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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
wR. r. KuSKEL,s BITTER ZINE o. IRON,

has never Deeu knoNH 10 TAU III the cure OF WEAK
ness, attended with symptoms ndlsposition to ex-
erton, loss Of memory, difficult breathing general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak. nervous trefn-
bling, dreadful horror Of derlh. night sweats, cold
feet, weakness, dimness Of vision, languor univer
sal assitude OF the muscular sys EN- euormous Ap-
petite, with dyspeptIc stem, hot hands, flushing
OF the body, dryness Of the skln, pad co1nlenauce
and eruptons on the lace, purifying the blood pam
IN the back heayness OF tie eyelds, frequent back
spots 1yIng before the eyes, with temporary sufu-
sion and loss of sight want Of attention, These
symptoms all arise from weakness, and To remedy
that use Z. Kunkels Bitter Vine Of Iron. II
never fails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it, Get the genuine. Sold My IN
s. bottles. Take only Z. kunkels. Depot and
ONCE, No. 25o North Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
II Is sold only IN & bottles, with photograph Of
the Proprietor on each wrapper all other counter
felt.
Sold by al Druggists
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
Ensf aud found.

r OST-oN TIE 9TH INST, SOME
~ unknown white loaier obtained, under false
pretences large iron hopper wheel-barrow and
sand shovel, from FOuis coal oiiice,' range and a.
ter streets. When last seen was using them at o
house belonging to Edgar Finley, al Eighth and
Madison ANY information that will lead % the re-
covery OF the barrow aud the shovel, without the
lnafeT wild b thankfully received aud suitably re-
rewarded, iva ct JOSEPH F0UT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
City Business Hireetprg

AUCTIONEERs.
/. W. stIdham Son, Ill X sth street
Joseph f. Miller, 4th andlk strsets
BANKERS IL BROKERS',
X. II. Robinson a Co, 400 Market street
BARBERS &s HAIR DRESsRRs.
A. Ashenbach. 200 Market street.
BELL RINGERS 81 BILL POSTERS
Geo. W. Jackson, 9 ". 5th street
Howard O. Moore No. 3, r. Third street.
BOOT IL SH0R MAKERS. and DEALER
J. O. Alexander, 1O2 Market street
WIN. Boldly, ". 4th street.
Babcock Bro Do i Sia Market street
John $: Moreland, 4th and Poplar streets
oharlos Rabinort, sie Markets trsst.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
}. G, HAddock, shop Thorne bel Front. Res sui Va.
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeMainvilie, 5sa Market street
Wm. H. Robinson, ils5s f. iih street
CLOCKS, WATCHES, d. JEwELsi.>
O L Bush. corner Seventh and Market stresfs
| j. O. Massey. l5 E. 9TH street
COACH x CARRIAGE MATLHIAI
VIM. Grcen Co., s. r. cor. Sd snd shiple, strasi
DRUGGISTS.
/ H. r. Bringhurst, s17 Market street
OVERS IL sCOURERS.
Nicholas Jenney giO King street
FLORISTS.
| TAtnall Co., Delaware Avenue and Jefferson "a. .
GENERAL INSURANCE AGkATA
| Thomas f. Pluminar 500 Market street
| Woolley Nan Trump, 51 Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
james NJ. Watson 4 Son, isi Market street
Chas. \. Morgan 62l Market street
Johu r. porghten. 4lp Market street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
Hukin 4 walrayen, ~ Market strse
William P. Webb ai Market sir-e'
HARDWARE.
W. H. Blllany, a14 Market street
james Bro, ~ Market street.
H. B. Mcintyre, 2s MaTke. stresl
IRON < STEET.
VIM Green 4 Co., s. r. cor 30 aud sbiy. .tra.l,
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, Shipley, above % street.
LOOKI;,t;-GI.ASSEss& = FR p
Hlwood Doane, 10 W. sth street
4. McMonage, Sd and King streets
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Geo Gouert, 10 E, Fourth street
! gyTus. Stern, II Market e street.
John H. Nuhihausen, 4l5 King street.
samuel Miller, Jr., lOs Market street
PAPER IIANGINGS, SHA1i ~,
I John r. Holt, Sd and Market streets
a. b. Jones, SIS Market street.
PLUMBERS AND Gas FirTLH>
" L. Gillespie 2i5 W. ith stroot
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ygS2s Rsa P,99i9st2n e A. A@qSds n 81 bBds ."
J. ii. Frazer, "a and SIMPLIFY streets
HnL Reynolds Co, 80 Market street
\ Il SGHimshswk Gaore NJ 90 ws:t " 70 4 s'res stsse,
Samuel W. McCauiley, 7li Market street, tSrr 81
. Hm. McUaulley Co, d06 Market street.
= RESTAURANT a BILLIARD sUV
. Joseph tullner, 5Oi and 5o5 Market strast
SEN'ISG MACHINES.
: ser / Baker S NJ. Co, bG7 King street
sew American Sewing Machine, 7ls Markoi street
STOVES, HEATERS. TINWARE. Ac
J .uies \. Anderson, si0 r 9th street.
COFFEE aud TEA DenIers.
z. Unon Pacific Tea Company bia MARKET street
= INDERTAkERS.
qhos j. Giles, III Shipley street.
T. ). Young. ar Market street. tSes bi,.l
PHbI.STEIEKS.
isery Erwin. s5 Washington stree.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

