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The Morning herald., 1875-12-09
The Ou.cast.
BY wINpER LEWIS.

lark and dreary are his ploddings. dull
and weary are his hoars;
one and dismal are his shadings, plotted
meath some tinsel bowers
l'iat but lures his weakened soul, rreys
upon his firing life.
IDS his dream unveil sunshine cursed
byevery wantou strife:
.,a To him Hope mocks tomorrow,
doubts its beauteous azure sky,
f,urtures up some bitter anguish, rrays
the laaely victim die.
Iacc how golden were his locks, once no"
bright his che erless eye;
.cc how brilliant were his words; no"
they court q mournful sigh,
1nathu names the broken heart, spesds
the arrow on to death.
Tuison'd by O Eilded hell-aye' II noa'S
upon his breath
"Gnly one penny, If you please; us NY
hunger to arpease!"
1aus he pleads to every stranger, falling
humbly on his knees.
" ,nds are blowing cold and fast; frosts OF
WlntSI CIlIIl tuC uA&hts
very eeurtier makes his haven: every
den has dimMed its light
= ye the beacon by the way, save the eagle
and the shade,
" here the outcast and the bottle meet TO
NEE. to share the spoils OF raid,
/ nd the world from quiet slumher ne'er
wakes to hear the cry,
v hen the flend has conaYer'd all-"Let
thelonely victim die!'
o~rkress deep o,ertakes the scene, hideons
night unmasks its form;
! tely step is falling heavy, wades the out
cast through the storm
rhatdoes chain his timid soul, send him
recling to the ground
There in snow and ice to lie till the guards
man make his round.
Ind to him life is dream, false in all that
ieers his name,
LEFT from every henest heart that does
sIurn his daily claim.
-Baltt1a0red5a.
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AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE.
CwILMINGTON)
MONDAY EVENING, December IS, 1875.
THEODORE THOMAS
GRAND CONCERT.
BY
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS.
Only Appearance Of
THE CELEBRATED CONTRALTO,
Nine ANTOINErTE STERLING,
WITH THE
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA
AND OTHER EMINENT sOLOIsTs.
PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE, Conservation Of
the house, op. III, BEETHOVEN
pRELUDE. Adapted for Orchestra n p..v
SuGEA, SHuSEEAA.' BY j. j. Albert BACH
ARIA. "Quando Miro" MOZART
Nine. ANToINETTE STERLING.
sNHE9REcrISSSku NTpT cdHSkus 50 san, ais Iohsa WAGNER
MARCH TEMPO,
INTERNIISSION.
RHAssoR,E Eo! p, HoSeRolsE' 11sur
CHORUS of Happy Spir-
Its in Elysium. Orpheus, GLUCK
DANCE Of Furies,
Flute Obligato by MR.. CARL WEHEER.
SONG, when the Tide Comes in BARNEY
Nine. ANTIONETTE STERLING.
SERENADE, SCHUBERT
Adapted for the Orchestra by Theo. Thomas
OVERTURE, Tampa. HAROLD
NOTICE.-This is the only organization
which when travelling give their Concerts
with the same number Of artists, and In
the same style of perfection as in New
York. Boston. Philadelphia, &C. Doors
open at Is To commence at o'clock.
Steinway sons celebrated pianos are
used at all the Thomas Concerts.
dec8.7t
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CONCERT
A CONCERT
OF SACRED MUSIC

