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SHERIFF'S SALES,
q HERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue of a writ of Ieyari Pacias to
me directed, will be ex pose. to Pubic ale,
at the Lafayette Hotei, ,84l Shpley street
kept by George W. Ortlip in tho City ri
Wilmington, New Castle county, l,ela-
ware, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, A. D. 1877,
at2 o'clock. P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that cei tain lot of land and two story
brick dwell ing house thereon, tuate in
the said city of Wilmington, b unded and
described as follows. to viii Beginning at
the westerly side Of Madison street, between
Stu and 9th streets. at the distance of l47
feet 6 inches from the nOrtheily side of 8th
str ct. then ,e westerly parallel to ath street
So feet 10 the easterly side of Morrow st
thence thereby nor herly l6 f.. to a corner,
thence easterly parallel to the first men,
toned line aud Sth st. through the centre
of.the party wall between this and the aa-
joining house on the north o5 #. to the
aforesaid westerly side Madison st., then ee
thereby southerly Is #. to the place of be
ginning, be the contents thereof what tney
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of Charles G. Stern snd Mary 4. his
wi G, and James Springer and Annie
Sprir ger, and Joshua Mars, President OF
the Mutual Lean Association, t t's, and to
be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sberiff's Office, New Castle, August |, 1877
aug3-ts
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ONE CENT

nance Committee to institute criminal pros
ecution against him for enbezzlement.
ARREST OF A FoBGER ON A sIx.IEAR.oLD
CHARGE.
CowAN, Tenn, Aug. John W. ..
Robertson, alias Capt. G.. Robertson, WHO'S
charged with having six years ago conmit-
ted forgeries in Iowa to the amount Of
500, 900, was arrested here last night and
will be taken to Dewitt, Iowa, for trial.
TRoTT1Ne AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. There are four races
on to.day's programme, the first dash Of
a mile, for all ages, winners of single
valued at $1,000 at Saratoga, to carry s
pounds, maidens allowed s pounds. The
second is a handicap for all ages at two
miles. The third is handicap for all ages,
mile and quarter. The fourth is dash
of three quarters of mile, for all ages,
with selling allowance. -
The attendance is fair and weather good,
but the track is heavy on account Of show
ers last night. For the first race the
weights carried and the betting were as
follows:
Chiquits, 6 years, 119 lbs, $275.
Wrsh Booth, 8 years, 9S tbs., $145.
Lady saylers, years, 93 lbs, s14o.
The race was won by Lady salyers. Booth
second and Chiquita, the favorite, last.
Time 1.45H.
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'Ih. ~ Messlck. having removed
nis 0ld stand, Fifth and King
-, stalis Nos 46 and 48. Second
hAet I'M donse, would inform nis GUS
"Ss Ssat ne y ready to supply thin with
,viI utsI fresh butter from Bradford
1"t.es "ha Wholesale and retail. Also
oneese al cheat az the cheapest.
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WANTS.

M 4 Copies of the Morning H Herald
ne 70, loving dates: is75-l thursday
friday, Dec. 3, Saturday, Dec 4
Dec. ~, Tuesday. Dec. q. 1876
Teb. Ne !, Monday, Feb. 7, Tuesday
ihofsday, April n, Monday. Aug
,daesony, W. l6, Friday, Aug Is
|day, Aug. 23.
HERALD OFFICE.
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BOARDING..

kDlNG.-Good board for $425 pei
yet. at yD5 Shipley street.
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SOTlCE PENSIONERS.
-apers Carefully Prepared

bd Wy;hdE FINCK'H N, w. OOR.
oil coag cMlng sts. for your brn,ms. A
Canmfs .antly on hand at the cry
W Winnaalaclurers ina urtcas,
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NOTICES..

The Democrats of Seventh
are requested to meet at the
up engine house on Wednesday
'he Sth at 8 O'Clock to a. tend to
Rt.* " 'A0 c,,r,rywrrC
The Morning herald., 1877-08-08

,MER1DEN, Conn.,, Aug. THE Finance
Committee reported to the Common Coun-
ell last night that ex>City Collector Frank
G. Otis is a defaulter in the sum of $3,-
55592. Otis has no bondsmen and no props
! erty, and the Council instructed the Fl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
Evarts Constructing a Sentence.

