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pU BLIC SALE!

VIII he sold at public sale. On n,r
of Andrew Harlan. on he pist III.
= uire F.Ttie's corner aIa Gi4a5
Prucader lid.. on
Thu RSDAY, February tLei 70 q
sale commencing al I. .n.t9ek
One nay horse. Frank, coming 4
Old, a dn- Traveller ana Wlll vu'6
kinds ol harness one bay mar 4
cpinlng ell HI year. Oil it.- >Fa.f
good lave er, and WORKS qG!r O. ii
% harness and is "A sllel dld family a
= head Oi nrs stela>s III eli cuRs -
VIII be IN pre- di by Gay o. "a, SgI
ss tner> sprIngli Z. Two taf ii
s' heller, good STOCK, ulEa41
syllnglns yeaTling he!4ers Of - 4
) SnO-at pigs.
Farming 4nplem ents.- one l'a
Oh III gU'N order, ] berinai' 'o.-
dugout wagon. Nauwlekie i.l y
sttel tooth lorse rake new -
sLeller roller. grirdsio1e.
BOZ, wheel barrow, one lsEsr III
one mixing trough. : NOV. ~
grain era le. Darn shovel. piHA
rows. cultiVaiors, foTk>, fakts nov
on, ploH and carriage harness, o'ia
br dies & ain bags, barley inrh'
half inierrst OF Il acres OF VIA 1
ground.
CONHiTIONS.-sll nms oisIh
der, cash aver that amoui a cie..
months will be given, by the p4i'1
giving a bsnkable no,e with AplHs'
dorser. or three per cent on ioi O..
est from dai.. j. NJ. hiAa|
| " IANk Auctione~r -
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TER2.BLE DEFEAT 10 TIE BRITISH.
-On ;he -ls, @: January The British AZ.
my n Africa NE; With = terrible 6!.As.e-.
A portion Q: tie Twenty -i1u-.h regimes,
a battery az artillery aid 90 native aux.
Ia -. S4s a.,-.iy : A14l,.. A.e1 rrIr tie
Ias-iA RIVER. ike dividing ilne b-.- see1
Ns;4. Anl hAfrlAnd. oy -Jppj Zalas.
Sa5 cAsi4rei = yAiuAb.e c4.,oy cf IT,
wagons. Lon oxen. iwp c4ano.. =.
sho; sud shel, l.l.'p -.t4s 5000 -a,.s.,
of amu-ni: on. UJl'1J POUNDS ~ei-l.c.
p7evssio..s Aai .h- eo,o.s o; lie Twenty.
fourth re-.Ge4:.
Details ot tie 1is2>,er 70 ~ B-!,.sl
I rtzs slow ia; :ll= sll> ~e.c spiked +
fo-e they Wene o4.;ared. Among IL
/ A.l.ed o. 'he 3. - s.le - .vo ma :.
I U- c4EA1a'. we Sc e-:euzu-s al
- .-.ATle .l4>,-- i he ISeLtt- :.....
.r,..- vi.- i~o csltA.-> .: IL hoya 8 4
.Y, a % pn- l.. a .ta.u. ia-- ..-ate.
A> sIl >ls-g- L Ms. 'f u H. uer :. L.
>--> .EriE E-oIv etl-- B-t.s- .-t.l-.
--a--.. 4.---. : ~ Ia .e ewes.
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PUBIICSA SAT

VIII be sold public sale. Oh M,
I'D Joining Christiaaa Village n ~
L lay Creek Hundred, now occp,s,
George Lewis, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l,th IA
Al IN O'Clock, q. m. e. three head of
good work or Or wing horses /,
head OF good cattle, 4 fresh sbw,, al
coming In profi'. ) two year lN|
old with calves, zyesr!iugs, ; te11gI
old, enc 2 year old hull, extra va
chickens, one SOW and piss
FARh IhPLEMESr..- One cbur
pans ant C>ns, one lawn roller Que h
dium roller, one farm wagon, mn
desrbOr' :. ~ne York carrlase one q
cart. , twin harrows, one A nan,
ploughs, 4 cultivators one hone pore
grindstones. . sets OF double and .uI
trees, corn shelters, lrAin An an
box, mixing tox. feed chest, sesg
hess, one whea rake. Il COW chairs Vi
trough, crSi es and scyIhes. Ha}
machines, one wheat dril one VIA
rev. and many other articles nVt As,..1
toned.
TERMS. An sums OF slj. Api n
/ cash: all over that smouat a en-.
months will tie given by The pqaav}
giving a bankable note with appr ws
derser X. VI. GklFFII
GEO. y BrsE
Aerrick a Drake. Aucts. l,nir}
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PUBLIC SAL

