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Ludlow, la.. Oct. H.-f have Hccn no men.
tIon in TuR TRIBUNE Of tho building IT thu
Wnukon & Ailssisspp lla!lroaa, and, as to-day
rfgnalizcs tho completion of this work, hare
thought the n,lrcut of the locomotive into Wau-
your columns.
THIS new railroad starts from the Village of
Waukor. follows tho valley Of Paint Creek
distance OF nearly twcnty-tlrec miles to Adams,
where It Joins the Chicago, dubuque u Mime.
thrcc-fU't gauge, ironcd with thtrty.round
rnils, and in its construction md equipment
tic work has tleeh thoroughly doue. The cost
IL about 2'.ct0 per mIlc. 1t has tccn hufit by n
5ulnt-stosk company, made up entirely Of giti-
crythlng crtcr'n. Into tho construction Of tho
tho only debt will l,e about $1,000 per
mile, which u bonded fnr Aso years.
'rhls enterprise from the start has bccn mainly
Adams, for.ncr Master of the SatioMal Grange.
It will scryc W Il ms1rl Df we1l-bultt railroad,
that fas been honestly managed. There las
not been a lnllas wasted or mlsanpilc1. For n
snalI ylllagu like Waukon, IT Is ccrta!nly very
crelitablc ciEurs, and demonstrates what COM,
when they take t.o!l 81 thc work III earnest, and
their efforts arc intclIfgcntly directed,
Wa,lkun Is a village of assout oUp Inhabitants,
and is the ctAl1h y-scat 0f AtlaMakeu County,
Iowa, tho northeast Garner e.'4nty II the state.
The country surrounding Is mot surpassed It.
agricultural resources. 1t is cotnractly settled
and well flnptuyed. The great hIn'1rauco to ths
advance OF both town Antl cpAttry lins been tito
want Ut market facilities. Tho nearest outlet
has been eighteen miles distant. With tlls
70 ccotnc one of tue thrifty mad growln. towns
in lava. Il.
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A wAIt.CLOt:D,

NEwroRT, VI, Oct. 3o.-rfcsdcnt Raymond
and Superintendent Folsom, of tic Passumpslc
Railroad, with gang of men, proceeded from
Newport this morning With trafa. Arriving
at North Troy, they tore up the track between
TINT ttatton and Masonvll'e, I. O., the startling
rnint from wklct, Col. Fostcr runs tbs trains:
then &.,ok st1rt cut l,y tho break, and pro-
cce,1cl to ltcs,ford, Vt. Men arc tearing up tho
track hctwcen that station and Aberrurn, 7. q.
There II pr0sncct Ut warm work ahead Iii the
next rty-cight hours.
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RfEllL ARs.

Special nspateA to 5as Chicago 1tibus<.
rtrrsnURo, ra-, Oct D.-Thc troups at the
Arsenal arc preparing 10 leaye, tu obedience u
orders received to-day. Companies II aall | 20
to Newport. ky,, and Companies u, T., X. aud
q to Atlanta, Ga. They will prutaoly 70 to.
morrow. None but the ordnance detachment
lo0 men. They camu l,crv shortly si.er Inc Juiy
riot, when II was Thought their services would
be necessary to assist iii restoring order.
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A NEW OUTLET Fnn GRAIN.

A NEW OUTLET ron GRAIN.
4 6andusky telegram, Of the eth inst. SAYS:
San entirely ncw feature Of tho grain trade here
II attracting considerable attention. Yesterday
large schooner arttred here from Chicago with a.,
o0o hu Of wheat, and to-day smother vessel arrived
with %, 300 In. This wheat Ia beng transferred
10 The Baltimore d Ohio 1saf1road elevators. and
from thence loaded into grain cars Of That Com
panJ. In which II ID shipped direct to Baltimore,
aud from thence to Enrnpe. rho elevators hero
arc kept running day and night 10 get the grain
unloaded and loaded. Other !asgc vessels will ar.
rive here soon with immense taEgccs for tho came
destination"
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PORT C0LlSQlRNE,

