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LEGiL NOTICES

Minnie +. Pelham, November IT, -
rs. Ais Spr, i'iu !>io
William II. Pc ham Libel ltn,1TnS trT NlS No. 30.
New Castle County, S.: D''O'ce'
~. .,.--., The State Of Delaware
10 the Sherln OF New Castle County 'r.e, Sre.,
ing: "''!' greet
Whereas, Minnie p Pelham bv no, no,,.,.
10 the JUDGES OF our Superior Court 6ej ,,i'g IN
tne once OF the Prothonotarv Of tho soiJ
Iourt III anu ior the County Of New Cos,s
for the cause of complaint therein oIla,oJ
has made application to our said lnd,o. S,.'es, ~
a decree may be pronounced dssolT,v5, wa, ia.
marriage existing between the Petitions ,nJ 'rg
her husband, William Ii. Pelham 'i4
we therefore command YOU AS vop b.ro
heretofore been commanded that von snr.
mon William II. Pelham, so that be be 'ar,, anI
appear before the said Judges of o1r 'a.i "l,
Superior Court at the nextterm thereoi " Nv
held Mt New Castle in and for the Cour,v u
New Castle, on Monday the twentv.nntb dor
of November next. to answer the allpraron.
of the said Petition and also to show rSr.s
II any he has, why decree OF the ,aI Carr,
should not be made dissOyng the marriage
existing between him and the said Petitions
according to the act of AssemblvIn sper ,q.a
made and provided. and also to do AMI r..
ceive what the said Court shall Then AMI
there consider concerning him in this tfs9i
as to the Court shall seem meet and cot,.f.
ent with the provisions of the said &c; Oi
Assembly, andhave you then there tfi rr,.
Witness the Honorable EiwrtW.
-.,I Gilpn, Esq, at New Castle, the
-, fifth day of June, A. D., Eighteen
- hundred and seventy.ive
CHARLES BEASTEN.
Issued August 25, 1875. ProthonOtarv.
The above is true copy OF ais. summon
August %, 1873.
aug27 VIM. IL LAMBSON, Sheriff
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said branch and binding Herewith to the
aforesaid ~ ong thereof: thence up said prong
and binding north the same with said branch
ana prong about 400 perches TO the place of
beginning ,containing three hundred n d for
-. seY on acres, be the same N ore or less with
large two story Brick Dwelling n O use and
kitchen. barn. stablipg. large gram barracks,
shedding and corn cribs: one two story frame
tenant house. with sthbling and corr cribs
and granary and two tspem ent houses there
on erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of Gideon Z. Rothv ell. and to be sold by
Sherif7s Office. New Castle.
October IL. 1875 s octl4.ts
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At the
DEL wABE HOUSE. No. il3 MARKET ST
kept bv Geo. " ertlip. in the citg of vii
mlngton' New Castle county, Della are. on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. ls75
at o'c ock. p IL,
Ire tol lowing descri bed keal Estate viz.
All that certain lot or parcel Il llud yy,,b .
brick dwelling thereon erected. situDte in Tho
city II llnlngton ature,Hii. and bonnd I'd
and described as follows to wit.
beginning on the westerly side ~ Toyvo.
send street at the distance OF one bnndrn3
and ninety-tNo feet from the nortberlv sid q
OF y : rect. hence westerly aud parallel Win
\ and Il street through tie uriltlr or TO
division wall dividing this from the adioin-
NIX t"u>r On the H'h Two hIidr1I fp.t :.
The saster'y -" q. Pu, r,yn.G -.
theuc" n"siherly along thr same furteen
let to "A sta = theme ensterly an nnrnIIr
wIth na y rects III ,uiph the middle of
tue atVlslp. wal dividing this rrupl th, a -
j"lh hE uLte on he nor d Itu hundred feat
Z" Ihe ~ read west riy side OF rnyi,.r,d a
sire" ih' nee ."ulhcr yHlpn" ne said vest
eflN e. te oi iawn,e q stfeel iourl.en tept :.
Ia" lace "' HcglI ming. be t,tc r.ntcrts t5or.
- Wa, hey III ~.
~"lEe4 Hr oxen 30 ..NerItiu-.., h.
perty lienialnln T. Townsend ana Tii,,-
N g.. .t' VIE. nj tcr'e TEXAN. a..d -, he
%M II. AAMB~oN, .,hcrir
h'rlA'- q re. NJ, Castle. N'''--
October y, l-.j. oct .:-otav,.
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Senator boutwell,, when speaking OF
things financial, generally gives utter
ance to practical good sense. There
is no answer to this, for example:
"Our difficulty is this: There is
more paper money in circulation than
there ought to be, and therefore, for
commercial purposes it is not as valu
able as coin. If you diminish the quantl-
ty the parts will become more valu.
able, if you add to the quantity the
parts will be less valuable. If you
diminish the quantity you hasten the
day when specie payments can be re-
Sumed; if you increase the quantity
you postpone the day when specie
payments cau be resumed.
There is no mystery in this, an3
vcryssschcmc touching the finances OF
the country should be tested by the
inquiry, does It increase or diminish
the volume OF paper money? 1t is a
satisfaction To know that Mr.. Bout
well will have Il voice in the councils
of the nation, and one OF no slight m
tluence, in the settlement of the ques-
tions which he treats with so much
ability.-ItdgCr.
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Executors sale
A VALUABLE FARM.
VIII be sold at public sale on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th lS7i

