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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-09
CHOOSING TAX COLLECTORS.

A new feature in the next election
in Claiborne parish will be the selec-
ton of a candidate for appoint
msnt by the Governor as tax collector.
Five candidates are announced, each
one as ga candidate before the people
for their endorsement OF his applica-
tion to be appointed tax collector OF
Claiborne parish" It is not stated
whether the Governor has suggested
this as a suitable plan for deciding the
rival claims of applicants, or whether
he will appoint the candidate receiv-
ing the highest vote but, we presume
from the interest taken in the matter,
that the people of Claiborne are acting
upon his recommendation in the prem
Uses.
The plan may work successfully and
give general satisfaction, but we doubt
1t. 1t would be very easy for an un-
scrupulous candidate, in in indiscrim-
mate race, to put himself at tho head
of tho illiterate, secure their votes, and
come out winner Mt the polls.
Even in Claiborne where the intelli-
gent class Of voters is numerically the
stronger, there is, Notwithstanding,
a considerable number of voters hope
lessly ignorant in matters such as this,
but who combined would, BIO able
under the proposed plan, to name the tax
collector, and he, probably, a man not
dreamed of five days before tho cleo
tion. Would Gov. Nichols appoint
this man? True, the same objection
may be urged against any and all cleo
tions, and it might be said that the
Executive would be only issuing the
commission lie is required by law to
issue to elective officers. The answer
to these objections is, WHY not make
tho tax collector an elective officer,
then, and lot party machinery control
the selection of candidates, and thus
prevent discussions and the result We
have supposed in indiscfiminatc races
tho appointment of a bad man :?
This would not do, it will be replied,
for that would place tho collection of
one-third the taxes of the State in the
hands of irresponsible white men or
ignorant blacks. To this we assent,
and that is precisely why, in addition
to what we have already said in fear of
possible dissatisfaction, we are not
ready to subscribe to tho Claiborne
plan for selecting tax collectors.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-09
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
Succession of Hcnrictta Sessions, decd.
Whereas, John NJ. Howard has filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the 18th Judicial
District Court, in and for said Parish of
Ouachita, his application to be appointed
administrator of said succession.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days from the date here
of, the said application will be granite
according to law.
AUSTIN GREEN. Clerk.
Monroe, La, August 2, 1878,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-09

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court.
L. Dawson McLain ct al, executor OF J. p.
CrOsley, deceased,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-09
For Sheriff.

FOf SheflMe
We arc authorized to announce DIR.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON q candidate for
Sheriff OF Ouachita Parish, subject to the
action of tho Democratic Parish Convention.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-09

strong, pointed and to the purpose-not
such stuff as the friends of a new Consti-
tuition have been expected to swallow.
1t only romans for the Democrats of
the several parishes to nominate for
the legislature mon who will follow
the plain language OF this resolution.
And lot them be men who cannot be
moved from their purpose-good, true,
and tried.
On the proposed Amendments, the
Convention was silent. No matter.
They are not worthy of notice. The
Convention Is equally silent regarding
the legislature, as much as to saw to
the members, "Every man hoe his own
row."
The synopsis of the entire platform
telegraphed to the Associated Press
reads as follows:
The platform recommends a leyee
system calls for aid to the Pacific
Railroad and Brazilian steamship line /;
endorses the Nichols government !;
endorses the State funding laws APP
proves of the fraud Investigation by
the Federal House. The resolutions
favor the next Legislature calling a
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

For Congress.
Gen. J. FLOYD KING, of Concordia. is a
candidate for tho Democratic nomination
for Congress before tho Monroe Convention
OF the 10Th of August.
Wc arc authorized to announce Hon.
L. +. KIDD, Of Jackson, a candidate for
Congress from the Fifth Congressional
District, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic-Conservative Congressional Conven-
ton.
Hon. w. j. q. BAKER is our choice for
Representative in the XLVth Congress
and to fill the unexpired term occasioned
by tho death OF Judge Leonard in the
XLIVth Congress.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
A BECTAL GZEGAs.

