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The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF q writ OF ,venditioni Exponas,
To- me directed, win be exposed TO Public
sale. at the Hotel OF John Elliott, in the
village Of Christiaua, in White Clay Creek
hundred, New Gastle county. Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the 3rd day Of septemer.A A, D.,
1878, at 2 O'Clock, p. N.
The following described real estate. viz
No. l. ALL that dwelling hou.e and land
thereunto belonging. situated In Christian
village, White Clay Creek hmnndred. m1,ni New T
bounded by the Public Road leading from
said village to Elkton, and by land Of w.
f. Southgate, deceased, aud ThomassLay-
man, and the creek, containing three acIes
of land moro or less.
situated in White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, and bounded as
follows: Beginning al stake on the
line formerly of Plerces and running with
land of Glinn's north IA deg. we3t i1H per
chcs TO a coruer stake in 3. 9 middle line,
thence py said middle line north % deg.
west 40 perches 10 stake, corner OF this
aud r. Perter's lot, thence by SAID Porters
line south IA deg. east 7Ok perches TO q
stake In said Pierce's line, thence tnere,
place Of beginning, containingtwentyac acre
Of land, morei OF less, being No.4 OF the
original plan.
No. 8. All that other lot of land situated
in hundred, county and state, aforesaid.
and boundtd on the south by lands OF Isaac
and Andrew Kirby, on the west by laHus o.
ICharles-- and the said James =. G,
IOldham, on the north by lands of sullivan
and lands of Daniel Waters, and on the
east by lands Of the heirs Of Jupiter Jack.
Ison. deceased, and the lands Of Walter F.
ISouthgate, deceased, containing ten acres
lof land, ml re or less. s.,4...s.-a ,.l
Seized and taken ia execution rs the pro.
perty Of James r. O. Oldham, and to bt
sold by ~ I.M
ISAAC GKUBB, Sheriff,
d., 1878 Il. augl5.ts
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mrs. Martha Clemson, wife Of Rev. J. B.
Clemson, of Claymont, died suddenly or
Wednesday evening last Of appoplexy.
At Moore's ship yard this afternoon, al
3 O'Clock, steam barge will be launched
for CAPTAIN A. Woodsll, of Georgetown,
Mo. tCT tt'1htLl4IU " ST. e.t '~')'
The New York and Philadelphia Sunday
papers have all the news. For sale by
Davis, at Seventh and Market streets, In the
morning. -o.gJ8 .,4 '4RAILJlE
The Brandywine Summit Camp Meeting
closed Yesterday, and our local Methodist
ministers will occupy their pulpits to-
morroW"Dorr Cl'& wEe 4sg sc. e
The unfinished race, advertised to take
place at Scheutzen Park yesterday, was
postponed until this afternoon, on account
OF the rain.
The New Philadelphia Store, 118 Market
street, has just received large lot of Soft
Hats, Fall style, which are sold very cheap.
Call and see them. W "'f5A
The excursions to Ocean City have been
better patronized this season than those to
Rehoboth. No more will 60 te the latter
place, but on Thursday next, the 22d inst =,
another will 60 to Ocean City. H,n1ya
Mothers win grow weary and sigh over
the responsibilitv that baby places. upon
them, but they have the high privilege of
shaping Q character for usefulness. n The
exercise of patience and the preservation Of
baby's health by the proper use Of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup viii give them great
present cMomfort ~ and aproapective happiness,
10 Genus Per pottieT2 7aanII 3D95a Snia5
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

We are informed that some of our Justices
of the Peace have as high as $500 for costs
charged against the county every year.
This is standing disgrace, and a'waste Of
Of public money. Drop all but two Justices
snd constables, but two-and money will
be saved and scandalous slitigations stopped.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wesley Hickman, q weil-known
painter OF cur city is, we regret to learn
quite SICK Tadio hue ts9i1gass Ill
Mr.. Henry Eckel has left the city ON a
holiday tour, and will be absent until about
the first Of September hrIa 49,, ~,
Professor John E. Hardness, President Of
the Delaware State Normal University with
his wife, returned home yesterday from the
White Mountains. / 4 Il aIaEIE ssf&
'iM!R. Lumnins, Esq., Formerly d Ewsschs
maker Of Wilmington, and now working q
his trade 10 Clayton, N. j., is in WHINING
ton DOW on visit to his friends. he Win
leave for his Jersey home Monday.sSI esiT
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NEW DKvRLoPMfNTs.
What this adjournment is expected to i,

