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The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of CctoSs, r'
at 2 o'clock p M

at 2 o'clock Pm.
The following descri bed Real Estate nj,
All those certain lots Of land ard hn, ,n
ings thereon, situate in the said c,~ yu'
Wilmington. and bounded and de, ,crIhea
ioll"Ys.l ta wit: AZ those erts,r s IicS
land Ana bull dIngs ithefeoAISitaa 4 Al |
City of Wilmington, and bounded anddI
crlbed as follows, to wit; No, /, Beplnn
at d point on the nOrthery side oi gb gb
between Monroe and Adams Sis al t
diSvALce of ~ fl. 10 in. from the eastt
de Of Adams ste, at the middle of the
vision wall between this and The sdia|
ins house, thence pQrlAtllY IL oual1 4
middle of said WaN Ea&l.eE Mil kH.
ST., 50 It to a STAKE, thence eateFiti ijs1s
with 9th st. IA it 9 in. stake, thsr}
southelly parallel with Adams st., SvN1
,he aforesaid side OF 9Th st and corner
IL. wide alley, thence along 9th ST, We
erly "A It 2 in to The place OF btginni1
| be the contents thereof what they nav
MOP b ginning ata point on The nor
| erly side of 9TH street, between Monroe
adams sts., at the distagce OF ANS
tcsaes tts ''S #,
ftGroug 1 the middle oftlis a vision wall
tween this ard The adjoinlDg house Of S
Yates, nOrtheriy para lei with Adams
80 #. 10 q stake, thence easterly para
with Ctr ut. IA It. 2 IN. TO a stake, the
southerlyand parallelto Adamsst, thr0u
| the middle of the alley between this
Joshua Simmons adjoining house, Stl
the aforesaid said oil 9Th st.. and lhe
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

n = - N.
The parties having faileA to come forth
according to contract. will omen ny Mu,
seulI and Ice Cream Garden NOS, w . gnu
Ol West Fourth street, to the publicon Sat-
uTday y the 5th day Of May. There is a large
addition being added to the Museum, and
tne Ice Cream Garden is beiog Fut IN Ars
class order for the reception OF visitors. II
will be four tie mo t pleasant ana cool
family reso t in the ity. A stage Is also
being erected for band Of music In tn e
evening. -.>u,c
apr25 wv i'm.
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Warranted for Five Years.
AUTION !


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dead in or use, any sewing a,hines which
saW with our needle, and make the elastic
stitch, or that haye the new patent self feed
attachment, unless the same are purchased
from this Company, or their aeeuts or H.
ceuseS, anil stamped upOn our patent. Be
ware OF worthless limitations and unscrup-
ulous parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements. &c. and buy only the ma
chine man rutactured by us
"The wonder is how so good machine
can be sold at so low a price'-[GlObe.
We have the machine and consider II
| first-class in every respect. VI -lTranscripi.
| ave can recommend it 10 our readers. y
l Christian Index, N. Y.
| "rhe machine arrived safely. We are
| more tnan pleased with IT. 1t does all you
claim for it and more. We snail call 'he
attention of our readers to it.'-lSt. Louls
| Christian.
"a thoroughly res. onsihle Company
| prompt in all their dealings. and one thai
we commend TO our readers,"-L Age, n.
| sample machines with table and tread''
forwarded 70 any part Of the world on re
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| spec'al terms and extra inducemepts T.
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COUNTY rights given tos smart agents free
Ss,npfes &O sewing, desori ptive ~circu ar
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: etc, sent free. A II money sent In post
= pEce money Or'ers, drafts. or Wy expr-N
Are . rrfrctiy secure. safe dellNe OF Ou
gooI- 2uarantten
81 AL OraerE, communications, etc, mus
b. ADD ea.ed 10 the
PHILADELPHIA, PA:
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
iNHRatFBs SALE.

