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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-23

Tar foreign arrivals q steamers Il
Boston this year, 20 far, are ei2hty.eight,
against aixfy-oeven last year, and lbs III.
port aEe nearly o26 , 600 600, against o18,.
7t0. 200 last yeax, q increase 81 on. tEird.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-23

JAMAICA
GINGER.

MI elegant re sSsoies sd
y.maics rescs Brandy and ysnsy Sesors tho
svsfZ 90. y WSici ss prepared win ALCOHOL " me
sd pr'''''' CHOLERA M0RBus,
p.,,. D,arrhra, and Dysentery are inrsns aIny
Ciamps ~ ~ IL viii render an atsacx .. -
reneveo ~ n taken when inc synp.1as u
thi" Ssnesrous complaint MSS msnns''
CRAMPS AND PAINS
..... rvoduced BY indigestion, iTp50Her 1000.
vnctneL Srfer Or diet. too freauens SHo1,scnsg IN
fhanee - .~n3urc to sudden ehanees y.
ics yassrS relieved By IT, One ounce aoaeo 70
. gallon ICE WATER
-.....a scrms mixture which, - cooling.
ss enc "a rsffeshins Summer beverage - no
equal. eSvcpEpCIA
,..,.,~v s,uxeish Digestion want q Tons and Ac.
EIsfuiencHs S{snsch and Bowels, OppressyoH aver
tysy n sss sups 70 be relieved By single dose saken
aftef saeh meal
.snx N wholesale and Retail Druggsts, Grocerss
8otn u - = Siedjcins. Price so cents Samples
nee pcs g obtsin the trial bottles for free disri
cnc 0ose1w WEEKS 8 POTTER. General Agents and
Wbolesale DrugRtntsv Boston'
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-23
NATURES REMEDY
Y :: &c e IN!

The Cheapest, Purest
and Best Family Medi'
cine In the Worldi
AN EFFEcTuAL SPE
CIFIC for all diseases Of
the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
, 1877-10-12


8psctai DtspatcA 70 TA4 CAteH9o Jt1t4a4,
WASHINGTON, u. c., Oct 11.-Tho private
residence Vt Mustagh, recent owner Of the lRe-
publican, Wa transferred yesterday to ex-Secso-
tarY Kobesop, who il probably it. owner.
coLLxoron WHITE,
Of tho Terre Hsute District, Ind, had an !ntef-
ylaw with Secretary Sherman to-day iu tue mat
ter Ut charges preferred against him. White,
Hunter, claims that tic accusations aza falso
and malicious.
WORK .susP4ApED.
The work upon tho temporary root OF tho
Patent-O1lce' has been suspended, owing To =
blunder In measuring for the felttng, aud the
work cannot be continued until tho felt has
been oxttrre from thu NORTH
TnB foCk FER CENTS.
At . toeetinE Ut the NEW furk Syndicate hero
so4nu of the members werc very Confident u the
continued sale of thu per cent tonds. They
pe1pd of four months th4n u Auy previous
1oau ever Offered BY the Government. ThcAe
bonds were dAposcd OF At thu rats Of
$i9,oodOo per month, Or @Ser t2o1U0, Wo
out largely Increasing the clerical tu1ee. The $
per ceut loau w4s great drag In the market as
hrat, and for four months, from May to Sept.
!, 1871. only 3t., 00o, ,O00 were sold. After ssp-
tenabei tho National Banks subscribed lasYely.
and deposited per ornss 70 secure thelr bank
3d0,001,O0O wets sold during ths h1st four
months and ten days These statements didcr
somewhat from thu accounts received from Eu-
fopean members Of ths l,s1s Syndicate
Thert u great deal Ut dlsAAtlstRctlo1 among
Republicans WITH Senator Shafon bet2u1e ht h34
decided not to attend 10 tha extra session. Ko-
, 1877-10-12
RUSSIAN FINANCES.
IIAHn aTRArN TO RAIAx MoNkY,