4 4.
AT : clock, p. IN,
At the Hotel OF WIN. Anthony, in .,tantn,
peiaware, Farm, late the property of ,Josenb
ilhusey Sr, uec'd, situated IN Mill CrrrL
nuhured New Castle Oun.y, state of Della.
WVarc' bounded BY lands of VIM. Brackm
WIN. W. IorDert, Samuel Denlson. NJ /.
cheltree and others, convenient To schnoiS
mills, churches, railroad stations. and Sc,an
ana Que malt miles from Wilmington.
Containing 3o5 Acres
OF which 50 acres are covered with ynIuahia
timber. Inc arabic land Is in a high sIate NJ
cnltiNatlon, having been improved Tor the In +
nifty years. The farm is divided into tan 'as' o19
closures with water in each excent onc an on
of choice fruit MINIS
Inc improvements consist of IA large
ftohe dwelling, containing eleven kEnnc
rooms, Barrct, cellar and kitchen and Il Ill
" gOou vault, pump house, smoke TN
house, wood and carriage house. Waron
ouse, corn cribs, and all necessary outbuiid-
lnSs. with large dOuble-decker barn. built
VI etonc, win overshoot aud shedding AL.
tacIeu ana good stabling underneath There
is - a,so mil race running through the pro-
perty' winch pays an annual rent of $S. os-
session given on or before the q tn OF M9rch.
TFKMS.-Ten per cent of the nnrcbase
money to be paid on the day of sale, 40 per
cent. on or before the 18th OF March, when a
good and sufficient title will be given. The
balance may remain for term OF five wears
ny the purchaser giving bond and mortgage
on the property and paying the interest anu
All taxes that may be ievied on in nyestments
While 1t remains in the property.
SAMUEL LINDSEY, Executor.
L. W. stidham d Son. Auct'rs. oc7-4tw
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~ " II l. = Il ID l. L Il II VI -
no. /, The farm on which said Lyman re-
sided Al the time OF his uc lease. is situated
on tle public road lea ling from the VII
mingIOn aud ChristidLa tuTnp ke to the NV
p0rt and Gap iurnuke, In Christiaua hum
dred, H"" castle county and State # De.a.
ware, ABOUT Two miles from the city OF vii
III! etpu. bounded by IaadS ot Henry I,sti-
Iucr, John Lyman, Dr. Irons the late Ia
seph ;. Lyman, the late Joseph ~ oodyard
and others, containing about II : acres OF good
arabic land, easily worked and IN Il nigh
ate ol cultivation, divided into 10 cOuye-
nient enclosures with good fences a large
portion Of whl;h is Nlre ana and Usage thorn.
There Is a good large ana substantial Stone
and brick dwelling, with cellar underneath, T.,
Ice house ana III lR cellar attached; a never
failing well OF excellent water; also "A cistrrn
near the door: arge barn about so feet
square with ample stabling; al. 0 good cls-
tern In oarn ara; gianary. carriage house.
corn crib. hen house and other outbuiidings
There is an abunAnce OF fruit trees consist
ing ofappies, cherries, pears. &c. Also a good
tenant house on the property. The buildings
are beautifully situated upon IA very com
manding site, ana give an elegant OUT COX 10
the surrounding country. The location cam
not be surpassed in polnt OF health The
neig borhood has but few equals in soint OF
society and valuable farms, and being conye-
nlent to places of public worship, schools.
market mills. and having a good road TO the
city OF Wilmington and comprislpg the many
other advantages this property possesses II
home. Any one wishing to view this rro-
perty will be shown the same b. calling on
Mary J. Lyman residing thereon
No. 2. AT the same ime and place a small
farm situate IN Mill Creeg hundred State OF
Delaware. about miles from Wilminvton.
hlyng between the Tnllgate and Stanton
BOUNDED by the W u Ill ngton and Christiapa
turnpike, lands of the laVe Wm Haylett and
benjamin Cranston, coEtainlng about 27
acres Of veFy cnOico land. well watered and
vided into six enclosures with good fence
a.large portion OF which is Usage thorns.-
There Is good and substantial Dwelling
thereon erected. cell=r underneath; there is
well OF excellent water at the door. Frame
barn with stabling. granary. carriage house
corn crlb, Slaughter house. spring house. Sc
An abundance OF fruit trees such as an pples
pears, &c. Also good tsnuut house on one
corner OF the property. This property is cor
yenient 10 places Of public worship, sen nools.
mar ke., mills and IS well calculated for
trucking purposes Any one wishing 10 view
tins property Will be suown the same by cali.
ing ON james +. Porter residing theron
these are very desirab properties and the
subscr bers Will take pleasure IN giving any
information in their power
Terms easy ana made known on day OF sale
Dy now ARD T. FILM,
hOBEItl r. LYMAN
A, Executors.
-Octl WITS
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PAID ms TAN AND MAS EELEAsEr
IRON JAIL.-N. b. Eastburn, on Sa.
:urday, paid his city tax to Collector
:, Provost, and all the costs conse
.uent upon his arrest and confinement
n Jail, and was released. This will
oe considered test case, and those
VINO have not paid their taxes will
probably save money by complying
with the law. Property-holders gene.
rally understand that their property
viii be sold and the money arising
rom the sale taken by the Collector
% satisfy tax against real estHe.-
And those who have no real estate, and
'reabletopay, cannot escape by simply
"efusing to do SO. Itis costly business
20 DEFY the law, and those who learn
10y such experience aie apt to find it
very disagreeable, as no doubt Mr.
Eastburn has found il to be.
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'''''Sc~ss'F'~ ets'uer.
tKGIsTEK ) OFFICE.


