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a gent IL North Third Street. St Loui;, No.
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title clear" and Rutherford replies,
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look. tut now, alas! it don Hayes
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State Of Texas.

II gives to the Passenger a view Of the Grandest
Scenery, Inest AgrlcGituraI I.trict and great
Grazing Grounds OF the v est.
Its Passenger and Freight Trains are 81 rpass-
ed by none In the state. Pullman's Palace
DraBl1E Room and Sleeping cars :eaye Saint
Louis daily via the VI. X. L +. Ky at g A. NJ
anu oedaiia al 6:z5 p M, running through
Denison. Sherman, Dallas Heaue, Austin and
Houston without change. C0Lnet tion is alsu
made at Sherman with the Texas and Pacific
KY for the aGOI & named =, iIts.
lie colnectiCns OF this Road with he NJ X
u L. at DeIllson for 1t. Louis, Il Hannibal, Chica
90, Fort Scott. Kansas City aid al peinIs
North and East; with the Teyas 4 pasiIc at
Sherman for ct Louis, Cairo, en- phis, and II
points East and south East. and Houston
with the q. II. Il ;. a. for San AHtoTi", thee il
Ii. for Galveston. the Texas a y. rieaLs Ry,
for Beaumont. Orange. etc: the McTlan and
Mallory Steamship, for all points IT, e tuf
and Atlantic coasts, and the LiyerTocl Il IozaS
Steamship Line to Liverfo, UnyIe and otf er
EuroPean citlcs are perfect. while It's freeGt M
from du and heat on unt of the nature OF
the soil and the Oren pra; ric country 0ytr hlch
1t passes. with its cooling brt eze, plea SAINT
scenery Of broad prafies, beautiful groves,
well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn, small
grain. and fruits, render il especially desirable
and advantageous TO travellers and shippers in
preference to Others.
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GRAND RAPIDS, wIscoHsI!

Having been engaged in the Land Agcnc
business I number oI years before " OoC CCur
ty was formed AMI pusScssint superior faeili
tleS Tor detecting treSpasS erE OF. IHhLs ONlCt
by non residents, | lee assured il giving Iei
Iccl Satisiactioh I" all wh0 may see EI !!
employ ne - agent to attthi irtLe rltn y
payment Of Taxes, to The investigation
Titles. to recordilf Deeds. to procuring FIT
ehts Oh Lands. te Protector 81 iar't fire i,
surl other business as may be alice me-,
prrirrn.
have constantly on hau3 rood Farrii
Lands and illaee i."ts. 10 sell in IuaEti:io
and OF tarms to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bGugbt all" old.
Particul"' ttt"rticr .riv.n to entering Gov
errp ent and State Lands
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GREEN BAY AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD

SPRING TINE TABLE. IN EFFECT MAR.
81. 1873.
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And offers the Best Routls. on Quick Tim %.
with more Comforts, better Accommodations and
} rcatcr security than any other Line Passing
through the Richest and Most beautiful por-
ions OF the great Empire
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Chicago & Northwestern RaiIH'y
CHIC MsLL'K'E SIP. R.R,

Leave Tomah-GoiI.g " est 9 IS. AN 9.i' P NJ
East: 90. 4. NJ. ( II. P. NJ.
II. S. NORTON, Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

THK NEW York Herald paper who's.
sympathies are strongly with the Demo
cratic party says, the Democrats ought
to understand that VIII lie the Federal
interference served as an excuse In for
mer times for the violent methods used
in elf-defence, the South has no such
excuse now in the public opinion ol
the North. Southern Democrats can
hope for no sympathy nowadays from
Northern men Of any party when they
interfere with the free political action
Of the blacks, and 1t is far better for
them to suffer defeat in their States and
to let the Republicans elect bad men
than by violence to maintain that ridic-
ulous and dangerous thing they call a
"solid South" Nothing will be 80
damaging to the Democratic party here,
after as "solid South" 1t requires
very little wisdom to see this, for 1t
will be regarded everywhere in the
North as evidence that the Southern
Democrats have coerced the negro vote.
1t is in the North, and not in the
South, that the Democratic party must
elect its President in 1880 If it is to
choose him at all.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
cHERlFFS SALE.