The hour was nearing 10 p. m. when Mr.
Eysrts. our erudite Secretary OF State, seated
himsel! 10 bis bed-chsmber to construct single
sentence which be proposed Incorporating in
forthcoming speech. He had devoted an hour
10 the work when Mrs. ESarts raised her head
from her pillow, shaded her eyes with her hand
and shrilIy sung out: "WiIIiaml are you never
coming TO bed p The Secretary, without hitting
his eyes from his manuscript. sharply responded:
1T is absolutely imperative. my dear, that the
brief sentence. upon which / am now engaged,
theaeaIure OF which is matter of no moment to
you. should be brought to q conclUsion while my
mind s in sympathy with the subject. Ii shall
detain me not longer than minute or two"
When the clock struck twelve a night-capped
head again called DO come 10 bed Mr.. f., it
is getting very late" The sentence is bearing
completion returned the New York statesman,
land it shall not moDopolize my time another
minute" 1t was half-psst two when Mrs. Eyarts
again awoke, and seeing her husband still writ
ing rapidly, she impatienuy cried: Husband.
do come to bed Or are you going to sit up all
night = Mr.. Evarts dropped his pen, kicked of
bis slippers, and testify replied in Richard Grant
Whites Everyday English = 20, yes, Pll
come right sxay. suppose 1 can get up cou-
pie of hours before breakfast and finish this SEN
tence." And 10 less than fifteen minutes the
Secretary Of State was in bed, dreaming of de
facio and de iare things; and snoring in five Ian
guAges- -Norris.oEn Herald.
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The Commander of the Russian
Forces.

The following. from al English paper, indicates
that the real commander Of the Russ ian forces is
Pole, who served in the Crimean war Of 1854 aud 5.
50 The want Of military success By the Russian
army may be attributed in small degree to their
want Of able Generals The Grand Duke Nicholas
is fine looking, tall fory-Ex years old, brother Of
the Car, As naughty Prince IS the House Of Rom
ano has ever produced, and sol der devoid Of
military history as any review aud parade guards
man. The Grand Duke Is mere 6gureheads guild
ed and commanded by his Chief Of STAT, General
Nspokoy tehiIky, the Moltke Of Russia. He has
been N active service since the age Of sixteen or for
thirty years past bat he has had scarcely any field
experiences He spent = few days IL SebAstopoi
during the siege, and was, when quite YOUTH al
t4ched for tHo years the general staff Of the army
iEhss vita the ciezkesses- He was brought up
fe.j engineer aad l. at present the chief Of all the
military engineers Of the expire with General Tod
tlsher ~ his AsSstAat- Ii rather Etzggerer 20
those who balievs that the Poles completely des
pissed, doEu-trodisn, and oppressed By their con-
ousrors thai the chief Of the Russian general stat IN
the DAnuoiar army, and the MAJ Who witt actually
General NepokoytehiIky origin has for long time
been hnder1nee TO his promotion, buf Lis abilities
are too great not to be ultimately acknowledged De
daring the Of $50 81, e6sfof stat IN Fifth
Army Corps. Commanded by General LaderE- He
WAS the leading spirit in all the operations on the
Danube during that var and has Low the incAlcula-
bic adEantsgs CT operating field perfeety faui-
liar 70 him He has picked oat for Brgzdisrs and
Division Generals nea who ssrTs3 under hin -
years ago as captains aud majors, and Who accord
lugiy. kaoE the Dlnabian region !ast - veil as he
does
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GENERAL BAxKs' METHOD OF DEALING WITH
An ESExY.-General Banks can crawl out Of q
small hole as majesrcally as any man who ever
lived. Yesterday he remarked TO Mr. Blaine
There are no unweary ones on our side" Mr..
Blaine reported, (which is the gentleman's side?''
Most men 10 his position would have been EN-
barrassed, but the General, with this usual dig
nitY, replied at is the side of the Constitution
of the United States and OF the lnws made in
pursuance thereof" 4 story is told OF the Cen
eral, that during the war one oil his staff came
rushing in while he was at breakfast, and gasp
ed. ''The rebels are advancing upon US rapidly
our outposts have been attacked and our pickets
driven 10 what shall be donef :" fhe General
sat serenely at the table, aud with wave of bis
hand said grandly, "Repulse the enemy at once. ="
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Coon ADvIcs.-Mr. Bryant, the venerable
editor of the New York Evening Post. gave a
young contributor to his paper some advice
which is susceptible Of wide application. He
SAID My young friend, l observe that you
have used several French expressions in your
article. l think you will strdy the English
language that you will find it capable of express
ing all the ideas you may have. have always
found it so, aud in all that have written do
not recall an instance where | vas tempted to
use foreign word. but that, on searching,
found q better one in my own language"
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Soc Agent fa- the Hawaiian 1s-kn5s-
" B-Frzls rEFFfisl Il Ezzzfze@--ezz Prscrz
Beware s<r11s tnaieAoan and see that each hosrs
hszrs The Eenul1e TEADE Max, MCEkAr & LAx1GSs
FLnE1n4 WATEE- &c "
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FLORIDA WATER.
Murray & Lannan's Florida Water

