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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

Mr.. Fl. II. Bigelow, of Worcester, Massa-
chusetts. is going to put in operation at the
Vienna Exposition model Yankee shoe
factory. doing all the steps of the work by
machinery, and turning out a finished shoe
in seven minutes. What will most sur
prise Europeans will doubtless be to learn
that these erves minute machine made pro-
ducts require pro ective Legislation to COM
pc" in American markets with the more
labcr'ous y ares Of foreign handicraftsmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

hessrs. C. Mehle s.. Co. furnished the
''Bo'uf Gras" for the procession and he was
sacrificed yesterday in honor of Rex, by s.
Hagen. and will be exposed in the French
Market on Sunday to aH admirers. 1t is
expected shat - leg .;bj,cts of his gra-
cioo' lpajes.! ~: O. ho"": TO his represen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
EXPORTS.


LIvERPOOL-Berk He.ress-2356 bales cotton
1000 slaves ,,,
PROvIDENECR-Brig Helen Rowley-l2'8 Dds
oil 800 { oilcake . -,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS CreoIe-655 axis corn 10 bbls
whisky and sundries
RUATAN ISLAND-SChoOuer Gertrude hnWes-
"a Oeo feet humber 29ON shingles II bbis flour od'tH
cotton bag coffee bbls pork / tea bacon ana sun
lrIRa
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IMPORTS,

NAvASA-Steamsh Tsppahaunock-28' Ahos
molasses 20 bbls molasses ,,A
HAVANA-Steamship Etavan4-lo3l bxs sugar ~"
kegs olives 20 hhds mOlasses -
RUATAN ISLASI-SchOOner William flsher-ie
piueappes : bbs lines aS0 bunehes bananas S6Vp
cocOGnuts 8lGG plantaius ~
RVATAE ISLiSU--S,hoorIt- 4 3 Seison--ij0M
racoaluts oo0 punches bau>nss 200 pinea.9'ea
bols i'."s .o%S cedar
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and to sra. 9Th ,pstapt ship st Xevin-Brought

and to Sra, 9th ins ant. ship st Xevin-Brousht
up ship Lstona and bark Sirins
Norman lombard from the PaSses-Toved down
and to sea. 26th instant. ships Golden fleece
and Kate Kellock, brig Observation-Disclosures up
schooner David imes
Rochester, German. from the P8sses-IoWeu Gown
and to sea- 70 h instant. bark J 5 Harris al9
brig Pannie-Brought Up ship Stadacona ana
Pr Dita
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE -. THH RKpu BfICAN ,
SatUrds. March /. .873 (

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Steamer Creole Hopkins. for Mobile
Bark Hriress, Ga lk u-. tor Liverpool
Brig Helen 81 HOw wiley, Row ler, f,r Providence
Schooner Gertrude H0wes Sn.Jh for Ruat Il I,Ionf
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Ship La'nns- RiS@eIl. 'ays from Havaua In balls
to DeH olf-Polnt
Ship Nadac'rn g. .-id'. FROM Lord.r..errv I..
remO+r 30 to nast+r-Point
Bark \ RUS KIM Ism, from ha-= o. January "a
70 DreNel, Morgnr Il. I'd ,lt-.ry.
Brig P, pta, Ia g.. 40 i4ys tom R!o !lre,r,, 70
NJ Egan-- Ia; distrlC.
Sch 1oneI Dave An"s. Ame'. l6 isys from E.u
York. TO u Hyuson 6co-!st District
sTRAMBoATs.
Pu'ute City aud b.rgp,. 81, from 81 .1.:s
Continental, McClDy. trnln s. Lois
Bradisii job LsHn. h. n horton. TN Lowe. Coat
loa Forga from New I.er!s
hammock City Boil. from Jefferson
lizzie Hopkins. 4ueoIn. from Dona dsoc : I,
v Pike. Brown from Tunica
4eRs1e TavloF Burton. f-cm wastirr1on
~ Mary, Mi chell, from urard Ecore
" Il beEis, X ldrr from OuaCh rirrP
hatcher. feathers. from Vicilss,irS
hodge. HEM. from tiraud 4eors
fovBoArs.
Caasza. Wright, tssle the Passss-Towes down
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FOE HAVANA .