E1tTxpoHd<n6s london Utass.
81. PErzHsuuno, Sept. al.-Again tue 1nau-
c1al question has been raised In tho Russian
press, and again the chiof poin. discussed ts,
How are VIC to raise money for a second cam
paignl The hopes that the war will be antshcd
this year arc becoming every dsy fainter, for no
ono ~ Yes seriously tntertains tho Idea that
Russia will couseat to q compsomEss such ~
might b arranged sitter the first great victory.
On good authority learn that orders have been
received here plainly lndlestlng that several
Ing the winter In Bulgaria,
contend aru ol two kluls 1t requires large
amount Of paper mouey los extraordinary
expenses Ut home,, and = large amount
Of gold nd oliver for G. foreign
creditors. 1ls former 9lsy be obtained
IN sso rs1s sosse. b % Dy .,s ahn
Both Of Aese methods have been adopted. The
amount Of paper currency has been coutidet0-
bly, increased. aud II has, accordingly, fallen In
value. while, 1t tho same time. fourth seriea
Of bonds, bearing 5 per cent interest, has been
Iasucd. The dcmAnd Tor these bonda has not
been very great, 70 that the Government will
probably hare recourse chiefly 10 the llthu-
graphic method Ut raising money: That l.,
The question which attracts noss attention vt
present il, How IL hard cash to be obtained for
purchases made abroad aud for the satisfaction
ot foreign creditoEst
0ne method of solving thia problem, By ne
Qotattng new foreign loan. does mol meet
with general appreciation. Here, for instance,
+ what tho Moscow ua1esa sara on the subject:
Ths conditions of such loan would b too
heayJ, and tortunxtaIy we do not for the moment
absolutely requtru It. Altht Ugh the fel.4 financial
sJstem hAa long lain ~ butden upon the nation,
Il haI not expelled from the country Iii to- gold
and silver coin. and hAs had. Of eour.e, 10 tnnu.
encs on the uneo'ned metals Accordingly, With
out making losalR1 loan. ~ have felt n ys& no
, 1877-10-12

LONDON. Oct. 1t.-All immediate apprehen-
don Of famine In Northern India next year has
passed avay. though higd prices and somo
pressure on the poor will remain until tho
spring crop Is assured. Emigrants from tic
threatened tracts arc already returning home,
aud agriculture Is activceycry~hcre.
nANK FAILURE.
LONDON, 0ct- 1.-THE private bank In pomc-
ranta, which suspended with R750000 liabilities,
Is the Rltterchafslicle, private bauk OF stettn.
It did large business In advances on land and
agricultural produce.
MADn1p, Oct. 1i.-Thc Spanish Government
has paid tho American Minister $57O, 900 on &c
count Of claims for losses incurred by American
citizens in Cuba through the revolution.
COLLISION At sHA.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 11.-The steamer Con&ett,
lrr bows stove and tho forward compartment
ailed will. water, from eollison with the ship
Jcssore, from Liverpool with passengers for
Melbourne, At o'clock Wednceday morning.
100 Miles west OF FAstnct. The Jessose sank.
Tho Consett rescued nil hands.
MINE 1xPLossoN.
LONDON, Oct. ll.-An explosion took place
to-day In collicry 1t Pcmbertou, Lancashire.
OF over forty miners Ia the pit, only taYc have
~ far been rescued. TAree rescuers 6ay1 sutfo-
catcd.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Fortv persons pcziahed BY
tho explosion. Only two bodies recovered.
CUBA.
New YoRK, Oct. ia Havana letter says:
VA general feeling uf decentralization prevails
among tue lnsurgetts. During the week l04
surrendered with their arTns and baggage, n1d
It 10 reported that Gen. Freadcgat has Rouo to
Lanzanil1o to open negotiations for thu sur
render Of 500 mora Insurgents, the greater por-
tkUu Of whom arc Officers"
, 1877-10-12

