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The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

OrICE,-J. Ii. Primrose has tasen the
IN management OF the Old and reliable
sewing macnine company-the Wheeler a
Wilson. This machine has been lately
improved, and Is AN entirely new machine,
and IL known as the Improved " heeler q
Wilson IL IL the nnest made lock stitch
sewing machine now in use, and has Ad-
vantages superior to any oth-r.
We hope our friends will give us . call !,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our lerritsry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, aud delaware and
the Eastern Si.ore OF Maryland.
Our once, At present, will be found at
72o Market street. Alter the 18th OF March
next we will be found at our Old stand. the
Garrett building, No. IT'S N MArKet street.
~AGENTS WANTED
fet5 dtf j. II. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
PUBIICSAI

The subscriber about TO remove.
state, Will sell al pubic tals' oI y
OFT. B. EnGle, on the road lrom ~
10 delaware Guy, one mile ""
Penn, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. .A
at ten o clock, .. m, Aharp "''
4good work or driving hoIsts
2 col =, bo.h coming three yea'
Old, one pair OF good ""S
mules, " head OF cattle 80 ~
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
SHERIFF'.S S.ALES.

SALE.
y BY virtue ofA writ OF VeDditioni Ex-
D mas, to me directed, viii be exposed TO
public sale, at the Hotel OF Alex Maxwell,
la Middle own, in ST. Georges hundred, I,
New Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
The 7th day Of MARCH, A. d.,
is79, at / O'Clock. p. m The following Do
scr b.d Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract OF land. In Apo
QUINN ink hupdr, New Castle county
AID StAte OF L,el el.ware. on the SassAiras
road, leading from Townsend 10 Prices
Corner. about one mile from Townsend.
bounded on the north by lands OF Joseph
Roberts, east by lands OF Ro ert A. Coch-
ran. south aid south west by lands OF Jas
3. Carter, Levi Cannon, ('ol. y and east by
lands OF Gideon +. Barlow, the whole coll
tanning forty seven acres and "A half, with
two story frame /. uses and other out
buildings ther, on erected.
reiIed and tar en- In execution as the
property OF Jacob G. Harris. Rachel HAT
ris and William Harris. AID W be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
SherifY's once. New Castle, February
"A. ia0. febiS- eodsts
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
NOR RENT.

EoR RENT.
No. 1921 Tatnall street.
No. iiu1 Tatnall street.
No. i06 Tatnnll street.
No. s35 Tatnail street.
No. s26 Med son street.
No 7i3 Jefferson street.
NO 901 Gilpin avenue.
No gU3 Glpin avenue.
No. 60A West 5'h street.
No. BI4 West 9Th sire t.
No. SIS ! ast 1th street.
No. b03 East 10Th street.
No. 1908 Lombard street.
And many others large and smai).
STORE PROPERTIES.
No. III Market treet.
No. si9 Market street.
4. W. Cor. 7ih a Spruce Sts. and Others.
-'' EVANS PENNINGTON,
febl2-dtf Cor. sth a Market Sts
n, kkNT. Stsre corner 9th and NJ ad-
T. ison streets. Apply to
febsu ALLEN sPEAkMAN.
TTNRUCK FARM OF 5 ACKES, TO
Rent. EVANS PENNlN0TON.
sth a Market sts., Almonds Building.
JaoItf
TOR RENT The lies nsed hote, proper
II ty IN Christiana Village, now occu-
pied by John Elliott. For terms, apply
10 JOHN MtALEY,
IO8 and 40 Market street,
jano5-ff Wilmington. nel.
NOR RENT.-Sio orehouse No. West
Fourth street. Possession given at
onoe. 4. L. LICHTENsTElN
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
USIC.

PROP. A. w. AARISRsRS, announces
that he has formed an Orchestra. which
can be engaged To furnish music for balls,
soirees and pic-nics. at very reasonable
rates. Address
WASHINGTUN HOUSE.
f.bl-3m ,seod
OIlCE.-Ihe Mutual Loan Associa-
~ tion now offers new stock for sale
he frst pay nent may be made any
time Apply 10 q EORGE {. MARlS,
Secretary A. q Treasurer.
Ja23-lmd Office Col Sh!pley ST, "a Sory.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FURTHE UNITED
- states four pei cent. loau received at
the First National Bank OF Wilmington
al par and accrued interest
GEO. II. ARMSTRONG,
1lnDl.l md
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
ian2i-lInd
NJ OTICE-TO WATER kkNIrnS-
IN OFFICE WAFER DEPAKIMENr