Touching at Cedar Keys and Aey Vest
Carrying the United states Mail.
A~&A The New OrIsnns, Ft~rssas
SssX aud Havana Steamship Company
NLL~sALN will diApatch fret c:ass fast pss
EBEzEE senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
From tbe foot of Calliope street. First bistrteR
RATES OF PASSAGE:
TO Havana TO Gedaf Key
Cabin. Gas
Steerage. 20 Il
Through bills Of ladiug tseued 20 aH points IL
Florida, including Tampa. and to New York. Chas
Ieetou and Savannah.
None but the company-s blllH of isSIng siRnAd
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger onmodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from tho pt
foe.
For freight or passage apply TO
l. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l26 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Bsna
The steamship HAVANA fellows on reguaS
day de5 ~
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CONNIE RCJAYs

FRIDAY EVENING, February q. ig73.
CoTroS-The sales to-day Exclusively of
any yesterday embraced 1900 bales at
prices showing some irregularIty but requir
ing no change in our figures. We give also
the Exchange figures, which are for average
lists according with its types, while ours
present the proper range OF the market for
average lists, but with the outside figures
tor low mlddling, good ordinary and ordi.
nary given as the outside for strict o9 those
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. Ass1MrEArEp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
TIE CROMWELL RLNR.

For New York Direct.
Tits Line is composed Of the steamships
NEW ORLgANS OORTFS
sRoaGR CROMWELL. aRoRdR wASHIS0ros
s1NA The steonshiP
sILE CORTEs,
KRMBLE. Commander
SATURDAY., March |. 81 8 A. If
VIII leave her wharf. fooE OF TouloL street, "a
above.
Possa2s..
Freight for liverpool Bremen and RsvTe tasss
BY Eh!s line, and through bills Of laHng gwen IA
the sams. FOR freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTOH.
is7 10 ~ Csroude lst strrsf
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COTTON.

Comparative Statement transactions of
the Week-Keceipts, Sales, Exports
and stock on Hand.
IEw YoRK, February 2S.-The following
as The comparative cotton statement:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

TIE store uf M.. WILKINSON. II Trenton.
!.ol!slsna, anc B.: -. ..ai:. warehouse
were totally Destroyed by :.s- last Thurs.
dar night The warehouse Was unoccupied,
In the London Lancet Fe lad the follow.
to- advertiser mt:
Wsuoed.-A respectable ana responsible
j: tla!r attendant for y0uns lady addicted
~ :.:u,s...:c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

Nonetary--Commerelai.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
oFTICR OF THB DAILY REPuBLICAS.}
PgIpAY EVENING. February %, 1873.
The money market continues quiet, the
demand for discounts at the banks mode
rate, and the offerings on the street night.
The reported transactions to day were at the
subi0ined rates We continue to quote first
class paper, with or without collaterals, at 10
y cent = annum, AL without col
laterals at T. i, second class at l8, first
class mortgage paper at 10. and second
class do at II,
uuu npTRANc CLEARING UOrSR,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

