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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-19
AUCTION SALES.
isy Harrison e. O'NeaI. Auctioneers.
GTEAMER FO2 SALE BY PUBLIC
II Auction

STEAMER For SALE BY PUBLIC
~ AUCTION.
=, Under authority of decree Of the Corporation
Court Of Alexandria city; Va. in the suit of
Bayles and others against F. E. Corbett and 9TH
ers defendants. passed at the Aprilerm, 1877, the
undersigned, rs administrator of S. w. Over.
TONS estate, will Offer on SATURDAY, April
2o' 1911; at II o'clock r. M, by public auction,
At tho ship yarl lower end Of Union street, in
the city Of iAlieXsndris, Va. the following do
scribed STEAM Err VIRGINIA, together with
lot Of cabin furniture rope, wheelbsrrows,
anchors, and other articles. This steamer has
q fine boiler and double engine, almost new, and
i'll good working order: The hull of the steamer
wants some repairs. She was built and is adapt
Oh to the creek and river trade and is of 81 tons
burthen, with stern wheel.
Terms Of sale Of steamer: One-hslf cash Oh
day OF sale ! the remainder in six months from
date Of sale. with nogotiAbie note and lien re-
tanned on steamer. Tie other articles cash on
dsy Of sale. r. T. LUCAS,
ap Its Administrator.
Ey r. A. kerby, Aucfioneer.
7 Under AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
" Of the Corporation Court Of the city of
AleSandria. in the suit Of Southern Protection
ed al It's April term, 1871. the unders gned COM
missioner will sell By public auction, at the from
Of tho market building. on Royal street., Alex
nTdria. on SATURDAY. the 18th day of May,
1877, the following described property, to wit:
"a LOT OF GROUND in the city of Alexan-
drs' bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning on
the west side CT Alfred street. at the north corner
Of W. II. Muir's line. 1T feet 10 inches from
the intersection OF Alfred and Queen streets, and
running thence norlhwardly AID fronting Oh
Alfred street ~ feet inches, and extending
Westwardiy from Alfred street towards Patrick
street 20 feet more or less, with all tho Appur-
tensnces thereto belonging"
Terms Of sale Cash.
CHARLES +. STUART,
hp l3-jts Commissioner Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-19
HARDWARE FOR TBE NfkE
MERCHANT IRA De

Ia ;. ERCHANT TRADE,
in great variety and low prices.
Cali and axarnine our Builders hardware,
'rsbln md Pocket Cutlery, Scissors shears,
Spoon, Meal and Flour SnIvrs, Coffee Mile,
Hors. Cards. Curry C1nbs Carpenter, and
Garden Tools Hog Wring0rs and Hings, Tr"@ca
and other articles suited 10 the season, wholesale
and retail! i. T. CREIGuTON IL SOE,
nplS IS King ST., cor. E"ya
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-19

LIQUOR DEALERS MEETING.--Thc liquor
dealers held another meeting at llarow's Hall,
last night, with L. f. Downham in the chair
and Alexander McBurncy secretary.
The printed copies Of the rcso lut0Ds adopted
at the previous meeting we're issued to those
present, to be forwarded By them to dealers 10
other cities Of the State.
Several projects in regard to The defeat Of
the punch law we're talked over Informally
but no action was taken.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBAB1LlT1Es.-Wa War Depart
olent Office fthe Chief Signal OBiee', VASE
noton, D. g., April 10. lS77-lu:"o a. n:
For the Middle States cloudy. weather ana ram
will continue, with increasing nortnoo ,,;.S ~
southeast winds, falling barometer anu s''sn'
changes in TEMPERATURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-19

RAILROAD CoNFERENCE. -CoOurl Thomas
Il. Sharp, Messrs ". &. Quincy, Il. NJ Cole
and l.. X. Hyudman Of the Baltimore aud
Oho Railroad; Mr.. s. Spencer, Supe!ihttn'
dent Of the Virginia Midland Railroad; hlr. /.
w. RaukiD. OF New York, and Mo:sra 1. I.
Barry aud Peabody, Of Ci0clnnall, passenger
agents representing through routes. had a c1p
ference at the Queen City Hotel, Cumberland,
on Tuesday, for the purpose Of Arranging ne
ures for the spring schedule CT The trunk lines.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
ONE CENT.
As,s,ss sesssssts.