p .v virtue of a writ .2 OF o2lOdassi assiIp IN
60 ny y o gGiirectet, will be 4XpoII'4l tia,eI s.,
TO .o,n me a. d'L ne Lafayette Mo'e0 W e0rlp y
street, kept by GEO New Ca'I'
citv OF Wilmington -,
RetnTSls: WEDSEspA rn the ssat 81 apy Z. e. '''
'9s !'s;S$'lssS'ls|Ilf'Fif'ssssllA's|l''4!l't! s|l''!l'!|
na,e,, IN I'd tnr Ind described as she tst4
ponmnsiu s at point lance on Iet Of rfs,
nine in. nor!heTIy il ce easterly .@ppr
of Twelfth ST. nt1u eve #, TO a co'pIobi OIL
Twelfth st. nn,uvlth Heaid, s,G ri !
E7sSstl sl$|F $; :;:;'';' !;
ff Wide e. Slew IteoUwSiards ClaynSsee' layyanse veisal!
Head d,hirt, ST. e%nth st tn thspfeet feet vlSsssl !
sixty-fve f!et to Nv o,,1 1sorllher!y ohb D'
and and then &C thereby h'eesinnihg' W.
ieet 10 ~ ,n harerf what tney esyxecuticn r. r.
teHes eSeized ,.d y d taken dnt IN Jn ins, RaIt9 K
rsWr,NGIgsaah "a ahs J., "a g'saaa sYptaa Il 'sa ~
hI,sT his swTisaR|xtnM. Giss,s9d qgssi. sH'I r.
Oh or,e,s Office. New o'S''''
sepl5-ts
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NHERIPFS SALE.

The following described real estate, viz
atwo.stnry bfjck dwelling thereon erected
situate in the city ot Wilmingtop, bon I'D.
"a and described sfon0ws, towit Kedn.
d ing at point on the sou tlefIy aide vi
Chestnut st., date Dock st.O between Eiar'
rlson and Franklin sts., and of the DIS
tance Of l28 It. rom the westerly side O.
Harrison st.. thence southerly through tht
middle of the division wall Of the ahjqn
Ing house on the east parallel with Hatli
son st., lO0f,. to a co'ner, thence We terlJ
parallel with Ches nut ST., 'late Dock st.,
Il It. to an ther corner, thence northerl
parallel with Harrison street and throqgl
| the middle of the vision wall Of the hd
joining house on the wfst,i IGe It, to th'
| said southerly side of Ch estn ut 81 rect AfoIe
sal id, and thence thereby ca terly IA fts Il
the place OF beginning, be the cont Sht
4herl Of what they may.
| Seized and taken in execution as ft
property of Mary Moran, late May NJ
Hugh, surviving Mortgagor and Admibis
tratrix of Timothy McHugh. decd, and
is, and to be sold by
| tgas 3 JsAAo GRuBB, sherifl
Sheriffs ONCE, New Castle Sept II, l871
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The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
NHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Foo.,
me directed, will ee exp std n 'sI pnI,
sale at the Lafayette Holel, SII sh nIan W.
kept py George Y: or in i9 The vsiI civ
a., A. N ~ wy
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
CHER1FF 8 SALE.

nv virtue of writ of Levari Facfas tC
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the Lafayette hotel, Sll ehipJey street
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the Ci y OF VII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
, 1877-09-10

