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The Morning herald., 1875-11-01

NOYICE.-I, John keegau, hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the judges
oi the Court OF General sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Dlvery of the state of Della
ware, in and for the county OF New Castle
on Monday, the 18th day Of November next
being the first day of the November term
A. D., ls75, for llcence to keep an inn or
tavern at the Rising aun Hotel, in tn city
of ew Castle, in the State of Delaware in
school district N o ii. and to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities tran one quart, to
be drunk on the premises. and the follow
ing freeholders rcccommen,. the said appli-
cation, to wit:
c. b. Weggenman, George Hewlett,
John Kelly, Giles Lalnbson,
james O'Neil James Wiimot,
Robt. Murray, Vim. Herbert.
Thomas Early, Ferdinand Lccliler,
w. Holschumaker, John J. Black,
d. Bouldon, a. G. Gray.
JOHN kEEGAN,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
lIL sAINrs Day.

To-day Il the Festival Of All Saints. It
takes its origin from the convention, in th 9
seventh century, of the Pantheon at Rome,
in.oa a Christian place of worship, and its
dedication Of Pope Boniface, w., to the
Blessed Virgin and all the martyrs. The
anniversary of this was at first celebrated
on the 1st of May, but the day was subse-
euently altered to the first of November,
which was thenceforth under the designa-
tion of the Feast of AL Saints, set apart as
general commemoration in their honor.
The Festival has been retained by the Angl-
can Church,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
The widows Comfort.

Green is the grass upon the hill,
The ield-fiower blossoms by the way;
While restless music of the rill ~
And birds per ects the summer day.
But the yellov cottage
over the wall
Is'brighter than all!
For the ch.l looks up in his mothers face
And giveth splender to the place,
As he saith, for her widows comfort: :.
''Mother. I've plan,
That when Pm a man,
I'll dwell in goodly company.
And You shall be a lady"
Paler the green upsn the kill, ~
The wild flower f;slleth by the way;
While miner voices Of wood and rill
tSing dirges for the summer day.
But the yellow cottage, ........-ss
Where the sick boy lies. ~
Is like p ,radisc;
For he looketh last in his mothers face
And light liveth in all the place,
AS he satin, for her widows comfort:
"Mother, you'll come tome
Wherever l be,
Amlo the goodly company, -
And you shall be u dy"
All brown and barren IS the kill
The last leaf fallen bv the way;
The winds have C me, haunt ng and chill,
And Winter weaves his threads OF gray,
But the village churcs yard
Over the wall
Is sadter than all
For the townfulk look in the II others face,
AS they gather about the burial Place,
And say, for her wi 'ow 5 comfort:
''God give it that we may be
With thy dear boy and tLee
A mid t, .oodly comp ny,
And you shall he our lady!'
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
Miscellaneous Notes.