TheOpera House WaS lest night well filed
BY very respectable sudiepce. We arc
informed that the entertainment yas AEON
plete success financially. 2 sAg' $
Nwould be difficult 10 dnd fault with the
presentation Of the tragedy. Nj, Nc Dopough
ss the leading performer, was distinguish-
able tor his perfect elocution and hlS fer.
vid and emotional passion without rant;
like Simson Of Moorland, he was nrey and
destructive IN power, but In the softer
scenes bis gentle, wooiug manner, breathed
the softness Of An Atlas Dell. - .
Mr.. Roberts, % 1ago, WAS careful and
corrfct In his rendition Of the character and
every inch . william. That he presented
"honest Iago" In Ill his moral defornity,
was proven by the remark of gentle young
miss Of sixteen, whom whom we overheard
saying, 20. mamma, what . bad man that
is; how I would like to beat him.
The actingof Mr.. Walcot was faultless,
and fully up to theconceptiou Of tho author,
who makes Cassio . debonnaire soldier,
recklrss of life, money and morals. w.
His sweet and amiAble wife as Desdemo-
mia, WAS full of pathos and gentle love,
some of the SCIENCES In which she ssservated
her innocencs. were thrillingly pathetic. 4
She looked In dress and manner the ch arm.
ing Venetian damsel, whose love was sS
fervent as the rays Of the AdriAtic sun, and
RS pure as the rain drops which pattared
upon the roof of St. Marks. It was genu-
inc pleasure to witness the treatment Of the
roll of Lesdemonis. We cannot but accord
commentator to the energy, vivid acting
and careful reading of Mr.. Do Costa. ~
The other actors with two exceptions,
did well, and these We win not name. The
piece was elegantly dressed by Mr.. Van-
horn of Philadelphia, and In all ito parts,
including the orchestra, bore the cir ofa
first class performance.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
st. Mary's T. n. B. Soetety.

The first puplic meeting of st. Mary's
Temperan.e 9 Society, took place last even-
ing at the Institute Hsll, which was filed
to repletiop by an, appreciattye audispce.-
The members of the Society numbering 400,
who had previously paradsd through tho
streets to the hall, presented an admirable
appearance In their new regslia and many
econiums were passed upon them. The
programe ofthc evening consisted of excel.
lent speeches on temperance, from Messrs.
Of % The Whole 'us wa. aser
sprinkled by some choice selections of
music by the band, and the proceedipgs
terminated in the most gratifying manner.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
Inn .o'BYRNE,
SHERIFES SALES.
|ERIFF'S SALE.

ERIFF's SALE.
virtue ofa writ Of Levari Facias to me
kcted. will be exposed TO public sales at
1 Iaiayette Hotel, 811 Shipley street,
nv GeOrge w. Ortip. in the Oityi OF
mington, New Castle Co.; Delaware on
WEDNESDAY, May,sth, 1877. d q
at q o'clock p, M. Is'| III ~
following described Real Estate. viz:
i III At certain lot or piece of land with
"a story brick house thereon erected,
Iate in the city of Wilmington, bound
nd desrrlbed as follows, to wits. Begin
at a point on the northerly side of
kis street at the distance Of els feet
{erly from the easterly side OF Head
et' thence .northerly. and parallel to
III street u feet to the sOutherly side OF
rec feet Wide alley, thence along the
side of said alley westerly IL feet to
Ipasi erly side OF another 3 feet wide alley
ging from the fl, st mentioned into ,Ap-
|street, thence along said side of said
" leading into -Appte- street southerly
Het to The Aforesaid nOrtherly side o.
b,e str eet, and thence Herewith easter
a t, ct TO the place of beginning, be the
fents what they may, with free use OF
rs :etc. ..s,.
SONY OF Jam es F. Brennan and Sarah
fis wife and /. t., and to be sold by
i w." ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff.
kiff's Office. New Castle April q, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
State 'Nssss.

