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PENlNSCLAH NEWS.
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De Az ASS

pEAwASS
Ss,s Snx,c. James il. R4y. is spoken .!
Fl. 6oyssoor.
james E. NSII AAs sstr appointed Posi-
a&ssss 81 Geocss:osr.
wI,.sE S:-hh> Of INts:v hsSctA, i!si
raess;lv. sssd lao years soi -6 days.
4 sArs ussssi stscxcs-, eupe1 in Pals-
is,?his, WAS launched &i Ali>c, !xsi week,
TAAaSs 4, Sweeney. ,h-es uS&sd
s;ha,cs,, vas isucthei :. Milford. rs>cecfly
", E, EssyAos, ofihs H&ssu Nils. has
ssss; po:a.c ss.SAirs $ oupsss, Ay> >IniG,
pois.
Dr.. :, Z. wl!so7. ot NSsoo,!1, las ~
moved 70 Dover, whers he vii eo-,.c2e Il
p'sciNs hs profession.
ca. BOYD, Of lie y, y. He-sG." i
down lie P,riI<uiAr. Eri:;rs uP sn .ecaCc;
a lie Eru.: eSlstusss,
Ay>urS LADY o?Ye,i IL .h.rlssrs s,o,s
in ngvtr, rsstr;'y, sri ssSsi 10. kty .o
l; .ces iesi =, All tsS: ~s3s.
TIE Nlt,;i News" says, ;2e Rsr.I. :
NtK'C. S. - o1s II lie ees; lsc. A..
Z ls. Ae,e Y-sScheS .: tie Psrirsa,xr. Adj
o-sh: 10 sslse;l: ;! large s.iy eAE-cA.
| ! .CS2i A3o,?A Cor:s-:s, sAo s1s ieiNlss:
il tie L<~sS eGVlx-. i-:A,, A. witness.
shtc 6.>;A1-gsi, received s. To- sscA Gay
ts xss aesaicxl. Sc MAS detained s,- s.
tsys.
l; is sSG wt:s tie vs.iSi VAS s:vse II
Tie Lswss safe burglary case, Al Crsccgs>
,o~r, A,,hcush !; WAS 4ira1i vie, tie
.!rry sc!srei iss CcS-f, sCyex q Eo-s-
vs-s present, ~Ao CAPPED :ssir sSS-s, -
AsS-.ls ia. ,As ?-.so-'-s ~s.s trs-ai.
MAINLAND.
The Willingness u TAlecs co2e'y. intend
putting iseksa II ,he ssai.
Hsv. ?. :. Ws-rsr So s:,esc-:e.; i & .-ss
q he Sagt-s; CAGrh, i. La1s~o.>.. IA
sos e>o-;y.
4 paeAsse Q: issts-<, -skei vL,1:-c
tac, ~tse i:r2?s3 90 ;As Ma t-sz -
Tr,ss.sy As.
TeoGss Z. EESs:;S ;: ESfc1. Wis Wg--
10 SUik ! c-<.St. &Es t.-s So, : ~
.Grs!r; eoas.
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MEDICINAL.

nA sETLsS~ NSGsIASLE REEC.
IL NATiC KENEcN is The pe-Sc-p.
.lHA o. oce Of Fll.a3e pa - eldest pnysi-
cSSsS, SCG : SCATAc eel 10 cure -keums.
i-Sna- neE-S.s-S >tlsI,cS, pain, Bscksehe
sc, ~ nGns! r,:Qn8eHi. by iayiSoraIins
The nerves, purifying the blood. and ueu-
irsllncs l.nisoaous deposits IN the system,
s! cle-If - Ll> tr-SOnS standard ueil.
clGe. SuI-gIl : SL& money saved by u>eirs
Il n time. hS..rI her thai D.. FlLsr i
he o1.y phySlCsSl N Am-Jies dsvotins
81 years n this one !l2e O: practice Cure
Ss:CAHIeI- AGC-cs s-aiis- s5 >0l,l Fourth
S--SSs'
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DEGISTER'S ORDER.
N kHGIsrER's OFFICE,

