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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21
NOW OR NEVER

First, the conquering of Rebellion Second.
thorough and just Reconstruction third,
Peace.
We have the first we want the third;
have we the seconds
Our answer is Mo- We have not eth
er thorough or just Reconstruction. We
have built the arch of Peace, but we have
not fixed the keystone. To the careless OBJ
server the arch seems perfect to the earnest
and close examiner, it is plain that it is not
secure. 1t may fall at any moment.
The vital principle of Congressional Re-
construction was tile colored vote. All 9TH
er features were subordinate and unimport-
ant. ....-.
By this sweeping act of justice, by which
the black men of the South received full cit
izenship, tho disloyalty of that section was
neutralized and checked, if no: overcome,
and until the step was taken, Reconstruction
remained mournful and wretched failure.
But is the suffrage secured to these citiz-
ems? We say not at all. The constitution,
by Republican Amendment, now comedies,
what I'LL th's amendment, IL had forever de-
nied' mat state may disiranchise, AT WILL
any of its citizens. What, then, is to hinder
Georgia from taking away the ballet from
inc coiored men Nothlns' out the penalty
hAeu III 'he iftn Amendment. IL sue us
'anonises t"o'hi'hs oi her VOICES sue cuts
oil two-htths her representation in Congress.
NOW, gentlemen in Congress, will that
deter Georgia. VIII it deter the Soulh,
collectlVeiy! VIII not the old ruling class
oil slaveholdiug aristocrats prefer to send
thirty oil themselves to Congress, rather lhani
(permlttlng the negroes to vote send fifty
hcpuoiicansf surely you can hardly doubt
1t. Tl"n mark this tact The member'
CHOSEN 10 me 4lst Congress, ly the elections
thus ial held, are lai Republicans, and Il
democrats. Now, II OF these Republicans
are from me south. More would be- there
Tau been fair election. But elections, when
all colored citizens are DISTINGUISHED BY State
action, will be yet more unfair, and then
even these eleven will be Democrats. Furth-
ermore, Wheh the House is iull, by lhe re-
, admission of all the States, Alabama, Gcor
, gla. Mississippi, Texas, and Virginia, viii
send 80 representatives. Without the col
ored vote, every man will be Democrat
Then you will have in the Forty-secont
} Congress n Democrats, us now; plus il
place of Republicans; plus 30 newly admit
! tea MuF h""' ooniirvnuut 'ota 10.
the hepnpllcans should carry the loyal state
as lully rs now, tney VIII have III. AM
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

The Grand Jury at st. Louis have found
true bills against the former and present
Compirolers of the city, for embezzlng
large amounts of the city funds.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

1t seems to be thought that Jewell will be
renominated by the Republicans for Govern
or of Connecticut, and English by the Demo-
Gratis ii lie will &C cent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21
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How to double the value of land and the profits on
sock aud how 10 raise three times the quantity Of ali
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

sAMuEL sINcLAlE, just elected one of the
Directors of the Junction aud Brrakwater Rail-
road is the publisher OF the New York Tribune
Both he and Horace Greeley are large STOCKHOLM
ers in this road
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

"cussed be Csnaa ,''--NRsby's Lecture.
d. X. Locke, better known as Petroleum V.
Nasty delivered the third lecture OF the lnsti-
tutc course, on Saturday evening, to crowded
hall his subject being as auove. Personally, Mr.
Locke is rather large man, solidly built OF
bilious or nervous bilious temperament. An
open, flank countenancc, and bold, determined
expression OF the eye denote the man of will aud
endurance but scarcely tho lover of humor which
a , - ,t ~,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

Two men IN Jail at Sidney, Iowa, on a
charge of murder, were taken out and
lynched by mob Of armed men on Satur-
dry ninhf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21
a few days.

