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The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

Presbyterian chnrch. He reached the pa
triarchal age of four-score.
PENINSULAR NEWS.
DELAWARE.
Georgetown wants good dancing mas
tor.
Only three dogs were sold at the dog sale
at Seaiord.
The Sussex Journal has entered on Its
1lth volume. 49,.
Agricultural Fairs are all the rage down
the Peninsula.
Marsh & Brown, of Wyoming, have so far
dried forty tons of fruit.
A new church is to be erected at Milton
It will cost about 5000.
The Methodists of Milford held their
Quarterly Meeting yesterday.
General A. T. A. Torbert, of Milford, will
sail for Europe on Wednesday.
Dover and Milford each want an agricul-
tural society and an annual fair.
The attendance at the MiddletowA Fair
promises to be greater than usual.
Asbury c. Pepper, prominent citizen of
Sussex County. died on Thursday last.
The Sentinel says the mosquitoes are
worse In Kent County than they have been
for years.
On Thursday afternoon last the barn of
Omer franklin, near Harrington, was des-
troyed by fire.
Lemuel Draper, Esq, highly respected
citizen of Milford, died on Monday last in
the 9th year of his age.
Agents from Boston commission houses
are at Frederick buying sweet potatoes at
s. 50 and $500 per barrel.
The Democrats of Kent are displeased at
the appointment of Mr.. Raughley as Clerk
of the Peace, 90 says the Peninsular News.
AhlLANDs
The Elktoa band is to have new uniforms.
Business throughout the Peninsula is re-
viving.
The NJ. E. Church at Ridgeley is nearly
finished.
Millington, In Kenton county, is fast i'm
proving. rr
Ducks are making their appearance along
the Chesapeake.
The State election will t,ke place on the
9Th of November.
The post>ofice at Elkton is to be removed
to the Wing building.
The basket manufacturing company at
Cambridge has failed.
A six months old Elkton pullet laid two
eggs recently in one day.
A North East hotel keeper has sued q
minister of that town for slsnder.
An unknown tramp died in the street ef
Chesapeake City on Thursday last.
The steamer Cyrus Smith was burnt on
the Chesapeake on Wednesday last.
The blind stagge-s prevails ameng the
horses In Somerset.
The State and County tax In Caroline
County. this year, is s1.l0H on the one
dollar.
Hon. O. Hammond, c. b. Gibson and J.
B. Seth are delegates from Talbot county to
the Maryland State Convention.
Mr.. z. E. Ewing, formerly editor of the
Cecil Whig is now located in Topeka,
Kansas, and in the grocery business.
The people at the seaside are anxious to
see the Somerset and Worcester Railroad
extended their way. This road Is to be sold
At public sale ts>morrow.
The Rev. J. W. Hammersley Of the NJ
Z. Church, Kent Island, is carrying on the
greatest religious revival that has beeI
known in that place ior nifty years.
A boy named Charles Peacock, of Elkton
was nearly dro Ened las. Sunday week In,
Wing says, Boys should Keep away from
such places ON the Sabbath" just as 1
there Is no more danger of being drownes
on auotber day beside The saoba.n.
Wonderful discovery You can reduc
your gas bills from 80 to 40 per cent. b.
consulting L. P. Blair, SO7 Market.
A letter dated Marlborough House
Raleigh, n. c., ssys:-''I have used Dr
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
Warranted for Five Years.
sCAUTION! /!

