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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before Squire Hagapy:
William j. Leonard, for cruelty to ami
mails, was dismissed.
MariCn DekJ ne, charged by Mrs. Sarah
NscC sfferty, with abusive language and as
sault by throwing brick at her, was also
dismissed.
Marion Dekype, on complaint of Hugh
McCaffcrty, charged her with entering bis
bop Sc during his absence, and taking certain
srti les he,efrom, also dismissed.
Thy following ad'i ioual cases were tried
bef, re Squire Hagary, last evening:
y aria Dikyne was sued by Hugh McCaf-
fecty for violation of the law in taking and
car. wing away goods belonging to plaintiff
srcb as carpets, oil cloths, etc. Case dis =
NIT ed.
Oven Palmer sued VIM. j. Lenhard, Tor
cruelt, 70 animals. Case dismissed.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
HAND AMPUTAIED.

Joseph Walter Woodrow, lad aged
'ninet. ca years, son Of Isauc Woodrow, re-
s'dicg at No. S23 West 9th Street, with
another young man, went cunning yester-
day afternoon on III. marches neor the
lighthouse and about 8 o'slock, while tramp
ing through the high reeds, yonng Wood,
rows gun was accidentally discharged. The
laid sentered the left hand between the
thumb ! nd index finger, passing through it
and lodging onthe opposite eide just below
tee wrist-joint. The bones of the hand
were chattered into pieces not IS large as
grains Of corn, while The bones ofthe wrist
we're also fractured, rendering the hand
useless ;Ths uhtortunate young man was
tale to the carriage factory of Mr.. J,ha'
Green, who kindly drove him to the resi-
aencc of his parents. DR.. 8. Leslie West
was C. lied In Immediately and amputated
the hand few Inches above the wrist.
Master Woodrow, bving healthy and robust
is .x pccted soon to be about again. On, .
former occasion he was shot in The finger
but the wound healed in short tim, with-
out medi1al assistant.
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FOKEIta N.
GAMBETTA SUMMONED AGAIN.

GAMBETTA SUMMONED AGAIN.
PARIS, Sept. 5-M. Gsmbetta has been
sum nontd to appear again before the
Juge d'lnstruction on the 1lth inst.
THEIRS FUNERAL.
Tie Official journal publishes decree by
President Mcmahon ordering state funeral
for II. TLicrs.
OUR NEW MINISTER TO FRANCE.
Hon. Edward F. Noyes, the recently ap-
poin ell United States Minister to France,
will present his credentials, and Hon. Elihu
Washburne his letter of recall, to President
Mcmahon at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Washburnes S numerous engageme ts
and early departure have obliged him to de-
c Inc banquet rendered him by the Amer"
leans in Paris, and also the honors intended
to be shown him by his French friends.
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DOMESTIC.
ELL, PoRT'sFUNERAL-AN IMMENSE
ATTENDANCE.

ELL. DAvENPoRT'sF T'sFUNERAL-AN IMMENSE
ATTENDANCE.
NEw YORK, Sept. 5.-The funeral of E
L. Davenport took place this morning from
Dr. Chapin's Universalist Church, and was
witnessed by an immense tbrong of people.
The remains were removed to the church at
an early hour, followed by the pall~bearers,
memb bers of the family, and friends.
Mendelsshon's "Funeral March was played
on the organ when the body entered the
church, and the whole sssemtlage rose to
receive it. The pall-bearers were Judges
DAILY and John r. Brady, George X. Good
win, Z. D. Stephens, Colonel John W. For
ury, Frank Mayo, Henry G. Jarrett, and
Aug ustine DAILY. The funeral offerings
were rich and beautiful.
Every member of the dramatic profession
in the city was present, besides many friends
from Boston.
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SfIERlEFS SALES.
ERItF'S SAL.E.

