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Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31

bapos ct msset isitIi9t lloisenoe.
Suao felipe I%nretnin9en paa 8or.
bsne onsaar, pa itsoe alereoe | pas
isnoe Wellemrum paa beie SrGitet.
ter De saloise, elinblsnbe Smerftpf.
fer i i'm firfantsoe, ppramioaIit al.
toppeoe 6orm, mso SnirfIer oBBlom.
itsr % 9cuer i Opbeist Mitrpf. Ser.
imeQem laa guile SebeOite. aipsIlenoe
meo 0ammslolte paa trsbenebe Brit.
ter, iamt Sabe meo 8uboit, Sts9els
% 0eiterpi. &linins. bpiIfen iloit.
nepnte Net. lom Napnet antpoer, er
nosst ierbslss Selifat, bsitaaenne al
9sfie imurt mso Smer % Sirup.
Sette eritatter iulofommsn Saunst
al ssentIis 8attslie eaer anosn flnsre
Osisrt. Msn oppe paa SeSbOros.
snpsn itoo bog @ietsbuosborbsts
iterits Yrpo, mere bsitsmt til at ifuss
END at nposs. nsmlis Bruosfasen
bast al Slstsmsl i MsIt, meo Nau.
nsbositapsr % Staos % Narstal
op%enitiebet. 6ortiGttes.)
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On unberiOrbiif Seiaacs.
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@lnneibeif 60. omtrsnt sn balo
WiI Spo for Hstsr Slisns Ms!.
meue, fnbes en- 9ule, lOm Saar
unbsr Naunet the dry cave - ct
Eapn, Der life ipnss at ipare til
bens 8slfoHsnbso, iaOiOni Den oItio
sr mere sllsr minbre fDlpt meo Tano;
men 4arln8en tr pcI btu, at Ben pso
SnNsoussn isr tor no, % ,ocn bar
life beret uiNsye u~nbcrirgt fereno
aiuiste CONNER.
Oa icg Tor itc9Ie Gage Ilosu,
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pore G9ne at pare It laaoant Na.
%tlirunrsr, at ie9 meo noS!e Iaa Orb
uil omtale Den. fornt Den funne bliue
bstjenot / Ell liet pibers Srebs emo
bioiuptiI bar pGrct Silinloet OIL al
Gn euer MnNen ncisrs unosriesss.
@i fom iii Sulsn, bpis Snesan9
Iiessr poa Sunren Of m traitor.
mig SOrppbnius. st tCmmsIis tort
Surutre bar fnltct 8rnrer paa en-
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meo lin beie, srcnne &ronc lissium
bpbsr Be Snbtrooenos psifcmue. 81.
tsrat 0plers bare iGnote, ~bsspnbie
|anbrinssu meb EN- bempeenre 81.
peselie paa oue Sire neoab ct lipst
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31
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(eftsr ~Gn SieIbbsse" at Sfsaare.)
Gortiat fra forria. No.

