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VI WAsHNaroN, March 9, Am.
y u, anley Matthews says he has not
leo o. indirectly. in person or by proxy,
SCI bargain in behalf of President
recognize Nichols, as he has been
1T, in Democratic and Independent
IB stheWs moreover says he has NO
he re Of any such bargain, and that
tais q any authority whatever to make
co fox Mr.. Hayes, and that be would
ray could and could not If he would
~ bargains attributed TO him.
~ Is quite disturbed that his name
m lth' used in connection with the ru-
erel pmprOmise.
q Yening's Star repeats with in
I anphasia its announcement Of yes.
sSs sSs Isl President Grant will not under
. 4 Substances make any change in
but viii turn over to his success
KI. M aiiss quo intact.
rdis vi, President Grant stated in his
aE lsT. stsn and published on or about
Il q enth Of January last, that when
If came to recognize the Louisiana
atsa lteS asnment, IL must be the one pre-
q BY Governor Packard.
' orbacks published in the New
MT rald Of yesterday and the Tribune
dre without any foundation what
rba sh Of these papers have opposed
ha Irg, abliean party in Louisiana, and
s p lsh almost anything that may be
i. T. d By Nichols friends. To pnt the
y 1t yond controversy, have to-day
] be led . large number of Repub-
RT. and out of Congress, including
49, Horton, sherman, Howes Cam
pa adleigh, MCMILLAN, 0glesby,
!. Mrs I, haife and Ingalls. and Representa-
ate asld. Monroe, Banks, Phillips,
,i0 ,,iO Dsnnison, and they all agree
y 81 accgnition By q Republican ad-
ien Of any other government in
Kr, than that Of Governor Packard's
- aui Of the question.
lin ly adhere TO the doctrine laid
~ President Grant in his letter last
that whom any government is
:. ID Louialana It must be Gov
as E1'a.
l IN Howe adheras TO the statanent
Hh ms. and which / reported in
Prv Immediately AFTER bis return
Orleans. q few weeks ago. that
sokard's title % the Office he
rYd s and perfset-as good, to Rss
llrhed Senator'S own language,
witch tha Governor Of Wiacon-
his eeat.
Idea the prominent 8epublicaue q
e. ,s;d. - here, and can not End one
eot favor the Immediate rscog-
a.. t5rnor Packard.
ines me- ~ hepnblioaa here who
ollo' pretsntions, but can not
sSs,r 4en after 8 nost dillsent search
Capitol and hotels
. al expression nmong Rspnb-
q lu ihxoF q the recognition 81
- akard.
-ES 1ll1' propalitions arc not even
asro' except ip ultra Democratic
aro haa made slow progress 10 tha
Republicans and lAw and
1sS Ny outpembor The llihasters
. q al lba lastsr have beaa able
- ns hours time to-day ID dlIas
WAC however ne hniehna IN
goIt sll usit1s.
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The Chicago 1sS6ans's Washington cor
respondent writes:
Kt has been Informally agreed By ieading
Republicans that the oath Of Office ahali be
administered by Chsei Justice Waite Il the
White House On Sunday, March 4, - noon,
IN the presence Of few Witnesses. This
programme may be changed, but It has
been approved BY Hayes, Grant. Chief
Justice Waite, and the RepRhlieah Ohio
C0rEF
Alarr rsmenls have been made 70 haQs
8 laz fo1te Is EeEuIaf troops heso So I'ai,
tttEl8 lr ne r sltfsn esltnc1Ies
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The win Of the Isse william 2
Was Originally S aseansnl nnd6 S s
innotiea With another
Iavof of EAe eshfe h1s|tt
81 BIZ h
o.
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Governor Penn and Mr.. Roberts called
subsequently, and the President confirmed
his previously expressed views. In the
course of this oonversation the President
had represented the interests OF the Nicholis
