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The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

ANTHONY HIGGINS, Esq, assures US
that he had nothing whatever to do with
the Philadelphia roughs, and Deputy U.
s. Marshals, who were brought here some
years ago as repeaters that whatever
was done by these men he had no
knowledge of until after the whole thing
had been exposed; nor was he in any
way "mixed up" with "the Philadelphia
repeaters." We are very much pleased
to be able to say this for Mr.. Higgins,
and to correct any error that we have
made or that may have been in existance
in reference TO this matter. We had no
intention of doing Mr.. Higgins injustice,
since we have always regarded him as
an honorable man. And it gives us a
still higher opinion of him to know that
he was utterly opposed to aud disguised
at what took place at the time We refer
red to in an article in yesterdays
GAZETTE. That there we're Republi-
cans holding Office connected with that
affair has always been charged; but We
feel sure from what we have been told
that Mr.. Higgins was not one of them /;
and that on the contrary he condemned
1t at the time. Our relations with Mr..
Higgins has always been of the kindest
character and we should be very sorry
indeed to allow anything imputing
wrong to him or any other gentleman by
the GAZETTE, TO go unretracted or un-
contradicted. A controversy arose some
years back between two Republican
gentlemen one of whom is deceased
The articles appeared in the city paper.
of both parties. They were written a.
we have stated, by members of the Re
publican party. Each charged the othel
with completely in what they termed dis
reputable political acts. The importa
ton Of these Philadelphia roughs formed
one of the charges, and we may hav'
been misled or gotten Mr.. Higgins name
then very frequently used in converse
tiOn at least, mixed up in the matter
We are glad to make this correction.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
The Hon. Jeremiah Blacks
VieaUS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80, 1879.

Judge Jere. Black tells . reporter here
that he considers the alleged coalition
between Conkling and Kelly to defeat
OF honest government than anything
that has happened within his remem-
braAce. He thinks the treachery Of
Tsmmany Hall is enough to make true
Democrat Course his better angel from
his side and fall to reprobation."
He prefers Hancock to Tilden for
President, but thinks the latter can have
the nomination if he will take 1t.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

G HERlFE'B SALE.
y by virtue Of writ OF AIS. Levari
racias To me directed, will be exposed 70
Public Sale At the
LAFAY ETTE HOTEL, 84i shipley st.,
Kept By Johu J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 1st Day Of October, A. D., 1870,
at2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot of land, and two wo-
stOried frame dwelling houses thereon
erected, situated IN the city OF Whining
ton, Aforesaid, bounded and described as
follsws. 70 wit: Beginning Al the northerly
side OF . A0-feet wide street now known AS
Fifteenth street, laid out parallel with and
at l56 feet southerly from the sOutherly side
OF Fifteenth street now known AS ixteenlh
street At The distance OF two hundred and
forty ieet easteriy from the easterly side OF
ClAymOnt street. thence northerly parallel
with ClaymOnt street 10 feet To u corner,
thence easterly parallel with Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets "a feet 10 corner, thence
southerly parallel 10 the first mentioned
line and ClsymOnt street 10 feet TO the
nOrtheriy side OF the aforesaid ~ feet, wide
street now Fifteenth street, thence westerly y
thereby "a feet to the place OF beginning
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution AS the pro-
perty OF John +. Brainard and Alice b.,
wife. I. ts., and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
sherih's ofbnA. Now Castle, pit, 10th
1879. seplO-3awts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

THE abuse heaped upon the Demo-
cratic party by the Republican is simply
disgraeeful to that paper and to the pee
pie of the city also.
1t charges that there was a "damna-
BILE" plot arranged, whereby 500 illegal
votes were polled by the Democrats.
This is false and malicious. 1t is intend
ed to produce bad and mischievous re-
suits, if not to bring on collision be-
tween the State and Federal authorities
at succeeding elections, such as was pro-
duced some years ago when the Radi-
calls attempted to drive the Democrats
from the polls by armed negro soldiers,
and armed roughs and bullies from
Philadelphia. Their object then was de-
feated by armed militia under Sheriff
Richardson, and by resort to hundreds Of
special police by the county officials.
But it was costly affair and narrow
escape was made Of deadly and dan
gerous conflict. This is what the Re.
publican now proposes to hazard again
for the sake Of few offices. And i,
makes its threats Of what they will do
Now, the Democrats see what is before
them. These threats are not made fol
nothing, and should not go unheeded
Prepare then for the worst. When yol
cannot hold peaceful election an,
assert your rights through the ballot
without being subjected to threats, it
time to look to your own protection
There was never a more peaceful an
orderly election than the last. But no,
the Democrats are threatened with yer
geance because they did not stay at HON
and allow fragmentary faction of r,
publicans and Greenbackers beat the,
at the polls. The Republican had bett,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
WrDNnDAY. OCTOBER ! lszs.

rHs abloody shirt" articles which
have allied the columns of the Repubh-
can for the past year or two are OF the
same character as those written in refer
ence TO the late city election. They are
made up of assertions so false as to ex-
pose their want of truth TO the most
casual reader.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Large Revefase from Spirits.