OF SACRED MUSIC
WILL BE GIVEN IN GRACE CHURCH
Under the direction of c. B. Rhoads. assis
ted by some of the best musical talent In
the city.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. s. =;
at 7.i5.
The following is the Programme:
Organ solo-Junjumann,:E. H. Muhlha.
sen.
Chorus-Grace Choir.
Ave Verum, Nillard. Miss Lizzie B.
II Win Arise." V. Gabriel Mr.. H. F.
softly Now the Light of Day" Albeit
Mrs. Wales and Mrs. Stoue, Messrs W.
W. Lobdell and George w. Stone.
II Know, That my Redeemer Liveth," ;"
Handel. Miss Alice A. Evans
Grand Old Ocean," Milla1d. Mr.. Chas.
F. Williams.
PART SECOND.
Organ Solo. Wagner. Mr.. E. J. Muhlhau-
Heaven and Thee" Gnglielmo, Mrs. S
A. Mccallister.
Father Bend to Thee" Himmel. Mr.
H. F: Pickles.
"Rest in the Lord" Millard. Mrs. Wales
and Mrs. Stone, Messrs. Lobdell and Stone
What Makes the Spring." Abt. Miss
Evans and Mr.. Williams
FAREWELL Graham. Miss Lizzie B.
keene
Good night" Geibel Misses Irene Haw-
kens and Ida Carswell.
Concert to commence at 745 o'clock.
ADMISSION 25 cts
To be obtainedd of r. r. Robinson and W
II. hillany.
dec7
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO COZ wv ~
y EES.-The undersigned 1n,is lA9
OF Connty Taxes having given y3ttca tt'Ty,oi tbei
months ago that the taxes were ',i1 dn. 'a!ea .0
payable at that date, and who.aas Nc, "le ma. AM
than one-twentleth OF tue tax.raye,s iu,.s h1ns
paid any attention to said notice, lie coe"1 Ise
70 sots ,Sr tae,p own protection will be cbsa
gives the collectors power % coIee, "Stya| ,.i.a
cost In ten days after they receys ' ,ha;! KY
'''' 'Asf|
JOS. I: CARPENTER Up
A. GIVEN, '''
auEB-tf roi,eo+o,,
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAfE.s.-
~ Notice is hereby giye, that a.! t'fT3Gohs
Indebted for County. state ara f,hf 4aA
for the year 1873, for the second Or Aoli.r'aa ',a
District of " WilningtOn Hundred. Ilal,', ;a.,
and Settle the same. The Collector ~ ,'a
:ouad at his office, corner OF Elshfa az
.Shipley streets, or in the evenings a. NO
DUTY OF CCLLECroR.-Ifan an" person iali
Dr neglect to pay their Tax within zen IA! S:
AFTER this notice, the Collector may igs!
md collect the same with cost accoIo'@ .
10 law
1.-THE owner sfany Real Estate sht,I I
reside in the Hundred, or Is q MIR ).
shall be the duty Of the Collector - -. -!
md collect tie same off lie persona : +.
ttap. r
Collect !.
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MARRIAGES.

pENORNIANDIE--PIPER.- On Wednes-
day, Dec. Let, at the residence of n. H.
Clement, ESQ.,. Brooklyn, N. T.. the brides
hrother,in.laT RSyi Joh9 W vtIsn~tcn EnaGwtcn'
Delaware. to Nina Piper, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
AUDITORS CFF.C1,


81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Notice Is hereby given, by direction Of the
Finance Committee, that all bills due tho
City on January LIST. 1875. must be paid Oh
or beiaDo the first day Of November hex, Or
they Will be placed in the HANDS OF the 80.
licitor for collection, by virtue of section "
Of the City Charter, which is as follows: -,
''If the amount of said bill be not paid
within 60 days after such presentation
thereof, it shall be the dut,' OF the MaTorol
said city to issue warrant directed io. lie
said City Auditor, commanding .eT
the same with all costs thereon. upon lie
goods and chattels of such owner, and II 10
such goods and chattels can be found within
said city sufficient to satisfy said debt and
costs, then to levy the same on the grounds
or buildings of such owner fronting upol
such street rs aforesaid. which said sro' ms
or buildings, or any part Thereof, 81" "
sold by said City Auditor at public atc' :
upon ten 40 days notice in two leFss''
pers published in said city"
The bills Of delin9 9uents having org eng
become overdue, proceedings vii - cci|
lnenced without delay. unless pay'a i.
made as herein provided.
sep1C-tf CITY Auditor
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NOTICES..

