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National Republican., 1878-04-19
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National Republican., 1878-04-19

with the colored vote Of thst city nnd Sec
ton. They have decided that In the pri-
mary elections to be held by them on the
7th pnoximo "no person who is not white
conservative shall be allowed to vote y
~ OF which fact the judges Of said
primary election must be satisfied by
written or printed testimony" Here is
an exposure Of the sad fact Of race-mixture
as 1t exists in Richmond, requiring proof of
q positive character even for experts to de-
eide mans color; hut it is also an eS-
posure of race animosity and prejudice
which puts to flight the sham Conservative
pretensions of regard for the blacks. It is
an official partisan declaration Of q design
to further ostracise that race, even when its
members are disposed to join the Democ-
racy. The Lynchburg Press, commenting
on this subject, says:
"a colored voter who has hitherto voted the
Conservative ticket or now desires to do so,
has no choice in the naming Of candidates for
Office on his ticket. That important matter
must be left exclusively to the whito mana.
gers, ringsters, and tricksters, after which
help will be thankfully received. Right here
Is a lesson that every sensible, independent col
ored voter should profit by"
National Republican., 1878-04-19
RTED,

INSTRUMENTATION. this city, Monday
evening, April IS, at the residence of Mr.. j. D. Terrl
by Rev. Lennder T. Chamberlain, OF Norwich, Conn
Mr.. JnHN II. RESsHAwE, OF illinois, and Miss AN.
ME NJ. WIssLow, of Maine
National Republican., 1878-04-19

Asa perfectly reliable and economical remedy,
we cordially recommend DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
d cents n bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-19

7 ANGUAGES TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish, Italian, German. &c-by
RICHARD 3. EVANS,
No, O36 Pennsylvania avenue washington b. O.
National Republican., 1878-04-19

NATIONAL BRASS WORKS, 8i6, 9is AND $40
~ II rteenth street, N W. THOMAS SOMER-
WILLIE, dealer In Plumbers supplies and mhnufac-
llrsr si all the various articles used In Plumbing,
Steam and Gas Fitting, noiI-6n
National Republican., 1878-04-19

SUPPOSE that interview had been gen.
uine. Whew!
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

ed up in the streets Of yey Yak and sent
to an emigTans hospital, sAssss he died
He testi6sd thathe carried hone toshis
master ss6Sy uisln fronsl- I'd s2-=prstty
good returns for begging. if hs-had been
allowed to keep them for himself bat go
ing to shcw what the chance fve>cent
pieces and other nickels Of thoughtlsss.
ly-siving public mount up TO for street
beggars, and how surprising it. isn't that
they do not 90 to work. This ia better
pay than many Industrious andyery worthy
laboring men are getting : a-.,rs, ~
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
TO THOSE WANTING CLOTHES!

TO THOSE WANTING CLOTHES"
! Quinn and Adam beth learned the same
trade; but Quinn could beat Adam at tai,
loring, and give him odds every time. i
any one doubts this, call upon him. W.
mean .t.- 81 VIM. 81, QUINN,
The MERCHANT TAILOR;
-.s , No. 1.22 Market street.
You will there find a choice and well
selected stock Of all kinds Of r
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by the artistic employees of Quinn
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the a31earance and pro-
mote the comfort of tie carer. t. =
Prices to suit the enforced economy Of
the times, is the the rule with
VIM. n. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No 122 Ma rket Street.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

In New York. asin Philadelphia, the
street lights are exiingaished at such an
early hour in the morningthat citizeus are
given good reason to accept literally the
old provsrb about the bour before dawn
being the darkest Of the twenty-four, This
favorable time on Saturday was selected
by the New York assassin for a murder
GUS assassin upon Alderman Morris, and
as the street lights were extiDgushed he
escaped befs.e arrest and recognition. 4
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

A man who is always making apologies,
Is always making blunders otherwise the
apologies would not be necessary. 'sr5 i.A
Ahot lemonade is one of the best rene
dies for cold, as It acts promptly and effi-
GENTLY, and has no unpleasant effects. J One
lemon should be properly squeezed, cut in
slices, put with sugar and covered with bali
pint Of boiling water. Drink just before
going to bed, and do uot expose yourself on
the following day. The remedy will ward
or an attack of the chills and fever II 1t d
used promptly. " -, -. : N IT,. - -.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
THEoUTLoOK IN PENNsYLTANIl

