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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-19

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e VERY desirable NEW ARTICLES for Agente
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-19

A FTOnTUNE can be- made without cost or risx
- CDDHMDnaLlon forming. Particulars free Address
.. =. BURGESS, Manager Rawlins CITY, Wyomins.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-19

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, 1876-05-25
EEW ORLEANS,

NEW 0HhrAss, La., May 2a.-Aftcr II O'clock
last night, tho Jury III the o'3rlen dls!!llcry
cases rendered Il verdict. ending 'ohn lsnltFson
Alexander Mckee, ,Shn Henderson, 3r.. and Juln
MsW hrtrr not guilty. ....
NEW UaLkAsA, Mny 24.-1ndirtncnts were
fund in ST. Lunt. aguiuet .oua Henderson, Ja1ie,
i. u lIrivn, Willian J. lehan, and John Tharno,
wllo charged with conspiracy in removing Tux.
paid stamps from Packages uf l9nor, and rcesiv:
itayr br.n rcryc.. pn ths parties here. Henderson
md Ol,rien hayr already appeared before tonaMss
sluNrr Sotlthworth md givcn bond fn Tit null Ut
SIS, Uu0 " appear ut st, Louis for Trial.
, 1876-05-25

CONCERNING THE HETullS OF 3. !. r0Sff.tH.
S,tctat t"trespoudennt of The TEftln.
MILWAUKEE, Wia., May H.-Quitc little
fluttcr wa4 oeca.1oncd here last Sunday wien
tllc train from Chicago brought Mr. y. j. Conk-
lin, late Revenue Agent who lias bccn tcln-
l,urarily residing in CatIada for the past SIX or
eight months. The Se7,tinel-whlcf now gets
cruzy ,ua1 II anybody calls It Wlisk5-lsnE
orran, or stops paper because Of It's courft: OIL
that Bub}cct-rcfcercd to tho returning prod
tgai us
sMn. cosKL1N, or CANADA"
who Is "looking for n substitbtc,''-a conlrcss
rs chilling as o,,e OF our northeast breczc* oiE
Lake Michigan, when we consider i,ow thick the
St.ti,,sl fnlks and " Cork " were once.
The reasons tint induced Dir. Cnnk1n to lo-
cate III Canala for tho ttIuc being have already
been detailed In the columns Of TnE 1ntnrSE unit!
they arc vel, understood By the public; hut hs re-
turn puzzles somo Of us very much. and great
many questions ase nskca in regard 70 his uncx.
pcctcd frtnrM. II wne well known Ut tug time 81
WITH Mckinney IN tits l!nn II 1t took Him tn VIM.
Gne e p' 10 tfavs e pa'its l. sys . carse t ta ~ mus "
At TIE REQUEST OF CERTAIN POLITICIANS
hiA hail VIVA fixed ut low figure az p"rEose that
ofcrr who fixed It will rte mp some dny. perhaps.
ard tell It's who nsalo that rtqnrtt Anyll9w, In
n-H'iich IN Gpkine was II !he nSau oi the neap ~
f4r NJ waschnE INC ttst ot INC oiacete r.
Mas .no1R' @ VIZ i,St a. W hot % ,vs ai -
E:ii! %a1 h&en y, loM. Hue - t''ae lu'A'' s -
| no" pack. Ana ~ less.nuh l - u,, .,
| WHar WILL. IHEt ~ VIII A M'M
cas m aaa .na. tnse ira ,Ia na'e uSSn y;
the indicted parties havr either becn tric, and
tound :,i;lity, OF allowed 10 tnEn states evidence.
lint snnk!ln sahh9t Se Wahteu ~ ans 9! 1ns ears
3h!t 'lek1nhcy anu HlAoh ilavs now III Ile "asN,
n!!d 70 We bother oaftees ms.h INC qacsn g. IL :
rctnr1'tnV ~ "as etsstn N ins NJ
on Mohas, u wG!' a1 M ~. ;s';. VIZ
! Hrhnta'l Mr. t"nkliti Mi9Eo he fcknt1,cd: 1fltctH
if httHHef ue!Ct tr stu',. .lSAt, ~ - - %
nor C,1, nev" hrH ~ ~ e'e 'aeN uo'' >n'
| ~" teiot't 81
MM!SSGt NJ a.,'!,',,' ASn n'AM' mn, t,,,. a.;
, 1876-05-25


