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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
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3cFauutmahuuo.

Qn Die Burger oes 9ermanner Sdul'
OiftriftcS.
lin 6as WustbeiIen Ser Builder an
erleidteru, fino ale 8erfouen, rrlde
ihre Builder niht ielbft in Der 8iblio.
tibet abboIen, eriu6t ibye auswabi bor
benz @ntoIo9en. melde nddftenS ous.
gegeben per6en, gu MAIDEN uno cine
i@riftIide Nnpeifuug an ben Sib!io
thefar ein;uieuoen, bo obae folhe teir
Bud on cine abweienbe Yerion nerab
folgt niro.
SIM @uftrng 6ee S9uIratb.s
81. 8 O b 8 q T . t. Bibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
mehr bco.brt ais 9olS.

Yerioneu. peId,e bon Ianemierigtr
8ranfbeit aeneien, ODER ipelde in cieisr
SabreSseit senei9t inb an 9cIbiudt,
Observation-Disclosures Serifopfune, ODER
iraeno meIAen, aus einem berborbenen
Magen, elmer srtrantten 2eber, ooel
uneeororsteu Ginssipeioen s%ntipringen'
Oen llriadsn gu IeiOen, foaen v8 / d.
arbfOn's Sherrp 8ine8i t.
periufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

pA- 9ebten Samstag feierten 9err
Sobn Guanbt IT,, uub be6en Satin,
ben 25fen Sabrestag lbrer ebeli6en
Serbinbun9 i'm trauten SreunosSfreiie.
Nm @beno bra6ten cine In;abt Nit'
glieber bes @sfan9uereins Sarmonie
EN- SubeIpaare Elm St6nb6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

DeS- Sic bielsn SreunOe unb 8atien.
ten oeS Soctor 8Iant tonnen osmielbsu
nidt seuug %oonfen, bab e. feline be-
riibmte vSdpIrie MeSisin" in ben
Warft 9egsbeu but. sic tonnen bis'
itIbe isst in ie6er Npotbete baben unb
MAIDEN rcidlid @ebraud oabon. sic
OaB ibnen oisieS MtittsI seraOesu
unentbebrIi9 9eporbeu 1T, neil es in
Otn meiiten SrantbsitsfaQen aueew anSt
lper0en fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
ScrD"6eln un6 anbere
Granfbeiten 0eS 8lutcS.

@cropbeln (King's EvilD inO cine
8eroerbniB Der S6fte oes S0rpers,
welhe benlelbsn nit lGiti9en unO b0s.
arti9en uureiui9teiten iberlaoeR. 0ie
Contribution OeS Sorpers miro GEE
ibwadt, ielbit wenn Die duberen @n-
3ei6en total febIen, melhe our6 Nu6.
idldge auf benz 8opfe ODER onoerel
SbeiIen bsS S0rpers Die @nweienbeit
BON Scropbeln anSeigen.
Sic &runfbeit 1T UNI 10 eefabrlider
uno ernitItder, 6a bicielbe iii uieien
SdLeu erblid ben @eibledt auf Be.
idledt f%ort9epFGn3t miro uuo fdrefIid
limb bic SoI9en, melde Nussebrune,
Serf6parun9 Der 9eber uno enOlid Den
500 mad iid siebeu.
Sur pe9etabiIiide Mteo;sinen, welde
Die Sdfte beS &orpers reiniaeu uub Den
8iftitOf e%utfernen, ino bier bon Wirt-
lidtm. @ertbe.
Sr. 9Iuauit &onis's Sumburaer Sa
miliensM eoiiinen uno inter oieien Sr
Nug. &onia'S SGmburNer Sropfen rel
ntgen oaS Spifem. erneuern Die Sdfte
uno entfernen oaS 2eioen, inOem fie es
nit Der @ur,el ousrciben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
Mni Set
ausise fir tfeine nnS srORs
&nabeu BET
q. 81. & 9. s. WerteMs.

Ea- 9esten Montag periteigerte
9err plug, 9%teuenbuhn, GOurthaus
IS ommiTipner. oas 8edt oas auf benz
@curtbau5berac wadien6e 9raS gu
mGhen auf 0ffcntliher @uftion an SRI.
8heooor @ergner, wel6er oafur Die
Summe bon 6 50 III be;ablen bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
Mai : Set
Sate fur 6ie GIetmem, MGO9em
ln6 &na6en 6ei
O. u. & 8. s. Merteus.

