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The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

THE New York Sun has received the
oficial returns from 80 of the 60 couu-
aes in the State. A close comparison
between these and the unofficial returns
from the other 10 counties indicates that
Mr.. Hoskins, Republican candidate for
lieutenant g.vernor, has defeated Mr.
Clarkson n. Potter by about l, 100 ma
jority that Mr.. Carr, Republican .canii-
date tor secretary Of state, is elected by
nearly the same majority; that Mr.
Wadsworth, Republican candidate fol
comptroller, will have an increased ma
jority over that Of Mr.. Hoskins and tha
Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Wendell (Reps,) al,
also elected as attorney general an,
treasurer. The majority for Horati
Seymour, Jr., Dem.), candidate for en-
gipeer and surveyor, will be towar
10000. Mr. John Kelly's vote is IN
creased over previous estimates and wi
reach $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

1
L Sealed proposals will be received In
the box in the Council Chamber. until
Thursday, Nov. Is, att o'clock, for furnish
ing the city with one thousand feet (more
or less o. curb stone. said stone u be
not less than five feet In lelgih, twenty
two inches In depth and Ave inches In
thickness, to be OF uniform width and
thickness.
Also one thousand feet (more or less) OF
flag stone, said stone TO be not less Than
three feet IL length, sixteen Inches In
width and four inches in thickness. TO be
of uniform width and thick ness.
Also, one thousand feet, more or less) oi
gutter stone said stone 10 be not less than
eighteen inches In length. ten inches In
width and three Inches IN thickness, 10 be
of uniform width and thick ess.
Also. tive hundred perches (more or less
OF paving stone of uni iorm size and OF
good quality. security Ia the .um OF one
hu dred dollars, viii be required for the
good faith OF the bid. The Committee re
serve the right To reject any or all bids
| Blank proposals will he furnished Mt the
Office OF the CLERK OF The city Council
All bids must be properly sealed and ad
dressed to WM. MCMENAMIN
| novl0-it. Chairman OF Street Com.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
From the New York Herald to-day.
Thomas +. BdN0Td.

Public attention Ii turned toward Sen
ator Bsyard within the last week or two,
not in consequence Of his return from
Europe, nor because bis neighbors In
Wilmir Rton, without distinction Of par
ty, have united in givine him CORDIAL
ana admiripg welcome, but because no
il the only democratic statesman OF dis
tncIion and experience " no has escaped
unharmed FROM recent conflicts. The
history of the present year is strewed
with political wrecks, and IL 30 happens
that MIR. Bayard is the only democrat IN
puhlic life who has lost nothing IN repu-
tation or political standing. While SO
many of b $ compeers have been driven
ashore aud stranded in the stress OF po-'
htical weather, Mf. Bayard Is still afioat
In the rough waters, with his sails spread
ami filed with favoring gales. In plain
language he has gone through the trying
events of the last year without any loss
Of reputation.
IL is therefore natural that the atten-
tion both of bis political party ana MS
political opponents should just now be
strongly directed toward Senator Bavard
~ a probable candidate for the Presl-
deucy His return from Europe and the
welcome given him by his ueighbOrs
merely furnish an occasion for EXPRESS
ing what was already moving in the gen
eral public unnd He would have been
equally honufed by his neighbors IL the
political situation had not 40 materially
changed during his brief absence. his
welcome being only personal tribute TO
lis virtues by those who have known
him best and longest. He was born in
" ilmiDgton and has passed all his life
there, with the exception OF year or
two in early manhood when he practised
his profession in Philadelphia His
father was also born IN Wilmington, and
both his father and his grandfather, az
we'll as one of his nncIes, were Senators
in Congress from Delaware. A gentle
man with so honored lineage, and who
posse sses every quality fitted to inspire
esteem and regard in private life, does
not need the gl,mour OF rising political
distinction to secure him a warm wei
come from his fellow townsmen, and the
fact that IL was given without distinction
of party aitests its genuineness. 1t Is
not the good will of his neighhors that
causes him to be talked of for the Presi-
deney but the fact that he is likely TO
be a candida has caused the particulars
If the welcome TO be widely published
., the press. That citizen stands 80
high IN he esteem ofthose among whom
he has always lived IL fact which de
serves to be considered In judging Of his
fitness for a great public trust.
| But, after all, the claims of Senator
| Bayari TO the democratic nom nation
| must rest upon his record as "A statesman.
H. Is the general verdict of the country
that he has exhibited greater steadln mess
of principle, more positive COT ivictions
and more courageous avOwal OF them,
a beartier scorn Of trimming expedi-
encies and stric cer political Oh astity than
any other eminent man of his party.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
EHERIFT'S SALES