WNHIe tLLk-EKAIED FLORAL PERFTME
IL has bees 1zvor-e VIII The fashionable gcrad L
Al PARIS Of the Sooe for nearly hsf esnrnr
IN Gss1GcE 1ES GyStisy q sSr- TIE Ean Ds
CoSne Or o-her FsrfGfs Izi have been hitherto i'm
ported iETo these Esl@1cS ACEEAr & LASNAN's FIorss
WsEsr 4 C1S1rTEssed ExrzAcr for the Esndker-
chez. and s also snF1- any perfume used for
5-ti= tfazlfF 1ie T1A zaz SH1sszznr tie B-sz-A ii
Also A-AEs tie -rTz1-son czsa oE eSEz- esziaz1 sd
recE-s TzE- Frns1s FlusisT EaaksT fraz - fz,z
baE end Il rsaeFss z--o1E A.z-oax and tp-.s 4
gov Of fssAnsss AID Tigarr hoEersr Used and most
genie and stimulating c5or-
81
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Pocket Knives and Gold Pens.

yWyHE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOLD
PEys. Pen and Peacl Cases Of new and elegant
uatferns, ere< seen In HoDolnIn- Also, Gents and
ladies' aas Pocket Cutters. and few Of cheap and
strcng Boys Knives, 81
ess IN q. Il wHITyEY's-
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DEMMEL-s CHOICE PERFTMERT. IEIASG
III IHLANG- JoSksy c21a and other ps-farnes T0lle.
Vinegar q Eo-11ce eeaehFtr, Toilet Water LAve1dAr
H1-e- F1o-i11 Ta-sr- Ezu &c Co11Ere Line Julce and
5cs--ne for the Esr G,yc=<sze- Eooey. K1nesor and
oi.er s-SS Nlo-st AID FACE PoE1e-, Aguade1-lze fox
lie Ieet- &c- - StrA7d- lis Regent Street and "a
CoE1Al4 LonGoz- sid br AZ Re-f1nerx and ChenEs-z
Ests1siEIe1 trade z-AfE-al ksrzldr1r rose. e.$lT
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
The Electoral Commission.

The Electoral Commission WEB
c2mpleted on Tuesday. The Senate
elected Edmunds, Morton and Fre-
linghuysen, Republicans, and Thur
man and Bayard, Democrats while
the House elected Payne, Hunton
and Abbott, Democrats and Gar
field and Hoar, Republicans
Judges Clifford, Field, Strong and
Miller met, and elected Judge Brad
ley. Bradley is Republican and
was appointed by Grant in 1870. He
is native of New Jersey, and is rep
resented as being genial and affable,
and as not being partisan. The
Republicans have majority on the
commission but it is hoped that
the Judges will decide impartially.
In tho meantime the Democrats
are making out q strong case before
the Louisiana investigating commit
tee 1t will be remembered that the
Returning Board refused to produce
original returns before the House
committee which sat ut New Orleans.
1t has been proved that the returns
were cooked to suit the Radicals.
Mr.. Field, the Democratic counsel,
produced an original return from
Vernon parish, showing that the
figures for two precincts had been
reversed, and considerable Demo-
cratic majorities changed 50 as to
elect Republicans. Littlefcld, the
clerk of the Returning Board, tcsti-
fed that these alterations had been
made by order of Ex-Governor Wells,
one Of the members, and that he
NittlefelD had been asked to forge
the name of the supervisors, but re-
fused to do SO. He also asserted
that Kellogg, Pitkin and other Radi
cal leaders had cndeavored to intlu-
cnce his testimony. This revelation
produced profound sensation.
4 little moro snch testimony, and
Tildon's success is assured.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