government with great wisdom and pru-
denoe.
How viii this Eead ten days hence when
Packard is sustained apd the Nichells aiiaiE
wiped outs
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The warlike edict of the Odd Fellows
caucus, pronounced through Mr.. Kidd, Of
jackson parish. has led the authorities to
search the books for precedents. The fol-
lowing correspondence explains itself:
Hon George B. johnson. Auditor:
SR-I perceive in the public prints =
resolution adopted by the so called Nichols
Legislature, declaring that under no cir
cumstances will the people of this State
pay tribute TO any but Nicholls' tax col
lectors, and that any attempt 10 eather
taxes by other authority will not only prove
ab0rtive, but lead to blOodshed aud war.
IL is part of the history Of the State that
almost similar resolutions were adopted bY
the sOcalled MeEneFy Legislature during
the hrst year of my predecessors adminiE.
tration, and were backed mp BY raRulanlp
organized tax resisting organizations. WI
yoa please inform me for public infor1na-
ally collected chat year. and what proper
ton the collections bore to the tax c01lec-
S. B. PACKARD.
His Rxoelleney Governor s B. Packard,
SER--In reply to your inquiry Of this date
l have the hen0r TO inform you that, by the
records of this Office, it appears that the
total amount Of revenue from ali SOURCES
collected during the year 1873 was e3,5l4-
00g, while the collections during the year
1877 aggregated y, ,37l 200. Il must, how
ever, be borne in mind that the revenues If
1873 were based upon the assessment 0f
vS2e, ,666 600, ct rate Of taxation Of four
teen and 3 half mills on the dollar, while
thoee for the year 1872 were based en- an a.
Gessment Of $3.50, ,594 600. and at the rate %
twenty-one and . half mills on the dollar.
showing pr0pOrti0nately muoh larger end
closer collection Of taxes during the wear
1873. Very respectfully,
6. B. JOHNSON, Auditor
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INrEnasr1ac 10 TRAyEtRns. Double
daily passenger trains aill terun ossr the
G1.at Iaetson roaie ksu Sunday asEt. ne
forrla
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They Request the Withdrawal of Troops
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The President Peremptorily Refused
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rAFr's DENUNCIArIoN
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tinSe to impede the counting Of the cleo
toral vota, tl1s Senate, with the kepuo-
iioRng and alHti idlibusters Of the House, will
complete the count and declare Hayes and
Wheeler elscted President and Vice PresA-
dent respectively, If by tomorrow night
buster, the Senate will on Saturday
morning notify the House Of its
readiness to meet it in joint convention. II
NO anewer is returned within reasonable
time, the Senate will proceed without invl-
tati0n to the hall Of the House. when, II
they are denied admission, or It the House
declines to continue, they will return TO
their chamber and proceed to complete the
count.
You will see by the regular reports of the
proceedings, as by your specials, that the
insurgsnt wing of the Democratic party
has introduced bulldOEing into our national
Capitol D. d. c.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC WITNESS
WHAT THE STAR SAYS
No Change in Grants Louisiana
fOncys
THE SOUTHERN QUESTION LEFT TO
HAYES.
PLOTS OF DESPERATE DEMOCRATIC
ADVENTURES.
SILENCE ABOUT THE CABINET
HAYES MAKES NO PLEDGES
THE FLIIBUsTERs ATWORK
The Commercial Cities Say, Quit
MISERABLE FAILURE OF THE MARPLOTS
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PENN AND BURKE

