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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12
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VI hRril, B NOS. -, MARRlE5a - IN.
h ISs,phlv last iih tlelerlek Town, BY
the, Rcx. Nr, Rgapkle,, MIR. hAfoB
. EtAkMkN to- NiiTA MANGA ltliF
!. ZltlAL.IbR,, both Of tAiN town.
MARCH -, 7.44A- i on S''ndAv
MsrHNAnl WILLIAM 'I t; l.jt I;'' H.;
i &'1eA nom hsssburs vinsiu4. to Igk,
PeDnWlyAnits..
n April 10. l79A. -. THE, Eas MIR.
&,plsIA, Of the, GasaniAn Retorusl
Church i'm this town. will pre;seh at
!. .AMphA church pear, GE,,ceh.hA OIL
Ss'slsatA day, the 2lth INST. '''
/ ~, EfelsEiels- TOWN, tsn. ILL.,, l19t-.
There IL a natjiHe Dignity Observable
lin aul the adlressah of tho President
lot the Omitted Sststas, which fall to- the
/ lot OF few Men TO- be- able to- commit
hlN5Ate': but u A one rleec;antlN made, to-
Congress- il the AosA digsAitiaa be, ever,
made. 1the period ia big with great
eNeHtA, And the lg1lsper, i'm which
the situtAtipn ofoun co,bntrx is dexel-.
ePe'R, aFA the measures proposed to,
Msllpltalh it's pstioaal character, must
excite the HAost R]eaassaspalhte SENSATIONS,
In tAe breast Of every American
| MWH1sn@ Chronicle.
ss4st &h, ANb-TtA elRetips for Delc..
g.aas W THE Cat,teGa.h Assembly oitbisa State,
yer Hhh county, with Continuance at the
Sf0tde HoHsa in EFtd elipk 1fo;wih on Mon.
Gay, THE ztk Of October next.
H2h SAhEs-fwo hAslue,a acres of
"A EtANls lE,stg On the F0hA R,ltlkahg. from
aae.aaifek Town, Through cHeageqS fowp,
Y R)hshltsntp 4 and ib Within mine lHlps Of
z Hlle q Town The 4jhAAtpJh in yery
qesslthS ana convenient for any kind Of
RsHSlG btf'ites and elbatA eNsshistatipJa the,
soA wfll De EJttaA TO he HeiN g.soA The
improvements consists off a hHge dwelling
Aestsa, q gsts@ Kitchen bahiA and stables
\, WOE 9 g9tgA we'll in the yaFd, uaswardk Of
ellHSe lNihtletA Y fifty baisHiHg apple tlieas,
. taaA aets'iA Ten 'tseHes of tilahaly YaaAapw,
sfG meme. may be made. FWr terms aIs,ly
20 qlse stsesss'aseg living Oh the hliph. -
WILLIAM b. HEAD.
T4S "dt1h 8NtffEE;
4eatshahh', ReS. IL, 400.
~ Yesterday, q pauaw Of Gt.eaaso,stal
st'ttlRHA commanded bE GAb, Pws,ns ca
'0E,@a % Ee> 4R}h Prisoners 81 ditfkueist ooh
efs 70 ahis Town fifeN W4tQ brought to-
esa|austhsae, Ae,aA ST kHNs IL the Sl,ip,
slasaeeeaisaha and handled there last Satarr.
Aay Sept III, 1850. ''''' ''''eF'
oct 2 1Nb-piNA on Tueahav last. Oct,
!, TYP Alrs G:AftlARENE MA GtER,
SO g Ss Xeats wife Of Mn. Niehoms Maaer,
\ MeaaeaiRke 'feMA @''''''S' 'f4''''St'A
~ ~M = &s Trio aeraa If trouble Jara Aesr
NOTICE,
Gimme to the sHlhsesibess f.sr,a s,a,s,, A;,,,,
JUNE last. fffREM &thEBR laasuke,f
.aoh crop oil the night ear and O BIT ont
the under side Of tie sa,tae can. N T Ma
Ntaa ~ requested TO come &rxasd Rsoye
sQi9eaty, pay change and take them away.
3aasas t&, tsta. Near nnasissSasp.
$50 REWARD.
PRANA@AY feelm TIE stbseribar ity>
y slhN I'M Gsashiash,ars an alnlsse,stise M ts,
le teaettirg @tRiMes&, nalsseG ,GAMES
10 years OF AGE, stemt ns}tee,
srx lhale, rAstht B teet 8 on, no isehea hsslh'
s@seSef ta&ss up said apprentice and &C.
Yves MUM % te Shaft receive the aN,Ma
sr ras - .a.o J0aS MARRlrT
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nE A terrible fSra oc,,,nr,.,,

