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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

oBITUARY.-Rev. Kittredge Haven, one
of the oldest Universalist ministers in the
United States, died at Shoreham last FRI
day. Mr.. Haven was born in Boston in
1902. His first pastorate was at Bethel in
in this State, where he remained eight
years. He then removed to Shoreham and
became the pastor Of the Uniyersalst
church in that place, where he has resided
for the last half century, continuing in the
active duties of the ministry until within
the last few years. He was for several
years grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge
of Masons of Vermont, and also of the
Grand Commandery OF Knights Templar
His funeral was attended on Tuesday, with
masonic honors, in charge of the grand
master of the grand lodge OF Vermont.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

Rev. Horace Burchard OF Brattleboro
will preach next Sunday, the 18th, in the
chapel, at $50 o'clock.
The Universalist ladies' circle will
meet with Mrs. Stebbins Wednesday, May
10th, afternoon and evening. All are cor
daily invited, especially the young people,
as there will be dancing at the hotel oppo-
site. Centennial Band of Brattleboro will
furnish music.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

Gen. Crook is reported as saying that the
present condition of the Indians is that Of
idle loafers. There are 1900 TO $1,000 of
them. They are fed and housed by the
government; loaf about and have nothing
to do, like paupers. Gen. Crook believes in
giving them land to till and protecting them
while making self-sustaining agricultur-
lists of them, as those are in the Indian
Terriforv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

The Canadians are proverbally timor-
Gus people, and since the talk of trouble
between England and Russia, on account
of the Eastern war, it is announced that
the forts in the neighborhood of Halifax,
Nova Scotia, are being supplied with i'm
proved guns and ammunition, three iron
clads are to be stationed there, and another
regiment from the mother country is ex-
pected shortly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11
TbeYtruont 9benif.
BRATTLEBoRo:
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY IL, 1877.

Senator Edmunds has returned from
Florida improved in health, and is report
ed as being heartily in favor of giving the
Presidents Southern policy fair trial, and
as ready to defend 1t in the Senate in case of
of Its attack there.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

President Hayes attends the opening of
the permanent exhibition at Philadelphia
to-day, and next Tuesday comes on TO New
York TO be present at the unwilling Of the
Central Park statue 10 the poet Halleck.
He was obliged 10 decline an invitation of
Boston merchants and others to extend his
trip to that city.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

for holding an iron hand over the South,
and the duty Of the Republican party is TO
labor to bring about state of feeling which
will result in the pacifcation Of the coun-
try. In other words, the President be-
lleves that "he serves bis party best who
serves his country best"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11
HOME MIS- sIoNs.

In accordance with previous announce
ment the services at the Centre Congrega-
tional church last Sunday were devoted to
the presentation of the cause of Home
Missions by representatives of the work in
California, Minnesota and Vermont. Rev.
Mr.. Warren, secretary of the board in CAL
iforna, preached in the morning and gave
general statement of the work which has
been done in that State since be went there
just before the breaking out of the gold fe-
yer. In the evening there were addresses
by all three of the secretaries referred to.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Montpelier presented
the claims of The cause in this State, urg-
ing that the weak societies in the small
towns should be helped and kept alive be-
cause they are the feeders of the larger So
cleties, and because they furnish the mate
rial Of which the churches are largely COM
posed and built up in the newer States and
territories. Rev. Mr.. Cobb of Minnesota
made statement of what has been accom-
plished in that State, and gave a vivid pic
ture Of the life which the devoted aud self
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{. r. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