COMMENDATONY AND CON0ItATu-
LATORY.
The capture Of Joseph and blu band secms to
have given great satisfaction iu Washlpgton, u
the following, which .waa received from Adjt.-
Gcu. Town4end At AruY Headquarters yestcr-
day wilt show:
WAsu1xaroS. D. c.. Oct, 1o.-To L4esf. 9tn,
Shsr4daa. IT, y. A.. Chioaqo, H.: Tbs diepstcies
In ss!ation To the Sex rtrces received to-day Tho
Secretary congratulate yourself. Gen. Terfy, and
Cul. Niles gu this important success achieved By
10 disposition TO b. nado Of Jo4eph's hand, has
been referred TO Tho Indian Department.
u. D. Towhskxp, Adj utAnt denerai.
Tho following dispatch was forwarded 10
Gen. Terry by Lleut.-tiea+ Sheridan:
CHICAGO. Oct. II. ..-Gta. 4. IT. Issry, FeFt
Btntoa. Non.: The Honorable ths Secretary Of
War s1psesses to no his congratulations TO den.
Niles and yourself on tho important success
Pc1ces Oct. s. The 0tnsral of the Army also d..
stscs 10 o9ef bs oGen. Niles And
hta eommaud. and to Asa1Es them that the capture
Of Jossph's band II exceedingly important. cape
cialy on account u iLa influence oh the oshes In.
dian1 In Oregon. who hare oeen watching the fo-
suit Of 1osephs ul0Temsnts with tntonsa tnts1esk,
10 those vel. meEted CONNIE ndattops again odeE
my own 10 ten Mica and ths pfEcen and men
who bars brought about luis eacsediagY desirable
tes1lt. +. Ii. SGkHtpAN.
ltntcnAnt- QEnaf4l
, 1877-10-12
WAK.VICTIM8,
HORRORS IN Tun DISTRICTS OF KKzANLlK AND
YRNl 8A0ARA.

L0H11A 2tfa*& kW. II.
Tho Foreign 0aiee bas received tho tollow-
!ng dispatch:
formed YouAhst ro Intended 70 sta1I Tor Adsi.n.
op,s bY way Of kessnlik and ieni saghss.. We
S:,s,t .ad gsyS sssS: Ass, d; d H. g.: to
~ ieft Cafioy. N tls tjth, nd IN : eouPio of
hsif @ haras BY na..isn.. W. ii relieved thoss rao
had suffered. Further on tho road we met
sa.s.an, Of seventeen .' % Taik.h tsu,Ies return
ittyeI iaem. Aiis.uoon asrl1sd ii Kalofen. :
1s,ss s;s I'll. pdses tesy ."d
WIS principally bulgarian, abl VS. wero informed
it had been oombaFled and burnt by Pashatn
soldiers stationed t!srs, 100 OF whom wcss killed
hx thea.. We did NOT notice ono honse lntac,.
ess e As sbo oHa
wounded Tu!Etsh soldiers from shipis. Having
bsceo. which TO uo.t Turks IL more than food, We
nea y gsstlaea o. 70 pleased. Tss eaiees y
TIL nlshfall. put up ut kutehuko!au. on tho road
ths afternoon At sul*lnan ra.hA's tent
VIZ slept neas the hut Of she Red Ctos. md Cfes'
The village ~as in ! horrlbi* staIs, many bodies
lsmssuing unbune4. No one In the village but ths
doctors, small guard, and the dead.
In coa'ing 10 this place from headquarters, cur
estu1t not arriving I'LL late cur tAta1cade was sur
rounded by C1rcaalAus. who husticd u and pus
our baggage animals into confusion, cut did not
Ore, Dns Of our driven wss fstgItensd ls bolt-
cd into sac forest, aud hase moi recovered him.
Proceeded ns4t morning to Kezanlk; tue road
from sltpka 70 kcaAallk II s<ewa on each aids 81
ths way With fostering colpses. Tbs country il
losrly, With X1o.ss Ut walnut and pi4us t1ess'
ks.anlik l. 1afge place, beautifully sisa.ted.
bali burnt BY lhe Russians and BIlxass. A. pEes'
eut ~. simply large peat-house, wounded sol-
d.e1s fever and dy.sutery patients Lu sxefy heusa
which has roof. We saw lu ti1srept eourl.y yards
ao1ens Of dead laid cat waiting burial. The atcnch
Of lhe weole place was s,ckeaias. and hos naalig.
1 ps4sd bpfat II Tu.Ep p;ll.se' sod ce.e 1e Sa.e.
ulRhL
Ne1t morning 1t 9:ao got 10 Mutl!s, This thirty.
Ing Turkish village has hesu wholly destroyed.
with he exception of stx OF seven house. Into
waich ~ere crowded the survivors, Of ths village,
in dEs4dial stats of misery, Tnls y ths plscs
weEe tAkaa - the Bsiksas aud murdered In cold
, 1877-10-12