lie "A uRFrrlbIe fhre occurred ln
Froathturg, Allsgasany C@anty. o.n Sat,
urcfav last. which lis said too have do.
shrugged about sSl4@s 600 worth off prou.
erty. about two thir,as of which was
inaurea- Some twenty bualasnpx wers
@etsssHroysd or damaged, i,ncl~dinS Tine
hnglusla Lutheran Church and Par
scna3e.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

EprroRr CHANCE I'm the last
issue of tine Hagerstown Ffsr fTsss
the announcement Is mAde ct tine
withdrawal of Mir. n G. Boyd sem
Tor editor and proprietor OF THAT paper,
Mr.. NJ w. Boyd talking soIa control
and continuing tine business at the
ola vt3mrf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12
r,. 1r.ruon,o,,s Democracy

The Harmonious DeEhSc~S
Two Democratic State Conventions
were held last week, and we believe
on the same day. in two Of the lead d,
inc States of the Union. Ohio and H.
1,no;s. Each of these Conventions put
ont a platform. In the one emana.-
ing from Ohio. the Democracy ara IN
favor of paying the national debt :, IN
ereen-b.cks. and in the other '0sH
ara in favor Of paying it in mon,
~ Of the civilized world. We put
tbeir resolutions i'm jsSta>pes't'sa', se
tb,t o,,r readers know how nicely
brethren Of the same sspaAEE agree
With each other -
Ohio Resolutions,
THAT the Democracy Of Ohio 1e's,
osats, THEN ,tebhH%tedlo,h THAT tlA ASe !t
ItwehtN bends, by the letter anu stt'llas
| of tbs; bsw, and the general HaaeF'
standing Of the community, were 70 ss >,
liable iah fRgAlt lender NOTES., amy ~he 40
|Ioit March, 1860, which, pledged eat
|1faith Of the nation to- tAaA Faylf1e'h
1i,b COIN was trfeoasaalty, a1f4 q ~Rsfte
saagitipe, off the iNhtaneates Of the ssS
paying Nel,orega for the heaelh Qf IN
non tssxpoyiag hndAo'atrH'.
4 Eliaois Restitution.
The res.,,al9tise of gold and s'lNe
as the, basis Of: the ouHrenpN;, THE re
!4a,Hption Of: specie g@ay4fsnt& as sop
,',s POSSIBLE without disaster, Il" tn
sjIbusiih.aas interests of the qo''NtMY, D
1IstealjlN Imposing, inhltlo,h, ana D.
\ psy4neiit Of, The nationaA latkNtednes
i; H. ite,aeN. Of The civilized world
The younger State d: ll1lno'a put
I tha elder, State Of. Chip to the blush Q
!, bAh question of'Apnasty,, foH- the lhttef
! RESOLUTION falling to tell lis how til
!, Igeee,tbae!is aye to be, Paid, slpal7'
: raeana one of two things, 4fR'sd1eAR
on, nopsense,-BuA it shows so Wide
+ difference Of QejnipA upon a VIII
, Question, beAwee'h members of ~
: same p,utv, that vie hardly, think tal
l. pea,lp will ovo, tNuttt that RaltN WI
n d setplenteat oil the Question:
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r~M,rr.,~~TDE~4