E,F Kunkels celebrated @ Bitter WiaH vrlaint g
'iannd;cA. dyspepeia, chronic or nervous
dsI.aoss alsSsss 4s,rs rom % me
disorGered liver, stomach or intestinee,
such tSa %ssa aoiditg
ppf & ths stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
or food flness sr weight In the ,9ntteins
sTn sT.e nj Of the etomach, swimming Of the
head. hurried or di,cGlt breathing natder,
sansatiop when in aiying posture, dim n,st ness
Il visio1, d0ta Of webs before the ., clEat 1.zns,
6%,i irat'on aon 1oilownsss i oi the skin and ey
psin in ths lds back ss hssd Sns: M%GS tS'
fiesh. la; constant imaginings OF evil and gnesa
depression Of spirits; PRICE u Per t. eo,Sas nS,s
druggist palm on some other prepsrspSos, %
OF iron he may say u Q geo. nut rete! s1n ~ 81
nther. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF IRON is nc
sold in bulk-only in g bottles; H;;G,k " stsa ~
Philadefphia, Pa. Sold by all drugeistss
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
.E.F.Kunkers S Lastol&E E Kun
kers Shum,boo for tile Hair,

nh. host and cheapest Hair Dressing and
uair n,esner in the world. They remove
dsndrn aiay ,Irtst,on soGtheh ,pa hs,r sna co Sool
failinc @ % Oh: and promote the growth IN 2
very time They pfs.srxts :nt ga a1H rsssy IssT
tify the hsir; and Eenosa y sT snH s NV sn.
neaTsncs @ 70 braid and why hair, and tsa,' e
hair dressing, they are unr1vane0; eIs1T,, ~.
~ npoo SioailS tke hair. remove. g3eass ss'
scuTf, itching. r!upla9on;; ;;..,snr % Tisi', KnISSs'
ShSmpoo and Lustral restore hair 70 q nat
nrsi SIn6 gloaey color, restore Mde0L q
i Sssah and WIN hair. Price per n0Gae \
A0k your dTueEt1t tn1 tnem I.3 q Ssn4 ~ ~ ~
xssssstIl xssssss' tlhsIs1 s slssls fs '- 4 u
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
NEDIcINAE..
FROM THE EARLIEST AGES

sCROFULA has been the bane, and as 1t
were, the curse Of mankind. Moses, in the
18th chapter o. Leviticus, lays down very
exp icit rules On this disease. 70 terrible
and loathsome had 1t been considered then
that CerSOn knowp- 70 be fnfe0ted with It
would not be allowed to NIX With society.
The Jews regarded II ga divine jn0tction
and believed there Va NO curo for H. It
was then the sins of 9youth or Q deviation
from the paths Of virtue were punished %
long assliio lasted. Happily II. our day,
the 20 ence of m 3dicine has been Develop ~
the great storehouse Of Nature fSr1 E
remedy, The disease. .s1ll F'gsSi II a5|,
s ,cs sy !hs S;s = - = - e!:S:: 81
~ lssa 400. Sai., " " II ne 81 TsAMAktTANs ROOT
s. HFRB JUICES. and the victim oi
acrofula Ulcers. Sores, Pimpiee. biGtcn1s.
TittAr etc,, can be restored to SOUND neal!n
in = few weeks That there ere tnousanos
nov whose conditions Ate al bad - those
Of the dark ages We arc we'll aware many
now IAN TO md cure a. well g tney 0tc
then. TO all such the hamaritanS ho0t
and Herb Juices will prove napPy GoO1
eradicating all impurities from the plOod,
| and making the complexion Ofignt ano
healthy, IA few bottles Will remove plm-
| plee OF blotehes, thereby doing. eMeX Mltn MI +
cosmetics ar pow6ere, ROOT ANp AEn1
JUICES 81, ,25 per bottle. Sent py express
to any address. rro,roNn 4 m.
sl5 Race street Philadelphia, n
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
AWNINGS.

r ". Blrnie, Sail Maker, No. Il East
ws4ar r:treet Wilmington, Delaware, 10 now
r.epSred 70 replace all those Swnlnes
blown down IN the iast sePssGhmpsr hn ,scsea
I'm amildeW.proof awning that mas
stcod the test Of years. Prices 10 cores
pond With the times. g~.
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70be Worm Removed Ahve.