Rr 9etten Nlittwo9 fling Ous Dad
auf Dem Suuie Der Srau &rrot in Solae
BON berabfaQeuben Sunfen aus einem
brennsnoen &amin Seuer. SasfeIbe
wurbe is6o9 bon ben idnea berbeieiIens
ben @aabarn seI0fdt ebe es erbebIidsn
Sha0en anrihten fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
&eberlet6en.

Oie 9eber lit zines Der wtdti9iten
Grgane oeS &0rperS uno foqte man
Oober alien llure9elmdbiQteitea oiefeS
Organs Mutmtrtiamfeit fdenten.
9eberIeiOen umfaBt entmeoer einsn
QewiIIen 8rao uun Srdsbeit bes
Or9anes, Der eS unbefdbi9t Die nOtbias
Wfen9e Sale %ubsuionoern ODER cine
Yeritopfung in Den @alenuefdBen,
luelde Die Sole bin6ert in ben Sarm.
fonol gu 9eIan9en. Sic Saut erbaIt
cine 9elbIide Surbe, es fno Sdmerien
IN ber re6ten Seits uno re6ten SduI'
ter porbanoen unb Der @ppetit nimmt
ob.
Or. Gtu9uit S0nie's Sambur9er
Sropfeu itdrfeu uno reguIiren Die 9eber,
reinieen ben Musen uno entfernen aus
nen Seodrmen Die BARN o~n9ebduften
Sruoitaten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

No. 9us einseInen SbeiIen bes
6 ountp tommt uns ole Nndridt gu,
oub Die NusT6ten fur bic 8ei3enernts
nidt mcbr 10 9Ian3enb feien mie Dor
einieen @o9en. SteIenueiie ffebt Der
@eisen iebr i9le6t uub mande GARNER
baben iid DeranIuBt seisben einen She'll
besielben unter3upHuaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

B@- 9ssten Oienstus Morsen rsiften
3.rr Gbas. 8. @ibsn unb Satin bon
bier nod @ew Sort OBJ, nm bort Yaf'
Iaae nod europa gu nebmen, mo- bic
Ielben fid einise MOnute auf3ubalten
a~ebenfen. @ir winiden ibnen cine
aliidli6e Heberfobrt; einen ansenebrnen
NufentbaIt in Der alien @elt uno frobe
Nidtehr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

BE@ SpOriumteit 1T cine Scr
9aupttuQenben elmer tluaen SNuSfrou
sd In6e Or VI 9 It 6 o n i N's
y q b uraer@ ri # t b { ME in
mel mem 9ouie ouegeben unO babe
9oqnr boburd geiport,"
idr sibt Sruu 6. grothiobn, Yen0Iston,
mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

ss- 9err Setnrid @OmmeI. tpel@er
Dor einiaen Monaten in Wfifouri
college mad sldn3enO obseIegs
@ramen, fein DOttor.O Diploma ere
belt, reife Iebten Wontas mad Bat'
terrible, &%anfas, ab. mo- er ii9 ais @r3t
nieoer3ula6en eebentt. SoHentIt3
uirb es ibm seIinssn Fd cine uusse.
Sebnte 9rarts Al erperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
SeBt lit Die 3eit III reiiem.

9n lsbsrciufimmuns NIT BEN Staats-@e-
iesen unc fir baa aGgemeine Wobl bat bic
~ tT6urt Yactfe tur6 9inte ibre
5abrpreiIe UNI tsinabe elm OritteI ibres friberen
9etrdses r~sbu3trt irb eS 1T fest teinabe biliser
nit pirler giisnbabn ~ rstlsR ais 3u Snufs 5u
bleiben.
IrcB bieler 9rcBen prsisrrmdeisurg rirb
Ser<Siaets spiihen 9epiIsn Stationen 5u
elmer peitsren 8etuftion Don 3ebn prpSent pom
rsstlmGbiscn 8abrpreis gu prrtaufen, unc 60 1T
Al boHen ba6 bic 9abu bur6 bic ltberale I'm
rertisurs bes pubIitums fir bic Grn,a6igun9
ibrsr Ya1aeiers& atsn sntI6GDist tpsrhen pirb.
Geo. s.. 6caTOrS,
Sen. paiasiersIgent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

