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Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
YESTERDAYS NEWS.
ams. HAYDEN's TESTIMONY.
Telling Upep Ib- Witness. sfand
what she HnOws About Mary
AtannaFd.

New HAVEN, December l0.-Mrs.
HAYDEN resumed the witness stand
to-day. She frat saw Mary Stan
uard after her return from Guiliord
on Monday, the day before the murder,
about Q O'Clock. She said her boy,
Willie, did not got along well, got into
mischief, and that she came home foi
the purpose Of leaving him, II possible
and 10 then return to Mr.. Studley's ir
Guillord.
Mrs. Haydtn's youngest child was
three weeks old at tie time oi the iaur'
dor. She went twios 10 Enos Stevens
store, bat did rot find II open. In the
afternoon she came TO borrow arake ior
her father. Mr.. Hayden went to the
barn aud got it, Mary remaining in the
house holding the baby. This was the
first time NJ. Hayden and Mary had
met after her return from GuilfOrd, as
far rs the witness knew.
The next day Mary came to the house
to borrow a pitchfork and went out TO
the barn herself and got IL. Witness
had frequent conversations With Mary
on the topic of religion and Mary had
"expressed a change of heart" On
Tuesday, about 10 o'clock, witness cav
carriage.top q short distance above
the spring and supposed Mr.. Hayden
had come along and stopped to take IN
the children. Mr.. Hayden brought
home a bag Of fuller's earth.
They were mnch troubled with rats,
and lis insisted that arsenic was the
only thing 20 kill them, but she object
ed preferng rats bane. She did NOT
know vixen he same that he had
brought aFsenicsa The first she knew OF
1t she tead in the newspaper
after Mr.. Hayden's arrest. She asked
him and he said he had purchased
some ia Middlstown tbs afternoon OF
the murder. Mr.. Hayden stayed about
the house until 2 O'Clock, when he
started for the wood lot. Before going
he opened some oysters with his knife,
and sh- put the knife on the shelf, say
ing she would want II 10 peel pairs
with. She next saw him In the pStato
patch, where he stayed till 4 p. N. He
stayed in the house uuti the news OF
the homicide came, when he went to
the spot whore the body was
found. She objected to his going be.
fore the Coroner's jury because She did
not want TO stay alone.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Our Trade with Mexico.

A despatch from Mexico dated De-
cember2i says: Peace prevails through
out the Republic. Congress is discuss
ing the Sonora Railroad concession, to
which there is great opposition, based
on fear that such road would preci-
pitate a movement for the annexation
Of Sonora, Sinaloa and Chihuahua, or
incite fllibustering from California.
The riches Of Sierra Moioda are being
rapidly developed, and valuable gold
veins have been discovered. Americans
afs invited to come here with mining
machinery, or to engage in other
business. Large quantities of Ameri.
can goods are arriving here, and the
French merchants, who were rapidly
gaining trade, are very much excited
at the inroads Of the Americans. The
"Traitd'llmon warns Mexicans OF the
danger Of American influences.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
IAcnIettPs.

Mr.. Bareiord tender Of the Third st,
bridge over the Christiana complains OF
local in the "Rspublicap" charging
him with ilupoiiLeness to persons wait
ing to cross. He says it Is true that
passengers wishing to cross have some
times to wait fifteen or twenty minutes
until number of vessels pass both
ways before the draw can be put in
place, but being uncivil or impolite is
something he says he was never guilty
of. A long acquaintance with Mr..
Bareford inclines us to his view of the
case.
Tn little Miss who saw tho lap robe
dropped near Seventh and Shipley
streets on Sunday evening last, and
lodged Information as TO its, where
abouts is now wondering what adver-
tisers mean when they say liberal re-
ward, as she has received nothing yet.
The Supper given by the Ladies of
St. Peters Church in aid Of the st.
Vincent de Paul Society on Thanksgiv
ing evening, netted about $3.50.
Deputy Sheriff Morrison is lying dan.
gerously i'll at his residence in New-Cas-
tie, the rumors Of bis death THIS morn
ing being incorrect.
The stereotvped question in the
street all morning was Have you heard
from the jury YETI"
Ned Leary went over to the Fort this
morning, having Officer Bosterick as an
escort.
The Warren Club is booked for ball
on Friday evening, the 10Th instant.
News Of a local hue il exceedingly
far apart to-day.
The umbrella men wear smiling ooun'
tenances to-day.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
PROM YBsrERLAYs LATE EDITION.
GsK COUNTY COURT.
detention or the Trasn--Aesisn ON
Promissory xote.

