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The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
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bme,ts are on'v cents pound, or 81 il
Boston
The Dstroit navy Is the largest amateur
-cwtrr club IN Amertc&
I,nte want TO know but II is fac
that Babcoci9 at Fifth and Orange streets
will hsvenoodte sour re-night for ,unch
oue-r whv does not Marshal Dunn ar.
ewerthe HFkALE
Entyration from New York to Australia
ts one 'feature of the hard times
The tssnortsmau'' wants more Interest
taken in the winter game of curiinc
4 Wisconsin psesmaste-'A dor mas swa,-
lcwea $500 worth of stamps at a iicE
Dvwnirr'f saloon OF siyth and Marke'
streets, cannot ne excelled pv any rrestau
rant IN the city, 60 there tonight sndsee
As senn as the frost lesveF look out 70,
more railway accidents
Boston shfps iuvenie veiocfpedef tt
ENGLAND and GermaBE
Babepek fuot the serretarv) viii have &
receutier toSnight AT the BarnUn Hoe!
Fifth and 0~gnge streeJs We notice on tnf
hin scffsre Neehte soup
9ratz Brown has resumed the law after
twenty veers absence from f.,
Cisrgvmenf salaries II New ENGLAND
have generaliv been reduced.
A Staten island companv makes an oil
cloth from cork-veod scrapb
Th~ Electoral vote will not I've counted al
the Barnun Hotel corner Of Fifth and
Orsnge streets hut NsodIe Sour will be
served ur for lunch ts>-ntght.
One Boston f1rm mafte some 10 600 chii,
dren's carriapes hast wear
Dry goods rrfces Il, yeneral about 50 psl
rent. iess than In '73.
Nesrxeks mas ia legtslators and vii
have to hire bigger mall.
"Wher we have shuffied Off this morta
coil we win not have iaDv more use fo,
Shuttle Boards, but while we fivewe will
shuttle OF Downing'a Sixth and Marke
streets
In Paducah, Ky, rabbits are five for .
nuarter
taereral Tod}etor is nusv with Crimea,
defence
We were al the open,ng and we knew
that Bcwnine at the saloon IL ssvilit
huildtng Sixth and Market streets istht
piare that ali should pc to pet Their dinner
He says and we pelieve him that he car
fuy1tsh 9 Roast Dinner for 25 cents
Tlltun n IN Chtcagc
Beecher win be in Wiimington
Neither Heecher nor TIlton visit Elizs.
bstr-New Jsrsevwe meau,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
rRa II A. Dts,~fct s,or,..i

I Tte { s District Court convened YESTERDAY
! moruing MI Lore, counsel for "DutcL
] ChariG " who waF teunG guilty. Of nassinp
! caunterieit money stated TO his Honor,
! .Iunre Bradford that after mature eonsid-
/ CREATION ne had 'riecided with the uonsent Of
ithp Court. tn Withdraw mis- motion for B-nev'
I triQ Kneer was then sentenced nv ,Iudpe
! bradford IN serve nuE + term Of imprisnn-
! n.4nt. ef tivevears sr hare 3sbar. and 10 nav
"a fine of 800 and costs Of cars This IL
! the iietltest penslrv the lsw allows for the
crime 0f which ne YVES convicted The
! Drisnuev viii ne confined in 0Tlr county iail
! until tire Attornev tleHera desippates the
! penitentiary Al effort viii urobabv ne
! mace II the meanwhile 10 secure mis-
I pardon.
In the ease nr j II pitner d. Bro. apainst
! the sehanney ''Nu Il. Prentice 4" on al
I action of lthel Mr MReallister. counsel for
itbe rApelisut, applied tor continuance oi
! tire case Ter davF were prante0
I In the libel ease Of Pusev Jones IL Go.
/ against the 5tup Roat HF "A ghurcnmau y q
continuance was also granted until next
! Frid8y
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
.Aua1sse1ypeMfS