! SUNDAY SMr,ob CELEBRATIONS
the. u. Is. $ SvhppII OF, SAbillawille
hsl,i, thsir 4Gelsl,rat,pn, in the woods
4bp,,t o. htslf' mile, north of. ii 10, town,
n n the, W. NJ. H., Roah on Erii
day Soft,,4;; n
l'hn stand W"* 9'tsS'eA'.a:e'INn s'le'''t''
md 1ecora'edi *'1tih t''4utlls'il MOWERS ;
.2ta. Seats, had been aNF'bfgeh u,
ftoHt to, accommodate, the. HnoR'e' ah0
qNeGNthiAg waa in or"aH'. E~@%lstl'r
Iuers'' ksHt'kepfelN tHi''tnadl ana 'eg ~,
'ed., ssaoe'l 'hAftont O: the stand =, l .,n
EIShool took it's position IN front oil ellt
I', o';s r'i r., 'sf,'s 1'fss ,evsnsSst'
' lpe's'a' 'f u On h'ith 'slt-lnlF'p8 tbs
IIsAX NaiFea s were ,lisspve'ss,i by. Reya'
/ 'I m v'*He'I', In'slh, MAEtlh Ht
t't.E VHe's = u @fA H. Ae'APh tle, ql'
Eas ns,l Of e',e cross,
h4hiif'He' ppil VOCAL and l9StfNnte'i-
ea!, *sssle8sh1 The lpHrttte|eHaoilir
GaGh FSoiMs HIHa F1s'sFN 20 eAt and
,tN'ii'k ON ths gHouAA, which was high-
" e'NNsSSeA l'h ehe' FlamAN Nome of the
winged chpEihaeHA, There Was q ftr
tuRfh ONT notwithstanding, the thraato,-
ling, weather. arh atl ,,<,,sol o t1,,eh
ant1v 'f'''' ''f'e' 's'- l'ss''s'sR VIZ ft'esss7-
isH4BRyfs,ns OF, F,tEurn,v.-Fr q
2efase, hgGt lash Week made the fol-
lowing aNaAaIoaseI appointments QfSAr-
EefS1aefs OF Naotltsp& hhAevs-
9 % h:s j.. le',h Thomas 1hundla
EFe,aeeie} Lewis b. Pilh, Joseph j..
E !, V:Feaaa.FAeaAa& A. Smith,
\ hheNl I1iee'; tlesrty-+JosAaa AL
gsVesh' %9lAh *. Mllls New Market
lhe'aaS ". Lease, joel Halh; Peters
n Rsey bly,. b. Schroeder,
"A helSaFs y and q Democrat ale ap>
Fss'hte'A fpl' each &aAqlet These SD
are authorized by q haw of1
epiasfess' and are to attend at Gpnr
sfe ' eleeA,oaa and at the regis |
9eaNe'Es preceding, and see THAT ,f,as, |
1iee IS a2f@ To aA PARTIES ellaAlaipg the.
fHaee'hlre,
m, e o. Britt efAlewa1allaia, vtnsit,.
a, q 0 Sa S 2, ~ sS slS Ras,ARh ie'RgaR
tIs S,up,sa,, b. has eN sase,ss,s SGas during
ion at Deer Fork, Aitess,nsv G1's.iN s y
y. .,l : S ;s Mr psiit is a vety earys,s
s'a1 e'aFe's''e operation.
w., s% SsSs's a sfRsS 81 or NlaMFEtsss!
we w . ~ nS ssa n aSeaa tAh. fstsE &esaee,
S,w = sa laaa1s1ass sftAe MayAes
' sssS s ssa1aa TfSaeeas on the West
s'x, sssi,sa' a.s aalreaa THAT on Tues
Fey eRehs ss gun tpsttaat, aheat 8 O.. K
IS esm ~ s .Me' r ~ snas1a was ssteAAagf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

~ Mr.. Jones of Iowa wants to
so to Congress. The Jones family LIS
already we'll represented there Tine
Quarterly income Of Senator Jones OF
Nevada, lis computed at $500, 600
i'm silver bricks
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