INK CASTLE COUNTY, Oct, IN. ISIS
-,e: l.e atniica;io. II Marsel rw.c3
Fcsru- q !o-u Tweed atc o, " bits
Cits 'reeA hupdrei IN .al4 comfy, dccs',,e
"a Il j. o-Icrcc suG a.r.ctsl J. tne Reg
tGE that t.e tNcCut1r I.ares4iL lIv..
nOti", u. f.t -Is.t-a. # i.t .ttc-. Tcst,
mcntfy nnu the Estate Of tao dccrset /!
wl-L tIo aatcot 'r,ntlGstltreot BY c. usjB.
sGFeT '.ep. .l's 10 o. yso"1 within forty G2Ys
tcnft ruhilr pl:ro. o. I've county o. New Ca
tp, rsf; ilrins al nat-ons having denanis
: u,r 20 Ee'..te ~ pr1ssn' TIE satpe ,r
abb r. 'y 81 Ac' Ot A.seubly in ucl cr>e
mac a4a provided. mi also crrse th4 saInc
TO he Il erted within the same period IN the
!lhl' oa@ette, q newspaper published N
" llnEioA. md u contin2et therein
"a. Z, r'ree weeks. = y.
Z 1tS,t Gwen uEder tce hand and seal cf
Once u tho Register aforesaid, at
{" Castle. New Castle county aio-esaid,
he fav ard year above written,
s. O. pIQlG Dada.
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The Russians appear to have shown
their usual astutencss in shaking of
Alaska to lay hands upon Saghalien.- -
This magnificent island, although it
enjoys none of the singular tropical
advantages attributed to Alaska by
the late Mr.. Seward, and so far as isyet
known cannot furnish the Car with
pine apples grown in ice, turns out to
be extremely rich in minerals of all
kinds The Russian government Is
rapidly maturning plan for coloniz-
ing the island convcts, and corvette
of the Imperial Navy, the Nladrick,
has Just been making a complete geo
graphical circumnavigation of the new
possession.
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S. c. BIGGS. Register
NOTICE