There Is lady living in Richmond
Ind, who was married when twelve wears
of age. When fifteen years old she was
the mother Of two chileren, and when
thirty her children numbered ten. Eigh.
Of her children are now living.
Verify it would seem that Phsladc'phi,
journalism had wholly sacrificed her inae-
pendence, and that its outcry hereafter
against Rings" and public wrong doers,
will suggest the inquiry as to whe,herthe
alleged Offenders have or have not offered
to reward the silence of himsv sheets.
Another Of tie Popc's neat little jokes
is reported. A young American girl, six
feet high, had just received the Pope's
lessing at reception, and as she rose from
her knees, Pope Plus began to smile at her
height and bade her kneel again. "Miss,'
he said, Il shall have to give YOU blcs-
sing and half' And he went on, smiling
at lis joke.
Jugsernant is in bad way, owing to the
fall of a stone from lis pagoda at Pooree.
The fall of stone is a severe matter. as
there is prophecy that when the first
stone is unfastened the temple shall not
stand. The temple was built in the middle
of the 10Th century, and during the last
seven hundred years not trowel has been
laid UPON it in the way of repairs.
A wire clothes line agent called on we'll
to-do farmer at Meridian, Cayuga county,
and tried to sell him wire clothes line
The farmer declined, ard the stranger made
him an offer to give him line if he (the
farmer would give him his name as ref
erence to use in the vicinity. He gave his
name on slip Of paper presented by the
stranger, and which was apparently care
lessly folded, and about two weeks from
that time received an invoice for wire
amounting to 500 as per order. The
carelessly-folded paper proved to be an or
der made to third party, and the best he
could do in settlement was to pay S37 to
be released from the order, or take the wire
and pay the bill.
A Vermont man has invented law
mans churn. 1t is adjusted to a wagon.
and, and all man has to do is to put his
churn into the wagon box, pick up his
reins, drive half mile and return, take
out his churn, and he will find bis cream
turned to butter. I....
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Tic Egyptian army las cntcrc, Ahvs-
S.H.a. Inr Ahys>:,Ii,,ns are rr.reatinr and
Offering 40 resistance.
Consider. bic interest is manifested at
Washington il the coming election in Mis-
$!s>!ppi. regarding the matter of full pres
erVA,ion Of the public peace in that State on
election day.
Henry G. Coates has teen appointed In
!Crnh Revenue ! SOrcIiccpcr tor the Ken
tuvhy District.
A scTerc rain ana thunder storm passed
over Memphis, Tenn. on Friday night, pros
tra'!n@ the telegraph wires on the west side
OF tie river. \ sroLg northeasterly storm
prevailed i'll New York yesterday.
! fire Saturday morning at Queens. Lonp
Island. destroyed eight buildings. ental;ng
loss of about $4,000.
hev. s. Newton. Niclolas Wheeler, Plak.
istotl CLaAis, Mrs. Challis, Mrs. Goodwin
an! Mrs. }. NJ. Benscholt. recently appoint
et missionaries to India. sailed from New
York Saturday for Liverpool.
A French Canadian literateur, of Ottawa
On. Claims to have become possessed Of
document relating to the fate OF Mr.. john
Franklin, which has never heen published.
II was sent to lin by friend who has
lately travelled in the Northwest.
Tie Republicans Of Pike and Monroe
Counties, Pa, have concurred with the ke-
pUb!icans of Carbon County in the nomina-
ticn Of William c. Morris, Jr., for State
senator i'll the Twen,y-second Senatorial
Dis. rict.
The jerome Park races have. been post
pcned until to-day.
The Nassau Boat Club Of New York have
been treated with marked attention at
Washington. Saturday they visited Mount
Vernon as the guests of the Analostap
Club. On their return in the evening
supper was given by the Analos.ans 10 the
NassauS.
The Leeds Mercury Of Saturday says that
the large iron producers, Blockow, Vaughn
* Co., employing in their collieries, mines,
and works nearly ten thousand men, have
noified their employees at Middlesborough,
Wilton Park, and the Esten Works in
Yorkshire, that owing to the depression of
trade, their engagements must terminate on
the 18th Of November next.
General Patterson, Collector of Internal
Revenue, seized in Memphis, Tenn, on Fri
day, about 10000 cigars in tho hands of
various dealers, because the makers
name was" pressed " into the box instead
OF being" burned " in with brand, as re-
quired by law. y
Seven prisoners escaped from the St. TO-
seph' s, Mo-, Jail on Friday night BY saving
CT TIE iron hars of window
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
NOTICES.

SPECJAh NOTICE TO CoIJSTv
y PAYERS.-The undersigned ndu TAX
Of County Taxes having given i'n notioll tGioolleeton
months ago that the taxes wsrs ns'lGe Ss three
payable at that date, aud ner,as Is nna uae and
las tnan ne-twentieth &. the Ak m psyer. ,'N more
tors for their own protection vie, VIII, me eolvc
TO enforce payment accOrdinv ~ ,a ,u oe Obliged
gives the collectors power IL " cni,v, LAW, Which
duplicates. receive thel
JOS. /. CARPENTER :,
A. GIVEN, IN' JA.
COllecto,s
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NOTICE'--Burns & Mc(jowon -
~ smiths, hereby give notice 70 Dacl.
friends and patrons that they hax, W. !lel
pleted and re-occupied their new "%,e he4eon CON-
and blacksmith shop at lui Ora noo ooulialng
Their new shop is one of the most msD co, slltA
IN the city, with ample facilities for fHp',peh 3',h
all manner of black and shin ivr nGollg
The sh9eing department is perfect t ctt,nlls anas
formerly especial atttntion will be pirSlss fau
driving horses. """sns and
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

