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The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
NOVEMBER 8, 1877

METALLIC CURRENCY has been
cardinal principle with the Democrat
Party since its foundation; and this wa
made memorable by Senator Benton ant
mis- compeers in the great struggle will
the Whig party, in favor of establishin,
the sub-treasury. And it now seemi
like strange thing to find any Demo
crat opposing silver as a legal-tender
We have not met Democrat who hest.
tates to declare himself in favor of gold
and silver as basis for currency and as
legal-tenders. .. H. .,.
The fear that the demonetization Of
silver will injure our government bonds
in Europe it delusiye. If it did reduce
them traction in the estimation of the
money changers and bring few of them
home it would only lead to increased
sales of wheat and corn and other pro-
ducts. Our farmers would be happy to
get good prices for their grain and would
not object for a moment to taking bonds
in payment. They are better than gold
because they carry interest all the time.
The gold grabbers are really as bad as
the salary grabbers and almost as unpop-
ular.- They destroyed the value of sill.
yer as far as they could by getting an act
through, Congress demonetizlng it; and
they now say that it has fallen in value.
Give silver the same impress and make
it legal-tender and it will equal gold in
value for all purposes as currency and
aid the banks to resume specie payment
When gold was below the par of sill
yer 1t was not demonetized; even now
silver on the Pacific coast is often at a
premium fer commercial purposes to
send to eastern countries. FL. nf .:.
1t is not likely that the government
will permit the mint to be used BY pri-
Vate parties to coin silver without proper
restraint as to limit. If the act omitq
proper guards it should be amended.
The cost of coinage when bullion is left
to be coined in large amounts should be
charged by the government. Otherwise
the mint might become an instrument of
miners and spectators in bullion. Sill
yer cannot be equal with gold when one
is iegal-tender and the other is not
when one is taken in payment for gov
eminent duties and the other is not.
Inc gold srabbers ought to be fair in
their argument. --'t-. ..
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lOHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Bv Ttrtue of a writ of Vendjtioni ~
rttas, 70 me directed, will be exposed "a
public SO lie, at the Po'eu W
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL
IN Mlddletown, in st. Georges Hundrad
New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of November. 1877
at one O'CLOCK, p. M,
the following described Real Estate. viz.
All those two tracts OF land locate1 IN @,
Seorge's Hundred, New Castle connsn p.
pelaWare, and described as follows
NO |. situate on the road leading fro,,
81, Georges to Summit Bridge, ho,,nIai ,,Jil'
Dy lands of Levi q. Clark, Jonatban =
Wllllams and others, containing ahon, 5s, n
acres OF land, with a frame WeiIino 6os,ao 1oi
gIanary, stable and outbuildines fheroosse
NO. Situate on the road leadino IN, u.
mount Pleasant TO Boyd's corner, bonn6adi 1ni
Dy lands now or late of James III. HicSna,oaessu -
Ihomas Bird. James Houston and ~ 11s, ID
hothWell containing about 76 acres of 10 ,1S
WIN frame dwelling house and stahII I
Seized and taken in execution .. -,
property of William Lore, and TO he soia ~ me h
Sherln,s ofiice, New Castle, ''Neiin'
october sd, 1877. oct97aod,,
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syHERIFF's SALE. E
- By virtue Of i writ OF Ais, sLexari Fa.
eiAls, 70 me tirseted, will be exposed ID
whsHfNGToN HOTEL,
Kept by Cloud Pearson, In the town OF
Newark, in White Clay Greek hundred,
rew oastle county, Del. on - - =
Saturday, the Oath day of Now, 1917,
M>aA2o'cIock,P ,P. M tTlTl
the following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All thai. .eeytaip Plantation or Tract OF
Land, situate In Pencader hundred, New
Castle county, Del, bounded as follows, to
wit Beginning at stone IN the public
road leading ffona GLASGOW 10 summit
Bridge, and running thence up said road
south 5 degrees east, 10 perches to q stake
IN said road; thence with said road south
81 4 degrees eaAt 90 perches 10 q stalk IN said
road, a corner for land late OF Frisby
Boulden thence with the line OF said land
south 81 degrees east 4 perehes to 2 stake;
said Borlden and land OF - clements
south IS degrees east SO $40 perches 10 a
stake, thence with said Clements land
north SgH degrees east I'll perches TO o
stake, corner for land late Of DIR. Charles
Noble; thence with said Land north 81 4
degrees west lbs $40 perches to,a stake on
the side OF the st. Georges road thence
with line of Andrew Eliason land and
land formerly OF Charles Boulden, south
eSk eugrees west ~ o 10 perches 10 a stake
In the road leading 10, the school house !;
thence north SIX degrees west 16 perches 10
q stake; thence south 8Sx degrees west II
perches to the place Of beginning, contain
Ing 50 acres and 10 perches OF land, more
Seized and taken into execution as the
property of William r. Scott, and Marga-
ret, his wife, and stephen CunninQham
terre tenant, and TO be sold by =
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
November Z, 1877. noy9eodts
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E'r.s arI.. o. |l.!sf. .s..1bs
Of estsbilshlpg the o.AFeA. 4