acknowledgements opranot
liar, ioluarm % 9IGoelOpsnos. I'll.
!r,ne tiolist paa Sormiooa9en fom
Der fra BrpIlnpsgaaroen 9dt %
SurI for Of bentc min Wobsr mso
gruoeitabi.u, % ba Der i 8eOltsia.
ens samIe beirpssebc 8ariol bar
YIaes i'll e Yar Grtropnsiasersr,
fs Ri Bern oeiaa 9op til at fiere
til 8rpuup.
Spor bet bar prG8iist at age NED.
up,r b. isone Wosr, buor @eien
saar inorlise siennsm Suruifcusn.
90 Soften. Den lpiialne, 9laibanrsoe
8omsbclins mso %opbunost 5op %
itaeieIis Sfalbrem, nbt reomaIst Sep.
re % u%bltaurne Sostresr. Den par
psl osiaa tiUt % raft til al iprin9s;
ia Bet par fnnpt mIu Wopsr iunps
holbe Den. Oct ipnies pirttlis iom
ON esu pioite, at Der Dos oens Sus.
bonesioIt bar en- Sritiosons nag,
paa bpilisn oelna Den mnatis lU9ss
en- i0reeIes muutsr Stcmning Tor
0aasr.
Taa &sitn tIerts bi iorbi Here
6clser ai siGitebuosflrotc SoIf lom
ipsesnec unosr Bprncu al line meg.
toe 8cninosfurps mso lllbcrtnce
Rrmmc.S puer nllcrcbc uanore I'll
9asst. 9anspeis @initer, iom fife
bare ~ailcucret IN 8snina Iitencn
iiorps.sn maa nsmlis ie ii! at tom.
me laa iioIis aiitsp, al ocrts giorn9
bstpsmmcligsn fan msNtngss i Nh.
Tetnin9su.
Den ieises sresfIGote 0anrbsplaos
% Be oplatts. iammenbeiere 8irfe'
trGsr ~uoenfor Nnitusrrren bsieenses
tilitrrtfcli9eu S~rnpcbuist, bpor emo.
III fun iaa ANDRE 8iGiter innotcs
aufomre, cno be iom berte til Gm'
bepsioItst. Msocns Nisis ilpite %
Suists Solf / ltpneiom Grabbed
iprans frem % tilbaee msllem Siu'
crne for at Orbue % ltelle buao emo.
MI funoe bsbcpss, bapoe be cBri8e
Isirst iis paa Stsntrapp,rne slsr paa
WoIb@ntsu UNDER Siuoucrue, bpor
Dc npbt en- bsbnss!is 9pils i Sol.
fluust.
Sect pi raft luingsos inc paa
Uaarben. blspe ri mootasns al Dor
Zen Beriueno meo en- brabslis Bes.
isimeIo, iom Gan i Gsenliab af Srens
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31
xil CALAIS.

Sn usmarfet Sarm, for $40 asres.
@lt inesiareet 90 seet crsqrtet, NEE
mt Sramsbus, ee9bus, @ranerp ps
Stalpbpsninser, %belissenee Wilitairp
Spwnibip, | Section Wc. 1 60 ~
Hile Sf ira Osfan, pil blipe ielst | IN
Selbsp eler Pareeuer, til 3ybsrsns
8sipemmslisbeb. 9iSsleses 40 MsreS
Sfsplanb. Alt paa spee 9cneitiensT'
Nan bebaae at bensenbe zig til uness'
tsanebe, Der bper paa Steeet.-
U. 81. DaQsr.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31

aHpreoe MOB S%uaI9ansen, laalebes
at Den baarbitampeoe 8r0siorlao.
ming git naiten tusrt ieisnnsm Den
tpnoe Boreues. Men ousr oenne
mere psImsnts END peIbstentte sGres.
bspiisnins blsp Dor Seit, Der aueyeoe
forben bar i en- sIalterst Sinbsitem.
ming. reent balitpriif % 9iOrcs tuert
Seirs ON, iom bet ipntes ialt be.
itsmt paa of lebe no i GIpen msb
Os @uslammsn; builfst nfornaftise
Soriat bog bIsu binoret i uoiersIisn
al Ct Yar tililsnoe &0rle, lOm 9rsb
ben / 3cilsn. % iualeoes til al 9pffe
ei aIene frelit. Brupen fra at maatts
itaa trontles % uppntst ior Ilterst,
men muIisens osiaa oisis Sfilbrin.
GER fra Den T%anlfl1bns, ii at fna ie
Sassns cps.
Otter pi paa 8aarosp!aoltn bare
montague % enlfsoe pslfomne / Ga.
get Of Sormanosn (&icsemsitsrsn)
% Wor i 9uist, blsps ri al Dem
lsoia9cNe ben ii! 8ammcIitusn, buOr
gruospputninsens bcitiodise Gift
ifnIoc iurssan. Ser lao pso Dor 5nb.
ireeslie 8ruosn snonu / lin 6lentc-
tabs, paa Sraften, om9iuen AZ Ell
Scl fpinreli9e S~lestnin9s o. &en.
inosr. iaapel Ronsr iom Siscr, Al
buiIts &c irrite iastsns miucsoss 9oot
osn Dag, ba bs ielu uar / Ii9nsnoe
6orfatnina, mcotns Ne IiNits i Sti!.
hto unNreoeS paa, raar rereS Dag
pel ifilce fomme. Wtn Ha9nbiIb
Slenmoea laa ri life mslltm Be Mu.
ore uo9tst bun ueI, iom eli al De
rHrmeit btilrsises 8ruospi9sr. n0s.
Icoe burNe uGret illIteNc Der.
Sruners rrnc Sinnrr t!eue ia.
iurli9pis enonu retsre psb Spnst az
Den i~tiebucuanere bspatfece 8urp.
bpori Stabisn o~pbsuarsoss. % "a
iaa Surpen bIcu lat paa Surost. %
SIroet patiomt toses al % Oct enc
ltraalsube Smpffe eitsr Set anoet
uotoscS % irsmuiitcs Tor Ne bsurl.
ortnne Sliffe. oa bertss osI man9t
Ct uoraab: "Ga uei, "a nsil - 'Ia
pu lam" "Inieismei Fer De
slttre!"
WeosnS MI Srubsu bIsp iicrt lin
Stars - % cenne 6orrstnin9 10.
freezer. fan man usl tGnfe no9en SID.
If ia gore Stunner til at is
mig on paa Srpuupssaaresn. Serit
maattc lss Ousr i @pitusn. iom bar
Den esentlise @i9itsbuesbal, fOr at
tase Mnrstninsen Der i Sislpn. in.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31

