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The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
OUR WEEKLY.

The ADVERTISER, issued once a week
from this office up to the present, will be
discontinued and The WEEKLY HERALD
substituted. The WEEKLY will contain
the latest local and telegraphic news, sum.
narles Of important events that occur be-
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the topics and interests Of the day, instruc-
tive and entertaining reading matter in the
form of sketches and novelties, and de-
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tnral affairs Of the Peninsula No pains
will be spared to make the WEEKLY HER.
Arp desirable: family paper. The first
number will be issued on Friday. the lst
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The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
kHERIFF'S SAIrs
SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue, ofa writ of Lava,, !,
e. me ,Sh directed, VIII be exposed to ppSs sas.
4 HOTEL o. ALEXANDER NV,
In Middletown, In st. GeorQs'aA nat
newcastle county. Delaware, o. hs1 h
the 3othi day Of fSeptember, lSiS ~ ttaoS
& ~, the following described rs.is
XII that tract Or parce, 4, IN,
in st. Georges H undred aforesaa,sSa asa
ed and described as follows. t"'na t
beginning at Q point on fhs ,uh.
leading from Odessa to Middietosssul tsulN
ner Tor Dpmbfr fifteen, and rnns,u
with the same south twenty. .ei"h I0a
east thirty .seveh and four tenSib. Sib% us
tothe line ofland Of Daniel Corhi,l n
with the same south sixty-ons leers
sixteen and two tenths perches snS
sixty two degrees, west two snS
tenths psrclHk, to corner for nnmbs
enteen; thence with the same north % 4.
eight degrees, west fOi1y.One ans
tehttas perches TO said public road. .I 4.
With the same north seventy.fonr a..
east seven and flve-teuths @ narh
north seventy. and three.q uartem .s ~.
east eleven and eight-tenths perchss
place OF beginning, CONTAINING fon,
and oiao hundred and }twog psrchs. s,
Seized and taken into execu,,on :,
property OfSamuel N. Enos and Ruthp
his wife, and t. t's, and to be sold M
4. ,e.2yy WM.H. LAMBSON, Sbs
Sherin's ONCE. New Castle. SEPT. Il
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
THE HERALD.T
WILMINGTON, SEPTEMBER 80, 1875
NortcE TO THE POLICY MEN.

A few Of these gentry, in seeming COM
plicity with certain constable in this city,
attempted, and partly succeeded, in plac-
ing young gentleman connected with the
HERALD, in false position. But it will
axail naught. These pests are fairly
warned, that if there be any virtue in con-
stant, unremitting warfare against
their nefarious business-the HEaALD
viii bring il. to an end in Wilmington.
They are robbing the poor, and if expo
sure will compel the proper authorities
to prosecute these violations Of the law
exposure will be frequent.
The constable who took small sum Of
money from these people acted dishonesty
as neither directly nor indirectly could he
sway or influence the purpose Of those who
direct the policy Of this journal, to root
out Of Wilmington policy shops and their
attendant misery.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
THE CAMPAiGN IN PENNsYL.
y.,f f.al'n VANIA.

There can .e no doubt of Democratic
success in the Keystone State. The mas
ses of the people are fully aroused to ac.
tion, and are determined to win. In
Philadelphia the preparation for an active
campaign never was so complete. The
Am naricus Club, heretofore social organi-
cation, has entered the field, and arranged
.sar series of monster Democratic meet
lmgs in Concert Hall. Great numbers Of
peo '.e are idle, and charge upon the ad-
IA. .stration, their idleness, and poverty,
a., VII vote against the Republi-
<ss ;. O.her and totally different
"a arc operating against the
- n1:lates upon that ticket: War
L On George Handy Smith, the
i. Senator f-am the First dis
seA taA.s in ihe navy YARD from
r7E e;sfs. TIE remnant Of ahe Old
= o;l-2- party s2a-l l. ':m because
- E=ttr:a cement hare openly e. pouse;l
- cau,s 0t his opponent Mr.. Cantrel],
rl-' : vornc, able and reputable law
Yer. In some way or other sam Randall
has lhe run Of he Navy Yard, and is FILL
ing all vacancies with Democrats. Sam is
20 be Speaker Of the next House of Repre-
sfota1yes, and it is probable the pow
ers at Washington want to stand
well with linn as investigations
will lie the fashion next year, The
Republicans Of the Stale were outspoken
against Grant for third term, and it seems
as if orders have come from Washington
to the placcman to keep cool in November.
The Union League is no longer unit in
favor of Republicanism, as may be seen by
the amiable way, very many Of the men,
bers, speak of the committee of sixty-two
that threw Bingham, Lane, Martin and
Yetter overheard as. fecclent, with the
filth Of the wing.
The accounting day is at hand and, be-
yond doubt, the party that misruled the
State and especially the city of Philadel-
phia, for so long a time will be retired bv
the votes Of the freemen of PENNSYLVANIA.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
4 Pn11hELrhn rplnem, has 1T

