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The daily gazette., 1882-03-14
TUESDAY MARCH a, Isss.

. DoRsEY, the OK Senator, who has
just been indicted by . United States
4 Grand Jury Washington, charged
with defrauding the government Of
the United States, is still Chairman Of
tho Executive Committee Of the Re-
publican party. An interesting chap.
ter Of the conduct of this man will
he found elsewhere in the GAZETTE.
1t ID faruished by members of the Re-
publican party and reaches the public
through Republican newspapers. We
cat it from the New York Times, and
coming thustts revelation cannot be
charged to the Democrats as lies got
ten up for political effect 1t was
this man Dorsey and his oolaborsr,
Brady, 10 defrauding the government,
D who furnished the nouey that enabled
the Republican Executive Committee
to bribe and buy their way to sue
cessful issue in the campaign of 1880
that lifted Gen. Garfield to the Presi-
dency. The money was got by frauds
- upon the government, as we are now
told in hundreds of Half breed Repub-
ucan papers. And it was the dis
] coyery of the perpetrators of these
frauds and their exclusion from office
and from continuing their infamous
frauds, by Postmaster General James,
under Garfield, and the threats of the
q Administration to bring them to pun
ishment, that led to the abuse and de-
nunciation of the late President and
the excitement that ended in his be-
e ing shot to death by GuIleau, one Of
the Stalwart gang, hoping, as the
assassin says, to prevent the further
split in the Republican party, and
that "Stalwarts" might succeed to
the Official patronage of the govern
ment and continue to enjoy it as they
had done for the past ten or twelve
years. The death of Ga, field has mo-
had the desired effect. 1t has no
healed the gaping breach between thu
-"Stalwarts and the "Half.b eeds.'
On the contrary the struggle for ofic,
between these factions continues, ant
the language used to depict the ras
cality of the ''Stalwart" leaders j
the most choice tina can be had from
the vocabulary of Billingsgate. A
aspeclmen "Stalwart" we present th
chapter of the history of the Chair
man Of the Republican National Exc
outive Committee, and commend th
reading of it to all the honest men q
Delaware.
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Cheese and SMALLPOX.

When Hoffenstein entered the store
there was look in bis eyes which
plainly told that something had happen
cd him, aud his clerk, noticing 1t, said: I:
"Yat's de matter, Misier HOffsnstein?
Ysu don't look veil dis morning"
"Noding, Sherman, he replied, but q
private citizen not can haf any rights
mitOut some people naklnR objections,
you kDaw. l vas arrested by tho bOlIce,
yesterday
"Arresred, Mr.. HoffeIstein? ayes.
und 1t vas all about dis smallpox pi,l-
ness Yot Is going around. VenI goes
home, yesterday efenlug buysa cake
OF LImberg chees, puts IL IN my mar ket
basket, anu den gets in astrset car val
vas crowded NIT beople who vas all
dAlki0g of de smallpox. Alder a vie
de cheese begin to smell, uod efery Won
looks around at Won anoGer Limbure
vii do dat way, ana you cau't help It,
Herman. Soon 1 see dat tiery Won in de
car hat uere eyes on me. und init de red
bimples vat is on my face, togedder mi
de smell uf de cheese, de Seople all dink
haf de smallpox, und deV begin 10 Wis.
per. 'Shenrlemen,' says Won man NIT
b Z feet, was you all vacoiBatedP mo,
SIR dey slys. we'll then dere vas case
VI uSllpoA III NiS cdFs KNOW IL Oy de
smell, he says, nad NIT dat he dives
right ont uf de door. De next minute
de whole crowd runs for do door, und
more as ten nf dem sbuDpS the windows
out. Won old man init big stomach
uud green umpre.la gets stuck in Won
aide windows u.d yells 'bollcep vile he
shake s de umprella, scares de mules und
le car runs away. Ven the car stopped
he bol'os came tu und 1 vas srreated for
having de smallpox und disturbing de
oeace. Shrst diDk urit, Herman, = brl-
va citizen don't can hat auy briv lsRes
in de town, you know"
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Congress Yeaterdax.

