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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
STRUGGLE OVER THE FARMERS WAGONS.

Another meeting of the Washington Market-men
,vas held at Smith & McNelps Hotel yesterday, An
drew Little being III the chair, ". C. KmbalI made
AN informal report of the discussion before tho
Aldermen on Saturday last of the question of the
marke; on the GansevoOrt property. .
MIR Lindsay said that he thought the committee
of the Aldermen were inclined TO do the iair
thing" in regard to the hearing. The men who
favored the GansevOort Market project before the
Aldermer were the same ones who were at Albany.
AZ Albany they shOnted, filed the room and APP
pauded loudly and in fact acted just as Il they had
gone to pack political convention. They were
politicians and oflicehoders.
over twenty-six persons sgnifed their intention
of going to Albany ON Wednesday. The chairman
said that large delegation snOuid be present al the
Common Council Chamber at p. IN. on Saturday.
when the committee OF the Board of Aldermen Will
continue the hearing.
The meeting then adjourned until Friday at p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
U1RTNE INTELLIGENCE.
MISIATCRE ALMANAC.

MININII III AT.MNNAII
49,. ...s 7OI SIN sets . 5.2S Clock fast. .2Ss.
S sun 80 C5G Moon souihs U.23 Noon age dnys3O
'h''" EIGH WATER 10 DAY-A. NJ
,,.,,. Ito,E 1.,T Hell Gate o5J
''H'' '' mon WATER IODAN-P.
sandy Hook. f5S Gov Island @''I hel "A'o-.''-Io-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
STRIVING TO REDUCE PILOT FEES.

meeting of the members of the Produce Ex-
change was held yesterday to discuss particularly
the features of the bills now before Congress and
the Legislature in relation to the poage question.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that the present
rates of Sandy Hook pIlotage Established during
the war are not only to vessel owners, but
detrimental 10 commercial interests, and advocating
n reduction to the rates of 1853 about 33 per cent?
as being ample compensation for the services now
rendered also declaring opposition 10 compulsory
pilotage against registered vessels, believing they
Should enjoy the same privileges extended by law
IN licensed vessels. Copies to be sent to each
men,ber of both Houses of Congress, to Governor
Cornell. and TO the members of the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
(hnOunceBienIs.l

A PENNY SAVED Is TWOPENCE EARNED.
little sozoDoNT, used right along every day costs 9nt
riearant nlwaY'. IL saves years OF s'
ing from gums and teeth in later days It's Use Is
economical of time and comfort. Use SoZoDoNr
No halfway work. Cure your cough thor
tnehy UAFs lIoEFY OF HOREHOrND AND TAB VIII do IT,
PIXIES TOoTHACHE DIR rs cure IN one minute
PUIIIIPS' "PALATABLE COP LIVER OIL,
combination NUrRITNE. Is matchess rem
ey for Coughs Colds EmaciaOn Debility, Consumption ana
Scrofua. All druggists DEPOT. Plattst. New York
THE MOsT RELIABLE AS WELL AS REASONABLE
druggists the city W. b. HKER & SON. Of NO.
j} 6tlayc. Established 33 years. Everything fresh and
pure. Prescriptions carefully prepared.
IySc BRUMMELL'S celebrated Cough Drops.
The genuine have A. II. b. on each drop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
MISSING AND HIS OFFICE RENT UNPAID.

Ipouiries have been made of the police concern
inc the disappearance on January % of George L.
Laflm whose residence is gwen as Westiieid Mass,
bnt who has been doing business at Nos. "a and go
Wilam-st in this city. Until recently he acted at
that pace as secretary and treasurer OF the Machine
and Car Lubrcatiug Company. his brother, IL. ID,
Lain was general agent of the company and Robert
KIotzs was president In consequence OF some dis
agreement between the officers dissolution &C
nracticaly ont of existence. The office was given
Up although Nathan Ely the agent Of the build
ss for the rent until next May. but the agent had
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-09
ASorHsn STEAMER, Pon Mexico.