CHERIFF'A SALE.
- By virtue of writ Of Ala. Vend1Noni
Exponas, tn me directed, viii - exposed
10 Public Sale, at the
QILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield, in the sity OF
New Castle, In New Castle Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware.
ON THURSDAY,
The 18th Day OF November, A. d.. 1917.
at O'Clock. p. M. the following described
Real Estate. Wis:
All that certain plantation and tract Of
land Situate, lying and being In the city OF
New Castle, county OF New Castle, and
State OF Delaware, bounded ON the north
east by lands late Of Thomas Speak man,
now ofJames NJ. Hurst andSarah Russell,
on the southeast by the river DE lawaIe,un
the southwest by lands late OF VIM. Booth
now OF Maria Booth aud II. j. B,Dth, and
on the west and northwest by the State
road leading from the city OF New Caste
to the city Of Wilmington, containing lB)
acres Of and and marsh with large two
and half storlsd stone house, large brick
barn, small brick house, and other out
buildings thereon erected.
Also, Aii the undivided moiety, or half-
part OF that certain lot or piece Of iand sit
ual ed In the city OF New Cast Q, on the
south side OF Delaware street and on the
easterly side OF Pear street, where the
same intersects, bounded by lands OF Tnos
Booth. Pearl street aud delaware street,
with large two and haf story stone
p pastered houae and outbuildinys. with u
brick stable thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of James Rogers, ard ~ be 30 d
BY
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sheriff Onios New Castle. October I'D,
A D.. 1879. oci Is stawts
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

The bitter hostility of the Republican
to any Democrat is well portrayed in
the venomous spite it exhibits towards
Senator Bayard, because some gentle
men of the Republican party have
openly shown their preference for him as
a Delawarean for President of the
United States. There should be bounds
to all criticism. But when the Repubii-
can goes so far as to attempt to make its
readers believe that there were no
houses decorated and illuminated on
the occasion of Senator Bayard's recep-
ton but saloons and taverns, it shows
such want of respect for our people
and those who participated in the non
partisan movement that is disgra ceful tC
it as a journal. To conceal portion
of the truth and thus give false color
ing is simply to adorn lie and send i
forth with malace and guilty intent.
paper that will do this for no other pur
pose than to try to deceive those abroac
would not hesitate when occasion offer
to manufacture lies from the who'll
cloth to serve its purposes, as in the cas-
of the charge that there were from sil
to seven hundred illegal Democrat
votes pollod in this city at the late elec
tion. We ask the people in the State tt
note this fact. OF all the Philadelphia
New York and Baltimore papers repre-
sented here on Tuesday night, not on
Oh them attempts to decry, misrepresel
and disparage the splendid receptlo
gwen to Senator Bayard but the RepuI
acdn, OF this city, and it terms the IN
brilliant and successful affair of this kin
that mas ever taken place in our city
"hzzle," and tries to make those nc
present believe none but "saloons'' wei
decorated or Illuminated. "Gsase wipe
you gnaw at \ flls."
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

1T WILL be seen from an extract from
the Richmond Wing, published else
where, that the Northern brokers have
had their negro agents in Virginia with
money attempting to buy votes in order
10 fasten a debt upon the labor of the
people-upon unborn children whose
parents not only never sanctioned such
debts, but were disfranchised and ren-
dered helpless to prevent their State
from being run into bonded debt. God
help the people when northern capita
is permitted to hire agents in the shape
of preachers to 60 into the meeting
houses and mislead the poor and ignor-
ant negro to vote TO tax his poor neigh
Dor and mortgage the land to foreigr
bondholders-and thus tax the child ye
In its mothers womb for money squan
dered and debts contracted from whicl
1t could have derived no benefit.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
The Conditions of Pardon.

