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ly manufactured for the express purpose
of q cover for the fraud. Thus the ex-
cuse itself becomes part of the fraud,
and the most Infamous part of it. Not
only was the excuse itself manufactured,
but the evidence to make the excuse de-
ceive the Northern people was also
manufactured in the Custom House in
New Orleans, and elsewhere. Forgeries
are shown to have been numerous, and
perjuries were secured under promises of
reward. In this vile work men holding
high positions took active part, and
every one who took such part has re-
ceived high Office from Mr.. Hayes, and
has thus been enabled to become him
self g dispenser of rewards to his subor-
dinates.
Take it all in all--its origin, its ex-
tent, its wicked adroitness, its delibera-
ton, the variety of characters engaged,
its numberless peIuries and reckless
forgeries, its marvellous success and its
absolute control of g. great government
of unequal patronage for its rewards
and it must be confessed that the
Presidential fraud of 1876 is without o
parallel in any history. 1t dwarfs all
other frauds, conspiracies and robberies
into comparative insignifcance. If al
lowed to 60 unpunished it will elevate
perjury into a vir. ,e, forgery into an
art, and will reduce usurpation to a
sciencel The Administration which l
for one had fondly hoped would inau-
gurate new era of elevation, purity and
efficiency in our civil service, has per-
sistently identified its life, its power
and its character with the frauds of its
origin, and has thus done more than all
our previous history to bring that civil
service into disrepute, and the advocates
of its reform to CT nfusion and shame.
The keenest pang of all is that which
springs from the fact that will not down,
that all this has been done to silence,
crafty and reward as vile a set of
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Notice to Contractors.

Sept &c, 1S7
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-31
y.EG Eys.yE

Yor kiiley Complaint AMI Nervous i,r.
i,iiliy
Iiebpro, Me-, nee ~, 1877
Mr.. hsesans
llear ~irs--l hid had 4 cough fnr Tirll.
teen years. Wien commenced takibg the
Vrgssins | WIS very lns my s,s'sm was
sisllirirI by dIsraar hnl the kline,
t'onpslM mud waa very nervous cough
had. lungs safe When had tske,i ono
bottle / Iani II .as helping mn II lisH
helped ny .n,l9h ind y strengthen. ,ne.
| An nav ahir ~ ~ my ~nih Never
l,a.e fnnnd ANYTHING like The v.setlpe. !
kn.w Ii il every tI,ihg II II recommended
q IN MIN A. i l'ENftltl1uS
vssstinf IL npulislinR an,l Strengthen.
ing, pnfife. The iiaodf regulates tha lt'N
.ls, uuirls the nnrvn,is asaicn arts III
rs.liv ulinn lLe .eein,lsp,.i aud afnusss
fhs while ayhtem . Hstion,
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Ltc.rrn coftHT.