A PHILRELrtA nplhem has IT.
ten to4he ncrniu 1sssa aaf IL city, 1t
each one of the members of the force have
been assessed twenty-five dollars to aid in
carrying on the election. Tha,reeqts up
on Mayor -Stokslx,s administration "a
dishonest one, and shows that the officers
appointed BY him are used BY extorted
contributions, to assist in elections. But
this will not excite the least surprise when
it is known that this extortion Of money to
carry on elections is an old dodge of Re
publican rule. Not only has it been i'm
posed upon Office holders in States and mu-
inequalities, but every one who holds Office
under the United States Government has
to contribute stipend for carrying on the
elections Of the party. In this way have
fabulous amounts been raised and votes
made mere matters of barter and trade.
1t has been by this species Of juggiery that
the Republican party has been kept in
power so long, that the negro vote Of
the South has been bought in the
lump and the different departments Of the
National Government made contributing
funds to the elections. There is not a
man who holds government Office from
the member of Cabinet down to the coun-
try postmaster, who receives barely
enough to keep him in bread and butter,
that does not have to reach into his pock-
ct for the dollars to keep his party in
power. And this is the reason, for Re
publican success, which is fast opening
the eyes of those who have been guilty of
it to realization of the dishonesty and
unfairness Of a party that they have been
bled and taxed to support. -
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
PRODUCE MARKET.
Nominations in Virrinia.

In Virginia the following conservative
nominal. .ons for the Legislature have been
made for the counties nzmed Bedford,
Hon p. G. Burks, w. w. Berry and Y.
9. Arthur; Fluganna, A. A. Gray; Am
herst, Dr. Il. E. Smith; Nelson, Judge
George $; Stevens; Hanover, Dr.. T. j.
Woodbridge and VIM II. Gaines. At the
conservative primary election in Augusta
county on Saturday delegates IN favor of
the denomination of Judge Cochran for
the State Senate were elected in most of
the districts. pOHa- n -, y =
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

WHILE there has not been as great a
revival-in business as was predicted by the
North during the Fall, the reports ftom
the South are very encouraging. Shipping
OF all kinds has increased, thus showing a
greater expectation Of products from that
section and a recuperation in internal I'M
provements in the way of MANUFACTURES.
IT is cheerful sign and one that predicts
the revival in, business to be general when
it finally bursts upon us and not limited TO
any particular quarter. . - = '- -
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
!. NETTING extremely interes

NETTING extremely interesting is
Fix: : . grow out Of the case Of man
named Lawrence, who has been extradited
from England to the United States upon a
charge Of forgery. The ex.radi,ion treaty
between the two countries expressly states
tha: a prisoner shall not be tried upon any
charge but that upon which he has been
'estradited. But it is now the intention Of
the United States authorities to try the
prisoner rpoh the charge. of smuggling,
which is in positive violation Of the extra
dillon treaty, and if it is carried out, it is
thought that it may cause breach in the
friendly relations that have heretofore ex.
listed between the two powers. and lead to
extremely unpleasant consequences.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
A AMAiorcGsneral,s Poverty.

