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The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
From the N. Y. Herald.
STRANGER Than Fiction.

We publish to-day sketch of one OF
the most remarkable family litigations
on record. Two very rich Maryland
planters, brothers, died about century
ago, one Of them a bachelor, while the
other left several children, supposed to
be illegitimate. These latter inherited
their fathers estate by the terms of his
will, and on the death of their bachelor
uncle claimed his property also, as being
heirs at law Of a man dying int, 81 ate.
Their claim was disputed by cousin Of
the deceased, who himself insisted upon
being recognized AS nearest OF kin, on
the ground that the other claimants were
illegitimate. These latter proved their
Legitimacy, after long legal struggle,
by finding in Europe the priest who per
formed the marriage ceremony for their
parents They therefore obtained pos
ession Of their uncle's estate, but not
until they had reduced themselves to
poverty by series of contests that end
ed only in the highest court Of the land,
many of the leading lawyers of the ma
ton having taken prominent part in the
struggle. Similar stories have been de-
veloped in fiction, but always by the aid
of lovely maidens and hardened villains,
an unexpected aud perfectly rapturou.
denouemcnt being brought by hand
some lover. But in this case the begin
ming of the end was provided by that ir-
repressible marplot, the small boy.
The bachelor brother, instead of dy-
ing intestate, made a will in favor OF
the cousin who fought so hard the sup
posed heirs at law, and left ii with a
Washington lawyer, who wert South al
the beginning of the war, leaving with his
office boy a box of papers to be delivered
to the persons addressed in case OF thu
non-return of the attorney, and the boy
probably forgot. A short time ago the
youngster, having presumably come to
mars estate, recovered his memory, the
will, the existence Of which had beer
unknown, was sent to the cousins law
yer, and the case is again to go befor,
the Supreme Court. The story is
stranger than any fiction, as all stories
necessarily are when the small boy ha
anything to do with the facts.
The only living witness to this will IL
William Duvall, who now resides nea
the old Crawford estate, and although
II ore than fourscore of years, he still re
tains all Of the mertal faculties, and ha
been subpunaAd to attend the tiial @
the cause when the same comes up a
the next session of the Court de novo.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
CMERIFF.A kALE.

- ' r r
- by virtue of sundry writs OF Vendi
toni Exponas, to me directed, will be ex-
posed to public sale. at the hotel of
ROSE BOULDEN,
In the village of st. Georges, IN Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County, DEL, on
TUESDAY, The 2lst day OF October, A. d.
1879, at IL o'clock, a. m.
The following described real estate. viz.
A certain lot Of land situated In the vii
lage OF ~. Georges, Red Lion Hundred.
New Castle County, State of Delaware.
meets and bounds Of which are as foIlows:
Beginning at the stake on the north side
OF Second street, corner for these promiHea
and lands of David Is. Stewart the land of
the said stewart being now occupied by a
coach makers shop, thence with the line
OF the aforesaid coach shop north 81 de-
grees west perches and 40 OF perch to
stake, cornerfor these premises and David
Is. Stewart, and in the line of land formerly
ASSIGNED by the Orphans Court for New
Castle County to William +. Weaver
thence with the line of said last mention.
ed land north 5lN degrees east 2-lO perch
es 10 stake, corner for these premises a md
said land Of VIM. +. Weaver, thence partly
with the line OF said land Of William Il
Weaver, partly with the line OF land now
or late of John p. Hudson and partly with
the line OF land now OF late Of James cor.
man north - n degrees west , 10 perches
10 stake, corner for these premises and
saio land OF James German, thence With
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

