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The Morning herald., 1876-11-21
Teaclssss' .I,sstttsste.

The Second Annual Teachers Institute
for New Castle county, will be held in Col
lepe Orator, Newark, Del, on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Nov. S0th, Dec. 1st
and I'd. On Thursday evening lecture on
the "Kindergarten," on Fridav evening .
lecture on "Reading" will be delivered by
popular teachers. n..
: For full particulars, see advertisement In
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IAccid 0nts

On Sunday night, during the storm,
Mary Foley, alias "Big Mary" we'll but
not favorably known at police headquar-
ters, fell into a cellar way on Tatnall
street. By some means she crawled out
and made her way to police headquarters.
She is considerably bruised, and yesterday
was scarcely able to walk. Towards night,
however, she made her way home.
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PUBLIC SALE.
4 TTENTION.

A TTENr1oN.
There will be public sale ofa large num-
ber Of valuable pieces Of real estate Ibelng
the whole Of the late Willam n. - Nam MroLe fea, q
Co.. No. East Fourth Street, Wilmington,
W TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st,
at IL O'Clock, q. m. The list includes the ne
Temperance Hall, also three.story DrlcR
Market and King streets. A house and lot on
Second street. A valuable lot at FIFTH and
Orange streets, and fifty four lots on Penn
sylvanla ave-, Broom. Rodney. Thlrteenth,
Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
These are the best lots ever oHerred al
public sale in this city.
Terms easy Plot may be had at the auc.
tfon room of Drake Il Co., or at the once OF
VICTOR DUPONT. novs.llt
DUBLIC SALEM. THOMAS & SONS,
L Aucttoneers
THE WILMINGTON e. READING RAIL
In the Circuit Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
vania In Equity Ne. Al. October Sessions
''''' EDMuNDD RANDOLPH |
THE w1LM1NaToN & READING
ERS.
By virtue Of decree entered the 9Th day
of lime. A d 1875. in the above suit the un.
dersigned Trustees to whom all the neces.
sary authority In the premises has been
Given by said decree, will; in pursuance M OF
adjournment, on the 4th day Of December
A b 1870. at u o'clock noon, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, in the city of Philadel.
phia, expose to public vendue or outcry as
one entire lot, the railroad Of the " VII, 4
MINGTON AND READING RA1LROAD
COMPANY. The particulars OF the decree
and terms of sale will be found by refer
ence to the notics of sale under said decree
published in this paper during the montns
of July ami September, 1876.
GEORGE BROOKE,
A. GIBBONS, Trustees.
GEORGE RICHARDSON
CHARGES HART OF Counsel with
CHAPMAN N BIDDLEJ the Trustees.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
Nos. 139 and l4l T.. Fourth st,
nov IA 3toaw Philadelphia
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An old Baltimore negro who had emigrat-
ed to Liberia years ago, ordered quantity
of Dr.. Bull Cough Syrup short time ago,
stating that although coughs and colds
were not frequent in Africa, he would
not like to he without 1t in his family,
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Weather To-Day.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov 29.-ln the Miaole
ond Eastern States, continued northeast
winds, clouds and rain, with falling oarome, S',
ter and stationary temperature, 1olioweo py
cooler westerly winds, rising parometer'
cloudy and clearing weather.
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The Storm Mt Atlantic.
By Associated Press.

BY ASSUCIHUeU lVsS'
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov. 2o:-At
eight O'Clock this morning severe northeast
storm prevailed, with heavy tide, but no
serious damage has yet been reported. NO
trains have arrived or departed since satur-
day.
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Grants Last Annual MessaGe'
BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-President Grant
to-day, commenced the preparation OF ms
annual message, and therefore Was not re-
ceiving visitors.
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T. n. . @, A.

A special meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held In their
rooms, sS7 Market street, this evening at
Nv O'Clock, .. m. A full attendance 10 re-
ouested, a. business ofimportsnce will come
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The Crew of q Vessel Saved.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 20th.-The
crew of the schooner Isabel L. Pierce, sunk
Yesterday by the New York steamer Rich
mond. were all saved. No lives lost.
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A1OTICE.-BOUND VOLUMES OF THE
M "NUkSERY." Ttese now form
complete juvenile library. The Magazine
was begun in 1867, and all volumes from that
date can be supplied.