A REMEDY FOR SLEEpLEssNEss.-
Cooke tells us that in numerous
cases of slecplessness it is only
necessary to breathe very slowly
and quietly for few minutes to
secure refreshing sleep. He thinks
that most cases depend on hy-
rernmia Of the brain, and that in
this slow breathing the blood sup
ply is lessened sufficiently to make
an impression. Certainly, when tho
mind is uncontrollably active and so
preventing sleep,we have ascertain III
from patients, whose observation
was worth trusting, that the breath
ing was quick and short, and they
have found they became more dis
posed to sleep by breathing slowly
This supports DR.. Cookies practice,
but at other times this plan quite
failed. 1t is certainly worth any
ones while, who is occasionally
sleepless, to give it trial. In doing
so they should breathe very quietly,
rather deeply, and at long intervals,
put not long enough to cause the
Least feeling Of uneasiness. In fine,
they should initiate q person sleep.
ing, and 10 it steadily for several
minutes. -Neaicol .Ecaneiner.
The Star says: "The election of
Judge David Davis, of tho United
States Supreme Court, to the United
States Senate, in place of Logan, is
another Democratic gain. ana will
make the next Senate stand, mot
counting the presiding officer, who.
ever he may be, nor the three per
sons to be admitted from Louisiana
and an South Carolina,) Republicans.
80, Democrats 81" "a;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
Politics and Collection Plates.

Recently Radical, who is also o.
preacher, tackled old Uncle Remua
on tho subject of politics.
"I understand, old man," said he,
sthat you ore Democrat
"I dunno bout dat, boss"
"Well, it comes pretty straight
"I know dey got two sides, ono
what dey call DENNY erat and de
udder what dey call Radikel, but
don't bodder wild 'em wen do wedder
gets dis stiff.
"But I hear you vote the Demo-
cratic ticket every time"
81 vote wild my young marster
what I nussed wen he want no
bigger dan buck rabbit"
"Now don't you know that this ia
going back on your color e
"But hit amt gwine back on my
belly, an ef don't tend ter dat de
fus' cole rain dat come long mout
wash dc color right out me. L
amt takin' no chances in dis hizness,
boss. I'm q gitten ole, and de
ol'cr I gifts dc hongrier I gits-I
duz for fac"
"Look at me. I vote the Repub-
lican ticket, and I'm not losing any
flesh
"You aorter breaches round like,
don't you, boss?"
"Sometimes. Yes. Why?"
"Caze dats whar de fun comes in,
/ don't git no chance for ter feed
outcn no beaver hat, an I don't eat
often no plates what dey takes up
church kleckshins in. I'm mighty
lonesome ole nigger, an I has tor
sculfle long de bes' I kin widout
emmy congergashen at my back"
The preacher looked ut his watch,
and said that he would talk some
other other time, while Uncle
Remus, with serene smile upon his
venerable face, went down tho street
singing;
Oh? whnr shill wo 60 wen de great day
comes,
Wild dc blowin' NV do trumpets an lde
banSin' nv de drums?
How many po' sinners will be cotch'd
out lnto,
An fine no latch to dc golden gate?
atlanta Constitution.
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Sale Of no rtgagrd Property. =

N pursuance Of au thority conferred ON
i mo by a power httofhey Contained;
in deed by Henry Bush and Mary A
.. RDsh, Of date the 22nd day of MHroh'
1875, l. acting for and on behalf of nv
assignees, Messrs. Witte Bros, will offer
for sale on the first Monday in February
ae hex'' a. PnDhc outcry, to the highest bid.
Winnsboro, between the hours Of II
o'clock, a.. M. md o'clock p. m: tho
following described property. to wit:
Al that lot or parcel of land sitnated
md lying in the county of. Fairdaid sSS
State of Sonth Carolina, upon the head
waters of sonia's Greek, bounded on tho
solth n0rth by ,ands ,as o. raeorSe Moor, on tho
the east BY lands of Louisa Melton. and
on the west by lands of Henry Helms. And
containing THREE HUNDRED ACRES, mora
or less, ..a2 - 3''' T7'''e' 'N'S''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
The Courts and the Governors.