ELEGANT DELAWARE PorAToFs.-One Of our
subscribers in Sussex county, Samuel j. Grey.
of Gumborough sent us from Laurel. last week
(shipping on the 7th,) keg Of the finest new
potatoes we have seen this season. They are of
the Early Rose variety, and some are twice the
size of large hens egg. Mr.. Grey says he
sends them ito show that we can raise potatoes.
as well as yellow corn. Potatoes are not so good
as they would have been, if the season had not
been so wet; with less raiu | think | could have
had them, by this lime, one third larger than
those l send you. We are now shipping to mar
ket."
We need only add that we kindly acknowledge
Mr. Grey's attention, and thus call to public no
tice the early and excellent potato crop of South
ern Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

1iridfntl 1lotifes.

n OF I c E-THE PHI LADELPH1A
~ W LMiNGToN 4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD
COMP, /.
PHILADELPHIA, June S, 1874.
The B0ari 0f Directors have dccared sem'-an-
pns ,llTi1 nf four per cent. on the tapial SOCK
Of IN, Il mpapy nqyabie N and after lst Of
Tuis 's74 ALFRED HORNER,
ig-4w Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Temperature, To-day.
vnrmIngton's Coal supply.

As REoIsTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
ASA. NJ, s4e All P. NJ, s3S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

- Tie Gentleman il Black, who is the tItoiar
demon dra shops luts his sCurest aspect
when the rspid progress OF Vinegar hl3t rs is re-
porle I'd iwn felow.n The Pen lie eye able
Tonic is playing the mischief with his ti'tuIs H.ed
with rum. Al diseases VIII ch thns demon nos
irun- aggrayate Gnde pr 'ense u re- .esln suci
is ind gesti6n sick headache constipation, h. una
ii,n gOut, and intermittent fevers cure1 by It.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
w-L00KI LOOKI L00Kl
KELLY7S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.

1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
It will make you strong and give you new life
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your dlges-
ton.
1t Is pleasant 70 take and perfectly harmless.
II Will do all that ionic will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t is pot Wine of Iron. Try II. DOCTORS
prescribe 1t. ca. gy recommend II. Thousands
nave been cured with ii. suffer no longer. send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith 4 Painter, E. Bringhufst Co,
&. McInall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. aprz-lim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
Local Rrevitles,