Ihn4 HaKf pifrPiHl III atHuttf
nnd robbery At liz recent term III
thu District taurt eeaApetl ft4H tAa
enaipiy VI ll,htl II ilnnn Hhe iiMi
him III ehhlHe. ~ liz Nehntel III n
anine iltne during lln hieiFt III
Thursday laHs. ihn Yanltai III the
Jury VA brought Iii III - NY. Int
b. llul tGi Isrf sentenced. a. III
court epifld nnd fnlef tenftf.6a
sooiinr i'inn TIL third la sft ii esl
sidien which would l4att inait tI0HH
Friday morning Ind Ir i'll ~ 4I5si
Va mr. Informed That Ill it'll #HE46i
waH planhini nnd hanH n.iE Hnt
iliut flia clothing w. tHlHr I'll
ille faain Wiien ~ Vrnt 81 led Hf
Dunn occupied il 'uHi III th ft
viii, til Il ftNa II A. famH tiMa
ininy liz niphi b. fnhlE III ~
noiup oil II II window IL i 1914
ponad nbd descending ii column ff
he sainndnl nude iiIs aaeN4e III
uIasfiar wis not discovered ntltl
inItiilng
Tlioa. sure wna tfne j 81 ii faln
lipilHs' southwest e lipNari Center
wliaru II. utliypl 4AtnliHt mint III.
uulllng llir why 81 Howard lpnlti
nnal for 'lie Little Tu'.et asIihn fut
Eninnna nnd John tsl,uN aiatH' I'll
hour later III WIS ii John sleeH5
making ili, sAlnn inquiry. At finsti
o'clock Saturday night lln rallied ~
Charley Phillips nrnr II. w, Hollis.
ici'a nunLing The sumo iuutiiits.
Since then IN truce ~ him hnb ir.i
found H. appeared ~ lAlya II, il
coat mud osrilinnis. ~ FL. I'NH
plnse Il" nioprod there Wha Il hoy
who knew 4npc, md told ,'tn ft,iks
TINT II VA Hu0r, A. t'm 'inn tIglti
within cIrht miles ~ tfeseu Il j
lnd uDt l'fatd If Ill fsenre III
mnlsnnr III .hlsil tir IN. iir e1taN
him holding Ills nfma uniaf III fsef
lsntia tho Officers r. conclude i'lat he
rtlll lnd the lnnl.eiiffs go III
shneklrs he Ind fpiini tsanha - IA
hlil4eif NJ. ~ mot an wooapilt
With m n1r ny II au,ild Ir MI ilt
tools needed. IL na4 1T ii, t.l'a
Mr.. Hllaw's or Mr. Emmans' ii,ond
v L pfni,ahlr ila' ~ 4nlt,lfila ~,
them he wn. ennllrI ~ iliti Il lirrt
n"ar by Nhnfr the riHsuup vol
| would ls llelI III t1g,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-31

W. ruI,llah on our faafih pun i

W. tulilHll on orr fourth pag"
yfft hlila ~ Hell All hiHHrHIf Ht
~ irnn ~ ,'eu II Mf Dfn8 tip
IF In ablrst III AmHfIeHH Nfiif4
Y AiiilH tiHlt natlfilHti III Hna f#
llHiHl haiils VII ttlHi IT, teHtf Hill
~ ihAis uttifli Nlil CRIT III r4t
" ~ 4 al,9ft itia Nn ntf lfa5Hl#ed
~ htilsin lfhiii hlfH fH MFa if
d'iHttuti. " Hsap Ift II alf if 4
Il'Hs' !. valuable iiHrfI 81 injury ItH
~ 10y aili liz llsea If4at iiN tf
u u turtHn vii 4lf5H f NH
rlilelai,# ~ withhold asebI etllnhs
liz faitdti sH8t #I4 80 & 1tt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-31

Il. u. Mnlrh. who formerly slnlird
law vii, Iaka 4 IinttaHi. II hi
city, L iip't nlnrlnYrI III il,e ulii4e iii
john q Ntrailny, onn III Tie lenJnr
Ilnnl Fsitir md Inun Agrlh4 III
GRECO. National .ldraeate.
Mt. a n. Marsh II n,,r III tle llsiu1
Young lawyers " this plnrr I,nsinl'
lila Office With the fenl ratpst aitl
lontl otlire ~ Mr.. JnD, Il, Altailt III
EaolI N employed III Ii4 own draR.
Mr.. MnIsl, attending The InirIeAla ~
Ill clients. Mr. SifnIloy nj III l..rit
luihir business uni HI rtrInfihf 'It
most p.tfrrs abstract ~ iitIaA | ttal
esti'tn In sila country.
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MfSsra Mend nni iI'Dod
~ ~ 49, ~
$1,000 su~~~~x-~~~~s
Wid. AWnk. for Juno presents /

Viii" AWak. for Juno presents III.
,la,ial Table III eNepllnni reWiiiY nui
ilta ii'nA'lHiiun among 'hr lHttrf
htinR se.et4l IilHtfhtpd paf uta. II
i.snfsnils rauka li,Rll hs i magazine
nelnp'el tn TIL tNA'fs III yolluH attl
oil nlilta SUBSCRIPTION slt,' i 9eNe
Elm IntmHn tdliat ~ ipslr1 Ii
49, Publishers, i.a4t,n,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-31
A u. wngsLRn.