In The United States Senate yesterday
bills were provided for the allo ment OF
lands In several ty to Indians, and ex-
tending to Iud ans the projections OF tbs
Ia VS. of the States and Territories: defip
iug the gu ,hficattons of Territorial Del
eRatts; providing for the appointment of
a committee OF seYen on Pu0lic ExpeD-
dituree; tstabliLhiuR q CourLot Appsals; !;
anu providing that a majority of the 6u-
rreme Court shall constitute a quorum,
instead of Aik A. heretofore, ana prohib-
ting any Justice from sitting on case
on appeal on which he has actea IN .
Circmt Court. The pOst-ofiice appropr'-
ton bill WAS TeporteI with amenan ents,
tpereasiDg ths amount by 81 l,090,OC9.-
The Tariff Commission ELL WAS cOusid-
cred aud opposed by Mr. Slater. It was
then lard over aud tue resolutions iator-
log a cal! for convection OF American
natiot vas taken up. After an execu-
tive 4, ssion the Sci ate adjourned.
In the House the Speaker announced
the Select Com nittee on Woman sur.
rago, with Mr.. Camp as cha rnaD. Mr..
Belmont, of New York, asked leave to
INTRODUCES T solution ca Ing on the
S1crsiary OF State for Information as to
the law under which Mr.. Treseott has
heeu appointed Envoy to American
e vernmeDs, and has been employ ed
oy the state Departme mt at any tune
since 1877 ID MnaJ compensation has
been paid to him. Mr. Williams, OF
Wi cOnslD, ObjectinR, the resouden
H8s not received. The army apprOpria-
ton bill was reported aud referred to
The Commi tee OF the Whole. 1t apLro-
PIRATES S27 ,43l ,69S A number Of bills
and resont OBS we're intr Jduoed under
call Of Stales, amOug them several for
tue repair of the MissIsstppi leVets and
for the lief of the sufferers by the
floods. On motion of Mr. Haskell, the
House went into the business on the
Speakers table, aud the Senate Anti
PolyRamy bill was reached. A point of
order had been made that 1t must go to
the Committee of the Whole, but the
Speaker oveIruled the point. AnapDeAI
from his decision by Mr.. COHverse, Of
Ohio, WAS tabled-yeas 1l9, nays so. Mr..
Haskell then den aDded the previous
question, but the Democrats abstaineu
from voting, leaving no quorum. All
efforts to secnre fuItneT action were d.
feattd by the tillbustering of the minor
i'y, until, finally, . rects IS was Iaken uu-
til half-past eleven O'Clock this morn
ing
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PAY YoUR TAX OR LOSE Your
YOTE.-Such is the law of the Con-
stitution of Delaware. Those who
will not pay cannot vo e. No matter
whether he is white or black there is
no escape from being among the nam
Der who are disfranchised but by pay.
ing tax as prerequisite.
The Republican, the official organ
OF the Stalwarts in Wilmington, has
been "fussing'' over this thing for
Q whole year or more, and sending
out the most urgent appeals 10 the
voters of the party to come forward
and pay their taxes or they could not
vote. But alas it appears that its
voice has been weak and womanish on
the most vital point, votes, in It's
political creed. Without votes, Re-
publican votes, the negroes can never
be educated in the public schools with
the whites in Delaware, and the whole
effort of the great party to put
the colored people on an equality will
fail-utterly fail-for the want of
votes. Oh, this will be terrible !
What is worse, it is all caused by the
use which the blind, ignorant and
hard hearted Democrats, have made
of the Neal case, where The Republi-
cans only for once carried out their
grand idea, VIZ, that no negro voter
should be hanged for rape upon a white
woman while they could pack a jury /;
no matter whether the defence proved
the innocence of the prisoner or not.
One thing is certain the Republican
has done its duty in urging its colored
subscribers to see to 1t thai they paid
their taxes, and if they cannot vote it
is not the fault of thai paper-it will
be their orn fault because work was
plenty and money was plenty and
taxes were dog cheap, only so cents
for Stalwart, and to be had by going
mp to Collectors Bedford and Kyne's
Office on any evening for several
months. But they would not go and
SO they have drawing upon their heads
curses loud and deep for the mule-like
attitude they have maintained. And
now when applied to personally to 20
forward they ask what for? You got
all the Offices and we get none-we
lave given you our votes long enough.
When you put our color on your
ticket for the Levy Court, the Legis-
azure or for Sheriff and Coroner we
will pay taxes and secure our votes.
But we will be your tools no longer.
Such We are told is the language 0
the intelligent eolored brethren now
Butwe doubt whether he will stick to
1t. II he finds that he has beef givef
hope to get into the white hotels, the
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cemeteries and the schools he will
voe the ticket, or saeh ea have paid
theirtaxes viii, and do what they can to
beat the Democrats, who favor educa-
tiOn in separate Schools. We shall
wait and SEQ. In the meantime we
urge all Democratic voters to see that
they have receipts and are prepared
to vote, and carry out their principles
and hold on to the good and economl
cal government they now have in
Delaware.
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GirI,n alhnica