The subscriber Intending no "a
stock has sisters farm, LAY ins oa
south of summit Bridge. Will sell
lie sale. OH 81.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY lsA'h
his entire personal properly, Oh ~. ~. .
consisting OF one pair large hun
worker, good brood mares q
OF which are with loai. goa N
work or driving horses, lVo GD
year old colts, exec n
stock, : miIch cows, part lls,a
yeung heifers. will be IN pronI Y = =
sale, one 2 year old bull sispo
Brady Cow. farm Wa. ons, ID ~.
oSe hay rigging, one cultlps'psy IN
new. one sic gh, good as new ~
rows. 5 culliyators. plou. u.s. ou.
wagon harness. bI Iidies, vol ais
foiKs, and many olher 1hlps'
toned.
TERMS OF sALE.-Al .uhsi
ceedlng SO, as or 81 N I'm, I'm,
amount. a CT, At OF eight mon'H,
given the putcha.er giving
note " ith interest added, and n,m
to be approved by the suo,efipe'B ND
Sale To commence at 10 o'clocA'
ian -
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Tlldeu fu n Potter Position
Than Before.

From the y. Y. Herald, lud.
1t is just to saw that Mr.. ri'den's ext
dence-- clear. decisive, and unequisocal =
leaves bim n better position ttan lie
was in before il vas given. His den al
ef any knowled.e what,oeve OF the oi-
pher despatch, or Of any proposals or
negotiations tn use any money 10 pui-
chase suy returning boards OF votes until
the occurrence If the BaltinoIs affair,
which he rebuked AID stamped out, is as
strot = a, language can uake 1t.
-
AN EXCITING Fox tHA>E.-MtSsts.
Johu Markley. of East Ma. .t'neal. AID
Vim. McFerland, Thomas Humphr
and MERIT NJ. Missimer, with iorr horses
and twenty hounds, had live v
and exciting f Y CT ase IN Chester q un-
" on Wedn, sday. Reynard was star
ted in the French Creek hills. just below
Pughtou, about eisht o'cl, * IN The
morning. and wss pursued unit 1 c'c ocs
III tie afiernoon, the great pat Of the
time IN a blndirg snow storm. over
Bla k Hure hills, the MIL hills and
Dugcin's hills, through South Coventry.
Chester county, Upper twchlsn, War
wick, aud WAS finally "holed" ina Frent b
Creek drain on the premises Of Mr.. Cali-
we'll. in Eas, Vincent, Where tie e a,e
ended, AMI the weary animal wa ailrw,
ell 10 Iemsiu uIidisturb 4. The fox
hunters sp ak Of Wedi esda,'s CT ase a,
being one OF the most Interesting and
livelits, ones in which they ever pat c.
pated.-Pottsto,rn Ledger.
Captain Paul Boyton, who entered the
Alleeha river al OIL City, Pa. Thur>-
day morning, with his hfe->aving suIt,
| arrived AT Pittsburg AT $50 r. m Sunday
a. Il was greeted enthusiastically bv 81.
90 peopl-, who hn-d botn sides of I. e
river. He hal expected to make only
| one stop duIing the whole trip OF Is
miles, but the W ather was 80 severe that
he stopped at three points. He swan Il
miles Thursday, S5 Friday, = SATURDAY.
and % Sunday, and WAS in the ater al
together II hours. He vas greatly eX-
hausted. and suffered extremely from the
bitter cold
lam sellinga single round OF the nav lie,
light ana dark, al wholesale rrices.
MULLlN
Front a Jefferson Sts
I
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- LONG a. Tire L. ;. election avs
remain .Lerv : danger of GO! .>.o., b, =
'"eenthe State and ni,ed States o:hce :.
The MArsh4!s are neatly always sure 10
dom-aee. over the States officers: ana il
: lac; 10 be expected that collisions ,au
Always te avoided. especially when i. !,
A"o"n iAa' men ar appointed purf o,ely
10 produce them. These .aw, can h,
repealed III To other way Than by attach.
lus clause 70 an appropriation bill
THIS vas tested YESTERDAY il the House
an1 j, a> shown tia, majority yo,e,
ior their FvI~ai. but two-thiris vote j.
r., md.
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NV YORK REAL ESTATE MEN