EaAs NAE sEcArsE EE c0SLD SoT GIVE
sJK LIGHT roe EIS cISAE.
4 asspsteh from Trsrton, d. J., Cet. z,
ssys: Last SATURDAY. Digbt, 10 Hans saloon,
Chsabersburg, suburb Of rhis eity, sght
oSeuned betweep tso Germans named
Yrsneis Kgip, maSoD, and Gsbriel Kuhn
. laboyer, which resulted in the death of
KJp this sfttTnooD. II sssms that Kglp,
Wills sitting near tbs door Of the saloon
with 40 usliebtsd cigar 10 bis hand, was
approached BY KubD, who had Just come
fr light. Knlp san be had not light
and told Kuhn 70 10 up 10 the bar and pet
oee Kuhn then called Kulp vile names
when the latter arose. As soon a. K1lp
was on his fest Kubn kicked him in the
lower portion Of his sDiomsn, causing pain.
fuI injuries. The unfortunate msE wa,
taken 10 bis home and medical aid wsi
summoned. BE fingered In great agopj
until death relieved him this afternoon.
Kuhn IL under arrest and will be ben "
await the result Of the inquest, The de-
ceased has family residing 10 plaiDfeld,
n. d. Kup wss considered sober and is
dust10us during his three ye&rs' residence
ia Chsmbsysburg. BE was about ffty
years old. Kuhn was few years nis senior
At the time Of the STRAY tbs deceased wa.
sober, but bis ssssiIsnt was intoxicated.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
THE scHOOL DgTURYgRs.

The boys WHO hare bsen disturbing No
7 schod we're given bearing befOre The
Mayor Last evening. Only hrss boys
were present and Of ihsss there was ore
sgsins. whom notbjng epuId be proven q
seo1o1 bed sssis.ed 10 the l2st dis.urb4Dcs
bat il was bis offence While The third oos
RaIoed, Dzyis was proven " be very bad
by and ons who bad frsq1sogy been
guilty of Tery 0opssAsant and ipdsesDt az
nons around The scbroI. He va, fned the
cl@.S u the case aud the Mayor 10 impe-
lp2 The penalty strongiy condemned inch
acaions On par 0 the hgYs aud made known
biz intention Of puttisg heavy fpe upoD
each and every one heresfsr convicted d
such doingz.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
EXEE LED THZ8E or TEE YE.
NzMeTLA.

sessie. seys 10 prevalent In Esa1 county
TIE sasssr pu.y'Ssssubaeke. Er. gziS.
ing IN ssssnHs1>
Chesesowr has 0 eo1orea orE.0 VIM
makes stamp s2escbes.
Ksze epEnsg. Nd, koas:3 Of o swses %
tsso two ts% eleven inches long.
Gssrge bDosh, Of Csca eopRty, has
wheat weighing ~ poDnas 70 the DashsL
ortss number ef persons fem Ksni
county, Maryland, we're erbsHtov st the
Asd1aetown Fer.
IL sde counties u TsLS,s so5 ASDe Aras-
ds bog eholera 1 dealing destruction
among the sw1Ds,
The grape crop Of Gspse ". G. Hlebo1-
son. Of 6eaford, wss oFer 50!DD0 pounds,
and VAS sold readily for god Price.
Thrse sksIssons, tso Of tssm icing Of
infants, have been tous6 In Crumysovr.
41sen 1np's e0Qnty recently. There is no
etue by which i6ent1Se4taoz ear BE- arrived
at. An inquest has bern he'd
James Ford, who was arrested IN this
city week ago BY Constsbls Dillon On sas>
picsos Of horse stealing 10 pew ipesycerstsd
10 the ChsstertOwp jti TO sxsit his trasl
which viii take place. next month.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
rrsrEaaous DasAfPEaEEEM-