John r. Cameron has been elected sexton
of the NJ. E. Church of Smyrna, vice Chas.
B. Archer. Tbe position Is worth about
$500. ~ 5'.@ P5&lln G17'i
Both of the parties to the horrible mur-
der In Wilmington, Rhodes, the criminal,
and. Temple, the, victim, were. raised in
Smyrna.
Mrs. Dr., McKown sent the Smyrna
Times curiosity in the way of hen-egp,
the product of Partridge Cochin fowl.
It weighs six ounces and measures 81 by
~ inches. A goose couldn't do much
better. t'' ,' 1s3.t 9ts tha. d. L
The improvements In the Baptist Church
in Dover, are nearly completed, f7s2r 7f''
Three or four families in Milton, Sus-
sex county, or ten persons In oil, have
taken Horace Greeley's advice and gone
West. ''''
Court met in Dover on Monday last.
The criminal business promises to be brief, !.
but there are eightY-four civil cases on tho
list. .a '..,Hf....s. .t...
A flock of so broad bill diver duck were !.
caught in the seine ofa Port Penn fisherman,
last week. - 800.
Cedar Beach, near Milford, Is to have .
new hotel. It is to be built by Mrs. Warren,
who SO long catered for the public at the
old one. '.''s
Coroner Rose of this city has appointed
James G. Townsend, Of Townsend, deputy
coroner, for alltthe lower part Of New Castle
county. . .,.,3t .,, !.
Among the applicants for the vacancy for
Delaware in the Naval Academy, at An
napolis, are Marion Green, Lewis Shakes
pesre, and John H. Klingler, three Dover
boys. u.,,.. ....-. .,r,.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
FOREIGN
THE POSITION OF RouNANIA.

THE POSITION OF RoUNANIA.
BuoHAREET, April 26.-The session o.
the Roumanian Parliament was opened to.
day. Prince Charles, in bis address to the
deputies said that as the Powers had de-
clined to guarantee the neutrality Of Rou
manian territory or to assiat Roumanta in &C
doing. the principally must rely upon her
self to prevent her territory from beisg made
the seat of war: ,..
Prince Charles has an army Of thirty-six
thousand men, which he will head in per-
THE RUSSIANS IN ASIA MINOR. ..
LONDON, April 98.-The Russian Army
of Caucasia, under the Grand Duke Mich
ael. has crossed the frontier into Asia Minor,
near Batoum. ''
ARAoE FOR THE DoRUpsHA,
LONDON, April 25.-A Reuter- telegram
from Bucharest reports that not shot was
fred after 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The greater part ofthe Russian troops are
moving in the direction Of Bolgrad to ap.
parently secure . passage through tho Dob.
rudsha. g&tN~.gL N-.% r-.N.| .s'
DIPLOMATIC MOVEMENTS. Z
The London press Is unanimous in its
condemnation Of the Cars manifesto, es>
pecially stress being laid upon Ito omission
Of assurances against ANNEXATION Of terri-
tory.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
apl0llt
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

The parties having failed to come forth
according to cop tract, l will open my Mu.
scum and Ice Cream Garden, Nos. N7 and
700 west Fourth street to the public on Sat
nr1ay the 9th day of May. There Ia large
addition being sdded to the Museum ard
clnas erder for the reception OF visitors. 1t
Will be found the most pleasant and cool
family resort In the city. A stage IL also
being erected lbr band Of muSic In the
aprN " WIN. Il. CHADWICK.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

NToTICE.-To ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS AGAINST NEW CASTLE
COUNTY-William Herbert, County Treas
and Carpenter, Collectors, No. 6l8 Marx OF
street, on TUESDAY, May l, 1877, from 10 to
IL o'clock q. M, for the purpose Of paying
all bills passed at the March session Of the
Levy Court; also appropriations made to
Sunday schools.
I WILLIAM HERBERT,
apl0l1t County Treasurer.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

