREIGN n0TEs.

LosDox, November 3.-Ths 81. Peters
burg Golos says that 'all Russian-
wish peace, but the aspect "f affairs Is
very alarming
Cotton industries have been depress,
cd during the past year In all Europr,
an countries except Russia.
The Oldham (England) cotton opera
tiv-s will resist the proposed reduction
Of wages.
Moncasi. who attempted 70 assassi-
nate King Alfonso at Madrid, will be
indicted to-day.
tn. London international walking
was won by Vim. Corkey, OF
Green.
James Gordon Bennett has gone t.
Afghanistan, taking along . Russian
for correspondent.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

The GREBNBAcKERs say that what
they want in Delaware first is fair and
equal laws, that will enable every male
citizen over the age Of Il years to ex-
ercise the privileges Of the elective
franchise. This is certainly q com.
mendable trait in the new party, but
we cannot see how they can make any
teadway in this direction by weak
ening the Republican party and voting
exclusively the Greenback ticket. There
Is no doubt but the Republicans will
poll the largest vote of the opposition,
and with the aid Of those who will
vote the Grsenback ticket might he
able to elect a part Of the Levy Court
ticket, a part Of the Legislative ticket
the Sheriff and Coroner. This it appears
TO us would be the most practical way
to bring about the reform in the equal
zation of the Assessment which tn,
Green hackers say they desire. TN
object any how cannot be reached b,
dividing off into small parties.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

CHERIFF'S SALE
by virtue of a writ of IIevar Facias to M
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale AZ
the
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT,
In the Village of Christiana In White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del.
ON MONDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1878,
at o'clock, y. m.,
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain plantation or tract OF land
situate lying and being In White Clay Creek
Hundred In the County and State aforesaid
and bounded and described as 0llows to wilt:
Bounded by the Christiana turnpike, the
Christiana creek, by lands Of Thomas Webber
and Rebecca Tyler formerly of William r..
Heisler, Of Thomas Morrison formerly OF John
Lyman and of Walter +. Southyate (de-
ceas.d) and containing two hundred and nifty
acres OF land be the same more or less, with II
three story frame house, frame barn, granary,
carriage house and other 0utbuildings there
on erected.
Seized and taken In exc as the pro-
perty Of EvanC. Stotsenburs wing mort
ga8or and I. I. and tObe.
ISAAC HRUBB, Sheriff.
SheriG's ONCE New Castle, October II, 1873
octl9
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

THE ANNUAL Thanksgiving proolama-
nation has been issued by the Presi-
dent, Thursday, the 2Sth of November
being the day fixed. To many, the
year, with its depressions, sorrows and
disasters, does not present subject OF
thanksgiving, and its appalling necros
Is would rather ruggest humiliation
and prayer. While one portion Of the
land has been smitten and sorely
scourged by deadly plague, yet Others
have been blessed in health and abun,
dalt store, and even amid the desola
tions wrought by disease and pestlence
hearts may go up in gratitude that woe'
and sorrows have revealed the brother
hood of man and the fatherhood of God
Extremes of sorrow and suffering hav,
been matched by practical sympathy
and tenderness, and for this humanity
bids us be thankful.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

TIE RgpyBLlcAss will br at liberty
TO- morrow to compliment any Rspubli'
can they may See proper with their
vote for Governor and Congress. Some
OF them will not vote for any bady for
these two Offices, while q number OF
others will vote for c. Febiger for Gov.
ornor and George V. Massey Of Dover,
Jacob Moore of Georgetown or Joshua
Maris Of this City for Congress. Quite
, number will no doubt vote for the
CIR cen back State ticket.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
.HE.IYr.s sAI.EA.
lHERIFfFS SALE.