The Democracy are morally sure to wiz
in Pennsylvania, next Tuesday. The
Westerntie Of counties north of Pitts
burgh, SO long the stronghold of Republi-
canism, are badly shaken in their, faith.
In the oil counties, although there is some
unrest amongst the laboring class who have
heretofore been active Democrats, yet it is
more than counterbalanced, by. the dis
gust and diasafeetion of the Republican
rank and 6le. The Democratic meetings
are largely attended while even the in
spiriting music Of brass bands, cannot
gather in the opposition to listen TO the
speeches Of thir orators. The work goes
bravely on! Look for Pennsylvania fall
ing into line with the Democracy. 80
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

What a profitable business begging is,
even in hard fines, Is shown in the DEATH
bed deposit or Of Pisani, the crippled or.
gan grinder, w..y sas brought into Ameri.
can slavery srom Italy, one year ago, by a
"padrone," beaten and starved until bic
wretched condition caused him to be pick.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

NIOTICE-I,Sylvester W. Clement {, Of New
IN Castle county and siateof Delaware. DO
hereby give notice that in end 70 make
sions uf the Peace and JAN Delivery ~ tue
state OF De aware, in and for New Cattle
county, on the first day OF Its term. which
will com mence and be h Id at New Castle,
Ia New Castle county Aforesaid, en- Mon
day, the 18Th day OF No embers A. u. 1915,
foi aiicenseto K sep an Inn or TAVERN and
10 sell iLtoxicatiag EqnorS,ia less quaint
ties than one onart TO be drunk on the
premises at a "a In !he house now occu
pied by me and knownas thes um init House.
re location Of said louise wherein l pr /.
DO e to keep an ion on tavern is In schooi
sisfri i O. Hin New Castle county afore-
said in the saiu Summit Bridge. 80.
Georg sHundIeds Ihe anes Of re respect
able citiz 'ns recommending the said ap-
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
REGISTERS notice..
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. IL. 1878.
Upon the application Of Rev. Patrick
Riley, Adminiktrator Of Mary A. McCul-
Tough, late of Wilmington Hundred, in
said CounIy, deceased, IL il ordered AZ d di-
rected Oy the Register that the Admins
traitor aforesaid, give notice of granting OF
Letters OF adm :nlstratioa upon the Estate
of the deces sed, with the da te of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters, in six OF the most public
places of the County of New Castle, reqiir-
ing all persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide by
an r ct of Assemb y iu such case made and
provided, And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same periou il the
MORNING HERALD, a newspaper published
in Wilmington, aud be continued there
In three weeks. 10 o d.
- Given under the hand and Sea-
ofOfi eof the Fegistera foresaid
* LIS. at New Castle, in New Castle
| ll.y J County, Aforesaid, tAa day and
~ year above written.
r. ff', s. c. BTGGS. Register.
NoTICE-AH per. ons having claims
against the Estate CT the deceased must
present the same duly atteSted to the Ad-
mi oistrator on or before September II, 1873
or abide the Act of Assembly IN such
case made and provided.
PATRICK RILEY,
.t.. b I. 't Administrator,
Address, Wilmington, Del. sep20
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

Nor1og 10 suBscRIBERs.I4hose of our
subscribers who are indebted TO the MeRN.
ne HERALD, will oblige by an early re,
mittance. 2t." .-s
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
wILNINGTON. Oct Del. 20. 1873.
AQuEsr1oy STILL 4 QUESTION