What this adjournment sis expected to re-
veal lisa profound mystery, as. the jury haV-
Ing excluded the reporters, maintain ths
closest secresy, and will not exchange one
VOID on the subject. New developments
are expected, however, and infofmati0niis 10
known to have been received which may
materially change the verdict; which was
mapped out on last Monday evening, and
which was suppressed by the reporters ,at
the request Of the jury. This verdict, as
was then nearly decided upon would have
serioualy implicated Mrs. McCann, James
McClain, VIM, O'Donnell, and William
|Peyton., Last night, three -quarters Of IN
hour before the jury adjourned, Mr..
Thomas, the foreman, went into O. ponpell's
cell and held long and earnest converse,
tion with hfn, and at its conclusion Officer
Charles Brickel was sent after ANDY. Finn,
the shoemaker, and finding him, brought
him to the Hall where he is now confined
in durance vile. ~. VI ,'-''' '''''
l""aii" "I CAN'T TELL YoU." ii 'h9Hidl
After the adjournment, and ss the jury
came flying down the steps, one Of them
was buttonrholed and led askAr It's no
use In asking me anything about It" he
said hastily, !" because IL won't tell You 10
word; you've heard too much already
well, what new clue have you got hold
of 2" was asked DuE At''S'7l' ti'@ i'l4s u
g It's about Collins hat, which you know
could not be accounted for, and when We
get that matter Strengthened out guess We
VIII have things down 10 aifine point" is9'
With this information, and q wise shskef
Of the head, the knowing juryman departed
and would not answer another question. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATS.

On Monday evening, the 10th instant, the
Democrats of the Fourth Ward will hold a
public meeting at the Bakers Union Build
Ing, on Fourth street, below Walnut, when
candidates for Council and inspectors viii.
be placed in nomination. Mr.. John P. All
mond, Democratic candidate for mayor
will be present and address the meeting.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
A RUNAWAY.

William Barr, aged Is years, employed
at Swift, q Courtney's match factory, ran
away from hisparents on Wednesday, and
has not yet been heard. 1t is believed that
r. boy named McLaughlin, about Bars age,
went away with him. d It..,. "H~P ri
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

The foundry people seem to have been cap
tured by Captain Gallagher's crowd. Tenn
perance men will best serve their cause by
keeping away from political strife. =
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
. THE "HARRIET T."

The owners Of the schooner ''Harriet I, p
which was run down on Sunday morning
Last and sunk by the steamer Elizabeth, of
the Erickson Line, went to Philadelphia
yesterday, and levied an, attachment for
damages. The steamer arrived In Phiiadel-
phia Yesterday. ,4ira.aa II II .yrtGUY) Il
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PEACH SHIPMENT.
sOCIETIEs.g

MEETING THIS (sATURDAr) EVENING. :
Lenspe tribe No. 9, 4! o. R. NJ, In Mari'
Building Won OFT .lauayr ad !iiY b3s
In !, Mechanics Shi Lodge, No. ~ 90 F.. q
Lafayette, No.Is, K. Of p, at'K.of P.I
Hall. 81 IGdi EUlf.g g43JigJl OIL brG -!
Jefferson Council, No. TO-, Q. U. A. M
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street. ID
Eden Division, No. 6, 8. Of T., NC iClary
Building.1n 81 --,-nI mil 10 II 4 III ~
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LOCAL Lol.AFEAIRS.
DIsoRDERLY5 CONDUCT

Z Louisa Allen, colored, Was fined 50 cents
and costs last night, BY Esquire Hagany,
for being. ..dsorderly and using threatening
lsnguage'to Susanna Pratt, also colored:o B
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

We recommend that steps be taken to Or
gaaize relief committee for the suffering
poor of the fever stricken districts of the
South. Who moves frs O. 1 iH s5G r.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
THE LARGEST CHECKS.

Last Saturday the City Treasurer paid
out the largest check to the Board of Edu-
cation that has ever been psid To that body.
II amounted to about Sorty-four thousand
dollars. .f.-,.,-...,.,.. ..,.rr =, j.
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DIED.