BtTFALo. \. u, Oct. aU.-vcaseis passing Port
colbofue Lock for twcnty four huufs ending atu
o'clock p. 1n., 10Th:
Eastaar4-pEops City Of Concord. Chicago to
osdenaourg; City OF New YORK and Empire, To.
!eao TO 0sdeo4ouFx; Armenia, Detroit to Mon
lEesl; aarks T. IL. Merritt aud HoEthman, CHI
ea2o TO kingston; Siberia aud Norway. Toledo 10
tA'ngston; Fanny Campbell. safuta 10 Montreal;
y. betlle. Dlack River ~ Toronto; Ja;aet Wade,
y. ueHett a,s 70 oRdsnsbury; II. u: Moore. Toledo
:" ~ VsMeavs schfs L. srston. Detroit to h!hsa.
son' Es'c stsMart. Elfu 10 Toruntp; catafact
sha Mary Erie to Port Golaurns; L. lu*t, chat
"a nam 10 Aonttrs!;ii, Howard and Ageaue. Toledo
4susbusy and Aver, Point Pctra 70 1'horolI; ba.Yo
Il; !: Church. Chicago to Orasu.ba.R.
chirExa hmiessxanl-Prop taly ot Toledo. Oxdsasbuf8 10
nea9o; bark George ". Dasls. OsWexo to To-
tsap; sehfs y. Dudley, Lay Vt Qulnts 10 Buffalo;
efssaGe, O9densbusg u tleyelanu.
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SALT LAKE, Oct. M.-A passenger trntn on
the Utah Central Railroad coming aouth this
forenoon when near Pennington was lifted from
the trark and turned upside down by hich
wind Two passenger cars aud 4 baggage car
turned over. Goals from the stores scattered
through The cars, but Tue fires werc put "Vt tie.
fore any damage was done. Several refeuns
were badly hurt, but arc expected to recover,
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DENVER, Col, Oct. 8o.-1njuncttons were
yesterday granted In the District Court here
a. foilows: aamuel l.. Parish, representing the
Amsterdam bon1lotdcrs Of tic llcnyer Pacific,
IS. d. ". Elgcrton, President, ct al, restrain
Ing the transfcr of B30,0 900 worth Of railroad
tics to the Kansas Pacific Hallway. The tlcs
wcrt ordered delivered tn the Kansas Pacific by
telegraph fr1rn President EdRcrton in New
York, learning which Vscc.PrcsIdcnt Molfat
here cotniernandcd the orlcr, and rari h rot
an injunction. This confirms tho impression
that thc. heavy hand Of the KansAs I'ArHc still
hollis the .Dcnvcr Pacific ~ the thront-. FL.
f3nr. 1phn Exams, Trustee of the hondl,o!dcrs,
Is prominent In resisting tl.is alleged robbery.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

UCEAH STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nzw ioak, Get. 3a-Arstye<l, steamship
Italy, fron Liverpool.
LONDON, Oct. 8o.-steamahips City Of Berlin,
Anglia. Degonta, aud Donau, from New York.
and Bsauuschwelg, from Baltimore, haye AT
rived out.
Steamship Bolivia, from GlAagow for New
York, VA spoken OIL tho 24th Inst, repairing I
hroken shalt Sho would complete Il on Tho
10TH, xnd proceed, expecting to Eeach New York
about Nuv. |.
sAs fRAaclsco. Oct. G--Sailed, steamer
City OF Pauama, for Phnama.
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MARINE NEWS.
An Unjust Discrimination In the Mat
ter of Harbor Appropriations.
Another Long List Of Marine
Accidents.
4 New Outlet for Grain, Navigation
Note1, Lake Freights, Etc.
NAUTICAL. AfI9UArs.