All parsons hagitg & claims against the Es
tate oi tue deceastd must present the sam
1uly dlte3ted 10 .le Executor. on he
.!ore Oct ber 7th. 1876. or abide the Ac, q,
Assembly IN such case NJ "de and provided
MANSEL TWEED.
ga, Executor.
Ail'H' >cWarK, Del Oct27eod3W
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Even the Pope mas caught the Cen
tennial fever, and has determined to
be represented at the EXpositiou His
Nolincss will contribute two Wosaics,
ono representing a Madonna, painted
by Raphael, and the other a st. AgHcS
by Gentill. Truly, the excitement
caused in Europe by our approaching
celebration is wide spread and remark,
able.
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SheriHs sale.

UY virtue of sundry wr,ts OF Fl. Fa IN mn
~ me directed will be exposed TO Public
Sale on the premises near Kirkwood. In
Pencader Hundred, in New castle county.
Delaware, on "A''' :
TUESDAY,
THE2D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875.
lilo O'Clock, A. NJ,
viz:
0ne-half interest in lot Of corn, 4 intsres st
in lot of oats.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Merritt u Paxson. and to be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherifs Office. New Castle.
Oct. Is. A. D.. 1875. ootH- -2tav.
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.; AK PAYERS TAKE NOME.

ANl-
The undersigned. recevo.
nooi Is1s taxes for the city OF W,,,of OF City ra
n.o; give notice TO persons wilmington y,
PAID their City and school 'rho VINO have ~!
nave mad their bills prosent.d @ ior lsI6 a,d
iequlred by law, to cali lIsed.ed, All that th.v@ @ ~
days from delivery OFT ofthn Haa settle the sSys "
Fsquest NJ "a an such persons to cali me receive.
nE ~ East sixth street, and aa.,L ~ tLer Of,
ueiay, they having given bondse settle witbsU|
the money Is due them and dYuus ~ to the sI,u
slnie for 1t, and they hepe thny h,ney are re,Ts'
VIII be prompt, while. ncrhne use That can ,,1
cannot pay at once, will csii inaps some S,,
arrangements TO pay wben tha anu make nr1
,aost non respectfully ask You y can nd N
your attention so as to avoid W. 70 give Bl
= uhpieasantness. The citv Souole, oo,sI
anu requires us TO collect il needs nsrpl
WHAT we propose to do IA tn nj. ~. pay L. nd
fhe receivers also give ro.t vVaea aat araN
per OF lots in the I'd, I'd. 5th cS.ice o. ourl
10Th wards that they cannot an an "a VI ml
,,ioo vi. All smcn persons owning said iSde OWE.
for taxes and costs W. Will sell ths1
once No 10 East Sixth stro.,
Mhrket and King. Hours from oetveed
every evening. and on mari t.i az 70 : o'clOcl
heceiver Northern District NY my Osf,
north of 9Th street, '''' uncludng all
receiver Southern District nnENAR,
south of 9Th street Including All
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DESTRUCTION OF AN IRON.CLAD

PARIS, October 3l.-The iron clad Ma
sen's, flagship of the vicc-admiral COM
mandlng the French squadron OF Toulon,
n,oded. All on board were saved.
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Iowa women don't believe in dreams,
but let one OF them dream that she saw
her husband with his arm around the
Widow Smith and she'll sulk around for
a half a day.
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WE1 JHEk ItEPORJ

