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The Morning herald., 1878-10-31

By virtue ole write of Vendtti ,ni EXPO.
mas 70 m dlro Jted, will be exposed 10 Pub.
iic saie AZ uie Lafayette Hotel, No. &l
snipiey street. kept BY John J. Dougher..y
Gae ~ ne oiE OF Wilmington. New Castle
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of November.
'.I 1873. at q O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate. viz
NO, !. All that certain lot. piece or pal
Gel OF land sltuate,l In tn city OF lining
Con, new Castle county and State of Dela.
ware 6ou nded and described as follows 10
WIZ Beginnlng at point on the westerly
sloe OF brcome street at the distance II d.
rect southe-iy from the soulherly side o.
sixth street at a corner OF land of Iii
Nlch las, thence westerly parallel with
Nlxih street lao feet to q corner thence
southeriy paraiiei with Broome rect "
teet 10 II corner. thence essterly parallel
with Sixth street 40 le 1t 70 the Aforesaid
SIDE OF Broome strees, and thence thereby
northeriy6 "a feet to rhe place OF beginning,
be the contents within said bounds what II
No. 4. All that certain ,et. piece or rar.
Gel OF land, situate in Christiana hundred,
county and State aforesaid, bounded jana
described as follows, to wit; Beginning o.
q stake on the northerly side Of Fourth
street extended, of82 feet i inches wide be'
tween Hawley AMI Webb streets at the DIS
e..hSSS " ~ 1Cot WcAtIly ItOIu Iuc VIZ
erly side af Hawley street al go feet wide,
tns nee nortperly parallel with Hawley
stree III feet inches to q stake, thence
westtriA Raral ell with Eo2Etn street 0 foes
toshother stake; thence southerly. para
lei Wits Hawleyg street1 z feeG 9 inches 70
Inc Aforesaid side of Fourth street, ana
thence thereby easterly SO feet to the place
Lof beginning, be the contents thereof wns'
No. 8. All that certain lot of land with
a three story brick dwelling house there
on, situate in the said city ofWiImink tor,
bounded and Described as follows TO WIZ
Beginning at the n0rtherly side Of FUN
streeEe between Jefferson and Maiisou
streets at toe distance of 118 feet from inc
westerly side of eferson sJrest at he csns
ire Of the party wall betweeu this and tle
adjoining premises on the east, then ntrtI.
erly through the centreo OF said wall rarsI
lei to jefferson street 100 feet to the soutn,S
erly eide OF LETTERS on ParF, thence Westerly
along said park parallel I'd fifth street 70
feet to a corner, thence s6utnerly parailei
to Jefferson street through h the centre OF
2 feet wide alley between this and the a. a.,
joining premises on the west. 100 feet totno
aforesaid eide OF Fifth street, and thence
thereby easterly l8 feet to the place OF 30,
ginning, be the contents hereof what the'
Seized and taken in execution as thS
propeItyofsamuel II. Ball, and to be soi'
n 1trar 70 ISAAC GRUB B.sherip'
|. sherirs ofaoe New Castle, October l7''''
1879,
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FARMERS SELLING NEAT.

A petition TO City Council 10 now going
around and being numsrously signed, ask.
ing that the ordinance prohibiting the sale
Of meat BY farmers, he repealed.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
THE CRAZE IN NEWARK,