QUESTION STILL Il QUESTION.
Itis almost apparent that Russia is de-
termined to have another dash at the rem>
nent Of the Ottoman Empire. Baker Pasha
is fortitying the approaches TO Constants
nople, and if he is successful in doing so
with high degree Of skill, it will be next
to impossible for the Russians to take
that city. The more 80, as the Turks
would have the sea open to the world,
from and to their city with British fleet
probably in the sea of Marmora. England
on the other hand, could not draw Sepoy
warriors from India, as in the late pronun-
ciamento ss the Spaniards say. They
will all be needed in the Bolan, Khyher
Passes and in the Highlands Of Cabeol, to
meet the fiery Afghans. A war with Rus
sia will lead to naval contests in the Pacii-
ic, where che has now quite force-s
force large enough to do deadly damage to
Englaud's Indian Commerce. 1t will be
observed the Irish agitation is assuming .
new and very threatening form. The
combination OF more than one half, the
Irish member of Parliament under MI
, Parnell, are pledged to obstruct all legis-
laiion in the Brish Parliament, unless cel'
d tain Irish questions are attended to. This
course will lead to one of two results, con,
csssion 10 Ireland of some kiuk Of Fed.
eral legislature, or an expulsstion Of the
Irish members, in which cases a fercel
set would be returned in their stead to
give still greater trouble. A strange moral
antithises now. exists in England, the
highest possible grade Of public credit and
the deepest and most wide spread misery
in Christendom stand face to face. His
tory proclaims this fact that unearned
gold always produces disaster. England
is now being subjected to compensatory
psnanes for his misdeeds. India and Ire,
land, like the ghost of Banquo, affrighted
her while Russia like another Macdufr is
armipg for deadly fight. sr .u
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
L1cENsE APpLIc4 4TIoH. .

NToTICE:-I.A Andrew Wilhslm, DO heytby
wv notice tnat shall aPpy y, THE
fhs feace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware N and for the s,s esnnty % 2, Sd1 q New
Der. being the 1st day Of the Move nber
ferm IA. ID. iS7S. for o license to Keep an
Ian, or Tavern at No. Al Shtpley stree. In
the Thild ward Of the city OF Wilmington
County and state, afarsaid. and win I'm
less auantities than one quart to be drank
on the premises, and the following respect
able citizens recommend the said appuca-
tion TO wit;
q scbmtth. @ John Bader, 79i
Gsoree Finck.4 X. Abberger,s1 ct Y
Thomas I, Russell, James Clark,
conrad Keller, Ffdel Gfrerer,
WilliaTn faxter, Charles Kraps fse &
n. Tdeherman. Biermanp,
Teonard Haniann, Mieheai Megary.
~. Richmaun. A Bickta, rsFs z7a 4
The, Biermarn, p. B. Forman,
-Monarhao.'sy Edwin A. Parker, y
Al. M.xwe,l, John +. Farmer, 81
" II, Chadwick, II. j. McMapus. Y
- soctIB-3s say ANDREW WILHELM. N
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

PH1IARzIss2aEISa RaEs2E SaS SI.aise1as R4tHHSH 3 AsD ?
SsSl zsrd ne Y
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
FOB aHERrFF,
JOHN PYLE.
FOB CORONER, k5
JACOB BU'TL.

FOR STATE EENAToRs.
J.wilkins Cooch, Of Pencader, I'D. g
Charles II. McWhorter, Of Red Lion.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES. y
James W. Ware, of Wilmington.
} Dr.. Swithin Chandler, Of Mill Creek. !
William Dean, Of White Clay Greek.
John Doran, of Christiana-i 40 5g2 ..
Giles Lambson, ofNew Castle. 9'
Edwin r Cochran, of..st. Georges. =
William E. Risgs, sr, of Blackbird. D.
FOR LEVY, COZ BIS COMMISSIONERS. b
William 3. Bright of Red Lion. :
William Polk, of ST. Georges.
William A. Morrison, Ct Mill Creek.
William L. Wier, of White Clay Creel
James T. Taylor, Of fAppoquinimink.
Henry 81. Wells, of Blackbird. rs :,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