8GovERNoE GEARY, OF Pennsylvania, who ha;
been seriously i'll, was much better On Sunday
and is expected to be able to resume his duties In
n few days
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

Governor Randolph, OF New Jersey, was
inauguratcd yesterday, at Trenton.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

The following summary shows the losses
and assurances on the property burned in
PHILADELPHIA Thursday:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21
The Patent Magic Comb

y c'ipr gray mar u perman black or brown
Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for 81 ok Address
WIN. PATTON, Treasurer,
4 GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENEus
81, ars Of "Besi's improved Fruit Tree and Vim,
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VIII no fprWardedt any part OF the United f.s,as
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

Mr.. Jenckes explained his civl-servce
bill To the New York Social Science Associ-
alton on Saturday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21


But the fellow that read the above on tie head
stone Of his friend resolved not to be outdone
and so dictated his own cpitaph thus:
50 Here ] lie snugger
Than that other bugger.n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21
Deafness, Catarrh, sorofula

:, lady who had suffered for years from De.f,es.
ua a and srrofula, wa. cured by simple rem dy
-a symipa'9y ana gratitude prompt. hor to seud
rstecelpts Tree OF charge 10 any one si,nilariv ~
II ''ea' Address Mr.. M, u. L Hoboken j.
w anted--Agents.--r22 SELL 4 4
AANM Az l, KNITTING MACHINE. Price SIS
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i;lneral Inducements to agents. Address AMrr,osn
KNITTING MACHINE 90, Boston, Mass or ST. ions M
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Early Rose POtatomaa ms,lssn

'UH 1tOoO OCcCOand ureign
Spring Whea's. Oats, Barley, Corn, Clover Feeds,
Grass eed, Hogs Fowls Rest Fodder Cutter Send
for the Experimental Farm Journal, only 20 cent?
Address GE0. A. DEITZ, Chambersburg, Pa.
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WPINhh A n Sss6sS nDo.s P.orAlrron'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

''7 W.T. " WI z S1-Ts MN
1880 a. Nit is dinicnlt to learn ANYTHING
definite ms to the origin, or loss, in the fire.
Everything is in confusion, and II cannot lie
"sccrlained whether The jewelry safes are pre-
served or not. The lire il not yet entirety ex,in-
guishcd. g.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-08-24

| WASHINGTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TIcKEr.-The Democracy Of Washing
ton County nominated the following eX
celIent ticket on the 17th inst:
Reprcsentative-Samuel NJ Richard
son.
Auditor-John V. Ramsay.
Probate Judge-Dudley S. Nye
Prosecuting Attorney-WilIiam G
Way.
Trcasurer-Horatio Booth.
Commissioncr-Er Ernest WacrnicIe.
Inf. DirectOr-Henry Armstrong.
The Office of Recorder coming next
on the list, the following resolution, with
two others, was offered, read, and alop,
ted with but one dissenting voice:
ResoICed, That DANES Nixon, the pres
ent incumbent of the office of County
Recorder, having discharged the duties
Of his Office with satisfaction to lis, and
being disabled, by the loss of limb,
from wounds received in the army, we,
disregarding our difference as to politi-
cal matters, decline to make nomlna-
ton for Recorder, and will place his
name upon our ticket for that Office.
The Radical majority in Washington
at the lust State election WAS only 235,
which can be as easily overcome Hjs
year as was their majority Of 600 in
1861, when the Democrats, by arOrking,
elected two Representatives, and ma
jority of. the County officers
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Chicago Market.

:. August 10.
FLOUE-Vefy quiet; sales of spring
extras at 6 00a6. 67@.
WHEAT-Quiet and 4alc lower sales
No. at l AS No. at 39a1 4O1, cash
closing weak at inside. rates; this after
noon the market was dull at 3Sl fol-
No. 2, seller the month. =
CORN-Dull and dropping; No. 2 de-
clincd &c, opening at 93c and closing at
923c; rejected moderately active and lc
lower; spring at SS4c, and closing at
size mo grade at S2aS3c; this afternoon
the market was dull at 914c for No. 9
seller the month.
OATS-Active and 4c lower; sales
No. 2 at 47a474c, closing at outside
rates rejected at 44a441c
RYE-Dull and 2a3c lower; sales No
3 at GOAL 05; closing at l Oh.
BARLEY-Dull and nominally &C
lower; 24a1 25 for No. 2, seller Sep,
tembcr.
CATTLE-Quiet, firm and 15a25c
higher;4 4 124a5 S71 for common to fail
shipping steers
H0GS--Opened unchanged and closed
weak and 15a25c lower; s 65aS 80 fol
common; 9 00a9 40 for fair to medium
8 60a9 50 for good to choice; 10 t23G
10 20 for extra prime.
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Coming Out OF the Foul Party.