TIC TIL; sAsT".......Ta THE EASE
VIA G";os7aAs sad Ohio and hIiseisssrs
hallway.
ne oo:ii 9'-on o: The Louisville Division Of ths
Iosd. az Ii: 5Fiend4d equipment for "a ,esnrnP
S-syel. uisPf -. n The "
"ks1H' aeUTE TO C1NCINSiRsv
ak FoLsIs EAsT AND EcS"EsA:%
Ti' ase ThRHu.s:s T.,s:.s; DAlLTs
u e'f7c' CONNECTION 1.n-:: -, s.'Il e: Szg
.E.'..'
Ti"Rour CE:sl. q: c.RS
:, 81 Srfe and s.k f5e ;...3 =. 'o,fsvai- .p8fI
- anc n-ssss'L.i tl,-. .. .ae - 81 -
- ,1fz'' >te.a N S1s s.'.. e.at IS Il; 'iEv- ..
= "a s'e'ss' % ~ 'c'a.', %CuJSR
al. Ts' sTceete also st 0&Ii EslGs 30 3 soasvVtIlg
80 anc " '@Td Eote.s
,. Ut. xote % Ci&sinasti ~,i oo!uts sAsf. sic
Us IL 80 god or nsti l,ng ste.Iaers SfiS
.Ihs t.lEetas Ans good Oh. at.is :pad
CE.H!SS 4 eOLLEFe
sSIsts. S~sssDzey aua Gi"Ses 4"a1t "a .drIa
u.iS g0&D
0osSIpi u.-ey7nteude Mt, g. ScVi8
SHGHAS HORwM,
~ - G:.sss.4 .sosshe- agent, Glsv1ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
CHEAP Transportation.

The New York World thinks the meeting Of
merchants at the Cooper Institute, in that city,
contributed next to nothing towards solving the
great question of the day All the modes proposed
for cheapsning transportation require heavy out
lays Of capital and the meeting neither offered to
furnish capital nor pointed ont any new wAys OF
procuring it Besidsp, all the suggested improve
ments require time for their completion even if
the needed capital were forthcoming, whereas the
people demand some prompt measures of relief
A double track freight railroad connecting New
York with Chicago would, no doubt, be splen-
did addition to the present facilities for transpOr-
tAtiOn; but the men are yet TO be found who are
willing TO embark the necessary money in a COM
petition with the present roads.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
Important pocument MI,lnld

BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-The annual report OF
the Grand Sire OF the Grand Lodge, /. o. O, F.,
which should be submitted to that body ut its an.
nual communication in this city on Monday next,
has been lost or miscarriOd. On the Esd Of July
last O. A. Logan, present Grand Sire OF the Order
aAd United States Minister to Chill, handed lie
report to the agent Of the National Pacific Compa.
ny, In the city Of Valparaiso, to be forWsrdOd 70
Panama in the steamer which sailed on that daV.
and delivered 10 the agent Of the Wells-FarRo Rx-
pres Company at Panama. to be fOrWardsd by
him 70 James =. Ridgely, Esq- Grand Correspond
ing ana Recording Secretary OF the Order In this
city.
Private letters By the nns steamer iron VAL
pAFatsO and other documents addressed 10 Mr.
RidgeIoy, some coming through the maila and 9th.
eEs through the State Department at WaahinRton
have reached him, but the report Of the Grand
Sire is missing, and the agents Of WelIS-FarRo ak
New York can give no information with regard
70 the document Secretary Rideoley requests
that it hes bssn handed 70 private partoO or &C.
cidentaly falIsA into other hands It be forwarded
70 him in this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

"Farm to rent for less than the taxes," IL the
startling caption Of and advertisement in the New
Orleans Republican, the official journal Of the
StAtS Of LOuisian1. The Memphis RegiSteT de-
clares this circumstance "proves the lAmentable
fact that the rule Of RadlcAlism in Louisiana has
one Of the most AOurishing and prosperous cities
in the South" ThS rule Of RadicaliAm Injuries
real estate in all locations by Auguenting expen-
SeS and increasing taxation. The people Of Phil
adOphia ere suffering from this rule at the present
time, and will continue to suffer undl they dnve
from power the Leeds, BunnS, Hills and other
men who lead the " Ring in this locality. They
can reach their wishes bs voting the Democratic
ticket this iall.-Aoe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
natter -RsQaieasas In Pacl