CnlcAno, May .4.-fn your lsaue OF tho Goth
Inrt you published all uftlclr with reference to my
testimony in tho MUM case, which In nla'ly
rcsprch Ia palpahy incorrect, und which com
n,rnn urup any character and conduct III r1nllrc'
tlotl with til whisky cases in 70 brvrsn manner
that cannol ssst quietly under thu charge. How
ever much 1nuy be guilty In technical scnFr, OF
a violation uf tho Revenue law, NH not guilty to
shr extent nor in the manner represented ny S"u.
And since you have 1t to franse tho accusation
ami pnhlts It to tho world, trAst you will do lit
tt,e fnvor and the Justice to grant tpscc 10 my da
frn,s. upcnly "nd ft9nkly ~ ciam To- huss
yrer, desire to makt through you, on this must
deporable ruhjcct. last aplIal,-an hnur,t.
straightforward. and fF"nk representation 10 LUG
First Of ali. then, pc1mif nc ~ correct what
hrlirye to bs unnen!onat erEor. n ths article n
toril.r1iate that Dir. Milerx p1nnss were rulnst."
ihst M,nr paid TO money 10 u,e, for which i!d
nut rurnlrh Glm consideration md an equispient
The fae,. sss sny t.sse: Mr At,sr W.. ~ I'M
10 olcsata s dlstsry. III sis distress i. ea'.,r e
the lux in qurrtta,l, IN extension WA sfaalcd, nna
tIc arisurn Of hi listllrry. ~h!ch .sen'rd UNA ~
s5. as M sys''; .fs e' pst af WI Il y H. I sa, :"
sssd | Sish hi. sasnss:: IL ~, ~srS; "a,
by pialYns my csttt,. trnpsFstihea ny whole
| tnrtunu by signing lts bnnl.. ln ordinary times
this woull bu considered generous alM praise
wutthy deed a'loEh IN thrss days whtn III n!;s by
lrrs altsr ttr fashion 1T 1uoahuunn, lny very Art
| u friendship IL tortured Into cFttnr.
Mr.. Miller, huweTeF. appreciated ths hess7cn
did lin. llu pail! mr, ana pnfa Tic literally. for
thu risk rnn. That prtlon Of tho money Wiki
Au rnye lie consisted of the rr'Eced* Hf Illicit w.Mrs
is ihe only circumstance which furnishes oa' h
fur criminal prosecution arnfnst ne u. ttgats
iny bn.Luss. eonlretinn4 with II. y. Miller, and
this, assert In III least .ithat.bts lr9a! t1oMsl.
tiun. TIers are prominent business u'cll III this
rlt} u,.dsy WIN, iu tn!ea Ut pIMic. have made
regular b,lxincss Ut inIorstn: pal,rE. charging III
much II. {, prr crus per month fir thu accn4a.nua
tiuil and nrithrr they lh.alsr .rs nor thc puhltt
ever inquired whether thu funds with which thr.s
:, pcr tent Ialu wefu lsnne.sly or dishonesty
acquired.
| ,,rnruo Miller, The pfoptirtof Ut the lAhr hhat,
ptsLlg!y wat i'll rAartty the Aa.le situation IL NJ
Il. u. Miller. AnSr Mr. t'hafltA cranc, whu ha,
Promised Il, assist llt fAlsra u ateshl!tuodaIr hlu
t1enrge Miller applied III ne. u hAa been my for
tunu through LIE, Al least esrr s!ntu ~xs rti'nt
10 b. ulan oi and tlAsAshio beA!ncss ~ ali
tea,lons, tat my lEicuts slar to ns fus lrp, al
, 1876-05-25
AFTEE THE VERDICT.