NAUTICAL Alf9HApS.
rns Milwaukee Sentinel ot ycrssrttay says:
"rhs re-, TaIen .e'. nus POI.
SATURDAY. "sht wefe al oaek IN nstoor otat aneno,
.nsh.r .% sunday night with heavy sea, when near
..1.n +, nrovr, bourvrr IN hn fhc ,siI cnJ
bhe"ye'n 49,. 49, ..s.,s. ~ is,.. @ ...s ~.
the lake, ~ before aaytlaht the wind went into
The vest and by noon the feet had mado another
staH .s,c .onth III nier whe rnfsino tba h.sbor
sEa ssEH" .nffrrc5 slight damage, she Vot nway last
ansr,nr. sns tnT' 'S3' '
dl,raem snnnnncc1 s,,et ihs sct i,si6e III siar III
1ann eaho,n At lang Point. nnd liz crew wns
ssre III Iac ri r y q. @ ~ tr 1!cr
o. srv LUZ ifrr esreo al Grain wns ehIpnrJ fran,
~ n, 10 t;ulajo bY Irwin TO-, and Il Injured
isIGiart"rers' ~ @ of Uosion. md Htns. di,pesch
fnm, I,uftafo yesterday ttatcd that ting. With
pap. @ Ssd ieft TINT eiiy Is 60 TO sha asssanee of
w Tbs srhr Thomas IT, uowtnnd MAS toved across
1rs:rls ~. III how in tac st. Ciair Htycr wills comnV
a. @ orsara 81 II. cabn on te por III
.pnsrm' ncnairs arc bcinr made b. tho Mi;rau.
pnr Min. Yard Company. The nan,e frm s.e also
tx dTe blanks having bcrn lost On he. jatt ttin,
RI Thr schr Inhn r. Nott made the snn TO Detroit
from ' Ghleago tn fonr days, and vsr twelve days
tftp u u an,rr sa tic luz Mellon was chartered to
tn,v tbr ycssrl to fleWGrQ. After JiSEhAtQtnp her
r..rn -. If VA fonhl that about OoO bu of wheat
v,swct.
Tin inn r. ". Lake sank suntny ai+ernoen at
sneior,hrfr'f landing, She wap coming down The
,tre1 uruttY heavily loaded. f0rc and an when
shc commenced breaking In two auidships. Capt.
toborn M run her ~ 10 Tie landing, when she sank
n ftw minutes in shallow water.
Wiflinm ii Villains. I Young man IN yeare Of arc.
eonk m boafli thc ethr rritfe bonnJ fran, Whita
inke ia Milwaukee with 1 carro nf 1umrcr t1as
dnlwntd Sunday la It. In tntd-1skc The unfortunate
xnunp man was knocsct overheard while launch.
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A Vegetable Curiosity.

:. - .E47f}TFTE F1TefTIf.
Mr.. Isaac Martin. oi smiths 1ftll. showed q
natural curiosity the other av 10 tho thapc Of
Canada thistle with awcll-foEnc,l not ato on the
root. The article wss quite Etnutnc, aud the
anomaly ran be accounted for hy tile suppost-
potato anu forced it, way through II, and then
feauh.d the eurfarc. and 10th putato aud thistle
"Ereu It, beanty aide by side"
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H9N 1oFk BfF1lld, Dc1. n
Cor. Ifl1en with leou G4tnbetta, u we'll -
Ms. Hewitt, held long aud interesting con-
Seesatiop.
'Ile II man Of great eloauence and power"
Mr. Ttlden said, Hanl III execllent talksr.
GsmbettA had great ca,0daeuco in victory by
tho Republican party, aud cuuutcd upon = re-
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An q TJCBT INSTRUMENTATION
Thc chief OF Eugtncess reports 10 tho Govern.
,nrnt tf,nt Inn imrrovcnent ~ tho Fnv au,1 VII.
eohe'h Rlfets IL being caEfiod on In accordance
With the plan hctatofnro reported. II was expect.
ed 10 conplcte all tho nov locks and dams thIs
.e,*on sIra,t ,ho COMING ~ t,vr 1,sns
.s"''.: s1.eps ~. sop.Hs w aoat soess
on the lppef Fox TO e1cavato canals
al tho four locks, and put In temporary dams at
tue same. 70 as to complete tic sy4tcm OF slack.
watcr Navigation In ths Fox River. Tho further
Improvement would consist In dredging and tn re-
building old works. The old locks weec butne put
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