THEIR VISIT TO THE WHITE HOUSE
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GROSSLY M1sREPREsENTED
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GENERAL AuGua WILL KEEP THE PEACE

Gov PAOKARDs PROMPT RECOGNITION
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AN ACT OF BAsEsT TREACHERY
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THE PRESIDENTS PURPOSES
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IiIibusters to be Thanked
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orE WILL BE COUNTED
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ING AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL

. be- New OFleaas RsgabIIeaB.
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Democratic special correspondents in
Washington are in high feather since Burke
has been reinforced BY Penn and Pinchbaek.
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HAYES MAKES NO PLEDGES
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From the Madison Journal, February q.
One day last week, while the steamer
Kate Dickson was lying ct Miliken'a Bend !,
quarrel took place between Nike Gal
lagher, the mate, and one of the deck
hands, and the deck hand was shot BY Gal.
lagher, resulting in the death of the deck-
hand. Gallagher afterwards took the yawl
of the Dickson and made his escape.
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aNArE PROGRAMME
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC WITNESS

SILENCE ABOUT TIE CABINET
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POLITICAL NOTES.

General Nichols is still engaged dis
tributing his autographs among the State
officers.
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Sehnl
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HOURS TIME WASTED
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROfULA has been the bane. and as 1t
were, the curse of mankind, Moses, In the
18th chapter of Levitieus, lays down yery
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had II been onsid 1,ed then
that person known to be infected with it
would not be allowed Il :nlx with society
The Je-s regarded II as divine inf1iction
and l,e..eved there was no cure for 1t. 1t
was then the sins ofa youth or a diviation
from the paths Of virtue were punished q
long as life lasted. Asprily in our day.
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of MAJ ure furnishes
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter
ror by the use OF the eSAMAkIr MS ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, anC the victim OF
scrofula, Ulcers, Sores. Pin pies, Blotches,
litter, ETC., can be restored 70 son nd health
in a few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
of the dark ages We are well aware. Many
now fail TO find cure as well as they did
then, To ali such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove a happy boon
eradicating all impurities from II blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles will remove PIN
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ana powders. ROOT ANDHERB
JUICES Sl25 per bottle. Sent by express
TO any address:
DESMOND 4 CO.,
9l5 RaceStreet Fin ladephia, P
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue Of writ of Leyart Fsc,ss I,
me directed, will be exp std 10 Pnh,t,
sale. at the lafayette Hotel. sal shiny
street. Kept by George w. Ortiio in tho
CITY "t Wilmington, New Castle Couuly
Delaware. on
SATURDAY, the 9th day OF October. 1877
a, O'Clock. p. NJ,
The followiug described real estate. viz.
Al, that certain lot rr piece of land W, h
q brlck messuage thereon, lying and bal o
situated in the City of fWilmingtou. a ar. .
said, bounded and described rs follow.
tnatl ls TO Y. beginning on the line Of III
southerly side Of Eighth st., at the dista ance
OF 10 feet from The corner. formed b, li,-
intersection OF the line the westerly side
q Monroe st., With the line of tn" sou uiherit :.
side OF Eighth street thence southern
rarallel 's Monroe street LIS It. 10 me
nortnerly side Of a lively. feet wide stree,
leading from Monroe street to Adtms
street. thence westerly along said sid. OF
taia street and parallel to Eighth street a
zee, 70 a corner thence northerly parable,
centre Of the wall vidirr the bn;,s.. 'tio az,
tnis Iet rom the mouse on the lot adjoining
Eighth street and thence ,as,eriy aionm ~,
said side Of Eighth street 10 feai "a ,hss
place OF beginning, be the contents ui,hin
said bounns. What they NAV.
seized and taken in execrt;oo a. A..
properly OF William WollastOn. survino
sold by u 's' ana 10 Do
ISAAC GRUB. Sheriff
nn1e nsheriIi Office. New CAST. o.. s. is77.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
e. f. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Of Iron.