NluMr..n, When the i,lopI ror,ps
ltfeirss and stAgnnti, either 81 change #
wratksI - climate, vait Of esernia, II.
regular ,it.ii VI fruta ui,y u'hTf runsal til
Nuyntiar Will renrs the Llrui e4irY nH
tn pntril hanhrs e'cnhae The stomach.
regulate thy bowels, nni inpnri tone NJ
vigof IL the uhnie t,dy,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-31

congregational rASrsh...Ast si.s =
~ eswNvli, Fsst.r, ssfsirss ever sahhhh Il W IS
!, !. ~ 1 isar m s#AAsy sshael ~ u IA All
As~ ee~&iHiiy in.esssi.
Rneee sual, ttsave rhuseh- Asrsss. ks,. A.
N1feeease services svrtt tshsiat NJ tiitp 4,
o.. esA ,. m, rahsAy Fvtr,A - 4 p,
Ms~alsg rvsyst friday evening
ssass wi fsvs ssnnssss sna me Public, cor
dtAliy iasissa.
hgesksAist rrtst spat .....t,rv, J. !, Psln.,
snstAal, M tsh 49,. hAn 7 n ~
Sabbath ~i.ui inats stsiy aAvf mara NV service
rfAysS Ns4tia3 ewph Thursday es.a p.s seass
tSss llw0sfai invitation ~ VI utvd.
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,aeA a N 4 \ stfs hnye taheN
RI Ion i ~ Ills Iaheas nni
rill tl4iait thr tHNs 49, fNi
asiNN tHsfa fA t#A 49, #
lstsasl. lhi, 49, anl la 43 vii ~
hefttufHtt IHttsish h l88ttHh iii tft
sfnslr L. rffuN hi W. seHNNH n ll
is~ IMPLY provided fsNts lhihe vlil
lin neai nhi lily IN II viii uis ~
particulars HI t'sFt Avll htslt
through thu l'LNs DNAt.R III lur
ilmt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-31
VE(1ETINE
ron III, Dl'sl

Central Falls, n, T.. Oct. ~, 1877.
". III u. Stevens.
II isa pleasure 10 give my testimony for
yStir valuable medicine wan sick frr Il
long time with prupsy, under the dcctvrs
care. Va said II was Watnr between the
Heart and Liver, received no henriii III.
Ill 1 commenced taking the veHetincs IN
fact. i WAS growing worse. ! have tried
mnsy rem~siir~, they did not help mo.
vagstiar \. ihc medicine for Dropsr |
tcxaH III feel better aitrr taking Il few
a,eltlss have iaken thirty bottles In MI
I AIN perfectly we'll. never felt better. NJ
Que can feel ,nore thankful ihan 10.
/ an. dear cir, gratefully yours,
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InrAefs 'lrsiEnlHs u fsffIstHM 4H4eHe
tsi u5a. ttiYise Iurp65iAt, ati taft 4
Ybth niil MT fHti III pat. III A hat
allaite juf nrH nussl tsr.l#t* I'D sea xH
til wansah Newer III In TIT Igat !,
asllnl " spm,asitars lii lhr riannef Hs
~ nH,k, eaHr MI lntit ttleHati At t
enfii f,NaN bFusbins 80 H. ueH uee
~ 4 i~ia tat MY eseaiia 'lAi ii TIT
n'hRfH4 ~ NeIl lsat new nfpWpr i,,# bpen
lfpsay,il III nHfiipr If rDins atinp II
feature IT excellence ~ He'a ae |
VI III athsi m4he II II ili,t.a'i Ii sftlta
IN apTIs ihBi Nltisl, M ~ sttit ta5ll t8i
np, rerittal irnt, o. tseii W. stH9ta
tAEu llHasarg hi staa'uv ~ 1880 ta
fata.ers and prartlrai iapstl.Abl, mi Ia
slta NIL ptteh ~ ep9pp eat hrs fAHtH Fft
luph 'lttM etaf ear,tally Hbi thor, Ally
a1idtHfihs fhgW viii hie tieTfs ,eaa ~.
i'lrel, ,'taatHai then. aitt 80 a4. tN taiH
llHaH4 Atil tadlf9 Ae III WitHul tF II
Aftlie Ha8ehiHktt, t tltef i pf4t
eh8,@I laf aft III "a
ffaAat HH 1hN aN FED
Z sf# At# NEHs AHt H#
fHf u tIH a8 Hh 8D
ftalll tte Ht nH a
tt s
It'll EI3t' ,ff
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OLD sErrtrHs NETTING.