WAsnINGTON, Nov. IL 4, 81,
PROBABILITIES.
FOR the Lower Lakes, and the Allan
tic SN es, rising barometer, northwest
20 on&lwest, winds, low temperature
Clearing and clear weather followed
10y falling barometer on the Lower
lakes. Cautiohary signals continue
on Lakes Erie and Ontario, and on the
Atlantic coast from Cape May to East
port.
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Finale Hydrdstin PopderS." for all female
Complaints. BY mail, 81. Address, Dr.
Rogerson 7. 0. Box. 2j6s y. I nv
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VGtiCE,.-The Chesapeake a., ~
81, lanai Company.-A gonoI1d Sv ana bclae
ine ph company Will be held ld"eta et meeln,
Isl. isn1..iauelphia. on MONDAY a. az The orlc,
ia,o, at Il O'Clock, A, NJ. December n
"oVl's,22,29 HENRY v iE>rr
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IHE ELECnoNs To- MoRRow.-Elec.
ions will take place tomorrow in New
Eork, Pennsylvania, Virginia, New
Jersey, Massachusetts, Mississippi,
KANSAS and Minnesota. New y Yorll
e.ectS State officers. members of the
Legislature and Judges of the Supreme
Court; Pennsylvania, State officers,
members Of the Legislature and coun.
y officers; Virginia, one half of the
state Senators and all the members
the House of Delegates: New Jcr.
,ey, eight State Senators anG county
Ulcers; Massachusetts,, State officers,
'orty Senators, members Of the House
- Delegates, and eight executive
.ouncilior>, Mississippi. St.te trca.
'..rer, members of Congress, a State
legislature and county officers: Kan
---, a State Legislature and county
".ccrS, and Minnesota, state officers
memh"r~ of the Legislature and coun-
- officers.
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THE I'd day OF NoY -MBs. 1s,s

@ tn hppoHulnlmlrk hundred New Cast.
county, Delaware. on N"'''e
TUESDAY,
lhE ID day OF NoN >MBGh. ls;5.
-, AT l o'clock, p III.
me following described Real Estaie vi,.
AZ IN Il certain farm. plantation or trso, os
anu situated n AppoquiniInink bu oared 10 oi
ty H"unty OF New Castle aforesaid. and nsr,, 'nu
aary uescrloed as follows, that il to ssv. ~
efnninG AT a large stone at ,he run of a ,ra,s-
nets o. uenry Walker, deceased from ~ H. Ine
win Tue heirs Of land Of said heirs son,h "a
~ one ana one half degrees west 81 3-io .,i.
cues '9a stone corner as last azores lid ,bdp peI.
NO tn oZ degrees west l64 percbes 10 ana.hce nnehhce
so.ne @ corner as last aforesaid: from tbsaer
sou.n ~; % degrees west to the centre Of th.en
ms, ne rqad leading from PayIOr's Rr;dap pup
Dutcn creek; thence with the eentya ~ 70
iosa 70 the mouth of new pubiic rosS ~ said
ing .;a tns otate road; thence with he c. sesa
tald new road TO corner for lsnS ~ fotre centre
~ n. oSldsborough. william Kennodn erly
Lpehezer CLOAK; ON thence with a I;ynd and
ias So formerly Of Cloak south q dse,.nne ne OF
nne OF land formerly Of Beyan Mor.;n y, niil on
snence WIN the lines of that land nor,h sn sna5d;
Srees east - y 10 perches TO a cornsr of de
"m'rnA road; from thence partly with IN ,.is US
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABE
r E AL E STATE

Under the provisions OF the will of Albert
at PI'ic Auction. on the premises, deslgna-
ted hereafter as No. /.
TUESDAY,
&DN EMBkR 2d, 1875
At o'clock pm.
TWO TALUABLE farms
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AHElsIFF,S SALE.

I)y virtue of writ of Ais. Fieri Facias to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
~ the Hotel Of Jasob Hyatt. in the town of
Newport, in Chrl tiana hundred, New Castle
coBnty, Delaware. on
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Sheriff. $ale.

RN virtue "t = wri' Gt Levari F4cias I, me
ID directed will he exnnseI To- pu1li'. IN n
At the
DEL wABE HOUSE. No. tl3 MARKET ST
kept bv Geo. W ertlip. in the cirg of VII
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The Hone of the Radicals.