EEA0porEE&EzG ED1KNE % a WIKI
EnowK ATD PuPrlaE y0rEE ExN or
pTrrsBCEs, PA---erRDxs EuHR1apE ~
MpkyEE-TEEDxzEs GF TEE DErEr-
T1vE-
P1cTnrrEss Pa, Dc1-s-
a .esT DsGersDns case of snd6ez snc ~
seepnrsehle dissppesrsnes fsascnms 10 hgns
IN tas chg sO-dss. Alexander CAlassn .
young gsuraemsn vino eGne hGzs frnn
whssling, Wsx TfginiA. ssoss sesE5Asr,
and who beiozgs 10 ONE Of Eze Nsafthiss
snd n0H pspmiBen 1anilis fE Shs cs5s
hes MT been ssen or beard of since 1as
nightpf Sunday, ssYt. q, ET c'clSck- Hs
was head booEkseper In . large grDeery
honst saa vas gsnsrsls rary 1nle. eIs
ssesds n his il&sfss. On Sunday sFeung
he Vas out walking with . frlenf wnsI
Fhss met young lsfv whom rls tisn1
Joine6, and ysypssed 20 sesomp.rg 70 nes
ssei6enez. Eai1se1 saez s&ds tisn gsoc
uight, ssving Inst he Frrn nsst nis fSlsn1
q pLs " Sne h0seiE IL LORs lEses- nnex
.hea uUsni1g hse besr heard G nin-
THEORIES EEsEEDsEs E1s gAsEE
There ore tSp sheorfz regarding aiif fsse.
fhs noss psosaple one ID shst 6 me nssse1
tiSes wing are working mp tns CASE 1R
seems snx& weG-kDovx spo~-ing msn VINO,
lipe< near Allegheny, hse mistress shO'
had bscvme 4fsspzssf with him The
jeslozsy ~ NE prgssesw 81 thk Ekn wks
aroused aud be semvveS her 10 p1Fssel
spersmens IL some nnknOwr nonse. bns,
Sent wf,rS 70 Caldwell "a 90 her wbsrsI
e5ou.s aud be eousiEns6 70 visis her wnepl
DC IeA Ea G1en6 or Sppdsr night he soi1l
nin be fu.endsd 20 visi. lids g1r1, but would
ng sen where enc vak. L 10 thought Snstl
chs ga,Ps f-st fpvsr exns iuso hsr rponl
wnie Ceidwel wss .hers Epf IL hh tnryI
murdered Kim and dispOssd of she sody snl
some wss. She gs3 hzs bseI Srseaf %
Whselinz snd WI BE- Erssssd .c-niGrt
Fer hover has NOT tser found, snd sns rDon
xhers she aixe& esznG be diseozsred
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
NOVEL PLEA FOR A MURDERER

A Isttsr from WsldeD, N. G., 70 the Ra-
leigh News ssys: To 9 murder trial here
yesterday the defence was insanity. The
evidence was Of occasional fts Of insanity,
with lucid intervals, but thsre'was no eyl.
dsnce Of insanity at the time OF the killing.
One OF his counsel offered 10, show that the
killing was al the change OF the moon. The
court interrupted by saying that 1t would
not 10 that for back In the history Of the
world 40 TO the idea that the moon affected
lunstics that IL would as coon follow proof
OF witchcrsft. The jury, however, held for
the moon against the Judge, and acquitted
tho prisoner.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
TELEcRAMS.
a sEDUcEE sHoT.

A asspsseh iron Riehnoscs Va O@s 2,
ssss>
Tits noruing Eary Coismaa rsaiding
% shs Eins Nfs rosd, midssy bsewssr
Esehnon6 sz6 the sssEse fsh 81 Seven
PirsG, ox yex Ozks, wss shot sn1 Instantly
klIise oy Klesm whtse. The Toe yonnx
nen wefs sespsessple eolors6 fsrnsrzs 0
Eenrsco egnpss, and had lOng Sess % ssrms
of Ssss1d3ffp. Essausss, hoseser, Il yAs
Aas1oxsssd Ehst Arena Wine, sister of
Klebn. sn6 sgs6 fonreen, had become .he
ysessm of Cosemsris wisss. - II wss feared
shx wfsnir 0 fs~ nsonrhs A-sna's nisaOr-
Times wonif Dec0ns public tie Whites in
ssssss pyos Golemsn marrying bst> Es st
GrEt led slsn 10 feisese he would DO %, pus
8 fsw 6sys ego, In sesyonss 70 ste tmyorsE>
mixes o zoe xarRs mother 10 sppDsT D
wedding dsy he GseA&rsd slsEt be wpEG nos
m&sry Azezls es siL Ee wss rtser sllstzs-
eAsf wfE1 ps0secuEsor .wfereRyDn he anzriiy
zsesAes6 thst he would Eo - tks Ssutrr1
diary sn& ssey rssess for yesrs befoss ne
would marry me xlrl> Tna me norney 10
1opk down his gnn aDd weE 70 Coisrar's
hopss. Es asked Coleman n WHIST lie nse
seen tod waa teue. Coleman sdmisssd
tkst II was. wbereupon hDg words gAsss1l
&nf K1ebnr &re6, me WHO'S load u 30. q
shos t3king snse II CoisnEsp'e cse&ss sndi
bowels. Re cried oEs, 80 Lord, nsssI
nssey On Lord J" fe1l sn6 expires.
Elebnx wert oG sac snsreEaercd EazsefI
ammsdiaseag, Fire aaiuutss after sie afbos
anT 0 eoxnsr csz&sspis srsyst On tneI
gssmzl VITA o wAsrsnE charging ffs Do
ceased wfE& se1zeing shs gtS. u had beeI
iss1e6 st ne suxgsssos " sae Common
Ssslrk1s GsEwueg- KaeDna eonfsssa fE1ys
bue sxpsssses No rsIra.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
LTCEEsE APPLICATIONS.