Last evening DR.. John B. Welch went
over to Newark and made An address upon
the greenbsck question. His spesch was
directed particularly against Senator
Baysrd.
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QEST bnslness7 Won an-enrage Ia
DIO $5 to go per day made by any
worker Of either sex, right 1t their oWnlo
aiitieS; Particulars and samples worth IS
business Address sTInaoN q %. Portland
ualpe sF g..7. = IU'TD- T'rI-' -
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The following described real estate viz,
All that certain lot or piece of land wi IN
the buildings tn ereon erected ,situate in
the city Of Wilmington bonnded and de-
scribed as follows to wit. Beginning at the
intersection OF the northerly side OF 10Th
st., with the northWesterly side OF Rsil-
road Avenue lat 80 n. wide) thence west
erly along said side OF 10Th st,. 2S5 #. ~ O
stake, thence llortherly parallel with Clay
mont ST., by new line dividing this
non other land Of the said Evan Z. St0t-
seuourg 2SS # to the southwesterly side of
vandeyer Avenue, tneuce along the said
side OF Sandever Ave In asoutheasterly di.
rectlon 3o4 ft. . In. TO stake in the middle
OF The Marsh road, thence by said road
so attn IA degrees and 80 min utes west n
~. and one nall inch to the north e terly
side OF said Railroad Ayesue, thery y
south westerly 100 n. 10 in to the plea. n
beginning be the contents ih reof v Il
they may. TIE Improvements then,31
cynslst OF large brick machine shop .for
The mauafacture OF belts and nuts ; c., ip
the blacksmith shop. engine and boi)sr
mouse, omee and store room attacaed, 10.
ge her with railroad Siding stab. ca, ',nsds
and other buildings therpon.
seized and iakon In execution os the
properly of Evan G. st3tsenbu'R and Mary
l., his VIE, and Joseph @. Ro- tond and
susan his wife, and Mahon b s:nfsenhnrs
sold by '' - . "n' W
sherifrs ofi,s New Castle. OCT II 1878.
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Notiee-parti.s intending to buy Singer
sewing mscL L.s, either new or second
handed viii and II to their advantage to
call on Ramo No. 606 West Sth street
before purchasing elsewhere, 1w.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of November
A. D. 1873, at q O'Clock. D. M.

The following described real estate viz
All that certain lot Of piece of land with q
brick house thereon erected situate 10
Washington Village Ghristiana Hnndred
State Of Del, now in IN city Of Wilmington
bounded and described as follows to viii:
Beginning at point or the southerly eide
Of the west side of Riddle st. at 80 #. wide
and running thence by the said side OF
Turnpike westerly IS IT. to q corner stake
thence by new line parallel with Riddle
st. southerly 80 IT. 10 another conner and
thence east wardly parallel WITH the first
mentioned line Of Kennet Turnpike Road
1877 to another cornei;and thence northerly
20 n. 70 the place OF beginning containing
1870 square feel more or less, BOOK 3. Vol.
Page ~
No.2 All that certain lot or piece OF
land adjoining lot No. bounded snd de-
scribed as follows 10 wit Beginning at o
point on the southerIy side of Kennel
Turnpike Road 40 II. west of the westerly
side OF Riddle st, at SO 1t, wide and running
thence by the said side of Turnpike west
erly Is #. to corner stake northerly and
parallel with Riddle at. S6 it. moi Q or less
to . stake thence IN an easterly direction
II II. more or less to stake and thence
southerly and parallel with Riddle at. 50
IT.. In, more or less to the place of begin.
ming be the contents thereof what they
may. tJ1E /TCHE
Seized and taken In execution as the
wife and tt. and 70 be sold By
p. ISAAC CRUDE, sheriff,
ehsr1fA ofues Nsy Castle. Oct. IT,, ls7S.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NoTICE-I, Hsnly Bradley do hereby
givs notice that shall apply to the
Ju gss o. he Court tof Genera. essioBs o.
the Peace and jail delivery fine State O
delaware, n attd FOR the county of New
Castle, o. Monday, the 18th day Of Novem
Der next beiag tn mrs. daE ot the Noyem
Der Term, a D., 49,, for license TO sell IN
toxIeatirg liquors in quantities cot less
than one half gall7n not TO be drunk on
the premises, st nv store 40, 100 Wei
Front street, on the s. W. corner OF Front
snd Fhipisy streets, IN the First Ward OF
the city ofWilrnington. and the tolowira
e. pee aole citizens recommend the said
ppi'cation to wit;
Patrl X Lal!y John T. Kelly
Daniei 1eiErSy John Msdden
VIM T. Glenc &. 81. < issei
James Mo 9gnan Fataick Hughes
Anton HeBBe Henry Graham
Lawrence Kiervan r w. Evans
John s. Brady L. w. Palmer
John I. DiSkey - Philip @. Plu Q kett=--
John Caldwell Micnaei Clancy g.
James NcKenna Joseph Hoopes
George Nj Bacon JOSS oh B. Hum
James W. King JohR Kienie
Joseph Lowter VIM Kyne.
49, .er. HENRY BRADLEY.
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RKPRERTAI1ym.