BY virtue ofA writ Of Levan Fscias. 70 ID,
directed. will he exposed 10 Public Sale. Ut tb,
HOTEL nF WM. h. HOLLIS.
At Townsend, In Appoquinlmink HandreA
Ne" Castle c0'1sy MdHpnY Sf5I-a's' ."
rHE llrH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1870.
at2 o'closk, p, n.s
the following described real estate vis: All
that certain iaSSn or tract OF nd know ~
the Forrest Farm and which II situated In AI-
pcquinimink Hundred, and New Castle Can,
ty, aforesaid, and by recent survey is boasd I'd
and described as ioll0ws 10 Wit: BextnnIny
At . stake ut the edge Of the wsters with .
full pond Of N0xentown .Nill Pond corner for
In nds oi late John Lyman, now Of John r.
StAAts. irtan thence with llnes OF said Stisis
south 63b1 dexrees, east % s-iO pcrches To u
stone corner ~ last Aforesaid, sOuth ~ de-
grecs, west % 2-is perches to stone corner M
last aforesaid, south ~ degrees, east 2es per.
ches 70 q stone corner for said stats. land OF
the heirs Of John d. bird and lands OF James
D0ughten, from thence with Donghten south
~ degrees, west II Q " pcrchc- to n stone cor
ner ior said Doughten's, fro thence with Il
line offs Id D0ughten and others south 39i4
hegre 4. east ~ bio perehes TO stone In the
Pine tree aud Townsend station road, from
thence With said road tos ard Townsend sta.
ton south oS1 d, grees, west s6 S-l0 perches TO
btAke Uy inc slueOi ttiu rOhC cofncI IoI
lau's late Of samuel Mason now Of Van Wag-
onsr from thence with lines OF land OF said
Vas Wagner north degrees west Y perches
10 small white oak corner as last aforesaid.
north ~ degrees east 2lU perches 70 q stake
corner aiofevsid, north ~ degrees west u bio
perchcs " o stake corner ~ last Aforesaid.
north 6st4 degrees west Q 7.Io perches to II
stake 10 = line OF lands late Of John Ohm.
and Herewith north ~ degrees east 2-lO per
rhes to 4 stake corner for said OHM, fon
thence with said OHM and line OF land 0i
william Beck north IN degrees east q alo
I,erches 10 gate post corIxE for said Beck
herewith north tr negrcs west IS 7.Hper.
,hes 10 stake by the waters Of the aforesaid
mill ,,ond and binding, from thence with the
waters thereof Herewith the eoarses and dis
Iances 70 the place Of beginning. containing
within Md bounds l.3 acres and w pennies.
more " less, having thereon frame dwelling,
barn aKd out buildings.
Seized and taken In execution ~ the pro-
perty OF PaAmore II. Mitchell and Adallne.
bis vile. and james Wilson and Mary A.
Wilson, terre tepants, and 10 he sold by
ISAAC :fkUBB. Sheriff
Sherin's offiss. New Castle, Oct. ls, 1875
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
To MORROW r ELECTION. The electlo

To MoRRow's ELECTION. The election
to. morrow will open between the hour'
Of s and 9 o'clock A. NJ, and close at I
o'clock, p. NJ. The closing hour will
strike most people as very unreasoL'
able one, as the working men engage
In the shops must either hurry out and
vote at the noon hour or lose a half o.
whole day in going to the polls and
voting, If the polls did not close unit
I o'clock every body would have
chance to vote without any loss OF time
Voters should not forget that the polls
open between and 8 O'Clock A. N.
and close at O'Clock, P. N.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

rHE Doh Stats Sssfisei -
TO the KS evupty Republics ,.ss-
ssrsncsD = the election to-morTs . -
the foiiowing isnsusee: - MA
I'VE trust that no Rep abai<a. in
this county will consent to vi q JuAgs,
Clerk or other officer at ,h~ coming
election. Stay At home; your absence
rom the Polls will l~' .. snixhsy p,oses'
against fraud, extrav Aganes and Ring
Rule
This may do for ksnt County, where
the Republicans Aav. 10 ticket no,n-
i, ated, but the. r.se IL different In New
Castle. Here We have full kepubli.
can county ticket nominated with
fair prospect o electing a part
at least M it, If the Republicans
who are ass.ssed will turn out and
vote. It is hoped that all the Rspuhli-
cans will make up their minds to do
their duty once NOR. by coming out
and voting tor Philip R. Clark for Sh-r'
III, Thomas J. Bennett for Coroner and
the whole Republican ticket.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
dERIFF'S SALE.

& dERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed To Public Sale at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l SHIPLEY ST.
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d., IS
At2 o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate
In the city Of Wilmington, having two-st0ry
brick dwelling thereon erected, bounded and
described as follows, to vii: Beginning NJ
the nOrthery side Of Front street, at the dis
tance OF III feet westerly from the westerly
side Of VanBuren street, Mt a corner OF Jacob
Sinnex's land, thence thereby n0rtherly
parallel TO VanBuren stree, 10 feet TO the
sOutherly side Of a 81 feet wide alley, thence
thereby westerly parallel to Front street, 10
feet to q stake thence ssutherly parallel TO
Harrison street, 90 feet to the side Of Front
street. aforesaid, and thence thereby easterly
10 ieet TO the place of beginning, be the con
tents thereof what 1t may.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the pro
perty OF Eliza Harris and Mary Harris and
terra tenants and to be sold by
ISAAC fRUBB, Sheriff,
Sherifrs office, New Castle. October II, Is ;.
OctY
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
The Great Variety Store
OF
ADAM MS l. ID II 20 + II + n.
sos MARKET ST. 5O6

LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY AND NOT IONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
CROCKERWARE, TINWARE,
GLASSWARE, CARPL rs, RUGS,
FLOOR TABLES, STAIR OIL CLOTHS
TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY, SPOONS
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA AND GLASS VASES,
FIGURES, CUPS AND AUCEPS
BABY CARRIAGES IN LARGE VARITiEh,
Doll Carriages, Boys Keiocspedes, EIpress and
Goat Wagons, W Wheeibarops.
ALSO THE LARGEST vAMETY CT
War, China and Patent Dolls In the Safe.--
Cr0quet, Base Balls and Bats.
Purchasers wouid find to their advantage 70
tpe US a call and examine our variety Of good
zoe can and siH sell wiih the chedpest.
ADAMS l. BROTHER,
bO6 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Great Crop Of sweet Potato e..

The Milford .News says that Mr..
John l. Lodge, who resides near that
town, has raised this season on less
than two acres Of ground, over 700
bushels OF sweet potatoes. This crop
was raised at little expense, and com
paratively speaking, with but little
labor, and will net, exclusive Of freight
and barrels, over $500. Only think
of this, $500 from of two acres In oIt
season! Kent county is the place tc
grow good sweet potatoes at small ex.
pense. ... ,....
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Police POllre!!

This was the cry on Sunday after
noon in the Tenth ward, and 1t would
have been well il the police had been
around Second and Monroe streets as a
number of young sprouts Of boys mad"
the Sabbath air hideous with their cur.
s-s, bad language, and threats Of shoot
ing ndikniving each other. This was
kept up for an hour in what is called
christian communitz, and on SUNDAY
but no police were around.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

REPUBLICANS vote for John Green
James NJ. Brackin, James NJ. Wise, jr.
Abram Chandler, Joel Thompson, Mer
ritt N. WIlletts and John A. Derrick
son, for the Legislature to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
1878.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

8EEU uSDSAN S~e
FOR sHRRIFV.
PHILIP X. CLARK.
PoR CORONER.
THOMAS ]. BENNETT.
FoR STATE SENATOR'S.
JAMES H. Mccoy, Pencader,
EDw y c. REyBoLD, Red Lion.
poR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JOHN GREEN, Wilmington.
JAMES NJ. BRAcKIs, Christiana.
ABRAM CHANDLER, Mill Creek.
JAMES M. WISE, JR., New Castle.
joxL THOMPSON, White Clay Creek.
MERRrrT N. WILLRTrs, st. Georges.
yoHS A. DRRRlcKsos, Blackbird,
FOG LEVY coURr COMMISSIONER.
JAcoB CnAspLER, Mill Creek.
AsRAM RorHw ELL, White Clay Creek
JAMES X. HsSRY, Red Lion.
JAMES J. JASvIER, st. Georges.
JoHs D. cAHrER. Appoquinimink.
ISAAC r. SrAArs, Blackbird.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Great Reduction in Beef.

Our motto quick sales and small
profits. Look at the list ofprices: Coco
Stewing beef 6, and s cents per ID
good roast at 8 and 10, best l2l an'
IA cents; good steak ~ to Ia, best
siroin 16 cts ID. Fresh killed and fo
s.le every day at stall Nos. 10 and ],
Third street market by, R. P. Carey
Also at stall No. 10 Second street mar
ket by A. Y. Carey.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
aMERIRTD AAEn
CHrRIrrs sALA