AxoTHgg STEAMEi. FOR MEXICO
III. Gulf # California Steamship
Company. doing business along the
Mex can coast from San Bias to 0nsy-
mas, ~ having new steamer hnilt IN
san Francisco for that trade. The Vs.
,el Will De of 500 tons burden. and aDie
TO make fiem ten to twelve knots IN
hour. She 10 to be ready by October
Eext. The new boat ~ill RECONSTRUCTED
with special care for the accommodation
OF Carrying passengers In the tropics
The cnmvsny has one steamer, purchas'
ID in CsIifnrnis. doing , profitable trade
along the M.xicsn coast. Ills to the
luccess OF this vessel that the enter.
prise Of building new one 10 due.
There seems to be demand down that
wa for new steamers. As hes beer
stated by US before, . steamer 10 now
buildisg at Seabeck for the Mexican
trade.
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DAILY INTELuGENCER.
Friday, July 8. 1880.
OREGON STATE FAIR Writing

OREGON STATE FAIR Writing on
the Oh, q correspondent Of the Portland
Standard. spesks as follows Of the
State Pair at Salem: Saliie. the coloreo
woman, who is familiar on the street,
OF Portland On account OF the rapidit,
Of her walking, has entered sttbe pc
destrisn match and holds about fourth
place. :. There is not . decent bras
band on the grsunds Cherries and
strawberries are the only fresh fruits
on exhibition :. There are more corD
docts rs. itipersnt anctioneers and bad
side shows this year than usual. The
dust is suffocating. the eating stands
.gouge' terribly, and boot blacks have
IN. aud city to charge twenty-five cent
= slime, while private lodging houses
ask dollar q piece for two IN = bed.
with the express understanding thai
the guests arise at 8 O'Clock A NJ.
The woman on the rocking chair and
the "tber foreign besesrs are all here
the gaze receipts on the 9th inst.
Amounted to 1890. The faro ron.
do. .chuck.a luck and various other
games of chancs srs in full blast along
the principal streets Of Salem-one su'
terprising gambler having woman 70
roll the balls for him and make mean
~niie sheep eyes at the rustic victims.
Tne.oool srllcrs will clear 10 the neigh
b rhs,d of $1,000 On their com missi0pa,
mor. money than usual having been
mt IL the box The races have
generally been considered square. :.
Tn seats on the grand stand grow
h,td r aud harder every year. Mrs
Dnnway has pu'chastd one OF thspst.
CT b@dst%sds Asd speaks in the highest
terms # q, The Portland cricksters
in their match with the Corvallis
eleven didnt attract a corporal's gnard.
'rnr game was tame and the Corvallis
boys beat toe metropolitsns.
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PASSENGER MovEMENT.-The follow
ing il the passehge' exodas from the
River Mersey during May. 1880: To
the United States, 45 ships. with 25.l27
passengers; British North America. Is
vessels. 1867 passengers; Australia. q.
with So; South America, 5. With l07.
and the remainder to various localities;
making total Of 7,292 passeBgers--
1929 Esgli.hmen. $3.50 Irish, 276
Scotch. and the baiaucs various. There
was an increase over May. 1870. Of H.
934 passengers.
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NOTICE PW PUBLICATION


June lth. islD.
NOTICE IA Hx1xDY avn That nm
~ follcvi,ee sosa ssssase lss elea ncsice =
claim and secure naal sntxy tAsrsef, ard ,Aak tAs
proof Of witnesses VII - weae bstcee \. a
GrcRory, Esq-. ClsEk Of ths Dissslcs Cra1t a.
Snohomish ouuney. ~. E.. g 9noAomisA. ~. T..
JoHx fwonsIY. Pre-smption b. B. No. x53s for
the an. X q oocotoa -. TowDsAip - Nusth.
Range East. 81 Nance tha following . n
witneonss 10 peovs hIs osat1nEas rsssdsnce upoo
and cultlvsttoo a oatd lraet. VI: aohsn RrSsr.
0saeae Deesine. Oscar Aleee ~ OAaRles On. III
q 00ohomleA CIR. Dnnhomins cDun10. ~ 81 -
jel1-Uee J. 8. Known. oao1ne.
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BOAT TO LET.