8ei9Iohsn boB ser 8onb bon
Collector 8asr nit q. 6. SdIenber
uno 9. 8. MuusbunO OILS Si6rrbeit,
iopie Der Bomb pom Sdreiber Mobpu
nit Sermunn S6!enbsr uno Or. Qlu9
8uNe aI5 Siberbeit an1enommeu iper
oen iou.
Sierouf 8ertdeuna.
81. u o b JPN, Glert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

By @ines ser beiten Wittel our
8stnianng bes SIutes, Sef0rOsruno
Der 8~erOauun9 unS pes Stublganqes,
iopie fur ole Qei6en Der 9eber unb
oeS HnterIeibeS 1T unitrcitis Or. @u9.
Na6e's @roparatlUn, S@parSe
Srppfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

H9~ Nurh 0,e I'm Nfittwod tutt.
oebabte 8crteiqeruna bes Gedtes oas
@ra5 auf Gem 6airplaBe 3u maben,
uuroen $500 er;ielt. Ser Nu9uit
9tiet mar Der Saufer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
NerDDfc GDpf16merSen

ruerren ourd 8eritopfune OAer Serrau
uugs-S t0rungen beruoraerufeu. Sie
i%euigen Yerionen fpelde an bieiem
llebel leioen. muiieu Soffee, Stun, Sier
uno Sobad oermeioen nno Sen 3eib
Ourd Or. Nuaut &oni9'S 9umburger
Sropfeu often buIten.
8erfoncn. weIde elmer ibenoeu Sc.
tcnSpeiie untermorfen finb, foGlten ii6
frub Moraeus Seweaung in frcier 2uft
MAIDEN unb Or. @uauf S6nie's Sum-
burger SrOpfeu mebrmnls oeS Sages
in fleiuen Opfen aebruuhcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

p@- Die Gountp Sail mar bios
einen Sag Ieer, seraOe LANCE seEns nm
Die 8aume fur Die @ufnabme zines
neuen Snfa6en su Iiften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

say @err Sobn Suanbt IT., bat Die
fer Sage cine grObe 8artie 8retter er-
bulten, unb Oieielben auf Dem alien
Mfuhlplabe aufaeiebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

s@- Serr Mieinburo bat BEL ieinem
fiir;llden Nufentbalt in ct. 9ouis eins
idoue Nuswabl BON oIcrlei ilberp!a'
tirtem S0fel9cidirr, mie Gaitors,
8eftede, Serutsttenringe, 8uttsrteIer,
Weier, &C.. tu eritaunli6 biHi8eu
YreiIen singetauft unb MIRO bieielbeu
ebenio wie6er an feline Sunben ab9eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

H@L Sebcm, pslder on St0rune ser
@srOauun9sOreane Ieioet lit S~oIsenbes
CUR beirnberen Sea6tun9 gu empfebIen.
@ottIOb idreibt 9err Sobu 81. @rfcn,
Teller BON Glpaio, SGs., baben D.
5amburaer Sropfen aud bel meta.
Srou ii6 bon portrcfFrdsr gS~itture
erpisien. Sabre lang NOR Ie mit
Ma9enIctoen aepIuqt, 70 OaB iie oft ibrr
bausItden YFihten uiht erflQer
tonnte. @ir Ioieu o Gr. @luauif
Soniq'S 9amburaer Sropfcu unG snt
i9Io6en uns. eomit einen 0erIuh su
MAIDEN, melder auh nit Dem fb0uifcn
Grfola aefr0nt wuroe. @eine Sror
fubIte ihon nod Den sriten Soien better
unb ibr 9eibeu 1T beinabe suas befeitist.
sic finb aerabe oas, fur mas fe aus.
aeaeben peroen, cine tpitbare SamiIien'
Mebiaiu.
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tag @te mir b6ren fallen in IeBter
9eit uieIe 0iibncr elmer unter benielben
9rafirenben Sranfheit gum Spfer.
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sa- BrObate Court tritt na5Ren
Montas in Sikuns.
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6elbIu6t.