|NoFIGE.i3 T. aWm. B, Cnrrinder, dc
~ hereby give notice that snail apply 70
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions oi
the Peace and Jail delivery OF I e State OF
Delaware, Id and for the county 81 New
Castle. on Monday, the 18th day Ct Novem-
Der, beirg the lst day of the November
torn, A. b. 1873, for q license to keep an
Inn O. Tavern at the house known as the
Christiana House, in the Village Of Christi
ana and School District Al, In New
Castle county and State Aforesaid, and
with the privilege to sell intoxicati 1g
liquors in less quantities than enc quart
to be drank on the premises, aud the fol-
owing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, towit: 'n
VIM. r. Smalley S. J. Marshall
Lemuel Butler L. j. c. Elmer
Wm. I. Cana Jonn Smith
Jobn wayne David s. Leach ID.
John Ball sam uel Butler : >
Geo, w. Currinder Robert MeCarter
VIM. g. Caulk James LAWS ''
John F. Leach -r =
WN, B, CURRINDER. 3. C
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
The Morning Herald

Ia published every morning, Sunday ex-
cepted) and delivered In the city OF Will
mfngton and surrounding places for six
cents per week payable to carriers. Mail
subscriptions. postage fee, three dollars
per annum.
GEO. O'BYRNK & Co., Publ, hers.
No 500 Shipley street.
Wilmingtoy Del.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11
OsCEOLA, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY MAY 1878

into scrape. The practice is Illegal, and the
treasury department is preparing to prosecut
persons who may hereafter commit the Of
Tense.
Ats public sale Of real estate in New
York last week not single bid could be OBJ.
tanned which the auotioneer would consider.
For improved property, which paid 5000
year in rents, no one would offer more than
$4,000, and experts said that the prices were
lower now by 30 per cent. than they were in
1855. Increased taxation Is the cause Of this
blight.
: The English army has long enjoyed
the reputation Of being the most extensively
dressed In Eu ope. The most costly uniform
10 that of q 81 fsergeant in the Foot guards,
to clothe whom entails upon the country
about $40 per man per annum, and the
cheapest man to equip is the n gro private OF
the West Iodia regiments, whose picturesque
souave costume costs about $i2 per annum.
OF the thirty-fve votes in the house
against Forts Joint resolution, declaring that
there should be no further retirement Of
United States legal tender notes, but that,
instead Of canceling them, the secretary OF
the treasury should reissue them as fast a.
received, thirty came from the eastern states.
Gibson, Of Louisiana, was the only one FROM
the south who voted no, while Garfield and
Monroe, Of Ohio, and Williams. OF Oregon,
were the only ones from the west.
The expectation of forest-tree seeds is
assuming dimensions in this country. Cali.
fornia sends $4,000 worth per year. The
principal purchases are made for Germany,
Austria, England, and the colonies in Aus.
traiia and New Zealand and at present the
demsnd exceeds the supply. The seeds Of
the Oregon pine, known also ss the yellow
dr, are most in demand. The timber Of that
tree is as good Ms the British oak for ship
building, and has been found sound after
eighteen years use for this purpose.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11
Rife Balls Seen In Their Flight.

The fact that human eyes, with the aid
Of field glass, have seen rife bullsts
during their fight from the mussle Of
the riAe TO the point at which they were
aimed, has been published. We believe,
several times but we have never seen,
10 our kno Wedge, the announcement
that they could be seen with the naked
eyei Yet 1t Ia well attested fact that
rife balls were seen In their fight By
several gentlemen without the aid Of .
glass or anything, at the ride range north
OF this city, one day last week. A high
wind was blowing and showers were ire
quentin fact, it rained almost CONSTANT
ly. When the spectators stood at one
side of the shooter they could only follow
the ball to the highest point OF the are
which 1t described, but when they stood
Immediately behind the shooter (hs
lying down and they standing up) they
could follow the kullet from . point
about ten feet from the mussle, all the
way to the target or whatever object II
struck. One gentleman told the shooter,
Immediately after hc had fred, that he
had shot too much 20 the right, and the
signal Of the marker minute OF two
aiterward confirmed exactly what he had
aaid. The balls were seen vile the
shooters were firing at five hundred
yards distance. The rifles wero OF the
heavy military kind, which carry . large
bullet Those who saw the bullets In
their flight say that the arc described BY
them Is immense At that distance, and
that they al o appear to curve to the
right as we'll as up and down.-[Rocbes-
| ter Expreee.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11
ssBART STUDIES.
Bv WILL ". new kLLs.