Thu Hon, Snmrrl NarlnrI III
Clayton county, iirtt Jtnlg. III rstI
District courts VI realen,fe ~ III liz.
yiitlion VI the sjpeistr t. ndlfee4 II
on the 18th If June IL, Howard Tn.
Tor responds ia follows.
Iikstti.ii, NAY ~, lsIA,
Messrs Mend nni tiiDod
Your polite invitation IL nt',lpi Il
reunion ~ III old a,tllers II ilpsafl
county ~ III 18th If Jun. i'll H,r
nrd Center " received. nnl in l.rl,
| ilaYr tu aus thu tliaak ynn 80
ilir invitation. aud | will rnIrasol ~
be- with yuu pn TINT ureuninp. Antl
"onIl, With your lrlurat fof Il lttgli
hours address. Yours,
L...fkt# Af.@sss4.4.#8
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Haaxr run a,Lr 4 rpsi heas
fntln hrtsr. trmntl. ,rue anil k,lsi
Will III void pn long time with ~,
proved surety, at ten ,rf cont initf
est. Enquire. III
i NJ. FIELD.
,lltf S.tuau Aosi.1x8
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@ - x ! sass .

III itu Hsh nii 4E8f H1&H
tesf aantl'R lfftafaEis II l I
.tf staH ftf H8l t Vii tf#
~ H#lNl4 ~ th HI 4s
saesa iln4It IL tlais ti#t sNs1
hf.iA ini hi lratils tttras II
nHf tthwlis .iAHut,it Wiz. III
Erytlt IL rnHs lnY we s4W eetd Wv
.4inth8 IL fram IL sntlth h atf rfa
tlslun 4ia'ut. a'i'i N.Y. tf' tiff.
tlsna ~ fire thp rfthfiH tfha
l. ln,tlstfhM italf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-31

The N ~. \. 4. riy. nu III rtrhl,
aud strawberry festival Ill Mrl,siri 4
on Friday evening. This II 10 H. The
recherche affair VII llip ataHun. pts
elfrsl over by the hnn ton IN thu
town who desire The muas nf,aiis rtn
si.,lsn mud ladlt. nf tirspu w
guests III Mi, evening.
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% .l.

tlHftif l'tnstfitfbl H ttstt ID
Highland llls IHg isia lbs.#
sas = 81 ~ HfitFshli lt8at II sesI itaaf
HHt. FL L. hi Ifai, Riaflt H 4Efl abf
TT IHt afAH#s sin4siis atll ,ltsafr I84f
tlfltalln1 III siHfitt4ai9I YIN taesssi
81 sletdt psaf IL efHleIIsuRa Ling flst
laYAfiiu - ellttlup. lniiiua, n4l 4l,asl#itt
III siH4h pssa llAn III ilal1Es Il
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UsAnArHE. There nfa various eniisar
for headache, NJ derangelurnt II The cir.
auisiIng system, " tl,e digestive organs,
Of Tho nervous system, ~. vrgeiIne ~,
bs .Aid To be- 4 eufe remedy for the mAnJ
lind. III hradaehe. ~ II Hels directly upvil
thr various caMsex NJ this complaint, ker-
vausarss, Indigestion. t'o.iisencss. isi,esm.
puisns, Neuralgia, Dilllousnrss. A.. Try
The Negeiinr. fon Viii never regret II.
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IT, tt 8s tt##
f8 iNAt Hgs8 H fHN III
t 4As f HH N
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III il ft
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fhtaagat ill.,, ss
T. ttA AAEsfR
~ ~ ias. IN feveir, / ~ iflIuwiap
lHltHram#
'Fhpitaht, Ietaat VI q fA1t IA
taa' lhe 90 anp f.iat ,pIat III uslI
't,al - iistlat tiny t4Hn iHsHH Il.
Vi u,iahH tHa l,s'afif lfHftEsitfs aul
Hinder. q
srlgnttA Ii1feft. A aifulttI. Asfa.
,ieif it - w. i. ~. IN trial
+1A1. III i4 rttAItess slslbiy ~
- Ntitt
stI i " IafAa4
tAtfs a1i's
Y II. A t. i To- tifsfit i.
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ANM 16set klsIseMeE v 4 alsIs z $500