Ben. Butler bal been Wrapped up for Ahe es-
ent In his political shrOud nAo bottled. The nd
minlstEation Of Glen. GEnnt has su6eredA ed IRE
blow-the severeBt party eastlgatlon yet tnnieted
by those who are naturally his political friends-
Butler has run down, we fear, beyond all winding
mp, and certainly he must abandon his pEetOnsioGS
to the Presidency, as he will have 70 assume .
more modest denleanor ID the cpmlhg ce1grsSS.
At his time Of life ana with hlS military and pOs
htical record, he pan hardly agplEB 90 uuy -lOay
Osition in the gIh Of caucuses, eonyentl0Ds, leg
iSlatures, Executive ppolhtmonoS0rpopu pular Sove-
Teignty. His baclt-pay exploit was, gub9unteriAl.
ly, big spike In hls codln, and now ~ 6eh6l Ai1
treading his way lrom the High Court Of his party
condemned at leabt 70 temporary OblOquy. Now,
We Believe that Gen. Grant would do peuder oct
II he were 10 appoint Butler TO come post obroaa
for Benjamin will be very wrOthy during the
coming session, and no one knoWs how mach iu-
jury be may inhlct on his party By his political
vagnTies. We would therefore suggest that
special mission bt erected to che Shah Of Persia,
feeling confident that the EsssI statesman could
reflect with cool philosophy In she distant capital
of Teheran on th0 ingratirude Of Massachushtts'
soma. Whatever may become Of thiS lrrepressi-
ble we zee no reason to lament the action Of the
Worcester Convsltian. IN. !. HaralGa ,'ua
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

The Philadelphia North american Is predicting
the commercial deeadenee Of New York Its
trade is to be divided between Pittsburg, Buffalo
Cleveland Cincinnati, Louisville, St Louis, Chi.
cago. and other Western cities, while Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Portland, Boston, Norfolk, Rich.
mond, Savannah, and other seaboard cities are to
resume the commerce that properly belongs 10
them. All this because these cities are beginning
to import their own goods direct from Europe,
and 70 buy their supplies Immediately from East.
ern manufacturers. The New York World reply
ing for that city refuses to be scared at the pros
pect quite yet 1t denies that New York import
ing trade shows any decrease, and alleges that
Its commission on Eastern goods proves that II Is
still the great entrepot to which merchants must
come.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

COUNTRY HOUSES VAcANT.-We are told there
are more tenement houses in this section of the
country vacant than was ever known before
The Colored population who inhabited many
small houses having moved to the cities, where
daily wages were high, has LEFT many houses ten
antless. In one or two instances we have heard
of farms being lsft without cultivation, for the
want Of tenants, even at very low rent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

Professor Wise, who wAS TO have gone up in the
Graphic balloon, was in Philadelphia yesterday
Re says there was mismanAgement in the whole
enterprise, and that there is apparently no posi-
bllity Of the Graphic Company ever attempting to
send the balloon OF. There Is a rumor that the
balloon is to make the transatlantic voyage, but,
even if it does go. Pro-. Wise will not 90 in it,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
PsnnsyIvan'; IssHS Rs,Ircad Bonds 4"

About ten million dollars Of the bonds Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company havO been Of
fsred in London. The bonds are issued in suna
Of R2OO each, and were brought out BY the Lon
don, ASiaEc and American Company, at 90 per
cent, or ESQ per bond, equivalent at the present
rate ofe1change to 95 per cent. currency here
Owing to the demand for the bonds, they will
probably at once command premium Of from one
and half to two per cent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
Tho CITY Finances to be Looked into

At the meeting Of the City Council last even
ing, Mr. John h. Adams, of the 9TH ward, offered
a resolution, requiring the appointment OF an
expert accountant to examine the City Treasur-
cr's Books for the past thirteen years, and make
clear statement Of the city debt and the condi-
ion of its financial affairs. The resolution was
passed unanimously.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
RomarkabIo Rain-faII.

