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FARM FOR SALE.

Containing 1856 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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LOuisviville, Paducah

Southwestern Rail Road Time Table.
January, 1871.
The down train for Paducah leaves Louis
willie daily Sundays excepted, at ---- 4. N
4
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The up train for Louisville leaves PAducah
daily Sunday excepted at $3.50 A. N. and ar
riyea NJ
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
Mr.. JACKsON's ARRIVAL.
An 11HusIAs7Ic RECEPTION.

An 181EusIAs1IC RlcErT1ox.
Mr.. Job Jackson arrived this morning
on the Richmond Express, in this city 1t
$3.50 o'clock. He was met At the depot BY
about three hundred persons, mostly sn.
ployeea Of the jackson, Sharp Co. Whsa
the train reached the depot Mr.. jackson
accompanied BY his son Elwood. were
escorted to their home, headed by the City
c'rnet band. The procession marched
up French to Fourth, along Fosrth to
Market out Market 10 Tenth along Sew
enth 10 Delasere Avenue. Thssce to his
residence along llth streets. During the
march, fire works were set off in profasion
At the depot, cheers were given for Bob
Jackson andth State OF Delaware. ,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
FOREI0 n.
THE SITUATION IN FRINGE.

LONDON, Oc!. H.-The Palis corrcspou
dent of the Times 'elegraphs that he belt yea
Presidents MaeMshan has fallen under the
"hnruce of those who are de,ermin d to
resist the will Of the nation. but the Cabinet
Is divided about how far such restsIepc
ought To be carried.
The Duke d. Broglie. President of the
Council and Minister Of Justice, the Dnke
Decazes, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gene
al Brfthaut, Minister of Wsr, and Wis
count de Meaux, Minister of Agriculture,
might go IS far as u second dissolution o.
the Chamber of Drpu les, but II the Senate
refused this they would resign.
There are o. hers who dream of establ sh.
iLg dictS' orship on the ruins OF the Cons.
titurion. The correspondent does not believe
President Mac ahou will follow them thai
far. We'll Informed Conservatives think
1T majority Of the Cabinet would be
pleased 10 have the Senate refuse second
dissolution, and hereby afford them the op-
p ,rtIni'y 70 bow to the will of the Senate
instead Of the Chamber of Deputies. The
correspondent adds ''If such is really the
the idea Of the Government, I think the
Senate will be disposed to facilitate their re-
treat ~
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
THE FORTY HOURS DEVOTION ,

The services Of the "Forty HouH d.
votion," we're commenced At st. James
Church. yesshrdsy morning BY Ksv.
Father Nysre Of the Church Of the Bscred
Heart. solstnp high mas was eslebr~tad
with Rev. Father Hoechkeprsl a. csle-
brant, Father Mesrans as Deacon, and
Father Conway Of Washington, D. c. ~
sub-deacon. Father Myers preached an
interesting sermon, and alter \ procession
Of the blessed sacrament, the morning
service concluded with the benedietion.
In the evening the rosary WAS recited.
Rt Rev. Bishop Becker preached a ser.
mon appropriate to the solemn occasion,
and offered up the benediction Of the most
blessed sacrament. g.
The masses on Monday and Tuesday
will be said at 5A. M. for persons obliged
to attend their work, and att 4. tor
others. Confessions will be heard At aay
hour Of the day or night. Evening SER
vices will commence at u o'clock. +,
This evening. Rev. Father Reillev will
preach, and tomorrow evening Ri. Rev
Bishop Becker will preach and conclude
the "Forty Hours Devotion"
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
BEFORE SQUIRE FRAZER.

Newton Geen. charged by Mason Loper
colored, with assault and battery, wss fined
u and cosss. Geep, caue to Lopez, . houss,
and borrowed from his wife, wheslbarrow,
which Lopez had obtained loan Of from q
neighber. Lsper when he returned home
and having occasion 70 ~ n, went to 0ees
and asked for his barrow, Gesn teld him
that he had taken the wheels Of, and t. Ivy
in the back yard, but that he could no, hay
1t until be paid little bill he owed. Lops
insisted on hsving the barrow, when he was
assaulted by Geen. ptl boup
Catharina o'Donnel, charged by Mary
Doyle, with assault and battery, was fined s
cents and costs. .a.;. ,,......
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
TIE EANTEHN WAR