z, F, Kupkels celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron will etfectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice, dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
debility. chronic diarrhoea. disease of the
kidneys and all di,eases arising from q
disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation. fl tulence, inv ard
pies, fuiiness 0. blood 10 the head, acidity
OF the stomach. nausea heartburn disgust
for food fullness or weight in the stomach,
sore eructalions. sinking or tiuttering at
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF the
head. hurried ordifficul' oIenhing. autter-
ings at the heart, choking or suffocating
sensation when in a Lying posture dimness
of vision, dots or webs before he sight,
dull pain In the head. deficiency of pres
piration, yellowne So Of the skin and eyes,
pain in the side. back: head, chest. lin os,
etc sudden f1ush.s Of heat, burning In the
flesh. constant imaginirgs Of svilsnd great
depression ofspiri!s, Price 81 per bottle.
Beware OF couuterfeits, Do not let your
druggist palm Off some other preparation
of iron he may say Is good but six for
Kunkel's Pitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is not
sold in bulk-only III 81 hotties. 4. +, Kun
kel, Proprietor. 80. 2i9 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia Pa. Sold by all druggists,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Eactas to
me directed. will be exposed TO Public sale
at the Hotel Of Jacob Hyatt, ii the Village
of Newport, in ChrtStlana HUNDRED, New
Castle county, Del, on
FRIDAY, the ID day OF November, lS777.
at . o'c ock. P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All thar certain Messuage or Tenement
and Tract OF Land, in Mill,reek HUI, d ed
New astle county DE aware, bounded ard
described as follows. to-wit: Beginning at
All Old span sh Oak stump. corner OF
Charles NaDblank's lard, thence By said
land, according o the present position o
the magnetic needle south 81 deg. aua H.
mlu. east y chains and - links 10 stab Q
marslng the corner OF Jacob Bowlnan's
laud, thence by said Bowman land nor,h
6 deg. and Alln. east p c. aims and Sinks
10 the middle Of the public Io,d, thence
along said road by lanIs of Joshua Bar. er
and Jesse Bishop, north % deg. and As mi d.
west chains aud g. IL links. and north 70
deg. and ID min. west chains and 70 links
TO stake, markiOg the corner of Thomas
Spripger's lot, thence by the same south IS
deg and IS min. west CHAINS and Is l..
LINKS TO another corner thereof. thence by
land Of William bishop north S. deg. and
~ min. west Is chains and IL links TO q
stake n the line on Samuel Temples land.
thence by the same south So Gee, nd 80
min. west ii chains and 9: i kS 10 the
place of beginning, cont ng ~ ACRES Of
land, be the same mcrf u esq
Seized and taken a execution ag..a pro-
pert! OF John W. Lfhrh, ali ann, mis-
wife, aud I. t.s, an % b.. ao.d C.,
ISAAC CE. bB. Sheriff
sheriff's Office, New Castle. Oct. Is, ls73.
Sctl5-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
sHERIFFS SALES. :
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
at theI I1afay ette Hotel kept byGeo. w .Ortlip
HlShipley street. in the city OF Whining
ton Now Castle county. Delaware.on
SATURDAY. the 10th day of NOV. ls77,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M, f rsar .
The following described Real Estate. viz !:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. situate, living and being in the City OF
Wilmington. bounded and described a.
follows. to wit: Beginning on the westerly
side of Buttonwood street, between 6th and
9th street, at the distance OF 50 feel Fl ON the
nothwe westerly intersection OF 9th and Butt
tonwood SITS thence westerl with Samuel
FORESTS line and parallel 10 kighth street,
100 feet to q stake. thence neri herly and
parallel TO Buttonwood ST., SO # another
stake. thence easterly and parallel to 8th
street 100 feet to the said side of Busto".
wood st.. thence Herewith southerly 81 IT.
to the place Of beginning contAi "ing three
thorsand six hundred square feet of end i,
be the 10 me more or lees Book K, Vol. 5,
Page 1871, &c
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of ,,atjlds Williams, . aiministra-
trix of Samuel Williams, decd. and the said
Matilda Williams surviving mortgagor, and
'' W " " ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sheriffs ONCE, New castle, Oct ~, A. D.,
1877, oc0-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
TURKIsH LOVE OF WATER.

ATurk, writes ybaespondent from Con,
stantinople, thinks he can do nothing 80
gratsful 70 God and man o, the setting, up
pf afounhah ~ The roadside OF In tho
streets Of the city, where the wayfarer and
his animals may appease their Thirst and
bless The name Of hims Who ptovided for
their wants. Oltsn in my travels in the
interior of Turkey have halted beneath
the shade Of vide-spreading plane tree, to
slake my thirst at the limpid waters. Of q
marble fountain, and to arepose from the
noon day hsat. There i always some 'edi-
flying distich fom The Koran, that Water
is the gift Of God, blessed is he who dis
tributes it," or that Water is the source
of life and health" ETC. The Turks are
great consumers of water, and they are
good judges Of its quality and nice in what
they USE The favorite water, that is sold
at para glass in the streets, is from
Asia, either from Tchamlidja on the
mountain above Scutari, or from Karakou-
lax, some ten miles up the Bosphorus, sew
eral miles inward from Bicos. This is
brought to the landing in barrels, on
horses backs put in barges, and in this
way carried to Constantinople before day.
light Notwithstanding the length Of the
journey, it is as pure as crystal The ven-
ders cry it as ''Bowzguibi;" "As good as
ice." A pasha will drain two large COB
lets at swallow. As water is said to have
fattening properties, the large draughts
they take of it may be the cause, in part,
of the obesity to which both sexes Of the
Turks are subject. #% sE-E
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
SALE.