fAour State historian, AiaermAn FrSncf.
Vincent, has amongst his papers, the fol
lowing first grant Of land for tho purpose
Of establishing the Old Ferry In this city
30 people crossed the Christiana before
the bridge at the foot of Market street
mas, hnilt.-. thinking -it- mieht-possibly
get lost. he has handed it to us for. publ
cation. The Old Ferry House on this
sidelof the creek, was pulled down about
25 years ago. The ferry house on the
other side about 10 years ago. The
house this side, our middle aged and old
citizens win recollect was kept for many
years as hotel The father of our es-
teemed fsllow-citizens the Messrs. Nc
CAN, two of whom carry on business as
tailors, and one as q ashokemaker, and the
other as a painter) was onse the proprie-
tor. 1t stood about where the Diamond
State iron works are now erected. Here
is the grant, letter and letter, and word
for word:
"Francis. Lovelace grants small
parcel of land in Christeen kill, at Della
ware, where formerly ye Fort stood,
which lies undIsposed of, 1t lyeing near
to ye Water syde, where is convenient
place to keey Ferry for re gen'ell good
OF ye Inhabitants on that RIVER, We
wch Robt Jones doth undertake to main
tain with a sufficient Boat for re same, il
it may be granted as is recommended to
me by ye officers at Delaware for an en-
couragement to any such undertaking, as
may tende to ye publique good Know
ye with clause that .whosoever hath re
land shall uphelde ye Ferry, eri be oblig-
ed to .keepea boat for that purpose he or
they taking some reasonable satifaotion
forge ferriage, Sc. Quit rent bushels"
The patent dated Oct. ], 1869.
This Francis Lovelace, was Sir Fran
cis Lovelace, who was governor of Della
ware, New York and New Jersey. The
seat OF government was then at New
York, and Delaware was governed by a
board of magistrates at New Castle. The
Fort spoken of was Fort Christina. Mr.
Vincent win publish some other docu-
meuts in his possession from time to
time, for fear they might be lost or Iburnt
or destroyed in some other manner.
n ttt 90 - - = - 4t1'fi 1853
Mrs Hayes has a genuine liking for the
White House. old -iashioned as IL is She
took an old friend through 1t the other day.
showed him the great rooms, and exclaim.
ed "No matter what they build they'll
hnild an era ro0rna ltlr.o ,hox,.,S Su1
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR. RENT
" IN SMYRNA.--lst. A three. story
brick dwelling and store house, on Com,
1 merce street: md The large and commo-
o6ous coD,is twSo-story brick store house S. w.
Botn buildings are in first-rate order, situ
ated In the centre of the business part of
lhe toWn and can be rented at mt,derata
n aaSes, o POSSESSION OF the first house given at
day of March, next = iis'
or GEO. .W,CUMMINS,
eep|o-oGW Smyrna DaI b.
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FoURTSMo NJ STREET sE E6,lsA.,RE ,MlsA.,RkET HOUSE
Between Markat 81, NH - 81
SATURDAY N0RNTINH6h TH King Streets,
Where will be found eysrS,,,i9 ,S N
FRESH And a. I nfssGt19lHSs sG9lT Mn MmaTksf I Sif s'nt
PRODUCE, v GETAssff GhElTERsf .rs = u -
And sn,ol oBluTTER AND EGGS.
Ro Z X La ND OVPi VPiE 9i
-''' JAMES CURRAN
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue Of writ of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale
at the "t =
GIL ILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by, George Whitfield, in the city, hun.
dred and county Of New Castle, and State
OF Delaware, on , ''' u TT
Friday, the 23d day of Nov, 1877,
.,...,., at O'Clock, p. M, ,'
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain. tract and parcel of land
situate IN New Castle hundred and county,
anu State or Delaware, bounded and de.
scrloed as folloWs to wit Beginning at q
stone on the northwestern lineo of the road
leadlng inomi Hare's Corner to Red Lion
ana running thence with lands of John
bartnolomeW north l494) forty nine and a
quarter degrees west twelve and seven
tenths perches to a stone. thence sonth
(i5k) forty-ffve and one-quarter degrees
east eleven and tWO-tenths perches to stone
IN the line OF land of David w. GemmilI,
tnehce with ms land south seventeen and
one, quarter degrees east fourteen and eight
tenlns perches 70 q stone ON the north est
sloe OF the road aforesaid, thence along the
north western side of said road north forty
FOUR and one-quarter degrees east eiRhteen
perches TO the beginning, Containing one
acre and twenty seven square perciies OF
land, more or less. .94s I-I7 II - - =,
seized and taken In execution AS the
property OF Levi b. Wilson and Corfielis
sold by '-A " "e
ISAAC GRUBB, shertfr.
Sherins ONCE New Castle, - : - -.
Nov7, 1877. novseodts
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