/ The Cincinnati Inquirer saws Last ere
ning a tall, haggard and ragged-looking in
dividual found his way into the CUMMING
vile station-house and into cell for safe
keeping. He had all the marks of dissipa-
ton about .him-bloodshot eves, intlamed
skin and bruised face. He had what was
still worse and still more conyineinp-a
violent attack of that terrible man.killer
disease, delirium tremens. He claimed to
be homeless, friendless and moneyless, and
to have walked all the way from Indianapo-
IL. He said he was Major General VIM,
ID. Wheeler, of the late Confederate Army
on his way to his old home and birthplace
In CulPepper Court House, Va, where he
wanted to die. u lul0 '~ "'-',l - =
General Wheeler will be remembered AZ
a dashing officer who figured 50 brilliantly
during the war in the cavalry service. The
story OF this poor tramp, claiming to be
tins famous General, is sad one If true
anu an interesting one, any way. He saws
ne Is slxty.two years old, that he graduated
at West Point in the class of '32: that
while commanding at the battle of Shiloh
his son was shot and killed that in less
than two weeks after intelligence came Of
the. death Of his wife, then the escape of all
ms slaves-nnmbering nearly twenty-and
lastly, his Virginia farms that he had
signed over to his brother to escape con6s-
cation, had been seized or sold by that
brothers creditors, leaving him pauper
AT the close OF the war he alleges he drift
ed from one place to another, finally brine.
ing up in Mississippi, where, until a few
weeks since, he has lived. He iourneved
up the river to Evansville two weeks AGO.
Landed there and went to Terre Harte
where he expected to find a connie ~
nephews; was disappointed; went to Indi.
annapolis, and from there tramped to this
CITY. P0'' W 'nA'
lie claims that his mother was n sister of
Governor Trimble's wife that his on1v l.,
sister is Mrs. Colonel Martin, of Hamilton
ONO. and that his only SURVIVING child ;s =
married lady living in Baltimore. His
whole story Is very straightforward, and in
ms conversation he betrays an intellio1hoo
ana familiarity with public men and tb;nos
which which one would scarcely look for in an o..
ainary tramp. Whisky seems at last ~
nave wrecked him, and it will probablv ho ,o
ms tate to spend his last DAYS in the iin
elnnatl Hospital, where hs will be taLan on
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
PHllAADE,1fHIA PHI /, Al Il n MARKETS.
stock Market.

'h1E .9n ~i PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1875.
Gold 'lNs1@ll7lslPenn RR 5OsS@5OIl
Silver l07I@lD Phila & Read S,II,I
Us ,dS 5sSi H., l%f9gla l}$ 5g RI 5s5ss@5s32.,
"5uly1s.s l HIS Fiji EE,R's G"5iS i"% i"
9 ] vi ylSG7 lD.a9ki M n IehighVM, 6l5fpsila
lG1s *71lIIg'1!" cafawissa Z IL i isR III
New 5s !lS46- do preia. 4fa,s6H15
City 6s, ,neWlO914@lO9 Central r 20 m@l
UCo'sofNJlsl G1l3Ols Jacksonville Z735@ @26l55
-gI I"f Di7kADB sBEpoRr., ug r u5p 1.
Seeds In c1nvefseed nothing dofng. Tim
othy ranges from 90 80 TO- % l5 FlaXseed is
tnkon by the crpshers atiSl 50Cgl}b5. mn. /,
The Hour market continues quiet, and
prices are hardly sustained. About no
barrels were taken by the local trade at
VI 53f95 for superfine; IS l21Sa-5 80 for extras;
% 2,H6 Is for Iowa and Wisconsin extra
= 22fSl, ~ for Pennsylvania, Ohio and In
diana do. do. and 81 654tS 80 for fancy
brands. Rye -four sells at IS 25@5 50. In
corn meal no sales. M H. G ja,
The wheat marke ct is steady but the move-
choice new red at 81 2b@f 50; do. do. old at
)! 359l 43, and damp and sprouted at Oc6
II lO IN rye no sales. Corn Is in fair re-
quest; 900 lsush els sold at 7s@74c and yel-
low at 52(g73c. for mixed. Oats are selling
"y ,WVfoo. ~ MeskeIu mlXeQ ana stained
whit; and H@5ec. for good and choice white,
Whisk y Is steady at 81 IS for Western IRON
bound. 'pi 20 .H'llI .''0'' --G,T' -
G PRODUCE MARKET. . rl,i,rr,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept N.- Butter steady,
New YOrkOan Bradford county extras.
3a934c:; do. do, frsts, $2s@3Oc. Western ex-
tras, 8gyc.; do. tirsts; 0@24c; rolls, extras,
B@8c.; do. firsts, 24@25c. al '1Ir' > 'E~~T
Cheese eimprovingv 4 New York fancy, ll@
Hc.; do prime, N@lOHc. Western tine, lO@
Eggs quiet. Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
ana Delaware fresh, &c. Western do, N@
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
NHERIFFS' SALE