a capitalist. 4 tho end Of gt,iso 1ist OF
latlica contributing 81 each comes "Littlo
DaiRy," who '.au,ls in shilling for tho halp
Of tho gentle Turk.
course, nil this In tlono IN tho namc Of
HwSet charity, and charity il grcater than
faith aud hopo. It Is impossible not to nd
miro the snblimo forbcnranco md Christian
patience Of tho English people, who, alter
being swindlod out Of millions Of dollars,
principal and interest, by the Turks, volu1'.
tari1y turn round ansl subscribe hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars to enable them to per-
pctunto tho bondage Of tho Christians in
Bu]gnrin md 1louu,eliA. This Formidable
list of contributors to tho Turkish Compass
sionnte Fund is only anothor instance tint
when nation Ia fighting for ita own liberty.
or for tho rcscuc Of bondmon ground down
into the very dust by the most horrible
tyranny ever known In tho annals OF tho
world, II cannot count upon EnBllsll
sympathy. Our own experiences during
tho War Of the Rebellion, and tho expressions
of sympathy whiol, England manifested then
towards slavery, aro now repeated in the ex.
periences OF Russin. Tho curse OF sIavery
lny Mt the root of both wars, and tho coursc
Of England has been consistent In both.
She sympathized with the STAKEHOLDER In
1862, mud sho sympathizes with the slave
holder and the most hideous butcher in tht
world In 1877.
, 1877-09-10

The second bat.le Of Plevnn. In which The
Russians wcro to repent the attempt to cap
ture TINT important Turkish stronghold, Is
believed 10 hnvc been begun yesterday,
though no information is got Mt hnnd con-
cerning tho attack OF tho result Of tho ell
gagemeut. Advicea Of Friday and Saturday
ars TO the effect TINT the Russian advance,
under cover Of terrific artillery fire, had
reached point only 1,+00 yards dis
TINT from tho first 1ino Of fortifica.
tions, md It was expected that tho as-
SAINT Of tho troops would be 1naee
yesterday morning. This tin,o, II tho rus
slams nre defeated, 1t will not be on account
Of inferiority Of numbers, M their forces
linvo boen heavily reinforced and masaed
with tho evident object Of making tho attack
OIL Plovna tho decisive struggle OF tho CAM
raign for tl.is scason. It ia said TINT tho
Czar, tho Czarowitcl,, and tho GRIND Duke
Vladimir arc to return to st. Petersburg rs
soon as the issue Of tho battie Ia
known, no matter what that Issue
may bc,-thougl, 1t Is hardly probable
TINT such n determination should DO formed
upon any thing short Of confident expeota-
tion Of victory. Tho dnys aro few In num-
Der that romnin in which aotive fold opora-
tons aro feasible iefore tho ndvent of tho
fall rains, mud tho continued presence OF tho
Czar at army headquarters argues tho pur-
poso to leavo nothing untried TINT vii! H.
sriro tho 1sussinn soldiors with MI enthusiasm
that shall render them invincible when the
, 1877-09-10

A number Of interesting letters, descrip-
tive Of tho political outlook in Wisconsin,
Iowa, Ohio and New York, are printed olse-
whore In This issue. III Wisconsin, tho for
nal withdrawal Of Gov. Lup1soroN as
candidate for reelection leaves the fold Vir-
tunlly uncontcstcd to the Hon. WILLIAM E.
SAITH, Of Milwaukee, who ia now regarded
as ccrtain to receive tho nomination
for Governor by accla1nalion In Tho
Republican State Convention which
meets at Madison Tomorrow. There
sooms to DO but ono opinion concerning
Mr., sM1r11a titnoas to head tho ticket in the
important contest this fal1-that being that
lie is essentially tho man for tho place md
tho time. II tho Republicans Of Wisconsin
are equally wise in tlieir treatment Of tho
currency question and Civil-Servico reform,
their prospects In tho onHuing campaign nro
most tlattering. In Now York tho chances OF
a rupture botweap Senator CoSxL1Ho aud the
Administration appear to havo dwintllod
down 10 m almost impcrcep.iblo quantity.
and there is every reason to expect that Tie
party will present IN unbrokon front In
the campaign which Ia to dotcrn,ane,
among other things, tho question Of Mr.
CoyR11sa's recollection to tho Senate. In
Ohio, tho question Of tho honr fs, What is
D1Buor doing7 The Democratic nominee
for Governor having demonstrated his tnutll-
ity as a stump-spoaker, In suspected OF nnk-
ing gecrst religious piigrimages among the
Disciples, tho rect to which he belongs, fos
Aha ,,,,r,,ooa of aecurtnr n fow hundred votes,
, 1877-09-10