Specially Reported for the KHruHLq.s
New CASTLE, Dec. IL.
II being cool and disagreeable on the
outside, the Court room this morning
was aneomtortably crowded. The fact
lot thsfe bsing an unusually larry.
attendance Is an evidence Of the inter.
est which the progress Of the Dueay
Rowe trial has crested among the ont
side population. Tho prifoner was
brought III early, pale and w,asied,
evidently suffering considerable mental
apprehension. The jury was then u,
stairs, and LAD not even sent : counn-
nioation Of any kind 10 the Caurt.
The train due here iroai Wilmington
being late, there wAs rD jury empau-
neiled. The trial list " ~ taken NJ
about 1920. The case Of Georss H
Hollis VS.. Isaac w. Vaudearift. higgins
for plaintiff ana Lore for d.fendrut
This Is the case which WAS tried ut last
session Of this Court, which ended in 3
disagreement on the part Of the jury.
A number OF jurors having come in the
clerk proceeded to impanel Jury.
Mr.. Higgins in opening stated sue
ciDotiy to the court the cause uf action.
II is one Of assumpsit upon two promis-
notes made by Mr.. Vandeerjn 10 the
order Of George Hollis, each for al 600
aud each dated 1877, and one for twelve
mouths and the other for fourteen
months no place being named.
Frank A Vandegrit was the fret
witness who as Mr. Lore said was called
to prove that the notes had been mutt
lated.
Mr.. Higgins objected and called the
attention Of the court TO its exposition
Of rule seven, meaning ot tue statute
page SAT chap. 100 section 8. His Oh
jections were prescribed in this statua-
tory enactment on the ground, first be
cause defendant shall not be allowed Ia
deny his signature on the signing: Sc.
c0nd, the execution Of such Instrument
and third, the existence Of such in.
strnment, unless said defendant shall
ile affidavit to that effect. There
was ne affidavit on ths part Of the de-
fence and hence the objection.
hr. Lore said in reply he didn't think
the meaning Of the law was applicable
to a case Of this kind. Were it SC
could Mr.. V&ndegrif. place his nam
to such an affidavit without being
amruabls to the Law Of this Stata for
perjury : Mr.. Lore further stated
that he studied the case weil SO that
he might make such position tenable,
bat the result was u firm conclusion
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
DIED

GARD@ EIL-On the 9th inst, at Upland
rear Oh ster. Pa John f. Cariwell
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
t.e uDpr.l. on Saturday, tho l3,h instant, at
= %. N. Carriages will meet the noon tram at
tie Chester acIut
CAMPBELL In thjs ely, on the I'm in
s'auI Annie Stout, wiio ul Less9 Campbell,
N tho 24th year + her age.
Ret uvns and lrien1s &re i2ytted to attend
tie iurerai, lrpu the resi- 'ence Of her trpi"er.
Wu. Il. Stout. corner Of Tenth and Clayton
strcett. McD0welvl e,on saturday afternoon,
nt t"o O'Clock. Proceed to Riyervio" cCme'
terry.
In this c.ty,.Ou the llth
Mt, Wi'ligm Washington Mcl4duE min, IN
the twenty iCurtb yeGr ol his aye.
NCiatiye3 and iHenl' me invited 10 attend
NC fuaeral from tue Tcsiddrce # hs parents,
No. Gl9 W. Eighth s.r ct, on Sunday alter
noon, at tW0 O'Clock. Frpazad to the vii
lnin4tun and Srlnay"uc cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
The New NJ. r. Chnren.