lt was In drug store of course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that's nearly all. She was prettv
with blue eyes and golden hair. one of
that kind of beauties the poet would have
called an "augel," but the fact that n
colony of pimples on her fair frontie-
oiece precluded all THOUGHT of celestial
being. Bowl & tlmidly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for 'SWayne's Ointm en-
or skin Diseases" and upon receIVin i
vanished hike the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-14

THE value of treads.u6s exported
during the eight months ending with
February lss', as reported BY the Blu
reau If Statistits, was $l35 600, 900
agairs, $l82, ,OOO,O 900 for the correspond
ing eight montl ef last year, q decrease
of SAT, ,00O. 900. The greatest portion Of
this decrease was In wheat, which fell
off 35 100000 bushels In quantity aud
$32 100000 in value In wheat Hour
the decrease was over $6,0U0,OO0, In
dian corn, % 900, 600 bushels in quanti-
ty and nearly Ss 5000 10 value, and
in rye, S1,OOO,OOO and like number u
busfels.
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pURLHc SALE. .st ~
The subscriber abont 70 discontinue a
farming. Will sell at Public Sale In On ris.
Lana sra,n Hh9naIedi H1ni, on the road leading
(a0out mile from either placer on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2IsT, 1882.
at IL o'clock, M,
n TWO good horses, one yoke OF
kU\ oxen, home raiaeo,, 4 years ,,la :.
NN~Well broken; 10 head OF 1,,-.ns.s-
I&[-&sgood mich COVE, bull, KXXzN
heiIers, shosI pigs. market Sk=ks
dearborn, good sleigh, 900 I,a.Ik
Tor san1a nearly new, OK cart NJ Ssd
with extra good wheels u der, grain drill
moving machine, No. s Osborne Teansr
but little used, horse rake, corn shelter.
as new, a one horse power and Lnrasber
in good orders plSws, one side hill, with
lot castings Tor Jhe same, 3 cblLfVnIor.
zpatrs twin harrows, harness, consIRtinG
Of carriage, dearborn and wagon harness,
brides, collars, halters, DO, houeehold
and Kitchen furnitul o, bureaus. tsblss
chairs, bedsteadB, 3 stoves, q No, 10 coof
BIove with fixtures complete, Dairy n =.
lures consisting OF horse power ana
churn nearly new, one barrel cburn .
large butter tubs with ice COOLERS small
do, 8 doz. milk pans, cream and miIn
kettles, butter prints, ID mllk churns hnd
many other articles not mentioned, Hav
Dy the ton, corn ny the bushel, and also
6O0 chestnu ut posts unaressed. ~
good springs for milk or mill wagon.
nay fork, p'ten and broadax ca. .shovsls
hoes, spades, hay, manure, Iorks. rakss
OK aud other CHAINS. forked chains, COW
e.IainF, lot grain bags, hay KNIFE. patent
beam, elght 4UO l6e., two grain orsdIs
scythes.
60, JOSHUA H. MCCULLOUGH.
Stidham, Auctioneer. sInw
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The Attorney General for the
Po,t Office Department decides that
Gpll gate and Jerry keepers cannot
lawfully detain the United States
mails even if the mail carrier refuses
pay charges.
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The New Goods;
Spring Of 1882.