The Radicals pretend that there is
hope for them in the result of Ohio.
The more sansuine are ardent-they see
another chance to get at the spoils
should they triumph on the currency
question, and specie payments follow,
they could steal the "gilt-edged paper"
instead of deprecated currency in green
backs. This hope is poor, but poor as it
IS it serves to combine the rascally office
holders and Credit Mobilier scamps for
another effort, and it is barely probable
hey may help the Republicans to vic
-ory IN Pennsylvania rs they did in Ohio
Bat We cannot believe the men who
..bandoncd the Democrats and voted in
.avcr of hard money" in Ohio. or who
will d. so il Pennsylvania, will cast
;Leir votes III favor o; a continuanca of
i.adleal control ID: Washington. Tais
ropld defeat entirely she object OF the
.aop.r. They aye ANXIOUS for Reform
nd Erancmy ia 'ar expenditures, and
--e.cior" canaot and viii no. con..le in
ny promises III tai~ direction. which
flant or the Radical party may make.
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herizE'S sale.

virtue 4 writ Of Leyari -aci,s IN ,,,.
directed, will be expo,ci :, pnh ~ 20 me
~ me Hotel OF James {. rownsenI, t Townseo
emu 10 hAppo1uinimi" hundred New Cast.
I'll ESDaN
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Ssk lE3sH'f'- A7.h

RH, virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias to me
- directed. will he exposed 10 Public SALE
Il; he
DELAWARE HOU Sc. 6l& MARKET ST.
kept by Geo ". urrlip. in the civ Of " il,
mlngion. New Castle county. Delaware on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBE ,s-5
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RY virtue o, writ OF Nenditioni Exponas
ID % me directed. will he EXPOSED to / ublic
Sale atths Court House door, IN the city of
New Castle, New Castle hundred and county,
and State of Delaware, on 49, ~.
=. WEDNESDAY .~ = X
THE 3rd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
ORLEANS, March 10th. ISIS.


MR.. EDITOR Please allow me space
in spur columns to express my thoughts in
relation to the teachers institute, to be
held at Albany the first of April.
believe it's the right step in the right
direction, and Il is useless for me to add,
that all who intend to make teaching
profession shoHld. 1t possible, be present,
and lend their little might in making the
meeting interesting and profitable.
We can say, for one, we are glad to know
that new vigor throughout this county is
being infused into this profession, which
win doubtless ere long rank as first Of the
educational agencies of the State. This
county is first in every other enterprise
why should it not be in. this? A rule re-
quiring every member present to contrib
ute at each meeting something Of interest
and importance fesating to the cause Of
education, should be put in force then. rs
natural consequence. will ffullow speeches,
essays and experience. criticisms, illustra-
tious of methods of teaching.
Some teachers claim that it is of no use
for them TO attend such meetings, for they
know enough. TO such let me say, it Is
an old adage and a true one. that he who
! processes to know it all, is ignorant; and
| he who has come to the conclusion lie
knows but little, does know something, or
| is smart man.
/ In my estimation it would be to the best
] interest of both teacher and pupil to devise
means of bringing about more uniform
system for tlie government of public schools.
! 1t is seldom Il teacher gives dissatisfaction
TO parents with whom he has established
n good understanding; and as it is also
| true, that when Il teacher commences his
| labors in new locality. it is essential that
at his earliest convenience he become ac-
quaiuted with the parents of his pupils, it
| is also true that the greater the unanimity
of opinion and uniformity of rules the less
burlensome will be the teachers task who
commences his labors in a new locality,
and the less liable TO give dissatisfaction.
No one that has had any experience would
hesitate i'll saying it would be grand
achievement A purer. nob'er moral in
/ struction should be made part of school
4 instructions, The good of society and the
safety of public schools demand it. With
OUT unity of action we cannot have 1t.
FRANCIS MARTIN.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

THANKS. - We are requested by the
President of the Ladies' Aid Society, TO
return the sincere thanks of the Society to
the members of Albany Lodge No. 4, 10.
OF, for the recent donation of money In
aid of the Kansas sufferers; that while
they donated largely tor their distressed
brothers in Kansas. at the call Of the Grand
Master of the G.. l.. of Kansas. they yet
had the kindness OF heart to still further
aid suffering humanity, outside of the
hrotherhood,b by raising and handing TO this
Society handsome snfn, to be by US for
wartled to the general relief fund. May
their liberality be returned to them an
hundred fold.