ERItFs SAHE.
virtue nf writ of venl;tioni EXPO
IA ne directed will be EXPOSED 10
n Sale at the Hote. of Henry D. Paul
Fst odessa. il St GEORGES hundred,
caste county, Del, on
MONDAY. S,p'ember 9th 1867,
O'Clock, =. NJ,
! fl ,w,ng DE- scr,bel Real Est lte viz
I,hat p,aLtativn or tt, 81 OF !at q, sll
1, AppjoUiniu.iuls huucrfd New Cas-,
Sunit. and S.si of reia"arc; bounded
N ,snI aui.l orbit by ,ht lhom Is
Ing road by the road )e e'dlnS fl''nl
bl s Bu gp to Matthew's cNner ny tht
tom my rua +" Odessa. hnh
Ind, late If jane. V. Moore; contain
Ry Ac,es and 50 p rrhes NOR, tr less,
a frame dwali' & he use, barn, anu
fimlr vtments thereon erecttd.
L. 4 lh.C To- or parcel OF | nj, slGn
Il the lllace of, dof sa. IN st. GcorGes 5
brrd New ,asLle county, and state '1
WARE; bou ,ded IN the nnr' heasC Dy
street, u ii on the southeast. soutl
an Aur,hwest by aud CT panl9i Or
D ing abOnt l5o eel in iroLt on saiu
! stree AMI extending of the same
|h about S3J f ct deep, y ltn a Two sIorS
Hing thereon erected.
|zed ard k, Ii in execution as tle p o.
\ Of Joseph v, Vaniergri-t nd 10 pe
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
(in's Office, New Castle, september l.
Se-'3 Is
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Rv yirtue of writ Of Levari Fa cias
tn me- directed, will bo eypO>td to FuDnc
sale at The Hotel of lfepr d. paulene =.
Odessa, st. Georges hundred, New Caste
county, Delaware, on
MONDAY. thu oath day Of September 1871,
at l O'CLOCK Z. M.
The following described Hesl Estate. w:
Al ,hoss two lots or pieces of land, sltu.
ate IN The village Of Odessa, county of
New castle. and slate Of Delaware houu
dei s 70 lows to wit; No. Beginning at
corner of the lards Of I ne hel's OF ~aLnut'
,CnO,n rs, dec'd., on the main street or foad :,
thence with said Thom' s land south aot2 2
n, glces, west II er"hes thence nortn Az, o;
lesr, Cs west 8 percnes. thence norm avg
Gesr es east 81 parches to the main sure
or road aforesaid, thence with me Same
sopth 4Sh degrees east perc'tS 10 IN
D ace OF Degin1iny, CONTAINING acre aho
SSnrnre . rches of land more less. r
No .. beginning at q corner for land OF
Jncob Vandergrif1, on Osbnrne street, IN
sid villpge, thence eo,th AZ degrees, cas I
~ G, ches. therce with !and, OF Lsn :,
Kog- r., esquire, north ~ degrees, east u
6,ee %, rches, tn nee south Al deArees, east
., ,. 10 perCh. s to the lands OF f. Croft d cd.
then, W tn the same south 59 degree :, W. st
53-lo perches 20 q stor e. thence north w
d,rrees west 3 70 Of a perch thence sou Il
Al d,..,ees. wet 2 $40 perches 10 me salu
nnr,h 1s% d grees. west lG Q 0 perches TO
the the pioce ~ . b ginning, con,aini. AZ scres
more or less. Book l. Vo'. I, page Ib7. &C
Se.z ii and taken execullou as tne pro
nsr1v q: m +. Lord ~ ecnrix of Jo'Fph
| b.F1, x. T,rd, % ssed and survivinE, m ,t TT
eIs1r M - Of JOSS pn !. ord and An, r. LORD
, : is IS vie m aud Joseph Alpheus LORD. Virgi'
Lord Corde ia, wife Of Co'en 3, aersIsod son
via via r T-rd. Ann Lord, Emma Lord: Eliza A
Inra dangh u Of 1he.d re Lcrd,, "es'd. l.
a son Of Joseph =. Lord. decd, syisees ess c, O
joseph A. Lord an t. v; and 70 be snld o'
| = sherif1's Office, New Castle. ssep|i' io''
| sep3 t.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
ls11GHr FIRES.