OTICE.-I, Robt. Cottinghamdo here
~ by give notice that shall apply to
the Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, In and for the coun-
ty q New Castle. on Monday. the 18th day
Of November next, being the first day OF
the November Term, A. d., 1879. for,
license tb keep an inn or tavern, In the
city of Wilmington, in the Tenth Ward,
at No. 30U Maryland Avenue, being the b.
f. corner of Maryland Avenue and
Liberty street, County and state afore-
said, with the privilege to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recom-
mend the said application, to wit:
John McGovern, VIM. Harrigan,
.Joseph Lacy, James McGrath;
John McEveiia, Peter H. Miller,
James O'Donnell, VIM. Blake,
Michael j. McCloskey, VIM. Ii. Robinson.
Joseph c. Hughes, John Ash,
| Samuel Johnston, Henry Schoor,
| George Coates, James McNally,
| Walter McEvelia, James McNaspy,
| Ed. Henherer, p. Y. Matthews,
| Chas. w. Solloway, Henry Witsil,
| Thos. shannon, Ed. Mcclure,
| James p. Develin.
octl7-3t. ROBT. COTTINGHAM.
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A DMINISTRATOR . SALE
n OF
RE AL ESTAT f .

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of the State Of Delaware, in and Tor
New Castle County, made at the Septem-
ber Term, A. d., 1879, of said Court, will be
exposed to public sale on the premises,
near Garretts snuff Mills, In Christiana
Hundred. on
THURSDAY. The aOth Day Of OCTOBER,
A. D., 1879. at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. being
theproperty OF Jethr0 J. Bugless. .dece ased ,
situate In Christiana Hundred, and bound
ed as follows, to wit: All that certain
tract or parcel OF land, situate In said
Hundred, bounded on the north by the
public road from Wilmington to Kennett
Square. on the south and southwest by
land OF David Taylor and the heirs OF
Mrs. Hutchinson, and on the west by the
public road fromChadd's Ford TO Newport
with stone house and frame barn thereon
containing about 30 acres, rood and 81
perches of land. be the same more or less
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at the time and place afore-
said, by ]. POULSON CHANDLER,
Adm Illustrator.
Or by CHAs. B. LORE, ESQ.,, his Attorney.
Attest: ]. N. Housman. Clerk Orphans
Court. sep4f-eodawts.
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CHERlFF SALE.
y BY virtue OF IA writ OF Levarl Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In MiddletOwn. In ~ Georges hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 23rd day OF October,
A. D., 1879, at 8 o o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot of land djoining the
town OF Odessa aforesaid, In st. Georges
Hundred. New Castle County aforesaid,
bounded by lands of William Polk, OF the
late James Rogers, OF John M. Woods and
William Whitaker, and by a county road
containing about acres OF land being that
part OF the real estate OF James stephens,
late OF 81. Georges hundred aforesaid, de-
ceased, which was assigned to the said
Joseph A. Lord, In fee simple, by an order
of the Orphans Court OF the State OF Del
aware. In and for New Castle county.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Joseph A. Lord. deceased,
(Ann Il. Lord, Executrix of Joseph A.
| Lord, deceased and surviving mortgaKor, J
| and /. It's, and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, New Castle, October 4th
| A. D., 1879. oct eodts
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TRusrEEs SALE
-r -Ot
REAL E,TAr,,