Half.yearly Volumes, elegantly
bound in cloth, VI w
Yearly volumes, elegantly bound in
cloth, - -
ssrThe above books will be sent postpaid,
on receipt of price, by the publisher:
JOHN L. SHOREY,
36 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass
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PROCLAMATIONS.
PROCLAMATION.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
WHEREAS, An election was held In the
day of Novemb er, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand ei ght hundred and seventy:
six, being the Tuesday next after the first
Monday In said month, in pursuance OF
the laws of the State of delaware in that
behalf, for the purpose Of choosing by al bal
tdent and Vice President Of the United
States.
And Whereas, The official certid Gates or
returns of the said cleo ton held IN the
several counties of the said State having
Governor. it appears from them that the
votes in the said counties respectively for
said electors were cast as follows:
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FOR SALE.

nor aALE.-A handsome suit Of parlor
furniture, nearly new. Cost SO, will
=, for 40. Address, "RALPH," this office.
rnvND-NA
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/ |I11OTICE.-On and after Monday Novem-
0 N ber 10th. the train leaving Wilmington
1tsM %, m. will not be run south of Har-
rincton, Ile train arriving at Wilmington
at 925 a. m. will start from Harrington.
GignedD o Il. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
nnul2tf
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NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NO I IOE,
IN Monday, November II. all Centennial
.onnections to and from Gray's Ferry VIII
Dc os;,, ha discontinued between Broad Street
Esio Eanot ~ Philadelphia. and Wilmington, $50
pk and 6 IS P M, from Philadelphia, and
{ & a. ~ and $50 A M, from Wilmington, also
nv Ph0 Baltimore and Philadelphia Express.
taoving IH1 wilmington at 1927 A M: The
1eaIstio 1HoItimore Way Tain, leaving Philadel-
.oSio nS;ot al 53O P NJ, will be run to Lamoxin
Pin Pnir "' H, F. KENNEY,
F(Ue,oGyIatf Superintendent
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jacob MOORE, ~"
And Whereas the returns duly made and
signed and executed of the election tor the
c6oice of electors of President and q
Vice President of the United States as
aforesaid, having been duly delivered to
the Governor by the respective sherifts OF
said counties, and the Governor having ex.
amined the said returns and enumerated
and ascertained the number OF votes Tor
each person voled for as such electors, the
resultappears as follows to wit:
Whole number of votes Tor John II.
Rodney. 1881
" no!a SHARP, ar'e' "a ~ " wan " 1889
Whole number of votes for George W. ,-o
Willen, lo,oV
Dupont. nS n ~ 1910
"nots H%e smitners. =. '' AVA 1874
" hoiv Moore. % VI ~ lO,752
Now, therefore, 1, John P. Cochran, Gov
ernor of theState Of Delaware 40 hereDy M
declare ana make known that John =. Kod- :
new. John W. Sharp aid George W Will
len have received the highest vote az the
election aforesaid, and therefore have been
and are duly and legally elected and cho.
sen eiec tors for the election OF President
and Vice President of the United states.
- In testimony, whereof have mere
\ unto set my hand and caused the
SEAL Great Seal ofthe State to be afnxed
at Dover, this fourteenth day OF
>~~ November, in the year o! our
entv,six. and of the Independence of the
United States the one hundred and hrst:
oA'''>N JOHN P. COCHRAN,
By the Governor,
novs w # Secretary Of State.
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We, the Elitor and Bdsincss Mana.
ger II thi. Taper, desiring :" writ
sgain the familiar -cencs &c our child.
hood and he presen, ct mr family re-
union, the first IN ten years, will leave
this morning cor old Virginia. to he
gone about ten days II will I've
noticed that we issue one day earlier
than usual, this week. We we're cum.
PEELED to do 50 to reach our destination
IN time. In Consequence of our visit,
no paper will be issued frum this Office
next week. Our readers, we know,
will excuse Us fw one issue, when they
rocollsct that u is customary tor
weekly papers to take me week. hull
day, at this gay and festive scason,
And also recollrct that during the two
years. Of our connection With the
INTERIOR JoukSAL. We have never
failed to have il appear IN iall i've III
each consecutive Friday morning. and
during the time have issued many
supplements. In bidding a week.
ndieu to our readers, we extend them
the hearty copgrarulaiion, Of the sea.