There has been paid to the federal
government in the city of Peoria during
the month of September, closing to-day,
the enormous sum of 81 ,O81, ,625.41 reve-
nue. taxes on Distilled spirits. This Is
the largest sum ever received by the gov
ernment for internal revenus tax in one
month from single city.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

have held back Its threats. People don't
get scared al trines; and the Democrats
remembering old scores will not be
likely to finch from assault.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

EOR RENT.-Second- story front room
L In 1azette building, &i6 Market street.
Apply al this once.
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EHERIFF'S SALES

ME04Rg-U BALE
- BY ylrtne Of . writ of yenditioni Ex-
ponaa, 70 me directed, will be exposed 10
public eale. at the
HOTEL OF JOHN +. LEWIS,
In the town Of Newark, in White Clay
Greek Hundred. New Castle County, Deis-
TUESDAY, The 18th Day OF OCTOBER.
A. D., 1879. at 2 o'clock, 2: m,
Inc Ioilowlne described Real Estate. VIZ
All that esPt4in farm or tract of land.
situated In Pencader Hundred. New CAS-
tie county end State Of Delaware, bound.
ID on the south by the Turnpike Road
leading from. the village Of 0lasgow 70 the
town Of ElktOn, on the west BY lands Of
william 0rinna9e, Thomas Brown aud
others, on the north by lands OF heirs of
Cantwell Clark, deceased, and on the east
BY lands Of Tease Boulden, containing
about ~ acree Of land. more or less, with
. two story brick dwelling house, frame
barn and lfaaary thereon erected,
Seized and taken In execution ~ the
property Of Robert n. Black, deceased,
(susau I. Black, Adrninistratrix OF Robt.
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
6herirs Omcs, New Castle, september
30th. A D.. ls7v. sep1.Stawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

g HEBHER'D SALE
y ~ virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias,
70 me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
LAFAYETrE HOTEL, Sal Bhipley st.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, De'A-
WEDNESDAY,
The LIST Day Of October, A. d., 1870,
as . O'Clock p m,
The following de- cribed Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or pai icel OF
lAnA, lying and being situated In the city
Of Wilmington. bounded and described es
follows, Wis: Begianing on the northerly
side Of SIKH street al the distance OF 20
ieee from Tho corner formed BY the Inter
section Of the line OF the easteriy side OF
Walnut street, with The line OF the north
on the line OF the easterly side OF an alley
three feet wide leading into Sixth street
and parallel with walnut street 93 feet TO
stake, thence easterly parallel with Sixth
street 80 feet 70 another stake, thence
southerly parallel with Walnut street -
feet n the aforesaid side OF sixth str Ct.
and thence along the same 81 feet 10 the
place OF b. ginning, be the contents thereof
what they may. with two tnree storieu
brick dwellings thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution a. the pro
perty Of Joel ". 0reenman, mortgagor,
and william h. Long, and Sarah 4,
Nulion 1. t., and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Shertd's Once, New Castle, Sept 10.
1879. sepiJ-3tawts.
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MISTAKES CORRECTED.

Oisused withoutan exclamation peiAt
and is always followed by the name Of
a person, or subject invoked. oh !
takes an exclamation point and stands
alone.
Sew, SOW. We sew with needle
and thread. We SOW grain. Both
words are pronounced alike.
Through is applied in the case Of q
single passage. Throughout means in
every part.
Accept Of. "Please accept of this
book" Say, "Please accept this book.
Admit of. "His conduct admits of
no apology" Say, "His conduct admits
no apology"
Both Of. "Giye me both of those
books" Omit Of.
Covered over. s'He covered it over.
Omit over.
Cannot by no means. Say, "CAnnOt
by any means"
Sunk down. Omit down.
Says | to him. Say in all cases
'sSaid / to him."
.Was your Always say, "Wer'
youa"
me-"
If was him. Say, IF I were he.
The two first. 'sThe FIRST two" i
better.
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ne wants Susllee.
SALEM, April sIst, 1879.