INSTITUTE HALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER sth and 9th.
BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THIS CITY.
HEALYS HIB LRNIAN GEMS
JERRY COHEN'S COMEDY COMPANY.
Great Pictorial. Musical ard National EX.
hibition, representing a tour in Ireland, ac.
cOmpanied vocal and instrumental mu-
Sic The usical and National Ilustra-
tions by the following artists:
THE GREAT JERRY CONAN,
as the
"EANlRY BOY AND DUBLIN DAN"
Mis- s.Alice Gleason, Miss Katie d, Rian,
Mr.. CnaS. Gleason, Mr.. owen Dillon, Mr..
Jas. Graham, Mr.. John Magee, Mr. | rank
Carr.
JOHN f. IIEALY, Director ond Manager.
Making one of the finest exhibitions now
travelling.
EE,ERVED SEATS, 50 cents.
% "
70
Grand Matinee Tuesday at 2 o'cocls.
Adults q cents, Children Ii csnts.
JULIE T. MORSE, Eueiness Agent.
novl St
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
AUDITORS OFFICE
81 EAST SIXTH STREET
WyI,iISC,ToS DErAW,pr


SL EAST SIXTH STREET
WILMINGToN DELAWAEE
Notice Is hereby given, by direction Of The
Finance Committee, that all bills due the
City On January lst. 1873, must bepd Oil
or before the first day of November Hezt Or
they will be placed in the hands Of he So |
licitOr for collection, BY virtue Of section Is |
of the City Charter, which is as follows:
IF the amount of said bill be not paid
within 20 DAYS after such presentation
thereof, it shall be the duty Of the MayordI
said city TO issue a warrant directed TO the|
said City Auditor, commanding him leyy|
the same with all costs thereon. upon tAeI
goods and chattels of such owner, and if nj
such goo is and chattcis can be fouHd within
said city sufficient TO satisfy said debt al4
costs, then to levy the same on the srolnai
or buildings of such owner fronting upon
such street as aforesaid, which said grouM1
or buildings, or any part thereof, snail U
sold by said City Auditor at public auction
upon ten fl0) days notice in two neWSpa1
pers published in said city,"
The bills Of deinluentS having long Sine
become overdue, proceedings Will be COM
menced without delay, unless payment
made us herein provided.
WILLIAM II. GHlsfN,
sepoG-;f City Auditor
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
wind and Rain in Michigan.

MICHIGAN CITY, IND, Oct. 31.-Consid-
cradle damage is reported along the lake
shore by the storm Friday night. It is
thought some marine disasters may have
happened.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAN PAYERS
~ Notice is hereby give1 that vi persons
indebted for County, State and Poor Tax
for the year 1875, tor the Second or Northern
District ofWilmington Hundred, must call
and Settle the same. The Collector will lie
found at his Office, corner of Eighth and
shipley streets, or in the evenings at his
residence. sos West Fourth street.
DUTY OF CrLLECToR.-If any person fail
or neglect to pay their Tax within te II days
after this notice, the Collector may levy
to law
Hthe owner efany Real Estate shall not
reside In the Hundred, or is a minor. It
shall be the duty OF the Collector to lew
and collect the same on the personal prop.
erty Of the tenant thereof,-ErtractJ from As
laW. WV WV
LEWIS MCCALL,
.-g-.,. Collector.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS,

Dr.. j. Eillers, the American Tumorist
lectured to a crowded house a. Br;dgeton
n. j., on Thursday evening last. His nu
merous friends in this city will be glad tc
hear that the Doctor will deliver bis new
lecture entitled " Humorists of the Past
and Present." in Wilmington about the
middle of December. DR.. Nillers has lee
tured in our city, and all who heard him
can recall with pleasure the hour and half
spent in the Opera House listening TO his
Funny Peop.e we Meet"
| The Wilmingtonans will be glad to hear
that the management of the Opera House
have made arrangements to have the Hol-
man Opera Troupe play here during the
season. ha'ie Putnam. who some pro-
nHcace as Maggie Mi:chells superior, is
&.so expected 10 appear in our City some
time rsyt month.
Tonight tie well-known Vokes Family
will :.q!Hear a. the Opera House in their ori;-
ginSl. musical .tr.gicsl and comical extraya-
.2nza-en:i;led.' The Bellies of the Kitchen -
VI N..erever the troupe have appeared in this
play. they have been greeted with crowded
houses. ana as the company are truly de-
serving OF patronage, let all who love fun.
~ and see for themselves: they vii. not he
disappointed.
TIE Sunday Asrc,ry thus speaks of this
troupe:
The Nokes Family closed a very success
ful cn-s cement at the Arch Street Theatre
last evening, having played to crowded |
houses every night during the week. The
success which attends the class of perform
ances given by the Nokes is another evil
dcn"e of the fact that we have entirely dis
c@rdel the staid habits of our Quaker anccs-
tors, who scarcely knew what it was to smile.
and looked upon genuine hearty laughter as
a crime. We seem not to care even for
quiet enjoyment mingled with instruction,
bu: 90 to the theatre for the sole hope and ,
expectation Of having our mcrriment ex-
ci!cd to the utmost. TIE Nokes Family
Succeed admirably in doing this, and they
reap their reward in crowded houses and
plethoEic pocket-bcohs in return for a bud
get OF ridiculous AMI mean:ngless nonsense.
oiit AZ which We cannot restrain our laugh
tcr. TEiS week the Arch Goes from cav TO
crave, these two unhappy maidens the
- Two Orphans with 4 dramatic combine
ion ironi the Il,ion Square Theatre.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01