ny vi,tue OF an o,,. II
New Ca,,i, ,e state state OF Deiawsr,aa ,ae 0rphs
Der term. A pmuh,y made nj H. ~ and
be exposed IN ~ D,,,s, ,in's, OF sald e re- sseps
In Mil creet 'olic ic sale, On n. b.our,
r,.. ,o,, , THURSDAY.
r.. real %eio,k es,s +. NJ, the folIov,nn a. D. la
Vsnd...a.e. ds.a.e. being the pr",ng prona,g describ
taiion ,o, deci.ased, 10 viii Of ~
in Min ~, piece or parcel Of ia, IA lhat pla
sG,rs. L'eek Hundred. conn,d 'and slusI
inws 'au, bounded and nh.n.y n,sny and 81
H.. ~ VIII: Beginning in 'vrioed as
i,me nlihgton and Ianr,se sne Centre
run,, W inhu OF Ephraln WnGr Pike
,u INNING thence by said nh asicGargle Al
.mo courses and di.tanc"'" ". .he lollovi4
seuenty.iwo se, degrees .ast eivp 70 Wit: Bod
ruchth ,cu uchth perches, and snn,.y-hine a
ades,ees east iifteen and Eu.h Ivy, slA,y.t1
S.u,hs S perches 10 linz of Iaai ami,y'slk hq
Wuen W,r,n formerly land Of au AIoi oi Edwa
h.,1 ia'h m Burkerl. thence son,t aham
ni, ucerees east one hunJr"li Que an,
ahu Twelve hundredths ,eu n.r'e and thr
corner Tor land Of nv.neslo asla
aen tioriberly land OF ,In.ersve Ise Shwen
.nence oy MS land south .,,ih, p, Johnso}
slees west eighteen perchnss eight [
ccrner In line OF land of H. va stOneI
formerly land OF Joscph 'Io,nn Jonn Mitch(
py sAid Mitchell's land nor,n nsob @ lheuI
anu nall degrees west for,v nsalfty-eld
noI.h thirty one anu a ora pelches. u
west nity-four perches io ",Nl s, degr@
nI ,ehu oi Ephraimi McGarv,.n cord
MS i@hu north seventy.Ll en, s 'hehee
uegres west eleven and a"u guard
Perches 10 stone, thence NOT. No-iel|
anu nail degrees west sir,a e'ghlel
thlrty-lwo hunG-edths na,a muf u
place OF beginning, oanlainin,aa i,aes 10
acres, three roods and luur,a.s iOfly-d
land, more or less. VIC" pefcha
ANA IL ls ordered by tbe cor.
purchaser or purchasers mi. is .lal
appear at the next ornhau., eoi % Y
for New Castle county p'ans in, Cot
cha & "sh 10 The purchaser a, Wy y.
= =or,, .'le premises sold 10 him Y
thaw ~, pursuant 10 This order he. Al.
,b =. WIN sui1clelit surety or surriis:
~ oe approved by the Courl, ents,,ea ,,,eas y
Ieookhi1ance 10 be taken and acsnoss, v y
81 IN sad Cou-l to the S'ate in nea lea
sum 10 De determined by The ,sld An : laa r.,
WIN condition TO pay To tile na,tias sou ~
lieu seVerally, or theirexecutnrs sdu,l 4.
tratois or asslgns, resp, CT. yeN ths'a a'u'l y
anu proportion shares of l1a ,s,t !!
chase money, with interest from v v
time as The Court may detei mine i, y y
manner and time. AS may. by ,bs ~ a., n.
tion OF The said Court b. pr.scr,iAi mi ", ,
appointed In said condition. '''0l
Attendance Will be given and ia,
made known at the time and naca w. w.
said by f''e aN
| CHARLES B. LORE
Irusls
.,,,. Or by Ills Alton
a CLERK Orphans Court
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For the DAILY GAZETTE.


ExoRBIT Mt TAXEs-E A gentleman who
owns property That cost nun 5000 and
which rents for 5000, finds himself bur
denrd with city tax upon IT OF Sl'B,
county tax of $40, to which Is to be added
water rent, SIS, and So for insurance
policy; making IN all just 500, Or .! per
cent. on the purchase money. This
leaves him just u per cent. on his pur-
chase money, and - for repairs. Now
.! per cent. ls "A higher rate than he
would have 10 paS in Philadelphia,
while his property does not rent tor so
much money ~ an average OF such pro-
prrty would In Philadelphia. This pro-
perty is ASSESSED al over SIC, 800, and IN
Phila iplphia IL would not he assessed
for over 81 600; so that s. on the Sl00-
Sl2O-would bc all the tax it would sub
lect its owner to, while here he is re-
uuired to pay 500. In addition he is
required TO pay an assessment head tax
| on $500, which j. about $50 more. Here
| Is fair test. This gentleman owning
| this property finds himself paying tar
| here of 500, while on "A similar invest
ment in Philadelphia he only pays, IN
cludiDg water rent and insurance, sl3.
all told. therefore II Ink there is th'
very strongest reason for the City Coun
ell reducing the tax rate in every posi-
BILE way, until there Is a reassesment o
| proDerty. 1t liz assessed too nigh in man
cases, and iii Others not enough. l kno,
this is the case, and cite Two properlie
sold this year at pri sale, one fu
$1,000; the other somewhat above tha
/ say 81 600. Although they did not var
much in price, The one was assessed !
50 600, and the other at 900. 1t wi
be seen that one is made to pay near
double the tax rate the other does.
CITIZEN.
Wilmington, Oct. 20, 1879.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