The Rev f+eu~v Ward fseecheris lecture
1fhsr5 TimeE n-ts rrosen of as 'one of thai
distinruisned divines most finished and 'e,.-
tertainiug Dreducttons and will certainly
be entoved ny the large audience sure to be
rresent at the t4rand 6rers House on the
25th ms the rate 0f admission has beer
! fixed at 80 cents, wirh no extra CHARGE for
reserved seatE. Safe of tickets viii CON
mnrcn on Tuesday morning .Ianuarv 23
Dion Boucieault's Comedv Companv will
appear at the Gran6 opera House on Fet,-
ruary l9sn6 20 in their Freciaitv Of "Ieor.
J hidden Frui, Whereverthis plav has beel
I produced the press mas spo.en in the hirh-
test terms OF praisC, Our citizens should
! not fail 10 see it,
I Tine Fair NOW being beid under the aus
! nicAs of the inoepenlent Gornet Band al
! the corner Of 7Jh and Walnut Stb.. will be
continued during mex week
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
TERG--rosTAGB PREPAID.

TERN~-I'GSTAGB PREPAID
DAILY and SUNDAYS ane year 80 80. sls.
mGn' hs, g. three months g2dH
bAllT, sithou' Sunday. one wear se 81 4
months ~ ~ three mosstiis SZ2j less thsIl
three months ~ a manih.
The senft-wsegig y WaeRn fT'uasdavs and
friGavN---s2 ii wear. "a C.lun A-.nrv--a1l
extra cory tor - cinb of tsn-stht aa ! Z ior
cluh of tweutv-ffve
Tue week Y World I'VE fnesdsvsN-st a
veaf 70 q ub apeDt---an eXtrs cory f0r
8 clun Of ten the seuyi-zpetlu for q cfub
OF twenty, the daily for clun Of fiftv
rnecimen number peDT o, anpHcatioT
Ierms-t'ssh invariably IN advance
All communications shau Id he gtiiI--sss sf
70 THE WasIl
Corner or Park Row and Reel rnsn sf~~ei
1EHAL NeW Work
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

d.lnA Can't he made by every ageni
ssJs1sf every month IN the business We
furnish but those willing To worK CAL
easf " earn q tfoyen dollars s. day rtpht in
their sawn lacaltt,es Have no room IG
Iaeyniatp here Rustness pheasant and hon-
orahie Women and bows and girls 40 az
well as men We will 7rrnigb Won COM
niece outfit free 'Thebusfpess rays bstteI
tHRn auvttling else We will bear expense
OF starting vau Particulars ire. Write
and ace, Farmer and mechanics. their
sons ana daughters Pnd all ciasses in need
of psving WORE al home, should write TO
us and iearn all sbout tire WORK Rf once
Now l. the time Don't delay. address
TRUE d. TO-
tap51T Augusta Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
LOTTERIES.
a AFu1t1lne For nn1y 81

g2nd dollar guartariy flrawfng At New
t1rsAans, MoNDAY FEBRtlARY-l "A, 1S1a, /.
IIs0f3iEIANA ETATE IDITERY Com.
RANY.
rated, by the Legislature oftbe State for I'D
urasion Al Purposes In l666 with ~ capital o
g 009D00 to which II mas Ttnre ADDED re
serve 1und on 4s5O, ,egG. Its GRAND RIEt9IE
ETrMRER ORA WINGS will take place
Ypenthiy. Tne %eAson of 1S77 "Opens with
the foilewtug scheme
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