~ NASh1NGION HOTEL. t#
Nept Dy Cloud Pearson, in the town of
rev Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of Noy,r. 1877
A. 2 O'Clock, p. M, the following descr,-
bed Real Estate, viz. II, - Neo0ii-
All that farm and tract of land. sitnatao
in Pencader hundred, New CastIe nona,s.
an state OF Delaware. and more particn1,
larly marked and bounded as foIIo,rs ~
wit Beginning for the same at stoope
aooue one perch from the road leading from
newark 10 the turnpike, and runnIne
Ihence south % degrees east 8 chains and
~ llnKs 10 a stone near the centre OF said
road rSa thence south 25x degrees east %
Insa,ns aIla snirty-nye links TO corner of
Joseph Grlff1th, and thence along his land
south " degrees east IL chains and "a linEs
70 stone thence by the same sonth . 20
degrees east 30 chains and dtwenty-fiy lin ~
10 10 seone on the south side OF the road
Iea1lng 70 Shakspear's mill; thence nv
sala ROAD south 81 degrees east II chains
ana 80 links to a stone and corner NJ Tht. ,
braoley's land thence by his land north 4
ue negrees west y chains and Al links to
Polht on the north bank OF a ditch thence
oy said ditch north 10 degrees west 3 chains
and IL links to point on said ditch and
G;orher 1or said Bradley thence north 13T
to srees et east domains and twenty-five links
20 stone thence north 86K degrees east
nSe chains and 7S links to stone ,thenca
north 2k degrees east five chains and an
inks inl7s 70 stone In line of VIM. Motherall,s
Iano NOV Homewood); thence by said
nth north s6 degrees west fifty- three cba,ns
anu u links TO the place of beginnine. cnas
tanning one hundred and sixty-five acres nf
land by survey, be the same more or less 81
Book Y ;, vol. 6, page 392, &C. VI 1853 :
Seized and taken into execution os tho
property OF William d. Cornog and SaIIy
Cornog, his wife, and t. t. and 10 bs
sold by anu W oe
ISAAC GRITRp sho.a,
Sheriff s Once, New Castle. in'
Oct. 26th, A. d., 1877. oct3o-stou, ..
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EDUCA TIONAL.
KNHE HOME Al .,..,mr-n-

