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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01
FOREIGN.
Army FRAUDS.

+ ARMY FRAUDS.
London, Oct. 1.-The Russian imperial
commission appointed to investigate the al:
legged frauds In the commissariat during the
late war. charge i've hundred officers of var.
ious grades, including forty colonels, with
fraud and misapplication Of public money.
RUss1A's EXPLANATION.
Paris, Oct. 1.-Private advices state tha,
the British charge d'affairs at St. Peters.
burg presented to the imperial chancellor
note inquiring In what way Russia pro-
posed to reconcile Gen. Stottetef f's' mission
to Cabul with Its previous engagements ,iby
which Russia agreed to renounce oil politi.
cal influence In Afahan!stan. The reply
was TO the effect that Russia was always
disposed to respect existing engagements
and that the mission of Gen. Stotietef. sl-
though decided upon at time and unde,
circumstances which now no longer exist
ed, was merely Intended as oct courtesy to
the ameer Of Afghanistanl -
COUNT HoYos,
Vienna, Oct. 1.-The appointment o.
Iadislss Hoyos. present Austro Hungarian
envoy Extraordinary snd minis ter plenipo-
tentiary at Warrington. 70 be Austrian min
ister to Roumsuis 10 officially announced
Pesther Lloyd states that Tho whole Hun
garian ministry hes resigned.
HARD CT FOREIGNERS.
Loadou, Oct la Vienna dispatch say
the govsf1nsat's embarrassment 10 extreme
The Hungarian minister declare they can
ootpsevids thsaoasy required - Hungary
consingeni expenses Il Bosnian occupatio,
until osstsss u he aslse.liaaA Coun
Aodrssy desires 70 ssAses sxpsnss b,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01
WASHINGTON.
DEBT STATEMENT.

Washington, Oct. 1. The public debt
statement for September shows . decrease
10 debt for the month of IS, ,534, and the
following balance in the treasury:
Currency, $1,972. .593; special fund for
redemption of fractional currency, $10.0 .000,.
900; special deposit of legal tenders for re-
demption certificates deposit, $4O,710,000;
coin, $Ss ,659, GAG, including coin certificates
$34.eS4.e70; outstanding legal tenders,
ts46, 6,0sl. .O10.
APPOINTMENTS. "a
Washington, Oct. 1.-The secretary Of
the treasury this morning appointed o. H.
Irish, of Nebraska, assistant chief of the
bureau Of engraving and printing Of the
treasury department, 70 be chief Of that
bureau, vice MCPHERSON, resigned. He also
appointed Daniel W. Wilson, of Ohio, as.
sistant chiet Of the bureau. Wilson has
had position in the bureau for some time
past.
General Halbert E. Payne, Of Wisconsin
has been appointed commissioner Of pat.
ents. His commission will be prepared
without delay and he will soon enter upon
the discharge Of his duties.
GARNET sEasIoN,
Washington, Oct. 1.-The cabinet held ,
short session to-day. All the member
were present except Post Master Gsuers]
Key aud Secretary Thompson. Tho for
msr was represented BY Assistant Posl
Master General Tyncr. A question waa
brought beiorc the cabinet Involving the
right Of Oregon and U,ah r. II. company
70 extend W line through certain Indian
territory, II Will bs The subject Of fartbe,
consideration By the attorney general
n1iHsPEcTlox oS Ariarn.
III oo0uiasiosss of tatss1al rsvsnus
has osdssSJ . discootiousncc of III rsle
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01

spection Of spirits in Cincinnati. Chicago,
st. Louis, Peoria, Pekin. Terre Haute and
Milwaukee, ordered some weeks sgo on &C.
count Of complaints make by certain Chi
cago distillers. No discrepancies OF any
importance have been brought TO light by
the new inspection. eGaugers employed on
this work have been ordered I'd return 40
their proper districts.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01

withdrawiss great part Of the army from
Bosnia, bpt the military party opposes this
measure. ! The situation il greatly strained
and its solution, which is expected during
the present week may perhaps involve the
resignation Of the Hungarian, Austrian and
Imperial ministers. .Ef
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01
MARKETS BY 1ELEGRAP