MULLIGAN-On the is instant, Hannah
Mullgan, aged 13 years and II months.
The funeral will take place on sunday
OF hel parents; No. 5l3 E. Fourth street.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

The wheat crop Is 90 large that added to
the surplus Of last year, there is good
chance for cheap bread fer the poor.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
LOCAL. TIME E.aHLE.
Correot.d May lsth, Il. / 8 8 n 8. 8.
TRAINS LEAVE wnM1Naro

For Philadelphia-2.09, 5.44, $40. 6.65, $40,
9cl, 9.E, 1000 q, M; u 81, 1910, 2.30, 4.8O,
5:44. $40 a. M; 500. $50. 848 p. M. .s1I :
For New Yorx-z09. 6.44, a. M; 12,a, ~. 40,
For Baltimore and Washfngton-l2.5 1,18,
8.39. m: 1854, 1880, 500, 1925. p m,
On Sundays l2.61, 1.16. Q M 1925 p m.
For Port Deposit-4.5S p m. No Sunday
For New Castle go. $50 q m; los, $50 p
m. No Sunday trains. y ,.',-'-
For Delaware Railroads.&c. q m; Les, $50
p m. No Sunday trains. a. l't -
For Wilmington & Northern Railroads.&c.
M. 3.C0. $40 p m. No Sunday trains.
For DelaWare Western Railroad-10.20. $50
pm. No Sunday trains. A ,,,' y.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON:

From Ph1ladelphia-l2.4s. Les, S.s4, s.M q
m; 1898, 12H, l2.H7,t 3 IS, 4.5l, 5.04. 9 Is,
I 7.Ns 8l8, 1912, Ills p m. On Sundays,
IL 43, ly06s 10. 10 . m !; 7.85, l0,22. Ills p m,
From New York-lO O8 S.34. q m; 12A4, II 81
50: 1922, p M On Sunday LOS a m;
From Baltimore 2.O4, $40. 9.4l m !; 1877,
12;SS, 5.36, 9 SO p na.t On Sundays, 2.O4,
$40 q m (; 938 p IN. "II,-1'' -
From Washington-2.O4. $40 q M; 1927,
12.8S, s %. 9.36 p mon Sundays, 2.04
From Port Deposit-s.OO q m. No Sunday
trains. Iy--sl 4... ... Ia ~
From New Castle-7.55, $50 o M: l2.l59 M;
40, $40 p m. No sunday trains, ~
From Delaware Railroads.&c. q. M; 40,
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad
ZOE, II 30 M, .35 p m. No Sunday train
From Delaware Western Railroad-7.55 q
M; $40 p m. No sunday trains. .I.I
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

People IN Austin, Texas, fearing tho yel,
low fever, are fleeing 10 the rnountains and
taking tents with them ''' t''" W s'''" ''
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
WARD MEETING.

The Democratic citizens of the Fifth
Ward are requested to meet at the Lafyette
Hotel, on Tuesday evening, August the
10th, at s o'clock. ~. ts6 n" gl,GT, " .aar>
s~" CHAs. j. CAMPBELL, Sec!
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

" A team Of four horses .werA istruck Nv
in Venango county, Pa !. last vesk
and were all instantly killed. Fr1'r '''a'-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

+ The girls outnumber the boys by i lsrg
majority ct many OF the resorts.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

a PAVinlNNANCE AUTHORIZING THE
TAIN sTREMrUUF IF THE BEDS OF GER.
mlngtonns by the City Council Of vii.
from tbs l. That That the bed Of Ninth street
Street, to tbsW westerly side OF Washington
a. az aud the ss,nly seaaterly sidc Of Monroe street,
uiSSeected t0 ba be n Is hereby authorised and
r, MI. MI 1'fH{g,HMs Gfisg Hall; August j, 1873
VIM. Il. FOfTTi y UpENSs3TEIN. President,
oohK, Clerk. s9IgIT 80 me
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WANTS.