-se --.- -,;.;r agci..--c = New
r-a az great j tN--'ra. over al rr-
-'= Ay.>, go Er.Ilv. ;zsal-.
~ ~ a par; 4 r b : -
= - -'vA s>-~i- ENtla. * : lie A.,
-=--t - ~ -ttF C.----- 49,. T. -
--- ..t So =. t.. . ArG As--- M.-.a
a. >...~> ll..-- 6. -fu=Lt = iA- upfrtu-
( s.-I >a4 -~ L aar ~ Ihr sheftf. a.
SOM c1-ez- ApI e.a--,i ~ hlm. = Z
some i-r>ol a \ HE; uiTrC;ls by IL
Cont 4 A.so ~ /. Il = :. charging o'
any arc'.eaesl - 70 tn buyer. ana
provide. t4at al 49, >hAl = ll.asie =
tWez ;C- hours Il > AZ and ; r u. Til.
"a. v>'-,'- aeAl-rs l.Alm That II Ib- o-tei
= uiorcr~l /, will 9.vAk up the H.. e
ea;e ENl hanse. OF Broadway, aud DE-.
EE.ve Them u iA-.e Aai Perfectly -
innate business
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RoREsoN's FRAUDS IN rHK NAVY.
The report of the Naval Committee
of the House of Representatives, in re-
gard TO the late administration OF the
Navy Department shows that during the
last eight years the appropriations for our
navy were Sls2, 49G, ,O33, and that during
the administration Of Mr.. Robeson there
WAS sold by tue Department ina erial
which cost the Government in round
numbers Sl0o.ooO.OoO. In spite of this
reckless expenditure. there exist. d al tie
close Of Mr.. Robeson's administration
outstanding Indebtedness, uuwarranttd d
by any law, amounting 10 s. 1,0S}, ,j03, ard
on his adveut 20 office Mr.. Thompson
suspended unlawful contracts involving
expenditures of several millions of d. J.
lars. The report points out tha, during
the years from lsIO public property was
disposed OF with constant and careless
disregard and violation of law. Nearly
sixty -hse million dollars were expended
during the Grant regime for naval equip
nlent and construction, sufficient, had il
been properly and wisely used, to pro
vide for the country = respectable navy
inst al Of the few dec4ying and inetii-
cient hulks now on hand. The report
TT iers 10 the parties responsible for
this unlawful waste and favo,itism.
and reques that the proper de-
partlnent of the Gov, rument will
bring them 10 justice. The persons
Concerned are George NJ. Robeson W.
W. Wood, Chef of the Bureau Uf Steam
Engineering; Isaac Ilau,com. Chief of
the Bureau Of Construction and Repairs /:
John O. Bradford, Paymlsier General ::
john 6. WaImoush, Acting Head Of the
Bureau of Provisions aud Clothing from
July. 1873, to March, ISL.
l, Is Interesting 10 note iha, low pri-
ces. after the depressing eiirct OF the
panic ot le15. did not aiiet, the business
o' III Navy d pa,men,. By way ct
i.luslrA, NJ The prevailing lo,lseues, III
the disposal Of publ { property. it +,
shown ila a. y. Mckay bought a, "p.iys,e
sale, the ship De aware for Sill: aea
that. at.er realizing ever >-p.p.I ID
material removed f.om lie vessel. L.
sid lie LUX io- 500
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FEBRUARY II 1870