MOI lBc-I. D&siel se-,sy, % hsreby
~ give notice that shaIi sDp'y 10 tie
yEssss Of tos Coua NJ General Bessaoas Of
the Peace szs6 Jsi Delivery 81 The Etste of
Delaware. IN and Tor the esyun,y N yew
Cak1ls. On N<1e-lzy. The lsto cay u Soyena-
Der, bSSog tizs lst "a? II tee sove hkeg
term a. II, &Ts, f9f . license 10 keeg an
Inn o. jSYsrn at the Practical Farmer
seh?S4 D.htslet 70 4 u ssatdywips Bnn-
ere1, C2onty Snc Site sSore4aAd, with
toe privilege 20 III 3ntozieztj x IsQroYE Ia
leeE quantities than one quar- 70 be drank
0D tbs pssmlses, and the following respect.
able citizens fseonpaeLd the kzl1 Applica,.
ton " wit
JQas AcCjaidiser, WE. l;aSsy.
Vim. r. Lodge BeDt Brown,
]. y. Wilson, J0hn Glover
Cha&, Graf, PeaYge L. CleAves,
Andrew Johnson, JOoz Halter.
John COZzRns, ESwaYd TYayss
Herman Just Y. II. Darcy
Jacob NorTett, Richard Edwards.
James Grubb,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
III MAIL asD TELEGRAPH.

Y1aee1 Or tsaEg eoaagss ~ DEkoa hass
bess txsysssd by 0 prssr1e hrs.
Thsengagezasat 10 snnouDeed Of counsess
Btsnssek, oa1y asaghses Of the Primes, and
Coaze Esntzsu, 2 the ancient scllssvig,
EolsseAr family Of rf4ss nane.
Ths session of TIE Chsn5srs Of Dennsrk
10 exycsss 70 bs VERY ssormy. The ms5or.
NJ decaA1s Eaxt they Intend 70 defs&s 81 ths
nessUrss u me gorerraneGss SnelHosng shs
balxcs,
Freshest Hayes hes issasd proclsrs-
tasn On aeeonnG 1 serious distufD4bess ar
Line0is eoussy, Sew NszIee, warning al
tarbsdsrt bersons 70 daspsrse peAessoly and
EeepeeS tie law.
The dssDsses from esnls ssys tie
Alghsns sstAcksd soas friendly Kbyrsers.
The Enxfsa forces sss Mastering " as0st
them, Tas Aagh2ns are everywhere desel-
OpdDg urexpeesed ssssngth.
In Morsseal, oD Monday, ths Grand Jury
psesenses true ills sgsaoss DsyN Grant,
Ktsdegzek Hamilton, Ingram L1ourn and
other DTAnKemen, charged with unl&wfully
assembling On rhs E@sh Of July.
Alexander Csrsthsodorf, the Tufkiss
AnbsssaAor, has left Vienna, bic nsgons-
tsons for bbe settlement Of TIE terms sDd the
other geliminarles Tor ths Arstsl&E oc~
eupsssoE Of Boenis having eonplstely and
fEslly fstled
Couroey, DE oassEasE, who s now at
home fD AHburn, emphstaeally aeniss that
he ssA, ~ repDrted, "HaDIsn h tie best
scuilsr nnder he sun and sm sseend 70
LdmH He declares, % The eontSsry, his
;rpiia that he "eaE beat HsDlsn over asy
fair, sus0gSh epgrte"
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
EHERTFFE kAIFs
EERTFFis sAIK