The Court Of Oyer and Terminer for this
county will commence at New Castle on
Monday the 18th prox. and the Superior
Court the week following.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01

A few minutes inspection will convince
any one of the superiority of our goods, the
| reliable manner in which our garments are
made up, and the moderation Of our prices;
we buy and sell for cash, thus securing to
ourselves and to our customers large and
very unusual advantages.
We guarantee ali the goods to be ~ rep
resented. and the prices the slowest for
which the same grade Of clothing can be
bought Ar where
We return the money whon from any
reason garmets are not satisfactory, prOyi-
ded they are brought back within two
weeks Of date of purchase, unworn and un-
soiled,
We ask those who have not already be.
come acquainted with our house. and our
excellent mode of dealing, to call on any
convenient occasionand look through our
Large tablishment-examine our foods
and weigh the extraordinary advantages
we Offer.
Polite attention glvea to all, whether
buying or only looking ut our large and
handsome stock Of clothing.
I NATHAN LIEBERNAN'S
Clothing House,
8. W. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.
actao-ly Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01

NOTICE.-The Burdett Organ Ein,--
~ on exhibition at the iria.eviinnHs put
by Robelen Bro, took the firsi rro,' ',,,e ran
The Manor & Hamlin, rcpycSrn,a1an. Srr,v,n11an.
Gould, q Fisher, Of Philadcirhiss ''eG es,Dlyy Dyy
second. i"'', sRlhs
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oct l6-2wl
Registers prder:

Rra,srlER's orrl5s;,, Z,
New Castle CountyN Ocl. ,IR wi
Upon the application of SamuIs,., uIs,,ncjSla
banks Administrator of Hid 'nryy fr"mnty,
Wilmington Hundred, ia( salu .,oj W
ceased; 1t Is ordered and tilrec.eoo eofOfes
Regis ,er that the Administ1ra rator, ,ars nrS Of
give notice of the ranling on Leih.d Leetha des
ministration upon the Estata\ o. .lhereof
I'd. with the date of granting ...,ei .,i viii
causing advertis ,ments to be w,S,tels
forty days from tho date OF SUI ihs Cou
six OF the most public places OF u nns haG
OF New Castle. recurring al peiS wseu
demands against the Estate, to X.,uby
same, or abide by an Act OF Ash ind
such case made and provided. kthp
cause the same to be Inserted wt,la
same period in the MoR;!Sl EI(a
newspaper published in WlillinAsD
to be continued therein three W
o. d. N
Given under the hand and ST
Office Of the Register Aforesaid, al
Castle in New Castle County aforesx
day and year above written.
-.G. J. -I' sc. BIGGs, REGIS
nl' 4.E) NOTICE. L".
All persons having claims agains
Estate Of The deceased, must present
same. duly att ested, to the AdministratA
or before vOct. 18th, 1915. OF aQid'
Act Of Assembly in such case made
SAMUEL r. WILTBANK,
r. III. Administered
Address 2o4 washington st., Wilmini
Del, Oct.A,-3w 9
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01

N9TICE-I, JOHN w. GRAY, in COM
~ piiance with the requirements of the
act OF Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do h. reby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware, in and for the County
OF New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day Of
November, A. D., 1875 being the first day Of
the next November term Of the said Court
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
school District Number Forty-five. in
the City of New Castle called Dobbinsville
House, New Castle Hundred, New
Castle County, DEL. with the privilege of
selling intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises; and the following freeholders re-
comm end the said application, to-wit:
A. c, Gray VIM Hunter
c B Waggermann VIM Holshumaker
John Reagan James Wilmot
E V Platt A G Nolan
Joen Y Bloint David Boland
his Lep Chase ..
Dennis X Fitzgerald Isaac c Cleaver
Wit-Giles Lambson
oct. st JOHN w. GRAY.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE.-Lot OF Eice cider hAIHe.
4 make room for oysters, Apply Gi ~ j,
Sept.2-tf 4j1 NAsthIi =
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01
Coat-sSirts are deepsnisc.