The mauagers ofthe acF N. 2. church
have now secured entire control Gf the
old Seventh street varietit, and are
hard at work remodelling tAe ,utsrior
Of thGt edidce. All the old paraynef-
MALTA has been removed and neat pla.-
form and pulpit are being erected. The
arrangements will not be completed in
tins to mold services there on Sunday
next, and services will b0 held In the
Penn Library building at Sixth and.
Penn streets, the same al last Sabbath,
both morning and evening. Quite q
number Of new members have joined
since last Sabbath and the new insti,
t1tton may be said to be ilouri5hiHG.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Poor IIideA.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin" under
dat- of December lO.h, says Very few
of the leading Democrats want to talk
about the Presidential nomination by
their party next year, but those who
are willing TO say anything are quite
emphatic in declaring that Tilden will
have no support whatever in the
National Convention, and that the con-
test will be between men who have not
been mixed up in political intrigues in
the past to obtain the domination. The
sentiment here is running very strong
Iy towards Bayard, except among the
Greenbaok element in the Democratic
ranks, and this is fierce IN danounoipE
his course and predicting that he will
receive no support from the West when
his name is presented to the convention
next year.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Splendid Rain,

II was a splendid rain that fol- this
morning ny to ro0H. Nearly everyone
enjoyed the sight, and vera willing to
foregn little inconvenience even at the
risk Of getting wet if that would be any
indUcement for the rain to keep on tal.
ling in torrents and flooding down the
cutters. Though 1t will do much
good enough has not fallen to saturate
the ground thoroughly, aud although
at this writing, one P. NJ, little indi-
cation Of a let up, it is hoped that there
will be more before ii clears oH.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Confederate Sympathy Aroused.

The action Of the Virginia Readjus-
ters has aroused spirit Of indignation
in Petersburg, Virginia. a dispatch
from that city Of the date Of yesterday
SAYS The action OF tho Virginia Leg
ts!a:are in removing from Office disa-
bled and crippled Confederate sol
diers, to make positions for one white
ard two colored Republicans at the
State Capitol, has occasioned consider
able criticism and comment by the press
and people Of this city. So great isthe
i'll feeling, akin to indignation, that
cards we're to-day displayed in conspic.
nous places Throughout the city, one
Of which reads:
Behold poor Crippled Confederate
soldier, with heavy heart goins home "a
bis helpless family after bsing turned
ont ofa little ollice---hi5 only means Of
support. Oh, Doctors, yon bring shame
on your own race.
Several other cards of similar import
are posted on telegraph poles and other
conap!cuous places.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
,,,car TIME TABLE.
- -, ,lrrf lLflLl.Irll q

T. =
Fnr pbila5Dlpn.a: 2.gl, 100, sac, s,a5, 800
lG.02l8.Soa q. N; 12.l3, i2.s9. 30, 4O0, BAD
90. p.ggp, "a. On sunday, 2 Il ~ H.
H.. 500, $50, q.46 g, ~. ,a
Far New YORK; al, f.00 1907, A. NJ, iE 10
Ia.39 D. "a, Limited Exs rsss, B %, p m'
For Bal.tlnole ana WAsnthst9n! l.ltt A AN
Sss q, H.; lE.t2 y. N. Limits Exp fs@ Y
l.4, ais, i, N, On SandAy' ~ l. "'i'
For 4 I,sitlmoge and Bay Live: TOs p N.
p5r H5lImaro anl way statiqnsi $50 3. H.
par Nrg Csstls: s.i5, q. ~, 10. ESQ ,. IA
For s.aware Il. r.: s.i6 q, IN; lil o'S9 '
A
Fyt tVTmingt0h 5 Northern Il, r.; 90, a
n. a.G5, p. hl.; b.9e, =. III. sEnaey sAgel,
Far Delaware western i. H. I'Ao' i''o'' d. "
6.39.N m.
rRIlrs ARRIVE At WI sINGTor,
Fr ga PAIN 3elul.a: las}, 2,0a, ssD, si0 Z. ~
ig9o I2s2. IJ2, 20, A,29, b.ls, t..e, I ~ 4
s.. u. q 3. ". on Sundays: i1sa, %"i
i6l2 a.;73s, li.l5, y. N. -
Frgr. - ahra'2l5 hS9 9sia, ni', lh.O", - g.
Es y. ID. On Sundays; s.lS, a. H.
IN. Warrington: e.I5, .. m: i209, la.Sf
k.ai, g.a5 p, IL. GA sundays; 2ie 3. n.
Gg$p. III.
+ 5ta New Gestlt. S.iS, lid' "a H.
G4Sp. IA. no sunday trains.
Fyoya Delaware Il. H.; $50 q. m.i il'o'' o"'
F % Nuulagtau n Eurthern X. h! $50
a. "A, ii 40 q. ~. and C.35 p. ",
Fr1H Bsasaro WsGssrH Il, r.: s9V a, ia
aIs, a.GB p. IN. sunday Lain a,29 I. NJ
= la,s rDE w!SHIrTrs LaANs FA!LAp4~
PaIA.
F AGHat ytgget ara Washington aysa,g
f6J, 2.3l, }- -, lIt9 @ H.; i'''' S,VV' @ Nv
Gavs.g ala, n, %, 94s,E.SG =. n.
T.U gllrtv-SeGgua RaI MafSg streets; Lts.
a7. . .. ~; lA1b, L5g SOP, h.S0 p ~
..4 rt-.slve' lrb. 8. u.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
The T.. A. SInytii P0s!.
For the REPUBLICAN.