In 1877 it was the Electoral Commits
sion, now it is John Kelly, according to
the New York Sun, which says:
sin determining the merits of John
Kelly as leader, it is desirable for
Democrats to consider what are the
qualities which constitute good leader
snip: But for John Kelly the Demo-
cratic party might have succeeded at this
election in the State of New York and
IN all probability in the next election OF
President. All that stands in the way is
the leadership Of John Kelly. John
Kelly, therefore, stands forth pre-emi.
nent as a leader to defeat. All Demo
Gratis who Want to hug defeat as a pre-
cious boon will adhere to John Kelly"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
-
LICENSE NOTICES.
NOTICE |. Joseph Fullmer. do her


NJ OTICE.-I. Joseph Fullmer, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply 10
the Judges oftheCourt OF General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail delivery OF the State
of Delaware m and for the County OF New
Castle. on Monday the 18th day OF Novem-
bcr, being the first day OF the November
tern, 1879. for license TO keep an Inn or
tavern at No. GB Market street, in
the Fourth Ward of the city OF Whining
ton. county and State aforesaid, with the
privilege OF selling intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, TO be
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application TO wit:
VIM. Homewood, Jos. w. Hart,
James smith, Gotleib Mammele,
John stewart, Albert Wagner,
Lewis Is. Preston, W. ii. Brady,
George Egle, A. r. Messick,
Jacob DeWolfe, John Gibbons,
Peter Springer. IT. Sawdon,
julius Krauspe, James Downing, Jr.
Geo. ii. l.. Simmons Geo. Stab,
William Allen, ID. j. stanton,
Aug dst Ten Weges, Jas. N. Downing,
Henry f.. Albert, A. j. Hart,
James A. Hart, G.. Massey,
Francis Y. JAcquoit, James NJ. Bryan.
octl7-3t, JOSEPH FULLMER.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
RAILROADS.
WILM INGTON a
L BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
June 2, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Tor;
Philade elphia and Intermediate stations,
90, 8 10, 10 80 q. M, 30, +OO, ~
,46, p. m.
Philadelphia xpress) 0. 90, e.35,io o4 a m
rhila. and New YORK. z 81. 7 0O,lU.A. a IN,
III IS, " 80, 8 as, p. IN.
Baltllnore ana Intern ediate Siatisns,
'.35 a. IN. b.l8 D.. IN.
Baltimore and BAY Line, 7.0S, p. m.
Baltimore and W WashingUon, ,12ol, 2 los. IS.
a. W.; lZ.5T, l 0i, 8 is, 7.0S p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, lea We fer
New Castle, 9.15, a. m. los, 6 80 p.m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
as, q. M, 06, 6.35 p. m.
Deimar and Intermediate Stations Y.15
an., 06, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations
$40, a. m. 800. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200. q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2oi. II
q m.
For futher Information passengers ars
referred 10 the time tables posted at The
depot. H. +. KENNEY,
81. az
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Indian Outrage in New Mexico.

GALVESTON, October lS.-Dispatchcs
from New Mexico give accounts OF In
dian murders III that Territory during
the past two months. Seven soldiers
were killed at Ojo Caliente September
5; dozen men were massacred, Their
bodies mutilated, and women outraged
and seventeen children Drained, between
McEver's rancho and Hillsboro, Septem-
ber II, and ele|en soldiers killed neal
Mason's, October II.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

THE WAR AGAINST THE UTEs has
been ordered to be discontinued by Cen
eral Sherman. The reasons assigned
are the distance of the troops from any
base Of supplies and the danger Of be-
ing suddenly showed up in the noun
tains, the only rout. which the troops
1t White River Agency could follow be-
ing across the main range OF the Rocky
Mountains and very bad at best. Mean
while public sentiment in Colorado, ex-
pressed by the Governor and other
prominent citizens, is that the Indians
must he exterminated, by the State un-
less tho nation looks after them. Per
haps the State can do, through her hardy
borderers, some work which would be
more difficult to an organized military
force. There is said, however, to be little
likelihood of any important aggressive
movement toking place until spring.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
uoNDAY, OCTOBER 20 1879.