u NH&91FeA NuuapAA1QbHEs
LouEsy1LLs, Ky., Oct. 1l.-1hc Consassrctat
tRepubllcaul speaks ~ follows concerning Gen.
John IL. Harlan, whosu uamo Il mentioned In
connection with the vacancy OIL thu Supsama
Bench:
Tbs General has alwaYs besn hard worker in hts
profession. gIsing but l!tts attention 70 mattsFs
ouk4ds Of II except 10 occasionally assi1t In In
pottant elections whrn called upon to spesx. Ills
extenssTe knowledge of all mAttssH pssta.n!nx tu
this country and III I0serament, together with h8
ability aud force 4. popa1Ar speaker, haso ,DaIs
him Il Indispensable Al .tt 70 n hepa1l'san party
Of the ssts to The othsF. when upon two oceaslons
be has uads tho canEAts for taovsrnoE, hsss duns
sons of tho Fsnaots countie. than Any other !uau-
enes coming near them. as !. essentially pto.
work oefose him up 10 his IDEAS Of right sa,hes
thAR descending " conventional methods. ua
has alxsJx been working for otheTa rather than f1F
him.elf. and u IN this appointment promoted in
ths line ot ths probation which haA been hls lIie.
study rather than given recognition for Ms Val!u-
cal AeeompIiahmsn.s.
, 1877-10-12

HOOD after being y1olhtrd. Most Of the villasern
we're aieo murdered. An old man told me that fen
cosaacks attteten the Hul1ara In thEa nAaascfe;
nut. he sdJed. ''N was not onr neighh0ss bnt
taJahs from foreign rilfARee." On their ssyn9
they enuid send an aFal,n IL f.hirpan for fond,
gave the fifteen nr sixteen families remaining. or
~ln bal returned, son,s Of money. each according
Il. ht.e Inslber IN 10 sound another large
Turkish village burnt and wholly destroyed, cali.
ed Afhnli. surrounded with walnut and plum
RrovrR.
! .nnnd about forty families hero In abtect De-.
tssntion. and fndtnR they cond ret an asaba 10 20
to Ch!Flnn Of E)iEnnfu. I gayu them oil sutus ac-
eord1nR TO the number Of eac, family.
Paasrd. At 4 considerable distanec to the s!Iht,
fenl NaknlI. Turklsh village eaId 10 be burnt,
.nd ttattd a couple Of houra At flAnkol. near the
i!ain 3toghnz Pas' hy which the Kasstans entered.
Sot Creature In tins barnt village but few SOL
Iisin Eo7hsz PAS. xtri1ed 1. iate md % da4k It It
L,dskof smother burnt TurkIah village. Here arc
tnlphur springs and baths: the village IA hnrnt and
destfoyed. Scxt rnrning relieved The miserable
villagers ~h0 remained; Abuut twcsty families
came on here. passing 4 Iiu1gstan yi!lnge which
suiciHian Ftaha haa given to Turkish refugees.
Arrived hero and expended tbs remainder OF tho
sum brought with me In relieving about 1fty
de1titula Tutkth women and children whu are
the hnrnt Town. We arc camped on tho pain
where battle ~as fought. The l,ndlcs ato still
unbutIcd, md &tlerc are hundfcds Of them in tho
shAliow stteans. The stencil Il drcadfut. In
fact. lhe whole country between Garnsa aud this
r!nee il dcpopu!ated, aud In reektng with the hdor
Of human temalns, J. II. FAwcEr1.
, 1877-10-12