. if ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. o.
(! WASHINGTON, April 26.-The appoint
ment of Edw. Mcpherson, of Pennsylvania
to be Superintendent of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, can be officially an
nsunced. 81. sl.. NEE. D.f ... . .,..
I - NO OFFICIAL NOTICE OF WAR, a.I.
Z At the Department Of State no oficia
notification from the United States Charg'
d'Affaires at St. Petersburg of the commeic
ment Of hostilities has yet been received
but l. hourly expected. .a4ls.,as
I FIRE IN INDIANA
I. C1NsINNAT1, Ohio, April. 26.-A fire q
Loogootee, Indiana, this morning, destroy
ed j. Ackerman's hotel and stable, togethe
with fifteen horses. Loss, $4,000. Tel
dwellings were also burned. Loss, $I2, 900
FIRE At MAIDEN MASS.
BOSTON, April 2e.-A. W. Keith's bo,
factory, at Maiden, was burned yesterday
Loss, $4,000. Nq.5. n. ..5 t
nr BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, April ga scene of the great.
est excitement prevailed in the Board o.
Trade to-day owing to tho war news
Wheat opened at $1.70, an1 In less than five
minutes 1t advanced to $3.50. The excite
ment at this rose to. q tremendous pitch.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
. NEW YORK, April 96.-Upon the opening
of the doors of the Produce Exchange
yesterday morning, great excitement wst
preceptible among the members. The wal
news from Europe gave strong impulse ID
the corn and wheat markets. m' Jg
THE REORGANIZATION or THE TREASURY
NEW YORK, April 2e.- The reorgsniza'
tion of the Treasury Department promises
to be more general than has been anticipa'
ted. United States Treasurer Wyman will
be succeeded by Mr.. Gildllan, now the
Deputy. Messrs. Ella, Fifth Auditor; Tabor
Fourth Auditor; and Mahop, First Auditor,
are to be superseded by appointments from
the Southern and Central States. q Iowa,
which has Carpenter as First Comptroller
McCrary, Secretary of War; Kssson, Min.
lister to Spain; and Williams, Commissioner
Of tho Land Office, is to be cut down in the
Bureau officers; -". r'' -
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

The most important Of the military move
ments reported is the occupation by q
Russian force Of 5000, on Tuesday, the
s5th, Of the railway bridge at Barbaschl.
This bridge crosses the river Sereth, which
flows into tho Danube, its possession IL =
matter of Importance. b
LONDON, April 28.-A despatch from
Alexandris says: ut Is reported that the
Khedlye will send the Sultan IL, 900 men,"
! q ReuMAN1A D8oLA4Bs WAR. X
PARIS, April 26.-The Russian. Telegraph
ic Agency announces that to-day (Thurs-
day. the Roumsnia Parliament will de.
clare war against Turkey. s,
Z s TURKISH VESSELS.
All Turkish vessels Will be embarked by
Russia from the lot of May. .t a
TURKISH TROOPS.
CoNsTANr1NoPLs. April 26.-The
Turkish troops are reported to have
occupied Kalafat. - q F E 3
I 1NsuRREoTIoN At HYDRA.
ATHENS, April 26-The inhabitants Of the
Greek island Hydra have refssed to obey
the law calling out the extraordinary
reserve. The conscript lists were destroyed,
and the telegraph connecting the island
with Athens was also destroyed.
MANIFEsTe READ IN THE URuRcHEs.
ST, PETERSBURG, April 26-The Imperial
manifesto was read in all the churchet of
the Empire. It was very enthusiastically
received. ..-
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
ap17-myl
Buried.

NEWARK, NJ, April 25.-James Dolan,
lsborer employed on the new reservoir,
was buried alive, yesterday afternoon, BY
the caving In IAN embankment. He was
at work at the bottom Of the reservoir and
close to the side, when large mass of fearth
rolled down into the opening. His compan-
ions escaped. Dolan, who was old and fee
BILE, was killed almost instantly. 90 g
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
AWNINGS,

rR W. Birnie, Sail Maker, No. IL Eas.
Water street Wilmington, Delaware, is now
prepared to replace all those awnings
blown down In the last September gale,
a. well az those gone since, will be replaced
stecd the test. OF years. Prices 10 corres-
pond with the times.
Opl0. m H.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
Notice to DeltnQssns Waees. Re~e ers.

Notice to DeltsQssns Waeer 6ewters.
|. The time having expired for the payment
Of water rents for the year 1877, notice is
hereby given, that unless they are paid, or
some provision made for their payment, on
or before the tenth day of May next, then,
on and after that date, tho Ferrules Of all
delinquent water renters will be drawn and
the supply cut of.
ap17.my1 Register.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
Temperance

Another large meeting was held last
evening in the City Hall. The meetings arc
still conducted by the Moral SuAsion Club,
who are nightly drawing many TO their
rank. Last night at least ono hundred
!psrsons signed the pledge.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
TWssev0l.