Tho noun tain has been in labor.
and the inevitable mouse is born.
Judge Carpenter has rendered his
decision in the gubernatorial case
The decision is huge negative.
He DEGREES that the AIackey House
WAS not House, that thore was no
legal Legislature, that Chamberlain
was not properly inaugurated, and
that Hampton was not either. While
he was in this frame of mind the
Judge might have gone on and de-
cided that there was notany election
in November, and as for that matter,
further adjudged that there is no
such sovereign State as South Caro-
lima. His Honor won't on to Wash
ington with great flourish of
trumpeta to consult law books, and
after sojourning month in that
modern Babylon, returned, saying
that no law book could be found
there, containing any prcccdents.
AS the whole course of Chamberlain
and his corrupt crew has been revo-
iutionary and illegal in tho extreme
it is not surprising that no prece-
dent con be found, save in the evil
Imagination of old Taft, or the
whiskey befuddled brain of Grant.
The question presented was a
knotty one as every one knows, and
no one blames Judge Carpenter for
wishing time to decide. But that he
should haye ruminated on it in the
politically befogged atmosphere of
Washington is q cause for regret
This strips the decision OF any
weight, it would otherwise have had,
and as the Supreme Court has not
hesitated in former cases to reverse
the DEGREES of Judge Carpenter, it is
to be hoped that this ono will also
come torgrief. rJ
The Constitution declares that
the Speaker OF tho House shall. in
the presence of tile Senate, open
and declare the vote for Governor.
The Senate by revolutionary act
disobeyed the Constitution by re-
fusing to visit the House, and thus
by putting itselfoht Of tho pale of
The lawforfeited all jts constitution
al privilage9s;;s,l I, Judge scarpenters
decision gives 9 warrant for revolue
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

Said she: "Dear, it is just twelve
years since that Christmas eve when
you washed my face with snow and
kissed my tears away" Said he
"Is that all ?" ,
The original Uncle Tom in "Uncle
TOMS Cabin" is alleged to have re.
Gently died at Indianapolis at the
ripo age of one hundred years.
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the disappointed candidate, and
that the highest officer shall not
hold his place with y questionable
title of right. Believing that the
bill will secure these ends, [ give it
my signature. U. S. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Jan. 20, 1877.
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tionary proceedings in the future.
Had Hampton been elected by
twenty thousand majority, and had
the House been two-thirds Demo
cratic, the point would have been
the same. A Republican majority
in the Senate could have defeated
the will of tho people just as well as
it has now. Reverse the case.
Should the Republicans elect a
governor in 1878, while one branch
of the Legislature is Democratic,
Hampton being governor, Democrats
might refuse to meet in joint assem-
bly,, and Hampton would hold over
al Hbittn. He would have the
money and the power of the State at
his back, and the Democrats would
be happy. AS will be seen, this in
wolves an absurdity. The sound
maxim Of law is that no one shall
be compelled to perform an impos
sibility. And as tho House could
not compel the attendance Of the
Senate as spectators, it performed
it's duty in December, and Speaker
Wallace declared the Governor
elected. Governor Hampton then
took the oath and became Governor
de .jure, as he had been de,filcto since
August.
Chamberlain eorfeitcd his old
title. which was good, by accepting
the bogus title conferred on him by
e. w. NJ. Maclsey, private citizen
1t has, however, been urged that, as
it is necessary for the State to have
a governor, Governor Chamberlain
must retain that Office, c.c necessitate
rel. This might have weight were
there no other provisions made for
this status of affairs. But in the
absence Of u governor, the President
Of the Senate dischar; the duties
of that Office. Swails is tho Prcsi-
dent pro tem Of the Senate. If the
President pro tenn cannot succeed,
the Speaker Of the House is next in
order. Speaker Wallace could
therefore act as governor and cor.
vene the Legislature, in order that
the result of the gubernatorial
election might be decided.
Better for the State would it have
been, had Judge Carpenters judicial
investigation led to a different con-
clusion. The only peaceful solution
Of this difficulty is the recognition
of Hampton. The people elected
him, and declare that he shall be
governor. They will not suffer
Chamberlain, whom they rcpudiatcd,
to rule over them day longer.
They are tranquil now, because they
believe that the law and the facts
are with them, and they do not wish
to complicate q strong case. But
their tranquility is not apathy.
The spirit of last fall is still in their
hearts. And any attempt to defeat
their verdict will cause trouble. If
Chamberlain and Grant propose to
play any such game as is fore
shadowcd in this decision of Judge
Carpenter, it would be as we'll to
bring moro troops into the State at
once, and-keep on bringing them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
z L M AL NOTICE
TO
All parties indebted to
r. j. MCCARTNEY.

RI. MEGA Riley begs once moro and
TOR the last time to invite all parties who
have not yet squared up their accon 1ts to
40 so at once. in order to avoid legal
expenses.
+. She nlso begs to inform everybody
that he now intends doing q cash busin esy
and md that no orders on and after jst Jan.
be filed. ~'''''' "-''
ian