By virtue Of writ of ais. Levari Fsciss
to me directed, will be exposed TO FubIiC
sale, al the Latsye ,e Hotel, S4l Shipley
street. kept by Geo. W. Urtlip in the Ivy
II Wilmington, New Castle Coun'y, De :.
on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day of October, 1877
at = o'clock, P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot. or piece Of land. viii b
the three-story Hrics Dwelling lhereo
erected, lying and being sit, ated in ia
C]ty OF Wilmington, Aforesaid, bound+ c
ana described a. follows, to wit; Begin.
nihg on The westerly SHE Of King st t..
tween Chlrteenth ana Fift euth SITS. at b
corner OF iand belonging to Lewis Zeble,
thence by said side of klng st ., norLneriS
~ feet inches 10 d c"rn~r of land now, ol
formerly OF Thomas 8 Newiln, OF the CITY
Of Philadelphia, no ) ateof .nn. ylvanis
hence by ths liue Of said Newiln v este,l,
W 'ett to stak- Tue ce soutne ly and
parallel TO Kin 81 !" e>.'d y feet 5 in
TO corner of m j be ,n.!ns TO Lew
Zeb!ey. OF the City NIln. ugtp" tnence
by lihe Of saic Z,bl- ate 9, e.t +
said side Of Ki e SIR ct nd tn. ace OF
b. ming. he thu ',ntcn Is Of sa d described
land what il may.
seized and .aken il execurios as tn.
property of Alexis j. BDrrelI, and athsri
Borrell, his vile. aud I. aud 20 beSoId by
l-AA GR, BIZ sh-r,ff
Sheriff Office, New Castle. Oct. 10. 1871.
Octl5-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
NHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of writ of Levar1 Facias to
me.directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, SAL ahipley ST. eet,
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County. DEL. on
SATURDAY, the 10th of day Nov. 1877,
at 2o'clock P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate viz !:
ALI that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland
situate in the city Of Wilmington, afors
said. bounded and described as follows, tn
wit: Beginning at the distance cf s. #. and
In. from the corner formed by the inte'-
section of the westerly side OF Bnttonwood
st. with the northerly side Of 3 st tbesre
running westerly and parallel with B st.
sn feet to u stake, thence n lrtherly and par
allel with Buttonwood st. rs feet Slnches 10
another sta ke. thence easterIy and parallel
with b st. 80 II. to the westerly side of But
tonwood St., thence southeriy along Lhe said
westerly side OF Buttonw: ,od ST 26 IT. and s
in. to the place cf be, inning. be the con.
tents thereof what they may, Book O.,
Vol. s, Page 2Sl, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Gir.rd D. kollins, and Mary A.,
his wife, and tits. and to be sold by
ISAAC 9RUBB, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office. new Castle. Oct. %, 1877.
OcL22.ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
Is COFFEE WHOLESOME ,

I know it is palatable, as very few people
dislike it; but many eschew it on account
of its deleterious effects. Its odor in pre-
pairing is delicious, far more so than the
actual drinking of it. am as fond Of it as
any one, but have not taken cup in twen-
ty-fve years. It is more productive of
bile, especially to people of sedentary
habits, than any other thing that can be
drank or eaten. Indeed, the most noted
physicians protest against its use beyond .
single cup at breakfast in which proper
ton it can be taken with safety. But
where it is profusely indulged in, it is as in.
furious to health as an alcoholic stimulaut.
If one pound Of coffee should be used as to
last family of ten person for week, I see
it stated, no hurtful result would ensue.
But here it should stop. should think,
however, that by persons accustomed to
severe outdoor exercise or labor of anykind
it could, to larger extent, be taken with
safety. Children should never touch it, or
tea either, except the latter be very weak.
The old-fashioned way of making coffee is
undoubtedly the best, which is to buy the
coffee in the grain, scorch it until it is a
light brown, and grind it as it is wanted
The water should be boiling when poured
over the coffee, the pot Of course closed
tightly, and then give it another boil for
minute or two and it viii soon be suf6-
ciently clear to use.