OTICE-TO WATER kkNIfnS-
~ OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT
WlLNINGToS. DEL, Dec 10th SIS
The bills for is79 are now ready and nav.
able at the registrars Office. No. 100 Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
paid ON or before January 3lsi 1919, the
face Of the bill those paid during the
month OF February, ave per cent addi-
ttonsl those paid during the month of
March, ten per cent. additional and any
amount remaining unpaid after A pril lst
1879 the registrar is required TO have the
ferrules Withdrawn ard suit Instituted for
the recovery OF the amount due, and the
water Will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with asse m ents and
81 for drawing ferrules are paid. ONCE
hours, 9 IN To pm.
WI. MORROW,
decll-eod jan feb cod Regist ar.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

H'VH nEN .-SeNeral 81 e,uIs ~
l. the Gazette building. IN 40 a.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Hale's Weekly.

On TUESDAY. the 7th day Of OCTOBER,
1879. and in the City Of Raleigh, the uu-
deIsigned will the publication of
HALE'S WEEKLY
4 North Carolina Democratic Newspaper.
These fou words convey all that a COLI
umn of Prospectus could tell the good of
the State ; the success of the Party which
is the life of the State and the country !;
the publication of all the news; these the
objects proposed. That he can do the last
and contribute to the first and second, the
subscriber does not affect to doubt. The
People have set their seal of approval upon
his past and he does not doubt the future.
HALE's WEEKLY will be printed from
new and beautiful typ, and on fair white
paper. The price will be SO per annum.
No name will go upon its books without
payment and no paper will be sent after
expil alton of the time paid for.
p. M. HALE.
Raleigh. Sept. Is, 1879.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-18

girl was a great reflection on the assallants:
Rut If must be remembered the latter did
not deliberately shoot her; they answered
the return fire from a cell in which were sew
eral armed men, and she in her eagerness to
shoot. was shot. The ChishOlm's were as
bold. as reckless, as lawless, as their assall-
ants, but they happened to be in the mlnorl-
ty. We think this is a fair statement OF the
facts.
England has had a new horror. Maj.
Cavagnari. the ambassador at the Ameers
court, was warned a few weeks ago not to
ride about the streets SO defiantly, as the
people were greatly exasperated at the sight
of their conquerors. A mob arose ten
regiments of the afghan army surrounded
the Majors quarters, and assalled them.
He had about 200 men of all arms, but they
were housed in wooden buildings, and were
burned out after a days desperate defence.
Then the survivors sailed forth, sword in
hand, and were slain to a man. 1t was the
old story of Lord ElphinstOne's army in 1912,
of whom 1900 left Cabul to fight their way
to safety, but only one mana doctor-es-
capped!
The English authorities are working night
and day to hurry forward their troops: The
Ameer is said to be a prisoner to his own
men, to have been killed, to have fed, etc.
Afghanistan will now be subjugaOd, and
most of it annexed to the English domini-
ons. This will bring the boundaries of
Russia and India in contact, and will result
in war half a dozenlyears hence.
The New York Democratic Convention at
Syracuse was a very heated affair. The
Tammany men, who claim to hold $4,000
votes in New York City seeded from the
convention, as they had formally threatened
to do if Gov. Lucius Robinson should be re-
nominated. Robinson was nominated by a
two-thirds vote of the remainder of the
convention. 1t was a wretched piece of
business. The Tammany men nominated
John Kelley for Governor. 1t will undoubt-
eddy result in the election of A. B. Cornell, the
Republican candidate, and will have the
good effect of disgusting everybody with the
New York Democrats.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-18

GENERAL News ITEMs.-A number of
recent events call for brief mention. The
trial of the alleged murderers of Judge
Chisholm and his daughter was concluded
last week by the acquittal of the accused.
1t seemed impossible to fix the facts of ac-
tual killing on any of the prisoners. CHS
holm and his companions (male) had made
themselves very obnoxious to the communi-
ty. They were charged with hiring men to
assassinate one of the Gulleys, a well known
family. Gulley was killed in a cold blooded
manner. Chisholm was arrested, and jailed.
A mob set upon an old Scotchman named
Mcclellan, and shot him. Amid the excite
ment others broke into the jail. Shots
were fired. The Chisholm's who were arm
ed fired on the mob and killed two of them.
Miss Cornelia Chisholm killed one Of the
citizens, and was fatally wounded herself.
Mrs. Chisholm also handled her pistol like
one used to it.. 1t is impossible to say who
fired first OF course it was a brutal affair,
and of course the wounding of the brave
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-18
NOTICE.

