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stood as purely RETAIL, and made to c1vcr the
sualles; possible quantities. Purchasers will
ind upon trial, that the margins asked by our
Hartford Grocery Merchants, in Wholesale
quantities, are as small as any town in Ken
lucky.
Wheat has an upward tendapcy.
GOod-No l wheat sells readily for
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the Electoral Tribunal or Peace
Ein, which We publish in full on our
first ra.a, this week, passed the Sen
a;c hy the decided vote of forty-seven
t. seventeen. and also passed the
Hon, by vote Of one hundred and
ninct,-one to ciyhty-siX. Our repre-
sentative !. !. Brown voted for the
I'LL, bus xix Kentucky representa-
lives voted against it, viz: Knott,
Blackburn. Milliken, Jones and Dur
ham, Democrats, and White, Republi.
can. Every Democrat in the Senate,
cNccp,Eaton Of Conn, voted in the aiii
tirmative. Il Is generally believed that
the President viii sign the bill. Thi,
virtually puts an end to the trcnble for
the present, at least, a the peopl,
viii be apt to accept the action in goo,
iailh and stand by the result.
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Hartford is connected with each train by
stage at Beaver Dam twice day.
These traiLs connect at ElHabethtOIn with
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louisville, Paducah
seusEwe.:ern Rail Eend r.me Table.

This table went into effect tho 18th day OF
January, 1877.
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ESTRAYED.

Taken up by A. c. Ellis, living two
miles North of Hartford, near the
Hartford and Greensboro road, one
White-roan Cow, about six years old
next spring, and valued by Saml.
l.. Baird, at fifteen dollars. Said COW
10 marked with crop off the right ear
and the tips of her horns are sawed of,
and besides the right horn droops a
little. Given under my hand this
January, LIST, 1877.
L. l.. ALLEN, j. p. 0. c.
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Uuv. T.. H. Hun WAS elected To the
United States Senate on last Friday,
nv tar Legislature Of the State Of
Gear-il. after a hitter and acrimonious
contest. Mr.. IIill Uas traduced and
slanacrcd a few weeks ago, by being
accused OF trying to form a combina.
ton with Hayes. Ills victory is Z
compile, triumph and vindicatior
from al foul asparsions upon his name
ana character.
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Plain solid ls-kt. Gold Engagement and
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and end us the paper. We inscribc any name,
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mail receipt Of price, or by express villa
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FARM FOR SALE.

Containing 1876 acres, one mile
from Cromwell, Ohio county, Ken
lucky, good two-story dwelling, barns,
stables and other good out-hOuses,
four never-failing springs, and, an
orchard of fifteen hundred bearing
trees ON it. 100 acres in cultivation.
For particulars apply to, or address
j. w. SHIELDS.
Cromwell, Ky.
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WASHINGTON, p, c, November "a, &c,
take pleasure in expressing my entire con-
6denco in the responsibility and fidelity Of
the Law, PateQt and Collection Hoase Of Gil
more & Co., Of this city.
GEORGE ii, b, WHITE,
Cashier ofthe National Metropolitan Bank
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REFERENCE:
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TIE HERALD.
JNn a.. EsAEsHETT. Editor.

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81. Is77.
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Tho up train for Louisville leaves Padncah
daily Sunday Ozeeptedl at $50 A. NJ. and ar
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CELERY AND CHANOMILE PILLS
are prepared expressly 10 cure Sick Hea che,
Nervous Headache, DysPoptic Headache, Neu-
ralrja, Nervousness, sleeplcssuess, and will
cure amy case. Price 50 ccuts, postage free.
Sold by all druggists and country stores. Of
fee. 100 North Eutaw Street. Baltimore, Md.
-EEFCGgyrE: q. J. LES TER, Cashier How
arl Bank, Baltimore, Nd.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-21
Minor Locals.