.on--"A merry Christmas aud happy
New Year"
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italian brigsnds 1--we been the ter
sror iof travellers in Italy for ma )
years. All efforts, SD far. On the part
Of the government to suppress brigand-
age, have been aboriive. The noun
tains there have afforded secure re
treat 20 the daring villains. Their
plan Of operations is to have spies in
the principal cities to spot" wealthy
travellers and report their routes OF
,travol TO the chiett.in Of the band.
This being d,ne. the chief aud his fol
lowers lie in wait FIR their unsuspec-
ting victim. AMI, at ~ npportuue time,
capture, bind AMI lead him oil to their
mountain retreat. There h, j. Int
securely until his relatives " friends
having missed him, aud failing to hear
from him. the ehieitain nj the tribe an.
nouaces the fact that he will b. deliy.
-srsd up only on the pr, Of slip
ulated ransom. The l,ice u usually
fixed in proportion Of the wealth Of
The captive. As mnch rs 500. 900
have boen required N pusom a
wealthy prisoner. Recently. wealthy
English gentleman, manned iu,-. was
4 L.. Ia 4 =. A II
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IT has been proposed by John g..
Thompson, Chairman Of the Ohio
Democratic Committee, that all The
States hold Conventions forthwith for
The purpo'e Of appointing delegates To
Q grand National Democratic Conv-n.
ton, u he held Mt Columbus, the Cap
ital Of Ohio, the 9Th Of January next.
Iths been fa. Their suggested that
each Of the States hold Cunvcniinns,
and the cnuniies IN the various States
hid meetings and send delegates Ia
their respective State Conven ions
This matter shonld bc acted upon
wilhon. delay. a. the time j. short.
The object of these Conventions. is. ct
course, to give expression t, the will
Of the people touching the ouirsyr-
committed by the Canvsssing Bu~r,i-
Of the three doubtful" Sou,l.crn
States. and express the sentiments
concerning the fraudulent counting
out of votes which had been fairly
given to Til,ien and Hendricks, and
other Democratic aspirauts tn office in
those States. The National Conven.
lion will also consider what means are
b-t to be adopted for the purpose Ut
counting the electoral voc. and inau
gurating the mnn who j. entitled to
che Office If President Az men, with
out regard to party prejndices. who
love honesty. truth. aud pesce. are in
vite'l and expected to take part in
these meetings aud in the Conven-
tions. Every patriotic heart should
be glad to have the opportunity Of
placing himself on The aide of justice.
and Of den"uncing the great wrong
dune to Mr.. T,l,len. and which the
party uow in power seek tn cunsumate
bv the Inauguration of Hayes. Let
the Democracy of the NaIi"n speak
out nsw, s- they have always done
since the days Of Jefferson. AID W.
may yet see ard have 4 peaceful solu-
ton Of the difficulties which now snyi-
ron US.
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TiIE o. DrsT ANn TnE BisT. -Th've
are thr c ain- Which the pnhli,hrrs
Of the New York OLs,resr max. for
thriI Prospectus Of The fifiy Siih vol.
une. Aud. while hi.tory hears them
out in the Grs,, an undertaking course
in sending oui large, iull, fresh.
readable family newspaper, gives them
Al least risbs b. the seeand. la the
great multitude ofplper. that are pub.
lishe,l, the O5serrer holds is O~n pr
siiion, and'an euyiable position il l..
No paper reaches u. that We can rec.
ommend msrs heartily. It ID pub.
ii.hed nj IS 10 "a year, po.t-paid. aud
the premium picture and chrome hum
hsss arsluilsor these rho bare eoth.
ing better 10 oaer 5. /. Prins a.
o., 81 PsEk Ihv, New yoi&
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J,,xn hi, ,rolnc. .c,.,nn,. ,i,h N. n,
.,-T1 N Il. -.
!" ""' NV "o' " ~ nv
haIauc,. ON our back. p..a h. el.. a b, ia.
I.,,.,v -, .nt,,.,l.-
". vii b.rdl. IN. eom;,, ....m
r.;Lt.,. .l.h..,.t L.. - a 1. a..
that our ptr'n- ~h" gill aeei plssa. will
examine the. before prrch..ius.