Yesterday morning abaut 10. 30 O'Clock
the ro Of the dwelling house No. 3O3 Tat
nall s rect, occupied by Lewis Cloud and
owned BY man named Leherty, was
slightly Injured by fire. 1t is supposed,
.tbs. ktaught fire from the flying sparks
'kom Stephen Dawneys Turning Mill, which
is.adjgpins, bqt an employe Of that place.
sid y at qp entesing the house, when be N
Aw w. smoke be saw . woman cooking
bv the file place on the seaond ioor, which
set the chimney on fire. This was denied
by thetsnsnts Of the house. -
,,Tkis same house was on fire some timo
500. b Il nSr E51t'. ..''.,., .,
Tie engines were prepared to leave, when
the roof of Patrick Lally's Liquor Saloon
al them; E. corner OF second and Tatnall
Stres was discovered 10 be on fire. It is
supposed that it caught from the sparks Of
The steamer which was standing at the cor
ler.
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CITY COUNCIL.

A large concourse of citizens was In at>
te ad .nce at The organization meeting Of ci!y
council, las, evening. Long before the ap~ =,
po m ed hour the lobbies and cloak rooms
the council chamber and the outer
circle of the chamber itself were crowded
with enthusiastic politicians Of both parties
o feripg words of cheer and congratulation
t the yictors' in the contest OF Tuesday.
Mr.. Johuson was called to the chair IS
President Of temporary organization. On
molten the following gentlemen were ap>
pointed ss committee 70 examine credeL>
tisls. Messrs' Baker, Windle and Town
send. ., .r quo ..' q.
Jhs egnmtttee made the proper e1amina>
ts6iA Ind returned the result as before pubs
lished. ,.l ..s,,...
Tie report being accepted Mayor William
G whiteley proceeded to qualify the newly
e!ec ed members. " .'' VIZ
IA ballot, was then taken for Clerk OF the
c, uoscil onevsnlcatwm. n. Foulk received
il votes; w. Il. Lee 5 Blank l. On
b Hot for ballet Sames James Lang re-
c:avrd IS votes Blank. These gentlemen
were then qualified and Council adjourned.
-~.>-
Mtldness conquers-snd hence It is that
u gcutle ret positive influence OF DR.. Bulls
}. b, Syrup overcomes 80 quickly the d0e
orders Of Babyhood. Price rs cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06

fyuE OF hou ssaWlLMiSGaOn ~, q ,,el.
(1NNHHsSrERN NHSr KAlLROAD---Com
Enrsday Mstia De Dec. i, 1875, Trains Will run
lows: IN IN a n. and s 3OD II
Nn'ibrg ,Nandanbarg ! As a III and 70 p n.
T. 'sp| at Wilmington 7S a m AMI IL
at I,andenberg al IL m. aud D ~
,r,rrnSs,-Tralp leaving Lan'an
IA N. witn train for Philah"l'
y ,asvInr iv Wilmington q 10 70 D.
~ ioG uir /, nniadelphia at 4. 10 III
Pqaalnrsylvan.aani alr Delaware train le''V'
landenhers at w p: III. -. =.
M ieayius Lsndenberg at ~ p. m
|Ip,annmsvlyanja n and Delaware tr*tm,|'d
,rain ean'I leaving WILMINGTON for Ph'la.
Cp. M. .,,.,,,,<,n at 52O n m
|trsin leaving fnilad ,lph'a At l5 p
y. CONNEl.L enL
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A ROAD UP SHIPKA PASS.
ETC.
TUE EASTERN WAR.
RUSSIAN REPULSE.