The DAILY GAZETTE is sent 10 all parts
Of the country. postage paid, for THREE
DOLLARS "a year. IN advance. 1t contains
all the local news and most important
news of the day. II gives in brief just The
news the iarme- OF The bush e>s manned ,
~ half the cost of the two cent papers :
and as much as man oreht To read Of an
venlug or morning. Subscribe for II at
nee by remitting a money order for a
wear or six months.
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pudent criminal, as Il has done in IN
Vulnerable instances In other Sta'es.
The wretchedhess which the excessive
use of liquor produces is inconceivably
greater than an, other cause Of misery )
and hence i: is that licensed re>traint
is placed upon It's sale. But OF what use
is this attempted restraint if it is not en-
forced more fully? We are not ceusur-
ing any one in any official position. We
may have used pretty strong Language.
But the occasion calls for il; and the
question is whether it is not best to ap-
point some one whose so,e duty it would
be to look after the enforcement OF the
license law or have the Moflit bell punch
adopted. The State is now being de-
frauded out Ct large sum Of money
and some action would seem to be yeiy
necessary TO prevent it in future.
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5sa4i-lmd
" oT!CE-TO WAIEn nENTEe,
~ uFFICE NATEE DEFAEykExT

S!LNINGTuS. Ill Lee G.Gn. =.
- O.. ipr - sre d y -ea6y a. y. ~
s-.r a; tcS -sS rsr. oitsc- No 100 H.
AS s.fe--. 5- - rsguIres hat a! o. /.
fA.l 49, y te.o!e jALLAry 81 n
i-er - IL OIL iEo>e "a 1Cfs1s ~.
NIX 4 o. February. eve I-r c--: 80
..o-s-. .Lc.>e Ea-d 11rlus tn r1oufu ~
u A-tc-. e. =. crrt- s.--.t1o--A ali A..
Atisoltt remaining ;aald zrfsr 4 r-.. :
- tle -e- st-h- = re-lirsd 10 h,V- -
.rTrl-re a i-.1FA ~. - : ,-ll il>..,.t.-s ~
i--- recovery 70. -i.- a.Lo--i Que =. -
HAs.r = G.. -t- -- = --.o .1c1 r--rt-. =.
UNI. >-t1 A-rr4r, zltL S>,e>s n --lr, : -
: f4r 1rANluE .~rF44-s az rA.. gr1,-
L42-,. L - 2 L.
". :. MORROW.
l-s4 - r- 81 .er = i R-s- -
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II / FAIR 70 infr. Tia; the cipher ] $
patches that were stolen ami burned by
The Republicans, were such A. would
lave proved them guilty of hor4.t criprs.
Homes; lneu wou'd nj have burned the
d!spa; chts.
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PUBLIC SALES.

IlE IkABLE DWELLINGS AND
- Building Lots At public ,Ale SAT
ChDAI. February IS. ls7g, al 5 p m at
the Auction Rooms ell W. Sildham A
son Ill r. Fourth STREE, the following De !.
tcrltei Real Estate, belonging TO the
brandywine Loan Association, when
must be sold IN order To close up its busi-
hiss No. !. A lot OF land - feet inches
front, and 20 feet deep. with thr,e-story
BRICK House thereon erected, situate No.
1919 ing street, city of Wilmington, Del
aware. No. ?. A lot OF La q l6 feet . in
trout aud 5 ieet reep. with a three story
BTiek House thereon erected. situate No.
- W. skin street, city oil Wilmington.
Delaware. No 5. A lot of lard 10 ieet {
Inches front, and IS feet deep. situate a,
The southeast corner Il SIKH and Ma tson
sire<ts, city OF Wilmington. Delaware
NO Two lots OF land - feet front and Is
FEET deep zach, situate on east side OF Mad.
lsou street, between + fin and 5 sixih streets
ilmlngt4 n, Del
TERN M>--l0 per cent. cash 20 per cent
within ~ days. when the Deei viii be
n sde purchasers, and the bala 10 r.-
N lain upon mortgage. +. l. GILPlN.
Secretary,
Brsndywine Loan Association
No. ci. Narket II. Wilmington. Eel
L. W. stIuhapn & : on. Aucl Iebs-,t
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PUBLICS SAL