BENZ. L. Kent, Wilmington Id.
Jacob Satterthwait, Mill Creek Hid.
D. Gallagher, Wilmington I'D.
Dr.. Sam'l Marshs1, Wilmington I'D.
DIR. Alfred Walton, Wilmington Hd.
Christopher G. West, Christiana Hd.
G. W. Dickerson, New Castle Hd.
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s.sKsHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFFs sALR
BY virtue ofa writ Of Ais. yend,,,o-,
Exponas 70 me directed, VIII be eoni eInaoni
70 Public Sale ct the Lafayette Hotei ~
ss r,s shlpisy icy ss,est ksRt by John ]. DouSSS. S
tie County, Del On osA-
SA1 ERDAY. the md day of Noysmbar
ID. ISIS, ~ O'Clock, .. m. Al

The following described real es,a.. vi.
no. All that certain lot, place or parse, wv =;
ians nn s,ts VIZ tw0 st0ry brick messuags lhe,s.
ton, Del bounded and deisri ed AZ Mf
lows, 70 VII. Beginning at the co,na- M
formed by the interseeu0n ef the nortbsrivs
side Of Fifth st. with the easterly ada y
Wainut St thence sasfsriy Along ,ba no,th u
cry side Of Fifth st.. ~ II. 10 In. 10 sa ~
westerly side Of an alley leading into g,fS
g., thence northerly parallel TO Valiant
St., along said side or aid alley % n IN
corner. lLsnse westerly parallel te FnS
st, TIN. In. TO the eestsrly sioe of Walnn.
g., and thence sostAerly along said side de q; .;
said ST., "a Is to the corner Aforesaid srd M
placs Of beginning, be the contsnts tbersos S
What they may, with the privilege and uss
Of faid alley. DC. +; -, ..'5s7 U's
Ssizst1 and tsken In execution A tbs
properly Rr Oh ~ G ~ sncC9m9 and 70 be sold
:" @e... oAAS 'sll-1l'',' SfAo bb. SHERIFF
sherifrs sffice New Caste, Oct. Is, NJ
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sALE.

BY virtue o.s wris of venditi ,ni EXPO.
mas 70 ms dire Jted, will be exposed 10 Pub.
ne saie AZ uIe Lafayette Hotel, No. Hl
Snlpley street. kept BY John J. Dougher y
Ia the Caty OF Wilmington, New Castle
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WANTS.
"ANTED-Immedi good timer
w at 2l3 W. Second street,
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

N NOTICE-I,Sylvester W. Clement, of New
IN Castle county and sfate Of Delaware. do
hereby give notice tina. Intend to make
application TO the Court Of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace and jail Delivery of the
state Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on the first day OF its term, which
will commence and be htld at New Castle,
| in New Castle county aforesaid, en- Mon.
for license TO seps IN or Tavern. and
10 sell iDtoxicatiug Hq4, RS in less quaint
ties than one quart to be drunk on the
premises, at q ID in the house now occu
pied by me, and knownas sthesummitHouse.
Tie location Of said house wherein pr :
pose to keep an inn OF tavern Is in School
district 20. "A ia New Castle county afore-
said In the sai0 Summit Bridge. st.
6sorg sHundred. The aases Of ne respect-
sb ct,izs ns recommending the said ap-
nncatioR are:
Charles Nc aimee C. Lum
James Nicholson A P. .sraagy
James P. F.rd join Vail
william Lore E.F Boulden
]: =, Brown Simon Starr
William 2. Nicholson John GIL
SYLVESTER W. cLEMzSr,
NOTICE, I. wm. B, Currnder, do
:, hereby give notice hat saali apply TO
the Peace and jan delivery Of tee State of
DeIswar e, IN and for thu county Of New
Castle. on Monday, the 18th day Of Hovem.
Ger, beiGg ths lst day OF the November
torm, a. D. 1878, for license to keep az
Inn o. Tavern at the house known a. the
hristiana House, In the Village OF Christi
ana ana School District A, in New
Castle county and State Aforesaid, ano
with the privilege to sell intoxicad az
liquors in less quantities than cne quart
TO be drank on the premises, and the toll
owing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to wit: =
VIM. +. Smaliey 81 Marshall
Lemuel Butler l.. J. c. Elmer
VIM. 7. Cans -- Jonn Smith
John Wayne David s. Leach
John Ball Samuel Butler
Geo. W. Currinder Eodert MeCarter
WIN. g. Caulk James Davis
( John F. Leach
WM. B. CURRIEDER, -.----.
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SHERIFF's SALE