All persons are cautioned not to make,
deal in or use, any sewing ma-'hines which
sew with our needle, and max the elastic
stitch, or that have the new patent self feed
attachment, unless the same are purchased
from this Company, or their agents or H.
ware OF worthless limitations and unscrup-
ulous parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements. &C.. and buy only the ma
chine manufactured by as.
1.-The wonder Is how SO good q machine
can be sold at 80 low price'"@(Giobe.
w, have the machine and consider II
frs, .class in every respect."-tTranscript.
christian Index, N. Y.
"rhe machine arrived safely. We are
more tnan pleased with II IL dnes all you
claim for 1t and more. We shall call The
attention OF our readers to it."-[st. Louis
Christian. ,t
"a thoroughly resi- onsible Company
prompt In all their dealings. and one that
| we commend TO cur readers'-IAge, N, Y
| Sample machines with table and tread!e
| forwarded " any part Of the world on re-
ceiptof -t . -
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
! Special terms and extra Inducements tc
maj. and female agents, store keepers, etc
| county Hgats given to smart sgeuts free
Samples ot sewing, descriptive circular,
| con ntafniDg terms, testimonials, engraviDgl
etc, sent. free. "A IL money sent IN post
Office money orders, drafts, or by express
ore p rfectly secure. Safe delive. y OF ou
goods guaranteed. ..E. =
| All orders, communications, etc., mus
| b. add essed TO the .i,''."
PEERLEss AANEFACTCRlNG CO.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. gT'a '.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
CHEkIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of q writ Of Levari Facias, to
medireeted, will be expos ed to public sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel, 8il shipey street.
kept by George w. Ortlin. In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on I .sa
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October, 1877.
B. at 2 o'clock p. M,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
yHEKIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of q writ of Levari Facias to
lme directed, will be'exposed to Pubic Sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel, SAL Shipley street.
kept by Heo. w. Ortlip, In the City of Will
smfhgton, New Castle County. Delaware,
on GuA"" "" Na
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
cHER1FF's SALE. Ii ~

By virtue Of writ OF Leyar, E.o;.
me directed. will ne expostd ~ naelaS. na "
sale at the Lafayette Holei S4I sh 10 PIubI
kept by George w. Ort ip. IL, in n,l 81. pey t.
Wilmington, New Castle County fe is,c cl!y'
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

steps inserted. ....
At the Mission Woolen Mills, San Fran.
cisco, where, but few years ago, toul
hundred Cinnamon and only two girls wers
employed, there are now one hundred and
seventy girls, seventy men, twenty boys
and one hundred Cinnamon. Work is also
given to one hundred women, to be done a
their homes.
NJ. Theirs small stature was often ridi
culed- Que day he was walking up th,
Champs Elysees two ladies, who wished tt
get good view of him, approached, ant
one of them exclaimed, "How little be is.
"Yes, madam" replied NJ. Theirs, turninI
around, "bul am somewhat bigger at
distance"
An old woman named Mary Slaughte
recently died in Shelby County, O., ate
lingering for week in an uuconsciou
stase, and to all appearance dead. Prepare
tion had been made for her funeral, whe
IT was discovered after the arrival of th
hearse that she was still alive. She was q
terward taken to Stringtown for burial, an
warmth was then found to have returne
to the body. She was kept some tim
longer, till modification ensued, and the
inferred.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.

s3sr ~ rait Ts9.- ---!
, 1877-12-22

In tho report Of the Superintendent Of
the Illinois h Michigan Canal attention IL
calad 10 tho damnge to tie caual resulting
from tho operation Of tbs OGDEN md
WExrwoRrn ditch, and Tho necessity which
exists for tho removal Of tint loug-ssau.1ing
nuisance. It appears that the remedial
measures adopted by tho city authorities
have been detsiment 10 the canal. and that
tie deposits Of mid from the discl. and tho
broakages iu tie banks l,ave already cost
tie Slate more than $75.O0. It is an essnl,-
lishel fact that the ditch il costly Nuisance,
the abatement OF which shonld he under
taken without tae1ay by tho Canal Commits
siOncrs.
, 1877-12-22
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %. 1877.
CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY.