We have nov in stock big bit Of p!o-
hs"d'e'' p'"S ~ "'u'' '''ra'' @'
-isri, eis'ises' etc, at i"~ hsarr,. -.f
A lev more Winter glove Ion. oosred
rcszrdIsss of cot. n.a al .
,r-
we n'' eare''i's' ana |" the io~'N ne'
- e. -. 4. -,
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y" "A"' ''S ~ :"
n!tlinS M '"is eoI'mn u'ai y"nf o-n
merchant, d" not keep. -end Va AN "rd.r. il
you want H. and ". sill guarantee. .ati.f.c
a.;
'''"'
We ar. constantly xiding n our nov Al
ready i.rr- .trb ~ iron aud ~ood.nrh
bl,ek-n,ilk'- .uruIies &c. -rd .t.eutl, in.
yi,e aneSamin ,tion Wtrrrolai in b..
ment of V,nss-iaI,', brick.
49, 80.
A mic, T,a Caniter and one pound Of
prime Green Tea. for one dollar.
New stock of fancy candies, nuts, fruit',
and swseimc IT. generally.
We take 'specisl care to keep "ur stock
IL Fanny Gr''ee-i'. complete snd re-h.
p,-,,
rnsn P''N,r-, h"r ''na. hu. "a ar, -''a'i
1T ~, es'..y or, ,, n", "S'
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II the people 1T the North e''uld
have witnessed the Inauguration m
Governor Hampton at Cnlnmbis, the
the capitol of Suth Carolina, the
other day. when the pnpulsce, black
aud white. CARRIED him on their shout
irrs IN \ chair, from The Hotel to- the
place vt Inauguration. snd back
sgnin. they would ut once have Gun
clurlr,i thar G-n. Hampton was The
honest cbnicc "f the people Of that
State fur their Executive. Ou that
occr.i,n. thousands lined the streets.
1T all cnIor-. ayes aud sexes. an,.
there was one universal .hout for the
honest Chieltain. Their heart. were
in uni-,u. rs they thousht Ut lamp
ton. FL quent s~ertinn. that he would
''be their Governor. ar there wonld
b. military Government in South
Curolina.
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Col Il. NJ. KELLY, eJitnr.in chief
IT the Louisville 0Rg.srei"t. MAS
ou-te.l from the uiiice Of Pemipn
Agent Mt Louisville, BY Grant. simply
becau-e he ~as . Bri,ru~ man,
Evidently Grant doe. MT intend Ia
retain in olii e any man wh"evrr
favored l,ri-iow an h"ne-t govern
ment Vincent B'reing. If til. Erho.
has been sppoint'-i in hi. stead. Vim
cent is bad enough inr 'sn.
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A. it becnmes the more apparent
that Tildeu will I've insugursted PresI-
dent. ou the 9Th "f next March. there
i. corresponding revival # trade,
which rmdiste- from all the CONNER
ci,l cepires of the country. Tn com
~ rcial travellers. who witt the dihcr-
eni StaIe.. in the intrr--t "f their res
pective h"u-e-. we're rather scarce here.
abouts. u few weeks siice. but they
have berun to visit the inland towns
IN the usual numbrs. This i hope
ful sign, rs il iHdicat''s that the people
believe there will be no war, aud thai
there will be an amicshl- settlement
of the difficulties which have hereto
fore aud vet surround Us g. y nsiiup.
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We have resolved FROM the 'Transyl
vanie Publishing Company. Lrx'ng-
ton. Kentucky,on Of the ha,a!.oIaest
and most Convenient calenders we have
ever seen. Il ia real hsauiy, aud
qaitn oresrOnlaL
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GoDEY's Laws Book. The Jan
uary number Of this oli and ever
popular I.sdies' hagszins he been re-
cci 81. accompanied by . beautiful
chrome. representing a mother With
babe 10 hsr srnr The contents. ~
u..sl, are chasis onl # the highest
excellence. Ad,lr.,- l.. A. Cooley,
CHESTNUT Strees, Philsirlphia, Penn.
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TnE Goverpor "f Virginia. ia HE
meesave suggested the .bo!i-bing Ut
the ciiiees Of AdjuIsnt G'n-,ai. Sc
ond "A iitr. Sii~rinten lent of Pnb-
lie Printing. ,nd Register of,hr Land.