Philadelphia tress.
Snator Bayard saws the present course
aud the pre-. ent feeling OF Republicans
toward the South is calculated TO make
)i I aspcond Ireland. He would have
The Republicans of the North forget that
heir party IN the South, having ma
jority OF the voters in it, has been foici-
bly disrup ed, disbanded and destroyed
II most OF Z Sat by fraui and ruf.
auism. Because we r. sent this outrage
Republicans are alleged to be at fault
Pray, what magic has transformed The
! criminals who have cone this iniquitOu-
deed into men worthy of respect? Let
| the bio d-stains wear of before askin.
the Moth TO pardon or forget what is
common or me against tie country.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
IIKlllsOA IS

DkOPOs AIS.
l sealed proposals will be received in
the box IN the Council Chamber, until
Thursday, Nov. Is. lS7s, at 7 o'clock, for
furnishing stone Tor the breaker, In such
quantities a- may be required from time
10 time by the city foraterm OF five years.
said stone to be furnished by the perch,
measured in tne quarry. Security In the
sum nofuncnundredd Il llarswill toe required
for the good fai h OF the bid. The COM
mittse reserve the right to reject any or
all bids Bla ,k'proposals wi be Furnish
ed at the Office OF tn- clerk OF the city
Council. All bids must he properly sealed
and addressed to
WIN. MCMENNAMIN,
noyl0-4t. ChsiImAn OF street Com.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

IT SEEMS pretty close when two can
didates for an Office run within few
hundred votes Of each other in a total
poll aggregating three-quarters of a mil
lion, as in the case with several OF the
men voted for in New York State last
week. The Empire State has had close
elections before, however. The most
exciting contest for the Governorship
was in 1850, when Washington Hunt
ran against Horatio Seymour, and it re-
quired nearly week to decide that
Hunt had been successful by about 25C
majority. Four years later there was
another contest almost as close, when
Myron II. Clark was elected by aplu-
rality of 260 over Seymour.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

THE Baltimore Gazette says Among
the United States Senators outspoKeh
for the nomination Of Bayard, as his
friends assert, are Whyte and Groome
of Maryland Withers, Of Virginia
Ransom and Vance, of North Carolina /;
Hampton and Butler, Of South Carolina
Hill and Gordon, of Georgia; Bailey
and Harris, of Tennessee, and Jones'
of Florida. Senator Beck, OF Kentucky,
strenuously opposes Bayard and wants
Horatio Seymour or Hancock.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Where ThcU 1Qree.

Baltimore Gazette.
Mr.. Bayard has seen many lands dur
ing the past four months but he comes
back sghing for the pure ar and fra
grant prospei ity of his native land.
There is no bird like the AMERICAN eagle
and no pc pie SO hal py as the down
trod len citizens of the United States
Iu these part culars Mr.. Bayald and
| Gen. Grant agree.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
PROPOSALS.. 4
rEALED PROPOSALS. will he rece,v

- ed at the office of the Clerk OF city
Council up 10 "a quarter before O'Clock on
Thursday evening. l3th Inst. for the nll.
ing in of DUPONT street. commencing AT
Delaware avenue and exieudlng south
about one hundred feet. The amount OF
material necessar, for said filling Is about
II hundred yards. Bidders will please
propose to remove the material from the
bed OF Clayton street, south OF Delaware
avenue. or fom Giipin avenue west Of
Scott street. A bond OF one hundred dol
lars must accompany each bid for the
good faith OF the same. Work To be done
under the supervision OF the street Com
missioner. Blanks Will be furnished by
the Clerk Of Council. BY order OF ths
Committee on Opening y reefs.
JAMES McGLINCHEY,
| novl0-4t. Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
TUURsDAY. NOVEMBER Is 1879

SENATOR BAYABD is not one oil MT.
Tilden's detractors, nor can he read the
rude references made to that eminent
man without feeling of contempt Tor
their authors. Should Mr.. Ba!ard re-
ceiye the nomination of the Democratic
National Convention Mr.. Tilden would
most likely be his strongest supporter
md warmest friend.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Not Founded Jy State Lines

Senator Bayards reception at the
hands OF his neighbors of Wilmington
last night was cordial And soul Stirring
Mr.. Bayard declared that his creates t
ambluon was TO obtain and hold the up-
varying Confidence of the citizens of
Delaware. Mr.. Bayard should remem-
Der that Delaware is small State and
whatever his ambltIon may have been
the public confidence which he enjoys is
Certainly OF bounJel by State lines.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

Principal Payable October 1, 1917,
at the agency of the Company in the city
of New York. Interest payable April land
Oct. AT the same pace.
These bonds are secured by "A first mort
gage on the road, equipment, property and
franchises Of the company. limited TO sl2
HN per mile, and convertible into stock at
the option OF the holder.
sl,3U,VW cash, equal TO more than one
hall the toiHi cost of the road has already
been expended in construction and equip
ment. A large portion of the road is now
| in operation and the balance VIII be COM
plelcd within six months.
Copies of the mortgage NAV be examined
| and full Information mad at lhe office OF
| the undersigned, by whom the above bonds
are offered Tor sa Z at OJand accrued inter
| est, the right being reserved to advance
| the price without notice.
AMERMAN d BURWELL, Bankers,
| novI dim. No. 10 Broad Steeet N. Y
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Aldine Men in Dela,care.