Nzw YoRx, oet u.rThe announcement il
mAde that HehzJ aelR0s died 1t Lima, Peru,
Sept. ~ He had been sick for some three
months, having bad TWO strokes OF pasalyas,
aud hts 6nal malAdy Il aid to haye been soleen-
Ing VI To braIn.
3. Tonplius, granddaughter Of Gen. Lsss
Cas-, died AualsulS Il Newport this erepinx,
, 1877-10-12

RED CLoup AGENCY, Neb., Oct, 1.-THE
Indian delegation arrived aafely tbh evening,
reporting .beir visit to Washington ~ sat!sfac-
tory. Tha indiana II the Agency are patiently
awaiting the report from their Chiefs. No trou-
bio u anticipated. The Official count given by
tue military authorities Il Camp Robinson
shows, during the Year, tho surrender Of 40
warriors Away without pcEmisAion.
, 1877-10-12


CoNTnAorons' ACCOUNTS.
BucnANEsT, Oct. l1.-Grcg, Comptroller
General OF tho Russian Empire, has une1pcct-
cdly arrived to Inspect tho accounts Of army
contractors.
TuA HUNGARIAN CONSPIRACY.
PEsTu, Oct 11..-IIcrr Tfsza, tic hungarian
Premier, has informed the Dict th1s 1000 rines
aud three boxes Of Dynamite were selzetl, but
only eight persous had been arrested in connec-
tlou with tho Trausylyania nf1alr.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 1.-the official newspaper
jsonanul states that q large number Of Hum
garians have entered Little Wal!achfA. The
Roumanlan General has taken precautionary
measures.
sERv1A's rRscE.
BELGRADE, Oct. ll.-Russla has undertaken
to pay scEyIa 100000 rubles monthly from ths
time tho 8erytan army IL sent 10 the frontier.
COUNCIL or WAR.
CoHBTAHT1NoPLE, Oct. 1l.-Mehemet All and
Achuct Eyoub Pashas hare arrived to attend a
council Of war.
SALISBURY.
LONDON, Oct. l1.-The Marquis OF Salisbury, in
4 speech at Bradford, sald the war wns not likely
10 be abandoned until orc of the belltgerents
wa strtkinglJ defeated or utterly exhausted.
England, be said, MAS not at present III 4 posi-
tiop, without departing from her neutrality, to
offer anything but mere general pac!du advice.
RUSSIAN FiKANCEs.
LONDON, Oct, 11.-Tho Tisaes says ut St, Pe-
tersburg tho rato Of exchange Ii 13 pence, tle
lowest rate since tho Crlmcan war. There seems
to have been kind OF panic there Yesterday,
due 10 tho great depreciation OF paper curren-
cy, which depreciation threatens temporarily to
engulf the ration Ia bankruptcy.
, 1877-10-12

WAsHlsoToa, D. c., Oct. 1.-THE co1nmia-
siouer Of 1udiau Affairs ha4 adyicea trom tho
BED Cloud Agency that tho s!ou1, Lnca the ro-
turn OF tha Chlets from Washington, exptesA 4
Wllltnkaeas 10 70 to the Aissou1i klyer.
, 1877-10-12
ANOTHER ~SEr.l0.
About Which Mukhtar, as
Usual, Gets in His
Word.
The Russians Said to Have
Been Disastrously
u, ). Repllsed.
Plevna Again Supplied with Large
Quantities Of Fresh
Provisions.
Many Deaths Among the Rus
sian Soldiers in Bull
garia.
Force Of the Invaders in That
Country 100000 Mon.
ManifestOes and Counter
Manifestoes Issued in
Paris.
Forty Lives Lost by a Mine Ex.
Force Of the Invaders in That
Country 100000 Mon.
Manifestoes and Counter
Manifestoes Issued in
Paris.
Forty Lives Lost by a Mine Ex.
ptosion in England.