Head and all complete, in two houis:11
No ise taA head pssses. 4, ,seHSs KnnS E,m Sei ii.
"a Sth North Ninth street. philadelphia. Fa-
Sand A. a Tor r. circular. For removing seat, pm
or stomach worms cali on your drnEgl.s g
~ end ask for bottle Of Kunkers MSrm a,,
syrup, price sl Il never ,s,ic: Z. remoyed U III III
cthsr ShS Worms IN Be readily removed.
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,
e.; e s2ass Asss1; 81 !;
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CARD TO rAr PUBIC.

4 ma parties having failed to come Sortn
.cnord{ue to contract, will open my mn. .,
ssr,m md Ice Cream Garden, Nos. ~ ana
sSS sI@ Wast T Fourth street TO the public on sat
nrtisy M the 6th day OF May; There 10 iarge
tS@ic thH .TcS crean. Garden 10 being put in first
clssa % srser for the reception Of visitors. ~
Viii be found the most pleasant and coOl
fsmily resort in the city. A stage 10 aise e
Seing crested fora band OF munc N 'nt
evening: sew. n ouAnwrrH.
apr& WM. a. O--.1. 80 ~ -. :
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|S5 e; |;s. p 6; 3
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FIuANCIAL.

WILnIN0TeN, May O..
Reported by El,,G.A aiTtb 'onai% end %ark Il sts.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
S..pd mo NO shAHRs. .11Ss

Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing tna1
'ISv ~ Snth6rity Of an oct Of the Legislature
ths next All Prize Drawing will take p!soe
Il nuhlic RI Cheyenne, Wyoming. pOeltlve'
II Tafch is. l677, and to be drawn the
18th and Soth ofeech and every montn' i
Each ana every ticket will be entitled =
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sIfRYrrss SALES.
canIllT5sD sAIR

|guEAl1J'D SALE
X = : = a!t,ce, g Ley; :sReaes:s
Z % ~ - 1ots5 flis ~ ~ ~
Y xllnisssss. ~ Ssssi: ossass' !; - b.siSai:
sATURnAY. Nay 4, ln.
at1o'elock. p. M.
Ihs f0llovf1s desaGilsa 1psl 1staas. viz: I
Al! thAt o1sla lot espiees = land, with
GFsCted, lying and being situatsd In the
0ity Of Wilmlngton, bounded and Described
~ lbllOwe to vic Beginning on the
westerly nide Of King street between 18th
and Nth streoie at CORNER Of land heleng-.
ing 70 LeWia zehlev. thenee BY s4ld side Of
c1gISERf3 f3al6 1@wbf 6gmSrly Isl I6onsaeS
~ OEPhlAdelp&i1 IN 80
9t1te q PonnsylvaniA thsnce BY the line
q aid Newlin westerly % lbet TO 3 stake.
thence ecutherly and parallel oKing street.
a1oFoaald % Ioot 3 inches to 3 corner Of land
bolongtnG to LDWiD Zsbley Of tho city OIL
Wilmington, thaneo ~ Land Of aid L.zeb-|
): s.: =: s; : ss;::; rs; s:;;
sstssd and taken in execution q the
Of Alexis ]. Borrell, and to %
ISAAC aRURB, sheriff. II
3hsfiEg Once, New CASTLE April q, 1877. II
aprN-Stwts
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Z sRfdIsTfRS7 oa6ERs I
EaIsTER's oADER.
REaIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Nay 3. 1877.

Upon the application # Abby Donahue,
E1eCrtftx Of C0fpelius ,DQn9hps. late d
Wilntntton Hundred u sd b4lnty, dsl
ceaaed, It ID ordered and directed BY the
Register that the Executs IL Aforesaid, give
notice Of aranting Of Letters Parliamentary
upon the the Estate Of the deceasea, It'll
the date OF granting there0f, BY causing the
nom the date Of such letters, in six Of the
most public places Of the County OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands AGAINST the estate TO. present the
such case made and provided. And alsp
cause tho Same to b inserted within the
same period In the MoRNISa HERALD, .
newspaper published In WlIminst0n, and
to be continued therein three weeks, 70 od)
Given under the hand and Seal Of Once
(e>) Of the Register Aforesaid, ct New
1sEAL Castle, in New Castle county efore
l@.. said, ths days and pear Abcve
S.sU. BI0GS. Rexister.
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7GAsDzs saEEss. :.