This ia not true, because taxation ia levied
on the property mud not on the individual
The Assessor tinds tho valuo OF the property
itself, and taxes that. There il law IN th1s
State which authorizes tue tafAnon OF u'o
mortgage. This subjects h1Rr1Aspto .a1es'on
IN this State on the value OF his lion IN noa.-
ton 70 the Lax imposed on Tho properly itse'1'
Tho duplication Of taxes IN this case is snow.
III the faot that IN case the loan es no' palu'
anu h1R7LaNn SHOULD iofeclose a''o oeso'''
tho owner OF the property thcn' even 'nc
Connecticut Courts admit no won't, no1 "
liable IN TINT State Tor taxation on inc pfop.
ersy. Though owning "osolnte'y sso''" o1
real property In Chicago no "o"l' no' w
subject TO taxation thereon IN connou''e"t
but owning an inst'bst"nt'ol ana eon''''se'.s'
interest TO liai TINT sum on inc ean'e pFoI@
, 1877-09-10

CHICAGO MARKET BuMMAnY.

The Chicago produce markets we're active and IT.
regular saturdny. Mess pork closed 1011hc Per III
lrhcr, at s1,. 80 cnsh and sf.. COG s1e. on for
october. Larl closed &c per 100 lbs higher. at
fy. 759pH 10 ca.h nna Ss.so@8. .s.K acltcr octo-
tur Mcat. were stronger. ut 6.sc for loose ehoul-
tlcrs md &c for do short Etbs Lake frcishts wcrc
frner, at &c for corn to T5u1afo. 11lghwlnea wcFe
t.cady at 81 % per gallon. Flour was In fa't de.
1nnn, md firm. Wheat closed 1c lower, at " oo&
for September md S1.0lH for octobcr. Corn
co.cd steady. at 4;c cash and 44!sc for October.
Onts cosci easle., .3a cash and "4c fos uetoocr'
Hyc closed firm, a. :4.i955c. Barley closed dull.
n, Csc asked for september. 1logs were &c pei
100 lbs hghcr ptsi.ToGs5.45. Cattle wcFo stoady.
and sheep nominal. Ono hundred dollar" In gold
would buy e1O1. 20 In srecnoacks at tho cloao'
, 1877-09-10

JouN RANDOLPH TUCKER read pnpor BE-
fore tho Social Sciouce Association, recently
In session at Saratoga Ills object was to
define tho relations Of tho United States to
each other a. modified by tue War md the
constitutional amendments. We arc glul to
find 10 prominent an advocato Of tho doctrine
Of state-nlghts as Mr. TucKgn admitting
that those rights hayo been modified. It is
something for Southern politician to
recognize the march OF events, and fail iu
Will, thcm and, though the access'on Of
any individual, however prominent, il not In
itsalt important, It IL noteworthy Indication
Of o change In popular sentiment. Gr.
TUCKER divides tho social aud political
history OF tho United States iuto five porioas.
The Arss IL tie Colunial period, prior to
sept s, It'll; the sscoud. the Continental
Congressional period, from Sept. s, 1774, to
hIareh, 1851, when articles Of confederation
wero adopted, tho third, the Confederation
period, from March, 1881, to March t, 1883.
tic fourth, the Constitutional period, up to
1901; and the hfth, tho Constitutional
| period, since 1901. The review Of the last
two periods, from Mr. TuoxkR's standpoint,
| " tho portion Of tho essay which especially
deserves attention.
The Constitutional period, extending from
1853 10 1861, u said by Alz. Tuoxxa 10 bs
charaeterizei by Government resulting
from federal compact between the ssates.
The Government was Democratic, 1sepnb-
lican, and Federal, supreme, within the
limits Of the delegated powers, over the
Consultations aud laws Of the several States.
, 1877-09-10
TAXATION f0F DEBTS.