BY virtue ora writ or vendltiouj E,n|
to me directed, will be opened to II
sale at the hotel of Alexander MaxrJl
Mlddietowp ,ip st. Georges Hundred
Castle county, Delaware, On THUi1
the 3thl day OfsepteMber, 1873, ats oJ1
p: M, the following described real ID
No. j. 4 lot Of IanSdd aha situate in ,ridd,.
st. Georges Hundred, New Castle cor|
and state OF DELAYS bounded BY \
street, CaSs street, land of John Tovul
and Others, being about one hundred
on said Lake street and about one hunj
and twenty feet deep, with two framed
ling houses thereon erected.
NO. 2. A lot Of land situate in the vi
Of Odessa, II in the HUNDRED, County
state aforesaid, bounded by High snea
a certain alley by lands of Daniel stG
and by number three next described
about fifty feet in front on said High
and about one hundred and sixteen
With frame dwelling house, carriage
ana stable thereon erected.
No. 3. A lot of land situate in theH
of odessa aforesaid, Bounded by Highs
by q certain alley by land of John iN%
and ty No. above described, beinE s
thirty feet IN front on said High strel
hundred and sixty feet
with frame dwelling thereon erntA
No. 4. A lot of laL d Situate In ste
fr5hi @ @Edessaai aiYttS'Mi u MiddHltt@9 la
lands Of William Polk, Chas. A. l..
and Daniel Corbit, containg four aud
a half more Or less. '''',
No. s. "A truck Of marsh land sitmI
st. Georges Hundred, aforesaid, boundd
ApboquiniTnink creek, and by land Ia
John Janvier and others, containing
ty acres, more or less.
Seized and tax en- in execution as
Of Samuel NJ. En0s, and to be
by WIN. H.LAMBSON, she1
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, septlO.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

TIE seraphis, the vessel that is TO take
ths Prince of Wales upon his EASTERN trip,
MAS the name of a frigate that Pail Jones
sent to the bottom off the Scotch coas: in a
contest with the Bon Uomme Richard.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

CARL scHURz made a ha,d money
speech at Cincinnati on Monday night.
Considering that he is paid ten thousand
dollars i'll gold for such speeches, there
can be but little wonder expressed at it.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