DSNusMul& &SFsGueoeost.
nuEDz1ss EslUsnnuns.
'''4 '' DCvuR ssn. d9.
ene suss~t 10 An, 1sssnt a1snrs
go s6amr sstssaues6 q ahallac sassnf
aulpeNct slsaelpg 4lse 1eusk Ns11eng 81
- m NUuAnnl sdl1lct a1l0. -; 1ulssa
xnnsEsW6lch wGsSuad.
Wr.s1uuus sssussssd ne sseltiun q
- nWSB1nry snd Sussss, 1of-a Nsw futs-
Ntrrad NJ N7iford B4A0ss1 ssa0Md re
ssss~d ap psumissccpn ASaas ssnd Aign-
III. .Asy, Usur ofshr Huuae, ssstnysn-
sndasAsd. fnl0Fmed the tS0nAte 'shet 1he ffouet
Aac usususssda No thes s6snafe Mill 30 suAeao
shsact sors she FsUtSctton OF MIusassta ;'ssn
7ssgussssd she cSncuf,ence OF aae sdHsfes 10
she 16liUS11uy Hcuse Bills nd t0lnt reSosu
a1un:
JUtus 10 pftnttug Aufi-
torxreS1vt, Bursahe year 1S76.
AsJluusntt tothe act TO incorporate
the pul1lH Fire lrsuranee Oompapy and
an suct 80 incUYpurste the d marshall
DauE4any.
1Rpscf srrs3aSinpt to MaFtEasrs and the
lauMuke fsatees tn Kent scsunsy, and Aaso
sS1me9ns0lied hills.
The abUve Mills swere seycral1y saafen up
sndnsad
yspUBgssur OF lar. Fi10gaHan, the sHsuse
J0tnt Rssolution was rees3 Snd ccncurred III
M. Ftaasnan sg1ve nuticesof g bill TO
xmsnd cAGpter z52 volume IA lxws of Bel
NW9re.
Onmsssor., the Renste Sadseusned until
glUu1avNcEt at 3 pacl0ck.
yeyrERBAyis rRoUEEnyNes.
EheMsssemessts at 2 escloek, "A n.
Dn motion of MIR, Th0mpson the Clerk
was anstyuttedto FURNISH each Member with
a cnpv OF vol Is, J}sisware laws
Mr., Rnrtholumew ,son bohalf OF the con-
Mieseeun electfNs repUysed shat the Ger
ff1scaxes OF She SITTING -members were al
correct and his report was accepted,
The follcwinr bills were introduced and
rea6
By Mr.. Burnite an act I'M relation to the
Tyussees of the Poor IN north and south
7Eurasrkili and Keuton Hundreds, Kent
usuntT. Tflts net simply remeaies an error
In the law
Bv Mr. syeaRman an act authorizing the
AopuHtrv Treasurer OF sussex county TO pay
scsrtain SUIT of money borrowed from the
Ntase
Bv Mr.. Bird an act probibitang tive stock
from runniug at lGrre that mart OF school
district No d I'M New Castle county south
OF Cbristiana crres And an actto amend
Seetteu 2 of chapter nf the current volume
OF Daisware lxws and refers to the Trus-
sees OF the Poor In Appoguinimink and
Black BIRD Hundreds, IL New Castle
courty.
Huntrv bills read seecond time bv'tttie,
AfS0ufnee until 3 O'clock, P. a.. Monday
next
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

A farmer who had sent bale of cotton
10 warehouse instructed merchant to
have the same sold The merchant com
pl'ed with the request, and the stapie was
dispased Of The farmer, upon examining
his statement, WAS heard mntterine TO i1in-
1sei. "Drsyage, wharfage, m,stakeage,
storage ieakage, weighag"-well, III take
the balance out in fightage /"
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
eomTTCKErs ATONE DOLLAR EAcE

1 E9S Prizes, amounting &c s6b.oz5
Write Tpr CirculrrS or send orders To
EHAhIElS n. Il WAkD
New Orleans, Lsa.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING
on Fepruarv 4 Is. Tickets slt.each CAP
ital yyrize $50 gl0
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