ADVANCE OF TIE RUSSIANS IN PURSUIT OF
GHAZI MUKaTAR.
LONDON, Oct 27.-I' 10 reported that the
Russians pursuing Ghszl Mukhtar have Ad-
vanced as far as Khorassan, and that Mukb.
tar has retrested to RSprikori, between
KborArsen and H4ssan Ks'eh. Ezsroun
is preparing for siege The inhabit ant 8
are arm'Dg, and retnforcemcnts sre hasten.
ink up from Trebz zoud. Ghazl Mukhtar, g,
however, reports that the Russia NJ have
no! advanced further than Meltpocz, op The
western slope Of the Saghapli DAgh. which
is more probable than the frst statement.
Doubtless state Of panic prevails st Erze-
.'onn, giving rise to all SORTS Of unfavorAble
ruMOrs.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
CLOTHING.
THE STATE OF MAN,

"Thls Ia tha state Of man: to-day he pu's
,rth
Tho tender leaves of hope tomorrow bios.
sons
And pear. hts hlush'ng honors thick upon
him.
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
nave not means to purchase comfOl t.
ClOrnING HOUSE or A q YArAs
y ~. IL dk Butlding. Cor. Sixln
anu Ohestnut,
n IRE he will see the grea, 'lothi ag House
cr wded WI hp op'e from mrrutng ~ II
III II 0M"S " succ s>tul AMI large busl-
se-s Already, and only IN the seco d week
H Septtmb.r Ahh ugh The weathe js
sa'm and rainy, vet our sales are So far
IUlr times larger han last year Whv IL II
thaL We are doing such y large business be
yohd all oti,els7 ".
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
WILMINGTON DEL. MONDAY OCTOBER 49, 1877
FOR SALE.

pUssLIG; ALE ALE M, THOMAS a soNs,
KEM ISG :nANcH RAILROAD or
| THE v ILIUNGTON AND REA i.
| 1kt, RAJ ROAD Go.
| In the Cii cult Court of the United States
tn,hnd for he Eastern Distylct OF Pc, ns, j.
vanis In equity, No. 6a, April session,
FREDERICK +. SAMPSON
aEoeer RrcHARDs:ox 3: Avn orHFns.
| 'nd.rand by r'ue offs decree entered
the 'hirtrenth day oI Oe. otter, y. D., ,S77
| M the ahs,VA suit. The Undersigned Tiu :
sss y wn re besr .'ssn ~ sn, a W
| Will, Su TU1EDVY. the 18th uay UI ia ou.
| uary, A.,D 1915 ~ u ,O'ciock, moon at the
Merchants txchange. TN The city of Phila
| de phla. expose 20 public veudue or out
WILM1NGTi,N AMI RsADlNG Rail,
| DAD COMPANY, hM wn ~ .he KE D.
| lNn HAaC6 RAIL KnAI., exteDdinx
fom 'he yllIsse OF flrdsh";o' 0rcp.~ y
Neck, IN ne a'u ~ Berks state g.
bri ,gss. tences and -ea;' estate ana the fran
ch,s, y be nsiDg . or in any wise appet-
tanning q th- n I'D hesutng Bra. CHI Al
weil =. all the right title nnd interest If
he Wilmington and Read ng Rallroa
~ OH, a. j., is74, made hyt"e Be. X,
t+'uoty Kilroad Gem . any t, tl,e Aa d H.
ny' n aud 'keasaiD Railr>s,t Con rany,
O. ~ thai portion o th I. said aerk. County
Hai r.a'i, VIII ch tx,ei ds fr m rhe end !. f
IN s+'d ranch Rail- ozd st Po ,Iar. \ eek
to n point at or Dea Penn tre.t " the
ci y VI rsadAEg. 1'h- aid pr, .rty will b.
sold tee, e~r and d~t :uaresd from all en-
rumhraRc"s su "SeQne q 10 tn" ten Oh,
.xI tai" mortgage datesi the rh day o. July,
-. 1874, lAade by tEe sRid Wjmngt, Ii
d Reading HairUsd Com parry 10 i'll } un.
uerSigne(1 Trustees. ~
The property viii le sold to the best d d
xhe b deer upnn h = signt The
lars ;sS ooo) Of the puecnssa " oney to "e
"a. IN cash when tna, properly is siruck
OF, and tho balan e within tn rty go, days
a'ter the cond matiOn 4 of the sale Dy the
I'm Ted -tales N 'uirtjo It for tn, Eastern
balance Of he uurcnaa nonev NAV either
be psid cash or >etG I'd for b, rec.jpting
to the uhd ars .ghed rr nst+es for II Q divi.
debd of tue said ha,ac ce Of he purcnase
M wh,h may. may as'fhnr hs .sd 10 be paysnlr
and tn 'matured.conMn's at cbed thert,e.
9. cured by til. afor,s,i d murtsase Of July
the 9th, 4 D.; INA which may be he'd by
the sad purcha er pon the cor fcmsti n
"f the SAL. by he cert ,. saf u'.cn . fu,I
aale. tn. p,l. chs ~, shall be- trttticd to ;.
.cod and suItiri+nt d4ee for tee ramc t..
vim i, oe sample II In the said Trustees,
've =, clear nn' disc alt s'j from al iuc VI
" at.oes ahseQa"nr to ':ha ite tn ah,-s-
sai mo gsg2, AID cia IN or telnand If tn
sad ni'road t.up.r1, Of .,ho"s
I.lni:g dnd;t ti!em h.V Wa! ef equity, ri
re.4 emp, i'm. or 'herwise.
GE. 'K\]E B O.,Kh,
4 a.. q Id iFofs, R;,cH.Ens,or. Trustees
e. SHAs Asuss = fAD ApDptr, c'r"ss! G ns.e.. y!h
No. l3a aud al South cur ST.,
ocW-2t w.t. Fh lsdsiph a. I
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
BAPTISM