SeIbiudt 1T cine St0runs ser Sober
unb oabura beruorgebra6te ueberfiq'
ung 6es Slutes nit Sale. &einieune
uer SGfte in Solee bon tIihtieem @b.
fSbren ourd Or. @uaut Sonis's Sam'
burger SrOpfen, tdaIide lauDnrme
S6ber, unO Setpegung in freier 3uft
limb Die beiten SaftOrcn cine totaIe
9eiIung gu bespeden.
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0efGwulite @e16wiire
Slc6ten, S1l3auB

entipringen ale unreinem Dilute unr 1T
eaber our6 Den anertannten SIutreini'
ger Or. Nu9uit Soui9'S Somburaer
SrOpfen Der Siftfof aus Dem Soraer
Al e%ntfernen. Sft 1T es jeoo6 notbi9,
I'm Die Seilung gu beIdleuninen, auBer=
Ii6e Iofnle WittsI on,upenoen Oils
Gin ioldes 1T Or. @u9uit S0nia'S
@umbur9er &rduterpFaitcr, fowobI ais
3ugs ME Seil-Yfaiter, BON gutter
Wirtuna uno leiitet defenders f6uaen-
hen Wittern, peIde an gefhwoaenen
Sriiten IeiNen, unbe;ubIbare Siente.
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SSDbentIidber Marf :Gerteb t:
8 ctreiS e nj a


5eben Nftttlpo9 corri9irt oUn Der
"Hermann Star Mills"
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
Second Ward Meeting.

The Second Ward Democrats held a
large meeting at the FELTON, House, last
eveping. VIM. Btreford presiding and
James Taggart acting as Secretary.
WIN. Quinn and John McCaffrey were
named as candidates for Inspector of the
general election.
Mr.. Quinn offered the following reso-
lutions which were unanimously adopt
cd:
Resolved, That it is the unanimous
opinion of the Democrats of this Ward
that all appointments should be made
from the ranks of the Democrat party,
and that we would respectfully recon-
mend the members of Council from this
Ward not to support any man for posi-
ton who is not unqualifiediy Democrat
and in every other respect competent to
perform the duties of the office that he
is called to fill. 1t is also
Resolved, That the Secretary send a
copy of the foregoing resolution to each
CT the members of the City Council from
this Ward
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
SECOND. EDITION
Buffers Convention NOminates
Him.

The Democratic Convention of Mas
sachusetts met in Worcester yesterday
and was captured at the very beginning
by the Butler delegates and their outside
mob of adher-nts. The Stale Central
Committee, finding 1t impossible to con-
troll the Convention, Mr.. Edward Avery
was appointed by it to declare the Coli-
Mr.. Avery, after great confusion and up
roar, made the announcement and then
left the hall. The Committee on Creden-
tials reported 973 delegates present, re-
presenting 309 cities and towns. Richard
g. Spoffofd, OF NewburypOrt, was elected
permanent chairman. John l.. Rice, of
Springfield, nominated benjamin +. But
Ter for Governor, and Boston delegate,
hamed Cook, seconded the nomination,
amid great enthusiasm. John G. Galvan,
of Stoughton, protested against the nomi-
na'ion of Butler, who was not Demo-
crat. Three gtoaos were given for Galvan
and three cheers for Butler, and General
Butler was then nominated for Governor
without dissenting voice. The ticket
was subsequently completed and State
Central Committee chosen. The resolu-
tons adopted condemn the Electoral
frauds, ,uenounce monopolies, s,sympathize
with the laborer, and reproduce the State
Democratic platform of 1865. The State
lar Democratic Convention" in Faneuil
Hall, Boston, on Wednesday of next
week, under the protection Of strong
police force to prevent second coup d.
etdt by the Butterflies, and will nominate
a straight Democratic ticket. The Bos-
ton Post, organ of the Democracy, re-
pudiates the action of the convention
held yesterday.
The Republican Convention of Mas
On II. ZAffr xu,tt1 60
day. The indications are that Thomas
Talbot will be nominated for Governor.
1t is said that the democratic masses
have an idea now that this same DISPOSE
ton prevails among the leaders, which is
one of the reasons why they are inclined
to help Butler at this juncture. M assa-
chusetts has always been considered the
advocate OF all the advocates for a sound
currency, and it will be remarkable if
she puts in the gubernatorial chair man
who declares such financial heresies as
Butler, even if he was not possessed of
numerous other qualities rendering him
very unfit to occupy such position.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The republican calculation as to gains
in the congressional delegation from
North Carlina were quite sanguine q
month or two ago. Now the case is very
State whose opportunities of ascertain
ing public sentiment are of the best, was
at the rooms of the campaign committee
this afternoon and stated that in all prob
ability the democrats will hold on to all
the congressional districts which they
now have. 1t is understood that the
State republican committee is 30 well
satisfied of this that they have not ap-
piled to the committee here for any
funds, considering that it would be a use
less waste to expend any money.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
A stroIIrng Government.