nubel.
Sunset at IS.
Adair has a large assortment of furniture.
eanoy cottage is wide open a; Cape May, now.
Lichienstein has received another lot OF i'm ortod
dress goods
Turtle soup anl clam ditto, At Fulimera saloon,
this evening.
Chicago should send fo- few boxes Of Singles &
son partag4s
BnXo4um's clothing house survives tie heat. II is
n s-st lil lase 80 tFlg styti.iiis.
II is a satisfaction to The coal Craven K Ar n
strong sci. at the foot OF West Street.
There seem 10 be III re plcaics and excursions
from Wilmington this year, tnan ever.
Feg Hass Gal agher's Drug store without drop
ping IA for drink Of his II .ant soda wa er.
1t mRst be aimltte that Houston 4 Prizer never
mistepresent Their teas aud cotfses at II t. Fourth
street.
1t Is great satisfaction to tasteful people a.
Baynrs large TAI ollng estab lshilcnt within
reach.
10 not forge that all the cheaper geaies OF IN nj
ture can be Oueh. at z2D Market street as well u
the better kinds,
1t is really surprising wi h what raridiy, OF late
| the trIosc. q haAer sewing Machine is growing
| mo yiT, CON iared win q her machines.
Dne Of the mos' energetic and pucky uusines
men, N tawi, Is Nj. y >. Morgan at 6li Va ,el
.1Ieet III. ,eats FURNISH ug store is up to tht
tLAes ' If not little ahead
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EyryIN


Jefferson Lodge NJ. ., |. o. o. L. at ODD Eel
lows Hall, 81 and King.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, I. 0. L. NJ, at sayille
KeoIak Tribe, No. 3, I. 0. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market street.
Eden Lodge No. "a, |. 0. o. r., Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King street.
wilmington Division, No. l, S. of T., in the
McClary Building.
Hope Council No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
oil Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5Oi
Market Street.
Wilmington Grotto No. /, s. and D. of A. a.
Bradford Building.
Clayton Lodge No. 4, X. of r., at Knights Of
PytAias Han I'll Marriott street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

SHERIFP SALES. Sheriff Armstrong. on SAtur-
day, sold the property OF the Bakers Union, az
the southeast corner of Fourth Il Walnut SITS,
in Wilmington, to Frank Stattner for &l,4S5.
lie also sold the same day, the property Of
William G. Lowe, at the corner Of Seventh and
Walnut streets, III Wilmington, to Edward Fen.
ton. for 80 500 On Tuesday he sold the zeal
estate of Thomas II. Rothwell in St. Georges
Hundred as follows Farm to Jos M. Barr, foi
&c, O75, and two lots in Midlletown to Thomas
Massey. for Il, AIS and 1925 respectively, making
total sale OF s7,8l5 just 825 dollars less than
the same property realized at the sale which Nas
set aside at the last tern OF court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
Police Court.

Catharine Jones, for disorierly conduct wa,
required to pay the costs and give bond in S2Ol
to keep the peace.
Michael shields, for drunkenness and disor
Derby conduct was fined - and costs and requl
red to give $500 peace bond.
one case of ordinary drunkenness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
Nniffs.


MOTT, E-JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
~ removed his oiiee to No. 6 W. Eighth Street,
Alllnonh's Building. BRICK Of all nds on hand
at loves, arket rates. Jyl4-u
NOlICE = WE HEREBY GIVE NO
~ tive thar the entire stock Of the store, in Nc
Doweliglle, belonging to ihe estate Of the late ?.
NED sell, has been Old 70 Iamfs J. Vincent, who
will continue tn grocery AND no ion business al the
old stand. 2. ". T. MCDOWELL,
iyit- L. ENecut rs.
NOTICE = MY wIFE, ANNA PER-
~ KfNs. having left ms he'd and boaril, all per
sons are hereb, for9id trusting her on my account,
as v y nay no bills Of her contracting.
jyl3i2l' GEORGE PERKINS.
~ 4NTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION =
- 0 shares 4ih ser es stock cal be had A. s. pei
share Apply TO j. u. II AwktNs. Sec.
jyl+t
NOTICE : LOTS N RlNERNIEW
~ Cemetery between ThFi and Fourth avenues
are now laid out and until August Is. viii be sold
At present prices with tne privilege OF paving there
for 10 taree instalments s. at time Of purchase.2
by Sept, Sd by NOV Isl Prices Ave ue Lou
IS Is other lots sa5 IS.
jes-li j. NANIS, scc'y and Treas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

SosfNAMBULIsM AT LAuREI--On Saturday
night, says the Salisbury Bachelor Ar. ~ c.
Heani. who was staying with ]. Long, Esq Of
Laurel Del, his brother in law, got up in his
sleep, and getting out Of a window on an ada
cent shed roof walked of, fracturing his jaw
bone cutting his throat very severely. and other
wise injurng himself by falling against door.
step. After recovering from the stunning Of
his fall he climbed up post and got into his
room again, when he called and awakened the
family. who were unconscious of the fact Of his
being out Of the house. Mr.. Hesrn, II !,
thought. will recover, but he WAS severely in-
iured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
rK-E Y xxx x RILTER WINE oR IR2l