Y
Byswrn orvsndfriuEa Exponss :,
6irscsed. wfn be exposed 10 Pnblle ssIs ne y
Ehs Lafsysfte Hutal. no 81 RhfpleT -. -
kepf by John J. DDngherfy, In fhe cstT
W4ia1 Enxfou- New Gnxbas County. Dsl
KnDgKEDAT. ths 2xrd day q f.r.S,s-.so.n W
ls7S n . O'Clock D. n.,
5dne fofiow1ng d3scrI Ds d Ftal sststx III,
An that eertszn lot Cd land win = H.,
STORY brlck Dwelling h9nss fbsrsn,
EatnAte In Ihe city Of WilUinr7o.'
bounded and described hs follow6. h -.
Beginning nj khs sasier1y Eide u1 Tl.ns1
strest between DelawKre sTeup. 80
Eleventh street, ~ the distance sf "a a..
o iDeheE from the soUrneY1y Eis -
Eleventh street. and nj tine eertre m -
party wall beaEeen ta1is and the satnpi-s
hunse On tbs n0rsh, ,IhaDceeAsierlyt tfruprSs
the centre Of skiu wall. and parable -
Il eysnfh sirs<f % fset 4 inches 10 n ~, ~
ber, thence s0utner1y pzrklleI to Tatnsl,
sssbes 10 fs5t inches 10 o corxer. fbsr !.
westerly JszraIlel 70 tbs FIRST menti-r -
line and Eleventh stneeF along q lfns ~
hand Of 1. p. Bnck On the koutn U j.s.
fnches 70 ths k1ureanad ezEterly s16s -
TRanal street &ud fhenos therepy norrbs-Sv
N 1esfS inches 10 the piaes Of beginninss
bs contents fherHof what fhey NAV.
Seized and taken In execution ,s In.
property Of Pxtr1ck z Flynn and CFesI1s
his vile, and L t-'a, and 10 be 30 d by
IsAAE GRUBB, Ebsrfr
Bherirs Once. ksv Castle, October 4
lg7E =
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
KBG5IsTEEg NOTICE.
DEsHrEs,s oEDEE-
EEGErEEss OETTE,

SOB NEw gAEzx CoEFTrs bsz5E y, 7s7k
Upon fhs syysiex-tur 81 Rer. Hzfr1nk
ksseys A6msrfeE-xsrr % EEsY. H EeCLi-
i0nEL- l&1e ~ Wilmington Hzndre6, In
szad 6uruEy. 6erzBe6, Il Ia 0s[iers6 &nE d.
rsets6 ~ tae Heyistes ttsss rns Adn1EtB-
EeztEE aforesaid. gfTS nUEfcs d ErERt31g Df
Lss1ers 0 aEEtI lEtrEsaoE upon tns ESz&te
M 1he DECREASED with As DIRE 81 Erxr1ng
therssG Dy eGnEtng adTersl5emeuik 20 d
puslso wxfntl forty Gays 4r6m tins dE1s Of
snel Letters. N Eix 0f LAs nusf prDl1e
pisoss Gsss CDnusy ofKeN CASTE, Esqpir-
lng al Dsrsnns hsT1ng demands against
tie sx&ss, 70 Isssenf 1as same Or aDdas BY
sn A CT q Assem- y tn suen Case usads &Ed
pRgv1ese- Ana etsS exuss 1ns sklns 10 te
inserted wiIsln the sszns pes5od n the
EpkErES EKkALD. nsvspGpEr pnDae1sd
IN tnnse wsekE 70 d. -
~ Given prae1 tze hs1d end Seal
f0Mes0 the kszdslerz fueeexa1
l.G - New Gzss1s, In New OAs2s
Co1utys &forssaad, fae aEy &nd
ys&x znsFs gr1t1en-
&C. EIGGs, Eeg1Eser.
ko1TcE-Al pereo1s having ct2tms
against The Estate q the deceased nnst
presaEt the ssxns duly &ttezasd 70 the Ad-
En1D4gttatSr On o. before 6sgteMbE d, 7sf,
Or solas the Act q Assembly IN snnn
ease naase zne prov4Sea.
PATRICK EnEY,
Address. wnztnstoL. Del ssp2
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
WOMAEs HOME MISSION.