RUSSIAN REPULsF.
CoNsTANr1NorLE, Sept. "a despatch
received today announces that Ahmed
Pasha yesterday repulsed Russian attack
at Kadikoi, near Rustchuk. The Russians
are stated to have lost 900 men:
According TO the Intelligence from Sulei-
mau Pash's army, the Turks have obtained
still further command of the Gabovra road
to Shipka Pass. Cannopading was going
on between the hos lie b At erics In the pass.
ROAD yP snIrKA PASS.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Tines corres-
ponlent at the Shipka Pass says The Rus
SLAMS have made fine road up the pass,
which would never have been done had they
not intended 10 use it for the passage of a
large army into Roumelia when the proper
moment arrives. New bridges and other
improvements in the road are still being
made, atfording evidence that they still ad.
here 10 their original intention.
RUMoRED ADVANCE ON PLEvNA.
LONDON, Sept. "A rumor was current
here this morning Of Russian advance or
Plevna. Il may be tue, hut 1t looks like
cana'd based on General Schopelofi's cap
ture ot L0vaz. The official a, nouncemen n
of be latter opera ION, dated GorDt.
s uaent, yesterday, does not meftioI
Plevna, whereas the rumors of fighting q
P!eyna assign it on Monday.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
RAILROADS.
/ [nu1,pH1A, WILMINGTON AM
FIAppssLTTYURE RAlLAGA

nUr,pHlA WILMINGTON AMI
IAD.,in1 in1fTUR F. RAlLAGA
o]AJ June 10th. lG7:
u,,, ,eaye Wilmington al follows
,,,,, and intermediate g stail9ns, % . n ~
\ a 8 0V, 10 10, a. m. z 3o' 4~' -o'
p.m; .Ian,. and New York, 22a' SH a H.
SoIe y ~, ns,nd > i iHnttsrmsd'ate t stations 8 81
.o and Wash ngton. o6. SSs' a NJ
:5, f, 1''yl 1;,silawsre are Division leave e for J,
rssils ns ps 500, 62o. Wv, a M ~ o d
,,rg and intermediate stations D."
I'm m, ,auS : d Intermediate W stations s."
b. susrAY TRAINS;
,,nts and iptermed1&te sta'1ohs
X Ill., ln'h,a = ay and aew York, 2M III.
leipu,d leIpna and v ashiAgtOn. W y Ia.
I",t "rther % iptormation passengers ar
u i1lSutahle 10 the TIME tables posted at the de-
a.FKENNEY. supt.
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Castle County, Del, on 3
THURSDAY. the aoth day ofseptember, 1877,
at o clock. P. M,
rhc 70 lowing described Real Estate. viz
Al II at OF Ofland situat in Delaware
Mty, ke1 Lion Hundred, New Castle
a unity. and state o. Delaware, marked on
the plan Of the town aforesaid No. IL,
eituate on ths southeast side Cf McLane
street, ard beginning at the distance of 60
'eet north eastward from the ort th-east
SIDE of Fourth street, and ex xtendipg hence
scuth.edsiwaId 100 feet to Green street;
tn. ace uOrl h.. ast ward q Ong Green street
TO a point ia tn. intersectI"n OF Green and
v est 'aual street; ttenre nn,h IVES ward
al ,ns lbe we>1wa1dty de Of said Wes
lanal street to puiut in theiute'sectipn If
said + Canal and McL.ne sire t, aud
the ce sou tn Wes, ward along t G said Nc
la street about $50 feet 10 the place OF
bsgInnlD,, coutainirg - square feet, bs
III same more or less.
Sez d and taken IN execution asthe pro-
perry OF Jacob K. FetterS.. ana Sarah, his
wife, Nor eagors, kebecca Fetters, survt-
>ll.g NJ, rtg sor of hn 4n kebecca Fet-
rrs, MorLg agOrs, and the heirs of John
FeL els, DECEASED, alsd ana 20 Ce SO dbJ
ISAAC GRU72. sher #
s"nritf4s Office, New Castle, sei le'nter, !,
r., sep TO
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fULfcEh !