ANoTHEH BATTLR'
LONDON. Oct. l1.-A telegram from Kars,
Wednesday noon says: battle was fought
Sesterday near A'ad1a Dagl lasting from mid
day until In the evening. Tie losses are
AcaV5 on notn 6ldcs. movements arc dE6ccrn!'
bic this morning IN tho Russian camp, which
seem to Indicate renewal OF tho fighting. A
correspondent, telcGraphing Wednesday from
tHt husdlan chulpi ealA LHe 4t14bians AaQ fG.
tired to tho positions occupied before Tuesdays
battle. ......
AoNAiA.a s'on1'
, 1877-10-12

stats Of tltnole, County Of caoh ~, *1pA ss7.*o
!. Hdu7J Il. HAsh EA4hlef pf III stov.
NJ b..s af III ~ ahsys :ta.smelt il tsae so
s,...,,,.. "a $50 HkE NJ Il. NAsu. c..bte,.
octuhet, 1877. CQAKLEE D. iIfRWHns RWHs itn ~ Of
EoI1eet-Attest: a. B. COBB, HENsT~ ,Tf,91eiie;
GkURGE 9EHNkfnER, U!FecIors SoN"4@a.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

At the time Of the election, sid WHO u now
employed in the treasury Department here.
has turned States evidences. and VIII rsveal
the whole story. Itappssrs that be princi-
pally prepared the adidayits, and other
bogus evidence - the foundation for this
testimony. Colonel Pickett, who some years
ago sold the Confederate archives to the
Government, was placed on the stand this
morsing, but at almost the first step In his
examination the Republican members Of
the committee objected, and the committee
room was cleared for consultation. Tho
indications now are that the whole plot In
Louisiana will be aunearthed, and that It
will be Of such damaging character that
the vote of the State will he thrown out Of
the electoral count. ,assgj bs.sfaqs i
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
Direct Natl to Brassy.

Postmaster Pyle, has receiv'd informa-
tion from the post Office department at
Washington, that mail will be sent ont
on the steamer, "Araphery," for Para,
Brazil.
The "Araphery Ii an iron steamer being
built by Pus+y Jones & Co., for South
America trade, and will leave here Febru-
ary third. ,...., ~
The Postmaster at New York has been re
ouested to forward oil mail for such places
received by him up to the second prox., to
this city to be sent forward BY the above
steamer. ,. 80, ..+,.r,,.,l.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
Ds,seorstse Nesting IN sAs 1y,ss Ward

Ds'socrstte Asstts1 IN tAs 1srss Ward
A very large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Democracy of the First Ward was held
last night at the headquarters. There were
fully 800 persons present, a resolution was
passed by acclamation, that IT was unjust,
and unfair, and would b resented, II any
appointment WAS made for tax collector for
Southern district itself. Home rule and
resident citizens for Office was the watch-
word. Mr. KyDe, q, hard working Democrat
was the choice of the meeting and was en-
dorsed BY It for tax collector for tho South
ern District. >u.-,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
Ds0th Of a Dsl0ssaTea,s.

r. B. Hargadine, Esq, native Of thia
State (we believe Kent county,. died at
Oakland, California, of heart disease, on
Saturday, January 81. He was resident
of Ashland. jackson county, Oregon, and at
the time ofhis death was the largest stock
raiser In In that county, where he also car
rIeq on extensively the business of merchsn-
diziDg He leaves wife aud five children
He was ~ years of age at the time of
his death. va.ue -I.it ..-.r,-
The Hargadines are an influential Kent
county family, one of them, VIM. A. Har-
gadine, ESQ. is an influential citizen Of Ct.
Louis, Mo. He.left Dover, about 80 years
ago and settled In St. Louis. ,,.,o,y...
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

(oTlCE:-The Family story Paper, pub
nshed by Norman l.. Munro Il Co, "A
Kman st N. r., one Of the most readable
ne journals that reach o + office. Every
sI y is brimf1l of choice reading mat
and is mail d to any address IN the re-
y y, OF tae subscription price, $500 The
|ubscr bers, a asplendidry pr, nted iiIuslra-
edition Of ehakespeare's worh being
sn away. Each number Of the paper will
cScoinpa9ied by ~ part OF the work until
nnlshed. 1ll ia.. 5s} jl0tf
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
,LQ1SH (aOwS'teh6D.