Tho Chicago produce markets. wero moderately
actlso yesterday, md somewhat irregular. Mess
pork closed 7Mc per bsl Iowcr. ut FL. 59..sdt
II. 10 for Jnnuary and 311. S7fGh1l.Ro for Fcbrn-
nyy. Lard cloacd shade cntcr, At 81 al. 1T
forJanuary and 81. s017 .H..t for February. Meats
were Easy. At 4i&c TOT boxed shoulders aud So. 90
per 400 lbs for do hhort ribs Whisky wns enscr,
atel. O501. on per Gnllnn Flour Was quiet Wheat
closed &c higher, at 81. 0as for December mud
81. .0nsi for January. Corn closed b!<c higher,
at 45,sc cash and 42.sc for January. Oats closed
steady, at a4ic cash and 25c for January. Hyc waa
unchanged, at 50c. Hurley closed ai11c lover, ut
L7he spot and lHc tor January. ll0ea wcse tln1,
and &c lower closing weak at 81. 0o1+. 10. Castle
wore In light demand And unchanged. Sales wese
at 81. 6lQt4. Or Sheep ruled s.cndy. at ST.
o.. u. Inspected Into stnru tu this city ycster.
daY mornings: 1iS cars wheat, 81 cars corn, II
cars oats. cars rye, Is cars barley, Total, 2Aa
cars, or 100. 900 bu. Ono hundred dollars In gold
wopid buy S1u.. 1o In grecnbucks at the clone.
, 1877-12-22
GEN. GRANT ON SILVER,

PRESIDENT NaANT oppo4au tile oct OF Feb,
l3. 1876. In which all previous lava concern
inn the reunlatinn nf Tho mint warn roreo,,-
ILL ..as,.1a.a ...,.,.., =, -.
"0ss" "o1 ''ss"D"' ~ '1.a"essaa 'ao s'st os
co1ns 10 oe tncfeotteF cosncu the allver dol"
lar was omitted, thus abolishinK TINT coin,
That law. as Il passed the EIousa of 1anrc.
.o,,.o,,vu. 80. ..u. .., .,t.
'A.'"' - ~. "ea "e''s esa 4'~'' cAsep1 "
9ts tA4e' aha tno 1act relating 10 the dlscon-
tinuance OF tha silver dollar wa9 not known
excsps 10 The few in and mt of Conpras. ,rh,
,vo.a T., tl,o vo,..t rr,,. D-,.,,1..s A.,
"''o ~ .1e as~e'' i.eA'aou' a'a not
Rno" OF 1he ma1sef' though 1t u probable
Secretary BOUTWELL, did. Eight months
, 1877-12-22

It now looks III though tie Republican
members Of the County Donrl will bo nblo
10 agrce upon earditintes for tho various
county officers who will not subject them TO
tho suspicion Of forming another Ring, or
yielding to tho dictation Of ono or two unit
men for tho purpose Of maintaining their
majority in the Board. Tho agreement Is
said to have been reached by the mutual
concession Of Commissioners Sporronp and
TApoa, tho latter dropping his favori.e,
A{uIHnxAD, on the condition that tho former
would givo up AlcGnATm. The concession
was proper on both rides, rs personal pref
erences should not be permitted to interfere
with tho public good, aud tho result Is
especially gratifying AZ 1t ia aaid to have led
led to NIL agreement toappoint 5lr. TauspELz.,
the Superintendent OF the Relief and Aid 80.
cioty, to the position of County Agent. Mr.
TnusDEl1. Is tho mnn Of nil others for the
place. It was under his supervision that the
great fire.fuud was distributed no iudiclous-
ly. There Is no man in Chicago who
knows SO well how to discriminate between
the deserving poor md the dead.bcats Ills
personal integrity Is abose all suspicion, md
.hore will 10 no connivauce with contractors
NO long o. llo passes upon tho quality and
weight Of supplies; he will bo ablo to save
thousands Of dollars D year to tho county NJ
long as ho shall serve tho public In this Gu
pacity. Tho selection Of 1IinAA DAnpkR for
County Attorney will also be satisfactory,
as ho Ii admitted 10 be m able lawyer anl
L. T. T.,
, 1877-12-22