>
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias TO m,
directed will be exposed to Public Sale al
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i SHIPLEY ST.
Kept by John J. Dongherty, in the CEPl
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF FNOVEMB A. d. 1878
At2 o'clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land witt
the buildings thereon erected, situate In the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, to Wit: Beginning at the intersec
ton OF the northerly side OF 10th street, with
the nprthwcsterly side Of Railroad Avenue
lat 30 feet wide) thence westerly along said
side OF 10Th street, 2S5 feet to a stake, thence
northerly parallel with Claymont street, by q
new line dividing this from other land OF the
said Evan g. StOtsenburg 23S feet " the south
westerly side Of Vandever Avenue, thence
along the said side of Vandever Avenue in a
southeasterly direction 35l feet inches To a
stake In the middle OF the Marsh road, thence
by said road south IA degrees and 80 minutes
west ~ feet and one halt inch to the north.
westerly side OF said Railroad Avenue, thence
thereby southwesterly 100 feet 10 inches to the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may. The Improvements thereon
CONSIST OF large prick machine shop Tor the
manufacture OF bolts, nuts, &C, In the black.
smith shop, engine and boiler house, Office
and store room attached, together with rail.
road siding, stables, sheds, and other build.
ings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro,
perty of Evan 9. Stotsenburg and Mary l..
his wife, and Joseph y. Rowland and Susan
his wife, and Mahlon Il. St0tsenburg and
Ellen J. his wife and t. t. q, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Shcrih's Office New Castle, October II, 1878.
Uct2l
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
CHERIFF~S SALE.

-
By virtue ofa writ OF Levan Facias TO me
directed will be exposed to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHlPLEY ST.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County. Del,
On WEDNESDAY,
THE 3Vrn DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D., 1878,
At2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain iarfr or tract OF land situate
In New Castle Hundred, In the County and
state aforesaid. bounded and described NJ
follows to wit: Beginning at stake In the
line OF land Of Edward Edwards, corner Of
these premises, and by lands Of George Jack
son, from thence by new line and with said
Jackson's land. south 3ol degrees west lsg2-l0
perchcs To the centre OF the public road lead
ing from New Castle TO Newport, thence with
that road towards Newport north n degrees
west lIl perches In said road, corner for lands
OF John Mcfarland from thence with the line
to a corner as last Aforesaid. north 3OA de-
grees east 10 percher To n corner uf last afore-
said, from thence with said Mcfarland, and
land Of said Edw lrds, north 81 degrees east 81
perches to n corner for land Of said Edwards
and there with south '26H degrees, east 5s
perches TO n large stone corner as last afore.
said AMI from thence south 42i4 degrees east
30 WV Pc'Nlcs W tHt ptbCc W pckihutHR, CoH
tanning within said bounds 104 acres roods
and 10 perches OF land more or less, with II
two-story brick house and frame kitchen and
frame barn and granary.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty Of George Jackson and Susan K his
wife and Richard Taylor and wife terre
tenants, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB Sheriff
Sherlf-s office, Ncv Castle, October II, 1878
octl6
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

NOTWITHSTANDING THE great loss
which has followed the recent cyclone,
when compared with other cities, Viii.
mington has not suffered disproportion-
ately. Two or three days labor by the
mechanics will cover up all traces Of the
storm in the city. A few days Of extra
industry will replace the financial losses.
The recupsrative powers Of our vii.
mington people are almost proverbial.
Neither food nor flames subdue their
indomitable go-ahead spirit. A few
days more and the surplus water now
su ubmerging the marshes and fats will
have passed of into the river, and the
great cyclone Of 1873 will have passed
into history to bs talked over by the
"oldest inhabitants" Those whose
hearts are saddsst are those bereaved
by the loss Of friends who have been
drowned. This il q loss that cannot be
replaced, and for the bereaved, the
world is not 80 bad yet that 1t has not
a tear Of sympathy to shed.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
Probable Fatal Shooting.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. N.-A dispatci
received here to- night from Charlotts
vile, N. c., says; Miss Annie Lind
ham, a highly respectable young lady
called at Ranches Hotel, at Lamb-r
ton, Robson county, N. c., at clever
O'Clock this morning, (the Ath,) and
asked for MI. Edward Hartman. com
mercial traveller for Baltimore grocery
house, resident in Lamberton. Hart
man went in tho parlor, and while sh.
was shaking hands with him, Miss
Lindham drew a pistol and shot Hart
man in the stomach, exclaiming 'Yod
have rnined me, and Twill ruin you.
Hartman, it is said, had promised to wed
the girl six months ago. Itis though,
he will die tonight"
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