6ptct1f bispIteh 10 7hf f'htr19o Tribune.
OMAuA, fcb., Oct. W.-Early this morning
A. C. bort, an old resident and businessman
Of this city, was found lcad in the Anchor Flour
Mills. owned by him, near Papellfor,, twenty
miles west Of Omaha. lie had becume en-
tangled IN the machinery, and Ills body was
badly crushed.
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apecidi DtspdlcA 10 The CAiest1n Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 30.-Chhttera-Tu Buffalo,
steam barge Ballanttue. sehr 4. &. Sfourc, 3D. 00D
bu wheat; prup Dem Richmond. 25, 600 In wheat
and 20, COO hu barley, through rates;
schr Faye.te Irown, IA, 600 bu wheat
at aye; 10 0swcgo, schF ii. l.. Collins,
15, zoo bu wheat at &c; to llAyAnua. 1s, 600 bu
Cheney Ames, IL, U0U bu wheat 1t s.;c. The sall-
ors Of this port day organized strike for 81 per
day. and uint!n eumo tr0ubc, taklng on tho crews
OF vessels about " sail.
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FINANCIAL

LoUlsv1LLk, Ky.t Oct. D.-E. uolbrook, Jr.,
tobaeco manufacturer, assiguc.l to-day. Ills la
hulties aru shout $tsA,000. uo turns over all bis
property to the Assignee.
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6utprESBrR1, Pa. Oct. @.-An explosion OF
the boiler In the eaw-rnil of Shoemaker Il
Powell Killed the son Of Shoemaker and man
named Bowers, and wounded two others,
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The prop cts Of DniusA ar.Ivcd at Detroit yes
tcrdsy with loo tons OF wheat and tlnur for
Wards e. l. T. Lake Company, buffalo. sile will
return 10 Chcngo after dtscharg1ng her cargo. On
hor lase trip up Lake Superior slp up the Kn.
mtnlstI0ua Rtyer, nIc. to tho surpfiac Ut the In
hnbtanM Of Fort William. who did not expect to
SUE 10 large vessel up tlIat way.
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PAID UP LIKE 4 LITTLE MAN.
The american tug Sarah Daily, Of Ogdcnsburg,
N. T.. sclxcd 1T Napance, Ont, for towing vcs-
sells, was released on Monduy list By Mir. DAILY
paying $fo0 Cue, tho duty, and costs, amounting
pers, been surseyed md registered a. Canadian
tug, Mr. Daily haa since Kune to work With his
drudge to anish bis contract Of dredging.
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T T
CntrAHo, Oct. 30.-Tho market was again dott
at &c for corn and axe for wheat 10 tsuiIn!o, Tho
ofcsinRs arc fAiget and the1c 10 lttle demand for
vcssefs. Chartcra wero REPORTED for 2a, 600 bn
wheat, 27 600 bu corn. 60. OlO bu oats, and O. 600
hu re. TO Du1a!o-rrop Colorado. oats and rye,
through To C0ltlngwoo1-Schs Montgomery,
corn, through. To Ogtcnsburg- st. Asbans,
eotn, through, Tie schrn r. ". clifford and u.
r. ,ohbIns wcre taken in the afternoon for wheat
10 Buffalo at ~.
Lumber frclghtx were lower on easgoes frum
Mnstcgon 10 ChEcago-ahout 12he. The rates
from nthcr ports were unchanged. Tho 4. Mpshcr
Wla tAkcn At 81. 10 pes IN frpnt ChcbnSEan.
TOLEDO, Oct 2D.-ChHrter-Schrs William
Jones. Anna r. Grover, and A. Doody, all corn tv
Buffalo st 1Ic.
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bu oats; Brilliant. Norris. g. mo In oats, os0 In
rve; r. RJhurn, Ottawa, 7.*o0 In oa.s, 1T,4oo
lbs sced; Maple leaf. Lockport H,O0o bu ontA;
prop Mont4uk, It,ckport, 100 hr,a donr, 6, 900 bu
oita: John Carter, LasAlte. =. btt0 in cnEn.
t1cAred-phnntx, iockpnrt, Dt.t:E It lnmhes.
RR.n7Ernnr, uct. 30-Hp. nj. m.-trri!cd--tlmahn.
fa1lc, 2, 800 bn corn; Merchant, IaSae, = J00 bn
corn.
lumber; 1'fdorc, Henry. 81, 7la It lGn,bef; Dcto
France. MorriA, bg, 500 Il lnmbtr: Niun, Mar
scllles and Jotet. -. s0 u lumber; tfabelh, Hen
~. H. 100 II 1nmbcr, 1U0 0D shingles. and II. 900
lathi prop MoutAnkt 1.ockpott, 4, 62:9 bn whcht.
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THE WEATHER,