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nr''clo o' 49, So o,n..,,,a ~ uon-. ~ co,nace,cnt
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m" laA'u - .""a.,i, .s l., - ,na,t".,. ~ roo,
t.'' ...a w. w. nr,n. th,s ,no,r,nr n cot,mrn;.
ee.1o 49,. .o-~oaror;1ont ot I1,l1af,olo
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a1'ens44' 49, ~. w. ,.a .nn,,,,,,.,1 w,,-a
evn'en's .ns ,,auo,,sh m I'LL a. ,,,o i1oc,-,ro .b.t
''u eo., y, s.,,,,.a,,.;a, r,rorortv connot ho IN
p'.es .;.,.. =. a"s 1,,;roia - t,,s sa,na linn
e1r"eoous ,1Is "1 ~. ,n.,od ~, ,ho ovrora ~
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P''r''y tIAeoFs rH ILL.,. T., ,1,,,.,.1. 49,,
plup'1y, - ...a..u r,.,eo.a 49, ,,a,, ho,o
o1a to.4 .,>4'$e 20 ,'.a .1s.,s.,.,
'na 'o' .Ac ,,,..,a.n % r. w.. .,,,.,tr,,,
VIZ 49, .,,aas".a asa. - :. ,.o..,, avo nno
say ~ III" f.o,eeA s, s,s ~ ~. =" ~ .,. ~.
nna yes Nv. ,Is,,." w t' ri, s sa,,aI,,. .,,,.a
tho.'t,os OF lnso .. ano @ 1i, ops1y ~, .,,, .vp :.
eehteo W ."o 9.o'oeo - ~ ' =. =. =.
~ sa1eo "oes 'no 4'1. euas ~ ,u',,a 70 u". -
Anchigan saolecs " ~ u1AA.'on ~, ~ al'.nsau' ~ ~
In tnla euso u n.htAa"o, W. u,us ~ ~.
nect'c"t, 'oaneA 9-V'oov - s's'Ho' ',. ~, ~ ~
caBo 'n' 'oaoJ ""s 80 ss .. W. 49,,
fo"ss o.eo ~. ~ w., ,,.as,1s s"s IT, T.,
tract oe'hs na'' !" st''a '11.o ~. Pa5ao'' ~
thas etate' AZ socu,'.y aos 'no 'o''.' ~ ~
ofecateo "los.gnse WHICH, ~ t'o ea.sas - sas
non-pay.ncat Oh 'ao oont' "aS ~ W et4o'e'u
oy Inc asposs*'ss4oa ~ sn1 IN, u'o''susu. aA. -.
INC saa OF 'no ptops'ty' VIII ~. sA'e.''oa '. @ ~.
| 4eRaA s1.e W '4'' ts'.Ae's ~ As@N ~o'<'~N
/ Rni i,unrOYarnputB oWue4l by tho borrower
were taxed, as al osuer property ID to1ea N
this statoi the s2o, 000 cash was invested by
tho borrower in other property Which
was also taxed in 1llnols. K1nr1Anp.
who hal loaned tho money, had
parted with tue possession and control ot
tho 81. 900; all lie had was tho Legal paper
showing that he had All Interest In tho sea
estate contingent upon thq failure ofthe boz
rover 10 repay the money at day na1aod i
! tile future. The lender had purchased will
ills money thus l!en or interest III tho rea
estate situato In Illinois. and tue authorities
Of Connecticut undertook to tax him on th
, 1877-09-10

Father PArn1ck LEONARD, Catholic priest
ut Newark. N. j., yesterday took Ills stand
in front of tho locomotive Of. progress, mud,
will. horns down md tail up. threntcucd tho
awful curse OF homo uponall Ills parIshioners
who might sond their children to the public
school, Tho .ail awful curso OF Koino IL
nlso to bo utilized III Nowark during the up
1roaching political campaign, and Father
LEONARD promised certain lefeat to all can"
lidatcs for municipal honors not duly in1bea
Eith Po}lery.
, 1877-09-10