sALEA, Aprh Sist, Io1S.
Editor Democrat:
have beenn told by some friends that it
was the intention of my friends At Albany
to take some steps with view Of procuring
my pardon; and in regard to the matter
would state that it Is my personal wish that
nothing Of the kind shall be done, having
such an end in view as the procuring Of par
don in my case. / do not desire it-haVe
never asked it; and being that am abSO-
lutely Innocent of any participation in or
eueH ksso,cIelge Of the crime for which am
suffering to-day, | could not, consistent with
any honor or respect for my manhood, ac-
cept any pardon, unless such pardon was
based upon the fact Of the manifest illeRality
OF my conviction. l have been made the
victim of the malice and hatred of certain
parties in Washington Territory, and had no
chance to defend myself at my trial have
recently sent to the Governsr statement Of
the case along with the evideHce and other
documents that viii throw soma light on the
case, and if my friends are desirOus of aid
ing me, they can do 50 by uniting m Istter
to His ExceIlency Gov. Thayer, asking him
10 investigate the case-nothing more l
court the fullest investigation, and the deep
er the case is looked into the palmer viii the
fact appear that / have been most foully
wronged. WM. II. SEwEaL
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uSavIssrEVENEss.
WV. C. BAIRD.

The man wh0 wants to know about
things. We all have seen him. Have
all "bsen there" as they say in the
beautiful West. A dear SON of New
England having piled . new conner in
the mining region Of Nevada with ev-
cry conceivable question Is to why he
had visited the gold region, his hopes,
means, prospects, etc, finally asked if
he had family.
"Yes, sir" was the reply, 81 have q
wife and six childreA, and / never saw
one Of thsm."
Then there was . brief silence, after
which the bore esmmenced:
"Was ysu ever blind, sirf'
"No, sir"
"Did yeu marry widow"
"NO, sir"
Another pause.
''Did understand you to say that
you had wife and six children living
in New York, aAd had never seen one
of thsmq"
"Fact."
Chow can that be e
"Why," was the reply, enc Of them
was born after I left P'-EditOr's DrnsO
/ or, IN HasPsr,s Magazine for april.
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chareh DIrse.sry.


U. 2. CnUacH = -Preachingeyery Sabbath,
ct ii A. n, and r. N. by Rev. s.. q. r.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. n.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EVAH0ELIcAL CHURcH.-Preaching on Sab.
bath ct ii A. NJ, and 7 r. M Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. Bowersox, pastor.
CALVARY cnUEcn. Services every Sab.
bath ct ii 4. n. and r. N. Sabbath
School st 2:3O. Prayer meeting every
Ihursday evening Of each week. w. Il.
Floyd, pastor.
n z. CHrEcn, SoUrH. Services every
Sabbath ct st. Paul's NJ 4. Church, South.
At II 80 A. n. and r. a Sabbath School
ct 10. Prayer meeting every FRIDAY
evening. P. A. Meses, pastor.
~ z. CHvRcn. every Sabbath
ct IL \. n. and p. NJ Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at 2:30 ?. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. VIII commence a protraetsd
meeting ct the close Of the week OF prayer in
January. J. Y. De Wore, pastor.
81. PETKRs EPIscoPAL CHURCH. Divine SER
vice u held in the Church every Sunday ~
II A. \. Sunday School at go P. NJ. r..
l. Stevens, pastor.
BAPTTr CHURcIf. Services every Sabbath
81 ii 4. y. and p. n. Sabbath School at
IL Prayer meetings every Thursday even
ing. w. J. Crawford, pastor
EPIscoPAL CHCKcB. services will
be held at st. Peters Church next Sunday
evening, Oct. 18th at 7:3O O'Clock. Rob.
L Stevens, pastor.
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In our rambles about the city this week we
came to the conclusion that about the only
real live, business like place inside Of our
city limits now Is at Allen, Robinson & Co. s
saw mill From fifteen to eighteen hands
have regular employment at this establish.
msnt. and the mill turns out daily an aver
age Of II, 900 feet of beautiful lumber. Al
though this company already has over 1900,
600 feet Of legs in their boom at the mouth
Of the CAlApooia, they have large gang Of
men at work putting more into that river
away up at its hsadwaters in the mountains,
which will be run down next spring.
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1t costs more TO get lumber 70 Albany by
the way Of the Santiam Canal than il does TO
haul It.
Mosquitoes commence 10 be interesting.
Lebanon has got second joaquin Miller.
One Of his latest productions starts as fol-
lows:
fair haired maid Of Lebanon
Went out upon frolie,
And drank 20 much of ginger beer
She took the bilious collie.
She wespod and waIissI, and s,ralghtway saisd
Unto doctors slsep.
And there she got an antidots
For bottled ringer pop.
He went 70 see her one night. and It got
30 late the family invited him to stay until
the next day. The girl gave him two or
three loving giances, and he concluded he
would. Some time during the small hours
Of the morning he arose from his downy
couch. and, stepping to the door, gazed out
upon the night. Twas nice night, too, the
moon about half way up, and the sky clear
~ . belL lie thought Of the girl, and felt
inspired. Darling of my heart" he mur-
INJURED softly to himself He had just got so
far when he was discovered by the house
dog. which, not being accustomed to such
midnight PerAmbnlAtoins, promptly went for
him. In his agitation he managed some way
TO get on top Of one of the gate posts in front
Of the house, when the old man, who had
been awakened by the upro2r, appeared on
the scene with double barreIled shotgun.
He took in the situation at = glance, but not
liking him much he concluded to have sors
fun. Sarah jams, he called to the girl
''como down and see the animal l have
treod on the gate post" She came. and wa,
greeted with the narrowing spectacle Of .
baahfui young man trying to make one shirt
do duty for . full suit of clothes. She
screamed and fed, whilst the old gent passed
eur hero up his clothes on pitch-fork, and
got the deg quisted. He hasn't been to SCI
that girl since.
Frank Moist was seen the other day driv
ing int town at furious rate, and after tax
ing doctor aboard he lit out about the sam,
way. Subsequently we learn he was th'
father of 6ne boy. ats nice to be
father. HEcLA
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To Oa4l FeIlows.