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Oct. l.
Money-3c.
Gold--l.0Osc.
Stocks-Irregular.
Goverments-S:eady.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 1.
WnEAT-Dull; 4@1c lower; No. 2
spring, $l.004c for October.
RYE-Firm.
CoRN-Fairly active; western mixed, As
@493c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
oArs-steady; 2e@3lac for western
mixed; 27@3e for white.
PoRK-Firm; 1856.
LARp-Firmer; $675@6774c.
WHIsKY-94c.
CHICAGO. sgsa
Chicago, Oct. /.
WHEAr-Fsirly active; s7t@s7ac for
October; ssl@sssc for November cash,
dull.
CoRN-steady; 34sc for October; s5sc
for November. so
OATs-steady; l9sc for October; 2Oa@
20sc for November 2l4@2lIc for Decem.
Der.
RYE-45c for cash; 47c for November.
BAR1EY-$l.l0 for cash or October
$l.l3 for November.
PoRK-Higher; s7.92!c for October
$s.45@a07for November; $s.l2@sl5fo
Deosnbsr; noninally, 7.92lc for the year
LARD-Higher 1925 bid for October
$3.50 bid for November; s6.324c bid fol
December.
WHlsxy-l.07.
| MILWAUKEE. @
Milwaukee, Oct. l.
WnEA1-Irrcgular..; hard. sl.o6; No. !
eic; No. 2, ss!c for cash or Octob<,
slsc for Noveaber. -
Coas-sssady; Ne. 9, SIC.
oAns-stsady; No. 9, lsle.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

SOME PEOPLE will be surprised to learn
that at this time, Indiana has under con
sderation proposed amendment to the
State Constitution, extending the privi-
lege Of suffrage to negroes and mulattoes.
OF course the provision to be stricken out
Is already dead letter, being in conflict
with the Constitution of the United
States. as amended since the rebellion,
but it appears that the colored vote is not
considered in making apportionments.
Another proposed amendment author
izes the passage of a law in relation to
fees and salaries, $50 as to grade the
compensation of officers III proportion to
the population, and to the necessary SER
vices required" The adoption Of this
latter amendment will enable the people
Of this State to save about one million OF
dollars year.-M Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
Dishonest Merchants.

BOSTON FIRM CHARGED WITH CoNspIR-
ACY TO DEFRAUD THEIR CREDITORS OF
100000.
A special despatch from Boston is as
follows
Frank Il. Paige, leading commission
dealer in boots and shoes at No. "a Sum-
mer street, who failed a short time ago,
was arrested this afternoon on complai MT
brought by James Il. Magee, one of his
creditors, for conspiracy to cheat and de-
fraud his creditors out of 100000.
In default of bail in $4,000, he was
committed for examination tomorrow.
The story Mr.. Paige told his creditors
was that he had been defrauded by his
partner, Charles F. Stetson, who is miss
ing, with the books of the concern, and
was obliged to suspend until he made
examination of his affairs. 1t is believed,
however, by those who have caused
Paige's arrest, that Stetson is out of the
way with the knowledge of Paige, not
withstanding that the latter shows let
ter from the former that he has used the
funds of the firm, and has cai ried away
its books, lard that the two are concerned
in the conspiracy. 1t is thought that the
am cunt may exceed 100000. Four cred
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

erately, ard spirits almost never. They
prefer their own light wines, leaving
champagne to the last and nearly all
their public dinners are finished without
speeches. - - -.
The cultiyated Englishs are FAR mon
temperate than IN former days. At state
dinners, which are costly and luxurious,
the ministry are proverbiaiiy frugal,
though Lord Derby, the late chief or the
Foreign office, was inordinately fond OF
sherry. Nobody smokes in private
house, unless it is In the billiard room.
But the English club-msnafe generally
hearty drinkers. There are over seventy
clubs IN London alone. Gambling Is not
As common as IL was in the days of
Charles James Fox, who often lost n
thousand pounds a night, while in the
zenith Of his parliamentary fame, and
thought nothing of it. The Raleigh In
the Pail Mall is still believed to indulge
In cards for money; but modern John
ullprefers whist, brandy aud soda, and
hot Scotch or Irish whisky. Excessive
dissipation il confined to the London
gin-palaces, which abound In frightful
proportion, where men and women drink
fire-watsr and bad beer until they are
sodden and tits no i,Jrequent sight TO see
child made stupid BY The mik Of drunk
en- mother.
But the Russians bear the palm. They
purchase most Of the costly French
champagnes, and they prefer "a mixed
dunk" of their owD-a fearful compound
which is something like the English
claret cup, that Charles Dickens loved to
compose" with fiery liquids added"
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
Twccd,s Coun,cI,s Fec.,