Yesterday sfternoon, about i've O'Clock,
Gotlieb Gugeler, who was foung dead IN his
bed on Sunday morning last, was buried
In the Wilmington and Brandywine Ceme~
terry. His remains we're laying ct Mr.. Fox's
Office, Sixth and Shipley streets during the
afternoon and were visited by many persons.
The cofiu was plain walnut one, with
silver plated mounting. The body was
dressed in plain black suit, with white
shirt and black necktie. Mr.. Miller, his
former employer, his supposed cousin, and
two Of his friends acted as the pail bear-
ers. Hu tl t.H l..a
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

NOTlOE.-Paris M. Mitchell. Carpenter
IN and Builder, has REMOVED from 5l7
Orange street, to shop No. 7l5 6hipley st.,
Wilmington, Del. Jobbing In the city or
country promptly attended to, at moderate
rates. Residence,
m3O-1m 405 JEFFERSON ST.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
FER1FFS SALE.

[ERIFF's SALE.
Virtue Of q writ of Levari Facias to me
'Ieu, VIII be exposed y public sale. at
lafayette Hotel, 84l Sbipley street,
W ueorge w. Ortlip, In the city oi
u'ngton, New Castle county, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, May 9th, 1877,
at 2o'clock p. M,
oe following described Real Estate
~ that certain lot or piece of land with
.wo story frame houses thereon erected
~ ,o 10 the city Of Wilmington, bounded
described as follows, to wit: Begin
w tne southerly side Of o 50 feet wide
y lsid out parallel with and at o dis
.ta. " 10y feet northerly from the north
sue OF Lobdell street. and opening inc
= ealu 81 and Clsymont streets at the dis
VI w feet 8 Inches easterly from the
Eny s!ue OF Heald street, thence sout h.
parallel with Head street rs feet to Q
~, Tai, tnence casterly and parallel with
(.eii street 80 feet 6 inches to corner,
III aortherly parallel with Heald street
81 70 tne aforesaid side Of said so feet
street, and thence thereby westerly
inches to the place of beginning,
contents thereof what they may,
as9 Of the alley, etc,
u and taken IN execution as the
y OF James I, Brennan and Sarah q.
= ard :, T., and to be- sold By III
~. !, ISAAC CRU HB, Sheriff. v
v@cs New Castls, April q, '1S77.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
Dsssetsts.v.

Great achievements in Dentistry, full
set Of teeth In three hours. Teeth that took
the prize at the Vienna Exposition, 45,
IS, SO, per oct. Filing teeth specialty.
DR.. ]. W. etoughton, Ne l122 vins
street, Philadelphia. ApE1x1I
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
. -. DOWNING's a.
ESTAURANTAxD SAMPLE ROOMS

COR. SIXTH AND MARKET SITS,
Best wines and liquors always, on han d.
Good billiard tables and shuffle board At.
tached to the saloon. Largest and finest
oysters In the city served up in every style
Meals ut all hours. Call and zee me.
j1Qtf IifM. 2s w. q. DOWNING.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

NIOTICE.-ao TO Wilson 4 Halls new
IN Store, No. 5O7 Mark ct street, and buy
your Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes. Our motto is
quick sales and low profits.
m80-3m WILSON 4 HALL.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
lERIFF's SALE,

ERIFF's SALE. ,.- "'a'4r.
y virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
directed will be exposed to- public sale
ne Lafayette Hotel, S41 Shipley street,
by George w. 0rtlip in the city OF
mlngton, New Castle county, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, May Q, 1877,
at 2o'clock p. m,
1e following described Real Estate. viz
mat certain lot or piece Of land with
70 story frame house thereon erected,
ave In the city of Wilmington aforesaid
nde0 and describedas follows, to wit:
innlng on The southerly side of a 50
VIDE street, (laid out parallel with and
Hisiance OF !O feet nOrtherly from the
hetly SIDE OF Lobdell, street and Open.
Heald and Claymont streets) at the
ance Ol " leet sasterly from the cas- or.
9e M OF Heald street. thence southerly and
ilel win Head street rs feet t. o corner
" easterly and parallel with Lobdell
v i3 10 leet 10 the westerly side of u 2 IL
wlue alley. thence norlherly along said
sue parallel with HealA street, 2, feet
10 aloresaid side Of said of said 50 feet
s.Ieet, thence thereby westerly l5feef
~ ao place Of beginning, be the contents
''' "1ia' they may, With use Of alley
lSei and taken in execution as the
Gaty Q, James F. Brennap and Sarak
us Vile and I. t.. and 10 De sold by
.,n,, lsAAC0RUBB, sheriff
~ vince, New Castle, April 81, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