ADDE'S SxESs. - ss. II. 81
;sss Jusr HzcHlxED. II 4,
- y T. pfsll kind iscua Wy -. l.s.! >.
49, 44g - 9rsak eeS6, and - 1gs
70 Z gEocssy MORE 60. =
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against th
estate Of the deceased n ust present the
9 me duly attested to the Executrix ON %
befo, 9 May 8, 1875, or abide the 90 Of Az
sembly IN such case made end provided. /
ABBY DONAH UE, Executrix.
Address, Wilmington. Del.
, 1877-07-17

bc m excellent Joke 10 ett down and write to Tho
gentleman a legal notification Informing him that
His wife, this yourg lahy. had dnppcd for divorce.
could talk and laurh over In their own social circle.
So lie tat down ycsternay and began, anhsAutnly:
"Mr. X.: am Instructed to inform ron that
have bern employed By your wife lncc Mis- ~
for hS Of .n sSr't y
married. to another woman before marriage to her,
ndnitcty, ill-tEcatntnt, etc. etc. "
lie extended this nrer about fout pages. Tho
ss,s sleet scrtainln: tie ad:es. snd e,sns tie
THERE CANE LITTLE ursr or WIND,
which caught tip this sncct, whtflcd 1t ont Of tho
window, tnd tnto Arcade conrt. lie saw It ,odSo
10 rash down stairs with serene consciousness Of
knowing where It VAS when anoshcs gntt came ne
on to f.asaitc street. Then u was th.t be rntheu
ont without taking TINA 70 PIT IN hnl ot enat; lie
ofiee. where he buried himself In meditation, an!
The hurdcn Of his reflections was: THAT sheet
with the taEscs cf these. parties on 7
vii! be picked up by Homcboay. tlc will
5sal + ahl, 'e!ne tsn.ible ley ,w,l tax. Il to
It the haats Of fcnsatton. MI name VIII appear
IN II nl.p, since the paper on which 1t y written
has my 'fe,,et t.heu4. 1T the top. Then there Will
be an explosion. Thsn, tho yoan2 man and tn, The
mash me. This n,nst lla aserted."
So he NIT OH his hat and rushed over to THE
TntnrxE office. wl,era he was confronted IVY tho
assurance that. In case the document did turn up.
About Q In the evening = strong friend Of
..iS, nSi :iers !s = bis @.oncthias
l picked un on tho atreet-a case Of adultery and
S1o'x. s, aionr ' So tSs lawyer rss sG Hot 70 far
out OF tho way tn htA reckoning after I'll.
, 1877-07-17

WAS tried The connect for tnr raIlEonl sompany
Dragged In conrt. hefosc the Judge. says Mrs. H..
that they would keep II In court for the mkt
ten years She alleges, al*o, that tht acted bJ hc
ndy!ec Of her attorneys and did intend 10 rT$ist The
railroad company, hit when tho police descended
upon the devoted pile. rhc wIIted.
TIM RAII.RDADa ttnx.
The officials Of tho Chicago + Alton Railroad
Company make the following ttatcment In Fe0nrd
10 Tho difficulty: The bndEe can be swung but ono
wny, and " II th open II rests upon m ahntn,cnt
which 1. situated, ,on land owned BY Mr.
Hugh 3taher. This r,nitcr VIVA In tho
courta year Or moro ago, and IT. the
time dccston wes given IN fayor Of the rnltroaa
company. In spttn Of this Sit. Mahrr demanded
rnY from the company for The ufc q! The aoutment.
and, not getting It, he took the Law In his own hand"
and erected a stnne fortfru on tie abutment Of,
which The brtdxc had to rcat when opcn. In this
structure he placed abort '1ozer of nrn last Sat
urdny armed with rhnt.gnns, and they were d.
reetcd Ia shoot the first who attempted u open
the bridge. The bridge tender salued bis lilo 100
dearly to tho bridzd n1anat the structure, nnl
refu.cl to apen 4 for The pa4'aae Of se*'cl. The
officials uf tho rhlrona coinpiny tto not intend to
Mater's atbi.rsry action. Mf,. Maher. shcy ray.
made htmtelf nrnennbtc to the laws OF the United
States for obetsncl!og pa!iKatlon with an armed
force, and 1t IN for the authorities to prosecute him
for his alleged high. banded n:ttun.
, 1877-07-17
CRIMINAL.