Mr.. Zachariah Ryan, of Auglaize
County, Ohio, publishes a card in the
Auglaize County Democrat, in which he
renounces his connection with tie Re
publican party, and promises hereafter to
act with the Democratic party. He
says:
"Having voted thirty-fve years with
the Wing party, and on its dissolution
with the Republicans, and, finding moth
ing now but fanaticism and corruption
with the Grant party, bid them last
farewell am with the Democrats for
life, and desire to be thus enrolled
The Democrat states that Mr. Ryan
had two sons who did noble service in
the late war-one was killed in battle
and the other badly wounded. The sur
.yiving sor, like the father, has severed
his connection with the Republican par
ty, and in future will vote with the Dem
ocratS
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w. A N L Ed!
Speeial Votiees,

0NHE K1DNEYS.-THE KIDNEYS ARE TWO
in numLer, situated at the upper part OF
the loin, surrounded by fat, and consisting OF
three parts, viz: the Anterior, the Interior
aud the Exterior, d.. ....
The anterior absorb5, Interior consists OF
tissues or veins, which serve as deposit for
the Urine and convey it to the exterior. The
exterior is a'couductor also, terminating in a
single tube. and called the Ureter. The ure-
ters are connected with the BLADDER.
The bladder is composed OF various cover
ings or tissues. divided into parts, viz: the
Upper, the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mu-
cous, The upper expels, tho lower retains,
Many have a desire to uripate without the alb
ility; others urinate without the, ability to re-
tain. This frequently occurs in children.
To cure these affections, we must bring in-
to action the muscles, which are engaged in
their various functions, If they are neglec
ted, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight may be the attack, it is sure
to elect the bodily health and mental pow ers
as our flesh and blood are suppoted from these
sources.
GouT OR RHECMATIsM.-Pain occurring il
the loins is indicative of the above diseases
They occur IL persons disposed to acid stom
ach aud chalky cOncretiOns,
The GRAvEL.-The gravel ensues from neg
lect or improper treatment OF the kidneys
These organs being weak, the water is no
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-08-24
The KnaOe Fiano.

: Next to books there is no inanimato thing in
the house thatCan produce So much profitable
pleasure as Piano A library ard Piano are
symbols Of high civilization. These two
spread the nobler Banquet, where the soul is
fed, without fear of gluttony .or dissipation
As books bring into our daily circle as familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth, and permit us to rear our children
under the influence of the noblest natures, so
the Piano, with simple incantations bring US up
from their sleep, the brotherhood of song, and
persuades them to dwell among us. -,
Of the enormous variety of Pianos manu
faotured, it must be admitted none have con-
tributed so much to the happiness of our
homes as those celebrated Instruments, used
by the Thousand. in every quarter of the
globe, and manufactured by the world re-
nowned house of Messrs. WM. RNArE & Co.
Baltimore. Those Pianos have been before
the public for more than 40 years, with a
Steady increase of popularity, until To-day
they are pronounced by the greatest artists
amateurs, anc the universal judgment of the
pubic at large to be the BEET and most RELI-
ABLE Pianos made in the world,
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Allegheny Live stock Market.

August II.
.CATTLE-The supply of cattle on sale
this week was fair aud fully up to the
demand. The whole number aggregated
100 head, against 764 head last week.
The greater portion Of the offerings were
of the medium class, which has been the
general case for some time past. Prime
to extra fas steers sold readily at fair
prices. The supply of this class was,
however. light. Common cattle ruled.
dull. We quote prime to extra fat at Z
50a7 rs, and common at i 50a5 so.
Stock steers Of a medium class sold at
6 0oa7 90 rcrhundrcd. Nearly onc-half
the cattle on sale were from Ohio, and
10 cars from Chicago. The balance
was from the surrounding counties.
HOGS-There was very little demand
for hogs and the market ruled very quiet
and prices without change. In u retail
way good fat hogs sold at II 00a ], so
aud stock hogs at 10 00al0 30 per hun
dred
SIEEP-Tho number on sale aggrc-
gated about 1900 head, aud the market
ruled considerably active, and perhaps
little strong, although prices were with
out material change from last week.
Lambs commanded from | 90 to 90 per
head as to quality and condition, and
fair TO prime fat sheep at 3, A. and
Sc per h.
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From the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
August l9.