For tne REPUBLICAN.
MEssRs. ED1ToRs:--In the REruBLlcAN
of yesterday there appeared a commu
nication headed Correction" and sign.
ed "R." Now Msssrs. Editors, 80 fal
as the names of the officers of the r. A.
Smyth Post, e. A. r., are concerned,
have got nothing to say, but as to theil
rank "R." is wrong, as the Department
Commander ranks as General, Post
Commander as Colonel, Senior Vice
Commander as Lieut.. Colonel, and Ju.
nior Vice Commander as Major. Each
Post is organized as regiment, If moi
what do they want with an Adjutant
Quartermaster, Sergt. Major and Quar-.
termaster Sergesnt 7 As the last foul
named are staff officers, what is com
pany doing with them
lS61--VErERAN--1e65.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
/ BtertntBlueut.

The members ofthe NJ. S. r. A. have
prepared another entertaining feast for
their friends on Saturday evening next.
For that occasion the same talent who
were SO enthusiastically received on
Thanksgiving has been secured and in
addition several new faces will appear.
Minstrelsy, in its purity will reign and
an enjoyable tins may be expected.
The admission will be Is and 25 cents
for adults, and children 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
The Alta Il on the Election Laws

a pgndn ut New England Congress
msn, Gu intimate relations Mt the White
House, saia today 81 think the ses b
sion viii not proceed lar before the
Democrats viii renew their attacks on
tie Election laws. They are bound to.
They are too iu!ly committed to It to go
back. 1 have 10 faith at all that they
will let the Subject drop in spite OF
their present professions. Senators
Singleton, Chalmers, Blackburn and
all that clas4 of driving, pushing
Democrats, ar bound to renew the TT
tack ard We vii have to fight them
hard upon il. The Administration
believes this too"
The Blue Booh for 1879 has just been
issued, and in much better shape than
before. The book il now issued IN twO
volumes, the PNt-Olice officials being
given 4 volume 20 themselves.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
UnfOunded.

The rumor that the reception in
Philadelphia next Tuesday would have
to be delayed until U. S. e. came down
to Wilmington and received a shave
from the Preston Bios, No. 2, L. Sixth
street, is denied by these gentlemen,
Although there Is no doubt that about
fifteen minutes manipulation st Their
hands would add greatly to his appear,
anee. At least SO say their numerous
customers.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
hcni kceIt

OgeaFl Ills day q: Z. Il. Wier'5,
1893 Market street, large lot oi fine
Valencia rajs.ls,' . lbs. foa u Cts;
.bs. Sultaua ralsIus, - cents: 3 lbs.
puus5, % cts. best pruDrs, 10 cts. ;
; los. h,.s, 10 ceuts layer gai5tns, 90
cts. per box; Fig Paste, ID cts, worth
. ols. mi&turts, % ct5. per h. cram
berries, i cts. per quart; citron, 2j cts.
per ID. papgg-,uplled almonds, 80 cts.
per 10. imported French mustard, 25
ats perjar; driel apples from 3 to 10
g.s. per ID. e7apoF. ted apples, .lS cts.
yer ib.; dried ps&anS, 9 cts. per iu. /;
5 iDl. lest mins. meat, Is chs. 4 lbs.
apyl4 butter, ~ et.. one gallon eau Of
peaches, 50 cls.; on gallon can apples,
81 Cts; E ID. cad p aoues, - cts; 2
ib. clh hOu.y, ~ '.s. tabl- peaches,
10 cl.. Der can. wSLayo Ryelia! bar.
gains ia doar, coffee, lea and molasses.
iotnato~s, lTc-uia per C&u; Baker 9
corn, Is els. California catsup, quart
bottle, 4J cts. urrants, ga cts. per
ib. ; sour kroG., : c.s, per quart pure
irish DpLce, II cts. per ID, excellent
for weak Iunas; bora& soap, . cents
toilet soap, cts. We have white sugar
at cents ger ib. 7. N. Wier, 1903
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
nugnn's Penalty.