Dipaa nmEing Hri al kl4a'
rlatH tNintf Will lnsn riui,t IA
pa,tf'' I'll ntieh III Mts leftt'a fts
t.fnee fAsi tl'e ii t't1itn H
tween Park erA ltttlf,Hi stuA i'Ht
iannsr II lha - Ill tsleltHd at
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eaFttth Hnt 10
trs.@ n n ~. tA#r m
MANS rtnsf
ostss Vel, 10 10 d ~ FASH ~ 4 ~
aAtts Ahhssf
us.sx Wet. tn IN i. ta.~~ksss | ssr. v
Tn.~ssAls Mail via, safatnFs, ifawafd
use,sy AL ltse~viile, leaves svvty Men
a.. "wednesday sna Friats, ~ w. ",
NAL 10 Pre- sten. Via, Fiawnceslllr an
Granger. i.ases every Tuesday AMI Fri
dAy, ataA. ~.
ACu nEAnl.E. II. NJ
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gro Ey'S.v'E
Fur Sick iiea.lnehs

Fur Sick Headache
Evansville, hi jan l, INA
Mr. stevens
lear s4lr - llasr asfl your Nass,Inr
far Sick Headache, and hsel greatly heil.
.hiel thereby have every rnaAsii to he.
tjeye II IL IL Il goel medicine.
Yours very respectfully.
Mrs jan. CONNER.
al THIRD NJ.
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D.EG ET'l.1'E
IA,cll,r's Report i.

". CAns. N. rnIdcnhnussn, Apothecnry.
Evansville. Ind.
Th~ Aoctor writes hAve large nStn.
her III goud customers WIN iaks yegetin1.
They I'll speak we'll ~ u l knsw II Ii i
good medicine for The csmplainia for
Witch II ii recommended.
usc. NJ, 1877
yegetIne Ii n great tanneea for our
n.rd faihern and mothers. fur II sisca
them strength, unlets their nerves, aHfi
gtycs ,hem natures sweet sleep.
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~ tfHa i1Ruaa
Aflf if tt1H It1 ahA
A Rs isaff tAlHaFs
49, 81 l@
tt.45 tftt gtM@#I=sr .fssz4.t#t. 1tanng,,..
s.r tp'' ~
41t. a II Ifsttt
5 ia Il . -. Nv.
li.s i, III .t6t ii,
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DsH:G ETI.vsE