Hall of Albany Lodge. No. 4. L0.0.F.
Albany, April 18th, 1879
To all Lodges subordinate to tie Grand Lodge
oil o. o. F. Of Oregon:
You are hereby informed that the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of Oregon win dedi-
cate the Odd Fellows Temple in this city.
on Thursday. May 22d, 1879. at o'clock P.
n, and we hereby extend = cordial invita-
tion to all Odd Fellows in good standing to
be present and assist in the dedication. Ar
rangements have been made with the o. &
c. r. Z. Co. so that all who wish 70 attend
can have half fare rates on their road, and
the tickets win be good from the 18th TO the
oath. On the evening the 22d grand ball
viii be given.
Pubhshed'by order of the Lodge.
Ed. r. NJ. CARTER,
Recording Secretary.
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foriginai1
NATURE.
~ Niss Az. c.


o, nature inesbsustabls,fthy beauties are untold
As Day by day doth pass away new wonders wesbe-
Thy ways are ever pisasant. thou hast aiw.ss
someting grand and 'osn majestic 70 present itself
70 view.
We watch the Iuminous heavens the numberless plan
Just = nature has designed them, shedding forth
A. eve when nights dark. mantle casts a gloom ore
The s1iSInT evening star peeps forth above the Od
Down In the briny oceans depth, beneath is silver
Rs.t many thousani curious things for nature to dis
The coral groves, Of beauty rare wrought By ma
Where viii you ind seuiptors work As beautiful and
grzDdg
The gentle dews that fall 1t night; the sunbsaHs
The shrubs and trees and grasses and flowers bright
Tbs tiny brooks and riyuIst, as they leap and dance
Are al tiss wOsks of nature, and beautiful % me.
Nature. IKE the deep blue ossauss depths We DO not
While ssns work /, psreesasIs. and aeesing in It's
Her wsTs formed by system in their harnOuizing
while mans work is but the reflex oG an ever busy
brain.
Jefns1ism once the powerful TeiEHing etyof ts and,
Was not bIt up By nature, but the work q human
hands.
Thus Is sIoTy shortly faded quickly passed iss JOY
and mirtb,
And those granite vain and towers soon were erum-
bicd % the earth.
Mans work r. like the lily fzr-it viii fade aNAy
White natures work Is prominent and kB0W sth no de-
cay.
Mans works soon are ended-they fold his hands he's
laid beneath the sod
While uziures work goes and On, supported By its
God.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
sherif,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
I'D foreclosure in the Circuit Court OF the
state Of Oregon, for the County Of Linn,
and an execution issued in pursuance
thereof on the 22nd day of April, 1879, to
me directed and delivered, In favor Of
John w. Moore, Plaintiff. and against B.
T. Lollis and Mary Lollis, his wife, De-
PENDANTS, for the sum Of five thousand six
hundred and ten dollars and sixty.fve
cents. and the further sum of thirty y-0ne
and 95-l00 dollars, costs, have levied
upon the mortgaged premises described in
said decree as follows. to-wit: The south
one half OF the northeast quarter Of sec
ton eighteen, and the north one-half Of
the southeast quarter OF section eighteen,
in Township twelve South Of Range two
West. Willamette Meridian, in Linn coun-
ty, Oregon, and on
Saturday, the S1st day Of Nay, 1879,
at the Court House door in the city Of Al.
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour OF
1 O'Clock P. NJ, I will sell the hereinbefore
described real property at public auction
for cash in hand, to the highest bidder, to
satisfy said writ of execution, with accru.
ing costs.
Dated this 25th day Of April, 1879.
I. G. DICKEY.
3sw4 Sheriff of Linn Co., Oregon.
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The sun shines on the flower bed
And on the monntAin,s brow
II you have overooats 70 shsd,
Prepare 10 shed thoin now.