Col. James McCarter and Rev. Is. +.
Jackson. editors and managers of the
Aldine publishing and engraving com
pany, are now IN Smyrna, looking up
material for the history ahd biography
Of Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
TO RONnMOLDEMn.-

~ virtue Of an act oi tue otnerai Ass. IN :
bly,, passed at Dover, February -, 1877, l
hereby give notice TO holders of Delaware
stale Bonds that shall attend Al the
Philadelphia National Bank. In the city
OF Philadelphia, during the business
hours ofthat bank. ON the three fret secu :
lar days OF January, lss0, prepared To re-
deem and pay on all the bonds from No.
278 to 3lO, both inclusive, of the denumi.
nation OF one thousand dollars each, Of
the issue OF the Bonds of the STATE of
Delaware. under date Of January lst, 1906
aud that from and after the said first day
of January, lssD, the interest on said
bonds will cease.
ROBERT ]. REYNOLDS,
State Treasurer.
Office OF State Treasurer, Dover, Deia
Lit IA laI X.llu
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

CMERIFf'B hALE.
y By virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sals.at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
No. sH Shipley street. kept by John ].
lloughsrty, In the CITY OF wilmington,
Now Castle County. Delaware, on
SATURDAY. the 22d day Of N ovembsr.l .ls79
At o'clock p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certai n lot or piece OF land with
athreestory brick dwelling house thereon
erected In the city Of Wilmington aiore-
said, and bounded and described ~ iol
lows, to wit: Beginning at point on the
westerly side OF Tatnall street. between
Second anu Third streets. at the distance
oI Us ieet inches from the northeriy side
OF Second street, thence westerly parallel
with second street 10y feet To n stake.
thence soutnerly parallel with Tatnall
street 20 feet D inches TO another stake,
thence easteriy parallel with Second
street 81 feet to "A corner. thence southeriy
with TatDall street 10 feet Inches to n
stake, thence easterly parallel with second
street JS feet TO the aforesaid side OF Tat.
nall street and thence along the same
northerly 81 feet to the place OF beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Book W., vol. =. page Al, 80.
Seized aud taken In execution as the
and to be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sher m
sherifs Office, New Castle. OctoDer 20,
1879. nov3 eodts.
SHERIFFs SALE.
, By virtue of n writ OF Levarl Facias
TO me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
| In the town OF Delaware CITY, In Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
| ON SATURDAY, the 18TH day OF Novem-
ber. A. D., 1879 at id o'clock, a. m,
| The following described real estate, viz:
| All that certain lot or piece OF ground,
situate lying and being In Red Lion hun
| dfed, New Castle county, aud State OF
| Delaware, at the intersection OF the road
| ieading from Delaware city to Burchard \
| Corner, with the road from Delaware city
| To Port Penn, running thence along the
| southwestern side OF the said Port Penn
road south % degrees. east 2sj feet to John
| Millers lot, thence by his line south u.
| degrees, west 100 Ieet To IA l0.feet wiue al
| ley thence by the northern side Of said
| alley ls5 3-i feet TO the said road lead np
from Burchard's Corner, thence by sait
road 10 feet to the place OF beginnf <
| bounded ENTHUSIASTICALLY by the saidPor
| Penn road south W est wardiy by grounds q
John Miller suut h hwestwardiy by sand al
ley, and wesiwardly by the hnid road /
Burchard's Corner, be the same what
may, with five houses thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as tn
property OF Shadrack Boyer and Ann
Maria, his wife, and I. t., 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, October 3
A. D.. 1879. oct3l-3tawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
NOTICES.
OFFICE TO REAL EArATE OWN-

NJ OTlCE To REAL ESTATE OWN
IN ERS Those who sell or transfer
Real Estate, aud do not wish to pay the
tax of lssO will oblige the undersigned by
leaving "A notice thereof at our ONCE, that
we may assess 1t to The proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
City Assessors.
Office, No. 10 f. Sixth street, between
Market and KING. Hours. sa. III. TO ~ M,
2 To and to 3 D. m. novs-7t.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

SELECT SCHOOL.
~ Miss AahAfy's select school ft,r ci,dl.
area win reopen on Sept. lst, on Ieth street
AstwssA Market and ehiplsy' sn. a2o-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
CURE Yourself!