The trial OF q suit of B. +. Farchild
w. John ID. Townsend has been com.
menced in the Superior Court of New
York. The suit grows out of the effort
of the late w. NJ. Tweed's counsel, Mr.
John ID. Townsend, to release him
While he was in Jail an agreement was
made by which counsel agre. for $40 .00C
TO procure his release, 50 600 to be paid
down, and notes to be given for the re,
mainder, and Mr.. Fairchiid gave M col.
lateral security to Mr.. Townsend deed
of land in Jamaica, l.. l. The balance
was only to be paid Gin case said VIM NJ
Tweed shall not be convicted of crime
and sent to State prison but Is PAYABLE
on his being discharged without punish
ment from prison, or in any way re-
leased therefrom." Plaintiff claims that
the agreement was not carried out by Mr.
Townsend, and the suit IL to have the
bond and mortgage reassigned to Capt
Fairchild.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

ONE OF the most pleasant Incidents of
the record of the last election is found
in the fact that SherifPyle carried Chris
tiana Hundred, the Republican strong
hold of the county. The Republican,
during the campaign said several times
that Mr.. Clark would receive large
majority in Christiana Hundred, and
that the vote Mr.. Pyle received at the
nomination election was evidence OF
fraud. We said then that Mr.. Pyle's re-
publican neighbors would not be so lost
to honor as TO violate their pledges volun-
tari y given to vote for him if nominated
and that we believed he would carry the
Hundred. This he did by IL majority.
We don't remember that any other
Democrat ever carried the Hundred
Mr.. Pyle's majority in North Christiana
his own neighborhood, was 81. This was
one of the handsomest compliments per.
haps man could be given. We men
tion the circumstance merely to show
that it yerifies, in general way, the vot,
at the nomination elections and to prov,
how unreliable are the opinions of ou
neghbor, the Republican, on any loca
political issue.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
I FUBLIC SALES.
New Castle County
FARM
At Public Sale

the undersigned com mittee OF the
Trustees Of the Poor of New Castle cou n :
~, will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at the
hotel Kept by WIN. II. Doble, at Hare 's
Corner, near the premises, on THURS
DAY, Decem Der 18th, 1873, at ~ O'Clock
(noonl. All that valuable farm known as
the "Hare's Corner Farm" belonging TO
said Trust es, situate in New Castle hun
dred, New Castle County, Del on the
Public Road reading fTom Hare's Corner
10 Chrlstiana. and also on the state load
leading TO Dover; being fve miles from
the City OF Wilmington, one mile from
the city OF New Cas- lie, and five no inut.s
walk from state Road Station, on Della
ware X. X.
The farm contains about 1877 acres
about 80 acres OF which IL valuable wood- :
land. All the residue is improved an
productive land, divided into convenient
h'lds,. well fenced and watertd, and has
recently been we'll lined.
The improveme ments are frame m an
sion house, large barn, two te ant houses,
granary and other out-buildings, oil In
good repair. There is also a good apple
orchard on the premises.
Persons wishing to view the prem ises
can do 80 by applying 10 Thos. Appleby,
the tenant, thereon, or TO either OF the un.
dersigned
The terms will be easy and made known
on the day OF sale. A large portion o. The
the premises, IL desired. Sale positive.
No postponement on account OF weather
DAN'L FARRA,
MILTON LACKEY,
Wilmington, Del. Trustees.
j. W. COOCH
Cooeh's Bridge, Del
NOV. O, 1878. dLu&f wis.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