lay mp for yourselves treasures In 1frnven,
whcra neither moth nor rust doth corrupt
and where thiovcs do not hreak through nor
steal; for where your treasure is thero will
your heart b. atao"?
It Is evident that The Rev. A1r. Fnorn1vo.
HAMs heart is whore tho treasure of the
shylocks }a, notwithstanding that "God's
revenue Is better than ailver or gold.1 Nev-
crtltefcss, does It not occur to htfn that he Is
commissioned to preach tho Gospel in the
intercsta OF sinful men. aud not financial
cssaya In tho lnicrosls Of bont1-
holders aud distresa-warrant holders !,
that, while lo is seeking to fur.
thcr tho selfish aud greedy designs
Of the eharps by proatituting tho pulpit to
sloir purposes, tho highways aud hywaya
ara filed with crowds Of suffering. sinful,
and dying men and women; that, while he
stands up III tho sacred 1eak and pleads with
all his might tho causa Of greedy, rapnoious
t.strcre tl,ora ara tue poor who want help,
tho suTering who want consolation, tho
wcak who want strengthening, tho careless
who want admonitiou, tho reckless who
want warning, md the sinful, whose con-
aoiences might be awakened with The clio.
quence which he utitlzes in the intercst OF
those who are striving to 1nnko money scarce
mud dear in order 10 fleece their tlebtors7
It " eati spectacle, this Of n n1inistor Of
the Gospel becoming the tnouth.picce Of
usnrera, seeking to further their avaricions
scloncs under cover Of the ministerial
cloak. aud t|aaphomouaty calling upon Gon,
, 1877-12-22

Popular demonstrations In tha interest of
the silver dollar are taking place In various
larss oi the West, md tho intense earncst-
ness OF the people in this matter il shown
by tho invariably large attendance called out
aud tho strong speeches delivered antl rcso-
lutions adopted Meetings at Princeton,
ILL.,, aud Toledo, O., are reported In tho ds.
pAtches this morning whereat the emphatic
demand Of tho people WAS expressed In a
manner that will compel attention and 70.
ENccf
, 1877-12-22

which brought that gentleman into nn-
tional notice was deliberately planned
and executed with the purpose Of
solitlifying the Democracy Of soutl, Carolina
for tile campaign Of 1876, and TINS to nvcrt
the danger TINT Gov. CHANnERr4A1s's poru-
iarity might secure his denomination BY hoth
Tue Republican and Democratic State Con-
ventions. How we'll the plan succeeded is
now matter of history the details Of its
inception aud execution are yet to be sup
al
, 1877-12-22

Tho Darclay street catastrophe in New
York City did not unfold It's tr,,o proportions
yesterday. Az is generally the case during
tie first day after ca|a1nity Of
this kind, tho search for tie dead wna
ill-organized and unsuccessful. beyond
fnmbIiug around among loose bricks and
haudling superficial de6ris over md over,
the worklnen, who wero watched all day by
thousands upon thousands Of anxious and
curious people, did nothing at alt. Two
extra victims, overwhelmed during a
casual passage through tho dsndly
thoronghfaro, were picked up at day
light, but uo corpses woro brought out
Of the r1'ins. Tho Coroner thinks there
would DO few. II npy. fund. but 1t liz almost
inconceisnb'o TINT tho demolition Of build.
ing 30 sudden at to ingulf running newshoy
in front OF 1t would hold out better fate
to all Of 200 people coopad within its crnn..
bling willis, aud Immediately surrounded
with pillows Of the most furious flame. The
disaster IL now known tn hayo hal its origin
somewhere else tltan in the boiler, rs tho
steam apparatus Of tho factory Is found to
bo Htill intact
, 1877-12-22

APOLLO C0MMASnEtlY, No. L. KS1a!iTs TEN.
inaIery are rr1cstcl 10 rcnde AtyMn, fully
caured tns t-atnn,ay, morning. It y ne'psx shatl,
Henry tisrhe'd. ~ snccia! train 10 syeuktxsn Every
oi1less /. c11ccted to he prrsrnt ~ ";:ss rrnmet
A,y'nn by :taxs, e. e dc@t ot t!saso Sar:,xsslesn
striving at WAnkcyan at ll:l1 1:rtlsntng. viii raye
NaMkrEan n 743 p. m.. arriving A depot In this city
conveyed ID Asyunl; Menher. u othcr coinnanierie.
Gnurtcnfsy ilfltel 10 1nln With ~ NrGrf Of
tic Commander. j. X. UuALDl. Rccurder,
WILLIAM n. WARREN LODGE. NO. 7no. A. F.
A.. M.-Thr Twcnty.Ard Annual Communication Of
This Lodge VIII hs he At hull - 70 - sionIoe.at.
tnh tatn.day, evening II 10 otock tor the cicrto1
imsnrtsnt tus!nrss. E.crr rrs.tent .nerlhcr II re-
Questet to be prrhvnt. IlY order If tho i.odGe
j. H. DUNLOP, secretary.
, 1877-12-22
Greonbacks at tho New York Stock Ex.
change yesterday closed at 074.