contrary. W. don't intend TO mix In
tho fght, only 10 say that strange asit
may appssR we side this timssi.h We
/" two-ceqA, !" at thu corner. The onl,
thing thas puzzlss us, is to ksew what
inhuenses have been at work that such
q reasonable visw should b. taken Of
such an important subject. Without
any other reason, We suspect that the
Il. Es. desire to break down Samuel
J. to make room for Thomas r., has
something 10 do with n. For. our own
part, bad as Mr.. Tildsn Ia, We think he
ia = fair representative Of the Democrat
ic party, and the Gazette, the true rep
resentativs Of the Democracy Of Della
ware, does right in standing up for him
and denying that he ever had S little
hatchet. --
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE
BY virtue of a writ Of Ais. I.evari Facias Il
the directed, will be exposed 10 public sale aI
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. al sHIPLEY ST
kept by John J. Dougherty In the city Of vii
mington, New Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2nd DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1875
at 2 o'clock, p. M.
The following described real estate, viz:
All those two lots, pieces and parcels Of
land situated In tho city OF Wilmington aiore
said with large brick dwelling, brick
bakery. .stabling &c, thereon erected, bound cd
together ~ follows " wit beginning at n
stake In tho northerly side bth street, between
1Atnail and West streets ut John Bradley y
line formerly Whitelock, thence with the same
north 81 degrees east 65 feet to q corner stake
thence south b degrees east with Samuel
McIanes line 10 teet 8 inches TO the westerly
side Of Tatnall street, thence herewith south
30 degrees west 65 feet to said side Of f1ith
street. thence herewith north So degrees
west 70 feet inches 10 the place OF beginning
be the contents more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty Of Robert Taylor surviving mortgagor
and /. t. and TO DO sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
Sherif's Office, New Castle, October Is, 1878.
octls
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
Fifteen thousand people att.nded th

Fifteen thousand people attended the
Georgia State fair at Atlanta yesterday.
The trotting race, $50 class, was won
by Katie T. Time 2,40, 2,4l and 2,4O.
The three quarter dash was won by Nc
Name. The mile heat, q running race,
was won by Bill Dillon. Time l,47a.
The pacing race was taken by Sleepy
George. Time 2.264, 2.3l and 2.2s.
King Carnival enters the city to day.
Charles W. Pontaz, who was employ
ed till week ago as policy clerk" by
the New York Life Insurance Company,
was arrested in that city Wednesday
night for completely in the great s64, 500
forgery by which the Union Trust Com.
pany was victimized. Bail was fixed a,
$2o, 900, in default ofwhichthe prisoner
was put in the Tombs.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The Sian derer.