there mas Oeen no ODilg0tl0n on t0e part
the operatives to be in any way fesponfibl,
9r breaking this regulation, The time Q
\ iibtid Irfqfired As lHok Reht4icf4t
| ten days, and an arrangement fixed BY
which me 0pefay0f f6fleitg ne wagB sha'
maybe due him r. tletms AhaseRenuent
is broken. Consequently, the regulation is
less oaesops than, heFet0tosS, hQts seRla 81
sponsibility is assumed Sr breaking it and
throwing out of employment the entire
force Of the mill, and preventing thu mill
owners from completing their ccntracts.
The manufacturers avern that no candid
minded person, familiar with. the thousand
and one details of the bdsihga,, and the
events Of the past year or two, WIN pro.
nounce the agreement anything more than
what is necessary to counteract the tenden-
cies which have been developed as the re-
suit of constant agitation.
The.manfsetunsnsi whose, mterestss are
wholly identified With the success and
prosperity of the community, believe that
the arrangements they have adopted are
vital to the prosperity of Fall River. They
state that the original reduction of wages
was made January r which, It will Be re-
membered, was general throughout New
England. 1t was ten per cent About
April l thatreduction was restored in this
city, but not generally in other nanufactd-
ring districts. The reduction of August l
wages at that Which was current here du-
ring the early part Of the year, and which
had remained current throug gholt the other
manufacturing rdistricts., The objeGt 4 was
TO continue business and keep the qopsrs-
tives employed without any material loss
10 the corporations. This is the state Of
the case as pEesSnted'by fheManufacturers
and their statements are borne out zbyI
large portion of.the community. 477' ,i'
The streets at evening to-day are uniyer.
sally quiet. The military are here still,
and the police are faithfully at their posts.
But the streets are orderly and quiet.
SpeculatioDs IS TO- the future are o. varied
as they could we'll be; IL is not at all i'm
probable that many days Of weary waiting
will pass before anything is settled. This
is the opinion of some well.inforred per
sons Others equally we'll acquainted
with the situation think further fierce strife
must come, Wills tBefe, are those who be-
lleve all the men will resume work before
the week is passed, r; - 49,, H., -. ',..'.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

At "A suan tl;ss veil Of clouds and heavy for
as,: a. sunrise made it impossible to nee tho ie
ecllpse from New York city, YESTERDAY. VIC
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

r., PRESIDENT Grant and party left s.. Lo,,;,
tepdsu ussuay ana arrived at Des Hoi,es YES.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
Bluff O. Kaisqr wilheln !,

Bluff q Kaisq wilheln,, ,1,.''
yiger is !, = y wonderful, was Z sAS*t =.
during the whole time on botb a. uea
recent Sedan anniversary. and and "a oaNd
and down the field at the e. basd rnu sai'S ~
as bri'kly q $er, ,OI~GF' G' '' M
The Soldier. hutsl' on wool,xd;..I WY
vailed 10 much aS to comna| |Re!la ~ ;.
mem, are built of brick, and sr ea"b sa' !.
been found by experiment to bs is'a at os N
absorbing . pint Of water, up
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
WILMINGTON QVOrATIoNs.
-DxDv-ASEDD,

Delaware State Bonds, a, :, 1927 1O5
Wilmington City Bonds, - 1917 1917
Delaware r. R. first mtge., 1917 1927
~ ah' I" extension. ~ % ~ 100 4
Wilmington 4 Reading R.R. ,-aH,',2. u
40 LIST mortgage, n :. y 45o o1Hxe u
Wilfninptnu ~ Readino r j. =. 400 NJ
IT End mortgage.l 4n!is u
Wilminotop X Wsstvpn r r 'fI, iirn2
nv let mortgage "S1--.7 =! 20 b'o:eX
Delaware r. R. Stock, - 22Hi 4f23f1
Wilmington Coal Gas Co., u. S7c1 200
National Bank of Delaware, 500 5O5h!
.-.," ..,,' - "lWh, y B'dywihe, SO =! 6sk
First National Bank, : '!1142 ~ 143r
Union National BANK, ' 40 AZ
Farmers Bank, ;, - '-' 42Hsr4 43
Delaware Fire Insurance, 25 ''''' 2e
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
EsS q / ~ s.! !ss 3ss1',s S=s.| ~

Eeeks AOtlce 1n!e11 10ns lea .Dut
there has Been no obligation on the part Of
the operatives to be in any way iespon4ible
fr. breaking this regulation, The time Of
iaptide eiEqiired As 10y Re<ht4icsaY]
ten days. and an arrangement fixed by
, 1875-03-03