President HAYES and party were hnnt1-
aomcly entertained last evening in New York
City 4. m informal reception rendered by
tho Union League Club. No addresses were
made, the occasion being rather Of social
than poiitica} character.
, 1877-12-22
TNIuUNE ls1sASCIE OFFICES

TnE CHirAno TRinrNE haa established branch ofntes
for t~ receipt Of subncrtnttons and Advertisements
foiluwA:
NEW YoRK-Room 10 Tribune BUILDING, r. T. Sic.
Fanny. SfRnxeef.
nAS FNASC1sLo Cs1.-ralace Hotel. cHARLKs
n. EokTnrr. Manager.
PARIS. Francc-So IL flue de II Grange. .1lstcllerc
II, MAulEH, Agent,
LONDtIN. Eng.-Amertcsn Exchange. 44o Strand.
HENRY F. ulLLlu, Agent.
, 1877-12-22

NAo3fAnos has once moro succumbel to
tho inevitable. lie has ordered Tint nil
prosecutions agalust editors, publishors, aud
nowsboys, for alleged iufrae.ions Of the
pross laws since May 10, bo dismissed.
Thcre are got soue hopes for tho liberty Of
the pTcgs i1 Franco.
, 1877-12-22

The peace party in Constantiuople begins
to assumo magnitude which must Of neces-
sity command astoutlon. They propose to
introduce in Parliament resolution Of a
paciticatory paturo. with the hope Of aecur.
ing an armistico. whereby tho tarms OF r,oa co
can bo arranged in clear atmosphere.
, 1877-12-22
A morEY.cnANoEH IN THE TEMPLE.

4 M0NEY-CHAN9ER IN The TEMPLE
The Eastern Silylocksare apparently s,,lai.
diziug every agenoy and opposing It 10 silver.
money. Not content with insidiously gaining
over somo OF the religious weekliea, which,
from their credulity and ignorance Of fiscal
afTairs, havo frequently bccome advocates OF
wildcat schemes bnscd on fa1th alone, It
would seom that these sharps now have de-
signs Upon tho Eastern pulpit, mud propose,
nrtiicially, to enhance tho value OF The dol
lar, exact from thcir debtors moro than they
agreed to pay, and to swindle tho people for
tho beue1t Of financial pawnbrokers, by
cunning perversions Of Bcrlptural texts, nntl
by tho influence Of that spiritual authority
which pertains, not to tho relations between
debtor and creditor, but To tho rola-
tions botwoon man and his Gop,--uot
to tho FoRT Silver bill. bnt to the
come one, but 1t is difllenlt to avoid
1t After Eending SERMON Upon tho
"BLAxD bill, delivered at tho First Unita-
rian Church In buffalo, by tho Rev. FRED-
rH,ox FnoTu1aonAB, on Sunday Inst. Tho
entire aitcousse Of the reverend speaker was
devoted to abuse Of this righteous bill, and
in 1t he rehearsea the stale arguments Of
creditor aha1ps. The arguments Of the
FaoTn1sonAM's frothy sermon have boon re-
futod and knocked to pieces over and over
again; but the manner Of a1r. FnoTu1xa-
Ham is discrodltablo to minister OF the
Gospel, diacrcditabla to the pulpit in which
he preached, lscredtable to tho house of
GoD In which le seryos as 3 representative
Of the Most High. We print the following
extracts from this so.cailcd t.sormon" az
pertinent illustrations, not only Of Ito un-
faisness aud absun1lty Of tho man, but also
Of tho low aud even dlsgraceful plane tint
minister may reach when he lends himself to
worldly interests Of money-chaugsrs, aud
forgess the aanotity of the place in which he
stands:
1t Ia picture Of robbery, pieturo Of rascattty,
picture ot corruption, making Of evcrY tlaatpe
who ayatts hIlnsesf Of tho uusloly Opportunity
created By shia bill thief. Ali 10 not thIs = so1-
rowu PURPOSE 10 which to put 10 fair and 10 uohto
metal ~ sIlyers l hare scen It devoted to tho
creating OF statuos Of tho great and good.
have known II nscd 10 portray Tho conception at
art. Who Of W il not familiar with It ~ a recox.
Altton OF public service and an oppression at
private aGsctlont Every day 1t IL uaed IA tho
mcans ol rorttnytnX tho features of thosa nsur
NUT dear. btt It now ls brought trfase III u
vehicle OF dlshonor; dishonor private: dt4aoaoe
bay ws not we'll err, Awnks, arm Of t4e
t.0rd! Awake, o Church OF tho Itvtux (lud {
Awake. every ons who loves his countryi Awake.
ali who caro- for honesty and trnth. Cry atoud.
Denounce tho trtachcIons intqulty. Call upon
your legislators and Jous senators 10 lay aside
thetr selfish squabbea and sot themselves 10 save
ann% thtfF country. TheN. MhAn thlh ininuftw II
, 1877-12-22