Arcom for is-U YorA We .r,h M
apd Javpesh1rs and Moi.in,'ppna a,a nasy
8Banii eemcar4sHt't'hs ''' N
one, suusn ,,tpe I'll
srrem f.yr T'reliraL conntt'''h.a = = 4
rsress srains for NNV W 1'6,,u
ns. lcnean z 40 'ano ~ Tr,sn,s
Arcotn b,r New Hotk WIZ
nm. ,,....,,,,, grn
rvntrs aHl q wv, a"a aii' q ID
was rsrair *or BordehiP"p
G.arsisavrta y ~. .eo.. ~ ~
For Rtnkors Brannh TO- Il"
FER Hightstcwn 8 6 '"e III. : ~
r.,r ,,,,r,y r~sewn g30 = a Nv" : 4
For MeFeerd sand Iil7 l.
p@r Nh Hanvand pen1oef'"pP mi I'D
10 ms. II FYp el'd " S"r '"'
& .s g gE5at.tls y y ". ,,t- las E
,sy,r,csv \ rai~s for Nj h"'''
fnyG. - s.oonnF sno
~, - VT trrry,, r, l,;rshTrg oT n
rSIFt,ysfa%T--~ r NTrFi 3 MlV =
yf,,yn sspiiy 10 m ape r,-,s Dgt u.
swwspl Mondas = fr'"" w. srcer
syrgrnrt7 7 q NJ dhI ,,,,,,, Supds'
unsq rs alry daily eNct',q qolis ~
rr,,rn FuNAlo Starr Mapaa,
Ga, !, W. daily eTcepl Tis1
T.pe gsepnva, ~aIs ,nf,y ,nF ssd
n,si,sa,rsnorI nsi, ,,,, ! 2O r m DAN n
ss-,s,,, Nau NUrH lf--G
nj Ia05 I24b. a60 sS. SS.updSl
ia ff,rYd n 40 Pm, ~ "a rm
s,n 7'K0 sBi, fe4e ! ~ glamnsfT
ton, @ pni,l,rshnrg eo,nsooa,rFiSsn eno
eas aaa stS I, III .s's""4 i',aa I IS m
~, r,a,,o, /, ys . NJ onn rr,roaaa
raryirrp.ar@n be llea sqblarS~
nn, strrass and pep"
MGrFetsrrcrts NV nnrpran,, IN
~, ur az \ s's s,~nr tagrage r'"St and tr
srsss,~pr-s' NJ mha ~ ~r,me car'. T 'i Re n,
Won van nc crtaint@o o,'S u Of ne ~
Trrry 5.,,,,, - T1Tso Nc. ' sss treetl'l' ssd
7'cR1f 4 +. o.. ,,s1 Ir'1'ss tree.
iwrx~E THoxrsoN, 4" EeD =
f@rnsl NRwSager'
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
KENsrNGTeN BEpdT
TErv7pEREDTvEIoy.

r'~nrn Thirtv-Gpennn ami M1TEtlsa
Exurpse Tn l-sTnsnrtvillG. tfe.as
pbillsvsaurg fs:astna AaLyr t'si
ton els... u slln anG 4 - y n
ror peuHfnFfg9, EnrHssb. eLs -
rrarn IsepEfnpfaU 1tepnt-E1H
TreBian dsani,er vitIs, Ph4iilhs'15 n
ton Waisrssars ssnraHL1l' a. w.
10 tss nj and ID rn.
For f,syaYseftriIle 3 90 p-4 rh' iS
= ihpm. ,ah
End : i5p ~. ..,-..t,-,, d
For FsNmfnssap 6 - an l1 ID '"-
Pm.
.-a..,,, ~ 70 f7Tf1TihA
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
ESTABLISHED 1sIea
YsTa BETsEED 1883
r. s. d. 4. 7. LACEY.
Attornevs-ab-LaW
l12a seventh Street Washington n, c.
TNyTNTOIE
TNVENToRE