itors have been found whose claims ag-
grfgate $4,000.
Ii il asserted that Paige secured goods
from man faciurrrs In the vicinity OF
Boston, and elsewhere, for sale on CON-
missiop, on sixty days time, aud dispos-
ed of them under fictitious namesto deal
ers 10 Canada, Baltimore, Savannah, and
the West, real zing cash for them, with
which IL Is suppose d ,it was his intent on
to flee. This " as hts second arrest, he first
having been made last evening In a civil
suit, charging him with being about 10
J. ave the State, but he furnished bail and
so he recovered bis liberty. The bail the
second time was fixed high, to hold him.
Paigs is . man of standing in the com'
InIDity, and resided in Beacon street
His friends are strong in their assertion
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

The United States government has
through New York banking house
completed the purchase of sterling ex-
change to the amount of f1,100,000 to
meet the S5,5o0,000 required by the
Halifax award to be paid to the British
government at London, ON the 23d inst,
and the agents of the United States
Treasury department will make the
transfer at London on that date.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
TO ADvEkTIsE5
Geo. P. Kowell & Oh
SELECT LIST or |
l. WA IL " T. w SPAp

Many persons suppose this l,s, i
composed Of CHEAP. low.nr,naII I
pers. The fact Is quite oibe,wtsa 4
Ca,aiot ue states exactly what tbs % y
are, When the name Of a panar ,"g !. y
ed In FULL FACE TYpE,,, 4 H.
Instance the BEST PAPER in ,hn ~ Y
When printed In CAPITALS
oNLf paper in the place. When ~
IN Roman letters 1t Is neither iha /,
The only paper, but is usually n w W. " |
one, Notwithstanding. The liu "
population of every town and the >,
ION OF every paper 1T Ii N0T N
OPERATIVE LIST. 1T IN Nh
CHEAP LIST. At the foot Of p,s
logue for each State the imp0r,on, y
which are not covered by The lis, s,s
merated. 1T IL AN HONEST TIsT
rates charged for advertlsinp a,s
one-nfth the publishers schedpls
price for one inch four weeks in Ibs u
list Is s635. The regular ratfs n; n
pers for the same space and lin !
%. 1856 35. The list includes "a m y
pers, OF which us are issued nan y
sW kEKLl. They are locale1
dlnerent cities and towns, Of which i
State Capitals. 32s places Of over
population, ana 44i County Seats T.
SENT ON APPLICATIONS. Address
+. RO WELL 4 cos NEWSPAPER
YERTISING BUREA 10 Spruce
HPrinting House Sq.), N. Y. oc.9-
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

The industries of the country are too
heavily taxed. 1t is hoped that the State
Legislature, when it meets this winter,
will revise our tax bill and relieve the
business men Of the tax for licenses that
was put upon them few years ago on
account of the war debt.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

WE DON'T propose to "rise and ex-
plain" at the invitation Of the Repubii-
can, nor to be catechised by its editor
If it wants information let it seek it as
the GAZETTE does; or pay some one
to instruct and direct it more understand
ingly.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

DRINKING IN SOCIAL CIRcLEs.-Col.
John w. Forney's new journal, Progress,
las reached our table, and we find it a
very excellent paper; one that we shall
be glad to welcome and commend. Col.
Forney's long life as an able editor and
brilliant writer, added to the large ex-
perience he has had, makes him so well
qualified to instruct, that one must con-
clude that his paper will have large
circulation and ready sale. just such
a journal is now needed for the fiIeside-
something that we may present to our
children, and commend to them as re-
liable. We are a little afraid the Colonel
will not be able to avoid his old line of
political thought; but still he has wide
held to gather excellent and salutory ad-
vice from to present to the young and
all others who long for choice read
ing, and we fear not that fine fruits may
grow from the seed that Progress may
strew on the pathway of the future. We
make few extracts below, believing that
the writer knows whereof he speaks, ON a
subject that is never uhinteresting to q
very large portion of our readers
"President and Mrs. Hayes continue to
exclude wine from their liable in the
White House. Mr.. Evarts, the Secre.
tary of State, has secured an exception
to TINS rule, at the diplomatic dinners,
d thu, sh Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes will pre-.
side without glasses before them.
The French statesmen use wine mod.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
FOOD ar "a nAs| 4
A Substitute For ~ II v vi