august IL.
The grain and -four market has been
quite firm during the past week, and
prices arc without materal change. We
quote:
GRAIN-We quote new red at 90:
old red at 1870 new white at l &c
| - and | Pal 80 for No | old white
Corn is in good demand at S0aS5 Oats
steady sales at Zee Rye lower sales AT
80. Barley 10 for spring and l %
for fall.
HAY-Is held at 1G OOa20 90 for bal,
cd; loose $40 COa14 O6 per ton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c-Rio, 23a25c for
fair to prime. Sugars Refined su-
gars firm; good to choice New Orleans
llal5c; Porto Rico l3lal4!c; Cuba 13a
Isle; Donarara 16al7c; Crushed 17lc;
\ coffee l6f, Il coffee 16fc: G extra
ljcJ, G coffee lJc. Molasses s-New Or
leans S0aS5e, Porto Rico 75c, Baltim ere
Syrup 75aSoc; New York Go. S0a1 90
Choice Syrup Goal 10.
PEOEISlONS-We quote mess pork
at 33 90, shoulders Ice; clear rib sides
lS4c, clear sides 1870, sugar cured hams
25c, do canvassed pc, family haUs 23c
Lard 20Ic.
POTATOES-Market dull, sales at 40
soc.
FLOUR Market firm and unchang-
ed. Red wheat is held at 6 30 fancy
at I 10 supcrlinc at 1 75a5 90. Rye
Flour at & 90.
BUTTER Sold at 20 for choice.
The market is dull.
SALT-Dairy > Sc; Ohio River 2.3O
TEA-Gunpowdcr, tea ! 50a1 75 !;
Young Tyson teal 30al 60; Black tea
/ 00al -
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco G5a75c;
dark los and Is, G5a70c; bright IS and
los, 75aS0c; fig lump, 70aS0c; Garrett's
Snuff, 16c; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes, s 80
FiSIl--Firm. We quote: Mackcrcl
No. = half barrels 10 80; No. 3 medium,
6 SO; No. large 90. Lake herring,
half barrels 3 -; white fish s 90; La
brador herring at IL 90.
CARBON OIL-At 26c per gallon and
charge :or package.
EGGS-Supply fair and demand dull
at 12c per dozen.
CIl EESE-Markct firm and without
change, We quote Goshen at lie.
IRON AND NAILS-Thc following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3ia4 &c, ac-
cording to width and thickness; horse
shoe sic; heavy hand liable; hoop and
light band, 6 to inch, Ja95; round and
square 34a7ac; oval iron 4iajc; half
oval and half round 4Ia5Ic; flat rail,
punched and comtcr-sunk i &c; r rail a.
"A 3c; I rail spikes 6Ic; nails, brads and
fchcing. Otto G0d, / ID; s and ID 4 80;
6 and ID / Is; / and ID 90: Sd ) rs;
ID 7 90; barrel, I inch to l inch,5 90
az %; finishing, to inch, 5 j0a9 %;
casing, 10 to sod, 5 90; Sd 5 %; Cd >
50; Ill ) rs; fine blued AL 8 90, 81
I 90, ID S 90; lining nails, 8incf, S 10;
clinch nails6 90; cut spikes 4 50; boat
spikes, cut, ) co; wrought 00a5 Is.
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Radical love for Soldiers.

AT the height Of the war,a well known
journalist Of this city, who had for some
time published in his paper personal
notices. OF the whcfeabouts and the
well being of Southern prisoners III
Northern prisons, was notified from the
War Department that this practice gave
ofiense and must be discontinued. Going
to Washington, the journalist explained
to Secretary Stanton that he WIS only
reciprocating publications as to Nor
thern prisoners in the South which were
suffered to be made in the Southern pa,
pers, and begged that no obstacle be i'll
terposcd to prevent SO humane thing.
Stanton, (to his credit be it mentioned, J
declared that the order had been issued
in his absence, and referred the journal
ist to Holt. The same explanations and
representations were made to Holt in his
turn. He listened impatiently, and, when
the journalist had concluded his state
ment, made this reply, which uldlink
his name forever in fitting union with
that OF the judicial assasSins OF the gen
tie and noble Lady Alice Lislc: "Thesc
personals sir, are aid and comfort to
the enemy. If, by them, you should
communicate to q Southern mother the
news that her rebel son was dying OF
consumption, but cared for, you would
be guilty of treason, and [ should be for
furnishing you as q traitor. .''-Ne,c York
World.
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Cincinnati Market,