RAsat HARRISON, a native of Mary
Land and a COUSIN of President Rar>
rason. died Inn Michigan a few aays
ago. aged 1@ years. He was Tine S%Bee
Hnntse" described by tho nerslsnse
Cooper.
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t#N8
NHaJB G8S&
g% Mailrifty for Ll1wrnNes hxf8.

gay Mabnrify tor Lowuaes t4lS.
formation ~ '0>-'''@ ~
~ Sdea last Congressional elaeti,ssn
Alllas'alY e!1,iunay hfs been dawiiaedl-
h'si year" lsa,S Wo@8aral, Dem. for Comp
u arollhr, had about t@ naaferisy ion the Dis,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

ma. Mgm. Miurti1n L.. Mag,1rnis'
Dem y bus baan rf~alscte,ta lNnag'ut'si
to Ghpgnuss from the Isrr'roiy OF
Montana bw nb,mt l,Q(Ny nEalpr'tsys
over Mgn.. Cbrnsli1,H f;sdses, (B.spN,
like TOWN. or city of Elelmna bus beer,
sclesHea as the Tarrit,oriiul c,alyitiiI by
a dslsct VOTE oil, the people Montana
is rYyia1w gruwi,rg i'll annttu''i'i. wau.tlh
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

/ We do not Know Rrecisels the number
OF eolale1 voters in this Congressional
pisiuictt, butt VIC think they, rs1y be summed
uJb a. fblipMS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

GT Tho Struggle now is, batwaasn the
Republican Purity aud the Opposition far a
'"iss-iasD In. siasn, ,,n..t Motrsa &c Rs.neasn
taairseB
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

Own, CpM.ING N.tlR,-2Ile pHalimlr
nasly arrangements for holding; oa,1
| Agrieulhyhnal. fair, we upderalHnhS
haze been. perfected, ard p'"'n'''es,; J., to
exqsl aaX Of its predaaessors Tlh'
is,thpatipas are that the attsntl;lneo
from abpeaeA will be- lapgtlN lin eNeets
of hast ye,a,b, particularly fro'a, Fe'h1r
sylvayGie, who will ayail OF the llqd;
axihpnpAA" H ME 'mtsSji,aRep9,h fr5 aljF922hf
aent will asasaa.a new tesatlges 81 att-
Traction, as the ladies throughout tbs
eoltaty,, We are gAId to he;tr, ilttsad
taking aa active part i'm the exhibition
fMs4gYtrh Esa,n1,,c,.
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rhc Conversational Campaign
Sixth DISTRICT.