A dividend of 8 per cent. on the capital
stock of the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad
Co., has been declared by the President
and Board of Directors Of said Company.
payable at the office of the Company, on
and after October /, 1879.
The transfer books will be closed until
Oct. Cd, next. w. w. VASS.
sep IL I'm Treasurer & Sec'y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-18
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Paid, $500.
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livery JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SHOULD
HAVE ONE!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

The lYhig says: The pretense OF refusal
TO coslesee is entirely too thin. when u IL well
known that greenbackisR in this State means
democracy. and that the Bourbon leaders have
long since turned their whole attention To run
ming the greenback machine in their own inter-
est
The nomination of Joseph J.. Smith. on q
pistform OF huIbug was eminently fitting.
There is not a man in Maine who has more
thorough contempt for the financial doctrines
OF the greenbackers than he. snd there could
hardly be found man who more fully repre-
sent- all that they 50 GENEROUSLY denounce
4 wealthy capitalist. a banker, a bontthol,ier
and usarer. his appearance on the greenbsck
platform is simply grotesque; and to alt ~ho
know him II means simply political ambition
and desire 10 crafty spite against the repub-
iicsn party Er.
The Lewiston Journal SAYS: The green
hackers claim that the leading democrat. have
consented TO plan TO go in priv siey for Smith
nominating candidate ~ usual, hut cutting
him at the polls. Evidently there is no Mace
for the honest hard money democrat but TO vote
the republican ticket this fall. The leading
democratic paper in the State, the Belfast Jour
nal, will probably support the republican nom
inee this fall. As 1t represents the sound bard
money wing OF the party, and 1t will not sub
NIT To the nonsense Of fusionism, 10 the slight
est degree.
The Boston Transcript says edporiaIly
The gross ignorance aud living Of the Name
treenbsekers platform are disgrace to New
England aud pretty direct imputstion on the
schools, churches. politics and social morality
OF the state Of Maine. Such party ought 10
stand no chance IN community where the
people can read or have mastered the common
est principles VI honor and honesty The good
fame OF the State Of Maine is staked on bur, ing
TIL. movement Of fraud aud hypocracy out II
sight IN the coming election"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

A correspondent of the Boston Herald.
writing from Portland relative to Maine
politics and the Intrigue against Gov.
Oarcelon by his own party, saws
The Democrats are very quiet. They
haven't anything 10 say. Some OF the lead
ers know. but more are ignorant, OF the
dissrsceiul scheme which Is being carried
out by Mr.. PIllsbury Of Augusta, and hi.
followers, TO put Gov. Gsrcelon OH. side
20 ina. The party msy nominate n mere
dummy this year, and the trading, Office
seeking, jobbing element eau unite with
the OTeenbacAers and pocket large share
OF the spoiis. But the latter are beginning
10 see that when they trade with the Deu-
ocrAts they always, or almost always. get
cheated. and they are not so ready to make
bargains As they we're last year. The anti
Osrcelo0 movement is q very curious pro-
ceedng. The most intimate friends of the
doctor have good reasons for believing
that until within few DAYS be fully ea-
pected, and that he sim desires 10 be a can
didate fo- reelection. The publications
which have been made of his intention to
withdraw and all that are pure fabrica,ions
The Governor never had such an idea. But
since he has found how the camp is per
vaded by ueachery. and how strong the
sentiment against him is among those who
should be his friends and supporters, it is
understood that be has said he will not
stand IN the way, but will be guided by the
advice OF the state committee Mighty
poor advice IL Is likely to be. For the self
satisfied fellows who have brought the
Democratic party step by step into the des-
perate straits In which 1t now finds itself
TO tell the only Democratic Governor for
almost quarter OF q century, that he must
step down and out 10 make room for a
Greenbacker who has made promises,
strikes some people. | find, as rather
Cheeky. But that lie the way the thing
standsr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
Clap-Trap.