A NEW SAxL-ROAT. y
With svsiyshiss eompIets. 70 lot By the hour or
day. q bedrock rrices.
Inquire q r. ,Anderson. ~ Hall \ Psplson;s
furMtpse secrs. 81 IS my4.dtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-09

Emission. Aversion e Society. Dimnsas Of Vision.
Noises in the Head; the vital d1id passing unob-
served ir the urine. and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DIR. hINTIE will agree TO forfeit FIVE Hux.
DRkD DOLL sRs for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE tunder his special advice and
treatmentt Will not cure. or for anything impure
OF injuriods found in Il. DR. NIRTfH treats I'll
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examinstion and
advice. including ans'ysis Of urine. IS 90. Price
Of VITAL h11zoaAz1xA. $40 boetle, o. four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to any sddr .
upon receipt OF price. or O. o. D., secure from
observation. md In prfvsse name - Desired. b.
4. = MNTI9, II H.,
II Kearny Street. San Francisco. Gal.
d.. NMTlEB KIDNEY RENKDY. NEPHREr.
4CUA. cures all kisds Of Kidney and Rlsddss
oomrlaints. 0onoFfh1a. elect, LeucorrhoA Por
ale ~ I'll drssgisss; sl.oO bossls, six bottles fov
Oh. nrNTTEU DANDKIIoN PILLS, ere the
beet ed cheapest DY8PEP6IA end BILIOUS curo
In TIE naskst. For sails b al dragaisls.
:. 3tHkvly
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TO the UNFORTUNATE

inal weakness, Isnpetsney. night -.
dreams. pimples on the face. and les
can positively b cured. The stck 81
should no. fail to call upon him. IT, 49,;
has travelled exfensisely n Europe. sne q. .s-e
great deal q vaiusoie aifosmation. VI. ~
- competent 10 iupsrt to those IN 49, q
sersiccs. DR.. GIBBON win make no
unless he eject cure. Persons 8 . g.
nay DE- CURED AT HOME. ~ -a
one but the Doctor. Persons writing 70 49,
tor will plesss. state the name Of the peYsSE
sse this advertisement In. Charges re- IT, ~
Call or write. Address DIR. J. r 0IbbOns ~
1851. 6an Francisco. Send SIC for : pse. 4.
medicine. c1e-eevH Z
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
usr.D srsr,s pnrnc. LAM osro..

UNITED etAfu1 VDxuScx k1kNU O88to0e L
oGYnrIA. WAazu0Tuu f8nnz3oaY.j
NoTICI 70 HK1IHH GIVEN rnAT, N CON.
In pl'ance With the provisiuue % he Act Of
Oonersas spprnved June 5. 1878. satttlsd ian Act
for the aas Of Timber Lands In the States Of Oal.
tory" Thomos Rnnnsla, u King county. WsaA-
inGton Tefrit1ry. hes TILE dAy Aie1 N thu o1Res
HE applteellea 70 puscksss shs :. y OF NJ. 4
IT Section No. 81. IN Townehip No. q North,
Any and all psssons claiming savesasly IL said
described Lad. q any perttea eAseel. - here
BY required 10 ale their claims n this once WITH
In sixty te0l Gays from daes Aeesof.
" - this ~ iits Az q ~ n b s SSSap'as
s &s ]. 4. 0hOvu.
mylSu1oe 1egtstee 81 ~ LAnA O0Ss.
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The GREAT. ENGLISH REMEDY