Has never been known 70 fai. in The cure Of weak
ness ztte4ded wita -ymptoms; indlsposl.on TO eK
ertion; difficulty Of breathing weakness; nervous
trem ling; dread al horror Of death n gnt sweats
dInaeRs OF vision languor universal assltude OF
the muscular system; enormous appetite, with d. 5
peptlc symptoms; hot hands; flushing Of the Bldy
dryness Of the skin pad counteDance and erup-
tluns on the ace, pur Tying the blood; pain in the
back heaviness Of the eyellds frequent o spots
nylng before the eyes with sufnsIOn and loss Of
sigat; want OF attention, etc. sold in bottles.
Get the genuine Depot and Ufiice, No 259 North
Ninth street, thila. Adyice free. ie29-! IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
HSo. 70
TAPE worm
N.g-e

:
Removed in few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm wi.g
head passes. Refer those aiiicted TO Residents Of
the city whom have cured, thai had taken 10 vain
inrpentne, and so-called speclgcs, ami al kiu vi
remedies Dr. T. z. k1nkel, 80. z59 \. NluIa H..
PnAsdeiahiz A1vice free. Removed tape worm
from child years Old, measuring ~ feet. Cal
and see specimens al once seat Pm and sto..ai b
Worms also removed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

The CATERPILLAR II The PEAR ORCHARDS. -
Audv Williams, at Green Bank has discovered
in his orchard Of pear trees about one year old
a variety Of caterpillar which is not the famil-
Jar tent caterpillar, but Is Of a greeni-h hue.
1t attacks the leaves OF the trees, and gathering
in tangled masses upon them complete obseuret
the leaf attacked from sight This caterpillar
promses 70 be tronblesoIne pest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
pEGIsTRY BUREAU

ouTicE-The Regs;ry Bureau Will be .opeued
on Monday, July Is h. ins TO aVoid confusion
the better TO arrange sni distribute the WORK OF this
Department the ely li4- te divided into sections
ami th- rme appointed ID Whl'h the cit zens ipro-
. rfy tllers,l IN zen section are respectfully re-
ques 70 present their pe Us, with corfec de
scripi4au 1f their pTopers az Ais once.
IS ee1tioi extells frll Market 10 linton and
from Front 70 Seventh lFeeis; from July lSth 10
9Th
81 section. Market to lalln, seventh L. 2 +
teenih streets; iron Jalg 2'ih 70 august lufh
81 section. Marset 10 mon Thirteen street IL
the Bfgndfwine; from sn usi l9ih 10 gain
an Section Market % Cnipn fr n Front street
South 90 city Line; fr IN august s4ih. 10 sept .th
SIN section, West o Market aud Norih OF Bran
lswlu from sept. I'll 20 rs.
9Th section. East of Mark-i aad North Of Nlnii
stTeei IRON sept. 2isi 10 pti . d.
IN ton, last OF Market, from Third 70 Ninll
! Streets; from Oct 5th - iqih.
>th section, kasf OF Mar u and south from Thiri
TO 4 sireef: from Oct 1911 10 Nov. I'd.
I gia : elton East OF Market and south from ST.
+ 70 City Lin; from ov 10 lGth.
copy Of iha Registry a. aud blank forms fo
j the DESCRIPTION Of proasrig w be furnish d on ap
4 plcatipu al this Office
All deeds. nyeyantes or iran fers Of Zeal Es
tife, made after July lltA Is :, musi be entered j
this uHaee before they aye nj TO sew Castle TO b
/ recorded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
FROM MISS Ayyfs pDoWsLL.