The Greenback platform adopted In Port
belief that the voters of this State were so
densely Ignorant a. never To be able TO dis
cover the clap trap Introduced into IL. Tie
following Is the fourth resolution 10 the
order ia which they were reported by the
Committee:
The Increase at the colt bonded indcb,-
eduess of the government In q time of pro
found peace from 81 100 10000 in 1865 to
s2pouoO uD In 1873. is fact 80 startling
A. 10 alarm every friend of the country.
The reduction OF the rate Of coin Interest
and a. the same time increasing the priHci-
pal To such an amount a. 10 vastly Increase
the COIN Interest continually. under the
pTsleXt OF economy by the reduction OF the
rate OF Interest, !, such deception aud
fraud upon The people n. 10 merit the most
severe condemnation.
By resumption all interest j. now ,irtu-
alis msde payable in cola, but the opportu-
nifty il afforded 10 make 4 little cheap CAPT
tai aud a. this I. what that party i clam
oring FOR. the committee WAS not slow In
aVallug themselves OF IL. That the mean
tH- ttA'iN'h 20 nc ttt4hf Ntu IN TIE Ieso4u-
ton i clearly Misrepresentation OF facts
j. shown by the fullosing figures based on
the report issued hy the Treasury Depart
mcui
The Interest bearing debt of the United
states on the Slsl OF August lsC5. at which
time Ii reached ii. highest figure. Mas
s. 3sl, so, - -. 90 the ! i day Of Au-
gust next, when the refunding prores. now
going on. will be completed. III" Interest
bearing debt will he 81 20. $500 ar y r.
duciIon OF s5s9.ssG $3.50 from what 1t
~a> in isG5- The reelection Ia snnual In
terest will have been from $50 ?77 G97 -
ia lsGj 10 ss3...3....s % in 1879, or an an
nnal saving. q! -. ~ ah2sE OF Tie ccGss 6I..
try Interest and non Intere., bearing has
been reduced s729 2i9. 1924 With the.
figures 6eiore u. a. facts actually ntcon.
pllshed, and with resumption fully es,Ab-
lished. the cry against co. a Interest becomes
merely olap-trap 10 alarm the ignorant
and un'hiukr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

The Ohio Conventions,

Inc Democrats In Ohio met In Conven-
tion at Columbus. last Wednesday and
nominated Gen. Thomas Ewing tor Cover
nor aud Gen. A. V. Rice for Lieut.. Cover
nor. Gen. Ewing has been well known a.
the most rabid OF all the Greenbackers in
that STATE aud this movement, on the mar,
"i the Democracy. was m ade for the pur-
pose II carturiu. the Grrenbsck vote.
Gen. Rice Wa strongly supported for the
first place GA the ticket aud declines to &C
cept the second place
Ga the same day the Gre.nbackers held
their Convention ia Columbus, but refused
to amslgsmate With the Democrats They
nominated a full State ticket h.sded by
Gen. A Saunders Piatt for Governor.
Two platforms were presented To the
Convention, on, by The majority aud on,
by the minority OF the Committee The
minority report was voted down, on which
Gen. sam. Cary aud others lett the Hal.
In the evening the boilers headed 70, Cary,
held meeting and decided to hold another
Convention 10 Toledo. June l7ih, std uoui-
mate smother set OF candidates Ia the
nomination OF Ewing the Ohio Democrat,
have ceased the straddlIng process and
have gone over bodily to the soft money
theory.
What proportion of the National Green
back party can be brought to the support
OF the Democratic candidates remains to
be seen. That the new party il feeling
strong, In and Of Itself. Is evident and that
the Democrats are feeling a terrible sense
OF weakness is equally evident.
Many OF the hard money Democrat. in
the State are Disguised with the action
taken by their leaders in Convention and
are coming out in favor OF the Republican
candidates. The Republicans are thor
oughy united. have strong candidates aud
a platform that gives no uncertain tone
concerning the honest administration OF
public affairs and al honest iulfillment of
national obligations. 80 far cveryihin.
indicates sweeping yicioryior them in the
October election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