! We procure nstents In all countries, No
! ATTORNEY FEES IN kDvAECF No charge
| un Tess the pstsnl lis granted. No fee tor
preliminary examination. No additional
I tees tor obtaining and cnBdueting b
rehearing special attention given ~ In
| terference Gsases pef r. the Patent Office,
sextensione before Congress. Infringement
suits IN different States and ali litigation
gpneriaililng % lEvHntinng or Patents
I SEND srAMp FoR PAMPHLET GIVING FrTlI
UTRECTIoNh.
UNITED sTATES COURTS AND DEPARTMENTS
Claims rrosecuted IN The StIureme guylr;
efthe UNITED States Court of Claims, Court
~ ''omfnlssloDers of AiapamB Claims
'SGutneIN Claims Commission and
ali classes OF war claims before The Bzecu-
! tive Department.
ARREARS OF Paw AND TnrETy
0FTTCEFSs SOLDIERS and SAILORS or the
! late wdr, or their heirs, are In ms cases
entitled To money from tiip. Governments nj
! which th1T have no KnawiedGe Write fulI
! history of service. and stale tire amount nj
nav and bounty received. Enci,se ,stanip
I and q full reply after examination will i,t
| given Won without charge.
pensions
! All OFFICERS. S0LnTERS and RATT,ops
wounded ruptrrred or injured III the late
war, however slightly. ara entitled To
and can obtain apension.
! UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
| Contested Land Gases Private Land
! Claims, Mining f'teemtinn and Homestead
Gases, prosecuted hefors the General Land
Office and Department ofths interior.
t LAND WARRANT.
| We epav cash for Bounty Land Warrants.
and we invite eorreSpondenc4 with an ra,,.
! ties having any forssale and give full and
iexplicit instructions where assignment
/ are imperteGt,
| Wrconduct our business in saparate I,u-
! reaus having therein tire assistance Of q hi,
and experienced lawyers and give Our
closest personHl supervision 10 every i'm
povtant paper prepared iu each rase
pr0mptest attention thus secured ts AaIl
business entrusted To us, address
! r, 8. &, n, r LACEY Attorneys,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

tMouAE an fhe nth anst. s11zry aH1sl
M6f3WMe. OF ofNns1rsts9ne0ns 0r0up Aoeu
-yeaFs
Tie errlaftwssantfr friends of me fkmliy are
tresveetsrl ly fnvfted 10 attend t1ie funeral
sv0m rue seattleuce or the pRSgnls, No. 10t
West <ixth Sty9et on fsaturrHy aftsrnoun
al = p'clWak.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20


| (NHANsG on HntrfS WrrMYS,sq,
y q WE EkN RAftaR0 Al,--t ON, n,,s,, ~
Ihs Ihu~day DEC : 1876. Trains W, ~u,
s. follows "''' f"u
l.e6ce Wilmington ~ N y 10 onA so,s,,
iiesVe iandenburg IS m ana 2O n n,
pm. va 'h" "
Pm. w. WV" v w
uONNFgTI0SS, Train leaving T.anf,ep.
nefg 81 9 IS g. NJ with f~aip nv, pbs,a Al
phia ~ s Dam. fu''A"e''
Train leaving Wi,rntnrtop -at M m = ,v,
WA trhin lsnvibe phlladeipbiasf sf 4 IN :, w ~
IVA }.ennsy iyaniaand neiswxrs trsin leav.
M ,s Lanaehberg ct l 90 y. m, ''''' '''''
,,i ~ ~, i@aNjns lIanaenherg ri 8e d. m.
v, MP otr train leaving Wilmington tor pi,,s
~, tra!h leaving Wilmington nj $50 u IN
m ''' ''"h 'eeV'ne Pni'adrlphta OF aibp.
nue2s-r DAVID poNNrra. %uc,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
nssssp,s or vne s~-~sd Hsn~s suss,

Ressfpte or xhe S1r~ed Hens's Eusq,
The following Ere thessums received nv the
different tables at the fair held at Institute
Hall bv the Church OF the Sacred Hear
Rfrs schmith, Keller & Go, &s5s q
Mrs. Gfroerers, Kern q 90. 7s4 90
MlsHes Fulmer and EeigleT $50 00
lltases Btchts md Biermxu $50 90
Sacred Heart Tables ], ,l22 81
Total S2.51H G5
Great praise is Que the iadies Of the
church for Their efforts TO make the fair 3
SUCCESS both hnaneiallv ans seciably The
WORT has been well done Tire table oi
Mrs. scbmith Keller q Co., rs entitled To
the hammer, they having taken IL more
Munev thar anv Other one tahie Their
Aeuccess is cue TO q great extent to the
'ksmd,v interest manifested ny Rev Father
Mvsrs, pastor of the church. Father Mvers
rssuvns hss sincere thanks To all who sssist-
ed at the fair.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

nR. WALES has retu~ned 10 mis- -resi
A. dence Cor. Etghth and King streeis
cCtt5tf
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

washington, d. G
Anvperson deairing iYI6rmstion as 10
the standing and ~resuonsihIlitv Of the
members orthe firm will on reuDest b,,
furntshea with satisfactory referenee In
f1isvictaitv or Congressional district,
fiecIs-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