DR. Bohannan's vegetable Curative" IL warranted 10
permanently cure all forms Of rrheRor ssmup
Weakness G-nerai Debility, impoeney, etc. and restores
Lost Power and brngs back the "Youthful vigor Of
those VINO have destroyed 1t by or evi
pracses, In from two 10 seven weeks TIM. This RENE
dy, which has been used by DIR. nonannan In his pri
yae practice for thirty years. never know IA
fail curing sven the WORST CAsks II gives and
lmpasenergy with wonderful effect to those middle aged
stns properties are felt At once Young men suiiern,
nom the consequences OF that dendfuliy drsrctiy,
habit o. sef-Ahuse can this medicine with the ass,r
,nce OF speedy and PERMANENT cure. The pstien
ains strength and elascity Of spirits at once as nct
directly on the parts affected soothing and hcan
lone anu sn9dyne to the relaxed seminal ye.!cie
and irrated duets. impartisg power and tone ard re
orng them 70 their natural state the same as If the
eanefll habit had never been indulged In The nRIs-
uiens are simple production of nature-berks roots
herb. se, and area specific for the above diseases
s6Price Five Dollars, sent with full directions -tc
10 any address. For sale only at Dr c A Bohanusn's
o.hce, No. ~ North ffh street between Washington
avenue and Grre st., st. Louis, Mo Estabshed in IxH
1r-nr s"Treatiss oa special Disea.rs which give,
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fftE TO any Gddress upon recent Of one stamn
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
0CICE T0 WATER RENrERH

Office OF State Treasurer. Dover. Dela
ware, November LIST, 1879. nvl d3taw2in
, 1879-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.


PORTLAND Il troubled with incendlary
fires.
BLANE's chanehes for the presidential
nomination are improving.
Ajax II. stephens Is quoted by the tele-
graph as preferring Grant TO Tilden.
TBE Republicans have an even 100 ma
jority In the new Legislature Of Iowa.
TnK Herald. OF Albany, Oregon, Is
blOssoming into a spicy, illustrated sheet.
TIE production Of pig iron In Cleve-
.aud. Ohio, has increased from 81, 600 tous
per mouth 10 l6AOOo.
Attorney General Depns, has sent
message to congress In which he say s,ihat
he wants 100000 to pay the U. S. mar
shals.
THE Real Estate Review" an sdver-
tising sheet, published by Messrs. Clark 4
Upton. OF Portland, is among eur ex-
changes. ...
Wong Fcok. n Chinaman Of Portland.
hiss been found guilty Of she murder OF q
Chinawoman In that city. and sentenced
TO be hanged January 20 1850.
The well.known steamship Great East
ern. which has been laid up for long
time. has been put in order for the co,l-
yeyance of liwn cattle from foreign ports
to the United States.
The war Of the Post-offlce department
on lottery dealers continues. The Post
master-G General has instructed Postmasters
to refuse TO deliver mail matter to certain
men known to be eng gaged la the lottery
business.
The Jeannette, it is feared by Captain
Hickmott, late of the Mercury, may be
frozen up In the pack ice of the Arctic. II
this be so. he thinks there is little hope
that the vessel will ever get out, though
the crew may reach place OF safety.
A general order was issued by General
Sherman on the 81, officially announcing
the death and commencing the services OF
Brev. Maj. Gen. Jefferson c. Davis. Gen
Sherman will give the orders necessary to
mark the respect in which this honored
soldier is universally held by the army.
, 1879-12-11

COUNTLESS sufferers find the Lain OF re-
lief, aud the fountain Of their health aud
strength. la Ayers Sarsaparilla. IL Is the
most potent OF all the alternatives 10 purl-
iy the system and clease the blood. II pos
sesses invigOrating qualities. so that il
stimulates the faded Vitalitles and purges
ont the corruptions which mlngle with the
loJd, promoting arrangement and decay
We are assured by many intelligent phys
icians that this medicine cures beyond an
others oi lts kind, and we can iortlfy this
statement by our own experience. -
Punxsatawney tPa.) Argus"