by virtue ofs whit Of Isvan ysslas, ID -
dirsceeA, will 10 expossd 70 Pusln Sale, q
HUrEL OF WILLIAM d. FOND.
at Kirkwood, In Psncsdsr Hsodrsd, Ns~
Castle county. Delaware, on
fN TUESDAY.
THE i2rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, ISIS
st2o'elock, p. ~,
The following described re.i estate, yis;
III that certain farm or tract Of land lying
tie County. delaware, bounded and doscr bed
~ follows, u wit: Beginning alta stone On
Silver Run, and running thence south ~ de-
xrccs east Q 66l0 perches, thence south lsh
degrees Vest 70 perches " tho middle Of the
public road leading into Vance's neck, thence
down with the middle Of said road iouth 57N
degrees east 10 perches. thence still with the
t.l0 perches. thence leaving said rod south
~ degrees west 10 pcrches with lands Of
Sarah A. Townsend ami others, thence still
with the lands of said Townsend and others
south 6l1 degrees east " pcrch.s 70 tho land
end Of the bank across the marsh, thence with
ssi! bank south i2t degrees vest = perchc.
10 Appoquinimink creek, thence down and
with said creek south S7degrees east perches.
thence leaving said creek north Ut dcgvecs
east 8 perches. thence south 62 degrees cas-.
psrches, thencc north 10 degrees ess, u
perches, thence south % degrees eays "
perchcs, thence north " degrees enst IL
peEches, thence north % degrees east Q perch.
q. thence north " degrees east 10 perehes,
thaDce north ~ degrees east u perches,
thence north ~ degrees east 10 pcrchss,
thaacc north - degrees east I perches,
tn1n0s north ~ degrees east u perches,
thence norL - degrees east "a perches,
thsnoe nSrth degrees east 10 perchcs. thence
north o. degrees east 10 I,erchos. thence with
the land oftre late Samuel Segars, deceased.
north ID degrees east o2 perches 10 4 stone on
the portheasi side o, the aforesaid public road
distant 81 perches. thence with tie said 80.
gars land north 10 degrees east 30 3l0 perch
es, thence north 7k degrees cast ~ perches,
thence north 70 degrees east 10 el0 perchcs 10
the meadow land thence across said meadow
Land noHfh ~ degrees Aaist ~ pcrches to the
middle VI SILVER Run canal, thence up the
"a Id canal north 7cs< degrees west u perches, |
west " Ierclies, thsnce south ~ degrees |
u esi 81 perches V ths edge Of Maple Swamp,
thence by and with the edge OF said Maple |
Swamp by " courses and distan on mea nder
inE 10 the place OF beginning and containing |
within yhese naetes and bounds one hundred
and thirty nine acres VI land, be the same,
more or less with two story frame house,
Irame barn and u two story frame tenant
house thereon erected.
Seized aud taken IN execution a. the prop.
,rty of Edgar smith, Eliza j., his wife, and
Tired nmith and Margaret A.. his vile. and
Perry Nj iiIer. Annie Miller, William Con.
way Ann Shalicsoss and y r. Shaiieroas, I
sand to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Snerifs oifise, New Castle. Get. 10th, 1873.
0ct2s
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
nosnAY, sovEMsEs :. is7s.

rns aEpgnl.lA;AA haA tte lASHese
~culasiSn of any paper In Deis.
..re. Asss~rttser~ take = s~ee "i
thls.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

REPUBLICAN,, vote for Edwin c. Rey-
bold and James H Mccoy for State sena-
tors to. morrow.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Religious Services.

In accordance with the recommends
tion of the Synod of Baltimore, the
Presbyterian ministers Of the city have
concluded to hold a union prayer meet
ing Of all their congregations In the
First Presbyterian church this evening
at 7.30 o'clock, to pray tor the revivinp
of Gods work. Every one is cordially
welcomed.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

rns STRONGEST advocates for TEN
peranoe ticket are these who do not III
tend To vot. for It, but who Will vot.
the full Democratic ticket; yet our Re-
publican temperance men by voting
Temperance ticket are inst doing the
very thing the Democrats want them t'
to do. Amongst the strongest advo
Gates Of Temperance ticke: are the
Democratic unlicensed saloon keepers.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

REPUBLICANS vote for Jacob Chandler
Abram Rothwell, James B. Henry,
James J. Janvier, John D. Carter and
Isaac R. Stats for Levy Court to NOR
row.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

DON'T FORGET that the p0l's
Iesose a s'cleek, p. NJ. eo-m"r'
rev.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

The Erery Erening made false charge
against the REPUBLICAN, on Friday, and
xe are watching To see II it will CORE t
the error, but we don't suppose 1t will.
ANY respectable paper would.