New Castle County, October 1. 1877.
Upon the application of John Cummings
executor OF Juhn Brown. late VI Whining.
tou Hundred. in said county, deceased. II
is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executor aforesaid give neilce OF
granting letters testamentsry upon the es-
tale of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereo by causing advertise
ments 10 be posted. wi i.hin forty days
Irem the date OF such letters In
six OF the most public oltces OF
the count! OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against Il estate
to present the same or abide b.. an &C. of AS
seinbly in such case made and prov ded.
Ard s.so cause The same 10 be inserted
Within the same period in tee MoRNINS 6
hEsALD, newspaper published in VIII
min2ton, aud TO be coniisUei therein
three weeks le. o. d.
Iii en- uuder the hand and seal of Office
OF the Register aforesaid, At New
!: EALl Cssle. il New CSs l.e County. a. ore
said, the da! ana year above writ
ten. 3 Z. DAGGS, Register.
NUTICE.---An persons having claims
against the estate q the deceased NUT
present the Sau'e du.. s!.e>ted to the tx
ccuior oI or before cI0ber 4Lh, 1873, or
soide The ACT OF Assembly in such case
Made aR provided.
JOHN ,UMMINGS, Executor
Address Wilmington. Del. oc>-eoi
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STATEMENT.

Mr.. Samuel Mcguire wishes US to state
that the article published in the Every
Evening and Commercial" of last Friday
relating to him Is often figuring before the
police court, Is false, he never having been
arrested In his life.
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Nc-s thar 80 k-o;-s,. Sy; ;ss-tr srs
isecssaS hos;lss a D-. RSG's C&G:a
Strap have eesc ssG ~ = sacss srr i
Sar.-oe~-NsS<cs. W. s B-w- 81
VI, A-Gos '1s zs<,vss IL K 3tcesrsJ x4,s 4
cs~ CaGsH Syrup We, 'Hey have e1ges.
sccsiiAs vs,as u p-- S.,.'s Cc1,s Syr-.
scc ascy years Trass. : SEES
Cs3~Sks WG1a-sfc, N1sszr A.:
Lscsars Hc>-. T--ssai s-si Appearance
q Cl4ytcc &ci wss:c- ;1s usg,3s-t-r. HI
sS,Al Neses, IN iA<s- Ex.at-x -e-S:r--a,rss
-AaS Harry NcC-es he Lcc Ss-55,s.1S
sn3 Nss-c Cc-s=sAz, o:s, srscE -y,-.
AeAe<t tS:s-
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SOCIETIES..
MEETING THIS (MoNpAr) EVENING.

MEETING THIS (MoNpAr) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. 0. o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 70, l. o. 0. F., At
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No.
5. 0. U. A. NJ. II Mechanics Hall, al9
King street.
Wilminrton Council N. 5 Jr. 0. U. A. NJ.
At Jr. q. U. A. NJ. Hall, Fifth and Market
STREETS.
Enterprise Circle B. U. c. A., At Hall sos
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, K, Of P, at
Knights OF Pythias Hall, al Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. s.. A. 0. Of G. f.,
at McClary's Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No, Z, 8. of
T., Ninth and French streets.
MinQus Tribe, No. 5, /. o. r. NJ, At the
Msris' Building, Sixth and Shipley streets.
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E. +. kGnkel' Bitrtr Wine
Uf Iron.