JUUGE nAktif.
"Lct's sce," reflected Il TRIBUNE mul,, "sone
fellow ought to bc interviewed about this
thing"
H. looked In on Judge bangs.
"1Iow atort this, Jud-c!"
"Oh! We m,ltt takc these proyfdcnccs rs they
COME"
"Justtcc still ercrt7 Mum rays son
II guess so," sail tho Judge. "Jlsttce Ia
doing well cnrugl,."
"fio'ng 10 try slunn.auy n"rr4"
"Eo, tlnls nut, reckon we've tried Mum
enough"
"1iow will this aifcrt Milwaukee and st.
I.ouis1"
"can't say. We ha1 us strong u case here as
they l.avr anywhere"
'''rhen he's alt right, Il hc:"
81 shouldn't woruer."
"Gony to get new jury to Try tho other fol-
"of eonrae. w wonld get new Jury however
this verdict went"
s's.ulng 10 get so.nu new witncsscsy'
"0h! | rockoh thu old ohcs Will oo' won't
Just then Esn Aver phi his foot In 1t. lie walked
tn ri ssGnia r d. " 5s i osca the reuorr
Ayr SMILED anl scratched hs t,ead.
worth and Ward cnnes!"
Mr.. Munn will l,s competent witness n
WadswoFt!s casc, md he Will COME upon tha sth1d,
Of course, anu swrar that Isvhm's s.Dry il fase.
" cunrHf there are aattle fucts in WaGswurtli.A
Which hnfe not buun brought nut III thls trial.
but mainly TIE eases ure the ta''lc:'
- HnW viii IT A1cct tAu lnlnnnly tFaae OF ltehlu
an! otlersf' . ,
t'i II vii! have no effect upon that. Rchm is IN
ths hands Ut sAe Court. When thu Government
,nuleh uhu of i witncss, unless tllcre u sullc
dpanto understanding, thu ordtnury rnlo ~ ~
nnl!e pros ahe eaRe mud ttt tho rlnca!Gr 10. In
krn's case that waA not thG understanding Y All.
His cato WA Simply t bg submitted to TIT tuAtt
hAve always believed fu!1y that tehMs tall tho
substantial truth about huW he dlv!dad thu
1lunry."
do you hc3oSc he told tho truth about tho
amount llr rtceiveut
'ier, EnftstantIalty."
''Du you h'lirsr he krPt any for hlntsifI
- IL said ho krlt ?lu ul'o nr sl*, 9po tnf pol
| ittcal purposes. lie l,nl a isrgr ani rr"ltatls
luAlnrs4 in selling mall to trse dlstlrta, ana lie
! nude grrHt atal VI money out ~ Tint. - :,
What viii be the result or 'his Sefaics On t1'
,'Tltis thing Is accomplished at any thte 70 far
TIA havb BEEN Hr, w have saAd w tllc !acts on.
| foru tho community. II VIZ had Mot nlhtle use NJ
tho tcSf!nttnnn Gf KtaM, ihe ihno Mthll hhse
/ lnrH dissatisfied. Now sno ruDlo aas a'I th1
fucts" ,,,. ,,,,, t,,,,,,,,,.. so,,,.,
| "Shali you tfy tho otheF ho'et'"ehln aanI''l
Num-" . ,., .,., nj. :. has IN o,,,,p
"S9; II u ahaeshso"a 'ha' 'h'S ~ la' ~ o'"es
tfiaie." .,,
, 1876-05-25

CHICAGO h NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY co.
april II. ls7i.
Tue Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders an,i
Directors. pursuant 10 lar, and tot ths transaction
uf uthcs business, MIL be hcu ut tu u.t,' Ut thu
Company IN Chicago. gu Thursday, Tho lsI Of Junt
next, NJ y. Iii,
HnnIloiAsss viii authenticate their right To sata
by presenting trir voting bu,s Ut i.,r olhcs VI shs
company, M. h4 WalI+t., New York. fus regis.
tTztlun, un o. before the lst at May )Toxin
ALAEIiT hEEP. President,
NJ. L. SYKES. Jt.,, Secretary.
, 1876-05-25