WAsnlsnros, D. c., Oct. Bill q. m.-For
tho Upper Lake Region and Upper Mississippi
Valley, partly cloudy weather, rain areas, cold
westerly winds. possibly shifting TO eastcrly,
aud stationary or lower prcssure.
-ouAL oAxEArATIoX*.
GHiatn0. fff. N.
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ERIE,

6ptetdi Disnalrh to 1h& CAfrdpo Tribune.
EnIE, Ia, Oct 0.-Departurcs-Schrs Thomas
r. Sheldon, Trinidad. With !. 800 tens coal fur
Chicago.
The rercnuc'cuttcr Perry WAS released from
Sturgeon F3lns without damage. Tho cutter Will
remove tho usst4 Of this barge sunk At Folnt.au.
Fcler.
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nNpaEfoRf, Oct. 10. O.-Arrtred--HnrElct, Otta.
va, j. o0o tn corn, !, 60G to fys; pfop Peerless,
olA"a, 1, 700 bu corn; TcnluCst, Oltswa, d 7pO
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CITY Of Sterling Bonds.

10 WHOM IT NAT coNCERS; Atn!t ia rhancesy
u teH1inR ln the Circuit Court ut Nhifrstdt County,
. qutstsonns The legality u errt.tn bouts Amoarts
na IN the a{Rru{Ais tu 40 u l4tsl} a&ae4 u 10 ~
j. IT. v aLLacx AND OTHERS,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
SHIELDS LIBRARY BALI.

Last night in the Institute Hall the 1aryes,
and most recherche ball of the season w,s
given by the Shields Library. The adorn-
ment of the hall was gorgeous beyond CON-
pare. Upon the floor the letters 8. T., A
We're painted in the rational colors. and in
great proportious-t work of member
OF the association, Mr.. Meaney. The grand
march was led by the Master of Cere
Mr. Mccormick, and Miss Mary Burns. fol,
lowed oy Mr.. j. j. Mullen, Floor Napaao,,
and Miss sallie Kelum, wm. Carev Frst
Assistant, and Miss Maggie Burke, y,
Ryan. Second Assistant, and Miss Maecio
Livezey, and J. Flanagan, Third Assistant
with Miss Lizzie McAleer. A deleeation of
friends came from Chester. The mrsio
was furnished by Ritchie's brass and strrr
band.
The entire affair passed Off with preot
eelat and reflects much credit On the mana
GERS.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WEBSTER'S RECEPTION.

Last night Professor Webster gave a bril-
liant reception at his rooms in the Opers
House. There was present a number Of
beautiful young ladies' and handsome gen,
tlemen. 1t was really treat to see such
an assemblage of charming dancers, who
owe their culture to the efforts of the Pro-
lessor. The dancing was very fine, and
embraced the entire round of fashionable
dances. The winter session of the Profes.
sor's school begins Saturday and Monday
next. They who destre to acquire this
beautiful accomplishment can do no better
than pnt themselves under the tuition of
Professor Webster.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
LOCAL NOTES.
NO HERALD to-mo row.