Minor Locale.
P. K. A. ball, April 49,
The snow is disappearing rapidly.
There are two letters at this efice for A.
O.. W.
If you are going to move hire the Water
Witch wagon.
1t will soon be time for travelling shows
to invade our city.
Ryan has 1850 songs for sale at his news
store, 100 Market street.
There were Psi arrivals at the United
States Hotel, from March to the 10Th in
elusive,
Charles Heebner, the Matchmaker. has
removed from No. 2 West Sixth street, to
No. 613H Market street.
The Buell. family gave grand musical
concert last evening at Mt. Salem Church.
The singing was excellent, and highly ap-
preciated by every one.present.
Mrs. Hennis, the wife of David Hennis,
the driver Of the Water Witch, while going
down the stairs at her residence, No. 42l
Tatnall street, tripped and fell headlong
down, receiving severe injuries.
Delegations from all the fire companies
Of this city will hold meeting in the hall
of the Water Witch Fire Company to NOR
row evening at 80 O'Clock to decide on the
style of badges, and to report the number
necessary for each company.
BASE BALL GU1DE.-De Wits Base Ball
guide for 1877, just published and for sale
at Ryan's news Office. 1t will not only
contain the code of rules adopted at the
League Convention, but also the new rules
! of the International Association organized
this year. Price 10 cents. 1w
A new nine has been organized to be
called the Rawnsley B. B. G. Some of our
best players will be on this nine, and no
doubt 1t will be the club of the season
Stidham, Splain, and others Of the Profes.
sionals, have their positions. VIM. II.
shepardson will also be one of the nine.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-21

session II he possihay can, chief OF which .
tho fact that about half Of the Democ!ass
and nearly all the Republicans do not want
to be called hither in midsummer and pre-
cipitated intoa long Tipperary fight for the
spsakership under the broiling sun OF .
Washington July. He believes that by
next December the policy he has inaugu'a-
ted will have so far broken the party lines
in the South that 1t viii be impossible for
the Democracy to control the Organization OF
tho House on the caucus system. In view
Of the considerations the President who
was counted in, is, As I said before, in q
profound state Of mind, and believes he can
carry the army over upon the general
resources of the Treasury and then have
Congress kindly allow hin little deficiency
at the beginning Of the next regular session.
He might make up next December that such
policy, because IT merely suits his personal
convenience, does not accurately represent
the temper Of the country.
THE o. 8. SOLDIERS.
As they have no Indians to try their
shooting qualities and no Southern elections
to regulate, they seem disposed to keep
their hand In on our citizens. One military
satrap shot and dangerously wounded a very
respected person last week on Pennsylvania
Avenue. Oh had our soldiers shot the
Sioux with half the zeal they shot the
citizen We would not have Sitting Bull to
administer our Indian affairs.
POOR RUTHERFORD B.
Is doing his best to condone for his crime Of
stealing the Presidency, and at his horrible
innovation the Radical party elevstes It's
Ebenezer as if It smelled something.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-21
Society Meetings this Evening,

Hope Lodge, No. "a, I. 0. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall,
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8. of T lin
the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple Of
True Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, O. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. 0. G. F., Nc.
Clary's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, K. of P, at X.
Of P. Hall, 211 Market street,
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. @. R. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
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POl{c0 Neeca.

The following cases were disposed of be-
fore Squire O'Neill at the police court last
evening Thomas Dixon for violating the
City Ordinance by selling coal oil without
being inspected, fined $50 and costs.
One drunk and disorderly, with the
usual fine and cost.
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Delascare's Ivtle to the Dslasvare.