shsrirs Office New Castle Get. Is, IS;
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me directed, Will be exposed to Public ale
at the Lafayette Hotel Ne. 84l shipIey
street, Kept by John ]. Dougherty in the
city OF Wilmington. New Castle county
Del, on .... .. ..--.,. ..,rf II. F'H
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SHFRlFF'S SALE

By virtue of writ OF Lsvari Fa las TO ma
directed. VIII be expose to Public sale at
the Lafayette Hotel SAL Shipley street, Kept
by John !. yDongherty 10 the city of VIII
mington, New Castle County. Del. on
WEDNESDAY. the sth day Of November,
A, y. 1878, at 7o'cioek p. m,
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shsrinrs ofi,s New Castle, OCT II 1878.
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sHERIFF's SAILS
CHEKIFFsEALE.

Ryevtrtus ofa wrt efvenditioni Exps-
% 6Sla et fhe 1lpyssts aetd. no. 81
ehipley street, kept by John ]. DoUghsrty,
IN the City Of Wilmington. New Castle
County Del, ON
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sherifrs ofiss New Castle, October is
ls7S, ~ -.F- >.. l-H. u = -
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SHEklFF's SALE,

sherif7s oftice New Costle, o
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Seized and taken in execution as thS
propeItyofSamuel II. Ball, and to be soio
by. ,,-v, .,,sa' t.s.aqia 50 M -,y
1irow s9 ISAAC GRUB B.sherin'
= sheri rs ofaoe New Castle, October H''''
lSs.
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THAT TRoUgLEsoMETCKT.

fHE GREENBACKKRs GET PARr OF THEI
TICKET FIxKD.-HIvE WANTED
The Greenbackers are having trouble
With their candidates declining that is eler
greater than which beset the. Tsppsrano'
men. Last night they nst j. their head
Quarters and talked the matter oves seri-
dusty for two hours Al the end Of tha
time they decided ppon the follsvini
icket leo far as it goes) as amended: . -
sHERRF.
49, Isaac MuTY.s
eBA F# CORONER
| John A. Jones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