Fl w. H. Graves, formerly chief clerk a. Il
delaware r. r office, is dead.
Il Services will be held in the West Presb,
e 'erlan church every evening this week.
r NO business will be transacted at the po.
Office, in this city, to-day, after 9. am:
The freight office of the p, W. SB.B
Il. Will remain open only until 9 a. m to
day. W
AThanksgiving suppnr will be piven III,
| evening" at st. Peters church, 9th and Yves
streets. " N0
A Thanksgiving meeting will be held :,
rooms of the Y. M. G. A., at 9 o'clock, tbi,
morning. ''''
services will be held at Trinity Church
where inc Choir will render selection NJ
Thanksgiving music.
A Thanksgiving supper will be given IN
the Scott M. E. Church, this evening conn.,
mencing at $50 o'clock.
2he Redemptionist Fathers will bo,d q
MISSION at St. Mary's Church, 9th and Pine
Streets commencing on Sunday next,
Prof. Webster will give "Matipee,, at
u'S Daoc'ng Academy, at $50 p. m. Only
those holding tickets will be admitted
~ Inc Keel of steamboat, to ply between
Philadelphia and Cape Nav, was 1,td on
Tuesday at the Harlan e. Hollinosworth
Co.'S yards.
Al West Presbyterian Church. 9Th and
washington streets, united Presbvteri,n
services will be held this mornins at tho
usual hour of service.
Ihe American Rifles will practice tarpe,
shooting, this afternoon, in Tatna,1,s woods
on 'ne north side of the Brandywfne. The
Instance is one hundred yards, and three
premiums are offered.
The Baptist congregations will unite and
nold services at the Second Baptist Church
Fourth and French streets, this morning At
WOW Sermons will be preached by Rev.
l. w. Eastwood and R. B. Cook.
Kew. j. E. Mowbray, pastor of Made]ev
onapel' sou'h Wilmington, will address
'he Methodist congregations, of this citv.
II the Union church, 5th and WASHINGTON
'tfee's, this morning, at the usual bour Of
lolong morning service.
Ahe managers of the Home for Friend
pss and Destitute Children, announce that
ney Will thankfully receive contributions .
potatoes or other vegetables for the use
tina children under their care. The con
can be left at the Home, corner r
9Lh and Adams streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, I. %. O. F. NJ
Odd Fellows Hail. Z"
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, I. .O.R.Ma
McClary's Building. ''" "
Maris' Building, 9th and shipley sts. ''
y Eden Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., at hall, 3rd and
Wilmington Division, No. 1, s. of T., IN
McClary's Building. ~ !"
:. Hope 70 e Council No; 2, Jr:, 0. U.A NJ, at
'r; o.; U; "A. NJ. Halh 81 Market street. "
Lady Washington Home Communion 5O4
Market street. '0f
Wilmington Grotto, No. 1, s. and D
A. A., Bradford's Building. '>'
=, clayton Lodge, No, 4, K. of P,K.of
Hall, Al Market street.
Wilmington Council, No. LOU.
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
PARDONFD,

Da'ld +. stevens, Of Frcdcrica, who was
convicted at the September term oc tbo IT
D D'S' ricS Court, in this city, of selling II.
auoi without paying the special U. States
'"H' mas been pardoued by the Government
""u was 'e'tssed from Jail at New Castle
Yesterday His sentence was six months
imprisonment and ST. coo fine. uc wa.
paioohed on the ground of old spe ona
sickness "' anu
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
THE HERALD.
Thursday, November, 29lh, 1877,
THANKSGIVING DAY.

THANKSGIVING DAY.
In accordance with growing and bene
ficent costume, there will be no work dor
In HERALD Office to-day hence no pape
will be issued tom orrow.
Our American holidays arc few and ofte
far between, but they have gradually sprea
their genial influences among all classee q
people and all sections of the country, unit
the lump Of human selfishncss has bce,
leaVened, and the raging thirst for money
getting has been assuaged, and we have
come to common agreement, as a people
That it is occasionally good to make merry
and be glad in world that has in IL 81
much of toll and trouble so much of sorrow
sickness and sin. Holidays that were once
sectional have become national. Puritan
New England has cordially taken up the
wasaail, the mistletoe, the merry, innocent
revel OF Christmastide, and we, in turn,
have magnified her old Thanksgiving feast,
until its observance is as hearty and unives-
sal throughout the land as is the National
Birthday, itself Thanksgiving Day is no
longer a New England but an American
holiday.
In the ordering of the Allwise Providence
there comes to every human being some
things for which the obligation of gratitude
forces its recognition, while to most of us.
the darkest, saddest, hardest year so spark
les with the gems of good things received
as we look back upon it as to help us forthe
time to forget darkness and sadness and
hardship and to fill the heart with a keen
sense OF genuine thanksgiving. But we
'an never think Of our own blessings with
'ut being reminded of the privations or sor-
'oWs OF those around us less favored than
ourselves. And SO Thanksgiving Day al
ways brings with it a stirring of human
ympathies and an outgoing of goodwill
oward the poor and suffering. And they
I'll best enjoy THEFT Thanksgiving worship ,
nd their Thanksgiving FESTIVITIES, TODAY. +
mo preface or supplement- them accord q
lg to their ability with some deed of prac. O
cal charity. "The poor ye have always
lth you and whensocver We will We NAV do
lem good;" but never do the Heavensborn|
1pulse and the earth born opportunitvI
me better together than on our annual o,
Day" di
We therefore bespcak for the poor, and ql
edy, kinkly remembrance. As prac- gI
aal way of doing so, we again call atten, S'
II to the festival this evening in St Peters
urch for the benefit of the Poor. 1t is to
hoped that this, and such like effects, to W;
g 1000 to the hungry, will be fused into cv
days social life-and aid in furtheripg WI
rks OF charity ; while subseryiug ones ~. ~
n enjoyment -,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
FOR SALE.
Notice to Farmers.