The slanderer is certainly most
mischievous element in any community
and possesses various instrumentalities
with which TO ply his nefarious trade
How many have gone to sleep in fan
cied security upon their pillows and
have awakened to find that some power
more cruel than death has been at work
to blot from existence the sun of thei,
happiness; has sown suspicion in the
heart Of the friend they best loved, and
blighted the flowers OF radiant hope
that bloomed along their pathway
Every community is afflicted with these
pests, who under the covering Of q
guileless countenance are watching
like spiders upon their webs, to let fly
the arrow that endangers and are fixing
the shaft that poisons. These cold
hearted demons in the shape of human
beings, who retail at low price theil
abominable lies about this one and that
one, and peddle out their falsehoods
like fish along the streets, are the bane
of society. SANDER is defined as any
thing uttered which tends to injure the
reputation of an individual, and ii
does indeed look as if those who listen
and receive such slanderous informa-
tion without rebuke are about as bad
as those who follow and make slander a
profession of their lives. Though those
who listen may not repeat what has
been told them, false accusers may Of
ten infer that their manner, and too of.
ten greediness to hear are tacit en-
couragements for further slanderous
reports. How often is the victim of the
base slanderer ignorant of the nature OF
that which is laid to his charge. The
cowardly demon who would rob him OF
that more precious than life has not the
courage to meet face to face the one
whom he has DETAINED, lest the light
Of truth might reveal to him the fact
of his own deep villainy and corrup-
ton. The mischief that one single
and evil disposed person can accom-.
p!ish is fearful, when we remember
how slight word will darken the at.
mosphere with foul suspicious, institu-
ting doubts Of those we have been so
happy in believing were good and true,
and even though we know the SIAN
derous charge to be without foundation,
still it will present its hideous face be-
tween trusted friends.
God pity the man or woman in any
community, who through envy, malice,
or desired revenge, will go to work de
liberately to destroy the fair reputa.
ton of fellow mortal. Unfortunate is
that Church which has within its pale
those who profess christianity, and yet
whose slanderous tongues wag from
morn till night, spreading over a town
or neighborhood a malaria calculated
to poison the mind and blast the char
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

actsr. There ID too much encourage
msnt givsr these sastest6bls clDfactsrs
in society Let shs sAa srsr b com.
PEELED to how hh crsdsSIlials and give
his proofs u whss he prsssn.s 70 a gap.
Ing crowd, and ~ every member Of the
community bs as Jealous and tender d
the reputation Of his fellows ~ hs ID
of his own then may We hope to ses
something Of the bright and glorious
inhuspes Of charity upon the heart and
ifs OF Slciety. God speed the day when
every community shall enjoy the pure
and rightful heritage Of innocence and
truth, when tho footprints Of slander.
Gus feet shall no longer dsfle our streets
and the angel Of love shall hover over
every home and dwell in ever y heart.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

A number OF bids have been received
by the director Of the mint for the sup
ply of silver bullion under the recent
regulations adopted by Secretary 5her.
man to buy the same by competition il
open market. The amount Of bullion
to be purchased is four hundred thous
and ounces, and like installment will
hereafter be purchased weekly. Tn.
heavy gale having interrupted tele
graphic communication between Wash
ington and all points North and West,
the time Of receiving bids for the sale o
silver, which was to expire yesterday
has been extended to II clock, Friday
the 25th instant.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
GHERlFF'S SALE.

GHERlFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale a
the
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT,
in the Village of Christifha In White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del.
ON MONDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1878
at2 O'Clock, p. m.,
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain plantation or tract Of land
situate lying and being In White Clay Greek
Hundred In the County and State Aforesaid,
and bounded and described as lollows to wit
Bounded by the Christiana turnpike, the
Christiana creek, by lands Of Thomas Webber
and Rebecca Tyler formerly Of WilIiam f..
Hesler, OF I hOmas Morrison formerly Of John
Lyman and of Walter +. Southgate (de-
ceased) and containing two hundred and fifty
acres OF land be the same more or less, with a
three story frame house, frame barn, granary
carriage house and other outbuildings there.
on erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF Evan g. Stotsenbury, surviving mort.
gagor and t. I. and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office New Castle, October II, 1878.
Octl8
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

The USINED STATES Economist saws.
'lt is significant fact that nearly all
the failures which occurred from the
commencement Of the panic Of 1873 to
the present time, were caused by xcAs-
sive speculation, engagement in enter
prises outside of the proper business of
the parties concerned land to the waste OF
capital consequent on these injudicious
operations. To this statement there
appears to be absolutely no exception.
A few minor, and, as We shall assume,
innocent firms, may have been carried
away and overborne by the failure of
greater concerns.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