Tho Republicans Of tho Senate ars getting
ready 10 give Hamburg buTlxH's Antecedeuts
thorough aisiug. They propose to show
that thu uassac1s Of colored Republicans
, 1877-12-22

Randolph street.. between Clark snd LasAl1e.
Engagement OF the ilcsp EnRsh Opera Troupe.
Afternoon. ''nohctnfaa Gill;" Evening". 'T,.s
Chimes Of Normandy"
, 1877-12-22
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Co1Iseutn Novelty Thentre.
Clark street. opposite Court lIouse. 'Dask Work
, 1877-12-22

Mt. WxNpxLL PRlLLlPa and Mr. E. l.. P1KkcB
arc both leeturing about the lAte CuAxLxs
suAsSR, and cuslously enough hare referred to
the same incident Of hla college career, hut gir-
, 1877-12-22

The President Is said to havo rocently ex-
rrcssed quito freely his views with refer
enco 10 the trAna-coutineutal rnflronl de-
mnndcd by the South. OF course he favors
tho project, md is disposed to encourage It
in every legitimate way, but ho il not favor
ably Inclined toward tho proposition to loan
tle credit OF the Government TO pay for
building tho road. lie thinks Tint II It ia
needed it should aud will be built by private
capital. and he prefers to wait and scs what
lie prospects aro Of tho construction
OF q Southern line to the Pacific coast before
committing himself 10 any scheme which
contcmplates guarantee Of bonds by tho
Government. It ia 10 DO presumed TINT tho
President would sign bill that did not con-
tain t'lis Objectionable feature, hut It Ia
quite certain that ho is not so enthusiastic
in his friendship for the Texas Pacific bond
subsidy scheme as tho friends Of TINT meas
ufe hal expected lie would be.
, 1877-12-22