NOTICE.-Th annual meetino -
~ Mary's Beneficial Society Gtil II ~ t1e SI
on Wednesday evening, Dec. S.h XIX oe 4e'i
past seven o'clock. 4 full atInudoal al la|
requested. WIN. a pI T'Wai,ce i
dec7-2t N''t EK,
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Ine Marquis Of Butte has planted $500
|. i've vines on his Cardiff estate. 10 see il

4. ave VINES on his IaruIH trtAtt, % see IT
= d wines clnnci he made in Wales.
4 fool in high position is like I man
q, he tow Of a high mountain-,yery.
tt'rs appears small to him aud he appears
~ ~! ~ everybody.
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We have Immense large lots Of Children's
Uyercoats \ 18th or without capes. the pri-
ces ranging Arom 81 so to 6l2 90. suits
for Men, Yos,ths', Boys and Children in
proportion. Remember the sale will COM
mence Saturday, Dec. 4th, 1876 The store
will be open early and close late; about
ten salesmen viii be In attendance, prompt
and polite attA ntion will be given to iail:
no customer sA,all 60 unsupplied If any rea-
sonable deducdFon will induce him to buy.
as our necessity is your opportunity.
Signed Guarantee given with every sale
and cash returned If the goods are not sat-
isfactury.
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CLOTHING.

CPTCIAL NOTICE!
NATHAN LIEBERMAN'S
... CLOTHING HOUSE,
ATS. e. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET srs.,
iE0verstocked with
OVERCOATS AND SUITS
FOR
MEN AND Boys.
This Is the statement of our case. Antiei-
pating an unusually brisk trade this sea-
son We have made arrangements and m an
ufactured over 5000 overcoats which is
more than times as many manufactured
by any other clothinE house IN this city,
and therefore we have
THIS DAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1875,
OVER l70o OvERCOATs
In our house and We thus commence q
GREAT CLEARING SALE
OF Ovcrcoats and Suit s, and make a clean
sweep OF all this c!63 hing, some at COST
THE FOLLOWING is A LIST OF OUR
PREsv. MT PRICES:
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4 \CEAN TO OCEAN.

DEL. 1NSTlIt TE OF MECHANIC ARTS,
THURSDAY EVENING, CEC. l6
by Prof ]. X. Taylor. who a cOmpanied the
y. Y. Editorial excursion 20 California. ETC.
the past summer.
Many of the views were taken expressly
FOR THIS LECTURE.
they will be illuminated by the Oxy-Hy-
drosen Light. and developed by one Of the
Double Stereopiicons in use.
ADMISSION. s. cts.
Soextra charge for reserved seats.
Tickets for sale at Boughman. Thomas d.
Cos, James 4. Webb's, Jas. Bradford's, +.
Bringhurst & Cos, H. Bringhurst. 5, Smith
& Painters. Robelen's. Mrs Bancroft's:E
McInalfs and deNormandie's.
Tickets exchanged for reserved seats on
aud after Monday. Dec. 18th. at 9 o'clock.
at Boughman, Thomas & Cos
decs
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NOTlCE.--I hereby warn All -
agai1st ms ne hegot asag note nSIa tsn
dated December lst, at !onr n,n,,,,l! 9.u. 4of NJ
have not received value therefor Us
dS-6t WILMINGTON, DEL, rrr ! nv: y;
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4 FINE ART ydA1SG MASAzlSE FOR THE
ST. NICHOLAS For 1876!
After two years, Of prosperity, unexam-
during which ST. NICHOLAS has consoli-
dated with itselfall its strongest competi-
tors, the publishers find themselves In a po-
sition to promise that the Third Volume.
beginning with the number for November.
lS'5. In its usual attractions for Girls and
Poys ,Surpass even the preceding volume,
THE FIRST WRITERS OF AMERICA,
there will be Stories, Poems, and Sketches
by some of the Most Prominent English
Authors. Arrangements have been made
for very interesting series of papers on
W N DIS r c ASTLE,
BY MRS. oLIPHANr,
Treating Of its History and the Child-Life
Of Successive Royal Generations.
CHRISTINA G. ROssETTI
Will contribute for the new volume.
LOUISA N. ALCOTT
Will write "Marjorie's Birthday Gifts, and
other short stories.
Some articles on Astronomy for Young
People have been promised by the popular
English Astronomer,
RICHARD PROCTOR.
There WILL be a continued story of Life in
Iceland, by
BAYARD TAYLOR.
In the November Number. the opening Of
the new volume, will begin an
AMERICAN SERIAL STORY.
THE BOY EM1GRASrs,"
BY Noah Brooks,
Giving the adventures Of a party Of boys in
The California Gold Mines, IN the early days
of the gold fever.
1T. TRowBRIDGE.
Author of the Jack Hazard stories. will
contribute some highly in 'eresting sketch
es o; adventure at Bass Cove"
TALKS WITH GIRLS"
By leading authors, will be prominent
featnre OF the new volume. Especial atten-
ton will also be given to
INCIDENTS OF AMERICAN HISTORY,
With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments. Jack -in-the
Pulpit The Riddle Box" and Letter
Box and tae Pages for Very Little |
Folks. are 10 be more attractive than ever. |
ue rISu"u, ldllh ana GERMAN stores. |
for translation. which have proved SO pop.
ular, will be frequent in the new volume, |
Some of the finest works of the greatest |
painters of the century have been engraved |
expressly for ST. NICHOLAS and the first |,
artists of the day will contribute fresh and |
original drawings for the Fine Art Maga. |
zine for the Young. Definite announce
ments of many interesting and novel fea- |
lures will be made in the December mum. |
Der. ''St. Nicholas will continue under the |
successful editorship OF
MARY MAPES DODGE,
And no efforts will be spared by editor and
publishers to maintain and increase the
attrac lions and value of the magazine.
subscription Price. $50 a year: Single
Numbers. % cents: Bound Volumes, 500
eacn.
These volumes begin with November.
The two new ready for 1874 and 1875 are ele-
ganily bound in red and gold. and form the
handsomest eif' books f. children ever ie-
sued. We will send the mag zine one
year, beginning November. lsT5, and either
of the volumes bound as above. post paid,
for s. 90: or, subscription one year aud
the two volumes, for Slo.vo. All newsdeal.
ers and booksellers Will receive subscrip-
,ions and supply volumes OF the abeve
rates. SCRlANER AGO.
~ and 7i5 BI neAWxy, y, 7.
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DEATHD.