The Womaps Baptist Home Mission
gave an eDfey'sinment 10 the Second Bsp-
list church h ysniDg that was an enjoy
able affair. There was interesting pro-
gramms which consisted Of musical
and literary selections and speaking.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
YEofMxIA

|CEA1EDRELxb<SA1A q 4ase
sszass Prnvos<s VIII 10 rssesged e xis
uzlies n <hs nrroE cn0n[lnn0nexs zuzN .
pi1i0ck y n .Dcs0fmE zo<E xEak M Giw11x
3 gstzGh nr IL nnrxh - 0 fnxhEEinzM $40
une befWsen AlxlazaE ElME-an6 Ezzs WEE
fsenk ~ xEH Dalswmss ESxE- @
fns fsEcx VIII ts as1ns 1s& 3sst A0AG u
|zesS villa. Gn1 fsst aIseD, ane w1z1 naMtztn
azsuus 80 cxalG sAsan n Bnd
4 LIZ m18 lNEen fru0 1ne 21E6E VIII -
pia0ed Gnd pzoDnrsy DanEsG IN Ene p<nse1i
iMzk ~ Gtz9ssd nv 1h3 B1npes Du81is-
Muuar. A bond n .es gEn sf Gl&. DnE
ace1Upauy sna4 ai1-
Tic snssssafRl uindex wI1 he raqxts1G 10
gre BOND with seen-fzy In Ehs aum uf
80 q. LIZ Einne 90 hlEnlnT zhs cuzzxzc1
TnE DrmHf<sek res&rSe Inc ngkl 10 70
Sc. sry W MI nias-
r. Il EDAGK.AKD,
Bsrset CuuUimiuner.
JAEM EcS1GkGxKx, Lh2ArM&z 0pazaRg
EtreespeoUmFse.
Blzrks VIII be fr-r1ened ss 1hs nnzes 1
<hs e.zsE EsMUsszioner.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09

EUTICE-I, James n. Downing, do here.
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions of
the Peaes and Jail delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, in.aDd for the county OF New
Castle, On Monday, the 18th dag Of Hoyem-
Der, being the lsi dsy Of the November
term A. ID. 1875, for q license TO keep an
Inn OF Jayei n, at No. 30 Market street
being the N. r. Corner o Third aud Mar.
yet streets. In tie Second ward Of the city
Of WiIm' ngtop. county and tate Aforesaid
with the privilege 10 sell intoxicati ng
liquors In less quantities than one auart
70 be.drank on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the saId application 10 wit:
Jas. G. Sweatmon, J.D Kurtz
Thomas y Eaton, ]. A. Hart.
Michael Cottinghsm, Martin Farrell.
Jacob Wenks: Thomas X. King.
James Is. Heal, John r. COVE.
Jos. W. Hart. John Calhoun. r
Bernard Bonner, John T. Barnes.
VIZ. Kar: ~ David McCoIlum,
J ID saueriapder,, George Stab,
Peter Springer, 'ho Conrad NAM.
George Abele, Thomas Fox.
James Mills. V. Woodcox.
octS'St JAMES N EOwNIr @:
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
EOTICES.
NOTICE!

wEEEEAs, gEEEARD J. MeyEY, q
esnosdSte Tor Inspector, 10 tbs sth Election
Das;r1es, IN the City of WilringtO1, Del.
forth that he received the highest nunbsi
Of votes for Inspector. On tie day afore-
said, and contests 1hs election of J HOB
ACE RUD0LPH, In said Election District
Arddayit having been made to the same,
the City Council, Sept. 5stn. A. D., 1873 at
kn s1r ksst stated Deef&1g, zad on TsE0sAou
Of M. TABOR, winch WA alO1ted .sfhs Sfh
DAY a q "oDs- A. d., 81 af5I%0essek Ia
toe eyeSl ag, pSs nxed ter 3 Z saF1ne. Z tine
cory having been served onJ H0kseeSku.
colph, salA nasEting 70 be- hsad at the City
EAsL Octposr en- ~ ~ O'Clock IA thz
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Attest E.B. FEAZER,
.. Clefk Of Council
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
vhKkIFF5S nALE.