They stood beside the garden gate.
He, leaning half way over.
Looked down upon her dropping lids,
Aiar we're heard the katy y-dids.
The sir was sweet with clover;
While twilight lingaed dimiy,
The summer moon vas late.
There seemed 70 we'll upon her lace
Some tremulous emotion:
Ier nervous iusers plucked In twain
rose vhose blossomino vas vain.
Her bosom, like the ocean.
Arose and fsli. repeating
The pillows vsyvard chase.
His love vas calm, sedate serene,
He wooed In cool, grand fashion.
But when, With voice Of petulance
She ans wered. No." With eyss askance,
Els love burst into passion,
And 0poded oil his being,
A Wild, tempestuous sti cam
Thus silently by the garden gate
They stood-it seemed forever
Then, In q moment, hsrce and brief
A. storm upon . lily leaf
In happy summer weather,
He caught her inadly 70 his heart,
Nov loves novitiate.
She smiled the dusky garden light
Revealed Il TO her lover.
He stopped and kissed the dropping lids
While near md far the hsty-dids
Made haste TO tell each other.
The red moon PEI psd above the trees,
And blushcd across the night
-trhs Advance
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Edison is "gawky," dislikes society,
and is deaf.
California refuses TO permit women to
practice law.
The Canadians are sending fish to
London, packed in ice.
Fifteen. ball pool is getting TO be the
rage among bllliardsts.
The earth, according 10 Prof. Loomis,
weighs 5.ss5.O0O,0oJ pounds.
American palace cars are now to be
found almost the world over.
High. bred women in Europe do not
wear jewelry, save in full dress
A new and longer bsyonet has been
ordered for the British infantry.
Only two life insurance companies are
authorised to take risks in Texas
Gen. Crook thinks there will be no
trouble with the Indians this summer.
Gen. Joe f. Johnston dresses neatly,
has snort gray beard, is slight and erect
There are nearly $1,000 cases before the
pension bureau at Washington, awaiting
action.
South Carolina has cent the bale of
centennial 10 the Paris exposition.
A number of Chinese have hired plat
OF three acres in the outskirts OF New YORK,
and are going into vegetable gardening.
A bartender in Richmond, Va, neg.
lected TO register glass OF ale which he sold,
and has been fined $49.sD for the omission.
A tax of ten per cent. Is levied in Paris
upon all tickets taken ut theaters, public
balls, music halls, or any other place OF
amusement, for the benefit OF the poor.
Artificial ice is sold in New Orleans at
$40 per Ton. Northern ice, which has always
been held at 500 to $26 a ton, is entirely
driven from the market.
A German farmer disputed his tax
bill. He says: al pays the state tax, the
county tax, and the school tax; but, by tun'
der / pays no total tax. Use got no total,
and never had any"
Baron Linden has been sentenced by q
German court TO six months imprisonment
and two year. and half detention for high
treason and defaming Prince Bismarck. The
printer Of the pamphlet got of with half that
punishment.
The total cost OF investigating the
presidential elections in Louisiana, South
Carolina and Florida last year was e,3oS
distributed as follows; Louisiana committee
$sli 9; South Carolina committee, sl4,2se
Florida committee, $e,6is.
The treasury department has a numhel
of letters inquiring at whatrate the Aexicar
silver dollars are receivable, and says. as the!
are not legal tenders In the United States
persons who accept them at their noplina
value do 90 st their own risk.
The Connecticut legislature havini
offered o reward Of one dollar each for all tn
dogs killed in that state. an Esst Haddsu
man bought all the female dogs he coul'
find, and raises pups to kill. This new In
dustry beats the wooden nutmeg scheme.
investigation into the opium eatinI
habits Of residents Of the Shenandoah valle
reveals the fact that In the town Of Staupto
one hundred pounds OF the drug are sol
every week. Many young women and" ladie
oi the iirss fsmiiiss" are slaves Of the habit
The merchandise in the south and west
| who are issuing aavsFtissasan u the fefz
J q lsGal<sn1es neeeA ~ osesag os1sssss