u 8 nsver-faili Cure
for Nervous Debility,
ExhA1sted Vitality,
seminal Wea I n ess.
SperInasorrh0a, LOST
MANHOOD. Impotan /.
cy. Paralysis, and AL
the terrible effects Of
eelf . Abuse. youthful
f0llies, and eEceeses in
insurer yean sucA
- Loos Of Hemory,
I.asc{tradA Nopkrvn~l
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF n writ OF Levari Faeias
10 me directed, will be exposed " public
sale. at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
at Middletown, st, Georges Hundred. New
Castle, Couhty, delaware, on
MONDAY, The 18th Day of March, A. d..
1850, at II o'clock, n. m, .-.l.
The following described Real Estate. viz
Al that nlessuhBe and tract OF or parcel
Q, o.. isnd' situate IN ApPoquimlnk Hun.
ed aud described rs follows, to.wit; Re-
ginning at stone standing In line nj
land, late Of William Gibbs. and a corner
ior William Wilson's land, ami running
thehce soutn SzA degrees, east 80 peTchef:
thence south Az degrees, west IN a. IA
perches; thence south ny degrees east
"a 2-lO percq s; thence south is degree.
eat 10 prrches; thence south Is degrees
srses gree psrSheS sast s1ty,srs laensi south IN de-
thence south 2lL teRresa easi
A perches to stone; thence south N de-
grees, west perehe.s; thence. south lzl<
ddegrees' d' west ~ perchss; thence south ~
degrees, west 50 perches; thence south
~ degrees, west q psrches; thence norin
5s uesrees west 2 l0 perches TO a stone
,h IN me north side OF the public road !;
thence with kA road south 40 degrees
west 10 h-lO perches, south El< degrees,
west 4iH perchesi thence leaving the
road, north s. degrees. west I24 8-lU perch
es; thence south 3SH degrees, west rs
perohe'; thence north ~ degrees, west
~ ~ percnss 70 other land q the. said
nortn 4IH degrees, west l6 p+rches TO land
OF william Wilson, thence 10 the place OF
beginnlngi containing four hundred and
seventy-one acres oil land, be the same
more or less.
Also ali that other piece or parcel of
land situate in AppoQuinimink Hunhred,
New Castle County. Aforesaid, adloinine 2
lands OF Cyrus Tatman. Jr.. stephen Brlse
coe, Thomas Murpney aud Others, con-
tslnlng hve acres of land. be the Aams
more OF less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Su>an Murphey, deceased
lFhomas q. Murphey. Administrator OF
susan Murphey, deceased. and Thomas q,
Murphy. LYDIA Murphey, Maulda Muir.
ply, Elizabeth Murphsy and Mary Hail
heirs,at-law Of ousan Murphey deceased
by w W 'oiu
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
A'' iooo' marl2 eodts.
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: General Nes,,s.

In the U. 8! Court atPensacola, ,yester-
day, Judge Settled deciGed,i the timber
cases, that the United States Govern
ment was t.entitied TO every remedy pro-
vided by by law in every State of the
Union TO enforce Its rights, withouG
giving bond Tor damages or costs.
The. Secretary Of the Treasury has
modified his circular relating to examina-
ti0n ofpilots for colOrs blindness so as TO
alloy pilots employed, at'places remote
from marin hospital station to be ex-
amihed BY any respectable resident
physicIane~
Secretary Sherman has written letter
to citizen of Chicago, declaring that he
intends TO stand as q candidate ier the
Presidency.
General Grants reception at Puebla,
Mexico, was diversified by an excur-
sion to the pyramids Of Cholula. En-
tertainments in lavish style were given
by the officials and private citizens,
and II was intended to give a ball in
his honor on Easter Monday, but he
intended to sail for Galveston on the
16thg inst. The Governor returned
General Grants visit on the 9th inst.
and in the evening the General visited
the Exposition. The party left Pue-
bla and arrived in the City of Mexico
on the 18th inst.
Tho Princess Louise, according to
an Ottawa despatch, has nearly recov-
cred from the effects of the recent ac-
cident.
General Henry A. Thompson, Presi-
dent of the National Bank of Balti-
more. died yesterday in Baltimore, in
the S0th year of his age.
VIM. H.. Jones, a well known actor,
died of lockjaw yesterday morning, the
result of the accidental discharge Of a
pistol on the 9th inst.
The Select Committee of the House
on Inter oceanic Canal will hear Can
tain Eads to-day in explanation of his
proposed ship canal railway across the
lsthnnus of Panama.
The House Committee on Wa,
Claims decided yesterday to report ad.
versely upon 80 claims, aggregatine
more than 81 900, 600.
The President yesterday nominated
John G. Patterson to be U. 8. Attornev
for Delaware.
The Ohio Democratic Convention.
to nominate delegates to the Gin.
cinatf Convention, will meet in Col.
umbus on the 9th of May.
The Senate of Wisconsin, last night
by vote of 19to II, concurred in Q
joint resolution from the Hous,
looking to female suffrage from thai
State.
The New Jersey Legislature adjourn.
cd sine die at noon yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
THIRD THIRD EDITION
Congress.