We have kept on improy-
ing ip the various cutting de-
paftments md work-rooms
of Oak Hall, and as a conse-
qhence the new Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance. aNH tal =.
212 Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods
Oak Hall is anHsall the
year 'roundr store and all
kinds Of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiy5-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready, forlinstant service.
,oa WANAMAKER & Brown, a
Sixth and Market Sts., o II
s-j eao PHILADELPHIA. 10,
40 'o 1 9ii y if-3.
ansa .ii ''s q p -
I'D r st45l H71et n b.
a4.gl AJlu. IIa.i.5'
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MO THE .PUBLlC.

Section Eight OF An Act to Provide for
the Registration OF Blrths, Marriages
and Deaths In the State OF Dtlaware re-
quires the Registrar ior the city OF VIII
mingtou 70 return all certificates record
ed by him 10 the RecoTder OF Deeds Oi
New Castle county every three mon he,
anu ior neglect the Registrar 10 liable u
q fine OF five dollars. The Registrar for
the city of WILMINGTON hnds IL very
dlmcult to obtain the given name Of
births reported. In many instances the
Births are reported without tho child be-
Ing namt d, and this obllges The Registrar
70 send Lostal card to the parents ask.
ing them to report the name so that the
certincato can be recorded and iudt xed.
The given name is Lot asked Tor until
the child has been born at least one
month. II, however, the parents refuse
TO report tue name ia three months after
the lrlh, she Registrar will prOeetd to
enforeo the Law, which i'm poses q fine OF
ten dollars, 10 be recovered before the
Mayor for aueai to cOInply with an :
dlnance passed al the City Hall, June
9TH, 1881. The registration ofbirths Is for
the benefit OF the cDiid and parents
should be thankful for this important
law. E,B AZER
mars . ReElsJ Jrtr
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SALE.

pUBLLC SALE. s--w 60
The subscriber wi l sell at Publlc sale
on the hlAodv iarm, on the road leading
from Wilmington 70 Hare's Corner, Que
and Rhslf miles from the former place.
near ltere's Gunner station New Castle
Hundred, ON .... $500 1lI ,s1I7't :
TuEsDAh,M MARCH 18th. 1852, h
at ten O'Clock, a. m., 80 7r1te
Ahead Of good work or driving
Unr\ horses 10 head Of cattle,
NN Namongst them are IA R>SAr-sssss
AA1.2 head OF mlleh COVE, ~ (A4M
OLne will be fresh by day OF oN
ale o of these cows are IthoT-.aA0 ~
onghbred Jerseys / Jersey nsifsf .
months old / Jersey buIl cofniue thTee
years old these Jerseys are ali regis er d
IN hero books ~ sifefs Is mOnths cid By
Sassa SO6S H ais. q oxsn SeGnE, Lead ws Or
snoate, one jump-seat carriage in good
order, one ntIk wagon, one nO-top
buggy, two slsighs and bells. Two iarm
cart, peach bed with sprinRs, endless
cham horse power and hresher' Silver q
Denptng hay cutter, tuTnip cnttsr w heat
drill iurnip dr.ll, Buckeye, reaper ana
shelter, corn marker. plows, harroEs, i,
cultivators, corn coversr. measures grain
bags, ladders, hay block and rope, 2 neGk
OF wagon harness, sets OF sipgle harness,
cart and Plow harness, doubls and single
/ .eess Iol ks, rakes, shoVels, hoes, pick
and spades, white oak hOrse trouGh. y
feel long, barrels OF good cider vinegar,
grail ian, hay and straw by the ton. NJ
postponemenL on account or weather
plenty OF cover Cor all zNI-
Terms All sums OF $50 and under
cash over that amount credit OF eiKh /
months on purchaser giving q bankablt {
note win an approved endorse
WIN, w, srROUP. ,,
Il. W. Stidham Il Eon, Aue ers "a
mArl- ld6w -
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CSTATE OF DELAWARE.