Tho Jury in the Dugan-Rowe murder
case having returned verdict OF guilty
Of MAJ slaughter at HIP this morning,
after having been ont all night, as stat
ed in our special dispatch, it might bf
well 10 state that the statute governing
this case provides that every person
who shall commit the crime Of man
slaughter hall. bs deemed guilty Of 0
felony, and shall be fined no. less than
$40o nor more than $1,000, and shaII
o- Imprisoned not less than one or more
thau five years" There ia little doubt
but that Dusau will receive the ex
treme penalty provided.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
q se pllin nr,,,r. Hntlt.

hrc 2. sdalut% Negstsole LlEer PMS, Su
gar Goa5ed, wtta0ut an eql.!. Tney hoy9r
grlpe Jr s.cKpN IL Operating move the bowels
easy by aesinl directly on the Liver restore
tho lost energies by promoting the heal ny
action o the Liver. In doing this iicdlaehc'
Neuralgia, Pains Ia tae r,Aht Or let side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Cos iyane's.
sick stomach, Weak BIc6, Dizziness, BAD
Feelings tArgueh the bOjy. Aching Limbs,
BnnougBcgs, I.4uaoor, G neral Weakness
Gul other bodily inn-A.tins are cared, They
aIa the only pins Hn0WH that VIII positively
operate without Gripping Stckentnt weak.
ness. or leaving The huSuis c-al,o. Thcr
promote a hra, ny LlgGr and leave the system!
ec from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
SJid by dea'grs and county store aespers.
Ask Tor Dr. S,mm-' rt.l3 aud tsha others.
Principal depot, lpuHa and king, hilAiHg'
ton. Del. Phiinlsl. nia. 9 2 Arch ~
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Lost.

An enyelop con aiming a small sum
of money, and ,e7eral tickets for the
West Presbyteriln church fair, was
lost this morning on JeG-rsou street
near Fourth, or in going from that
point to Sixth and Washington streets.
The finder will be- suitably rewarded
on leayug the sams at SO Shipley
str reet.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Ep,scopn, Cathedral Copsccratcd.

The Episcopal Cathedral Of SITS.
Peter and Paul was couascrated at Chi
cago yesterday morning with the in.
posing ceremonial of the Episcopal
church. Tie church was flied TO It's
utmost capacity, among those present
being many clergylnen from other
cities. Bishop Mclean, Of Chicago,
performed the act of conservation, and
Bishop Doane, Of Albany, preached the
sermon.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
RAILROAD E.ENES.
DHIL8DELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE KhlLRvAp.
NpVYNEER "a lgtg

NOVEMBER iO 1879.
Ttains viii leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
tong, %, SO, iu.a1, l3O 4. M, 23),4O0, 700,
$40 =, II.
phlaaclphil Nxpress) 2 20, o.23 1902 u. m
Phiiafolphia and new York 2 q, 100, 1000
a. ~, l41j, II 50, bi3 =. II.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, SO
n, IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 03p "a.
BalttmD aud Washington, l25l, 2l6, %,
q. N u %, lNi, 5lS p. N.
Tr0ns ;or Delaware Division leave for
rev Castle, g,l5 ., m, Ll0 = 80 p. m,
uaFring on and Intermediate stations, 0.i5
a. nj lie, . 81 p. n.
DamaF aud Intermediate stations, gI5 a,
n liz p, III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia aal Inform date Stations,
3 u a, n 8 % $50 =, m.
PhiadeILl1 and New York, 200 q IA.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.6l, 30 o. N.
For iurthcf information passengers are re-
errei to the time tables posted at the depot
II. f KENN Fly, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Y. NJ. T.. A.

All the arrangements have now been
completed for the bali of the Young
Mems Charity Association at Webster's +
Dancing Academy on New YEARS. Eve,
and those interested must remember
that the managers not only ask them
to aid worthy cause, but also promise
them iirst-olass programme of enjoy.
meut,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
New Castle Woodland sold.