:, T. Ec-k=.'s celebrated Bitter Wine O:
i7na vi! Ssst.asi!y cure liver e1a aplSicI.
lS2GGLcS. - s-S E~4s, c-Ho0lc e. nervous
decl '. :---s--ae e.A-c 2l'aa. disease a ne
.8leEs s-2u a. Gle&Ss arising from 6
lis .2v-SI -.TS-. stomach o. lpfS>..nSS
s-.h s> eHo-silS lSat.o-. : tCleocs, .uSs-i
p. -. tGl Res O. e.esSa .o las head sc.iiiy
.. IGr s'tsZLsSG. CSC>SSs. heartburn, a.Sscs,
fN- Nod Il. iCsSs Q. vStslI N ,hs stomach
So-s e-lSiai2o1s~ sl- ki-E o. dlIsS-i-E 81
.Es y. 4. tAs s.NNscc. >TtID,-S q the
lead. hCrriss o. G.-acali oreSiEZps. G1;ts--
.lSs q; ne c5S-.. c1Nz--E ~ S-EcSa.-rs
sen Sai-IC " Hs-- II .y.cs ,%sSicrs 6:-lsSS
u. y.S>.O-. t.Css - vets oS-o-s .cS s..E.
i'll. ls>-l - .ss hss6. deficiency O. s-eS-
r.rs.lo--. ys1IowLs'Ss ~ he ss.u and eyss
pzs-C - ire SIZE. AS:s- Asl-1. eee>.. IN os,
ste SC1Gvc .-SAss q --a:, burning n he
Ss>2- t'o2sIS1. ll.lss.1iIks o eylisuG c-sS,
:.s. -se>.a1 q. sr-:. P!.cs 5. rs- o--...e,
SsvSEs .: ~ is-Feits> 10 aoi sci so-r
dT-ss-Si rta- - - SN--S o.CS- p-SSa-S.so-
l5.NAc - ESy sly :. sC.nt Sci sk %.
ka-ka S.Is<- Vine c. -roc. Take 10
N.cs-. hc-ks- s.il<- v .1s & Iron :. -;
S>4G { ~ S-c1y Ii 5. eSSt.i -, y z, KC--
ss., PEVIcss.s.lE, 80 - Sc-sa N.zta Street
p -.ts-S--H r. 70 sS.@ ~ s. l-.S-S.s
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ sf Leyan F,e,.s
to me directed will be exposed to pnhIic
safe: at the laiay atte Hotel Al Shipiey st
Kept by George e. Ort,p, in the civ oi
wilmington, New Castle county, Delavars
on
SATURDAY. October 9th, A. lN.m
2o'clock, P. NJ,
The fol lowing described Real Estate viz.
All that certain lot p ece or parcel a
lend, WI brick dwelling and stable
there II. situated In the City Of Whining.
ton, bounded aud described as follows. "a
vii: Besianinz at q poiilt OF tha westerly
siie of MARI et st eet, between Thirteenth
a -Uur reenth ST eets being a cnrntr for
land late OF John n. pric., thence along The
same parable with Thirteenth s,r. ct Ash
+ 70. Tn The easter,y de Of Orange street,
the ce along said side OF ursnSe street
sou nerly 81 fe~t s 6in"hes TO stske, thence
easterl, PARALLEL with the fr>t described
linz and along .he nor, side o, Thir.
teenth street St5 feet il CT 10 the atore-
said SIDE OF Marke' street, srd thence
herewith northerly So ie+t SincheS 70 the
place nf begin Ing b the CO tents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property uf John Ande spn and susanna
n. anderson, his vie. and t. is and to be
sold b,
ISAAC GRUB. Sheriff.
shertf's Office. New Castle, Oct oh, lS7
Oct2-is
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DeMtissry.

DR.. ]. ". Stoughton i Bro, No. lll7
Vine street, Philadelphia, excel ali others
for their nessuess, durability, cheapness,
and dispatch OF their work. Beautiful gum
enamelled teeth, full sets, equal to any s35
set made elsewhere, for $l0,. Filling, Is
cts. TO 81. Teeth extracted without pain.
Do MT forget the Name nor the.fac, thai this
Is the best place in the city for Dentistry.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NlISS RrBsRlSON'S SCHOOL FOR
M Young Ladies and Little Girls,
AT ~ TATNALL STREET,
will reopen
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER lITH. Isl.
Private classes Sill be formed for thcss
not wishing 10 pursue the REGULAR eaurse.
sussl In
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FOR RET

NOS RENr -uNs FIVE syyD
L s..SS, - AlrsAR- - -5A- = G--srs.
" cc'a:c,3 FSs-o-!, A. : ~ ~. A-y
~ :. A18>EAI
90 So - Is
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Tape Worm Removed Alive,