GTATE OF DELAWARE.
NJ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMKrF.
I. James L, Wolcott. Secretary ofstata
OF the state of Delaware, do here \
certify that the following ID q true and
cprrect copy OF the r Description or Bot |.
tlesP nled In my office BY Foord ana
Aoolnson on the 18th day Of October, A
1p 1881, In pursuance OF the statute IN
that BEHALF Wis - - =
mo. !, Half pint, plat and ouart 9Iaah
hottles-each bottle having impressed
upon the side OF IL, the f0llOwinR =
al F00RD BOTTL1NC Co.
l4 Wilmington, DELI
Mo. 2. Pint glass bottles! each bottla
IH Ihaying impressed upon its side. the fol-
o.MANZ. BoTTLER, .
Wilmington, Del.n
"N0. A ten ounce CLAUS bottle haStr.
Impressed on It's side. the following =. -
oTTO hQEPFNERB, BREW tY.
N. W. cor. Sd q Moore Sts., PhiIa.n
In testimony whereof, l have
heEeunto set my maud ana rofsS.
AsEAL cial seal at Dover, this eiRhteeoth
ts-~~-J dsy Of October, In the year a.
our Lord one thousand eiRhf
hundred and eightysOne t7e-'
JAMES l.. WOl.COTT. q I'll, ia
IAnIz-OtW Secretary OF State i
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EURLIC SALE.

NNUBLIC SALE w W 'HEIzT7TH u77D
II I'm sis'1fTi 10 ssiHulm1J 5uL
The subscriber Aboatl 70 dadooutifiu
ihE irg. WI u sell ~ public aalp In AailI,
Gfeek Huhdfkd, on the LiIDeAtone road,
dhe-halg Ia AZ south 81 Sou WooA SIS-
tlon onCAha Ds W. ag-as.t oha 1SliA tlQ' IL
al TUEBDAjDy MAkCH lElh 91ssa jail .
atl O'Clock p. M, Jood,a III
~ o. bIgood work Dr. dS4vink IA ara
HIfNd G0Qa stzH 2 lam Inn % - z
NN :. .oYwA, ~ WA Be, In n
Sk ~ gAs htheF 6fis by llRfI Uf ~
y aRphi 2'gtDdlbAmaBop piks ,noAS IikfEeIi
dP- RIO. n, une snlky,. opei kood dhay 1iai
SIPE T1IS ns srSa3 q6 GSs S sSSa hSsssI Z
baSnrd0nmnleerhe q e0s iadll harvtnt StSei'
i4oth, hBFAe rsk es gpo4 Gadrh ahel o., tbIl-l
eli COED ~ peW,R one horse power md /,
thrash eG 6ns c5rn eidflfi,' 3 'owS Spd c1i,
tIvators91 pair swIDl 4laf rows on afiIRia
harrow one SGT stage hasnyaa,a sats car
Ellaee ~ hasnsss, 6Iidlss eollaEs,I haltaEs,
Il r by the bundle, corn, oath ana bUIa,
toes by b o bubhel. dima VbeAnb by frS
quart, AOe ~. Deelp and Wpighta, ~ good
grind Btoue maui aud wedges, .HinaRaF
by the gslton, wheat IN the ground, =
Household and Kitchen iuFnithfe. t..
bles, chaiEss bedgteaua, IbuFeanl onalgu0aL
Srss SrssF one I'd IS Sttel t62 a.
with mia ans, coolers, &c and u frSht
many other thiags not mentlonSd bus =
TERMS RAJ sIms OF Al0aand wladaf
cash; over that amount q credit u sig
nn,n months fH,t On PnrSas ssr giving brpkA6IS
JOHN htRINGER. o.
]. 9. Robinson, Auctioneer.S WM (,
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RESU MPTION