Tbs italian woman. Mary La5oH. who was 10
badly hacked mp by Tfeacho. jealous bartender
and lossE, died ot her injuEics ycstcEdsy morning.
thuA adding another murlsF 70 tho already long
list. The murderer escaped after tie sasauit, and
hss not yet been captured.
Daniel Qu!sk was yesterday hsid IN 81. 600 bonds
10 tho Criminal Court by Justtes summerheld. and
hs wife Eliza WA held iu 81. 600 bonds, both for
the larceny of aboat $l0u worth Vt slserxase from
Judge ". W. Fatwcll'a Iesldenco on tho nlght u
April = last. Daniel conissac4 that his wife who
was servant In Tho tpuso. put up The job, and hs
committed It.
Lou coyIlle, an Inmate Of I1ert1ck's house OF
prostitution. WA brought before Coumtsslonef
lloyns Yesterday BY Dotecttys ntnny Simmons,
saa1xed With passing counterfeit ~ Gnatsa
got lov-splrited aud bought = revolver pt
, 1877-07-17

Jc,,r pjck|cr, bartender, Tor tho purpose of
blowtnE on hcf head, and gave him thc {O note In
navmrnt mi lnnwlnr that II wns rnuntcffc.f
Eh1 wns bcia for fur,hnr heastne Al n m. to dsy
upon hcr4 own rrcosniranee.
Al alnnt n'elock yesterday morning m atteMpt
was made to bn,sl',!zs INC ptem,,'e' N, g. Sp, & ~: r.
c,1c avenue: Ihe 'oaa er'cs o. 1no hm"tes st., ~
1uat In lime 10 eseh james s'nnes' eniorea: a. ho
Mastry'ng to escaGe ~ aSot I,s nsnaef @ a,so
engaged IN looking op
Minor arrcsu: Edward Trterron. coIotcd,
maltcfouaIy Burning up his wlfoA clothing; Eliza
io6 him Of lis which he Ind in kis psssctsiuu;
.Inhn ltn1grr. nttaa william Smith, md James
picked the pockets of u. u. tiru,nn,an. Mrs.
kennder nerhcf, and nthtrs ut the nmhu1dt Park
, 1877-07-17
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

Ann Ansoa, Mich, July io.-Judge Thomas
n. Cooley, Dean Of tho Faculty OF the Law
Department OF tho University, has placed Z
paper tn President Angell'a hands announcing
very emphatIcally determination not To abide
by tho late actton Of the Board Of Regents In
cfeasIng tbs -ertrancu and diploma fres Of
stu tlrnte. lie states that tho Law Department
has bccn sclislstalntug since liz organization,
and putting this burden upon It Is wholly .or
vcrsity. Ile says, further, that tho Law Depart
ment has been llsctlmlnated against for ycars
In appropriations and IN aRiaries; that th!s has
been submitted to because Its Faculty desired
to to all they could to foster aud support the
Academic Department, aud even tho Medical
Department., when women were hrst admitted,
but they are not willing that this LIBERALIZATION
bhpuld be permanent.
, 1877-07-17