August 10.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; fam
lily, 6 00a6 %
WHEAT-Firmer and in better de-
mand red at L 2Sa133; no white offer
ing.
CORN-Firnier, and supply light
sales at 95a96c
OATS-Firm and in demand, at 55a
60c.
RYE-Eirm at GOAL 05.
TOBACCO--In good demand at full
rates; sales of ia hhds at 6 90 to is
|25.
WHISkI-Excited ard prices higher
but the market is unsettled; small lots
sold at 13a1 II, but at the close il
could not have been bought below l 10,
and it was not freely offered even at this
rate.
MESS PORk-Sold at 33 so.
BULK MEATS-Held at 14a1G4c fol
shoulders and sides
Z BACON-Held at 159c for shoulders
and 175al9c for clear rib and clear sides
HAMS-Sugar-cure at 23a24c.
LARD--Held at zoe, no demand
CHESE-Steady at 131a15c
GOED-l334 buying.
EXGHANGE-Steady at l-1O dis
count buying
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Michigan licenses three card monte
at SO Il day.
Furs valued at $4,000 have been re
ceiyed at San Francisco FROM Sitka.
Mr.. and one OF the Mrs. Brigham
Young have had aChicago artist TO paint
their portraits.
1t is suggested chat Il lady dissolved
in tears makes an eligible water front.
II is estimated that there are now 10
600 Cinnamon in The United States, and
more coming.
The Gar has banished the stern fath
er from Russian novels by declaring that
no girl shall be made marry anybody
whom she doesn't like.
On shoemaker's shop in Philadelphia
is 4 placard announcing "Gootwell und
figstyers fur sail"
The Republican State Central Commit
tee announces about one hundred mass
meetings. They evidently are scared
and are fearful that the 10000 majority
for Grant will melt into thin air.
Robert f. Spraguc, broker Of Og
dcnsburg, New York, was arrested il
New York city, on Monday, where he
has recently arrived from Mexico, char
ged with cloping from Ogdensburg with
another mans wife, and taking With hin
Two thousand dollars nmoney belonging
to other people.
1t is said that the Chinese, when emil
grating to the United States, make ar
raugements, that if they die here, theil
bones shall not remain upon our soil, bu
be carried back to their own country
An exchange says: I'VE regret this, fol
bone is an excellent fertilizer"
Mrs. Harriet l.. Hunter, a widow, fol
forty years Postmistress at Deerield
Portage County, Ohio, has been superse
ded by au abIe-bodied hulk named Geo
Hennica, and the citizens are indignant
Mrs. Hunter was thrice made widow
during her term Of office.
The Democracy of Muskingum Count,
| lldNC IiOh' iSoNseiA b'iit "a
one of their Representatives in the Leg
islature. The ticket is as follows Rep
rescntativcs, Hon. Ed. Ball and Ella:
Ellis; Probate Judge, Henry korte
County Treasurer, John NJ. Lane; Pros
ecuting Attorney, Milton j. Southland
Commissioner, Austin Berry; Intirmary
Director, NJ. V. Mitchell Coroner, j. d
Bainer.
Gen. John A. Dix was arrested il
New York, on Tuesday last, at the sui
of John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, wbt
charges him with illegal Imprisonment
Mitchell, it will be remembered, was at
rested in New York aud imprisoned q
Fortress Monroe by Gen. Dix in August
1865, and upon this fact he brings sui
for S25,000 damages. Gen. Dix CAV
security in $4,000 to appear and an
swer the charge.
Sometime since q Portland { Me. MAJ
had his pocket picked of $500, Shortly al
ter he received letter from the thief, sta
ting that he had started in business wit
his stolen capital, and that he shoul'
pay interest on it until he was able t.
return the principal. Two payments 9
| interest lave already been made.