WANTED. A GOoD DELAWARE
srcosrtN m rIm, 2, IN trade for Philadelphia City
Pm. O'CoNNELL, Y
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No l2lO South Seventeenth st.
" Philadelphia, Pa.
al. a. .. b.-hundreds Of handsome houses for
'1IV ivS slG 70 rent, In Philadelphia, City.
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'THEeENDNOT YET.
New Developments Expected in tho
.Ie I'll Collins Case. xa'b0N3a
WHAT THE JURYDD LAST NIGHT
------.I,<e-.-44


wore at MS. HcCann's Saturday
Might Under Lock and Key-Andy
/ Finn Arrested The Jury Working
sccrefIIy. 4. NJ ~ CIS3 A. WOE
h Shortly after 7.so o'clock, the jury
Of Investigation into the cause Of the death
of Patrick Collins went into session, and
after the calling of the roll all persons ex-
cept members of the jury were expelled
from the room. F@ a 2pE
VIM. Peyton was the first witness, but his
testimony revealed no new facts; he held
out to his story about the wetting of the
aoor through the upsetting Of the dinner
pot, and did not see any disturbances st Mrs.
McCann's Saturday night, except the put
ting out of James Hsney.
Il Michael Daven was recalled and testified
as he had previously done; he was at Mrs.
McCann's on the night Of the murder, but
did not seel Collins; heard no disturbance,
and did not see much drinking going on.
The jury endeavored to arrive at YER
dict, and for an hour or morewas engaged
Id earnest debate, but nothing could be1de-
|cided upon While they were thus engaged
certain facts were made known to the Jury
which completely overcame the desire on
the part Of some to, reach q hasty verdict;
and It was decided to adjourn Until Mon
|day evening, and the Intervening time Will
be devoted to close and careful research. A.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE pHnA-

a - h'.H' DELPHIA. !"
From Broad street and Washington ave-
nue-7.3O, 800. 1880, II As a m 2.30, $50
400, Sis, 900, 6.45, 9.45, II 30 m. On sun.
days, S.N, m 6 90, 8 IS. IL 30 p M. =. o..
From Thtrty.Second and Market Streets
7S. II 35 M; l2:lO. 4 go, 925,p m !; II 90,
midnight. On Sundays Q 25 p m !; u OF
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

IN s~,s.s s~,The partnership heretofore
and Jostnl nlng between sJohnSJ. Dougherty
at the To- aLowther, In the hotel busin ess
by mutusis tuisyette ye Hotel, Is this day Dissolved
JOHN J. DOUGHERTY.
Mr., Tho JOHN LOWTHER.
unued hv BUSINESS w will hereafter be con-
AL moSssv ma: Dougherty, who will collect
bills. 'y due the firm, and settle any
public c,Eshtinuancc 2 Of the patronage of the
whslesylss,r hs Is Especially solicited AZ no EFFORT
tight. v" Will oespared 10 have everything
~- as. ~ 9 1y3O
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

VICE WCE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS
tors Of NJ "a hereby give notice that the collec-
10 East Ss'Tanty and Poor tax will be at No.
july ana street, during the months OF
N"''ugt the evenings. ~ -1 ~ ~ ~ - 80, -'o'
Joseph L. CARPENTER, JR.
jylt A. GIVEN, 900. ~
Collectors.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

IN Nyln,yGEE---CHARLEs KYLE, WHOLE.
Ice Braanns and retail manufacturer of pure
MICS, s, sst,no ol all favors. Excursions pic
rates, A., &C., furnished at the lowest
edts Ha.0 a. orders by mall promptly attend
stalls "a &'SSm y can be had at all tmes al
residencs % and IS. City Market house on
Whmin~3o corner 9Th and Orange Street,
CHARLES KYLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
NOTICES.