Editor Of Womans Department, sunday Republic !:
DIR. &. F. KuSEEL-Dear sir: desire TO bear lun
solicited) testimony 20 the merits OF you Bitter
Wine OF Iron as a dyspeptic remedy ] have taken
II myself with excellent effect have nJtlced The
great benefit derived from il by several suffering
poor women, whom ur charity ha- enabled me to
bestow IL upon. avn Wiling that you should use
tAis in any way you may desire, anu nope those OF
my frieads who read II viii believe It 10 be an honest
expression Of my opinion of an excellent medicine,
and ny Of obg alton to its benevolent prOpr-
etor, f. Kunkel. No. 2;9 North Ninth street.
Respectfully yours, ASslB d. M'DowsII.
Kdit.r Won ans Department, sunday Republic
Beware of counlerfeits L. T. kunkelis Bitter
Wine Of Iron not sid By tae small OF 10 bulk, only
In 81 bottles. Depot and Of1ce, No. 2a9 y. Ninih
street, Philadelphia. advice free, go and see.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

ASo1HER CoLoRED DIVISION S oF T. ORdAS-
izED a few evenings ago. s. y. Fogg. Samuel
F. Marshall, and Abraham Murray, Of the Grand
Division, 5. of T., of Delaware, went to Dover
and organized Golden Rule Division, No. il, S.
OF T.. OF the State. The Division is composed
Of colored persons, and was organized with Is
charter members, with Rev. S. Cooper as W. p.
From the interest taken by the colored people
of Dover, the new Division Will no doubt rapidly
increase in membership
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
CITY ITEMS.

gEDIA MOfD JEERLR' a Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches IS karat, solid gold rings,
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in every
variety, also clocks at prices 10 suit the times, at l.
W Baiy's old established stand, No. 622 Market ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

YESTERDAYS FIRE ALARM The ire alarm
which was so vigorously sounded. yesterday af-
ternoon. by Pdsey, Scott L Cos. steam whistle.
and repeated by the Water Witch bell. originated
in tile discovery Of fire a stable AZ Second and
without damage. In proceeding to tie ire one
OF the horses attached to the Delaware engine
stumbled and fell, tearing piece Of flesh from
one Of its legs. Beyond this and few bruises
the horse snstained no iniury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

Can smpMENTs.-- Jackson & Sharp Co.,
this morning, shipped two very handsome first
class passenger cars over the W. 4 II. Il. Il. for
the Lehigh Valley R. +.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

~ Mocha old Java, Fine Java, Maracsibo, La
guayra, AMI Rio Coffees, Of the best quality only,
always freshly roasted, at Bowman,s, second and
King and 5i1 King. Also, fir t-class assal tment
of ltas fancy groceries, and goods suitable for ex
rs picRics, lsning partes ETC., at lower than
nsual prices. Bowman 5ll King and See nd ana
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
Letters From the People.
"coSFusIoS AVOIDED. 81

To he Editor of the Commercial;
Mr.. NJ. G. Conwell of the Registry Bureau, in
order to save confusion, has distIicted the city
into nine parts and given the good citizens OF
each limited time to report their deeds. Now II
John Smith should have property in each dis
trict as named by Mr.. Conwell, will John smith
times-once for each district-to "avoid confu-
sion, in order to report his property in full
ANTI CONFUSION.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
aTanttd.

WANTED. - SLUBBER TENDER
w wanted; good hand can hfve steady work.
Apply TO jsi6-3f jas RIDDLE, SON co.
XKTANTED-ON OR BEFORE SEPT
w l. a medium sized house with modern cOnve-
niences; central location Rent not IN exceed $40
jy1i-6t. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
NTANTED = A GROUND FLOOR
wv room, for physicians oflce, between Fourth
and Ninth and Frsnch aud Washington streets. Ad-
dress jyi4st' TX X" This ofice.
M TANTED. IA WHITE WOMAN
w who a good cook. Catholic preferred,
Applya at ljeq6-tfl THIS OFFICE.
VNTANTED TO BORROW = 81 800
w 10 5000 on frs mortgage on most deslra-
Bile house on delaware Avenue worth double this
amount. This is a safe and sure inve tment.
SAMUEL W. Nc AulLEf,
je26-l2t No s06 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
Anttiua Saies.
PoWBOTHAM & FRAIM