FOOD is made a curative agent by
centration and artificial digestion anS
Is SO simple In It's application thal IheI
vice OF Physicians IS not required.
Thousands of recoveries from cnf
diseases are reported, where the 0esIm
cal skill has failed.
Many OF the best Ply ysiclans ihr91gIl
the country are DISCARDiNI ghy
and using the LANCHAhD BLU
AND NERVE FOOD with tne mos
flying results, permanently relieving
forms of Physical and Menial geol pa,,
The Dyspeptic and Consumpllvee Bay pa,
ing, together with the entire list an
plants peculiar 10 The Female seA sen. a
the use or this Food sure and speeiy
lief,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
NOVEMBER lS is7e

The total amount of gold and silver
produced in the United States for the last
fiscal year, was sos, ,952, ,421, or s42, ,226,-
107 gold, and s46,726,2l4 silver. The
territory of Arizona, where mining is yet
in its infancy, yielded S3,000,000 silver.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

S hERIFF'S SALE.
y ny virtue of writ OF Levari Fasias
TO me directed, VIII be exposed TO Public
Saie on the premises, corner Of
FRONT AM JUSTIS0N STREETS.
In The city OF Wilmington. New Castle
County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY
The 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1873,
Al 10 O'Clock. a m,
The following described Real Estate
Viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land stu.
ate N the city OF Wilmington aforesaid
and bounded and described as follows viz
Beginning at y stake on the southerly side
OF Front street at the distance OF two hun.
dred and nfty six feet from the westerly
side or West street at a corner OF land ol
william Cook, thence along the said side
OF Front street north tity eight degrees
west about two hundred feet To the Corner
formed by the Intersection of t1e touther.
ly SIDE OF Front street with the westerly
SIDE Q, Justison street, thence souiheriy
along the line OF the said westerly side ol
Justison street about two hundred and
seventy'five feet TO the northeriy line oi
the LANDS ofthe Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Rail Road Company, thence
along the said nortberly line OF the Com
pany's land In an easterly direction ahoul
two hundred and fifty fe. : to a stake In
the line Of land OF William Cook aiore-
said. and thence along said line north
thirty-two degrees east one hundred and
twenty-five feet, M ore or less, 10 the place
or beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may, with large
BRICK FOUNDRY
Building, and large Machine shop, and
otbtr oulldhg gs thereon erected, also to-
Rethsr with the engines, beitings, boilers
ladies. cranes, shafting, iathes, furnP ces
&C, tc.
Seized ard taken in execution as the
properly Of Evan q. Stotsenburg and
Mary L., bis wife, and Us, and to be sold
by ISAAC GKUBB, Sheriff,
sherin's Office, New Castle. October 22d
1873 oct2t3ta u.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

Mr.. DEAN, Of Massachusetts, has
given notice that he will not contest the
seat of Mr.. Field in the next House.
He was elected by 25 majority to the
present Congress. It's announced, how
ever, that the Greenback candidate, de-
feated by DR.. Loring in the Seventh Mas
sachusetts District, will make contest.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
The FrancO-Ifalian Monetary
Agreement.

LONDON, Nov. Lit appears that the
convention with France whereby Italy
agrees to withdraw fractional silver real
ly postpones to 1884 what Italy had al
ready undertaken to do in 1882, and that
the withdrawn currency will be redeemed
In silver franc-pieces, not in gold.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
SHERIFF'S S4LES