Each knitted htn moral muscles against any attack
upon his convictions. Each fell that he had learl
llr tetlmony nal hattr1ed TINT hIa view Of 1t
wn- correct lie dared the rest IN entertain oppo1.
Ing opinions. Yr. m onc mnn wns prepared to *:
prca- himself in advance. This II csrnctcrlfic Of
latica. ti!ycn clnsrn m'' *nilty hnd ot,': ~
not guilty, Atrl thr wt,ntn rhthrr hulI unit
oIf:s r Judgment in n'!yauee, ovcn II hc knew the
' I :nton W. tai:e . bailot, taii one u,nn who
Ind htr breakfast III . oclock, and who felt TINT
TIM ~ nsas I"on 70 s!"d nus 3: was'ea a,,r.n m,
another n;an tnasnc nat known, vo'ed guilty. =
:seoni 1a!lo sak ,akr'' E':d inH ankn"%n @ u4a9o
THE COURTROOM
very black .hnIri men stili lnserrl: One tnln
is !,aiicd @ 'arn % wrr" iiore..et tic Munn 1ooksd in
Fla N ., Ia, wry z b. ss's 1:s r 's s H.!
nlckris and spIt!n'nrk.; lie was d.;
s"ssa ,s. e IN fst % tsa tEai u.. nS"s ," das sS
w, paralyzri. jun!Ier saI her hands iuIl: Roach
arms vera ro completely innlcrtel in verdict htt
bonn!rl tne world II a,nt',sr nan IT, ,! 9.ks ;,,
Cnnrt mu.t have forg,ttcn TINT the Jury was SIN
out, and that thc witnesses agan.t lsoach w.rc .,
's9 n4 @ss % aot nj ea{ ay, Int ie; e viii 'noss
Il nesef o;sarfrd t. n M tui sf ,st c'n
world VA. gon. on nil tic same.
wanas Ill Sss IT, VI ~" y a'T" IT, a; s f"iss't s link ss
So he ,lcrcc.ticd In Tie corridor belaw; 1g!'tngn
cigar lie listened n the 1.u2z around him. a" men
aroke to him he ltssencd eagerly. Esery ono %ho ,,
cxprcsrun of .ioubl tiIcl lin With contempt fur
ths tlonhler nnd fear for !Lmarlf
They will acquit n'e," Fa'd 'lc' "for am In
4 few Of those hopeful spirits w,o nlways know
how everything T. c.'ains ont gat''crsd, around ,
every Tniun eu1dicr 10 his ,nr*krt again and deln.e
tte cnuntry With blood. Da, didn't hecIn To bc-
1icYe tue statement, and wandered nn.
TIE JURY WE'RE III TI!oGHfr.
Eleven had agreed m acq1ftta+ Wood hing
out. lie couldn't convince the eleven, aud thry
ess s'nsk H. paner w"a Sa oon shar
If they couldn't nsrco by that t!n'c' they must
nrE.s an snEty sunacs; =, ,on onouo :, ,o,
% % only lss is flye minutes Of IL" said another
| l}nd 1aeico anl1ea 4wcctty and swung her bal-
ance in the soft spring mir. Wool locked Into thu
'At leaHt, rall he III fuftcr tnilcs, ''at least ii
t,rens enough unless You couelud'to to 'hro~ s0tae
= How long will We hayo to stay herea" asked q
All nIpht," was tle. horrible answer,
for csch juror. In tho Ioss u two meals and OH.
| lodging,
sucis tic glance that hungry men cart upon n.
fattcst ror Ut uea before casting lots for wLu sthI
be square meal for tho rcst.
'.Wha. IL our verdict, gcut!cmcns" asked
''THS Thcy ,iis al isokrd ut Wood
| 'tNot guilty" Hafa ne.
| EHTEls JClr. - .
Roach was making IL miles m llonr tn Tho reni
tnEtIury and tearing IN rlflroad trucks Al Cuttln:
| tIn,vt.t nj NH l},Irk II n1it1t hurAtit
, 1876-05-25

f:usToM. .ituesE. toltEtr"N's 0frlrE.
Cn1tAu.,, Ill, Msy.!'. 1911. {
6eAlrd proposals. In Iupieatr. " furnish ultat*,
vegetables, Gr.a,l,tutI., Erutrrr. fe1a1e, fuel,
ana gasoline, f"r iir Aatfus Ilo-i.isal At tLisA,
uurIil* Tie ,car rndn. Jnmr ~, 1877; will he IT,
lh1u. At neon. --...
scheduv4 of tho articles and quantities required
will hr furnished by Dr.. X. =. l"n4nI, surseuA'in it,
Charsc Ut tic llosllial uiuu application
Tie United statrs =. SERVES the right IL re1ret any
Or all u The bilr.
yy A1veAuu Vt the Secretary Of tho Tr,asnry
j. i. JONES.
CplleeLot Vt IuatuLas,
, 1876-05-25
ACADEMY 0F MUSIC