Emery VOTE CAST for the Democratic
party is vote cast against the cause
for which patriots suffered and died.
Every vote cast for the Republican par.
ty is vote cast for the principles which
inspired millions Of freelnen to volun-
teer for the defense of the Union. Think
of this before casting your vote, and
no m1tter whether the ticket you vote
is successful or not, you have the in
ward consciousness of having voted con
scientiously.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Oct. A.--Cardinal Cullen. .o
Ireland, is dead.
German socialists, anticipating the
suppression Of Ii cir papers, are shut,
ting up shop, but are advertising the
appearance Of new journals under new
names.
The St. Petersburg Golos was sus-
pended for attacking the German anti.
socialist law.
The Sultan has signed modified
scheme for reforms in Asia Minor.
J. Nicol Fleming, formerly q director
OF the City Of Glasgow Bank, Is the
gentleman who mysteriously absoonded
the other day.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

We ARE INDEBTED 10 Albert Cogs.
we'll, publisher, "a Bond street, New
York, for copy Of s. Woodroffe Hills,
Management and diseases Of doge."
The book has 3S3 pages and Is em el-
lished with 80 illustrations. The FROM
tispiecs contains wood-cnt Of "Scaw-
fell" an English mastifF, the property
Of the author, which weighs $50 pounds
II Is book full Of useful information
and should bs In the hands Of all dog
fsncisrs, and In fact In the hands of
all who possess dogs.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

The REPUBLICAN party believes in
free thought and free labor. 1t is tn.
champion Of human rights, and ha.
done more for the substantial advance
ment Of liberty and civilization than
all other parties together. 1t believes
in the church and scho0l-house as thu
best defenses of the Republic. II is the
party of right, justice and truth. To
defeat so grand power for good would
be an act of national suicide.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

The HOLDING Of the annual gathering
OF the Episcopal Sunday Schools in the
Opera House last night instead of hold.
ing it in one of the churches was ahap-
py thought. No church in the city would
have held half the number of persons
in the Opera House. The fact that
Bishop Lee was to be present after his
trip to Europe, was one Of the incentives
to such large gathering, and shows
that the venerable and beloved Bisbop
has a warm place in the hearts of his
people. The exercises were dignified
and impressive, and in perfect harmony
with all that characterizes the Episcopal
church.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
Well.TOned Syst ems.

Systems toned and renovated with Hos tet
ter's Stomach Bitters are most etiectually de-
tended from disease. That supreme invigo
rant soon Overcomes that distressing feeble
ness consequent upon ailments which impOv.
erish the blood and relax the muscles. vigor
appetite, sleep return to the wasted frame
and every physical faculty gains greater ac
tivity through Its benign influence. Nor Is
this all, for the Btters have most genial and
cheering effect upon the mind of the despond
ent invalid, which is the natural effect Of the
increased bodily vitality which they produce
Nervous symptoms disappear in consequence
OF the use Of this medicine, and the EVIL con
sequences sure to result from a premature de
cay of the physical energies are averted
Dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheumatic all
ments urinary and uterine Irregularities, ma
laria diseases, and many other disordered
conditions of the system, are remedied by the
Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

THE ST.. LOUIS Globe, Democrat, an
nounces the engagement Of Samusl J,
Tilden to st. Louis belle, and says
that the wedding will take place with
in three months. Good for uncle Sam
my, we wonder if the courting was car,
ried on by cipher kilograms. 1t Is
said, however, by knowing parties that
the report is not we'll founded and that
Mr.. T. prefers life of single blessed,
ness.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The boy Fiend Pomeroy

Jesse Pomeroy's CONTINENT in the
Massachusetts, State prison is not hav.
ing a tanning effect, it is said, for he
PAGES his cell like Gagged lion, and
recently, when some one gave him a
kitten for pet, he hayed it alive with
the knife and fork provided for his
meals. Two holes started in the sides
of his cell for escape have also been
discovered.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

TIE REASON why New York city polls
such heavy Democratic majority will
be understood when it is stated that &C.
cording to the new registry just taken,
the naturalized voters exceed the ma
tives by about fifty Thousand.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

Two SHORT MONTHS after the election
there will be resumption in law as we'll
as in fact. But does it not grind polit.
ical demagoues TO know that a green
back dollar is new substantially as good
as gold, and that the work of resump
tion is accomplished.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

The LINCOLN (Nsb.) Globe keeps stand
Ing at the head Of its column this: "Our
Ticket for lsso--For President, U. s.
Grant. Of Illinois; for Vice President,
Roscoe Conkling, of New York."