G HkkIFFsS nALE.
" vf,tne Of q writ Of Ais, ysndirop,,
Kxpon&s 70 ms directed VIII Dc exposed
20 Pubhe Bale, 81 tne Latkystte Ho5ei NJ.
81 Ehpley street, Kept by John J. Doprh.
ery IN the City Of Wilmington, Nsv q.
tie County, Del., on
WEDNESDAY, the etn day Of Octobsr. lg7f
at 2 O'CLOCK. p. m.
The 1ol owing Described real estate viz
All InRi certain loi, piece or pRrcel lsnd
sitnz1e in the city of Wilmington, bounded
ald described a. follows, To wit: BeglDning
al point on the soUthsriy SD. Gf WsIp1i
stresi between Jackson 81 and the Od
Kings En&d 81 ibe distance Of 4 feet trom
The easVsriy side OF jackson st, a corner al
2. Ksi1syfs land. thence by his line soutb.
eriy psrallEl 10 jackson ST. iefL- 10 tbs
norfher1y side ogA five II. vic alley IheDes
along s&Ad alley side eagfefly baraIlsl IN
WsERRseT ST. 22 fl 10 corner, thence nerth
srly parallel 10 Jackson 81. no # TO tbe
aforesaid SIDE OF Wawkss-t si-, and thenee
Herewith westerly 81 n 10 The place Of be-
ginning. be the contents thereof nat thsy
may.
No.2-Csnmsncing on the westerly .ids
Of Head ST. 81 The distance oi ~ l. frou
tns Doriheriy side Of a. St, thence north.
srly by Head St II . In. to s. sks Thence
Westerly parallel with A. ST. lt'z 4. { in,
10 Q stas e. then "a ssnlhelly pSraiIel with
Hsald ST. f. 9 In. to . sake IDsaes esst-
erly parallel with "A" Si A02 II 6 n 10 he
fwesfer1y side Of 9.a I'd 81. and .. ace Of BE-
inning, contair az ~ ieet 4 inches OF land
iEe the san more ~ less.
Seized and taken in exeeatson ss The
property Of William H Quinn, and 10 Be-
sold by
EheTins OMos- New Castle s-pL % lEa
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
SHERIFF'o SALE,

AnEHir . BALE,
By virtue OF writ OF venditioni ExponISss
to me directed, will Le exposed 10 fuunvt furt
Sale, at the Hotel Jacob H> att at Newpo.rs
Christiaua Hundred. New Castle coup'
THURSDAY, the 10Th dav OF Cctooef'
1878, At2 e,eieek, nj, ,u,
The following described resi- estate Via w,
All that certain LOT or piece of land si'usaSS
in Mil Creek hundred. In the County anu
State aforesaid, bou nded Ut d descrlotu ,Ss Ss
follows, to wit: Beginning at stone IN tns tns
middle OF the pubic road lead g rom o1iIs tuo
Gap and Newport Turnpike 10 tsI ME-, nns
a corner OF David Graves land, tnsr' sr
along the Diddie of said public road w N
recent survey south q 81 degrees Nes,bjs
perches, thence by q new Inc divldlng.aS .Sap
from other land OF Margaret Fergu'SSv Nv
north Si.2 deg. vest 10 Perches, III ance ance,oid
another new line dividing as al fei tos
north IS 2 deg west IL d TO- percnts nd
line OF David Graves laid aforesaa, onas
tnerce thereby sDoth | de-. YVES ~ peicon con-
and 3 links to the place of beginning, ~ W. of
tanning one hundred and six percheo 9@
land, more less. Book 8, Vol 10; rage on,, mt
Dc With q frame house and otner o''
buildings thereon. tina
Seized and taken in execution 81 - bs
property Of John 81. 8 Ferguson. anu
sold by ,s
ISAAC GRUBB, shsIih17 a
SherifFs ONCE New Castle, Sept. "