last Friday, was taken to the hospital to dey'
sick with yellow fever.
CAIRO, ILL.,, September Give members
of MIR. Thomas Porter's family, four miles
above this city, on the Mississippi river, arc
down with fever. ,. n,
CINCINNATI, Sept. l0.-WilIington Blazer,
of Gallipolis, Ohio, died last right of yellow
fever, contracted on the steamer John Porter.
There arc dczsn people sick from the fever
in the pcishborhood where the steamer Porter
is moored, neary all of whom came IN contact
with the crew either while they were on shore
or on the boat. The physicians disagree as to
whether it is the type of fever that was on the
boat or malignant typo of bilious fever. The
board of health of Gallipolis have notified the
owners of the steamer that they will not be
responsible for the safety of the boat any
longer.
GRENADA Miss, Sept. l0.-Thc yellow
has broken out at Senatobla, Miss There
havo been over 50 cases up to date, and the
alarm among the cllizans is reported to DC very
great. They arc preparing to abandon the
city. Nevada and California havo sent 81 900
to tho relief of Grenada. Two deaths and
eight new cases have been reported IN the last
twenty tour hours.
New YORK, September l0.-The citizens
relief committee for Southern sufferers has re-
ocived additional subscriptions to-day to the
amount of $l29.S]. The chairman of the
committee received letter from Rose l1tyDge
the actress, dated at Philadelphia. September
9, thanking him for his offer to take charge Of
and disbursc her mite, whatever it might be
to our afflicted couatrymcD, but she felt bound
10 Justice to Philadelphia to leave the money ii
the city, where it will be contributed by thu
committee having the matter 10 charge. Sht
proposes to devote the receipts of one perform
anco each week to the aid Of tho sutIercra 81
long as they stand il need Of aid. Southern
gentlemen are requested to call on tho commit
tee and give any suggestions as to the means o
distribution of funds and supplies. TIT
| combined societies of Harlem propose getting
up series of entertainments in cid of tht
sufferers. Mayor Ely tc-aay received sub
scriptons for the yellow fever fund 10 tn
amount Of $429.S2.
LONDON, Sept 10.-Tho Mayor OF Manches
| ter has received telegram from tho British
| Consul at New Orleans asking help for tho ycl
| low fever sufferers. Tho Mayor publishes 81
announcement that he will bo glad TO co-operat
| with any merchants or citizens deslrous Of tax
ing steps for the relief Of the sufferers, and tina
! he will remit to Now Oresns any funds thu
subscribed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

fusome huukyism of the average American is
enough to mako an ostrich hide It's head IN the
sand and turn the stomach of Norwegian SOW.
AS you will dcscerD from the heading Of this
letter, am homsward bound, and by the time
it is received will be once moro enjoying the
virgin purity of the green and the quletude
which prevails in Alexandra.
Looking back over the country through which
I have travelled, can recall 20 place 30 de-
srabIe az home, sweet home as Mlnnespo..
lis. The Mississippi Valley, like the Valley of
the Nile, ia one OF the finest regions the world;
Minnesota ia the garden spot OF that region,
and Minneapolis is tho asparagus bed OF that
garden spot. Its young country, and com
parison between Minnesota and Virginia. is a
comparison between youth and VIgor, and
strength and old age, rheumatism and decrepl.
tudo. The prejudice in favor Of young meu in
that State is as strong as it is 10 favor OF tho oeto
gensrian in ours. There they elevate young men
t. ofhce-the governor is young. the judges ale
young, the senate is young, the Legislature Is
young, and everything is youug-Whlle IN VT.
GINA they throw every obstacle in tho way OF
the young man, like the Yankee who filled thu
bullfrog with shot and then bid him to Jump!
Alas, he can't jump!
After | had been so honored and elevated
aG Gu6 ouQ lCCCpllUu Va tuo = looiooot,
I kicked that bowlegged Indian over and lett
him. This illustrates tho gratitude of the
human heart. would not have done it, how
ever, but his bowiegged honor, was getting to
be entirely too sociable and familiar on short
| acou aintance, and when returned to the hotel
after dining and Winning at the expense OF tho
government and found him trying to cork.
screw himself into pair of my pants. having
opened my svalise with tooth brush, 1t Was
| more than | could stand.
have Key West cigar from Bismarck, for
twenty five cents, which propose to exhibit
at the Alexandra fair this fall. 1t is regular
lynch pin, and is fire proof. You can get some
! like it at Dreifus for three cents grab, and
grab as long as you please.
Let the brevily Of my former communications
be my apology for the length OF this. There
are somo Of your readers who have. no doubt,
been bored with my nouscnsa-to them l ex
tend my regrets; but life is TOO short to frowu
and grumbIc, and if | have caused one little
smile to fit over the wrnklcd brow OF care and
sorrow. am glad have written. Like Chllde
| Harold
Il am not
So young az to regard meu trown or smile,
As loss or guerdon of glorious lot;
but unlike Childe Harold, had rather-and
it is more to my nature-p!ease little child,
or, as for that. dog, than offend mulutud:
| of men.
| Adieu. l.. +. +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