tti,VtKcEs, In any state, without pub
sfxs sShlIy, hiyn,, send stamp for the law. G. X,
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II will be gratifying to the numerons
friends o. Mr.. Cobb throughout IN
state 10 know that he il making a splen.
did canvass ofhis district, with the mos,
hattering assurances that he will largely
increase the majority he received IN
1875. The Hon. Thomas II. Cobb Il an
rts ctive speaker. He is Thoroughly
posted upon all the issues Of the cam
paign. A man Of unsaiiied character.
bold and aggressive, he is one or he
most formidable foes Of radicalism ~
southern Indiana Mi. Cobb r. n The
prime Of mature manhood, having been
born July 2, 1928. lie Is a native Indi.
anian, Lawrence being his native
county. tie was educated at the state
university, and graduated at the law
school Of that institution. His first
venture In politics was In 1866, when no
was . candidate tor q seat IN the levisla-
lure. when he was defeated by one vote
In 1858 he was elected 70 the state senate
and again in 1852, and earned q state
reputation for eminent abilities AZ !
legislator. Mr.. Cobb has been 4 dele.
gate TO several national democratic cor.
ventions, and bis unswerving fidelity 10
democratic principles has always given
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DIrD-At his fathers residence n
Harrison township. Dubois county. In.
n'Hna, OF consumption, Charles II. Ellis
IN The AID year Of his aye. He has bee,
member Of the N. +. church for some.
time and died with : bright hope Of =
better world
Mother earth IL much parched ~
continued drought: farmers con.ludaa
to quit blowing for wheat until il rains
Wheat thIeshing u over AMI Weld n M,
- good - last year; oats yield good.
Farmers will have full cribs fhis fall :.
corn IL very good. =
Inc health Of our people IL much djs-
tnrhed by chiIls and fever. the fever i
Kept up by the stimulation received b.
candidates; the fever for Office Il alarm.
ingiy high, but the dose which will he
given on the 9Th Of October next will
prove fatal r. some Of them. SO The
undertaken for Salt River cemetery NAV
o. 2. ready fora Job. for the people know
~ A. 4. to be the right man IN the
right place Politically there Il MOI
much talk. but the macs seem 10 BE- a.
1ermined 10 lay aside party strife Ana
vote Tor the best men. Well. W. have ! !
variety OF aspiranis from the old stand. |
0y,s TO those OF fewer wears.
Our schools are all taken M and will
commence the session some time this
Inc n. =. church preacher has fin.
lsIed his Iabors for this wear. The
CampbeIlites are having religious ser.
vices IN the neighborhood or Cooper's
mil. No marriages IL record. but ANY.
lous hearts and handa NJ. .v.;.,.- ~
the blessed hour. ~
me Reform Methodiste held their
conference At Union Valley, 90 the peo-
:" ne"
More anon. a.. -
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Hon. y. @. shnnklin.