These ficts ARE merely sine car,s and
might have ben abolished long sgu.
II j. not certain that all Of them will
be ab,lishe however. - We learn il
is likely that the legislature will com
pliment General Jo-. E. Johnston by
ticc,ing him Adjurant General. he
having lately removed to and settled
~ Richmond.
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w have been ,.kni several lime.

WE have b-cn s-k,si several Times
Who Sonh he pre.ident. in Cast
ola failure by the IIh Uf March Ia Sc
beet oue in some way" The answer u,
thai thu President Ut the Senate Soul,i
set as such. whose duty il would be IN
call annther election inr next Fall.
The Pre-iient Of the Senate at this
time l. Mr.. Fersysa Republican.
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NEwsrArEsIAI. Mr.. Jno. II. Nil
iik~n. formerly IL the College Na-
dent. Centre College. Dsr,ille. hs-
bough, out the interest " his partner.
Mr. II. Y. Brsdt. in the Franklin Pa,
triot, E.s.s LII ;:..SS that attended III.
e,.nveuiiun Of The profession =, Dan
Vile lat June ~ill recollect the uniir-
ing ennt- Of Mr.. Milliken to pro-
mote the comf;'rt of the m-mbers, ant
each aud every one oi the fraternity
vii pin Us in wishing him unb'und-
ed success. The Patriot has been aud
will lie me ofour hsst exchange. The
Erening N-cs. Louisville, under the
editorial charge III tho-e distinguished
newspaper men. Geo. Baber and l.
Polk johnson. is proving that an eve
ming psp-r tan be successfully run in
Louisville. Brains aud enteririre i
all that i, neeied-snd tne Nsios j.
fully supplied with both. II has b-e''
recently enlarged ani imp-ovtd.
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s0xE PCLAsSy soIATY ITEas.
DEcExsER II, rs.


DEcrssrR IL. rs.
The ,pirit 70 improvement j. manifest
ing it.elf herr IL = very cr~,li,shle degree
HEX /. aiding anne n ed.a Improvements
To his hotel. Gibson Bros have decided I
is.t that il IL more pr,ftablo To- keep stove
I'm the ground hnor than ny stair, aud hsv.
~is y knrkrd the sl-epsrs frnm IN
der their lnity perch. snd e..ne DOVE On =
level With th-ir neigbbor,. ReI,@inieJ and
rfittsd, they have nov one III the BIS, store
roons in town. Richard-on's stnrehou e is
progressing a. fat o. the ~ealhrr sill PER
nit. Numerous new huusr- have ben
bnili an the cro-- streets. and last but not
least, R.v. ". G. Ilaye-. the new M,th"disi
preachsr,is lard at work building par-os
age on the lot Of the so!thern Methaii-t
ehunrh. Being /. csrpeutsr by trade. he
proposed 10 his mcmlrr-. that IL they ~ould
furnish the material 10 ~ould build the
hing needed psrnnsge. We .sw him SIT.
uIday in his shiu sleeves On top 81 the
structure, isiihiully fulfilling hi. part Of
the contract.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SBor.-Tom JEFF
reys. who keep a drinking -alo"n IN Sec
ton SO, vas k.n,d one night last week
BY couple Of drunken lrirhnisn. ~ho
wantd 10 cone in and r-plrn al the diving
spirits ~iihin them. TIL, hour Icing WY
late, J 'rr-y- vfu~s h. gel up aud sdmit
them, ~isrenpnn they pros ss-lei ~ith q
tenc. I>il T., knoc. the donr dam. A.
th.y y,r. b.Ilcring against IL. J.fiists put
lie pi,tnl through q crack in the huu-e and
fired, tn load taking sfi,ci ~ the alHlon'sn
OF one al III. Intruder, producing 4 wound
that will probably prove fatal.
SHouTISG- NpaR SHor p =. Smith,
contractor Tor the railroad work iu-t below
to~n, attempted one 81 tie C Id morning.