Jonas Keller, Of Smyrna, sold last
week for i F. Baldwin, Of Baltimore,
Md, a tract of woodland, lo4 acres,
located in New Castle county near the
line OF Maryland, TO George Read, o.
Dauphin county, Pa, for $500 cash.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
New Methodist Church

A very neat country church has re-
ceutly been built at Bethesda appoint.
ment near Laurel, GumborO Circuit, and
will be dedicated by Rev. D. G. Ridg-
way, next Sunday, l4th inst, at 10
o o'clock "a. In.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Business Change.

The Cigar store at the corner Of End
and Walnut streets, so long conducted
by Mr.. Lawis Banner, has been sold by
that gentleman to blr. j. Hubert, who
will carry on the same business st the
place, manufacturing his own cigars,
and kesping on hand full line OF
erything connected with that trade.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12

NYDIluE,--in conformity win tns PROV
~ sion OF tho net passed by tho General
Assembly of tho State OF Delaware On the 10Th
lay oi March. A. u. 1876, ! horehy gias no
tiee that IN application was tliei IN the Su-
peliCr Court on the 2lst day Of October, A.
u, 1870 for . Charter 0t Incorporation of.-
Company. called "1'ha-lamss 4 "obb Print
ing and Stationery Company. 10 carry Oh tho
business Of the Manufacture OF honks, prints
and stationery In all it's branches, and that
imit Of the proposed Charter was tled with
the aPplicsttoa, and IL open 10 iuspo ton.
CHAS BFASlUS, ProthpBotary.
New Castle Oct. Il 1873. le.22-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Killed t,y gaIs.

4 colored infant, the child OF Llcin-
da Trusty, OF tCantreviI's, Nd. yves eaten
about the face few days ago by rats
whilst asleep, from the effects of which
It died few days after. The child was
asleep at the time, and its mother was
absent from the house.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
TAlRD EDITl0N.
olECauHEY COURT,

rna AetIau on the ProniAo0nsy
Maize, veraIeA for Iha Siaiaian-
An Action Against tha Railroad
Company for Damages.
sp clal Correspondence ol She B9Rpbl oaa
NEW CASTLE, Dec. lsth, 10.
Evidences in the Hollis-V andesriit
ease was materially shoi.eusd by the
ruling Of the court N favor of The ob
lection raised by Nh Higgins as meu'
ioned IL yestsrdays RsFuBLcAS, Mr.
Lore applied for permission TO Me "l
sfidavit in acrordauee wiz the slAtats
eitsa by the plaintiff.
This the court refused, Pendiog far
the eonsid-ra i0n ef Tie cas2 coart
TOO q recess.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
pIELIE SaE.Es.
DuBLiC SALE

DUBLiC SALE
OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGEEN.
The subscriber will sell nc rub'i9 Sale, st
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, en-
THURSDAY, DEGEM BER IS, 1879.
ThIrty Lancaster County Cows and EgSIyJ
some fat stock. A credit OF % days ~
win bo given No postponement on account
Of weather: Sale to commence al l,30 O'Clock.
n B.--A lot Of York State EI es and Bulls
wiz be offered at Priyate sale on rec. 10.
I28.tl AMOS w. HOUSE.
i. W. Stidham n Son, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
4 snake sold,

Ex Senator Stockley, OF Sussex Co.
recently killed black snake, halfway
down towards the tail Of which was a
large bump. The reptile was cut open
and found to contain a porcelain egg
which it had stolen from nest during
the summer.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
Lost Child.

A lady found little child who had
wandered away from home this morn
ing, at the corner Of Eighth and Orange
streets. She kindly took the child to
the police station.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-12
sEaTEsCED.
Dwe ~ Gels Five YesYa' Imprfsos-
nbent and Brown One Year.

' ~" DfoWu Oue Year.
special Dispatch to the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, Dec, ll-2.O4 p. m.
The colored boy Brown, for the mur.
der Of Samuel Batson, was sentenced
to one year imprisonment and fms Of
four hundred dollars.
Hugh DUgan waa also sentenced
to five years imprisonment and pay
line Of four thousand dollars. lie
wSs ea.lshed and profussly thanked the
court. A.p.r.