0V's0VNs v TVFFF
n, q ateyens. Esd
l,var Fir. w have becn fsIling yair
valuable Nsgeiine FIR three ysnr,, aud W.
fnl that II Eivas perfect satisfaction W.
believe II 10 b. the hest blnoi purifier now
asid Very respectfully,
Dr.. ], y. liluNN n TO, Druggists.
i'niuntpun. Ky
vrE~tins Inns never failed III aMafi A
sute, giving tens aud strength 10 the ays.
tam debiiia~td ny disease.
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s#ess#sss4A te N#sss
vMsAse ~ 81 II fs 8#a#
tAHss4a q Ass4as i $50 HsA* - 8as
At5 #s AMsss w. s8AF IA sAaf
a. N4#s 81 ss8 n Wsss i # -
4 IA AsaMas IL s8sss3s $3.50 ~ Il fss'
III Asae@N88
Asts*staMaa44AA aNaAesA III tA# s#At s#
~ smaWss III sssts Ftea a8ss AH*e
sssM smsa rss 4sssA ssss - i aHasas
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- shsr - ee@AH
svss tssAt*A sSfa ~ sasHtwts " ff
saessw ~ IL es.s IssAassl So 81 a sssH
49, sewhss sgA4 F~FA NstssR4@Nf AHAasHAsAN
Al sssaa Asah 81 e&saet NJ t4A fAA III ssF
ssN4glsa Il ~ etsaAss sa4t 88w9 sfssH It'll
- AsaA ~ NJ $3.50 NHti#iaa WAll
" fstsN afs4ii ~ tngtfA u Will u pAAh
All asssssqtsA ~ u 4e#ttsfes
II ss~s4#sssNn III iNs tsfHa, vi issss !
a4Auafsd saaeF4ntas IA fNaAtHF NHtFsfsl
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n; 4ae an.thpf bat,, an hlTl flurau
IIu.IlI .lees War With A9A. UlNdu
MaS~@~~ss s~~saas
9.a.sfs rpaeWtt Hep l.ssttt'e ta1 III
Ntus pap,r III lnll fsplt Sen Free H.
f9rH itiYsng PAM ~ 6l.bsA lsau iuS
ltft eifauIHr i'ehf5 aaiNhrAfei i'latlaa
u HrfalN Iplaatf IrttfuiaeHt' lnils
inn1e etspirisgi' lfsais ~. ifaleuh Il
iAs #aeeptt Np4t suenee.fu. bnatf III ~.
ERICA commenced frN yeers agp With
as, lnilar attrs noN neaffg 'uVH, a3p
una4fI, P9s' ffiasa III es4aF6, elas
,ft FaaeNnai ll4nps tisi. 1 sfeF 'hHrfh
fitesita, tfis Tremendous hafg4ihs noa
Moa ftady Address. l,ssIfL +. Mnn
Nd IsFAfff, Washington y J Val
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I'll
The Morning herald., 1878-11-06
AN EMIGRANT's STORY.

Among the steersge passengers on the
Egypt, from Liverpool, which arrived o.
this port on Sunday, was Mary CroIih, q
native OF Cork, ireland. After the emierants
had been landed at Castle Garden 1t was
discovered that Mary was about to become
mother She appeared to be friendless
and was advised to apply to Superintendent
Jackson, to. whom she made the following
statement uEder oath: She said that forG
merly she was a servant In the household of
a farmer residing in the suburbs of Cork.
Her employer had the contract to furnish
the soldiers. at the barracks with milk, but
ter and cheese, and Mary was accustomed d
to call there daily with the produce. About
nine months ago, while on her regular
visit. she was accosted by one of the Queens
sergeants, who dragged her into his room
and crimtnally assaulted her. On her re-
turn to the farm house she informed ber
mistress of what had happened, ard the
latter begged of her to say nothing abont it
as the contract for furnishing the produce
might be taken away ifany complaint were
made. Mary kept the matter to herself,
aud the sergeant about two weeks ago sent
her to this country. 'r-
The Commissioners of Emigration will
send her baed to ireland to-day. -;
The Morning herald., 1878-11-06
PROBABLE MURDER.

"A dispatch from Asbury Park, N. j.,
Nov. 4, says: Two men in 9 light wagon
drove up to the Halfway House, hotel
situated about eight miles southwest of this
place, and ipquired the way to Shark River
station, on the New Jersey Southern Rail-
road. They were told the route and drove
on. In little while the horse came run.
ming back, dragging the wagon, which was
upset. Several men started in search OF
the strangers, fearing they were injured
About halfs mile from the hotel they found
one of Them lying ia the edge of the woods
in an unconscious condition and with dan
gerous stab wound In the right side of his
neck, near the shoulder. 1t was subsequent-
ly ascertsined that bis name Was Cook, and
that he belonged in Lorg Branch. There
being NO physician 10 the neiehborhood he
was conveyed 10 Long Branch, while still
insensible. Els com psnion has disappeared
and foul plsy is suspected. It was noticed
that guu which hsd been seen In the pos
session of the missing man was also gone.
Search was immediately instituted, but it is
so far fruitless
The Morning herald., 1878-11-06
A POLITICAL MURDER TRIAL.