NEW YORK end WILMINGTON, DEF.
:, Electric Line Steamers will resuma
Their trips, sailing from WiIminGtan
Del, saturday, March 4th, 1882, al !
O'clock, p. m. ~
New York. wednesday, March 8, 1882
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Commencing at O'Clock, D. m. First
sble Will be the Almshouse Bulldog, tn :
Insane Building, Barn and Walls,
The property OF about 20 acres COM
prikes more lhan IA blocks or SQUARES
Including lS5 des.r rable building los. and
rxtendB from Front 10 Fourth stree \. and
from east OF Harrison street 10 west ef
Broome street.
The location cannot be excelled. Front.
Win lis line OF street cars, and Fourth
are thriving business streets, with hand
some residences also being rapidly ex-
tended westward.
From Broome street the view iE far
reaching and beautiful, commanding the
Clty and Delaware River.
Never before has the opportunity been
given OF buying so many aud choice
building lots ia Wilmington. "a -e
I'd. THE TITLE Is PERFECT.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent. caah
70 De paid when tie property is struck.
on, baiauce OF the purchase money on or
before june LIST. 1881, when the deed viii
be delivered. "+f
Other conditions and terms made
Known AZ sale.
BY order of the COMMITTEES.
q. HILL Bhl y Ton.
sTEPHEN SPRINGER,
THOMAS q. BIRD.
y ". sTIDHAM Son, Auc'rs,
feb7 -d&wts
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D URLHO SALE.

WIURLMO SAFE Ntul0 Nt.tts 5A3 AF4'
IL la.t4t,U EnH BHh . Ut g. niSi
The understgned will sell Ct Public
sale on the road leading from Wilming-
TON 70 Chadd's Ford, ON
TUESDAY, MARCH i4rH, lass. Il y,
y at O'Clock in the afternoon, .ei
some Of her household goods, a. followa:
ebOves, one OF them . 90 q cook stove 1,
dram some RAG carpets. chicken fe@-
thbF bed, chairs, tables tuba, clothes
wFinger, Iron LOund vinegar barrel, ~
barrels with 10 gallons of gooL cider
vinegar, alot Of air tight fruit lars, stone
IaEs. large sire saving machine, grain
bagss y lot of eniekens,i clothea press,
tl0thes basket, hackle, venetian blinas,
oil shadee, wash stand. Lamps, nopar
stand. milk pa, D, buckets. large pfes8fv-
tnk X. .ttlet dripping. pane, knfvqBi ana
forks, looking glasses, good wood SaWia
axes, garden rake and hoe. 4 bcythe.
clothes line, elock ,Isad if0tA butter tub,
scales, prtni and q Gnod many thlnRs too
sealods " msnti91, condlt'nDs made
: 7 b sSDSsLiEh X sHENDkfC6soN,h 4
|. samuel q 9arrstts "A Aueti0naersI .oN u
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PUBLIC sAIns.