VIII be sold at p lollc sale; ,".ti @i d
OF Mrs James AImstrons, ,r'ms s "a
roa 4 leading 10 the Brand!"'''
in Christiar a HID. on py ID.
FRIDAY, t'EBRu AM .i1 r r,.sl 4
al ! O'Clock. p M, the io!lo"
Property, 20 wit is opeh1
One pair o. mules, = bu.', a'd OlW
Year old heifers, 5 cows, 10 Ls, sr
pigs. one no * cart and .iar ~
TtRMsWalisums ~ under ~ 3sS' as'
over that amount creo u Vo,,iasIss
be gwen. by the purchase 3fi'
able uute with "a good emu "a :,
oH ''f 'S'h o" 'D''' SAMUEL hSgiii Ia
L. W. E;,.a,sm 4 So. ! y" -
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MONDAY,
The oath day of February, a b.

lS53, al II O'Clock a. m. the following de-
scrioed Personal Property, VIZ:
one wheat drill, che corn tnellcr, one
r'aFer, one muwcr. one horse rak-, one
thrt u er one nor power grlst mIll. one
my cutter. one rolter, one grain fan, 2
farm wagons with hay rigging. one cart, ,
lot % pluSs, harrow :, ul'IVators, harness
OF every description, lct of OK aAd COW
chairs tot OF water and pig troughs. D- IL
lnv, pulieys aLd shb ing lot al mia pans
aud dairy nNiuTes. lot 81 double aud : n
q tree. OK ypse-. wLcrlbt row :, lot Il
small tools, 'orkS. hoes, shoveis, Hc. one
Germantown carriage, head OF horses, z
col :, a. e. PAR oi oxen, Well broken 81
head ol ,ttlc, ole bun, lot of calves. 70 0
pounds of PORK, lot OF clover seed, 10. (
Toiaioes, 3. acres Of wheat ia the grUurd,
etc, elc.
Seized and Tar en- ia execution as tie prl-
Iefty OF van & ~totser burg anu Nat-
Il ew ny Oft, ard to d. ld by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
TERMS sums not exceeClug ~25 ca b ,
IN al sums eAcrt~llng that amount a cred :
II ofs N onth- viii be given the purchas. T
o give his interest o,aIlng neg gotlable note
with an approved endorsed, OF per ceu'
OF for CSsE
stidham Son, Auct, feb6. w3l DIG -
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SAIE]

PU BiIC SALF
Tie subscribers, intending TO leave the
place, VII Sell without reserve, AT Har-,s
corner holei, New Castle County, bella.
ware, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2lh l.7a
at Il O'Clock. a m. entire stock OF Honss-
~. d - ods ard h iicuer turpiture sisc
Farming stocs sLd Farming INN.
m ents' - b y stallion, klf,--
man, oy Ham le., lie by oJqn-
..eeI, and lie ~ Rysdyk's Ham 01
,.r'on!Al. dam Gel uralei mare .AcA
5eAhl- y Nutwod, She by Sa,tram IN,
running Hor>e. Gaie. Chestnut stallion
su4c ~ thorough bred. a ii can be driven
..' harness. Il - erlt bral'd broot macs
"t'1 ~i!r-.aW ned l-cIsrt - Nalcn VIII h.
AiftA Oh Cay oi sale. pf hem IA f,al h.,
h = n an. Also WY nar read mar,
Win tAt reoTi ltasry pei -l-,.s. ot-c II ir,.f
= 'At other IA -, : l>o5 trace
49, on / seal wsS,u wi pie am
: a., iail llug-'oP bulgies " IN p,,. a Al
sLAiis, one Portland slrigu VIII clsniat.,
ne extra pole ai-d yoke ana many oih,r
ming, too IN, -oG> 10 insn..o
OoNDIl IJN>.-A sums o, s5 a,a
1ucer, cs>l4. al over that Ait!olt., =
% - dsH : v IA. = gwen. by tie pur,ttsse,
t.Nlns tat kao.e lote with aa,roy.,i -.
dofs.r II t-resl acted 1 ler cent, on M.
lace for cs =. "H TUE
" II uObIE. SON
W >tliham 4 >ln. Apsfi4,,...,,.
f-ssi an street, Wilmington, b.l ~
feb dc -@Aw,
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IHE '-old Commercial j. dying and
P. ,;y nearly dead.
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PUBIICSA