PRICE IN GURRErCy.
Whole Tickets, SAC Halves, & Quef-
fers $40. Fifths s8 IrfriIths So; Tentns, "a.
'Twsn,ietns, s.; Fortiethg, 81.
Circulars of information furnished FKEL.
Orders fitted Prizes casbed. spantsD Rank
Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR II 90 Bankers,
OCT u Wall et,, New HnrE
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

We OFFER
BLANKETS.
! 50 pairs large size Blansets at s2M sprrper
I price S4.SN
7 vsfepslrs ~yFrs siye Rlaneets at 8, sN sprrns,
/ price III
! 81 rairs al wool BLANKETS from sefoslg
1 ASpiepdid iine oftIl wool ianl
PAISLEY -SI4AWYc
1 At SO eiUavs sold beforp Toy eX
Bearfiiui green and hlack p,stS ShevlS
for S,.SC "
large pesortmenttof
RLACE SILKS
Z From ~ rents rnS4sN
BLACK CkSiTNFgTS
Goof nTs'tv of Eiaei, fiesh,perc at s7aeo
z y Woo C'psh,p ,sr<-. ~ eI,Se t,a- 70
STAG @i sifa
BLACK ALPAGAS.
In ~-est vsriefr, frnrn 2sc. r,,s
H4NDE FRCH1Fps
. e'erarr 't"sortrrort ~ sars,ps, e,a
eari> ntatT' and r~mnrd Hards e-c,,Ir,s
snhriI bargains iu SBk Hag6s ercbts,s
'or fhe tluliaays
F. CAMPRFLL
't'"-Sm 30 NJ sPFATST. 3,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20

RW ADYzzNEB.
NusEh ssustae.
H6ket Aank 4ugt-
DIR. St,angh Hyfnp.
NEantat- 9ust-nff bO0sa aAd 1bo1s.
HUWurt9Auays0n, m6rcaRnt 3Nts0r.
1eafl Fy46sy ntEht, Aoasunle Honpie.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
RzkIzHOAIss
@a'ARs1la; ~ ~ ss.;s,s sE,sI,ll!asa,xerot = !,
ssaRAer = a.zf