- A special from Petersburg, Va, Nov. 4,
is as follows: The beginning of the trial at
Hicksford, GreenvIlie Court House, to-day,
before w. 8. Goodwin, Judge OF the cou ty
court, OF Major William A. Reese, Conserve
tive member of the legislature, on the
charge of killing .Adolphus Trotser, negro,
st q Republican meeting soma weeks ago,
was attended with manifestations Of Intense
excitsment on the part of be negroes of the
neigh a0rhood. Huud,cds OF them have
foc6ed to the court house from all palts OF
the country, armed wi sticks, md somp
of them are report'd to have threat ened
that n Reese is acquitted they intend to XII
him before he leaves the court house. o.
account Of the excitement many ladies have
come to this city from Greenv'lle, and E
special force or eoDstA bles was deta He'd to
day to prevent distur oance at Fl cksford
The negroes profess to be gre ttly aroused
BY the killing OF Trotter aud Hijh by viii .
men within two weeks. The day was con
sumed In the examination of witnesses
Colonel Charles s. Spripgfellow is counse
for Major Reese.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-06
GHEhtFE SALE.

GHEhtFB SALE. e.. .....-..,-
Byvirtue of O writ OF Levari Facias TO ms
directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale a.
the Ho, 81 ef Williaim b. Ford, at Kirkwood,
IN Peucader Hundred, New castle county
TUESDAY, the 18th day of november, A.
d. 1878, at 2 O'Clock p. m. ~ 10
The following described real estate viz:
AL that cert L. lot or piece + lam SIT
uate In the town of st George on abe
80 nth side of the roat rleadlng from 81.
Georges to Delaware City, bounde d and de.
soribed az follows 10 wit: Begi ening a. q
stake anu oorner for slotof "a. g .J
Garmon, aad 43O feet from iha Julction o.
The 81. Ge trges and De aware Clly road
with the odessa Road running u ence
with the said line south413 40 cas- $50 feei
TO STAKE ia land formerly Of Henry L.
Psckard and ihsn's north AZ 3-i2 eat .
teet To q St"ke then north ~ s4hwest lFO
feei to st ke III south side Of the afort
said road 'heace with the said 10 d south
Z 3 40 w-st so feet o The place oil beg ~ ring
containing seven thousa. ID n.e huDdre
square feet more or les, With q name
hUus and frame st tbllrg tl,eLeoE erecte
Seized aud taken in execution as The
property OF Pflillii Redeem deceased, anG
IsHbeita Redden urviying mortgagpr oi
Erhitiip !edden deceased, and t. +.
>. (Inim Fl. Gould \ A6mr. OF Phillip Red
de4 Gee; sed, ac.) and to besold by-r7E
7H' sdl s7,!f ISAAC GkUBB SLerifr.
rtsletii's Office New, Castle, oct. II, 1873
The Morning herald., 1878-11-06
SONG OF THE SINGER.

We clip and heartily endorse the follow
from the Republican:
As we were passing up Market street Nor
day we found our passage impeded 10
front of No. 424 Market street by number
OF sewing machines. Upon looking up we
found We were in front OF the headquarters
OF the Singer Sewing Machine Company
and at the same time the smiling phiE of
of Mr.. vanDuzee, the general agent for
Delaware, appeared at the door, and We
were politely invited to step In, an invita-
tion which we could not resist With con-
siderable of an air Of triumph Mr.. VsnDu-
zselinformed us that he was just laying in
a fresh Invoice Of go new premium Singer
sewing machines, the d. maud for them
hoving increased ff'y per cent since tie
Mlddetown Fair, where his machine took
the first premium . This premium machine
is certainly beauty, and runs a. nolselessly
pas the gentle ticking OF awstch. The gloss
mess and the high style Of finish suggested
to us high prices, but our surprise can be
imagined when we were Informed that with
out an oiled walnut cover they only cost $35
and with the cover $40. We then began to
see why the Singer was go popular; frst,
because it was frst-class machine, as the
first premium from the Middletown Fair
set forth; second, because the price was
low, add third, we'll, perhaps We had better
keep quiet; but no we wont; VanDuzee is
very much OF gentleman and makes bin.
self popular with everybody. Let the Singer
sing along, and carry mueic into every
family that opens the door for its entrance.
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