4or ,oss g v4 ~ 'szue
The Morning herald., 1875-11-01

.ssIt sSra.atss'rr
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

English traveler--"As he got up two horse
pistols dropped from his back pockets" In
terlocutor- "But How. could he find room for
two horse pistols 9" Third paity--"o, he
did not mean two horse pistols, exactly, he
meant two Cots pistols.n
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

The gibbet is species of hattery to the
human race. Three or four persons are hong
from time to time for the sake of making the
rest believe that they are virtuous.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

4 W ttA< I<t1t odtttJt S11O WM0AH Att&HttC CJt11
Of our own Continent. from the ST. Lawrence
to the Gulf, is at present time gradually sub
siding. Aud Prof. Cook, In his Geological
Survey Of our STATE, says that tle amount d
subsistence on tie coast, amounts to one fool
Iii IS years. But how long this settling d
our coast shall continue, we cannot tell. Prob
ably ere long il will reverse its movement, al
it has done Outlines before. It might not bs
out of the way to state, just here, the fact
that no coast line that has yet been observed
closely, remains entirely stationary--at some
places rising, at others lowering. And il this
change in altitude is constantly taking place
along the sea, may we not conclude that It is
as much SO over the whole area Of the Conti-
nent? That indeed almost every area Of
county is daily changing its levels
So we may conclude, that If the streams Of
our beautiful county wear away their beds,
and the hills are reduced, in the course Of
time, almost to level with the sea, yet It is
faring no worse than the rest of the land
that it does so in obedience to the laws of the
great Architect, and that just at the time when
we might suppose that in beauty and in util-
ity, it had been ruined by slowly rising, an
acce,,erat;op of the f1ow of tho streams NAV
ensue, their beds may again be scooped out,
knobs, ridges and mountains may again d.
ve,s;tv the scenerv and the race then ,;v;no
may he ma iovons In the Divine hand;work no
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-, s.s ~. rr.s - .....s.s g .,
WV = s-' " "N 80
:. eo - :. -. 49, no" .4o
800 80 ~" -. $50 aa. IN, .", s.o
's''sA,.s ''ahes -" n.m. WIN. siop's
$50. ms. s"s,"
s.s"'' $50 -" pSS1
"'.'' = W" s1o"- s rs' "'~ ,'''-
:. -" pa. 70 =, ~. . ~, mo es"a ~
.no - ,."sssnoa' .. sno .'oasa'' .'a''ak 'n.o
s-s .ys's"e' 's - 1eA, :,
nv ~. ~, s, -. .,,.,. p -,
,,ss "',n p.so ~. a ,s ".s ,1o $50
-. ns..s ~. ~. So. ao''s ~
.1s 80 s. 49, - ~ r's' '''''
r. - - - asa - :.
-, ~" AZ -
PIP. s.vn 10 w s en- .l ~ " sln
incline plane of their several beds to increase.
- an9..A' W. -, = 400 :. ~
,.' 'ao,on - ~ ,a "oo :.
at the bridge near Reaville, 1879 it. at Cop
per Hill, 143 #. at Poulson's, 157 #. at the
D.ahara church, 178 r. ~'sa AZ the spring,
in J. Sutphin wilson's meadow, which rs the
true source OF this stream I'll II. above the
same level
Again the Wichetchoke, at the CANAL is ~
IT, above the tide at sergeants Mills; OIL
It. at Locktown, 4oi IL. ana at Croton, = IT,
above the same level
The Alexsauken, at its confluence with the
Delaware, has an altitude OF = It. at the
bridge; IN the York hoad' 40 n'' at Sea
bold's Mills, TOO IT,, and at It's source, Soo It.
The reason OF this no DOUBT Is as the at
fiuents of these creeks bring In the water
from the surface around, and swell the stream,
its abrading power is increased for the
weight Of water moving over the bed of the
stream, must be in proportion to it's depth,
and its abrading power must be in proportion
to its weight and its rapfdity OF movement
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

ssdWe all have our crosses,s Sighed Cardinal
Met Ioskey as he inouinfully pinned on that
sch, 900 diamond one tho St. Vincent pupils
thrust upon him.~