the Wilmington Auction AMI Commission House'
No. g. East Fourth Street, Is now opeu.
Auction sales every evening al the Auction House.
outdoor sales Wednesday und saturdays, lat Auction
House Cons .gnnelts received daily, all kinds OF
goods, wares and merchandise sold ON commis sion
Persons declining housekeeping can have their
goods sold at private residences or at the auction
rooms, as may be desired. All goods sold on com
mission promptly paid Tor within three days fror,
day OF sale. Country sales and sales Of real es,a
promptly attended to. We will also keen A nrsf
class variety store which will lie omen daily iSnn-
days excepted9 for the sale Of hoIse-furn.ahn,
cry, iinware, wooden-ware. carpets OIL cloths win.
dow shades brushes, baskets DC Also, CENT
mems furnishing goods, such as snmfs draw.
2rs, hose, suspenders, 6c., at Wholesale and "a.
at prices which defy competition Call spi &c
and be convinced. No trouble to show "a, tls
JOHN ). ROWBOTHAM, r. Z. yiAiy
Ian2l-6 Aucts and Commission Merehanls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16

the READING MoNoPoLY's PROJECT OF RETAIL
COAL YARD, HERE-A LETTER PROM cHAs. WAR
NER Il co.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19
MISCHIEVOUS STATEMENTS.

| The faith Of the Times in the negro is o
if its faith in the promises Of Scripture be hal
as strong its election may be regarded as Ger
! tain.
| SO strong indeed is its faith that it has be
come quite blind to facts which are patent to
everybody else, and whatever may be said III
advocacy Of blind faith in religion, it is not
exactly the sort Of faith needed in our judg-
ment Of men and things, more especially OF
negro men and political things.
1t asks g If you threaten the negroes with
determination or ID deprivation Of the right OF
suffrage i'll its full extent, which they value
more highly than any other earthly privilege,
will they not naturally combine to prevent
such result t."
Now, that question i, not only disingenuous
but it looks as if it We're purposely 50. Who
has threatened to exterminate the negro, OF
to deprive him of any right or privilege which
is legally his? Has anybody that the Times
knows of? If so, let it hold him up to gene
raj execration. The BULLETIN will help toe
Times to lash him. The question: however,
put in that form, is equivalent to an assertion
Of the fact, and the assertion, toput it mildly,
is eminently incorrect.
1t is on par with that other statement Of
the Times, that the Black League was formed
after the White League, and in consequence
of it.
Afrul fJr 1s,1,e
the White League advocates of violence
and says:
''They do not deny that the colored ele-
ment is numerically superior 1t they pro-
pose-to beat the majority by a ':league" of the
minority, the project is idiotic; if they pro-
pose to beat the majority by intimidation, by
unlawful MEANS or by driving them from
the State, the project is criminal, as well as
suicidal, to our agricultural interests"
1t would be difficult for any but an accom-
plished inventor to compress into SO small
A space so many and such fragrant misrepre-
sentations. The White League does not adj
Tocate violence, but is d fensive organiza-
ion; the colored element is not admitted to |
Dc, and is not, numerically superior as voters;
he small excess, if any exist, being females
md children-not men-as will appear from
he census.
They propose no such idiotic thing as to
'eat the majority by league of the minority;
'ut by uniting the white vote, which is in the
majority, to carry the State as against an
'rmed and threatening minority; and, finally,
hey nave no idea Of driving the negro from
he State by unlawful means.
Thus much for the misrepre ,entations Of
he Times Misrepresentation that could not
ave been made by any one familiar with the
olitics OF the State or with our local issues.
Violently there is a new hand at our cotempo-
lry's bellows and that hand must have been
very recent importation, or he would scarcely
ave ventured to make statements at once
bsurd and miscellaneous.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19
HYMENLiL.

On Thursday evening there was most de-
Gghtful party at the residence of that genial and
generous gentleman, Col. Charles r. Railey, on
the occasion Of the nuptials of fair inmate OF
his house. Miss Il. Adele Martin, daughter OF
the late George W. Martin was married by the
Rev. DR.. Palmer to Mr.. George H. Mathews, of
this city.
Farewell, "a Miss" Dolly, beautiful and gay
Go, and good angels guard you on your way!
And gentle evening, clad i'll beauty, bloom!
May life for you each swiftly Heeting hour
Light its best flame, and ope its sweetest flower
Farewell, once more, and every blessing shed
It's hallowed incense on your happy head.
In Faiths bright prospects pass your hours Sc
rene.
And Christian resignation close the scene!