Inaugural night for Ia.!le.. Monday Eve. May o?.
Every errnin.. Wrtln".day ahI Saturday Mntl.
FEMALE NISsTEEt4 Ftl,-T FART, together with
an ',o superior to nny:!!n" in the city, bringing
iarchaIc rk~tch rall,t "A SLIPPERY DAY"
sruaId Ladies' night. Thursday Evening, May -
Extra Ladtt.' ent"r.aiss1n'ut Sundhy evening.
May aa. Grnrral nd,Gis.ion 10 nil rlEtA Of the
house, % crf.ta.
, 1876-05-25
AtYUSEnENTs.
THE COLISEUM,

srSnAy, May q. ASD ALL TIE wEEE
LOOK At THE ATTRACTIONS.
EMERSON & tLARK. tho I,reakn"ck Son: and
Dance A.t!.t, billy t. MAtlHlE RAY. sketc'.
Artists TIi:FAMut,S ShFYEAlfs, sam1.i and
Maud, F:lnl," Wa!kn.s ard Jugrlers. M!hplIi =
MnRTbS, 1'l.h Song and i)ancr iFEh!} Sl9.
1ElIS; InlTIEHNA,sT; HARFF.R & sTASSll.Ll
anil tic COLISEUM }r'ARTETTE.
Eyrry hrt nrw, THE nnly cool and comfortable
place nf Emus"Hcns In tho city.
A'mttpn. Ii .cAtA,
Performance every evening nj ocl'"f, and
S,1iAy A{tctnunn Il 4,
, 1876-05-25

tho rrorreutlon To call nccnmp'!oca o. witnesses,
10 eona4acr t. You aro 70 eon.l1cr the testimony
?" Tire %,nsrs h T., light 4 M M e1cxn
e"-conspilatorn should always br received with
great raul"n. antI rcrutinlzrd and weighed win
,nn,u thc fullest ant np,t positive convlr'l"., II
c1ny fs3! '' On '"atsra srt an ' ~" ba Ill ~"
!nA'p"n'aiy ,cccssnIy tattl'clr tcstttnpny rh"nld
be tnrr3,nratcd provided Tint The evidence Ut the
acconrlfrr alone produces npnn your nind a |
EIEAH CONVICTION Up ITS Truth. |
Tho only trcs. md roslt!yc .tcatimony, tend!ng |
that u Jncnn 2ch,n. .TLu witncus admits .in IL.
va va, on Of tas n, ,h1 ;c u not tue cl'ef o.Fanxsr
acnce you ehoall take Into consideration III these
whei, seem to llaya act1ateA l!m In giving hir
testimony. 20 fnr ~ yon cats far1y Uncertain such
munIty from 's' or n!Igaii"n Of t!s "sn pansii.
tfens, whether my influence hns been broHrht to
hsar npon HIN to testify sra,n.t lhu aetcndaat;
or auy real Or supposed ad2aniagc 10 aln for in,
relf ~ securing tkc conviction ot defendant aud
circumstances whether he has told ynn the tsntIl
o. not fon should also consider bis intelligence;
tncy or nconhlttcncy Of hIs hntplnunt.; their In
irinsc probability, and tho harmony ii h.. satc.
mentx With other proven or admitted fac,s Of tho
cato.
bcllcvc the testimony Of in wsscss The prosecution
has nattc out lte care. And the n'n argument Ut
ic defendants been convince you TINT
yo ought nut Il, he]tcve him. Whig oil the part nf
The prosecution las BEEN urged that his testinnny
II consiatcnt and IN harmony with other known or
c1ncchcd matcr!nl factf and haH bccn ~ far cur.
rnl,oratsa m to require IL acceptance by yon ~
true. Il Is mt necessary TINT h1 tcrlmony eflnu!
be corrohnratcd all points, an have n1scady told
you Il Is mt abAo!ntcly nccrkfary that should ba
cor!uborated At nll II yu arc stlrfl' that lie has
told yon TIC rnti! hut u prudent ana rtoncs tai
you shuaia lonX tor cofronorst1of. una! son Eha
him sustained by csculnstnncHs Or BY nther Wit
netHcH whose testimony }oH bcIleFc, u fHsrshS9 MI
ndlitnna! Fcn.n' for placing confluence III him.
| AsidS frutn tho "
| DIRECT TESTIMONY or REIN,
| several ac,s OF omission Ut duty By defendant.
which It II contcnded tend To show lEat defendant
was party 10 The consplEacy. and that ticsc oMis-
, 1876-05-25
LAKE SHORE L MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, T. ST. PAUL RAILROAD
Union Drnot corner Madison and Canai.ss% T!cErl
Ntlcr ts S+'uh Clark.ss. upposita sherman Huu.e.
a4u Al ilct,ut,
, 1876-05-25
IR. C. BIGELOW