g HERIFF's SALE.
- BY viriue OF a writ OF Lsvari Fac as
Sale
IN he CITY OF wilm'nglon, New castle
SATURDAY.,
TIE 10th DA Y Of NOVEMBER, ls7s.
Az TO O'Clock, "a. M. the following ia
Ecribed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel nj
land sltuats, lying and being In The on
OF Wilmington, Aforesaid, and unIed
and described as follows, TO wit: Begin
ningon he Lorthoriy side of Front sfre,si
az the distance OF sixty-si feet from the
westerly side of Washington street, a. 4 nj
a corner OF land now or formerly of perez
Burke, thence along a lice of said land
northerly and parallel TO 1Washington
street hfty-four feet 20 the middle OF an
eighteen inch stone wall beLweer this mi
other land OF The said William Feepey on
the north, thence along the m iddle of tha
said eighteen incn wall westet Iy and par
allel TO Front street MY feet 10 a
line OF land OF Patrick Kelley. now or
formerly, thence along a line thereof
souiherly and parallel with Washington
street, nfty.f ur feet TO the SAID side OF
Front street and IT, e..ce thereby easterly
hfty-eight feet TO the place OF beginning be-
the contents thereof more or less, with \
two-storied brick Office, Il anne stable and
shed thereon erected.
SELF. d and taken In exc cution as the
property Of Evan Q. Stotsenbnrg and Mary
L., his wife, and I. ~, and to be Sc i'd by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, Oct, 2sth
1878. novi-3taw. ts.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
II. r. Q.

ID. r. ..
EUREKA RED OIL, lis forth deorees
htgter fire test than the IdlO reqiiresJ, can he
burned In any LAMP where the chimnev
burner Is used is Wa1Tdated not TO erpiosiS.
under forfeiture of 800, 81 Exclusi Va
country rights for sale by p. j FITZGERo
LID. Sole Prop. d Manufr, IO3 a los NJ
Fourth st., Philad'a. Also. wholesale
dealer In head light, coal oil and burning
nuid. n. B.-A large assortment of iaje.i
styles of Chandeliers, Brackets, Bronze
Lamps. Burners, &C., constantly on hand
aug29-w
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15
NFw YORK, NOvemotr 20 I

INV lUHk' LNUEe' f,rrlny
DIR. v. w. BLANCuARD; pu'ms
past year l have prescribed your SS, Sa
preparations of Food t'ure, snu iee, 'anar u
10 say they have met my mosl Sus INNs
expectations, giving TO patients 'VIs Siss
feebled by blood poison, chroh'' on,rJ u,p
or over drug dosi4<lne neede' nun
and nerue force. o,,pp \
PROF. CLEMENCE 8. LOzlEH' un.n T.,
Dean of HON. Med. College au1 riVSf
for Women, New YORK Cily
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

Hundreds OF cases OF BRiqhi ,,oad %
EASE OF the Kidneys have oeeI hsma arf
cured. For Neuralgia anu npShvsll
Diseases II is nj most a specinc oof All
and Mental Debility from tne Se use "a any
hol, Opium and Tobacco or rnod lso a A. 1a
nRmable cause. find IN this ro'N
raj and potent remedy.
FoR THE INTELLECTUAL "o"A
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

nj Office TO WATER RENTERS
IN All persons who have sold property
during the present year must give notice
In writing 70 the Registrar at the ofiice ol
the water Department before the 3oth day
OF November, 1Ts. and insert the name OF
the purchaser and the number OF the prop
erty pu chased. Otherwise they viii be
held liable for the water rent the next
year.
Also, all persons who may wish TO dis
continue the use OF water or any portion
OF II, must give notice as above aad pay
s2 Tor drawing the ferruie.
oALTERATIONS WILL BE MADE
IN ANY BILL AFTER THE AnOVE
DATE. W. J. MORROW.
oct3i-eod novl5-e t-30 Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-15

NoTtCE.-By virtue OF an Act OF the
N General assembly pass d 1T Dover.
ers Of Delaware state bonds, that thall
attend at the Philadelphia National Bank
In the city OF Philadelphia, during the
business hou = OF that bank, on the three
ed TO redeem and pay off all the bonds
from No. 1872 TO z75, both inclusive OF the
denomination of one thousand dollars
each, ofthe issue OF the bonds Of the State
OF Delaware, under date Of Jan. |, 1855.
And from and after the said Jan LIST, 1879,
the interest on said bonds viii cease.
THoS. b. GILES, State Treas.
once OF state Treas, Dover, Nov,
nOyl- 2tawtianl.