the old Frederick and Allegany DIS
trict-from the mountain to the val
ley of the Monocaey and Rock CREEK
is beginning to wax warm and inter
estiug. The Democrats met IN ION,
vention at Hagerstown, on the "a
instant, and put in nomination WILL
LIAM WALSH. Of Allegany county, as
their standard bearer The nomlna-
ton was made unanimous. and the
party generally will give the nominee
their warm and enthusiastic support.
The Republicans met at the same
place, on the 10th instant, and with
great unanimity selected as their can
didate, the present Representative,
LLOYD LowNDEs, Jr.
Each party have put forth a plat
form of principles The issue LIS NOW
fairly Joined and the n.tter Will ~ be
decided early i'm November This Dis
srict has traditional AMID a HISTORICAL
record full high advanced to maintain
MIN. I.oxneles if he has mot established
& high repatriation as great speaker
and orator, like Alexander c. Hanson,
JOHN Nelson, Francis Thomas OF Wm
Cost johnson, has dome nothing par
Lt1cul4rIv of which he neel be ashamed
THE election Will turn upan purely
National is.,res. Tine Republican psrty
has been nm power in tine Councils OF
the nation sIuce the 4th of Mnrc}h
1861 a period of over thjrtaen Years
During THAT time. We have haI q gcea
Civil WAL, 10 Ea]5alDplr,, ant nternec'nt
strife, OH whptaNeralko yoth may csiooEs
to- c;pIl it,. 1T shook this Bepnb'le. tt
the cnntre.. Tlia South o. Southern
.Cnnfa. ruc,,ypp--tia "SSaeeIeI >'atea.
:. were comrnrel and comre'1@t b.
lI"coerciptn' alrf force Of ar1ne', to- com
=, bm.ls and tskt THAN place among tll
old Galaxy Of stsws with tile Amer'
Flag wavi1,s over all.. They bax
T. bsen 'raco1,str,rtsE a)rl arc i'm TIL
e Union agpjn, not pracin,s}y as THE:
i, stood ,eG,ra i'm THAR domestic relAt]on
= b,,t with sy;sxerv abolishs'G ipn ALL tA
~ ESs1,.tas aarG tlrh Negro, R.n:e entiia'
cl,isa,lH, mrf uHule "laant anil parcel
- Of the voting population OF. the Unite
Stutas There arr no Dieres'uveh no
h --ialll are .NDlarican Esreeeen,
II Tho gre4t 4'ess;ions bonn before I'd
- wna,h n,ss ! a. ...1ish. Mlll- oQns belo'
Il upon to act, A)e--~
aH THIS Civil Rights bill;
m, The SALARY Crr;pb,,'" the extra. pm
III to Congressman and double pa
a to- the President
) The Monatar.v' question Of the n
: Speeir. f,sv1aeatS,
) A c'argeon% eln:pl TO gollc and siNva
at ALL poipts' Of til. compass
The control Of Railroal Corpora
tlonS
No more Subsidies or Lanlt Grant
to Mcnopolists
The Tariit;;,,
l Ra1uetlon Of THE TNablic Debt;
II Economy in the public Expense.
4 Taxation and relief Of the peopN,
from the imposition Of eaor1isou,
/ blardens..
| Those are questions which wilt tax
/ the scratching scrutiny Of the greatest
dslrberatlve body lin the worAl. Mem,
bans representing diverse interests
soil and elllmata, strctphIns from the
artns to- tina tarri1 ZONE, am Immense
domain afclvnllnatinn, to- be- controlled
by tine sumo laws nrnle for ami ap>
plinalble to all, Will filnf hsre a field
for the display of flrpnsin ability, orths
I'm s,;tigBtiIur of rrolnti;cpn s,,;;a roo ar.t
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Marriage Of General Sherman's
Daughter at st. AloysiuS Church,
Washington Sixteen hunired ID
VitatiOaS Issued.

From tine Washington Chropicse
Miss Minnie Sherman and Mr. Fitch |
WILL be married at st. sAloyslus
Church ON tine LIST of nctstr. The
following liz copy Of tine Invitation
sna cards, whIch we have been so toy
tunate MS to- see- W.
1.-THE General of tine ARMY and Mrs,
Sherman invite you to be prssapt at
the nuptlaI nnass snd marriage, Of aie'l
daughter, Marr;n EWING Shernalh, and
Thos. WiIIlaur Fitch, Ehginael Chrra
United States Navy, which will besolF-
ernnizlsf by his Ga,aee, j., ID: RaAcesl.
Most Rev. Anchejhlae Of C>nh'naatus,
i'm St. Apysit,s' Church., Mi'a'll'tgs9'n'
d.. c., On Thursday, Mbo'sor l., lo7A,
ut III O'Clock"
lao]psall is. a. large square, eeAds, on
which is, s,fgnaye'l
1.-The General anil Mrs SlienafA1h at
lioups Yit,rs,lay,, @tobe'r l., thoiA j
untill i oeIor,s, 2)T 1 streot.,'
! Also q snallsr one esa'!iH the
'w@JB >,
"Iresent this att the church DOOR.
/ This o,srd ofadlaifsipn ls3aMa absolute
t.neeassis,v, without which no one WILL
'.ba. altnihtel.. There are to, be- Issued
sixteen hundred myit4lons to the
! church, which Q,,nnot possibly ACCOM-
modtlta usy,e, than that number ot'Fsp-
sons.
The ceremony wilt begin at III o.
'clbrl, and will be oye,r by quarter to
! ~ and. the, reception will NOT com
Imst,ee untjl i aclpph.. The iNMitav
Itions, O. tlla, house will not De- as phr
bl,sroi,s as these to- the, e}tuGcth, oS'nA
Ito, the Inlsossibility Of eaheltuhAgs'
huge q napalsap even for the few no
4 llantsi saah guest is eNpecte.N To ns
b main lin the three lo,it,s to- which, tsis
recsptipn is; naueasarily lilatell, 49, I
( portion off the family l.save for ST
LOWS the saJna night, and the rasA faI
low tile next day.
'Nlut!h Will convene In the Ifinlt'
CHURCH iA A1,eIssiek city,, on Wed.nss
morning, 10th inst. Opening seru? J.,
I, by Rev, Jno, A.. keaA, Of Ceutlts
Church. BaJtlnape..
| Colonel ForneN writes to- the FAil
aAelpAi;a Press that Judah p. Be,,i,a
nijn,, since he, has become q member @
1.-The IIo'rlon BAR has Worked UP {
practice worth some Rf4 SW04 year.
TT is nro.,psa'l i'm Tennessee to- ne,
MOVE the r.'nsins of Andrew jackson,
/ with those of bis wife, from their raet,
lpg place. at tile "lEeAraiittase'' to- this
lsNthenh terrace of the State Ciapiitol
at Nashville, whore q pauaeleum
coilll be eracted over them.
/ ne" The prevailing opinion among
the people ln general ON The subject
of The circulating rae&&iiuaa is, thai ii
re4ulues only a determination to- ne
eelve nothing as cnrteaey blat SILVER
OF gold, on It's equivalent, and THAT 1T
lnsst come FORTH
Hot may cajt spilts ftoaf the vasty deeB,
Bit will they eVtls. at yoaiI c,,Iliihga
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LDAMDEg
Disseminated by tcrEpnation !