Elder Kramer Of the Second Advent
Church. baptised seven persons, four men
aud three women, yesterday afternoon at4
oclock, IN the Brandy wine, below Market
Street Bridge, IN the presence Of an immense
number of persons. y '..-H. H", d.,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
POLICE CASES

Buisiness at the Police Station was very
dull yesterday. .u.. ..,o ... u
. Anastia Brown. colored, charged with as
eault and battery on Jeremiah Green, COL
ored, was fined costs. There were also four
cases o. drunkenness, With the usual fines
and cOs.s, o. ... a
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
A SERIOUS FALL,

Last Friday, afternoon about $50 o'dock
Adam Grubp, four year old ton of Tho
mas A. Grubb, residing At 81 East Fifth
Street, while playing with some compsniops
At Fif.h aud Poplar Streets, he fell down
the celler way Of Hsrtmann's Drug store,
AMI inflicted deep cut on his forehead.
The wound, though IN ugly one, Is not seri-
Gus,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
LOCAL NOTES.

"0IO vVU ~ CuVIvu y0oVUIO0ys
Ladies', do your shopping In Wilmington.
You Can easily find what you desire.
The Board OF Health meets this evening
Buy your coal from Ponder and Townsend
foot Of Fourth Street.
Professor Webster's Gentlemen's Dancing
Glass will meet this evening as usual.
The New Castle Gas Company ere pre-
pairing to enlarge their works.
Although the season is far advanced mum
brrs of barefooted children can b. ssen on th
streets.
Mr.. George NJ. butcher, with bis family
will return to this city within month te
take up bis residence here.
A class of photography will be form,d
at Rugby Academy on Wednesday, evening
at 1l.SO o'clock a. N.
Mr.. John Sebo, an old citizen OF vii
mlngioa, lately residing at S07 ShipleJ
street, will be buried to-day at Middlstown
The Sunday excursion train on the Della.
warA Western, r. r. has been discontinued
for the season, the last trip having been
made es'erday.
"The Bee" still buzzes, aud Is as busy
and stirring ss its namesake. For further
particulars address W. p. G. Davis, No.
800 Poplar street.
There Is an old lady in this city. who
says she has made pair of Stockings last
fifteen years by merely putting feet in them
every winter, and legs every other winter.
Loss of Life. Thousands sisk into an ear
ly graves by not giving immediate attention
to slight cough which could not have been
stopped by IS cent bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup,
New apron fronts for dressy black silks
are made Of diagonal bands of embroidered
Grape alternating with tulle bisnds
that are also embroidered; the bottom is
trimmed with wide thread lace.
The Delaware Institute Of Mechanics
Arts will meet tomorrow evening and
complete their arrangements In regard to
the coming Industrial Exhibition to be
held in this city.
"Wbere is the hoe, Ssmboi" "Wid do
rake, msssa." Well, where is the rakel'
"wid de hoe" But where are they both
"Why, bof togedsr. By golly, msssa, ysu
peers 10 be very 'ticulsr dis mornin'."
Owing to the death Of brother, Rev. 8.
8. Seward, of the New Jerusalem Church
was prevented yesterday from delivering
his lecture on "The Resurrection" the frs,
of course. ..'',. ...
Advertisers will bear in mind that the
circulation of the HERALD, no matter what
It's newspaper rivals usy say to the con-
trary, is greater within the city, and on
the l!nss Of travel to and from It, than
either the all day paper or the evening
papers.
Mrs. sholdy, Of this city, recently wrote
10 New York publishing house for Victor
Huge's novel, entitled Lame " Rsbble,'
" hich she had heard spoken Of. Its need.
loss TO say that Lies Aisersbles" WAS the
desired book.
Chadwick's Museum and Lecture Room,
to-night. First appearance Of Miss Gussie
De Haven and Miss Blssch Resell, the
Iavnrtte lady character vocsl'sts; also Mr.
Oliver Donnelly, the eminent banjoiat aud
negro comedian, and Mr.. Edwin Harts
character negro comedian, with the regular
company. This entertainment 10 not only
for gentlemen but also for ladies and child
ran. I'VE lnyite eo&pssIt'ol md Criticism"
zzs ~
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
LIBERAL LEAGUE W METHODISM