MIR. Henry d. Wosh's contomptuouS refusal
to accept tho contributions Of the play actors in
Philadelphia to the fund being raised in that
city for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers,
created such hubbub that that gentleman made
haste to apologies for it, but ho has achieved
place in history beside tho preacher who refused
to bury poor Holland, and told the friends of
the dead actor to take his remains to "the little
church around the corner"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10
PUBLISHED DAILY.AND TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDdAR 5NOwDEN.
GAZETTE BUILDING, NO. 20 PRINCE STREET.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10

Mr.. KeIlogg---who is United States Sena'
tor, not because he was fairly elected, tut be-
cause having materially assisted Mr.. Hayes 10
gvttiog the presidency, that gentleman returned
The favor by using his official Influence Ia OBJ
taiung him seat in the Scnatc-haviog OF
tempted to hinder the good, and make political
capital ont Of the relief furnished tho sufferers
in New Orleans by the government, was as
sailed therefor, through tho newspapers, by
Lieutenant Commander kcIls, Of the United
States navy, who is acting as q member OF the
Howard Association in the city. When the
facts of the case arc Observation-Disclosures
KelIs, with no other possible actuating motive
sava his phlanthropio desire to succor the sick
cuI the suffering, volunteering to brave tho
Dangers OF tho plague, and having tho trultlon
Of that desire obstructed from a safe distance
ty man nonioally at least representing the
sulfercrs~-tho officers actiop, though II may
appear irdiscrcet, will be deemed perfectly
natural. but f)r al that the Senator has threat
enad him with q court martial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10
Weber lettel

Though the pcrils Of yellow fever appall the
brayest, they have no terrors for the Office
seekers, end applications have already been
made for the positions Of postmaster at Grenada
and Memphis, made vacant by that terrible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10
Three Men Drowned.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.-Signal seiV'cs
observer at Tybec Island. Co.. reports 10 the
chief signal officer. at lis p. H.. as follows
Three sailors from German bark were drowned
opposite this .station 10 the surf to-day, while
trying to leave the Island in boat dunng tue
storm, contrary to the advice of the observer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

The civil service reform order has not been
officially revoked. and yet Capt. jerks, his
wife. and his wifo's brother, are all on tho pay
roll Of the New Orleans custom house. Surely
Mr.. Sherman must have written the Anderson
Weber letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

We are glad to 500 it reported. though upon
what ground is not stated, that Mr.. u. John
s,n Barbour has Withdrawn from the contest in
this Congressional district as he unquestionably
would have polled large vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

The whole greenback movement is remark.
able, but tho two most remarkable things con.
n2c,ed with it arc the support it receives from
tho democratic party. which, heretofore. has
yer currency party. and tho favor it meets with
from those who will suffer most By its adop.
tiop, ths laborlng people, who, though their
wages will not be even nominally Increased, will
be paid Off in tho Deprecated currency, for
that the present currency would be deprecated
we're the resumption act repealed and green
backs made irredeemable, no one entertains
doubt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

i'ho falling eli in the republican ln;j ority in
Vermont aud the defeat Of one CT the regular
congressional nominees Of the republican party
10 that State, has been supplemented, at least
accordiur TO present advIccs, by the defeat Of
the State ticket Of that party ia Maine, and
the election there CT Two congressman by the
democrats and grecnbackcrs combined. This
does not lcok as though the dread of the repeal
of Tie constitutional amendments AID the
payment OF southern claims, including that for
tho freed slaves, should both branches Of Con.
gress be democratic, that so preys upon the
radical press, affected all of the northern people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

The September number OF the Virginia
Educational Journal. published in Richmond,
has been received. 1t contains the address OF
COL William Allen before the Educational
Association Of Virginia, aud many other inter
esing articles, among them one by the State
Superintendent of Education, Dir. Rutfner,
upon the school fund, al extract from which
appears 10 another column OF to days paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

The New Hampshire Republican State Con
venton was called to order at l:30 this q. H.,
Hon. Charles II. Burns was selected president
Tho usual committees having been appoint"
ed. the convention proceeded to ballot tor a
candidate for Governor. Matt lioad was
nominated for Governor On tho first ballot and
q. =. Conn and d. f. Willard were renoml-
nated for railroad commiss oners.