laar. LLOYD L0wspEs, IT,, WIS re-
norn1upteI by aaclonatior for re-
election to Ciarsrsss from this District
by the Republican District Coirven-
venion assembled at M,pgerstown or
the 10th ilnstant. Lewis l.. Bic C1oasras,
of Washington co'anty, was President
of the Convention R15ert h. LIntlhi-
cnn, of EralsriaiE. Vice President
and BENZ. H. Miller, secretary.
Eall proceedings next week.
T'ha rasF@:tlve stanalrl berar1rs; of
The desanacrutne and Repabtilun parties;
to witt: WILLIAM |ALsm amE L1OGp
LowSnHs.. Dr. ara NOW fairly and
so uanely before TIM people o. tlhis: Dis
tllct Gor aaeHLt linn tine next CG'ngueaa
To tine people we say, choose yet
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EMMITSBURG NEWS!
HOTEL PROJECT-
rrx,rsRrRa. Md, Sept. 4, 1874

ExursBuRa, Md, Sept. 4, 1871
pursuant TO public notice given tnc
citizens of EmmitsbuEg, met ut r. ~.
- IN. office of DR.. r. l.. Amman. ior .ne
n :, ~, of taxing into consideration inc
hsst meanp Of forming q Joint STOCK CON
pauy" to build = rf oaa h0''' AZ 'A''
plsco. -:-u, hv c,Ilins
Mai. O. A. Homer. to The CaA5, ana .,'
Inc Capt. Anthony Mcbride. SecIes.y So,
The object OIthe meeting WAS SA."0 ~
the Chairman. :.
solved that . committee Of !ouf DC II
pointed by the Chair. to seIecs . su r".1I
site that could be purchased ior s.id DulIu-
ins. the probable cost OF erecs'ns INC s.n. ~
AZ well Is to solicit stock subscrIpdons I"
carry out tho enterprise ,
The following committee was app'eSs'''''
by the Chair ,.>....
J.mes A. Owen, Capt A., MQle1aitta,
OR motion the name OF y. A. H5fetN
was added to the eomlMlta.s:
On motion oil VIM. 3 QAtahah the faa'f
ius adjourned to- Qaset Oh FMihsy e*s'haR
the Hun INSTANT at 8 r. NJ. o.,.,
\ %. A. HNDlHtN4lss, V1hlh'
A A. Melssnt,Fs sae;N
Riahsrdh @ilhQJh, a xe,nenasDe QsleHeah q
; this NRtriptl, at,sd asbdtt Tb SoNa', WMH ~
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sH- Tbew0iaa i'm this Congressional M

driat i'm November, 1872, stood aa follows
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
Ak Ihsint