James Williams, for assault and battery,
was fired and rexuired to psy costs. e.,
George Staler, for violating the city or,
Adtdsmy ri allowing bis horse and wagon to
stand in ,Se STREET %. hours Without being
hltched, was fined and required to pay
c,o,s ,4 Aa.d kAi uGIge.9 /,
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HEX Ft"S SALE.

by virtue Of awrit Of leva-i Facia,
10 me directed, will be txpo.eu i0
rubic sale at the Hotel of Henry y Pau
I., e, Al ODESSA, in st. Georges l. unared,
New c. stle County, Delaware, %
MONDAY, the M'h. day ofscptcmoer, l'''7,
at 0'ciLck. T. M,
The following described Real Estate viz;
An that certain tract Gf land situut''i III
AppoquiniIaink Hundred. New Caste
County, aforesaid, aLd particularly de
kc.ibed as follows, viz: 1ag,nning at
St. Ike. in the main bronch of B'ackb!rd
Creek 0cornur for thee prem S, S au, land.
of 4, len te' e'guson, III pce wit sad iand
of said Ferguson moth o'4S', vest ~!
perches to a stat corner for land of sai
FER usOn: thence with the same norm 43..,
east i4S PEI ches 70 black OAK stump WIN
a stone in it corner tor land of s.t d Fergu-
son and heirs of I'm Weldin; thence with
land of said Wedin heirs north 3 o,2 East
,Ur 10 re chrs 10 a stake in the f0 Il lea'-
ing from Biack bird 10 NlddletoWE; IN nee
in tie middle of said rO q but on
parcheS to tn. land OF the h"lts H. M
G. nn, ,itceased; ,herce with the sr1ne
S .uthwrs;erly abnuL 81 perchcs to - s'one
c,lner flr lard OF said t,inn's hers ana
~usan Wri.ht; tHence with said WilghtS s
lard nor h 9Ao, "a, we 8 '3!7-lo pP1ch "a
Sir 1t: thence with land of GIDEON r. bar
| " Ilt l. I'biOW'IlG lll &c Cpuio "t''t 80
t,lc s, sou II TO. H0' east lt2 2.lO perchrS To
a stake suu'h Us, east Isre cbes 10 s!ore
ana ou h 40, :6. west % 4.lo peIc' es I" a
stake GA h, side Oflbe elaWare Rail oa' {;
tllanae wi h sat railroad S ~ h2P, east
/ 6pryclles to the midd1' % The rohd lun-
nj ng from Biackbrd TO the Levels; thence
wit he " iddle oi said road ahOuo l4l ~
, erches tC y sta e C rner toy janu OF WE.
lam IL, "vaus; thence north 30 10, earl
Is ) 70 per, hes and Eorlh !6o, -, at 10
D ,rche, to the mid'le of tte main bra ch
or 81 .ckOiri Cr.eK, End theare WIN tne
several cOurSes the eCfabout ~ perches 10
the place OF b einning. containing lhrte
hundred and siXt! two acres uf lal u, moe
HT tess.
seized and taker in execu ion as the pro
per,y of ANN f.. lord Exc cutris OF Joseph
a Lord, dec seh and surviving Norleagor'
Of JoS"pF, a. ORR tud Hnn g., his w it, ana
J $ pi AlIh Us Lori. Versinia 'otd, cor
de III. W fn,f ole. Ferguson, Clara, wife OF
- R,-hc Is, Victor ord, anna jIorh,
Euma ord, ! LA '.rri Eliza o d, daush
| ter OF The.!olc Lord uecease'. sou oi
+ .erh A. Lori, deceased. devisees RI Inc
sai .I..eeph, deceased, ard +. is, and TO Dc
So d by ISAAC GRuBB. Sheriff.
1877 sep3-ts
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lleIr r.-Eober' p. tones is the gu hor
ldorlrnu 'sen' FOR receiving orders for the
Aice A." Nc tVtlilg tompacy,' No l.
Rut tro, west Teeth street..
- Oh AS JORDA Tras't.
J Mi,,HhH o--OFrl"E % rHt VII
r'N COAL Gas; COMPANY.
'h- ~ M'haI GrcN, August Il, 1877
b., ton eelprs Of ,ha Wilmington Goa!
viltnu s psnV nv have this day dccl 4rc,i !,
llsx n, ", t,lfee dollh per shar- {. i III
'"un lhs, aynhls IN demand,
aug2.t, VIM. L, rAYLOH llees..rer.
au0 shipIey street.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
COMPANY c..