ROBINSON Philadelphia, December
7th. samuel Whilldin Robinson, In sne
85th year 0fhis age, -
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FOR RENT,
FOR SALE.

DOR SALE.-Lot of nice cider -
H. make room for oysters. nj. NV noatfIels, ot
Sept.H-tf ak !, ppiS az
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HotrI Acsomodssions have bssa ssesrsd
~ thc lslaad Hume - $500 pr day.
Ample provision hss bssn made fos
the transportation Of dogs. Two cars
will b attached 10 each train. II
more dogs than two cass can aceonodats
are brought long ropes viii b attach
Cd 70 The rear Of sach train and III,
ioga should Be provided with Close q,
ting collars and can be led. We cau
80 : ray u hope In this. and ssnse.
quenlly Ne have borrowed about three
hundred more dogs than Tho two sari
can hold. Why not have The railroad,
attach single rope, Mr.. Nsidig and
string 'emi W. ars glad nothing |,
aaid about The return Of che dogs By
he railroads. This viii enable 70 Il
rid Cscsco Of nine hundred of 10 thous.
and dora,
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MornesIsm I

The trial Of John d. Lee ioS CON.
plicity 10 the Mountain Meadow Mas
acrs shsl occurred In Ssps~mbsr 1857
y nov golas On u HEAVIER, Utah.
Charity fos The Mormon religion =
much - anything else, has attributed
ths nsrdsr of nearly Two hsadrsd
men. woasa and children. y The In.
dams. A. The time. this most shock
iag ~ vsvulsing outrage IL 10 hor-
I'D dssAils ~ enough % eurdls ons'a
tleod. Though eighteen years havs
since elapsed, IN iss recital . related
By wissssss Il has lot noos d ~
xhassly horror. The nassssrs was
ths work Of M.rmon soldiers under
command " the elders u church. Thl
sdies vas that mono should u spared
70 tell The tale and Il was fully sseeut.
-. not sven : child having been vpar-
n whose az would enable il 70 m
ders.and and relate ths facts. III.
proparsy u the emiGranss VA taken Y
Ha.s l.sks city and by direction d
Drigl,sm Young turned over 10 tL'
shurch tishirg house cellar, tho cattle
branded - tie property n the churc'
with : cross. The wagons aud house
hold goods wsrs sitsrwstd sold II sue.
zion. Hooper. usab's coagrsssiona
delegate ahsr~ard. traded booss -
shossfos soMs The 'smisraat's plaadsr'
Knowing II % b sash. W. ars no
given 70 spirit u ssvsngs. yss - go
ls.s shss Il would give - great satia
faesios r. know that The fate u 81
slaughtered women and shildsea q III
MssntaiM Msadew : snasrs. ~ over
taken every Mosmoa leader estaid'
tho kstss = bell. Mosnoa delegated
70 eosssss deserve sssss whore shs a
parted mormon nusdsrsn have alrse1,
gons-ia sbs hosssst plsss u hedss-
instead Il N ~ federal cspisol >
wadhisstoa. The Jury eoasists :
nIns nosnoas and thrss gsatilss On
Lss sspeetsa Beschsr verdict.
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IeWa E1lteslal Ceaveat1oo.