The matter Of Delawars's Jurisdiction
over the Delaware river, in relation to the
Fish Law, again coming up, makes US
think that short, hasty sketch of the IT,
tie of the State to the river will be interes-
ting. We h ave inquired Of Francis Vincent,
our State Historian, and in conversation he
informs US that King Charles H., of Eng
land, made grant to the Duke of York
afterwards King James Ill.,, of all the
land from the east side of the Delaware
river tothe River St. Croix, the present
northern boundary of the United States.
That under this grant the Duke of York
fitted out an expedition and stormed Fort
Cassimir, at New Castle, and captured the
State from the Dutch, who then held it.
That Delaware was on the west side of the
Delaware river and not included in the
Duke of York's grant, but that on the con-
trary 1t had already been granted by
Charles I (the king who had his head cut
off by Cromwell, and who was the father of
this Charles 1D, to Lord Baltimore. This
grant conveyed to him (Baltimore) all the
land between the 38th and 4Oth degrees OF
north latitude, which not only takes in
Delaware, but also the counties of Delaware
and Chester, and the city of Philadelphia,
in Pennsylvania. But that there was this
clause in the grant: "Tbat 1t should be Of
land not in possession of any Christian peo-
pie, and 1t was proved that the Dutch had
settled on the Delaware before that time.
Several disputes occurred between the Duke
of York, and Penn and Baltimore. and Del
aware was several times invaded by the
Marylanders, and one person at least killed
in these forays, but it was finally settled by
dividing the ground in dispute between
them. The land was surveyed by two cell
ebrated surveyors named Mason and Dixon,
and hence Mason and Dixon's line, which at
one time was supposed to be the boundary
between the North and the South.
The first deed from the Duke of York to
Penn, was for all the land within radius
of twelve miles from New Castle Court
House. Under this deed the State claims,
and has always exercised, Jurisdiction over
the Delaware for twelve miles above and
below New Castle, TO low water mark on
the Jersey shore. This matter also came
up in the trial Of the Pea Patch case, that
is the title of Delaware to the Pea Patch
Island, which she granted to the United
States for the purpose of building Fort
Delaware.
Our conversation was hasty, and we give
1t as Mr.. Vincent told us,as he had not time
to examine notes or books.
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1'es'spes'ance.

AeWyoVWVV0s
The meeting at Gilbert Chapel last night
was success. The object Of the meeting
was to form Juvenile Temperance Tenn
pie, and from the number present enough
names were obtained to form full lodge.
which proceeded to the house of n. j..
Lee, No. 1241 Walnut street, where the
members were initiated, after which they
returned to the Chapel, where the officers
were publicly installed. The following is
the result Superintendent, N. J. Lee;
W. G. T., Harry Hyatt; WV. T., Lille
Bolen; Secretary, VIM. ParvIs; F. s. r., F.
8. Fennimore; Treasurer, Lydia G. Lee;
Chaplain, Nellie Leary; Marshall, George
Buck; Guard, Hettie Raymond; Sentinel,
R. Parvis; P. W. G. T., Margaret Mott, l..
s., Fannie Davis; L. H s., Annie Evans;
Assistant Marshal, Fannie Evsns.
Addresses were delivered by N. J. Lee,
Rev. Mr.. Crouch and Davis, Mr.. Mcdonald,
and Mrs, Beatty. During the evening Mr..
N. J. Lee was presented with avery pretty
regalia by Mrs. Beatty Lodge.
The Temple has not yet been named but
1t will be Temple No.7.
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pHlLADELPHlA WILMINGTON AN
i BALTIMOkE.RAILR

kJAAAA ADLLfn1A, WlLMl NGION Am 4,
l. BALTlAORE..RAILRO
November q, 1875,
Trains will leave Wilmington as 1o,,. ,vs
for '"o
Philadelphia and intermediate riot, ons
SS55' 10 800, 962, lO45, am.2 30. 49, ~. III
Ph1laaelphta a 2" and New York, 2 o. am.le1A
Bslt5more Il ! and intermediate stations. 1882
Bat,mSrs g e ana q Washington 1852, 15 $780,
trains for Delaware Division leaveh
New Castle 500, go. 9S5, a m. 10 sao
pm. A"Ss oV
WySming Ss9 IN and - intermediate s.atloas) 90
O y Delmar and intermediate stations. 5m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
fhilsdelphia and intermediate stat,. ms,
q 10 m, 90. 6 80 pm. "'A> 'as1
PPMi!l:adelphia and New York, 202am.
Baltimore and W ashington. y 81 ! *.
rofo ror lurthsr Information passengers or:
pot, p0''e0 a' Inc de-
janl-ly H.FKENNEv S,..