LOOK OUT For CHEAP SHoEs-At M
Clancy's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, In Second, the cheapest
place In the city. Shoes either ready~made
or made to order. -.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

NOTICE.
Having purchased the latest improved
apparatus for administering fresh ga,
daily, will continue to use the same for
the painless extraction of teeth. Sets of
teeth at prices to suit all.
! s'iF DIR. GosLIN,
apr1Stf 7O7 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
NOTICES.

NIOTICE-Joshus Marls, Attorney-at
~ Law. ! as removed to office N. VIC
Sixth and Shipley street.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-02
Our Male School.

In consequence of failing health Rev. b. G..
Clifford was compelled to give up the Male
School of This town at the end of the last Session,
in consequence of which the school has been
closed for some weeks.
The Trustees have now prevailed on Major
Townsend to resume the duties Of Principal of
the School, which he rendered SO acccptably to
the citizens for many years previous to his be-
ing admitted to the practice of law. Rather
than have the school closed Maj. Townsend has
consented to assume the duties of Teacher until
the Trustees can secure competent and expert
enccd Principal-at any rate for one session. -
Of his fitness and ability it is needless for us to
speak, for he is acknowledged to be one of the
best disciplinarians and Teachers in the country,
and we hope parents and guardians will embrace
the opportunity to place their sons AMI wards
under him.
AS will be seen by his card in the Times, the
Major will continue tile practice of his Pr
fession. y
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-02

BeD~ The Proprietors Of the Spartanburg
Herald have reduced its size, onc-eighth and its
price one-fourth. The reduction in size we think
a good move, but, unless the Herald enjoys q
larger circulation and advertising patronage
than most country papers we think the Proprie-
tors will find themselves losers by the change
However, 1t is none of our business, and we only
wish oil concerned may live long and prosper
Mr.. James l.. Sims, Of Charleston q practical
Prinfer, has purchased one-tbird interest in
the Herald. This change will do more for the
prosperity Of the Herald than the reduction in
price. Every paper should be owned, in whole
OF "a part, by an industrious competent practi-
cal printer, to whom the whole management of
the practical business affairs should be entrusted.
Long may the Herald and its proprietors waite
the banner of sounl Democracy.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-02
Going to the suprsma court.

WAsuINGTos, February 2l.-A prominent
New York Democrat has just Informed your cor
respondent that Mr.. Tilden, though very guard
ed in his expressions, is sverse to the policy of
delay, and believes that the appeal of the Demo
cratic party from the tribunal to the country
should be taken in another form. 80
He intimated that some time In May ~ Til
den would test the Supreme Court on tho ques-
ton Of jurisdictios in. the matter Of QUO war
rante directed TO Hayes, in order to put the en-
tire court on record, as the Eve Judges In the
-tsisssal have Observation-Disclosures
cides to take Jurisdiction, the next stop viii Be
o proceeding TO cite Hayes to show cause why
he shouldshot vacate the Presidential office,
which, il sustained by the court, would omen q
case for the introduction Of evid ,nce In Mort,
TO take an appeal from the tribunal toIAIle full
bench Of the court. u
This appeal llinvolve construction by the
court Of the ELECTORAL bill and will raise the
question whsiser the decision to exclude evil
dence was in ptoper construction Of the bill it.
self and Of tho Constitution. The case, in any
or all Of iis ssfgss, viii plaAs -sae-q Question Of
snstaiats1s ofTeVafsing the action of tho tribu-
nal fa.rly>seforc the full Bench Of the Supreme
Court.