On Mosdsy ~ sol u shk meath
The Iowa Editorial Aasoelatioa COO.
sssess q thls plsss - hid their ~
sual eeavsslios. lasting I've days. Il
= expected thss ) majority q ths sdis-
on u ths 0esss, shas bsrd working
profession whish hss dose - nusA los
ths advass sssas. and prosperity y
Iowa. will NEST here aad spend : fsw
days u rest aad recreation u this wsss-
ssn Sasatega. Or people fully ap-
prsciAts sbs honor soalssrsd upon on
town BY ths Association deciding 20
meet hsss. and Steps ars being taken
y give then ) hearty welcome. Itha,
boon arranged that On Thursday. ths
2nd of6sptsubsr. and editors shall b.
aads the gussss d Tho town. A grand
pienie dinner i 10 BE- given II ths pasl
BY tho ladies. and Tho entire LAX,
Fleet i y 30 placed ~ the disposal q
tho gussts.
A nuabsS u lhs Dsads d nsighbor-
Ing sowns hsvs sigui1sd thslr istsatios
y being bore during this wssk. .
ssssshiss liks ) Daa1 sossasasas .
seavsntiea. They ~ also y receive
~ ssms Hospitality = ~ s6itsss
and Il = proposed y - vhish seavsa
llon ON q shs biggest blowing. Clsal
Lake viii extend ) .ost hearty vi
eo.s. and - ~ soss as1 - VIA
lows en- . h ~ way q ssnas'
resort. Iowa b never bshial 10 any
thing. Clear LAts 0hGssvsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13


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the gover1mcns 70 The people II 70 r.
store @ rssnbacks Or Treasury notes 4
what shsy wsrs under The acts Of Feb
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legend printed on their backs:
This note y ) legal tender for 81
debts. public aud private. except d.
tics On imperss sud interest on the pub
lie debt. and d sschsngesble for Unit
81 Htatos ok per cent. twenty year
bonds, rsdsemablc - the pleasure d
he United Ssatcs afser Eve years.
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would b law that shall declare snt
establish ths intss-sxehsnseatilit .
either bonds o. gsssnbacts ~ the op.
Iisa Of ~ hsldsr II tho Jay 0oulds
he bond holders and the stock aat
prodsos spectators of The country 81
afford 70 by end move NE product
Of ths eonntsy regardless of their qsan
lily o. valss with ; 6xsd and snslter.
abls aasunt 81 eurrsscy ysar y yea
can they whose labor and toil has pro
duesd them. likswiss aGord ~ Beau
sifal theories and plausible Platisudc
sbost "hsnsss money" will not con
vince any farmer Of tho west that h
can a6srd 70 have ! crop VI 1000, an
one IL 3, 900 bushels Of wheat sold m
moved 70 the ssaloard for the sam
anosns o. currency. Al dull - b
may b., 10 knows there b nsed q
mors ssrrsnoy. when = abundant crop
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dues not sxiss. In tho intsrehangsabl
character 81 bonds and grssnbacks b
ssss Ne node o. Supplying this noe
when II sxists. and b In - way exsi'
"a % alarmsd u The needless fright
tho hondholdsrs and their nswspspe
seipendiaries. lest ,ndstion ahall brin
1 Good d financial ralamit,ss.