1O0ILOSATNI A nj
The subscriber about to remo
state, viii sell NJ ubiic sale i9ss no .llfon
OF i. Is. Engle, on the ioad f,n,.' f"u lht "a,
TO Delaware Guy. ono ,n,m ',nm rorFSj
Penn on ''e i'on 4
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY .-n
al ten o clock, u. m, rharo' ,s ss'MH'lfl
Agood work or driving hon., '9"
COZ :, oo1h coming three year. q
oio, one pair OF good wnrs L--N|
huies' % mead OF cattle, ~ Of (TNl
iA9&A them milch COWS. IL
0t&R< ca YES by their Side ,ss ssI a. d
w. sale. the baIance ne ~
-A-A and will com, Il, sfth
anfe en heliers. aud bulls w.. W
Farming Utensils - han Ming
1y new, farm wagons, hofss rs, "a
2ox cart beds, one carriage on" Ha,l
win pole and shafts, nearly ,.,, ''p|
and bells, one grain fan. con Az ,'J
an. now rs, one a kIrby go
pion, one Russei reaper. ono III Va
rake peach ned and springs, one H.. l..
hhii ouhhei MEASURE, Harmon Nsl
ana locks. sarsycuee ploust.
horso plou:hs, one horse tInn.. Il
tiv'tors. one twin harrow. IW "
double trees, forks ana shnvats As'a
and iced ,hesi. H'Nsa|
Haruess.--3 sets wagon HAN,
plough harness, one Sc. do, hia v -
made TO order and nearly new ~ ~,
gle ha, ness, collars, bride. lsit"
lot COW CHAINS. 50 toi goud tluo,'y',
the ton, ten ton of wheat straw ~
nay BY the tsb. lot OF manure. n o.
slurkies, IL Chester County Ana -
red shoals ' m
dairy Flxtures.-S uch as nuk
milk buckets. cream Kettles bn,,a,
er, butter tubs, butter prints AZ.
er, one hand churn. one hor.e cb..ta ~
po~er Household and krchsn
ture and many other arlic "a nn
enumerated. -"
y. Il The above COWS lave bsA,
Ell with great care aad judgmenl ~
worthy the tention OF persona w..
good butter cows.
CONDITION S-All sums N 81
less. ca.h, on all sums over thai ~
credit OF ! months will b. given !,
purchaser giving a bapkable noe ~,
proved indorser, interest addsi a.
cent. on the face for cash.
N, , 7. b. EyGL.
l.. W. stidham a Sea, Auctorr..
+. 4th street, wilmington, bel.
I, ,bl. .li1l,
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cIiEEIFF'S SALE

CHEEIFF'S SALE.
> ry virtue OF suudry writs NJ eN-cu.
ton. TO me directed will be exposed 10
public sale. on the farm lately ownei by
Fvan 6. >tots.nbuIg, situated IN " hIt4
Clay Greek hundred. near the villa e oi
Chfl,iiaua, and on the Dad lvadlug from
stanton q lristihun On
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lHl Il ksTRAL Music

E.-Iu- Aulra. Laa3 Asso.-ls.
~ lion Dos oisrs lev ssocE .3y 49,
L= -rsi pay ,neni may n- made any
i.Ue Apply u . GEOh0 Z 4 MARIs
secretary ard Ir~z.u.eg.
jas ma CtAos ! ship ey st ID s.orr.
JE~t ~th-Pl.OSs FOX TIE CNITET
- :, a e. lCcr pei cen loan receive. 4,
lie flrsg NAI3ucA. S.nk Of W.lnt gtor
a, "a! A-d accrue! Z lere-i
GRO L. ARMSTRONG
fa-ag-T-rn
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-NOi I,k