TIE Republicans seem to forget en-,
tirely the fact that the Democrats eiec'eu
Tilden without Ohio, and had only
lacked one vote, without counting Fiorl-
d. South Carolina and Louisiana, all
of which we're stolen from him. They
will not be likely to be cast against the
Democratic candidate next time. Hence
1t is the Republicans who will have to
gain over their vote in 1876; and not
the Democrats, The latter have lost no
States yet that they carried in 1876.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
A DMINIsTRATRIX'S SALE
Els tate J

BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court or the State or Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made at september
Term, A. D., 1879, will be OK posed TO Public
sale ON the premises, near Talleyviile,
Brsndywine Hundred. on
SATURDAY, The LIST Day Of November
A. D.. 1879, at O'Clock. p. m.
The following described real estate being
the property Of George Dougherty deceas-
ed, bounded and described as follows to
wit: All that certain farm or tract OF land
situate In Brandy wine Hundred, County
and State aforesaid, bounded by lands
now or late OF Daniel Campbell, Patrick
McDermott, Clark Webster, Kachel Hand,
Penrose Talley, Jas. Hand, John Fighter,
and others, and containing about y3 acres
OF land, more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at the time and place siore-
said, by MARY DOUoHEKrY,
Adminiatratrtx,
Or by Chas. b. Lore, Esq, her Attorney.
Attest, j. M. HousmAn, Clerk Orphans
Court. oct2- d&weod.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Gold and ,SiIcer from EnrOpe

The total arrivals of coin ard bullion
from foreign ports at the port of New
York fram January to October 10, 1879
were S4g, ,526 ,495 of which 81 $50 900 were
in American gold coin, So, 262.234 in
foreign gold coin and bullion, 81 .365,.
859, in American silver coin and S2038,-
402 In foreign silver coin and bullion.
The stemship Oder, which arrived from
Bremen yesterday, brought S475,00 ih
gold coin.-Sunddy Herald.
1t is rumored that the Feuon, will re-
sumo her trips between this city and PHI
adelphia.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

THERE were no "troops at the poll"
In Ohio, but somehow there were a
great many Republican voters around.
Why does not the Gdzette make 'troops |
at the,polls" the subject of a long leader |
In connection with the Ohio election?-
Republican.
Why how stupid our neighbor is not
to perceive that this very election proves
the uselessness of going to the expense
Of "troops at the polls.' But regiment
or two distributed judiciously through
the State might have deferred the attend
ance of ten or twenty thousand Repub-
licans and encouraged the attendance of
theless and then the State would have
went another way. We certainly don't
want Democratic victories won by
"troops at the polls" We could not
raise our Blue Hens Chicken to crow
over elections thus won. Nor do we
want to see the attendance of U. S.
Marshals either. You can note that.
We want to beat the Republican party
but not with the aid of "troops at the
polls,"or U. S. Marshals and supervisors
We want the best and cheapest govern
ment, and believe the Democratic party
is the only party to give the people that,
and hence we support not that we
feel any animosity to those who vote the
Republ lean ticket. They have as mucl
right to their opinions as we have t.
ours. There is room for us all to enjo,
our opinions. If we did not believe the
triumph of the Democrats in electIng c
President in 1880 would prove a grea
national blessing to the whole peopl
the GAZETTE would not be found advo
eating the policy to bring such resul
about so firmly and constantly. w
have become use to defeats, however
and shall, therefore, not be withou
hope Of safety should we be disappoin
ed in our desires again. Things coul
hardly become worse or more terrib
than they were under Grant.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