An advertisement cfa medicine. hs~sves eah,
did and conscientious it may be- does not always
carry conviction with II. Tho public know to their
sorrow that the hoastful claims put forth in behalf
81 many 50 called rem edes are literally "a dcusion
and snare" Probably the best usb. therefore.
Of Hostettor's Stomach Bitters 10 to invite those
who read 1t to inquire of the parties that have
tested the curative and preventive properties of the
article what they think T 1t. We earnestly request
all doueters to ascertain from such Of their friends
and neixhbors as have taken this standard tonic
and Alternative ss protection against malarious
diseases, or as cure for indigestion. liver com
plaint constipation. rheumatism, nervous de bity.
headache low spirits. languOr. biliousness 10 what
liostetters Bitters has done for them. There NO
testimony 50 trustworthy as that which Is the re- :
suit OF personal experience. mar26t0apr2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
Will the Negro Rule the Radical Party
Putting it square.

Putting 1T Square.
From the Dslswarean.
Why should the Nsws and AaVe,ttser wish to
make the people believe that there IS not the
least danger OF the negroes ruling the Rspubli-
can part? II they are the equals OF the white men
Is that paper has said by Its words and actions
why should they not rule We would not
charge tho editors OF tho Ne1s and Adeertiser
with being either ignoramuses or idiots If they
were to say that the Democratic party was
composed entirely OF white men, (as 1t ISL or II
they should say we had all the white voters in
the State (though there are some we can say
with candor we do not want.)W would not be-
ashamed of our company We would gladly
welcome every white man to the Democratic
party who honestly and sincerely desires the
elevation OF bis own race In preference to the
| negro race. None need apply for admission
unless he Is in accord with that principle. He
vor OF nsgro-equahty he will find moro con-
genialily in the Republican party. IL was NOT
our intention to give that party more negro
voters than they really have, neither do we
| think that we have done injustice In our state
meuis heretofore made. We do repeat that Q
majority OF the Republican party In this State
are negroes. and that that party Is in favor o
admitting negroes into the public schools
churches, hotels and the public offices. II you
are ashamed Of your party because majority
are negroes, II you are opposed to nsgro-rule
negro-eauality in the public schools, churches
hotels, railroad cars, and to placing negroes l,
office. make that declaration. Denounoe tn
Sumner-Butler civil rights bill and deman,
that your party In this State shall pass resc
luton cOndemning them. Until you do this q
. party we shall use our best endeavOrs I
keep that party properly before an intellger
people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
POLICE CASES.

James Robbins was arrested by officer Carberry
for disorderly conduct. He was required to psy
costs, and give baii in the sum OF 500, to keep
the peace.
David Campbell was arrested by officer Whs-
Ian on charge of cruelty to animals, by working
Il horse with II sore shoulder. lie was fined S5
and costs.
assault and battery ON Edward Mc(iahy. He was
fined So and costs, and held TO bail in the sum oI
$500 to keep the peace,
Since Saturday morning four cases OF druaken.
ness have been disposed OF by Mayor Simms, at
fifty cents and coats each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-30
ANuSementS.

AT the Grand Opera house, Saturday. Miss
Charlotte Cushman appeared "a Queen katha,tae,
In "lienry Vlll." supported by the same excel
lent company with which she appeared the pre-
vious evening. The performance, though widely
different from "Guy Mannering," was as interest-
present. The audience. iu poiut OF numbers, was
ordinary.
Tonight, Sothern, the greatest OF comedians,
will delight AN audience by the rsnaition OF his
famous character, A0rI DunIrsary, in "Uur
Amenean Cousin" This standard comedy de-
lights al who sec it, and with Sothern In the
leading character 1t is said 10 be perfectly en-
traucing.