TIME HOME INSrITtrru I--
ScHd6Ifnt ~ nfhEvp DAY AND BoARDIna
DREN- viii THr ~ Jung LADIES and Chill
her Io,b WI reupen on MONDAY, Septem-
tIIre With ouI alm is to combine Home elIi.
while We in I0ral and mental discipline.
branch upon thoro1l0liness in every
IanSnaees Eng H., EHl,sh, Latin. Music, Modern
Object Iss s1 Dlawlng and Oil Paintjne
beT of hosrdi hssons throughout the course. Nnm.
SUITED TO I'HE TTMESsi iSed' PRIOES
Circulars nav he oh,oi,:
stores or by calling mon aeu ", a, az the book
Principals. fon vi auoressing the
MIssEs} A. M. HOUSTON.
b: L. HOUSTON,A AR
au0o1 no 300 Delaware Ayenua
Wilmington Del
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Apaotated a Missioaazu--r,,.s po..,.
Houston, daughter of Rev, ]. L GnnH pen,,e
t;nh, tHm, VI Lnls city, has accepted the posi-
'Ud rroa ol missionary at Ning-po, China.
Htius uueI M tne FresDyterian Board of Missions
t;nS nlss i, houston, will leave for her destina-
''on III Inc course of two weeks,
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Inc army ought TO be reduced. The
people are able to project themselves
now' since the bad politicians have been
eAeiooed from the Presidential man.
sion and better and wiser influences ara
invited by its occupants. Fifteen tbon-
sano men is ample for all purposes in
time of peace.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09

lSHERIFF'Sl SALE. ........,. ~. 800
~ BY virtue bt q writ OF Leyari Facias
S 20 me aitectedi Will be exposed to Publi-
calcj at inc .N Itl+ 5GpNa-J iInH f.. .rt. .f1a
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, ,.A1 sbinIex s,-oa,
Kept by George W. Ortiip, in the civ y;
70 Wilmington, New Castle County. IIeI. =
.U ON SATURDAY, no. '.9r.
Hne z4th day 'df November, A. D.. 1877
bed al ReSI TIGEISes EStai p mthe following descri-
All that certain lot,o or I,iAne or 1a,,d
slCuate In the city OF Wilmington: Be-
ginhing at corner Of land late of Sally
Dlckinson on the westerly side or Market
ssIeSt, al a d1stance. of 243 feet from the
sVns1erly sloe or nth, thence by line OF
salq iot north 5S degrees, west1i42 feet one
men men 70 the eaaterly side of ail6 feet wide
nIey Inence by said alley side Dorthward-
~ parallel WITH Market street, 20 feel I'd n
corner OF land or Mary Goodman. thence
W line OF thai Land, eastwAfdly para llel
WIN tne line nrst described and with 10th
a%nu % 1ln StreetS, 142 feet one inch TO the
ahIoIesalu size of Market street, and thence
Ltts1eoy soutn az degrees west2O feet 70 the.
place of beginning. be the.conIHnta tleraSS
more or less. -, .olie. oiioi ooi S
Selzeo ana lakep In execution as the
montgagor of William II. Rogers nd AtarSs
@, Rogers, his wife Daniel Rogers snr.9,;
Ing executor of William III Rooars aa.sa-
1es..,rt anu WliIlam a. Lammotte, terra
sn.r,,,. -. -, = ;. 4 isAAc S eRuBB, shsrifr. >
Nov Sth. 4 4. ife@ D., ISL, S7s'ie' noysts
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THE New CHAPLAIN OF THE Horor
WASHINGTON, November s.-Tbe nono-
ei cra'lc caucus this afternoon agreed upon
tae nomination Of a Chaplain in place of
HeV' John Poisal, resigred. Dr.W. .HaI-
F'Son' OF Georgia, Southern Metbodist
was elected. n
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EOR SALE.-The very handsome hni,d-
~ ing lot on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Apply 10 c. p. JOHNS01NSe NSehee
aus3I-u. 416 Market street
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ABOUT $50 ACRES
mostly improved and productive land