Rev. J. Avery shsphsrd, in charge Of the
Observatory at EllicoI city, Nd, writes 70 the
Smithsonian Institution lkat on the 13th Of
August last there fell in that vicinity III inches
Of rain in twenty hours, or 1900 barrels Of wa
ter 70 the acre. This Il one Of the most remark.
able Ealn-fGlls On rsoord.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

At a nesting Of the mill owners of Charleston,
s. c.. yesterday 1t was resolved to keep the mills
closed until tide colored Ioborsrs, now on Q strike
shall return to work at the usual wages.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

SEcuRE YOUR LIcENsK-ThOse who have not
secured their licences should do 90 without delay,
otherwise they may be subjected to hnss and
CoJts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

|REVM0LUS 4 cen
CAS- Market street. WLIaaInEtoA.
cOKvEYANcERs. RIAL RsTATE BROKERS.
eGsr lAS t,llowinS Vory dS'irAbI" DrORprti'S foe
Nsa.ra bail. nss sss.s: 9 rosn., g, ,.l bath.
:oa '.sS.;S; S;1St Win GS 81 SSiSS - TSiS:.
- Ne. 3
HOass on SDFuSs street nSsE Elshth. iyGs AaiSh:
% rooma and out- -kitehsn; Vsry AAee WILDE soAd
ShGAO and On sasy terms.
H.ua.sn. a.u .us.d.isa 5S1 issn. Aou.. ullA s...
s:s 1 % ss. Es '';t h't 4! a.
vantage Of city cars.
S.: ::i .:s E' u sIG &. % % 6 .S6 & Z: +:
5000 ISw than vAiuS.
A choice MAzkot StfsSt TesldsAes; Wutor. eas.
bHtA, 0haae. g.: really delightful homo, and Of
TFod T@y lev saa On SO Sse@%
uAsA "a a'iE:eg s g.IIs1' ,tS as%s &
asteF0 FOom. A milliaSEy hes been. SuepSsBfally
ether Out-buildingG. Inquire Of J. n. Ray. New
ARK or a. eng Snss: No . lgig ,Hra Il
splsndid bgildlRg lOI. 1S9lzI IT, - EithtesntA
street, near Weshlngton. Ihit VII - tIrOAtable
lot % bay. e Tie building Of WaShiagtan street
ehEidgS over he braAdyNina ~iA GrOasiy advance
ne price Of lets. ~.
wa.Ains.ea s.rs.t lot Is Goiiss. vest side. b.t-s.a
ESAtA and Aiaih; vuE S4,SSiss. -. /.
s5 HSres q y: g. Greek bottom lAads. .onS mils
from Newark. Osl . StIas hSSuse aNa bHFA.
2lots oe DssgsEo SVOnUO. nsss SOIdior't NOnu-
AsRt. each &IsSti'SH q. "a
: le:s On Ds!agarO aVORuOrRsar City B. j. depot;
each S'-SsHass p, y.
A HsaSr ls4sfoe 50 6SIsS capacity. on tAs asv-
e. ISiliRS Nkita Oiay CrSSk, e T6en1ou1's Ste.
ton On tie Rban1SlVaniA and Del. Rlilrpad, 70
yaE41 hsAd tass 50 gards tall FAes @i On the Rail-
read aalAg. ~ haaliag Or he9dline Of Utqok, bat
ea sEss. ssSas aS q; @ sSs T hf !! ':a. s..
= -, MS.IS. .slf !. q.
=. A heef Gtaaa % the Ma qa1 Del. RalltOaa, e
Aarf4db CaFolsA0 Oonnt9, Nd. baegO noV h0abo
POTt1Hi0 . aGks iSSass! Ge isSSf ODtlof GsFS.
AZ s1eslIsn, sri.I "a ~ . ssx MIN in Ps.eaasr
! taNndEsd. p9 the CAfigtlaaA Hvsrs ~ feat hOed
nd s. 1SSIFSaa. IRE SSrsSS nile 70 a. r.
and u. RailrOaA, 19f mfl@ to Newark. a very de-
.lraslo property anA nov doing profitable busi-
!, ~ IAS NU~Azt iron Rounary. 4 SOOd huSlnsss
I.iIust Nah. lt
. Farms In PennsylVaAia. Delaware, NaTylhnA anA
gIEGniA AlsO. mllls, gl0rea. b1sinsas staIde and
WPMlnG. 1he public are leStts9 70 call ind az
.1SilS the hst. COFFSsDOPe eSRss RF9nDtlyI 4 IeRSWOF-
SlS Marks. street Nil@kaGtOn. Del..
AeSt e9tase brokerh oonVaSaoeeEss GuTyeypeg an4
lall0ptinH agents. - llL.l..l iy2o-dom.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