Quite sensation was caused in religi-
GUS circles yesterday by the invisaison
which had been extended to the Liberal
League to come and reason with Rev.
B. Mann, 1t his church on "'The Father
and Friend Of the Liberal League" He
preached his sermon, and though The Lib
eral League was not present, hsvi'iy it,
own meeting to attend, yet q represrnts-
tion was present VII Q took copious notes.
Reasoning was not permitted, 80 no.s
was placed on the preachers desk, inform
ing the audience that the sermon would
be reviewed in the evening, bnt tbe notice
was not read. After bis service was over
DR.. Lawrence rose in his seat and gsve
such notice, but was ordered to cease talk.
ing, and the trustees were called up n to
put him out-but he gracefully retired
before this kind Of reasoning.
In the evening Mrs. DR.. Lawrence lee
tured to an audience which filled the
rooms Of the Liberal League 50 that many
could rot set within hearing. She ~
viewed MI. Mann's sermon Of the morn
ing, and ssvs an eloquent and stirring and
powerful defense Of liberal sentiment free
thought and open discussion.
The Liberal League seems to bs grow
ing in popular favor, and their meetisgs
lately have been crowded With Interested
audiences. Yesterday morning c. Claveys
lee ursd to large audience On the Rise
a ID Progress Of Christianity" which evi-
deneed deep research, and vas we'll d.
liver.d.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
Local Anaa1.W,
BOAT LAUNCH.

Tho war steamship "Aranzes," built by
the Aollingsworth Co. for theAsrgan Steam
ship line Of New York, WAS launched on
Saturday afternoon st $50 o'clock, At the
compsny's yard In presence Of large mum.
Der of persons.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29
IN DARKN ESS.

The gas in "Every Evening and Com.
naercisp Office, went out last evening about
10 o'clock, leaving the entire establish.
u'ens in darkness for about twenty mia
utes, thus inconvenieneing them very
much. Let us have light.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-29

.aANuE OF hOu nss-- " lLMlN01OH
= WE1 rERN KAILkOAD D---t "mmsno
b Thrrrday Dac 1. 1876, Trains will rnu
AVE Wilmington 10 ~ = N, and s aOp n
~ spisnburg :. 46 . m aud 10 p. n.
rive st Wilmington 75b -. and 3 N
pm. =. a =
FUNNECTIONt .-Train leaving I.andsn
~ st 6H .. n. vito train Tor Philade'
IVAN leaving WILMINGTON q 100 u
5tn rails l,av1uy Philadelphia Vt <. III n
N 2snRsyIval,ia and DelAwa ar~ train leav
r tsnden berg at l O .. m.
Tryi, ,,eAy wing Lanhsnbert vi ~ p. IA,
Id Pennsylvania and Delaware tr" y, ,anc
II trsin leavi6s Wilmington for Phila.
lraip leaving " luluyton 1t 6,3e p m
m train les AN uii~ie.phis al = lhp.
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