IN ~g.~p s~~'' pou. q Il ~
, y s.snaAe md anaeznsais.e .,.,,
oa bSs u NJ. b36pM. hialana
lsanssAnd Anserznetiia.e KY.,,
4 euN1Ay rRAINs
q 4PnaiAaelplsaaa sand fnarrm.ai,
isah III, no 66bpau, fiat1
fnisa06ipfta2 aud Eew S,r. IN,
ibsilth,tsf< AND w nHhi ur,s,r' A. V y u
Fef fartfftr aniCEnnl,ur ,,.. q, sJi
ipot. ''stta al III
/ JmE2-ty E.TYrrr
4 tpENAszLYANIA .EAILAo7T
s'n snd ntarr sepsenss, II ,su
4 TRAINS anEEe 1snput Ts,--
! Mxrket stH1etE, second /
Il 1AlT LIME NMru.y,
| b1,yn sll Mawr Aarcamm, s3e AT. sas,u
raoal .l,! aAssc0In. % ~, sas, lUbi d
! gpu = ou. ..ass, basvsand Ii a3epn q,
1Ey.iVAm, 1. 4, 4. 1885 M, VI
llsuH.ninEtgwn aAruuYr1 I - ,s
esuudEy, GasR M. -'' AVS' pn
Lslniaed 1Akf Anil duiiy
Niaxra 4xpEnnnsisity excKu, s 7as
0Ey, Iut-
! atenoE. and Xsse Exprssf oa,,, W
texcepttsnnxlny, 1@iF
iforK and r1nnoyer 4srrr.., u,
szeeDt Summary, WILT
il.oc1 HHyerl hisft,.r,,,,. a,
1OrK M61i unirF except Ysunnp1
Mali tIa1n aRliy .fnn es,rnanT = ~
I'll issdp. III. Rna runk sontv a. ~
zrisfJurg,l ~ 1a2'-
fFsgtlaheRnd Buffalo F., ~
esIInuay. NAo1pi
'g,fr,lr,I n,,fs 4 zy,r,z ls1
4 anrE. Hanover rart, ,,,,u,,,,. nal
HarTisprr~ '11s..,,, ,,,s. ,ssl
tsnnnRF, sAosS'
\ buna&ys
1 I.yncaETs- -.,rvnr,~-r 40
I sunday.
i.asassnnrs a.,,s,..D fraln aiaHy era=p.
HnrI1sr;,-y Fr,,r.s 10,
| uRy. 'Af-
knesand Eufaio Express .,,,r. sa
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r. $. e,A, r LACEY Attornevs
The Morning herald., 1877-01-20
From Earsat stree l'''"

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-01

The state-House now, after its long career OF
excitement and staying up all night On the look
out for attack, has settled down into condition
OF somnoence, and scarcely wakes up before
noon. Monday morning the Governor had not
appeared upon the scene before lf-past
eleven, and consequently thers was nothing
worth mentioning going on. The Auditors
office is still under guard by the police
awaiting the arrival Of Mr.. Jumel to turn it
over to him. The State Treasurer's Office is
and has been open for some time, but as one OF
the main springs Of his department is the
Auditor. but little was being done there.
Capt. Flood reports thatit would take months
hard work to thoroughly cleanse the whole bu Id
ing. In the upper stories there are cart loads OF
dirt, and already about thirty have been piled up
in the basement.
Z. Gov. Nichols arrived at his Office about half
past / O'Clock, and was engaged in signing a
number Of bills already prepared for his sigma
ture. There quite number OF visitors
present, anxiou' to present their claims Ell her
for position or something else to the Executive,
and as fast as the Governor could receive them
he did. As an ornament to bis table some kind
lady friend had sent him q large basket OF
EXQUISITE FLOWERS,
the odor of which filed the room with an OK
quisite perfume. There were no appointment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-01

Yesterday afternoon Gen. Inglesias
left this city by the Mobile route for
New York in company with some friends.
He still is sanguine that he will, in a
short time, take his seat as President Of
Mexico, and says that nothing has lately
occurred there to change his previously
expressed opinion.
Lerdo de Texada is expected here in q
few days, where it is expected he in
tends to effect some organization to ad-
vance from the frontier.
It is reported that whilst here Gen.
IngIesias received an offer from
GENERAL LoNGsTREET,
profering his sword and support to Mex
leo, both of which were courteously re-
fused.
Gen. Inglesias intends, so reports say,
to enter Mexico at no late day, and from
correspondence we learn, will be re-
ceived by strong party who will sup
port him with their lives.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-01

Gov. Nichols has, by proclamation, ar-
pointed Thursday, the 10th Of May, as day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer. T. is meet that our
people should rejoice over the liberation OF the
State, and give thanks to the Almighty for the
blessings Of free government, but will not there
BIO n display Of the men who were instruments
in winning the victory It seems to us
that review OF the militia who
have been on the alert and doing
duty with their weapons and lives in their hands
ever since the memorable IA OF september,
1874, would DO an appropriate way OF celebrating
tho redemption of the State. IL this reco gnition
OF their services is to be given to our citizen SOL
diers, we think that they should be apprised in
time OF the intention, 80 that they could prepare
for the occasion, and show off at their best.
weeks notice would certainly not be too much.
This is Q mere suggestion.