Z ess& &c1 s.. cc-lr.s;s, u .~o eo-S -
No ;sS IT, csas>- psassss, sea-. P.- &1c
>5CC&. warns -r-cTs.' ~ IL a--Ss.
n NoE.A N:ri1 street. Pe--aEts, shss, Pa
SS-S tQc cZ-sG -. F.- -SlCy--s Ssss IL
= >.@-sse WINS cs- O. W. G--o-s.
~ Sss.0. a~.i-s .: kC-kt.s so-l
syEEg r-~ 81 - -sTs- '4--s Cn-Esr
.s.->s .ssaA,--ss :. Is -S ~U-- o. -S--S,vs-. a.
.,.-S- Y r-yS -s- - "a, Ii Y -I-s4ey--i
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st. JosEPHS ACADEMY.
IHkSTS II aTLL. PHILADELPHIA,
Cadsr he care O! Inc Sisters OF ST. Josep,
The course Of instruction lncluaes 81. he
orsneh - oi Gsslul and Christian educa.
Ion.
AnrUSt pension for Board and TI,tlor
s2N. Eor rurths- nSyricllars. address,
sepi.ly MOTHER NARY JOHN.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF q writ o. Verditioni F. Fxponas
20 ME dir: cted. will be exps sod typublic
sale at the Lafayette Hotel 4l Shipley ST.
Kept by George W. Ortlip. in tn. city OF
Wilpinton. New Castle touLty. Della
ware on
SATURDAY. the lnh day of NOVEMBER,
1871 at2o'clock, p.m...
The following described real e tate. viz.
The one equal undivided done.seventh part
OF all that &c tain let p 'ece or parcel t Lab
situate in Chrisliana Hunir rrd, New Castl.
county, De aware. Bounded as follows. 10
wit: Besinning at the westerly bour dary
OF he City OF Wilmington, at the inIersec-
ton OF the westerly side Of Union ST with
the southerly side OF Mn h ST. extended
thence along said sidecf Ninth 81; EXTENDED
westerly 1880 II. 10 the easIerly side o.
WocdtawL Avt nue.. laid out at ~ feet wide
and parallel 10 said Culon 81 thence Al. pg
tie said side OF Wocdiswn Avenue south.
cry and parallel 10 Onion ST. 7S5 q in 10
tre norIheriy side Of >eventh ST.. ex endej.
the &C along the sad side seventh sire.
esislerly o., feet 10 he afore aid slde o
Union St, which said street forms the pres.
enI limit or bCu udaTy o! the C1tS OF Wi
minston, and thence thereby ortheriy ~
4. IN. 10 toe place OF beg nIing, cDniai,.
! -g about u acres Cf land, oe the same mere
uE less. with the privilege 9f the use Of said
NlEth street, extended, Nood!avn Avenue
ana seventh street, extended, in common
vi d others entitled thereto f-rev-r, The
improvements thereof e,sc1ei
consisting OF q large Iwo-story aud-s hall
stone dwelling house. large stone tarn
with shedding and stoce sp-ing house.
SS Le1 aad t&ssn in execution as the
property Of William P. Hicks, and to be
sod by
ISAAC GRUB, Sheriff,
Sherif's Cfice. New Casl!r, oct. -, A. D.
!e''' ocS--s
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WANTS.

VI. ANTEn-A Boy 10 make himself
w useful apply al this offce.
WANTEn.-Ssverslla ladies 70 learn dress
W making. not limited 10 any speci lied
time. cutting ami fitting thoroushly
sushI> 81 Shipley street.
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NOTICES.

NRt-( a-Eao c. Z aN> Ian -
y SE~-AT-uN 49, 80 IL A.
- c5+y S1>.l 2gE 49,. rev .----t ~
1A-,Ss ~ $50 ~ -t-lA -sB!-.-.s
SA-. - G..--
sE-.-a .--aT
hlNlOSN s-'Fs; % ~.y rJ
~ k1NSTSN LNz- G-e EfyA-~
W-A -g-S E-rI.-- q -
The i Estss@es 9t s4.- -L--.r-4- r-s.
SrAs Is1-A sth-T LII. -. &4Lg .l--..a.-.zr 4
aTv.5s-5- ~ ---s= u. A.. -.-. a,st-- = =
fskss SIX E1s- LIZ -hytar u :,..Z.t.-rr
IN ? vLE-G-. ---,,,r7-z-
A-E "a --1G4g Ez
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NILLANUNA CpILEGE, pELAwAR
ON..NTY PENNSYLVANIA

las ilS.ll s-ln. Chartered with Cniyer-
Nty Privileges IS CCEer The charge u the
AGsl.SEinian FSlteVS. sui Offers superior
sivsn'&ses 10 student " 10 desire IA MAX {
4 thorough Classical. ~cientinc or CONNER
sisl coarse. IL IS >i:Csred On the Pennsyl.
vsnis Csnas FS-l-Ca. =. eleven miles nom
t>1ilsGs! phls- RslirS'Nd station and Post
Once OF s1s College grounds.
Terms: Per Session o. I've months, q.
advance So
kol MI particulars = send for csIalosrs
Rev. 7. 4. MlDDLEION, D. d,
seri-'Er President
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e. G. BrGGS, Register.