PLlC HALE-M. THOMAS 4 SONS
Auctioneers.
lING BRANCH RAILROAD OF
FE WILMINGTON AND REAl'-
ING Raj ROAD co.
ne Circuit Court of the United States
l2r the Eastern District OF Pennsyl.
IN Equity, No. 6G, April session
FREDERICK f. SAMPSON
GE RICHARDSON AND OTHFRs.
er and by virtue ofa decree entered
rleenth day Of October, A. b., 1877
anoVe suit, the undersigned Tru =
Whom all needful authO, itv In the
e. i;lS been given by the said decree
u EsDVY, the 10Th Gay OF Janu-
", iS'S, ut u O'Clock, noon at the
nus Exchange. in the city Of Phila
', expose to public vendue or out
mHe entire lot, the railroad of the
LNHIDN CoiIDN AND READING RAIL-
SSVMMpANY, known as the READ
nANCH RAILROAD, extending
e village Of Birdshnro' TO Poplar
.Ne county OF Bcrks. state OF
nahla ana the railway, rails,
lehces and real estate and the fran
pelonging to or in any wise apper-
70 70 tle said Reading Branch, as
al, all the right title and interest OF
rniihgton and RcadIng Railroad
y u and to a LIE ASE, dated Janu-
a.. D., 1871, made by the Berk.
Mlroad Company to the SAID W IL
ana Reading Railroad Company.
~ portion 0 the said Berks County
= winch extends from the end of |
ntranch Railroad at Poplar Neck
mu Nv or near Penn .treet in the
e"uihg. The said property will be !
rnot ~ ear and discharged from all en-
Nc. nnes Subsequent to the lien ofs
tuop.saage dated the 9Th day ofJuly,
d,na naae by the said Wilmington
Nj dTs Tssla hallroad Company TO the un.
TERMS OF SALE.
hbIperty will be sold to the best and |
IF DfSer So1a upon his signing the COM
MN MSa,s' w. TO wit: Six Thousand dol
casb w VI u Lhe purchase money to be
tha '" h%Ien hWhen the property is s ruck
c cornn Uanlance within thirty go, days
Etaton attoonninlrmation of the sale by the
Iaos Obs circuit Co .rt for the Eastern
or u1nnsyluan a. Provide d lh4tthe
one, o purchase money may either
bderSS,n "Sn or settled for by receipting
he ,Sncd Trustees for the divi.
Ehicha Ia,u haiance of the purchase
|ftha nay appear to be payable
natnroh u nohdS or the said company
Dv Dvtheu H. coupons att ched thereto,
IA n'e eHlOreSaid mortgage of Julv
pnrcii SA, which may be he'd by
IA ehr,'Iser. Nv, ,1 ! pom the confirmation
hce " W,,,I lho Court, and upon a fuII
pnr"h Mion all the conditions of the
Suff;aissaer SufHf;,laser shall be entitled to -
Ie s,nntht s,vieht deed for the same to
h snn phle, BE, from the said Trustees,
un nnaa n disc largcd from ali inc,,m' ,.,ns'
tg9po nent to the lie Of afore.
roarr rr', ,;lnd hnd claim or demand Of the
underr".' 'lpany. nr Of any persons
on, or o., y ,iiem o'h by way OF equity. oil
ME- ppo BROOKE.
4 81 AhREGTHARpsoN, trustees
IN BiDnir Or Counsel with
MAS 1sa 50 4 soNs, son .auc,;en the Trustees as.S
WITS aud l4l South HomrIh 81
Philadelphia.