,0eppaSy G held their regular monthly
s1hes'tnssllss evening, at their, armory. The
regular business of the Company was trans>
acted Mr.. E. L. Rice was appointed
Qusr>er-Master Sargent, and Walter H.
Tatnall was elected Treasurer, in place of
J. Hart resigned. Tomorrow night they
meet Tor drill. ... .r 2..lr..'
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
Local Affairs.
THE CITY ELECTION.

The following Is the correct returns with
the number of votes and majority Of the
successful candidates. t@
The Vote for President OF Council
and City Treasurer.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
ONE CENT: ::

- :, t-aresfEI 4 .. -.r .
Second Ward-B. F.Townsend, y D, Robt.
H. Taylor, D. '''"'
Third Ward-Csleb Wtndle, R, *Sam'lA.
Price, D.
Fourth Ward-John G. Baker, R, Lewis
.fsyntss; D.
+ Fifth Ward Henry. Evans, R. Aaron q
Conrad, r. !, T. - 49,
Sixth ward--Joseph K. Adams; R, Hem
ry W. Downing, R. '" t
Seventh Ward-Philemms Chandler, R.. &
John Jones, R.
' Eighth Ward-Wm. B. Norton, D, Bena'
dett Hszlett, D. y; - - 7 o.ap,' sr
n Nlatk wadrd+ John Davis*, R, Edmund
C..'Kntsht, ~ u XII.
Tenth Ward-Lewis P. Lynch D, J.
Guthrie, D. ..,..r..-,,s.., !. ......,-,,.,,,..
Republicans, 10; Democrats.s Those
marked with star are the holding over
'' ~ str
!, IS - -.....----; 's o"a
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06

IyD W WTf TIE DELAWARE STATE FINE
nw I'M, NJ \RINE I sUEANCE Coup ~
he,. heH,.AWAnE CITY, DEE. Aug. 20, 1877,
Of VIZ DE meeting Of the S.ocKh0,d-
le II COMPANY at their Office, in Della
h, lS,-S' at ~ a. m Friday September
tte, NY o'dar of the executive COM
epl lit 1os' H. MIERE,
Secreta Y
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NOTICES..

trn'Ia. Mts.icR. having removed
eetS n',i y, MS Old stand, Fiftn aud Kirg
| Of W. w. stalls Nos 4j and 49, Second
o.rs ~ M,4rket. y, Honsa. would inform nis Gus.
verv r tnat ne Is ready to supplv,nm " tr
INV ptst fresh butter from Bradford
Fs y, ,uarits Wholesale and retail Also
W ciieese as chcal a. the cheapest.
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PROFESSIONAL.
IUHN UBYKNE.
Attorney and Consell@r at Law
B14 Walnut Street,
PHJLA nELPHIA.

Citizens of Delaware having law business
in Philadel pnia, or the adjoining cCunues
in PENNSYLVANIA, will have 1t pronpty
and properly attended TO, by com on ia' ics
ting with him 1"''
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
WANTS.

ANTED-Aln middle aged woN9n wants
situation as Seams trees. Apply
\ East hi d st Get. aug 6-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Ry virtue of writ of Levari Faclas. to
nj directed, will be exposed to Pubic ale
vt he the H ntel of Thomas D. Br.away, In
Delaware City, in Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle County, Del, on
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
fOP SALE AND RENT.