IIIUStIy IIIIPEOF0u anu pTOuucIlVe Iand
The improvements consist of a FRAME
TENANT HOUSES, GRANARY and
other odtbuildings. There is also a good
apple orchard on the premises. The farm
is IN good condition. the land having been
good repair. ~. e-7-7@ o PN' Al
PERSONS wishing TO view the premises,
Will be shown the same on APPLYING tn
Lhos: Appleby, the tenant, and all Other in
N1a torination as 70 terms &c, will be given
DAN'L FARRA, Wilmington, Del,
w N. Z. LODGE, Brandywine Hid,
THOS. BIRD, ST. Georges Hid.
nov6-3taWAWtf
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Ah hand-
Il some hne toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this ONCE. febs
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SALE.
NJ BY virtue of writ OF Ais, Ieyari Fa.
Gas, TO me directed, will be exposed tc
Public Sale, at the it''7I "
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
FARM -. = ~, :. !,
For Sale. :.

-, The undersigned, a committee OF the
trustees of the Poor, ofNew Castle County,
offer at private sale, the farm known az
tne HIRES CORNER FARM, belonging
70 salq Trustees, situate in New Castle HIM.
ore1, tnear Hare's Corner rronting on the
puol1c road leading ftom Hare's Corner To
Chrlstiana, and, also, the state Road lead.
ing from Dover, containing
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
sep25-d&w

~ jackson street, between sth ana 7tb IN
plYe building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren, four on Front street near .Jacksoni
and Iot a feet front on Delaware Ayenue'
hear naffison' Apply at this office MART
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09

CHERRIES HATF IIT N 7--- n N On
- By virtue oil a writ ~ AIs x,s.a.,.1
EAPohas, =! 20 me directed, will be expose1i
70 ruolic sale, at the residence Of -, -
EDWIN H. Mo
In the city Of wiimineton. in Nen, ~, ~.
county, Delaware, on ,0'' '''''' VIC
I" "ednesday, the l4th day of NO
.., p yember, 1877, =, 80
AZ ~ ciqes, p, a. M, the following described
uo,,so,,l,1 a,ersonal Property, viz;
sisting of Beds, BedsteaSs TuhauiIture, CON
Stoves, Carpets, &c. N"rs' rabies,
Seized and taken into
property of Edwin. Hsnnmn, as the
Hannum, and TO be sold hv anu n. A.
sber,r,s n NO. ISAAC s. GRUBB, Sheriff.,
"! Nov. Isl, 1876, ro =
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09

Mrs. Hayes has genuine liking for the
White House. old-Iashioned as IL is. She
took an old friend through 1t the other day,
showed him the great rooms, and exclaim.
ed "No matter what they build. they'll
never build any more rooms like these %
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CRERIFF IS / IALE.

S AEFlFF's SALE ~. o...s @os ,
" By virtue of A. writ of Vendit,or, n
mas, to me directed. will be exnosad 10 ~ niyp
lie Sale, at the i. =, - >i' 70 Nv
RESIDEN CE Or fMILLlAMD. CoRNoo,
In Pencader Hundred. near Ne,voI n, a.,
/ New Gas tie County, Delaware, = =
- ON MONDAY, a'd % ~.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1877
-i LAT No o'cIonlt d M 4I'tIT'Ii
The following described Persona, p,o,,o,, :,
VIZ - .l1-I FL E. b.. ftIH ..-tl -
IS horses, @ cows and hnll o oa,,.o.
81 tsnoats, wagons and hay beds, 2ploughs.
other harness, forks. shovaisN snaSsS l9 an
hoes, carriages. dairy fiTtnras q c,,I,,stn stiu
tors, lot Of wheat, log wagon and eiva' nt'sis,a
M tot oi coIn. lot Or oats, household and kitch
"n sn,lna tuIni.ure; ; aorrel N are, sulky, &c.
oelzeo ana taken Into execution as the
snfd p1Tpehrsy cry OF William d. Cornog, and to be
Sheriff's Office, New Cassie oneriH'
- wv. %. .. O,k l6H. W .Inove e3tawts
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sheriff,s Go,o once, New Castle,
AS the above property will be sold on the
day named, and Is very valuable I have
thought It advisable TO extend a cordial i'm :.
vltalion TO my friends generally TO attend
Ine sale. GEO. W. KARSNER,
, 1877-05-12
FINANCIAL,