Tho horrid mino on tho site Of HALE's
piano factory III New York City was explored
still further yesterday, md shnpeless masses
Of human flesh, supposedly belonging to
four separnto bodies, eztricatcd from tho
debris. Tho gloosny work will continue un-
der tho yisilant oyes Of tho holpless and sor-
rowing ones loft unprotected by tho collapse
of tho eightstory balloon previously know,
nj - 1ufl,Iint y
, 1877-09-10

fonnd voting with TINT kind OF mob. If,
however, tho men who assume to net for tho
workingmen intend merely to perfect the
aemblance of m organization in order 10 sell
ont 10 the highest bidder for their support,
perhaps It was inst a. we'll to ring IN the
rnbblo and make big show. Of marketable
sfren0th
, 1877-09-10

timber the code Of tho American Paragraphcss'
Association, lec-rcam jokes went out Of data
Saturday. except III places so,tth Of the line ef
8s deg. n, and systematic humortsts will
bo conilned to tho oyster until tho ootlf, When
tokcs ahout putting up stoyc-Ihpoa anll wearing
linen busters are III seusotl.
, 1877-09-10
THE ATTITUDE or GERMANY.

Ono OF Inc uO6L mysterious 19U0ldlAb GOA.
uectel with the Turko-nusstan war is to
determine tho character OF German opinion,
and, as German opinion Is the most significant
ct alt opinious, tho problem becomes oil tho
moro e1asporating whom tho only authorized
medium OF that opinion rematns ns silent as |
the Sphinx. Prince DHAAHcg iB a. non-
comu,ittAl ~ an oystor, although ono word
OF Ills might cliange the whole current Of tho
war, or disturb tho peace Of tho Continent.
WAilo England frots and fumes, and at evory
disaster to tho Turkish arms makes somo
now declaration or rciterntca como old QUO,
to which no one pays my attention, Ger
many holds its pence md glves no sign Of its
intention. Yet nil Europe fears tho silent
tl1plona.ist in tho Bpikctl helmet. Ills eau
tioas tactics hive boon shown by tue Yuali-
fled manner III which, he has spoken, whom
over 10 hna bcen interpcllatod by tho Opposi-
ton. 4 year ngo ho declared in tho German
par1iamcnt TINT 10 woul.l try mud localixo
tho war, II war were inevitable, but
declined To oven forshadow what Ger
many would do In case tho war extended
over a larger area, stating that Ills policy
was based upon the assumption that Russia
did not aim at conquest. 1fa expressed
some doubt whether England and Iussia
would 70 10 war, but he had ITO opinion to
express ~ to Germany. Subsequently, at
m aftertltnner speech, ho affirmed rs his
positive opinion that England would not 60
| to war, aud that, II Austriawe dragged into
It, Germany would tal1o m activo Interest iu
| tho preservation Of that Empire, but .ucan-
wlle would remain positively neutral "nnd
think twico before forcing advice upon un-
willing ears."
The Berlin correspondent Of tho London
Timer throws somo light upon the attitude
OF Germany by analyzlng tue popular feel
ina towards lussia, anl this feu!ing leads
tho writer to the opinion TINT, whilo neither
tho press noe tho people .sympathtzo witt,
N,lssia, thero Ia no desire that tho
Government shall interfere. lie finds q
desply-1ootod antipathy to Russia, growing
ont OF the events Of tho past 1fty yours. In
1850 tho Emperor NIouoI4s vetoed tho uni,
ticatlon Of Germany under Prussian auspices.
In 1870, when tho Emperor ALEXANDER
favored 1t, tho whole liussian press sidei
will, Franco. In 1876, when tho existing
complications matlo war certainty, tho Rus
alan Journals were uuraluked for tloir asl
vocacy Of pan.61ayism, even to tho extent O
uprooting German nationality In Austria
Commercial motives also combine with th
Diplomatic and political. Germany looks Il
The East As her future 1narket. Forty year
ago, Vox MolrKr, then travelling In Turkey
| wroto.
, 1877-09-10