''&s
Tho DonEd OF TFnstctz mot IN the Village Hall
yesterday afternoon. Present Trustcca Clark,
1..i..
D1ns's1. W., 9,. ,r,a r..o,,.,o, ,h,. -,
co'' h"J""r ouoteu 'c'o."t.oa NM Nv Atotu
esoon licenses should 10 aeucd during tho present
tscal rear
Tha Commissioners to estimate Tho cost Of laying
-. 49,, - -. 49,. T,, .. -. ot.
~a!e.'P!po' on stony .el""'. A.on.s Aoo,e S@.5.
eighth street reported that tho COST would amohht
u S114 GOO. Tho ordinance Was ordered drafted.
Ths Police Committee reported recommending
the building Of hose houap at Grand Crossing for
lIoso Company No. I. at coat not to exestd Ssoo
the fenntt va aaoptca' .,,.,. ......,,-
for tho South ch,cago pumping works bo agnsn as-
Vcftk8I for In tho jsH11HEET, without cost to tho
, 1877-07-17
SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, July ia.-Prot. HAYDEN, Chici
Of tho United States Geological Survcy; Col.
James Stevenson. Of Washington; and Prof.
Joseph LeIdy, Of tho Cuisersity Of Pennsylvania,
evening BY slr Joseph Hooker, President Of the
Royal Academy, London, ard Curator Of tho
loyal Garlcus ot Kew, near fichnoua, London ;
Llcut..Gen. ssoarchy. OF tho Royal Bengal E!,-
lcal Society, aud Prot. Asa 0ray- Of Harvard
UNIVERSITY. After spending a day or two ex'
apiulng 1lcaEy ahaw's botanical garden in this
city, tho party will start for C1loratlo on q
artentldc exploration, after which they will pro.
coed to Utah aud California slr J. Hooker and
uen. Steatchy will make comprehensive Trporte
Of their tuuE to the EuRllsh Government, III
eludiug comparisons between the botany and
geology Of this country and lndia-
, 1877-07-17
DEATHS

CARs-sunday evening, July II. nj n o'clnck,
Joteph u. Cass, In his 18th year: accidentally
dfnrned while bathing in Lake Michigan At Tho
foot nf Thirty.thfr.i street,.
FNncrsl frurn his late residence, No. I'll GroYo.
land Park avcnnc, nt II o'clock a. m. "Wednesday,
July IL. by carriagcs 10 !'akwot,ds Cemetery.
Friends Of the fnmiIy insfteA 10 attend.
please copy.
suTTON-Jn this city. Jnly 10. John Sutton,
Agnd ~, nf asthma.
Ntsson street ~ calvary.
t0- Omaha papers plcaso copy. ...
JOHNSTON AZ 44n Hubbard strcet, on tho 14tf
Inst. James Ioin.tn:l, ngch ~.
Funeral at la o'elack to-day by cars 10 Hosehfll.
MASON-tn London Eng, 1nly ,, 1877, Rnsh
r. atnro,,, aged ~, for son,e ycnra rrtidenl oi
Chicago and hrothcr Of Ira ]. Mnstn. 0f this city.
, 1877-07-17
CURRENT OPINION.