New YonE, May 1l.-Aneustua Sccley, 1nte
sccrctary Of the Goodcnough l!orse- Shoe Company.
has been declared \ voluntary bankrupt Llabl-
Itles. $l1R, 600; nsscts nominal.
Sptcfoi Nsputch 10 7as 7tt5unf.
FoNp nu Lar, WIS.,. May 11,-The liabilities OF
Mrssra. Z. H. Jones 4 I,ru., the bankrupt grocery
house, as faE a. nt prcscut Developed. amount to
ihc doors was an execution placed in Tho shcfa's
hants and cmanatln7 tEom Iii. Isobcrt H.. naser,
III. ttM. Mr. naker aIsn holds, bcsldea tho ahoyc
iiahljiiy, 4 nlortgars for $40. Q00. Tho North
western Mutual i.Ilc.InsBrancc company q Nil
ces1 have alrcaay cnm,nrilced 10 lnTocc tho prop-
erty in their hhndh. II H. nut expected that the
Mcss.s. Juncs will attempt In RESUME ut pfcscnt.
, 1877-05-12

H. ut,.u. nj r.nt,t,Ss: .a'i.:;,, II. .n,o, ~ ~.
~ Met!e!lan nlI! fvsna'.mk M .ne nntne1 , tf ~
pyng tor M t ..n hn h.
feqhlFfa maj M app,fat'ohs anI pa.ss,h s,l"' "
n "fine. atennpnhcn ~ WItten s'atemcn. a. @ =. ~
,ne Ianss ~ I'.u HseMtns "aG! y s,nhi,shcd t..n
Notiee .! nc appeatian mus pe pe. ass Nv!
.!s, ~ -. ."H III pni.s iII a. ,hntni;rr r,m.t hr mniic
io. ~ na%i mn.n nsSa ~ 1hn 9snvcrn,r
"c'"Te 1he hpp.!s !sa.un @ m :" 'n"u. ~. ~ IN
~ TIE t,t;, fnAHIMk " IL. ~, ,.,.v,, /, ,,,,.
ny. Jos!Inn b'i rsnh'o;'ma ,na nmy fa, .an.priha m
es.h!p w;th ny ssates Attonsy ." nm
!0r .ne asemss ~ aY. .,,nhlh,rs fbr 1,g n1,f
Roeh tn WE stnnse. ~. n,'s n"n.tn, ~ rn"ntci IN
ntt 81 eny 1naKe !1na tss np'0'''"s 1' -'e""s' ="
any caae oe'oFo s"sai n.t,s.r
~, n,.h,.- c,1tc1 - - thc ffnu,c hill making thc
~ srfry rs%cmrnnnr snd II was n.
I!snIaMsE * tst.a nas ..sstinI ~ " " "
ae'ea 10 '""u 'e:i srATtsrtc..
r. III, IT,, ahn "nI.rtlnn ~ st..t.tJrs -,
..a,, 10y" ss III .ant =" lin ii"Ms. II nrcys r. ~
Piacttnn @ H. thc tssc,snr ~ crnn IL .strc. bny
.nSsts sud nthr, nrrtcnitnrs, s,ntfs,rs fnf"3
Snnih. "irr NJ" nj ink t,ninst al tht arstrnr
M :ns " ~ snnay, I.y ~ l.. Anrs s XII s,ni.ss ~ ~
'''' ""'|f - 0s" MIN
Il. .g,xh,,,.,s hi, n ,,~ri,b ,br ,i.u,tcr.tor ~
r.. r.. ~. nn r..a5 ~ ~ I'M ~ ~ H. tinnsn
1"''A w"" pa'seo W.. ,rs;.n.vrr sn =. ~. ''''"'
,, ,,.r,..,,. 1s;,..na" Ii, ,.. r...x3 ,,
~: hss.' n. i"n''v ..in. ~ ,;s r'Sr ~.
, 1877-05-12