n 1<-4 -
In the us. Senate yesterday, Mr.
Bruce, frgm the Committee on Eduea-
ton and Labor, reported adversely the
bill Ito provide for investment of GER
tain unclaimed bounty money in the
Treasury, and to facilitate the educa-
tion Of the colored race" 1t was in
definitely postponed. Mr.. Gordon's
Inter oceanic Canal resolution was con-
sidered, on a motion made by him Tor
its refelelte to Q special committee. -
Attn dekate, hswitkdreN his resolu-
ton. and Mr.. Groome, of Maryland,
Withdrew q resolution which he also
had offered ON the same subject. Mr.
Platt, Of Connecticut, thereupon NOV
ed that a resolution INTRODUCED by him
ON the 10Th Of January, looking to the
cooperation of foreign countries with
the United States in securing the best
canal route and preserving its neutral
ity when opened, be referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations. The
motion was agreed to. In reply to a
question by Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Thurman
said he hoped the Geneva Award bill
could be taken up after the Appropri-
alton bills were disposed OF. The
Fertilization Appropriation bill was
then considered and passed, with
amendments increasing the amounts
for coast .defences and the conversion
Of smooth bore to rifle guns. The Star
Route Deficiency bill was taken up,
and the Senate adjourned until Mon
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
General European Ne'cs:

LONDON, March l3, 1880.
Professor Nordsnskjold, the Artic
explorer has arrived st Lisbon, In the
Vega g h ssiy % ! i.foa rfa - q
y A despareh from 81. Petersburg says
that the Duchess of Esiinoureh will re-
main ID that city for the present. ni. .,i p.
y Mr.. Gladstone, speaking at Maryle-
bone, announced that Lord Derby had
definitely j3ined the liberal Party.s
The Standards despach from Paris
says Prince Hoheniobe, the German
Ambassador, attended President Grevy's
reception on Thursday. gi "f'O' 90.
The gas works attached to an iron
foundry In " Petersburg exploded ) es-
tefday. and the foundry. with three
large buildinRJ was destroyed.
T: U. Taylor & Co., merchants and
coiliery prOprietors. Of BIrstall and
Gomersal, have failed. Their liabilities
are estimated q. $4,000. ~.
Tho Dublin Mansion House Relief
Committee announces that the snm Of
81 900 has been received from Sydney.
Australia, and f200 from Invercargili,
New Zealand.
The correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph at St. Petersburg treports that n
mum Der Of political prisoners, who have
been FOR some time col d ned on susp-
cion. have been released.
1t 10 reported at Shanghai that Chung
How, late Ambassador to Russia, has
been beheaded. and that o revolt has
broken ont In PekiD.
The hearing of argument on the writ
or error In the case Of the Tbicborne
claimant, has been formally fixed for
the 23d inst, hut II Is not expected to
come on until the third week after Eas-
ter
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
Military Organization.

At a meeting Held in the Court
House Hall, on Wednesday evening,
March 10th, two companies of Volun-
teer Militia were organized with about
40 men in each company. The first
company elected r. r. Kenney, Capt. ;
A. S. Kirk, 1st Lieut.; GoveS, Wilson
I'd Lieut.. II. Culbreth, LIST Serg.; r.
Walker, I'd Serg. -. Mason, Sd Serg. ;
J. A. Richardson, 4th Serg.; J. L. Ford
5th Serg,; II. Holmes, 1st Corp w.
NOVEL;, ed Corp; III. Cullen. Sd Corp:
H. Hobsop, 4th Corp. The second
company elected Percy Fowler, Capt. +;
George Pennington, 1st Lieut.; r. II.
Mackey, I'd Lieut.; ]. Lyons, LIST Serg;
p. Johnson, I'd Serg.; T. JACOBS, Sd
Serg.; p. Daley, 4th, Serg.; II. .Gra-
ham, 9Th Serg, T. Jones, 1st Corp. /,
Geo. West, ed Corp; J. Hartnett, Sd
Corp; A. Gait, 4th Corp. The COM
panics by mutual consent, formed q
battalion and elected A. r. Boyle,
Major 'Gulbreath's Hall has been
rented for an armory, and the meet
ings OF the battalion will be held there
hereafter. The officers will receive
their commissions in q few days.
Deldicdrsdn.
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,uwuvrpa aAT.R.