NOTICE-All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased must
present the same duly ate sted to the Ad-
min uistrator on or be ore the 9Th day OF
Ocloper, A. d, ISIS, or abide tue Act of
Assembly in such cases made and provi-
dei. ISAAC GkUBB,
Administrator, c. T. A.
Address. New Castle, Del.
OcilS-Swspi
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REsIsTER's OFFICE,

New Castle County. October 1871.
Upon the application OF Isaac Grubb, Ad-
ministrstor c. T. A Of Rese suxhaum. ate
Of wilmington Hundred IN said county
deceased, Ii is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid,
give notice of the granting OF Letters OF
Adm lnistration Z. 4. A. upon the ksiate
Of the deceased, with the granting thereof:
by causlng advertisements to be posted
within Joity days from the date OF such
/ et,ers in ak of the mot pubhc laces OF
the County OF New Castle, requiring al
persons having demands against the Estate
to present the same, or abide by al ACT
of assembly in such case made and Pro-
videi, And also cause the same 10 be In
serted within The same period in the
MORNING HERALD, newspaper publish.
Ell in WILMINGTON, and to be continued
therein three weeks le. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office
of The Register Aforesaid. at New
SEAL Castle. in New Castle county sfore-
laid, the day and year above writ
tsn.
q n pYNrS p,r;star
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A Bargain Which Made Hayes Pres
ideEt.

1t is now established by unqnestion
ed evidence that the final completion
of the electoral CONT aud the declara-
ton by Congress of the result deter
mined by the Electoral Commission,
was accomplished through a bargain
made made between Charles Foster and
Stanley Matthews of Ohio, as represen-
tatives of Mr.. Hayes, and number of
Southern Democrats. The conditions
of the bargain were an agreement on
the part of the Democrats that they
should be no fillibustering in the
House of Representatives, snch as was
then threatened, to prevent the con
clusion of the electoral count; and that
the declaration that Hayes was elected
should not DO interfered with. The
matter was in the power of the Demo-
Gratis of the House, and if these South
ern men had been willing to allow
s1ch Administering, Hayes could not
have been declared elected, ard could
not have gained possession of the gov
eminent; and thus the whole Republic
can conspiracy would have come to
naught, with all that had been done in
South Carolina, Florida, Louisiana and
in Washington. The managers of
Hayes had no choice but to agree to
the demands of those who had the
power to keep him out the White
House; and what they. agreed to on
their part was simply that, as soon as
Hayes was installed, the troops of the
United States should be withdrawn
from South Carolina and Louisiana,
and that the Democratic Governments
of those States should be allowed to
established themselves without further
interference of Federal power. Final
~, before the bargain was fully con-
cluded, the agents of Col. Tom Scott
got clause inserted, the effect that
Mr.. Hayes shonld also encourage and
approve the building of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, by means either of
Government subsidies or a loan of the
Government credit.
The compact entered into by the
contracting parties may, accordingly,
he succinctly stated as follows:
/. The Southern Democrats agree
not to fllibuster nor to allow filibuster.
ing in the House of Representatives fol
the purpose of preventing the conclu
! sion of the electoral count.
| 2. In consideration Of this agree
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AN IRIsHMAN'S WILL.--ln the name
ofGod, amen! /, Timothy Doolan, of
Barrydownderry, in the County Glare,
farmer, being sick, wake on my legs,
but of sound head and warm heart
Glory be to God do make this my
first and last will and old Onld and
new testament. First, | give my sowl
to God, when it PLACE him to take it
shure no thanks to me, for can't help
it then,-and my body to be buried in
the ground at Balrydownderry Chapel
where all my kith and kin that have
gone before me and those who live af-
ter belonging to me, are buried, pace
to their ashes, and may the sod rest
lightly over their bones. Bury me
near godfather and my mother, who
lie separated all together at the other
end of the chapel yard. l lave the bit
of ground containing eight acres-raIe
old Irish acres-to my eldest son Tim.
after the death of his mother, if she
lives to survive him. My daughter
Mary and her husband, Paddy O'Rra-
gel, are to have the black SOW that's
going to have twelve black bonifs,
Teddy, my second boy, that was killed
in the war in Ameliky, might have got
his pick of povltry, but as he has gone
I'll lave them to his wife, who died a
week before him; / bequeatl to all
mankind fresh air of heaven, all fishes
of the sea they can take, and all the
birds of the air they can shoot, l lave
to them all the sun, moon and stars.
| lave to Peter Rafferty, pint of po-
theen | can't finish, and may God be
merciful to him. Exchange.
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A New Game.