A gentleman who resides In Philadelphia,
has been visiting our city, for over 20 years
and there ts no prospect Of wedding. On
three occasions, 1t is said, arrangements
were made for the performance of the i'm
portant ceremony but something invariably
interve' ed to make pestponement neces-
sary. We think they had better. pop the
question, or they will die of old Age.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
ANps fch 0f Ossss CITY.

The February number of .Potters Phlls-
deIpbia Mouibly will contain m illustrated
sketch Of Wilmington, Delaware, past and
present by Rev. Wm. Henry Thomas for
merly Pastor of the Universalist Church 10
this City. Mr.. Thorpe is . clergyman Of
talent but Of peculiar views. He sometimes
since published . pamphlet recommending
the es' ablishment OF monarchy in place Of
o Republic for the United States.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
6oaah's Ship Yard,

Men are engaged In filing mp the bulks
head in the yard, and it will soon b com
pleted.
From twelve to fifteen men aIe being TAX
en- on in the works daily, and - aoon ~ the
weather opens this number will be largely
increased.
Preparations are being made to lay d
keel for = new vessel, and this work will b
commenced In . few days.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

Tho MurdereFs Of OmceR Brock.
NEWARK, Jan. s1.-Goyernora Bedle has
declined TO convene the Court Of Pardons in
the Oshwald and Ryan case. They viii
therefore be executed exec February q for the
murder of Officer Brock.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
TATER DEPARTMENT.. ! J. 9-ss. :
No. lOU0 Market Street.
NOTICE TO ~ xTIrH = n U.,mupS

ne y pills for 1877 are how ready, and pay
sas ~ tne ne Registrars Once, 100 Mark 81
es1; os ihe law requtres that all bills paid
~ fooe "e!ore the Stst day Of January 1877,
XII aSe -, VI % me Dill; those pail during the
ana nea u u FEBRUARY, five per cent. addition.
rch tnose paid during the month OF
IL ITu, ~, len per cent. additional, and all
MI ieM,asslnlng ,asl unpaid on the first day OF
pa ~; H. do1. the Registrar ID required to
intod ede .ierrules Withdrawn and suit in
tUo tSo ior u me recovery Of the amount due
misosw ,un wafer Will not be let into such
paid. A'' AoA ""Aos "AA Aus0o - :
omce hours from Q A. N. To 4P. N.
to, WILLIAM d. HAYES,
Vo"arl Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
Rs,,sovswo DtstSlssS Spirits.

Yesterday morning before q. 8. Commis-
stoner Smith, Henry Gerkee, Of Morton,
Delaware, arrested upon the charge of vio-
Ia,ir.g the U. 8. internal revenue laws in
removing distilled spirits, from designated
place, to another. not designated without
first obtaining release, appeared with
counsel and gave bail in the sum Of 1000
for bis appearance at the next term Of the
U. s. Court. SOFA. ssar .u4n 500
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Boarding,
| For sac, For Rent. List and Found,
published in the HERALD at
cents per line one ime.
cents per line for two times. f7.
II cents .. line for three times.
cents per line for four lines,
u cents per line for five times. T
10 cents ger line Tor six times.
arriages Deaths aud Births will here
be Inserted free Of charge Wants,
or three lines, for Is cen . week.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
More Werk for WtlasSssnte,s,

Agentlemen In writing from Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, says the Oregon steam
ship Co., of Portland, will build two steams
ships the coming season. and tho Chief En-
gineer left Portland, on the 18th Of January
for your city, to purchase machinary for
them. This will be chance for our VIII
mington mach1nists to get . little job.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
Sad L0ei6 6eAf.

Last Tbursday as Joseph Haubey, residing
10 Brai dywins Hundred, WAS examtng What
he supposed to be an empty revolver, II sud-
denly exploded, the ball passing through
the wrist OF bis daughter, Miss Sarah e.
Hsnbey. producing . very painful but not
dangerous wound