smlte thosa who differ will, tho eoltlites, be-
catlss, having abolislled He'll long aince,
there Is no oterslnl limbo to which lie ca,,
corsign those who aro In favor Of restoring
silver ~ a 1ega1-tentler.
--.---.-..-
ARE Silver DOLLARS LE0AL-TENDER7
s*' S Hi 1rs :,s1 ''s; o
TX .ss + ssss &c
@'*"ef !" 'o"f paper '"nF' very re'9eftiD 4 :.,,.
Kfser dollars af AMI RraIns fcaaItentr to anr
amnuf. & Il .foea nut Eepnrn lcEht uhactfnerts to
maka them stc. Ttrra Il act OF Consrcaa In exist.
dnptivua aIlvcr da1s If Tho trRaltrder quAll.
~ The art 1t 1874 ealird the Dsmonetl1nK act did
n's strictly demn"essta rrer. nr .akn awaY tho eHA
tender quality ftofn aflvcF .toars tun and IN
atcncs IL merely euak Away fen;n tho uints tho alt.
thoty rnsn scf dollars and u thrrn aru rrry few
OF them to he ad tho effect Of the act Is 10 practically
dcn'nuze srtr hfncn Tho minor coin* that II. thoaa
under Il. lcaxittnter ontY tor dcbta of 10 and
pntftr.-.T. Lpuis NshHt1tcar. isfh.
In ane scnae it Is ycrY surprising tllnt 10 wcti
infurmcd d journal m The st. Louis Reputse-
TN coukl fn'l into such nn error. II docs not
seem to flayc got Into tho tlca1 Of that papcr
that tho lctnonctfzsng sillatny was pcrpctratcd
In two !nstAlln,cnts, aA 1t bases It's opinion On
what was doue Ia tho act OF Feb IL, 1873, which
stopped tho cotnlng Of silver dollars. Tho
statute reylscrs put In tho Nutshtug touches
which killed "the dolar OF tho da,ldtcs." We
NJ" ~ s"e at.s''so" W ~ tuo 14eao'sean ~ ehap
Oh os'' e'''S'' P1se - " '"c nessca statulcs'
aipf"'ea 'a"e to's' " "n'e" fsaus' me
."ss, e'.* " "e on"e' 't""s SUM- DO regal
1en"es " ,,'es .o'','',.a sa,ue Aof my amonht
.r. .r". o1sseA Nv" uoa.a 80. o., a3 ote pas.he1
ny Piese.."& 1ett'"' s''."'' 'ea',s' Inc eo'a
so'''s VI s"e o"NeN otasss 1"a.t 10 leRa'.
's"aet , :, !" ~ pa'1"e"e' ~, u tae'f nonhhM
'atuo' WV 4"e "'@. eostl"'' 1e't1sts
."o ''s"t.l"e' po"s' w. " et'ci eo'''s 10 "7eu uol"
n1o' s"u '.o "sAt 'ot"""s aoet'oh .oaAea t'lc
"leke'e a'ht coPpc9' esartonneE LOT twen'T'hVe
eent" @ III a',} Gus pa5'noft' t"e aet Of fch. IL
to..'' 1''lp.s otuptcu LUG eo,aasc ot 1he shFcf
oo"a', "'tnoas ueI.a.'hk ~ oenohet'zcu' u
p1ofiies III cue. ''aio tnat "the s1!Fer eo!ns OF
."o u"te" aea'es saa1' 10 q tsa"eae'Aas, hasI-
uoltas or "'tf-cen1 p'ece, q qnaftef-dol'ar or
t"chtI'a'ctent p'eec' o'tne or tcsl'ccnt piece,
anu tne "e'eht ot tae tfaue'aoliar Bnal! oe
4so grains tfoY' tho Weight OF itle halftIol!ar
, 1877-12-22
Ul1r Gtfl,a,,1e.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

rY MAIt--rN ADvANcK-rpsTAGE PREPAID.
f1ttIT Edifnf one FtAt.
]Ara n1 yrsr. per mnnth. .................. fOO
tundAy Edtton: Literary Ana ielIEl0us u.n
I'nult fheet. XXX
FntnrtAy thtipn. Twelve pt3e*. .s..........-. EAM
Jft.H fsEIf hhf 3eAF.s
Para Of seAF. rer r1o1th.. 4au
wEEkLT EDITION, POSTPAID.
One cnrr, PR ytAs. .nt
Alttb u ss"s.*' 0.oU
sErcneh cories rent tree.
tise Iott-Ufsce address 10 fnll Including stste and
County. ..
Kcntsnees 'nsY he rnsd- either bv draft. rxrlta*
Fort order or IN rr9tserrd lettert Al our risk
TERMS TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
Dsf1y delivered. RundaY rsrertcd. - ccnts week
Is1y, delivered, tunt1y fntinHrh, rtrts rer WEEK.
Address THE Tl;tRuNE GOSfPASr,
terntr Madison aud bcAthosn.vts.. Chcae1 III.
0rdcs for thA delivery At rHE TnnrxE 1t EsAnston'
EnRItweod md tY1c rark left n tho eouutnk'rooIn
Will ltfctst nTIlnri AttcnIInn.