A man came into a restaurant last
night, and mounting a high stool
leaned over the counter and ordered a
porter house steak with eggs on the
side, and some ale and oysters to be-
gin on. In about half an hour he had
finished his repast and was beginning
to deliberate on what kind of desert
he would wind up on, when man
walked in, and tapping him on tho
shoulder, remarked
as your name Billy Hicks9"
ayes, that's my name," said the man
on the stool, as the hand stole down to
his hip pocket, fumbling for the hand
of a barker; "what do you want?'
eve had a little trouble once before
in White Pine, and now l guess I've
got you dead to rights" continued the
new conner, pulling out a large sized
iX-shooter.
'1f you'll just step into the street
and pace off your distance, I'm your
man." said the feeder, who had just
finished his pie, and, whipping out a
revolver, he sprang off his perch and
rushed after the other into the street.
The frightened restaurant man got
down behind the counter and bent his
ear to listen to the shots and the rush
of the mob; but he didn't hear any
thing unusual, and in about five min
utes he recolected that there was
$3.50 owing Oh the meal. Then he
went out on the sidewalk to investi-
gate.
"Was there row out there few
minutes ago." he inquired Of star
gazer on the sidewalk.
"Didn't see any. I've been here for
the last half hour or So"
"See two fellows with ulsters and
revolvers come out?"
eyes, they was talkin' about swap
PIN guns, and they're over cross the
way now, takin' a drink"
The restaurant man went back to
clear up the dirty dishes and reflect on
is damphoolishness. - Virginia
Chronicle.
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ment on the part of the Southern DEM
ocrats, the friends and representatives
of Mr.. Hayes agree that when Hayes is
inaugnrated as President, he shall Mt
once withdraw the troops of the Uni
ted States from South Carolina and
Louisiana, and shall cause all interftr-
ence of Federal authority Will, the
Governments Of those two States TO
cease at once and permanently; and
they also agree that Mr.. Hayes shall
encourage and approve the project of
completing Southern Railroad to the
Pacific by means of a loan of the ere.
dit of the United States or otherwise.
Such was the bargain by means of
which Mr.. Hayes was finally declared
to be elected President of the United
States /; and without such bargain he
could not have been declared elected.
It was finally a thing of trade, as it
was throughout thing of fraud N.
Y. Sun.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

MIR. Stanley Matthews and the
other Crates Of Mr.. Hayes are urging
Packard and Chamberlain to step down
and out and be provided for. This
should not be, cannot be with justice.
Either these carpet-baggers were or
were not elected. If they were elected
they should be sustained. If they
wele not elected they should be pun
ished for practising against the life of
the State and usurping government.
If Packard was elected Mr.. Hayes has
no business to bride him to forsake his
lawful trust, with Custom House or a
foreign mission. If he was not elected
Mr.. Hayes has no business to fee him
from the Golfers of the nation for at
tempting to revolutionize part of the
nation N. Y. World.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

AN affecting incident is thus rela-
ted in the Memphis Appeals account of
the burning of the Governor Garland,
which occurred recently in the Arkan-
sas river: captain Nowland's con-
duct was heroic. Finding it impossi-
BILE to rescue his wife and two children
he was compelled to forsake either the
former or the latter. He had no time
to hesitate, for theflames were already
scorching the passengers. Captain
Rowland kissed his little children fare
we'll, aud Selling his wife plunged into
the water. He looked back, but the
little children he could not see, for his
eyes we're filled with tears, such as on
" father or mother can know the
meaning of. Great indeed was the joy
of the mother and father when few
minutes afterward they learned that
both of their little children had been
rescued and rapidly carried to shore.
A deck hand named Billy Staples,
whose home is in Memphis, witnessed
the sad farewell of Captain Rowland
and his little children. Selling both
of the children in his strong arms,
the brave man leaped into the water
and carried them safely to the shore"