~ RENr-A twu-stnry dweiins. 81
WoastOn street. Inquire at SIT WASH
on street. juns II
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06

The CLOSETS contests yesterday were in
the Third, Eighth, and Ninth Wards. In
the former, Democratic dissatisfaction al
lowed the Republican candidate to slip in
by majority of 16; but in the other two
the Democrats rallied sturdiy and carried
their Council tickets by safe ,majorities.
The defeat 81 Mr. Febieer ihs she' Ninth
Ward, is an accomplishment at ,sh!chl the
Democrats are especially proud. '
The new Council will stand as follows:
President-M. L. Lichtenstein, r.
Fnst Wsrd-Thomss johnson, y r., VIM.
J.. Maxwell, D. ..... 80. =.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
BOARDING..

hkDlNG.-GoOi board for si23 pei
|weeK. at 3O5 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06

BY virtue Of writ Of leva~i Facia,
10 me directed, will be txposeu 10
rub.ic sale at the IIO:el Of Henry PAU
sr, e, At OneIsa. in st. Georges l. undred,
New {. stlc County, Delaware, %
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06
GAMBETTA SUMMONED AGAIN
RUSSIAN REPULSE NEAR RUST
CHUK.
RUMORED ADVANCE ON PLEVNA

ETC.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-06

THURSDAY. the 10th day ofseptember, 1877
at &c clock, P. M,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-08

this sole purpose, its members all Of
them men Of long established reputation
for integrity and intelligence, and with
bers of the supreme judiciary. chosen
deliberations enlightened by the research
and Che argument of able counsel, was
entitled to the fullest confidence Of the
American people. It's decisions have
been patiently awaited and accepted as
legally conclusive by the general iudg-
mcnt of the public. For the present,
opinion will widely vary as to the
wisdom of the several conclusions an
nounced by that tribunal. This is to be
anticipated in every instance where
matters of dispute are made the sub.
jcct Of arbitration under the forms of law.
Human judgment is never unerring,
and is rarely regarded as otherwise than
wrong by the unsuccessful party in the
contest. The fact that two great political
parties have in this way settled dispute,
in regard 70 which good men differ as to
the facts and the law, no less than as to
the proper course to be pursued in solving
the question in controversy. is occasion
for general rejoicing. Upon one point
there is entire unanimity in public SEN
timcnt-that conflicting claims to the
Presidency must be amcably and peace
ably adjusted, and that when so ad-
justcd, the general acquicscence of the
nation ought surely to follow. 1t has
been reserved for government Of the
people, where the right of suffrage is
universal, to give to the world the first
example in history OF great nation, il
the midst Of struggle of opposing par
ties for power, hushing its party tumults
to yield the issue of the contest to ad-
justmcnt according to the forms of law
Looking for the guidance ofthat Divine
hand by which the destinies of nations
and individuals arc shaped, | cal! upon
you, Senators, Representatives, Judges
and fellow citizens, hore and everywhere,
to unite with me in an earnest effort to
secure to our country the blessings not
only of material prosperity, but Of JUS
tice, peace and union. A union dcpen-
ing not upon the constraint of force, but
upon the loving devotion of free peo-
pie; and that all things may be so or
dcred and settled upon the best and
surcst foundations that peace and happi-
ness, 18th and justice, religion and piety
may be established among all genera
tiOns
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-08
HAYES' INAUGURAL.


The full text of President Hayes in.
augural address appears in this issue.
We are not disappointed with its utter
ances. which are confined, to general re-
marks upon the political cohdisioHof the
country. His lengthy refraik upon tie
necessity for local selfgovSrnment 30
the Southern States does not foreshafpw
any definite policy, and we must wait
uEtil some decided action is taken by
President Hayes upon specific measures
before we can fairly estimate his inten-
tions. The situations in Louisiana and
South Carolina confronts him squarely at
the threshold of his administration, and
the issue cannot be avoided. We do not
expect him TO prolong the military inter-
ference with local governments, which
has brought disgrace upon the adminis.
tration of his predecessor. But this
question must be solved at an early day,
and non-committa! attitude cannee be
maintained many weeks.