The sun shines on the flower bed
And ON the monntAins brow
II you have overooats 70 shed,
Prepare 10 shed thom now.
Full soon on the powerful meadow
1hs lainbkin viii gnnbol and plAyi
Full soon IN the alales Of the orchard,
Tho blossoms will fall ia . spray
Full soon In the donIclle serubblag,
Tho girl will wax angry and aAint:
Pull soon We shall zee on plaeArd.
Look cut for She palnt.
BaFcnely by ths woodland brook
The vlolets are blowing,
Aud brightly on the breezy mSAdS
The bu.tsruups are glowing.
Above the trees right msrriiy
The happy robin passes.
The while the maiden, tall and pals.
Takes sulphur and meiassss
To purify her blood.
Tho biueblrd sings In the dslis.
IL annual lsss repeating.
The rosebud burStward sNolIs
The blusbird sings Ia the dsIls.
While the average husband ystls
As he thinks of the carpet kastins.
Ths blusbird sings Ia the dslis.
iIs annual lave repeating.
This Ii about the time
When robins In the grove pips,
And tho pArAgrsphsr tslss
To write about she sgoysplps,
sosnsthing whIsh has not AirSsdy bess
written
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Ct OF tAt L0uge-
Ed. R. NJ. CARTER,
Recording Secretary.

As the picnic season is now upon Us, we
respectfully invite ysur attention to the fact
that we have large and well selected stock
of confectionery, nuts and cigars on hand.
which We will furnish at bedrock prices to
parties wishing to run stands at picnics, ex-
eurSions, &C. Please call and examine our
stock before purchasing your outfits.
HOFFMAN & DAVIS.
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4 Good Oner.

Twelve dollars worth of music for 70
cents! How does that sound? D. w. Prem
tics & Co., at Portland, have commenced the
publication of monthly journal, devoted to
music, for which they charge only % cents
per annuna, each volume of which viii con-
tain one dollars worth of new and choice
vocal and instrumental music. Send for a
sample copy.
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Lower Prices Than Ever.

Fred Dunning wants us to announce to our
readers that for the next sixty days he viii
sell furniture at lower prices than ever. This
IS no advertising scheme simply; he means
business, and you will find it SO if you call
around and price his stock.
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HAMBURG FIGS The Universal carthartic.
A seautlful Paper for Roys aud Girls.

The April number of the Americaa Young
FOlks. published at Topeka, Kansas, comes
TO US full of the very best reading matter for
cur boys and girls. 1t is a paper parents
need not hesitate to place in the hands of
children. 1t is finely illustrated and COM
hines all the requisites for afrst-class youths
paper. The publisher offers to send sam
pie copy free for examination. 1t is sent one
year for so cents. No cheap hnmbug premi-
ums are offered to secure subscribers, but the
best paper for the least money is given.
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Flne Lumber for sale.

Ike Conn has made arrangements with
S. Nickerson to do all his planning. and
large stock of flooring. rustic. furnishing
lumber, etc., viii DO kept on hand at the
plAner in Lebanon. Flooring and rustic wiz
be sold at $50 and Sol per thousand, and
other lumber in proportion. Our readers
viii remember that the lumber from ConR's
mill cannot be excelled anywhere.
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Two sscond hand hacks. one Shutter
and the other platform spring, both are al
most as good as new; for sale cheap, One
win be sold for cash and the other on time.
Call at this Office if you want bargain.