The Wig saws Not long since we
published an Item IN relation to a shooting
affair NJ Jackson Brook. during which "A
colorsd fellow was shot bv one McCIusky
Since {! sn McClusky has been arralgnrd in
the Police Court IN Calais. where IL was
shown they were qusrr-ling over a game
81 cards. The result OF the trial was that
McCissky. the white man. got of clear,
while McMichsel. colored. was fined TWEEN
~ dollars and costs, for keeping csmh-
ling place.
The Wig saws: Extensive additions
have been made at the hotel al Northpor,.
An Ice house has been built aud filled The
PARK ~ fiont OF the hotel looks very beau
tifui 10 ns carpet Of green. The park has
been named kuggles Park. IN hopnr OF III
ram huggies at Carmel. who il one OF the
founders OF The Camp ground Among the
Noticeable new cottages erected this wear
are those of c. J Cnhh. Of Bucs-porr. A.
Marston. OF Watervile. Nj. Dnan.. q,
Brewer. sud Mr. Brown, at N.uthrort
Many additions and improvements srebrinr
made 10 the cottages already built. II i
thonght That TIA. number OF visitors AT
Northport this summer will be greater than
ever before.
The Bangor Conrnerci1i saws: The
veterans OF the sth gth and I'm Main.
Regiments will hold their second annual
reunion ia this CITY about the middle, OF
August. Last wear thr-, regiments held a
reunion IN this cHs Aug 21ih and 2sth. \
very pleasant time Was passed. The d.
hcrr- OF the regiments are as follow. Sth
PRESIDENT. John Hemingway; Vice Pres
idents. Capt. Parker. Capt Rogers aud "
X finsham; Secretary and rrea snrer. b
o. strickland. 9th-Prc-tdenf. ! f. Shep-
ard Vice President. J. +. Bell: : rrctaty
an treasurer. r. w. Ware. llth Presi-
dent, &. H. Foster; Secretary and Treas
urer, Thomas j Tabor: Executive COM
mittee, Albert Maxtield. A. L. Chick and
Fred II. Gorham. The Programme has not
yet been arranged bat the reunion will
probably he Of two days duration and em-
brace an excursion down river and a clam
bake
The Belfast fOc says: On Tuesday
the ~. inst, the owners OF the DariIuy
copper mining property st Bluehil. me, In
this city and organized under the name OF
the Bisbee Copper Mining and Sme.,inc
Co. OF Bluehiil, Maine. The capital stock
was fixed As 60 900 shares OF parvalte Of
hve dollars each. i2.O0J shares To be re-
served as Treasury stock and the proceeds
OF It's sale TO constitute a fund for awork-
ing capital. The stock 10 be uusSsessab le
The following persons were chosen dIrcc-
tors ID. II. Blsbee. Isaac Coombs. ). l..
Milliken. A. /. Brown and W f. Griudlc.
subsequently ID. II. Bisbee was chosen
President and Treasurer OF the Company.
; L. Milliken was chosen Secretary. aud
] Brown Superintendent The stock
holders raised $500 90 10 commcncc opera
lions With, aud work will begin on the
mine next Monday. The property is stu
ated on the Gregory vein and within a few
rods OF the Cutter ctushing mill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
Homo and Foreign News.

Three renegade theyenn.s ,,ho Litic3
Private Balcr we're .cut.nccd tn h.. nm,
Julv : Two committed suicide.
IN, R,i,i.h .,..,,,,r ,..,.-..-,.
.,,v,t tivnr,,,,T -, - M - -" ~ t''s"
Philadelphia, lost i55 head 81 catil. duriny
gaze Il sea
"a .a,,IbI,., ,,,.,,t,.. ,.-t,
a, Ilurric,n. I.I.rJ ~ -n,,,,'', t.',,! 80 "
granite has. c,rhrJ - t'F, ~
.urf,,r. ,,c '''''"
49,. ~ " 'he common 'oancls pro
.'o"I"E '"Pn''at'"h ana Introduction Of
81 ~ ~ 'aI,'c "a oFen cGended 10 the
:,
"'' HA'fh. a., ihlFsJas
'VN""','' o"'ct eAPioueu AIMING brake
40 N'''"'s N"uhuInS the eng lnecr
anu "'''a''
The Tor gshorcmeu who have been 90
ANt'Ns u Ne" ORR have voted 10 resume
~ ny minority refuse 20 abiie by
". ''@" y 'ho '"t' "Ld sefiou" trouble i
''N''N
The Secretary u The Treasury give.
notice that on aud after the 9th, $40 cert.
hcatcs wii! be- received Tor IN. conversion
into per cent bonds
-Eight lodge. Of SHIN, H,Ii,. t,,,tt..
reported south Of the IrtI.b l,,. t.,.l,
YET committed ANY act. ~ arc, b,r.,,t,,,
= - 'h''r ""uutfh ""n'
'',A1' "'e' 'sE''''I'u 70 boston.