irreprets,bie amusement. Bat smother
tnnpcnt md the aspect Of Affairs
bad changed. for another head appeared
between the hrst twp. and = statwaFt pair cf arms
puahtd them right and left. ''lfoot. srs. what
sle - Aboot7 Whs'ht. tchctky! ~h!aht. Ntcolf
haud yonr tnngne. sn' dfnna look 20 dons on tho
pntr iaddies. En-, my 'ats, r,ac dnuht bnt ye'rn
hungry encuchl Hers arc some bav,cct to bny
!hnnnoeks 10 your supper. An moo IN hamc
morn.' ''And thhs wa Robert Hnrn.." sehet-
Ky always wound up when he told the f,ory.. ''And
10 remember having seen together that day Tho
thrte men mentioned In finrnsF song:
q, willie breweH peeh q maui.
An Kan aud Allan cam TO prect
and my father with then, They were a1J dining
together NfenIa n It happened. and +aw M phaa
The window. That WAS the only time over aaw
RHbert Burnen -
, 1877-05-12

whcp John Christian scbetkY wGs boy Ia "a.
aarn,ax hou,s tats lp tho atts1noon, thsy tosgot
hat lilttr road lsy past the house Of ona Of the
sehoola astess. faml!iAIly called '.Nilils Eicol."
denly thrown up, and, ~ lhcir eoa4te1natlop, Tue
heads Of their matter and theIt father
appeatcd theseas, ind tta dreaded ratlug a. onca
began, With threats Of mofs extreme n1egsu1ss
soon 10 fuiow.- Then third faeu iooksd over tbs
ina@lcrs shoulder, aud lie csrstfairn lads rrcox-
n<yd another hienl OF thrkf 3athtra-Alllu
Nsstoftpp -watehip3 tAcls llaevmntars VIII
, 1877-05-12
Proved Innocent Afser Many Years.

=. AtfTfdH fWtk. 3fME&.
twelve Jcass sRo. In the Township OF R1mc,
Edward hatrt was tried for stealing quantity. Of
gnd and silver CON frnn1 hir grandmother, Nrr.
l.rooks and. although c'rcun,stantsf Evidence VA.
time sen the old indy died. md. among other BE-.
gueats LEFT bed:tlck 70 netehhar, who ripped It
open. and cleared Nr. IiAkcr from the suipic1on
bag containing 81 IN gold, SO in greenbackf,
some stIter, snd t15u - notes; Undoubtedly they
plsced ,bem Tor safe Keeping. khe lid hdcr, I teT
treasure thcfe, and with her falling memory had
forgotten tho htinF. place.
, 1877-05-12
PRIZE C0TT0N.

Mxxrrt,H, Tenn. May l1.-The afcmphis Cot.
Ton Exchange today received otgic'at information
that gold medal had been awarded their bale Of
cotton II tho International Horticultural Exhib.
tiun at Amsterdam, Holland. Memphis haa been
awarded first premium on cotton At the Wos!d's
Fulrt In fow York London, Vienna, and last
year at Philadelphia. "
, 1877-05-12
DRIFTING OUT.

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'i,t e. t.na'} t",rn.l ~ ~ 'ans,~.i nssrsr rom,.
MnlaIutu"e ~. -, y" IT, ha*"n ,sat r:.. ,,o,
Ana ths t;ih s' mn. r.. - " fnliss.. sus t'n.,
I'M snuu e., -. -: c:,'a ~ - ~ ',, fr.,t
nsm t.agt ~ H. - c.n.sr a. ,'...s ''-'
ua's Wal .,ts tH9 ,ste... y, ~ f..,v
In5 nahu ,'ii III Il, r,%us M r., XIX TX h.,th
naSM Jte,u T. ,.,s[ct., " ~ =, .,na;h 'eA'"'
A"a "'e y pS''se|s9 :" "e@'A'
r%,. u., ,.,,s, ,x,,ttn ,.x door
inE nnss' ss%hc stnh. ~ ~ ~. ~, ,tvep,
hno TYR ,,xt. ~ - n III, .r a.s ss"'
, 1877-05-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YonK, May 11.-Arrtvcd, steamship
Ihluc, from Bremen.
QuEExnruuN, May li.-ArrfYed, steamship
Austrian, from I1altmofe.
puEgxa7owx May 1H.-stcAn,ship Abysslnla,
from New fuFk, has n1fircd. --.
BAN FnAxritrO, May 11.-Assiycd. stcamcr
Nnynda from Panama,