TP. c. BIGELOW ...
HAS NEs,t III frIn :7 trk.st.. tnE Van !lu-
ta. Wc>t SNii l,t;. Je.!'rs,n A!ra:u ~,
nIt L:ls A fur 1r ta twenty ythr tho lArstss PrLs.
q. il lhsriy sthro1 and ssa94! sta,r. ssMinai
.rIni1et,c..t. IN latrtr }tar. rtndrflHE
lri,Itnrr. rernsnrn1ly rHIvd sAsely. rsa'tf fArt'
rhjrt il rats tska!uH nbh&t. sent In AeAlI fnEt'
fu!r. f"s iw" scent .sA,ns snn. .tparas tos y s*
md gentlemen. ton, At1an frtr tttS tHnfs Mi
t1 sl,nda.s. 3t"*ptl. "MNrfllEr ttHt !eoE Soy
ual lasrt..y. asse''e pages, rh''rariE: rxrfy'
tIrs k-Etrut1St %yttrnt tH Il Wuth Enns,s.
sud published In ANY vthrr work Prlfr, hrts
The Morning herald., 1876-01-29
Christian MisSions,

The Rev. Robert c. Rogers, Secretary
and General Agent for the Indian Missions
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, will
present the origin, growth, and importance
Of the evangilization of the large bodies Of
Indians settled on the Government Reserves.
Very few of our citizens are aware of the
extent and success of Christian Missions
ameng the once wild Indians. But thor
sugh knowledge of the entire field and
work enables Mr. Roger to speak advisedly
and entities his views to the thoughtful
consideration of the American statesman
and Christian Philanthropist interested upon
the question, "can the Indian be thoroughly
civilized" Mr.. Rogers will speak in Trinity
Chapel, tomorrow, Sunday, at lOH o'clock
a. m, in the Old Church, at 81 o'clock
and in st. Andrews Church at ~ O'Clock
p. m.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-29
Real Estate Sales.

George B. Passmore, of Oxford, sold his
tract OF land containing 81 acres, in East
Nottingham township, to William +. Dorat,
in the same township, for $llOO. This
property adjoins Mr.. Dorat's farm.
Joseph Smith, of Lower Oxford township
purchased of Frank Reese, Of Philadelphia,
the Chalkney Coates farm of 179 acres, in
Highland township, for $4,000.
The dwelling house and eight acres OF
land, situated in the borough of Kennett
Square, belonging to the estate of Thomas
Boland, deceased, was sold at public sale,
on Thursday last, to Jas. X. Brown, of Elk
township, for 81, ,033.
Job s. Pugh has purchased the interest
of his partner, James Wilson, in the Pugh
4 W ilson bone mill, both the real estate
and the personal property connected with
the business, situated in East Nottingham
township. Mr.. Pugh, we believe, intends
running the mill to full capacity in order to
supply the coming spring trade.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-29
Teachers Institute.
THE FIRST ONE IN SUSSEX

THE FIRST ONE IN sUssEX.
Milford Nsos.
The first Teachers' Institute ever held in
Sussex county is called to meet at George
town on Wednesday next. The Institute
under the law which provides for it Will re-
main in session three days. 1t is to be ar
IDENTIFY desired that the teachers of the coun-
ty generally will avail themselves of the
opportunity for culrure and Improvement.
These Institutes have proved pleasant and
profitable wherever they have been held,
and there are few localities where the need
tor improvement in teachers and reform in
the methods Of teaching is greater than in
Sussex. Theoretically intelligence lies at
the foundation of good government, under
our system of general suffrage, and it is
practically demonstrated all over the land
that the two things 60 hand iii hand. Let
the teachers of Sussex, without exception,
tend this Institute At George.own In.
decd failure to do so without good excuse,
should he held by School Boards as sulli-
cient cause for the dschar.,c &c Of a tearhcr.-
The Morning herald., 1876-01-29
CLAYTON HOUSE.,