WE could hardly believe it if it were
not forced upon our observation that a
Democrat could be found who could look
with pleasure upon the loss OF Judge
Thurman from the strength of that party
In the U. 3. Senate. Certainly that
body has no abler member. His loss
will be more severely felt, however, by
the people at large. 1t has only been a
few weeks since such independent papers
as the Ledger and Herald, lauded him
for his great service in securing the pas
sage through the Senate of law re-
quiring the Pacific Railroad Companies
TO refund to the United States $3O,OOO,-
600 and interest. Now they are as
pleeful over his defeat as the most Radi-
cal papers. The loss of Mr.. Thurman
however, will not give the Radicals con
troll of the Senate in 1881, as they pre-
tend to figure up. The Democrats gail
one in Mississippi to replace the loss o
Mr.. Thurman's vote and there is III
probability that they will be defeated il
Indiana. II Mr.. Mcdonald is not re
turned some other good Democrat viii
be and granting that there will be Re
publicans in the place of Randolph
Herman, Eaton and Wallace, the Demo
Gratis would still have one majority, no
counting Judge Davis, who has affiliate
with them, and whose vote would max
the majority two.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
PUBLIC SALES.
1 DMlNlsTRAToR's SALE

A DMlNlSTRATOR'B SALE
IA OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY!
VIII be exposed for sale, on the Earm OF
the late Ephraim Wilson, In Mil Greek
Hundred, on
SEVENTH DAY,
LIST OF lith MONTH. NOVEMBER,
at2 o'clock, p. M, sharp,
the following personal property. Ono
horse. York wagon, carriage har- "A
ness and tongue, good basket LIN
sleigh sleigh ana n. bells ! E goo, ar, robe ana az
hay wagon, beam, cross cut saw, rope.
tackle. &C., &c.
-Four leather beds, s first quality; mat
tress. bedsteads, bureaus, looking glasses,
lot OF good blankets, cOmfDrtables and
quilts, sheets and table cloths, about 20
yards OF excellent rag carpet and 25 yards
part worn, stair carpet and rods, scttee
windsor and rocking chairs, pair OF end
dining tables. tubs and clothes wringer,
stone, china dinner and tee scats com
piete; jars and fruit cans, parlor stoves,
drum. Conditions on day OF sale.
MARY WILSON, Administrative.
THOMAS BRAcKtN. Auct. oci8-ltwa2tw.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
P0Dular Feciing IN COtOTadO.

WAsHiNGToN. October 10.-Inspector
w. j. Pollock telegrapiH to the Secre-
tary of Indian Affairs from Denver, Col,
as follows: "The Governor and leading
citizens here unanimously affirm that
the Indians must be removed from the
State, or exterminated by State if not by
Federal force. Confidence, they say, can
never be restored, and it is only ques-
ton whether the result shall be attained
at once or by slow and tedious warfare"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
,Sgueesing Comfort out Of ohio
Frnm 1he narrlsburg Patrlot, Dem.

From tbe IIArfiSDUfB TnITIOI, DtII.
Ohio means the VIVID taken oat OF the
Grant boom, a terrible lussle between
Sherman and Blaine in the Republican
National Convention, the eventual nom
ination of Sherman by the voters of the
Southern otliceholders and his def sat be-
fore the people by the detection Of C"nk'
ling and the stalwarts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
- Change OF hours. On and after Feb.
Ath, 1879, Trains will run AZ follows:
Leave Wilmington, 10 u. m, Il. 80 a. m.
and 30 p, m.
Arrive Avondaie, s.58 a. M, 70. 80 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, o so a IN, 65 p IN.
Returning. leave Pomeroy 1910 a. m.
and 4 80 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, l. "A noon,
and 10 p. In.
Arriving. Wilmington, O9 a. m, 2i6p.
L., and 0O p. m. ID. CONNELL,
bfemU Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
NOTICEs.

I OST CERTIFICATE-Not Ia here
IL by given that application has been
made to the Farmers Bank, mt New Cas-
tie. Del, for the issue OF duplicate Ger
tificate, No. 1858, dated June LIST, 1883, for IL
shares stock In the said bank.
JOSHUA K TWEEDY.
New Castle, DEL. Oct. ls, 1879 ocll4-}ot'