AAOH1s - . W. Sn0n KIM
Our talented candidate for Secretary O,
state will be with Mr.. Cobb. a, ST
Anthony, on the 2<sh inst. and great
preparations are being made for good
meeting. II is expected he will arrive
IN time 70 address tie people OF JASPER
the night before, and procession will
escort All the distinguished speakers 10
81. Anthony next morning. The Jasper
and &c iestine bands will lead the pro-
cession from the Indiana hotel, At half
past six o'clock Tuesday morning. and
proceed 70 Pafoka bridge where thew
viii be met by the st. Anthony young
Democrats, led by their fine brass band
and proceed by way OF BretzviIle 10 81.
Anthony. At BretxvilIe 1t IA expected
the procession will be met by one from
uuntingburg, led by their new band.
with their beautiful instruments, which
will De their first public appearance, and
also probably the Schnellville aNeyer
Finch Democrats, with their we'll
trained brass band. We hope to see q
large turnout from Jasper in this pro-
c"ssion. as We ought not to be beaten in
the display in the procession.
There will also be . consultation Of
~ The candidates for County Offices, ~
~. Anshnny. that day, in regard to the
arrangemeuss for tickets. and each can
tiisic J. expected to participate.
The speaking will be in Reiber's beau.
fifu grove near the town. and all ar
Engagements will be perfected for a nice
i'me sheriff Cox, and several assist-
snts will Be Nsrshals Of the day.
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In many portions OF Ireland the out
look Is gloomy for the farmers, who ex-
press themselves in complaints and fears.
The potatoes are threatened with that
OLD enemy, The potato disease. and from
the reports from all over the country its
attacks seem widespread The cold
rains Of the drst weeks OF sumner. adj
ded TO the heavy storms Of August. have
brought on the rot, and il is believed
that the entire crop will be Lost. The
wheat has also been so badly affected by
the rot that II is believed one-half the
crop will not be worth gathering. But
the rye, barely and oats look well, and
no trouble Is anticipated about them. II
Is the potato that is the most closely
watched, and the loss Of which falls
heaviest OH the people, for il is literally
the food of the land.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that bv vir.
stne OF certified copy OF decree
to me directed from the Clerk OF The
Dubois Circuit Court. in q cause where.
~ Levi Bamberger, Nathan Bloom and
Barney Hess, Trustees are plaintiffs. aud
John Zelar. Barbara Zeller Wendoliu
Erny and Others are defendants. reuuir.
ing me 10 make the SUM of four hundred
and fifiy-five dollars and fifteen cents
With interest on said decree and
costs. will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9TH. 1879.
between the hours Of ~ o'clock. A. M.
aud 4 o'clock. p. VI. Of said day. It the
door OF the Courthouse of Dubois
county. Indiana, the rents and profits
Tor term not exceeding seven wears. OF
the following real estate, situated IN
The County, OF Dubois State Of Indiana.
to-wit:
Town lots Number thirteen (l3). eigh.
teen l6), seventeen (17) aud fourteen
(l4,, IN the town OF 81. Anthony, in said
county 81 Dubois. as designated on the
recorded maps or plat Of said Town.
II such rents and profits will not sell
Tor sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree.
interest and costs. | will at the same
time and place expose At public sale, the
Tee simple OF said real estate, or col
much thereof a. may be sufficient toI
discharge said decree. interest and costs.
SAID sale i'll be made without anvil
'elief whatever from valuation or ap-
oraisement laws.
GEORGE cox,
Sheriff OF Dubois County.
Bruno BUETTxER. Airy for PI'T.
sept. 18th. ls7s--3w. IN. r. 80 90.
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him prominence and Influence In III.
councils OF H. party. In is7b Mr.. Cobl
was elected 10 congress by majorit,
lof 1000 votes. and has been re-nominatrd
Tor the office By acclaination. and As We
have said. will be elected by m increas-
Cd majority. Ia congress Mr.. Cobb at
once took high rank as member. credit
able TO himself and demon strating the
wisdom OF his constituents in comforting
the nomination upon one 20 thoroughly
capable Of responding to all Of lis duties
ana demands. The Sentinel conyratu-
lates the democracy Of the second di.-
trict IN having the Hon. Thomas r.
Cobb for their standard bearer In the
campaign Of ls7S.-[Tnd. Sentinel.
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there wss very pleasant gather.
'ns = SchnelivilIe last Saturday. The
ve'estsne basd under the leadership Q,
A.. George Cell. Joined with The
sch"e'lvi''e band IN making beautiful
music. A'shouEhtwe speacLes were a..
aou"cea' bnt one was made Mr.. Tray.
Ior made HE cpe"ing speech in an efIor,
mat vas well received. and generally
spp'audcd, and indicates that he Mil
'Ake front rank . : political speaker
With lille practice.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
.FoTthecountI]sG Good,
HON. II. IL. COBB.
William A. Traylor,
will address the people at

IRELAND, Monday. September cad
1878. At O'Clock y. m.
JASPER. Monday night, Sepren Der 23d
1T 7 o'clock.
81. ANTHONY, Tuesday, September
2sfh, AT 10 o'clock 4 III.
FERDINAND Tuesday night, Septeln-
Der .iih. AZ q clock.
HOLLAND Wednesday, September
10Th. al O'clock p. IN.
ny NflNGBURG. wedne.iay night
Septem 'er 18th. At o'clock.
Come. All who are suffering from hard
times aud public fraud. and let u rea-
son together. to find the cause and the
remedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-13

- Collections are general all owe
the country for the sufferers from yellow
fever In the South. The disease has a.
sumed most malignant character. "A
last reports there were from three l,
i've hundred new cases reported at New
orleans daily, and nearly the same II
Memphis, with death rate in each Of
those cities Of over hundred daily. 81
man, have died that those remaining "a
battle with the disease find it impossi-
BILE to report all the deaths and new
cases. Hundreds have died without any
medical attention or nursing. The dis
n is not confined to these cities. but
Just as bad in many other small towns
and cities. Physicians and nurses from
the North. who are not acclimated are
ads sed TO remain away, as they are
almost sure 10 take the disease, and IN
become burthen instead
of help.