The BurOpOqn steamers Tnnst be oSinlae
money from the return tide Of AmOrlcan traVaE
lerS. Every berth 10 occupied, uad At Liverpool,
at last dates, engatomentS for pasVags had bean
made for weeks ahead. 'i .v ,'."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

Subject to delays incident to freight business.
1nA Hatn Wlu stop 70 take aH Das1ongon onlY At
stations named. but will leave Passengers at aaH
8 OPPinG place. except HaEe's cornsF. htutO Red.
hodn0y, ArmstFonR ID and Dupont
This train will be NithdFaWn Whenever tha il
tereIts Of the Company rOdniFos IL
The passenger Caf heretofore akfRahod IN VA
Retnrning Train leaving MaFFfnRfon ~ 3 "a u ri d
will be discontinued On th0 aboVo 6af@ = -
The Freight Train WITH PS6s snRSP 81 aftudid
leaving HhFFinR1on dc $40 p ~ wiII makS NJ
regular stops for pasleneOrs.
sePS.ls7S. HF. KKNNRY. subr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
IlnIEar,i ,FTnn9 T.Iniln.on

N~F--R s<N-~S@t -
ANo9 - - aFs pRADtloal kkaasaos ulth horn,a.
2 stagt as tnAmlng, A. heFo leagaoa ehSk narS
eorssS hayH Assa ef1bpled ~ tsafIQa tS tke
toot than I'll QeAaf Skiola0i 60 lfnF aSs
eXDOfiBsRb ! AaSa found ihs kraa FamOdy q -
XNE the dlaeals of the EoFFastoFO q AFTER na9-
llRenca. 70 whsk hatufe tht6hdea u shOuld be-iks
gregf ~ tbe noble ahfAaks the hO0fis &.
uAmed n14 qPeaaa4s TIE anima n 00mpaFakiTeSs
HoFtnlerl. 4hAe = niHeAt Will anralV DTsOsaf M
HoF1t Sau qlseasel, lg0ntIaetlon, Cof1S. 0naFtSf
Craof1, CoatEAgtton Of ehe Baak Hlno0! eRaiIt
eAlloa knoo7bOIuRg. &e.J ed PassOEO thOS0 tkaf
have kooa crippled by the Wans o. sneh q FomS1y
III IT, end Il VIII neVnR Ail IL proDSgly rap-
SSsko t6S NorsSs bot OnsS vssl. or yf..a.t II
1eeaalH. q sheheel and tFo6. .ea4 gEeaha thq hoof
eleeS ethp hpA3.u T. .ia9i.iasA, Q. R0YRRa Z
Ms n. G BoYEn-lDSay Ssgy 5kls n "a sirsSfs
lha1 hoSs ussa 1oas kiRinea8 y ~ S1lbls ~
-. cd 1RA g tke kos .DFspa parssion / have svsr
aooa - hofsos, 1e D Tar better Ehan yon fssoHl@
Es39tt. bsA4 ne aSO go a go. n eEpFess.
! aEAaa. sit aill -. 8 81 iSfSf tlis. =
~ RRtN 4 q 90. -, sSrnSsI; ! |.
P9lllsS q - g is . q s q = rs ~ ~
Ll4tAQlt' 'al4f Dn1pA914o . E15pa5 i GkaisSsis
aAd 500 g "a 9apatl tlptnEaFs REIssSl E0c - Il
:. S.ss@4 80 q. .,ll.,l. .I
r AND2EInS . asw geD TuEnip saa Rata basnIl
sAr W.. e,AeQLE11.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
Tar pAnY aAEI4EI b Pahlish0a 0voEy aG0Eaeon,

WILMINGTON, DeI., sept, n, 1Szs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
Philadelphla, Wilmington and RaI.
G1motO Railroad. ---.a-f--.