1t was announced in special telegram
from Washington Saturday evening that
the change in the financial policy of the
Secretary of the Treasury had resulted
from an opinion given by Attorney-Gen-
eral Devens, who had been hastily sum-
moned home from the West by tele-
graph.
Two Republicans-one of them of ma
tional reputation-met few days ago.
+" A splendid Administration we have at
Washington" remarked one.
"Who is at Washington ?" inquired the
other" is the President there?"
"No, he is out West"
"Is the Secretary Of War there 2"
"No; saw it stated he was going to
Iowa."
"Is the Secretary of State there?"
"No; he is ON his farm; in Vermont"
"Where is the Secretary of the Trea-
sury?"
"He is making speeches in Ohio"
"And the Attorney-General, is he in
Washington ?"
"No; ne also has gone West"
81 don't see, then, that we have much
of any Administration at Washington"
was the remark which closed this curious
dialogue.-N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
Brief Locals.

Market morning.
Will Ben Butler be the next Governor
of Massachusetts,?
.Sutterley, 302 Market street, copies old
pictures to any size. aug30-tf.
The ladies are busily engaged in putt ug
up fruit for future use.
James Morrow & Son, have had built
a handsome store wagon.
The yacht Edgar Bernhard failed to put
In an appearance last evening.
The Oheia Company were not greeted
with full house last evening.
A meeting of the liquor dealers union
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
For fine artificial teeth call on DR..
Gallagher, No. 835 Market street.
Take your children to Sutterley's Gal
lery, for good picture, 302 Market st.
aug30-tf
The Wilmington schools are ahead O t
Chester in some respects.-Chester Ne1os.
Call and see those life-size Crayons
taken by Sutterly. His prices are low.
aug3O-tf.
James Ward, the theatrical manager,
will bring the Do,iteS here about the lats
ter part of this month.
1t is reported that the Thomas Glide will
on the withdrawal of the FELTON, run
between this city and Philadelphia.
The Democrats of the Second Ward
have spoken against the Democratic
Council nominating republicans fer Of
fee.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
THE MARKETS.

Beef steak, 16a1Sc; sirloin, 18a2Oc
roast, 14a2Oc corned, 8a12c; Clipped
25a30c; ham sliced, 16a18e; wholesale, 1Oc;
8a10c; fitch, 11a12c; pud-
iOc; mutton, fOa12c; chops, 16aisc' veal, w
10a16c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, ,12a14c
butter ,33a35c.; eggs, ,23a25; sweet potatoes,
8al6 cents onions 12cents; lima beans,
Sa9c; soup beans, cents; honey, ,25c per
pound; cabbage, 8 &c. per head
string beans, a 10c. per hf. pix.
6a12c. per half peck; lew beets,
10a12c. half peck; new apples, Sa20 per
halfpeck; butter beans, ,1Oa12 per hf. peck;
corn, 6a1Oc. per dozen; pears 12a40
per hfpk; peaches, 35a50 per halt pix. egg
plants. 2a5 per piece, plum, ,10a18 per qt-
Lab per piece; grapes, 7alOper lbs pep
pers, 10c per doz.; peaches, 30a5O per
halt pix 81 ,25 and 81, 70 per basket.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

On Wednesday next 25th inst, Mr..
Thomas johnson, Of the First Ward,
will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary OF
bis birth, by an appropriate reception at
his residence, No. 512 West Third
street, for which it is understood, large
numbers of invitations have been issued.
The affair will undoubtedly be arranged
on grand scale, and will include q
splendid display Of fireworks in front OF
the house and music by the Independent
Cornet Band. The contract for the
fireworks, 1t is said, has been given to
Prof Jackson, the celebrated pyrotech-
mist, ofPhiladelphia, who will probably
superintend their discharge in person.
No doubt Third street will be enlivened
from one end TO the ether by this grand
affair.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
Farms sold-westward Bound.