Tho trial Of John y. Loo, under arrest for a.
legod participation In tho Mountain Meadow
1nuasacro Of Bomo twenty yenrs ago, In appointed
to tako place It Doayor, Utah, in April le1t.
An efort will bo uada BY the Mornlous to got
possession OF tue Jury; In which osent conyio-
toa t1a,. WV Pn out i Gt tue question, though the
The lectures Of Mrs. Stouhouse now boing DO
!trcred iu dlhoront paris Of tho Territory,
dwelling with thrilling interest, 1t IL sai4,
upon many Of tho luciaontH Of tue massacre,
clearly duplicate notno OF tho head men Of the
Morn,oa Church IN the bloody transaction. Tue
otfect ct these lectures !a to strengthen tho da-
termination Of tlo "0entiles" to bring tho
murderer1 70 Justice. while they At the samo
time intensity atormon hatred toward ler, aud
sArso Sharpening of Mormon wlss 10 avert tho
danger which threatens tho prisoner. Any soa-
nmonS mat will establish fa guilt must noces.
sar1ly duplicate his associates, who "ers ! nu-
Metous band aud 10 many Of theso as still sur
flse a1o nervous In apprehension OF the raYel&-
tlons that Ass expected 10 be mado.
" hs* been asserted that Leo VII mako clean
DTehst Of The matter, uuleBs tho strain upon ILLS
tta.l oomes Of, ~ ho uo~ exhibits strong symp-
toms Of arrangement. In his. rawlings ho has
already mAde several damaging disclosures.
Ihs balt Lake Tribune says that Ae
tel!s OF fe'low-consplFasore and assassius being
hlduen tn caro- In Southern Utah, armed
!uE arrest, vho Nero tho principal actors
!n the tragedy. He also declares that ho IL to bo
maos tAs scapogoat OF tho church, aud put for
wAEd to receive tho punishment which Should be-
shafea by each Aod ofssy ono Of ila confciler-
a.os aGs a!foas pon; Thoh Tie Aoe-
abb. k1eita msat over tho subject Of tho trial
IL II foFer heat, and daily increasing. Au honest
jury u the ons thug most desirable, md VLioh.
1t IL anticipated, 1t wlQ be diiaouls to procure.
, 1875-03-03

the rest of thu world. Tho time
lisa paaaod when mans worth Is eAttmate1,
eyeM In tbs South, by iis quartor-secsfon,, AZ
a. 1t IL In Chicago. II you will furnish ths
.'hn1al1 farmers" who arc rea1 farmers, No MIL
furnish Tho Hr1ail fatma In exhaunt1ess 1nantl'
ties, and aay nothing nhout color III tho decds.
Ia. Him come from whats1er ofino or coaptr,
i,o may. AZ proof of lila, point to tbs
fact that during lhe last Two years,
largo nunbcra Of co1ored families lluvo come
from Gnoraia and Alabama. and havo found
ready employment and pleasant hotnos In Arkan-
sAs aud havo heard nothing but wnrdh OF
kindness and e,.courA Agnncat to this GLASS, eTen
frun our !" bourbon" pfosB.
Hoping that your t,npor may aid ua 10 getting
r1ilmeroue small farmers to take our lands, TO-
lnaiu, worry truly. II: 4. PIERCE
OF Little Kork, Ark.
, 1875-03-03
How n Cat Won a IyttCc1s

1H1Hff6' 3DHFTNt
A number Of Cernons met in tha American
House billiard saloon laat night, when man
caMo in with cat in his arms. 4 momontary
ionsIin meant as meu a. 40 - not % IN tIo I Ip1it Of
going about Nth CATS In their arn,.. Tho Oh
servers had not long to wait ~ ths
cat-carrIer exclaimed, "I,ot anybody thi.
cat will carry d bottle Of alo ten foct." Soua.
form, tic feat, or Wiling 10 n see IT, it dono, mo
took the bet. Tive chalk lines ucrc 1naio on tha
foor tho bottle was produced and the rerform-
ance began. Tho bottle was placed su ono mark,
and tho cat waH to carry 1t to tho other. Scizlng
down over the bottle. Obeyiug know, impulse,
tho cat grabbed tho bottle tightly with her fore.
fest. Tie man thcn nalkcd over tho chalk mark,
mud tlIe cat. elinging desperately to tho bottle,
carried 1t along tho loor 10 the specified distance.
Tho Mnger mas won.