II Mr.. Tillen undertakes to 1eud himsalf
to any scheme now BY which movement will bo
mado 10 dtsposscss Sir, Hayes Of tho Presidency.
he will have no political fntuso left him, ,-BoSfoa
Herald tlhd.l.
John slsrman's plan, II persisted In, will
cause tho greatest depression among merchants
ever known. Resumption In 1870 means hank.
snptcy. .nd paralysis of al work. Cincinnati Ea.
qutrsr tDtm.1.
The great bulk OF the Republicans Of Ohio
hare confidence in tho patriotism and Repablcan
integrity Of President Hayes and this s the thing
d.seains ae Sa:st tp M a'a
Eight out of fifteen t'politlca1 notes " In
ths New York. Tribune sclstas excluiyely to Ohio
politics and Ohio politicians. This shows tho Inn.
pa,tanss Of Ohio Eight out q attoss !: terrible
tDea..l.
Ilr. .CAarnberlsiu's speech has no relation
10 thines - they arc. II ~ early for history;
too long fora protest; too late fos eampsiqn
3adiesi eieusnt. and Is 100 eager and SsieF 10 bs
CArutiaa Uaioa t64<eAsrj.
Jim 1'laine say. We arc "passing throagh
per1ot OF test md tEsl for the Republic" Well.
ia Ill., xhi's dR' ns' shs RsnuSis I + / osias alons VITA
gently pssd n fooS TGrks under tae
sa's's .as. ss:siif' 8: hs ks''e'"'
Silver has been in use as money In two
thirds OF the world fos tho last 600 ycass: Ger.
many Aas become poor, notwithstanding ats tm-
mems indemnlty lrom France, hscause Of iss at-
lenpt to panst silver fEonl IL earculatloA. France
on the other band, A4s bean enriched BY 1etaihtn !
the u .meta'l!c basis Of tts cnrreuey.-4ssw fo5k
Graphte (Rtp.,.
We are no Hayes man. and do not approve
of tho manner BY which he attained the Pfesdcncy.
6us b. il ii od.ea lawfully, and W. DEAN It oai
duty 10 support hlm In ihoss acts which Arc sus-
salncd By Our fundau,satal lam. and secure ~ tbs
etakes tho rtgnI OF SELF gos ssnDlsnt, and Nhth
havs rxstorod the Southern Ststes ~ theif fosMes
| position in the uu;on.-41Ftago (.ata.l Atus-
| Josraai tutm.).
Ah, yes! with SORROW we soy it. President
Hayes ha4 given n solid Eouth aud tho blood ol
tha butchefcd pVxyoes y! louisiana I'd tho u,etao
tlea Of ths Hamburg assacse, thanks 70 hls l1oera
pollcJ, tses hks aweat incense in thu RoslIt!s Of
cuuul that wo sincerely hbpe that tho Ret ubican nj
| of Ohio and Of I'll the Siate@ viii sRsk with
, 1877-07-17
TIE COURTS.
lTE3t9.

About two weeks ago q fulc was l8snrl by Judge
Williams against Stcssrs licidckopcr and DuI'arsy,
two Of tho purchasers OF tho Chicago. DauyIllo j.
vineenncs Railroad. to chow cause why they shonld
mt bc punished for contempt In sclzing eome tal!-
rpad Iron belonging to the Chicago s Southern
lsa!lFoal. It appears that they took up somo
switches Of tho Southern Road, which had been
put down BY Gen. Adna anderson, Receiver Of
tho. Chicago. Dsnvt'ls i Ntnccnucs 1iaifroad.
Jutgo Williams, utter hearing the testimony on
81 aas hs re
against them Ia ba discharged.
UNITED 8TATEs COURTS. ..
day 9galnt, Ma y and Charles i. Atkn, Joseph
" S Xdaon
Samuel c. Davis. OF Boston, Mass.. hlcd q btl1
aEninst John G., Thompson; tho ,Aaywooa Com
IA feSsS on sn' bioeH %
~ y - nAsknurror nArrzas.
Tho Utica Cement Company was hdludlcatcd
bsnkTnpt , ysosserd'5' ~ aud warrant 'aued se'u'n'
aos9 nx on.icr w,, ,,.ue ,or Inn aren't of 1acoh
shoenfold. ot ths lsm Of shoenfeld l.rothers, on
tho ground that be was abnt To- leave tho datrtcL
s BAY ~s. ,sd st r. CO. wseh no N
tho sale Of curtain Ut Ills persona! property.
~. Juakias was sppon.od Assignee Of Charles
4 Dividend Of s per cent waa declared In tho case
Of Cu.htns. Kirk j. Mclean.
Ii rs s.s y :siss sss III E 'a at 10 o'clock
a flrst-disidcnd mrot!ng viii b held ut p. m.
In tho matter ot Nathan r. Smith. :.
< Geurgo u. Thnftct.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
Charles y. Monctl began suit IN debt yesterday
willard T., Carkln alcd y bill scnfhs. Seth NJ.
They went Into inc business to9ctheT, In lsal, of
building docks, dredging. excnrAtlnK, building