II h.N4hENu.-A Ilvld-ua Las been de
IL eiAtei 10y tie %Amlugloa \ thlIa-
-rtpuia IGrapihe Company ul u3rty GEMS
4'rr >AArv. PsNaple o. Or ~lisr t4c l5tD
l-.s-. ~ lie y. +. c.+r1el oi Ffuut 4 or.
a. q STREETS. Jp-- TAINAiL.
= D. no Treasurer
Y oItCt.-J. II. Piimr, - Ia l.stf- ill,-
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The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

| am sellinga single pound OF the navies
light ana dark, al wholesale rrices.
MULLlS,
Front Jefferson ~ts
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

CIIY BULL ING AND LOAN AS~O.
" (IAIlUN .-~u slas - Of New Series
>..ck will be ssutd by this pro- u-rou. A..
sociAtion, February II. PsymeLts can D..
made - any lime Nes slovk sAiue>l a.,
/! ear 81 4 per share. !. L. PIkRlE
Secretary,
!eoi Z e9' shipley street nrsi moor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-10

Certainly, you are going" Alice said
1t in her queenlest way. you can't 20
Tomorrow we will put off goinq.''
saturday is my day to clean the
school-room," Ray answered.
"We will clean it. Let's begin this
minute" and off came Queeny's cuffs and
Rates, all the cuffs, in fact. We went to
work, and had such fun scrubbinp and
sweeping. Just imagine Kate and Oueeny
washing the floor. They did it well. too.
"Now, recollect," Queeny said, the last
thing, "every body is to wear her Oldest
dress, and, Ray, would you be kind
enough to bring ard-boiled eggs for your
luncheon2 One apiece for us all round9
Ray looked brig ht all over, and said
yes. 14aaa
Now I think it was just beautiful of
Queeny to think of that. She knew
Little Tinkham couldn't bring frosted
cake and French rolls as the rest of us
did. - -. - -
So she spoke of the eggs. We all re-
membered that Ray had wonderful chick
ems. I am sure the word about old DRESS
es, too, was meant to help her.
The next morning Obed Taintor came
round with his uncovered omnibus and
his two great horses and picked us up.
We went for Ray last. She was stand
ing In front of the old house, beside the
tumble-down gate, with her basket of
eggs In her hand. .#.sa
She looked perfectly happy, and her
dress was so clean and smooth, Kate
whispered to me; 49, :..s;. ,...-
"That dress has been washed and iron.
ed since last night. Just think ofitl'
1t was a clear, warm morning and every
one was in such glow of good spirits.
I think we were all glad that we had
Rachel with us. -. ...
But if it hadn't been for Queeny Ray
would never have gone, and if Ray hadn't
gone the rest of us would never have
come home, and this story-for there is
story-would never have been told.
II iS aicrhf m i1os IN thu ,no,.ko:. al
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-10
,Inventson for Transporting Wheat.
tShakopee Argus.

u MIR. Sly was sitting by table one evening
upon which two children were playing car,
with large spool; and that suggested the
idea to him of carrying grain, coal, ore and
liquids in large rolling cylinders provided
with wheels and frame work. He kept
thinking about it until he went to sleep.
and in the morning made drawings contain
ing all the details of the cylinder car.
Soon after, he made model and applied for
patent, but his papers were burned in the
patent Office fire. A second application was
filed on the I'd of October, 1879, and a pat
ent issued to him on the 18th of November,
1879, No. 221 ,871. !-.S"75 +4fA"@5l
Mr.. Sly claims that wheat can be trans
ported by rail from st. Paul to Now York in
his cylinder cars at less than five cents a
bushel; if this is SO, they will save from
twenty to twenty-five cents bushel freight
on every bushel Of wheat shipped from this
State. zig aJpt. @G'rl 81 pn.s!aesf a#4 ~
It appears reasonable to any person that
you can roll barrel of sugar easier than
you can draw it on small wheels. The
rolling motion of the cylinders creates cen.