Rev. Benjamin Gish, Christian Hoff-
man, Eli S. Hoffman, Benjamin b. Engle
and Cyrus Lenhart, all prominent farm
ers and landholders in the Donegals,
Lancaster county, sold their fine farms
last week at public sale, with the ipten-
ton of removing to Kansas the coming
spring. The farm of Benjamin Gish,
containg 1A acres, was purchased by
John Engle, of Rapho, at $165.96 per
acres, to Jonas Brubaker, of Warwick,
at $175.50 per acre. Eli s. Hoffman's, 60
acres, to Jacob Hostetter, of Rapho, at
$3.50 per acre B. B. Engle's, GA acres, TO
John Zeigler, of Schock's Mills, at $780,
GO per acre, and Cyrus Lenhart's, 80
acres, to H. NJ. Gish, of West Donegal,
at $126 per acre.-Ne,o Era.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
The Ship Canal.
OPERATIONS OF THE ENGINRERs-TyK
ROUTES TO BE SURVEYED.

OPERATIONS OF THE ENGINEERs-TyE
ROUTES TO BE SURVEYED.
"A correspondent Of the Dover Sentinel
gives the following account of the opera
.ions OF the engineers engaged in survey
Ing routes for the Delaware and Maryland
Ship Canal:
The Engineers reported for duty on
aug. ~, and went to work on the next
day. There are two corps OIL men each,
and may be summoned as follows:
MajorN. ii. Hutton, of Baltimore, Chief
Engineer; Capt. W. H. Smith, of Easton,
principal assistant; Col. N. Goldsboro, of
baltimore, in charge of corps, with two
assistants; Mr.. George, as transitman; and
Mr.. Sudler as leveler. Mr.. j. NJ. Thorp
OF Easton, in charge of corps with two
assistants; Mr.. Groynn as transitman; Mr.
w. L. Caldwell leveler.
Col. GoldbOro's party starting from
Cambridge and running thence to point
.on the Nanticoke River, below the mouth
OF the N. w. Fork of said river, thence
10 delaware Breakwater ria Seaford, Del.
Mr. Thorp's party starring from the
mouth OF Secretary Creek, branch ofthe
Choptank River, and running thence to a
point on the N. W. Fork of the Nanticoke
klver. known as Hackett's wharf, which
they reached on Saturday afternoon, and
thence by the way of Seaford to point
on the Delaware Bay, several miles above
the Breakwater. Both corps start from
low water mark as registered by the tide
guage, Major Hutton having established
stations with guages on all tide-water
streams on the route to serve as checks
upon the levels. Neither party have ad-
vanced more than eight miles from East
New Market as yet, haviHgbe been occupied
several days i'll triangulating and sound
ing water courses. The highest elevation
on the Secretary Creek route Is 80 feet;
on the Cambridge, or more properly the
Indian River route, the highest elevation
Is only 30 feet above tide-water.
AS soon as this route is finished the
following routes will be surveyed:
From Queenstown to Delaware Bay;
from st. Michael's TO Delaware Bay;
several routes from the neighborhood of
Ches'er River to Delaware Bay, and last
ly the Sassafras River route with perhaps
one or two routes between last named
and Chester River, all striking some
point on the Delaware Bay not yet deci-
ded on. ANY Of the above routes are
liable to be changed, or abandoned en-
tirely, if not upon examination they
should not prove satisfactory enough to
warrant the expense and time of a sur
vey. The survey will be finished by the
last of November or the middle of Decem
Der, and the Engineers will then 90 into
the office in Baltimore to make up re-
ports, estimates, &c.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
Charity's Noble Work.
COUNCIL CAUCUS.

The Democratic members of City
Council will hold caucus, this evening,
for the purpose of selecting candidates
for Chief Engineer and Registrar of the
Water Department. As spies were around
when the last caucus was held the place
of meeting being the Council Chamber,
charge of base has been agreed upon,
and the place where to-night's caucus
will be held is being kept profound
secret. 1t is supposed 1t will be held
either at the residence of Councilman
Townsend, in South Wilmington, or in
the Street Commissioners office, with
the probabilities in favor of the latter
place.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-18

THE risk of being everlastingly
PED and wiped off the face of the
|Oy a blow from the terrible editor
Washington Republican, we would
\ call the attention of the ''Honest
organs Of the Republican party
lOliowlng astounding statement
republican party is the author of
|Fg'Oack system. 1t is proud of its
Olt Is jealous of the attempts of
sloG,raey y, to appropriate it, because
tsihat the integrity of the system
T preserved by the friends of
government.
appeared in the Washington Re
|FS,'' The recognized national mouth
v, 'Ae Republican party. If this
'lIa' the Republican party is better
|leu 10 run the Greenback business
Valyltes and Ksarneyites some
4, SHOULD be Immediately done about
'e epause.-Balt. Gazette.