Of lasi week u make his hsnd. ~ To- work.
an went exc, pi one. who beeam. very iDs''o'
lent, anil finally thrsr rock NJ Smlih,
knocking his hst on Smith then drew his
pistol aud fired at the lcoudrs twice, bath
-ho,s striking hin', one in the arm, tie
other in the hack. Bath bring k.h
xau DIS. the n'sr' "a. not badly hurt; but
remained around the sLanties 81 Smith,
swearing vengeance on him and threaten
Ing IN burn NJ. ,tnrr and house. Hearing
Of the-s threst-, Smith L,aded up his dub
ls- barrsled gnn with the inlrniion ~ put
ting the negru beyond the power Ia execute
his lhreals, but, "n = second thought, he
decided 20 get ont a peace warrant lg'insi
him. snl On N. trial II il, the nesro Ma
sspt IL Jail, il deinul, Of security To tssp
the peace.
@. B1uscARES. E.q the gentleman ap-
pointed Chief Engimer Of the C. S. H. X,
in the place Of Mr.. Lov~tt, resigned, ~as
here ON sund'y, AMI with bis assistants.
down the line on t,nr 81 in
sppciian, the objective point IL his "trip,
however, bving 10 reinsleel the ennI.lsled
work Of Mr.. Cummings. We understand
that he war in The maia, sali,lsd t',ih with
the progrs-. and worknsnship'of the un-
completed ssliors that ho rode ovcv.
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that anything vii " dune at present,
or made manifest, o. change the appel
~ settle the Fe-idensisl pr,blem.
The Committees which were s"nt To
Louisiana. Fi"rida and South Car"l''
u" 20 s-csr.a'n Az" rpf' i've true
eo'''''h "' SWANS !" ."oSe 'u'es pr
or " "" I'VE u"c' NV" s""'q"e"' '"
'"e '''o "c'w"' "e"' " WIN ''t
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'imidaiiou are. rs ALLEGED BY the Re-
pub!icans. said To- have b-n commits
ted. A thnrough investigation there
has developed the fact, instead Of such
things having been committed by
Democrats, they were dome by the
frsni snd treichsry, 1t was pro'en Wy
eighteen c"lored men, ~h" iivei IN
Leon county, f"rh's' ~" whose
names we're IN the PoIlb"ks rs hav
my vote' "r h'yes' ,hst 'hey NOT
only did not vote "r Hayes 'ut hr
no one. rs they swore they were not ~
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DOMESTIC FrEns
ES0ss b. ussspteH A. HiiierA
-

ESisS ~ CusspteH Hfiierk !
l,
IL II
flde has fnsde = lSe'une savsnoe
fr"m ssrse ~b''srsso ts'se o~isr sn y
haf ~ hnnhred' Shuy me MO c""es-
~ advancing, aud are 'cnrce N 'he con
trolling markets. sugar. '''"w s'sns o. DE-
Glue ~ On early ds'' ihe ho'drr' o' W
h.ed sugars vi thM usde makr' ha-'s
r''~'y 10 ske h"'d o' ring r""' vi
continuation Ir'ce-, and To STIMULATE 'sus
thry m"-' vet To- Tvs our rrs"'s''"A
~''' he ser'h"d.s There u god "ca' 30
We viii pay lair price IN essh OF sood'
FOR fee l"sd''
Their, 1. NO n, irving To conceal the f.ct
,hst A.. rol;,lc.i complications h.v. ..ri.
oniy d'mssed every ihtcr-t Of trad
throughout the c"nn'ry' Manufacturing
""' e"'"''''''' """''' "''s va, i've e"'e"
,n,,,.,,. !. r. - ~. a., a.
suffer in s,srrsnt ,ims-. Ready money.
aud = cnn.,snt Gov of IL, is nece--sry even
in the ms, prosperous ,ims-. ~ carry On
eoumerci,i enterprise. but much more nee.
'--sry in ''Paniety' -ss'""s. II ,hers'sre
Ties :" tue pc ro' the consuming s's--s'
!" he present. ""s' .'Pv'A"!' 10 lre'p"
'ass p'",e 's ""'''"s eurrrne'' u ale"
ne. :" 's''t 'o''r !" ''',' by p'o%p"'
;,.,h. wo..v.,,,. coats, !, ,,.,;,,n
r,.x ,.,,.i,i, cam, a. ,,r.,i,i /,
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Miss Lucy Buth from louisville returned ard offers to the Trade Of
Lincoln and adjoining Counties large Millinery Fancy Goods of her
own selection, for the Fall and Winter Trade. f.,sas