JRnB DtAcK Is preparing a rc}o1nt3cr to
srouanroHts nrttctc on "Tho Electoral Con.
spraey" iii the last number Of tho North A'ncr-
lean Ktrtep. This washlng Of dirty linen lit pub
liz ought to stop on tho right side Of dcccncy.
JERE IsLAcK ought not to take of too mncl,
clothing for the purpose, however eoinmcn4abls
It may be In itsuf.
, 1877-09-10

An italian has published l,ihtory o. tho
United Suites III which lie .ltscourscs clio E"n[y
Of tho great philosopher LAKE, VII" 'lrat'ei tho
Constitution Ut tho CRro1inaA; OF llouC.tr1.,
witt, disputed 80 fanously with Ills rIvat Co1ToH,
Of Massachusetts,; Of Mr.. QUAcQuaRi, vl,o,
under tho leadership Of PESx, niadc tct,e.
.nent in PENNSYLVANIA; Of DAVID JEFFERSON,
author OF tho Declaration Of Independence; Of
II. Dosouott, who Raiuc'i rictory over n Brit
ISL iecs; of battle fought "upon hill rallied
Lun.ly'a Lanc;'' Of VAnH HAMPTON: Of JAck.
SON, who defended " tho walls of New orlcans" /"
nVaInst british storntng party; OF WIrhk
Buchanan, Wicksbrrg, San Mountain, the ba.tlo
Of Savage vnl1cy,--kuown 10 US as the Wilder.
Sand many moro names celebrated In ILL.,.
, 1877-09-10

The widows Of BRIGHAM YouNa propose to
taxc Ills place III tho Church, and change tho
uplno 10 the MoFe-t1,an religion.
, 1877-09-10

And SPENCER Is 1oaang around tho grocery.
storu Of Canadian village, telling how he Used
to run Statu Savings Institution for tho bal.
barIans OF Chicago.
, 1877-09-10

Tho Austrian Government Is golnE to oneottr.
ngc uys.cr- growing: or, In other woFls, golug
In for Austria culture.
, 1877-09-10

The march Of the CAMERON men In Pcnnsyf.
vanta is not in quito 30 good ti1nc as 1t Used
In In.
, 1877-09-10

Klcytcker'a Theatre.
Madison street bctwecn State aud DeAfbosn' Ea'
earrm.nt Of Edwin booth. "11tm1ct." Mesdasnes
ion, Price, Marble, etc.i Mcssn. Booth. Whstlock.
Hamilton, Pearson. etc.
, 1877-09-10

Cotton's Orcrn-ftnu*e.
Monroe street, between State nud Dearborn. First
cla.a olIo. ''1hc Fool Of the Family"
, 1877-09-10

XHC1rh1 TEC0ffE.
h{euror sfYeet, corner Of Dearborn. acouh or Inc
rlatns," Texaa Jack. 1ig Duckshot. Donald Mckay.
, 1877-09-10

Clark street, opposite Sherman House. ffaFeFlys
n,zclp Mcssrs. Aid iynan. lty Carter. MorAn+ etc
, 1877-09-10

Itou1ry's Tlentrc.
Randolph ftrcct. between Clhtk and LaSA1l6' Eu'
esyclcnt Ut Lnwrcncc tlarFett. "fatrhc1icu." Mca-
danes Cunuea., Dakcr. etc. ;tesrs. narretts oScl,
1'rcc. etc.
, 1877-09-10

Exro.1tInn tinflh1nHs
Michigan avcnuc. opposite Adamp street. 1atef'
Etu,e 1njup,tt4. Expedition. Day and evening.