SHEBHfFH eAhzEs -
ny virtue Of Ts,t q .asss dsysT q Fsslfs gsi:
sale, at the
HOTEL OF, SAMUEL PEACOCK. ii
at Middletown, In st. George's Hundred,
New Castle County, Dei. on
Q MONDAY. The 29th. Day OF March,
|. A.D., 1851, AZ II O'Clock q. m.
The following described real estate, viz;
All that messuage and tract or parcel OF
land, situate in Appoquinimink,H Hundred
In the county OF New Castle as afor. ssiu.
bounded by lands OF samuel Sweatman,
Jacob CsuIk, Edward Wilson, Edward
Boyer and others. containing one hundred
and 90 acres and seven perches, be the
same more or less, being the same prem
ises which Isaac Davis. ESQ q. and fsaeieA
his wife, by indenture under their hands
and seals, bearing date the oth day OF Jan
uary. A. D., 1876, and INTENDED 10 be re-
corded in the office aforesaid. grnnfed and
conveyed 10 the said Thomas Murphey in
fee.
messnage, Grist or Merchant. Mil, and
two tracts or parcels OF land, situate In ST.
Georges Hundred, on ppoquiniminh
Creek, in the County OF New Castle afore
said, one OF these bounded and described
as follows: .....-..-...
Beginning at a corner stone on the noitn
side of the mill race, and running north
10 degrees, west y 9 10 perch.s to a corner
cherry tree by The road side; thence north
8'l1 degrees, east 20 perches to corner
stone by a fence. thence north Sll< degrees
east 6i perches TO a corner stone on the
west side Of a valley, thence south l5H de-
grees, east 20 perches 10 q corner mapfe.bs
the creek, thence extending up the said
creek and binding thereon 10 the mill
dam, and down the north side OF the mill
race to the place OF beginning, , con tanning
within those bounds, bv estimation,
twelve acres: be the same more or less. 4
IN s.fb bar hnt aa aRa a. thaH Z fr,l
lows, being situated on the south side of
the aforesaid creek: ....,
Beginning at a point OF land above the
mill oam and running down the said
creek south eig' ~ degr, es, east 2S perches
To Il post. thence south 10 degrees, west 81
perches 10 point Ia the fie thence north
50 degrees west d perches 10 post in
small field, thence north 10 degrees, east
"a perches 70 the place Of beginning, con-
taiuing bout Six acres, be the same more
or less which said two tracts or lots OF
land Gassaway Walk ms and wife by deed
dated the llth day OF November, A. D.,
1885, and recorded in the Recorders office
at New Castle. In Deed Book Y, vol. 4
page ~. & anted and conveyed to the said
Thomas iphey, in fee. and he by deed
dated The 18th day Of March, 1874, convey
ed the undivided half thereof to Alexan-
der NJ. Vail, In ee.
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Thomas Murphey, deceased,
(Thomas q. Murphey and John r. Hall
Executors OF Thomas Murphey, deceased,
and Thomas Z. Murphey ,au minlstrator OF
susan Murphey deceased, kurviving
mortgagoro ol Thomas Murphey and susan
his vile, Thomas G. Murphey, Lyd Muir
phey, Matt Ida Murpbey, Elizabeth MUIR
Phey and Mary Hall. helrs-al-la OF Su-
san Murphey, deceased, and william II.
Dennis MHhoney and Harry
ID. Woodall, IT,, and 70 be sold by 80
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, New Castle. March 10.
lSSD. mhl2 eodts.
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Kentucky's Choice.

LOUISVILLE, March 12.-An inquiry
among the members of the Kentucky
Legislature as to their preference for the
democratic Presidential nomination re-
veals the fact that a majority are for
Tilden. Seymour has some frienjs,
Hendricks has none; English, Of In
diana, is as strongly spoken Of for the
second place as Tilden for first, and is
occasionally suggested for the first posi-
tion on the ticket. Among the republi-
cans the ex-President leads largely, and
Blaine, though second choice in the
State, Is behind Sherman in the number
Of friends he has who are members Of
the Legislature. Governor Blackburn is
for Seymour or English.