rhe lubsclibsr lb,endius % 4 rAilrauisn
The arm, nEI pd lptiIahg nnainaAs, will
N n withopF sSefHYe, VI - hln Ea4iNsnes,
N4etf t4a lFt1age u fClifsstiAnas U8l.. ON
MONDAY, MARCH 0OTH. lsa2.>
W Commencing At IL O'Clock, NJ.
me following described personal prop.
erty, 10 viii Six mead mul and h0reea.
--xu ---.---9n ne-kA1 -nlnres gu0d Work - A.e
A@l NtO drive; ave head Of IN tiles, > II
AA-Rood wOrEers aid perfectly
gu NJ, se odd mule is good leader;
1fuut nuui-Ur- good-ooT.V oil l.Ns,s-- ~
%lI.I5E I.ss SRs ssS siSiHis Sisi aS. IL SHI
very nne chlch q "a tuIkeys~A0-4
and uucks. Farming imp lenl.Lsts. a n
-noFindBOgpnseAEpn uHle, onoAIly sAoW ~
LfFR NAFeps 41an A. .ze9!ae ssssRssss !.
tongue and shafts, horssl cllrt and nafnsse,
/ 81 Of WheSls. bpEgyal lAYe7hogae led,
,shily peds ~ ! SnafnR Rlo9 teepeI nsYl
too b rake, telegraph. ieea iantseF. A
SlSs sfiox csitiSaaoss:' sfsa 70 =
-lnDnl aJfRB. Fakes hhBtliS, spAasb. BIZ II.
dpqekspudl9 bag mntlal ssB theA. wood eSW,
doubleD alad Rjngipfaes1 cow sehAlmss
ss.s' sssn aY ~ sss ee1. soi.
lanki bFi5les, fhalteesl lihes flk3t Der ~
pelhn ttc.p an urn, suRlesaAdL weisusgv n1ilk
plkNs, crpg ~ ketl lev, mllk lhnpk eta 90 @afl-
b tNucket, tgf{ f{e C0Ok at1ve Aud dxtuEea,
pat ~ dD1Ve, seeIf feeder, lot or okaiIy
Rose potstoets lot of lridtE barrels and I
qgAniiLl 0t XlrsgaE;, ~vat lg,mal ",
.,EI ill nxsurss Dns :: y Slemong mil
dozen mill picks, a aaze,9 baS trucks,
prqof STALL extra lanath, lGo GrRih a0,a
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feed, corn ano 0aLts hufhlp RoRe, ytWeAtS
ave acrea OF wheat I'd the gFOpni. 4 = a I.
OogDIrIoEgs or HAEE. .4Gufna 6f GO anc
unter cAhh; on sans over that amount
a credit OF months will be Rlvon by
purchaser giving note Witn appBoved Ia
dOtseF. Nc interest IL paid when due
II not paid whsn9 due, Interest will bt
chRTRed from date. t1f ua.l-A -.yligH " ,lAi
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The daily gazette., 1882-03-14
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WANTED.

W ANTED. "A an wants y situation
w ia, city or country. Address "
COACHMAN,
feb2Otf a. TownAerie, D. I.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-14

W WAMTED.--A boy sixteen ysarb old
w wants place VIII re hT cal take
care off horse, or make hifn feIf useful at
anv kind OF work about the house.
Wages low, Inquire at $50 Beunett ~.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-29

He also accuses himself of murder. He
is believed to be insane.
st. Louis, March 27-Gov. Crittenden
has called an extra session of the legisla-
ture, to convene April 10Th, to redistrict
the state under the eapportionment act OF
congress.
Wheeling, March 27.-A hailstorm this
afternoon riddled the windows of the
state house. custom house, the female
college, and, in fact, oil buildings having
9 frontage on the west. Damage, $685.
600.
Vicksburg, March 27.-D. G. Pepper
gin-house collapsed, killing and drown
ing number of people. Two negroes
were drowned at Col. Higgins planta-
tion. A house ON the Fuller place has
been washed away. The planters are
hopeful.
Chicago, March 27.-It has been alleg-
ed that in spite Of all the boasts about
the suppression OF gambling in this city
all the honses have been running open
". Tonight, however. one of the most
shameless was pulled and its inmates ta-
ken to tho armory.