ARRIVALS UP TO MIDNIGHT.
NJ. B. Jruitheres, Dover.
NJ. B. Jruitheres,
John W. Flick and wife, Smyrna.
VIM. P. Orr, Lewes, Del.
John McMackin, Cape May.
VIM. j. Sholl, Phila.
J. M. Reeves, Phila.
John Townsend, Del.
a. w. Harris and wife, City.
George Cooper, New York.
Paynter Frame, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blackwell, New York.
Daniel Kramer, California.
J. W. Causey, Del.
DR.. G. F. Richards, Georgetown.
Mitch jackson, Phila.
F. A. Sanders, Jr., Boston.
Geo. NJ. Hayes, New York.
Geo. A. Fink, " "a" .".
D. G. Linsley, Vermont.
W. B. Hatche, New York.
R. H. Barnum,
A. Studwell, Brooklyn.
Isaac N. Dame, New Haven, Ct.
D. G. Belknap, New York.
W. P. Rogers, "
The Morning herald., 1876-01-29
OUR MINI4TURE POSTEk.

A rural editor, wishing to be severe upon
an exchange, remarks; 1.-THE subscriber OF
the in this place tried, few days ago,
to carry home some lard in copy of that;
but, on reaching home, found that the con-
centrated lie had changed it to soap"
Carpets, oil cloths, furniture, clocks and
household ware in general, for sale at Nc
Brides, 72S Market street.
A little six year old daughter of Metho-
dist minister committed a fault and denied
it. Her mother, learning she was guilty,
asked her why she told the untruth, when
she replied with great sang froid: 81 should
rot if / believed as you and father do; am
a Uniyersalist ~
Boots, shoes and slippers in large quanti-
ties and at small prices at Fenncssey's, 22l
Market street. 90, o.. ...-r o.,
An Americanized citizen was called on as
witness in case before one Of the justices
lately, and wnen the oath was administered
he raised both hands and said 81 shall
spoke noddings what ain't drew, If ever
hope to die SO quick as minute 'S
Beds renovated and all kinds Of furniture
for sale at Adair's 4th and King SITS.
When each player in four-handed game
of euchre holds the right bower" at TIN
same time, it is pretty good evidence tina
the influence OF the Moody and Sanke.
revival meetings has not been as EXTENDED
US 1t ould.-Norristoun Herald.
The avenues leading to an early grav'
have often been opened by cough or cold
Thousands have been cured and saved b.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. m -
Children, /" said . country minister, ad
dressing Sunday School. Why are yo
like flowers? What do we have that flow
ers have ?" And a small boy in the infall
class whose breath smelled of vermifuge
rose up and made reply, Worms" an
the minister crept under the pulpit chair t.
hide his emotion.
Connor, No. E. Third street, is a su
perior tailor, and keeps in stock the lates
styles and finest qualities of cloths, whicl
he is prepared to make up into well-fttin
and fashionable garments.
Said four year old son TO his namms
the olher day, as he watched ship grace
fully and quickly glide from the ways int
the water: "Mamma, wasn't that boat In
hurry 10 get homc."
Suicide is not more sinful than neglectin
a cough. For only % cents you can buy
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and b
saved from Gcath.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
COUNTY SIS.

THE COMMON WEALTH OF
A'e' PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Sheriff Of Deldware County, Greeting:
We comnianu you thai you attach VIII
liam H. Churcilman, late of your county,
by all and singular his goods and chatteIs.
lands and tenements, In whose hands or
possession sOever the same may be, so that
he be and appear before our Court of Com.
mon Pleas for the County OF Delaware, to
be holden at Media, In and for said county,
the 4th MONDAY of DECEM BER, 1875, to
answer Sarah &. Morton and j. Frank
Black, Executors, &c. of G. p. Morton, de-
ceased, J. Frank Black and Henry B. Black
trading as Morton, Black & Bros., Of a plea
Of tresspass on the case, &c. ~
And we also command you, that you
summon -, and all persons in whose
hands or possession the said goo IS or chat
tells or any of them may be attached, SO
that they and every of them be and appear
before the said Court, at the day and place
aforesaid, to answer what shall be objected
against them and abide the Judgment Of
the Court therein: and have you tilen there
this Writ.
Witness the Honorable Thomas ]. Clay.
ton, President of our said Court at Media,
the llth day of December, in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five.
Is 4AC JOHNSON, Prothono otary.
True and attested copy.
JOSEPH WEBSTER. Sheriff. janl2 ltw8w