DELAWARE DIVISION,
IMPORTANT N0ITCE-In Aaaltl6a 70 ths rOta-
Il lar Market Trains nov rRnninR An RYTk1
FREIGHT 1RAIN, SUNDAYS 0xceptai n Ii1h -.
Songer Car attached. will nm haf0Onui EfSmiS@.
ton and HaFrimgtOn bn and Rit6f Mdnd ~ 6SS3Srs.
Der 9Th, 1873 as follOWS:
Leaving WlminStpa at go A. M-And StopDlas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-24
RADICAL RULE.
eputation,

The most confirmed fanatic OF what
ever creed or caste, must be convinced
that the end Of constitutional liberty, was
the beginning of the most gigantiu mis-
rule, that has ever cursed 8 hapless peo-
pie: From the hour that the present
government, Federal and State, assumed
the control of the peoples affairs. to the
present, there has been but one succession
of bold viilainies, each gaining hidcous-
ness from its antecedent. and shameless.
ness from being unchecked by its legiti
mate head. The record is wholly, pecu-
liarly and quite consistant with the spir-
it, and aim of those, who could descend
to the level of inferioritv, merely for
selfish ends, and improving the accident
ofrarty power, hels. forth to the ignorant
dupes dreams, which must be short and
transitory, while their deceivers gorge
themselves with public plumber. The
charges Of corruption, and bascness, are
freely published by their own party, who
chance to be defeated. The promises of
reform are all unfulfilled and false. And
p~blic opinion is set at defance, as deeds
are enacted, which render the powers
that be, a stencil to the nostrils of the
world. The temperate tone of caaser-
vativc press, has hcen construed by some,
to an acquiesencc with the rule that is.
But we here plainly affirm, that the his
tory Of our rulers, and the venal offences
of their coadjutors, has created gulf of
separation SO d. ep and wide, that affinity
and sympathy with them is purely a
matter of impnssibiity. One scene of
turmoil, and suspicion, of plumber and
disgrace, has gone on unchecked, until
the future is hopeless of reform. Every
exchange is loaded with new exposures
A treasurer Of Greenville is arrested as
defaulter for $4,000. Another of
Edgefcld for $1,000. A bloody fight
costing'the lives of sixty or more negroes
i" Louisiana, is the fruit of this rule,
and yet it is an old story. 1t is folly to
charge the blame except to radical.m.
Radicalism rules, radicalism holds the
machinery of State, and every error and
crime is its own, and We stand aghast at
the mountain of shame, which its friends
call progressive liberty"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-24
GALA WEEK.

The Schutzenfest will attract large
thropg to its spacious grounds, to enjoy
the festival beginning April 2lst, and
ending on the 26th. No people enjoy
life to q fuller SCI pc and yet SO harmless
lyooand peacefully rs do the Germans.
The manly sports of gunnery and fcats
of strength, are seen bes ide the side
splitting mcrriment Of creased pole
climbing, and molass-s dipping. The
day is spent in ceascless round of pleas
ure, and night closes upon happy
scene.
The "Floral Exhibition" under the
experienced direction Of artistic judges
will afford a,reward to all who may visit
the Campus Of the Charleston College" ("
This display will begin April Goth and
end May 1st. The ""iAAccademy Of Music"
is soccupied nightly with. attractive amuse-
monts. And the excursions TO points, OF
interest around the cid Queen City"
will repay visit there.
The placid watilS5s her noble bay,
the hospitality og4'BsF Citizens, and the
interest that charleston must ever COM
lnand as soaassctropolis. will carry many
to Share her "Gala Week" Remember
thcs. G. r. r. charges but one fare for
the trip.