Den 8ummst blep opfblot meo Golf.
Oct Dor en- flor pr99tia Stus msb
Sperrstas % Climber, buios Sem.
msrpes9e os npmaleoe Sore os
SfiUnfe. Ser bapoe Sbnpis SPA.
Ter ristis last for 0ossn tit fore
8unitncrtalsnt, tbi miot / en- itor
8isoom Of 8lomiterpert % funitise
Siratsr oanneoe bpsr 0%eriplbins ct
irrsast 9anbifabsitpffe. bpiIfet fore.
Tom en- aHielis Stae, ~bsitaasnbe at
ct ballot Nuiin fem a fer gtaees Su.
ie meo robe Sesltag, % ct Sempsl
msb &lOffstaarn i pasienbe Sra.
itnnb, iamt TO slsr ire YaIme,resr.
Runltrersn bslao nsmIig IN ierbeles
Seroiebso i at male YaImsr, os bel
buuoe ies mansenscns bsunorenbe is.
ct paa, bporIsoss ban, blot pso iaa.
bont It Spins meo &oitsn, fusbe
frsmbrinee Ell IaImsfrons, bniltst
gap mig en- fat S%pertbhnirg ON, at
bet BOG maatte p9re Den moriomite
Saanotsrin9 / @sroen at bare WaIsr.
Sooa bar DEN rummsIige Stue
aIbsles opfplot al bUffsoe Sfiuer elIsr
Boroe mso tiIhcrenSs Sratfs. 6erit
bar Der NIL Sc9boroet, Der ira Sps.
irost al iuIstc Stusus 9%arspGs.
s %infsI mso bette Boro, peo buffet
8ruHepnrret % &c fornsmite @iriter
fore. fom oen mjnorc ian'albte 8iUr.
rin9lfioc, Ger ltrafis zig ben moo
SfOriteuen. Ser ta9er Ster|tsparten
al aonsrne Rlabs. % ber 9anr BET
9ierne muntrsit III, pan 0runo al
De itrrre 6rlbsosr lom ccnne Del al
auinbetirnnst amer Zig 8siioelie al.
Set eUli9e 8um paa @ulpst iubtc.
sss al 1t $ar minhre, PARALLEL meo
SesborNet itiIIsps Sfiusr, pso bpiIfe
lln9oummsu bar lit SUec, O9 lOm
rsrfor aisrne bsnruucs 6atcrpi.
suer 8rurpi.S tiusrnt. Msn ale
8orosne bare aNitiIie %iaauiot, at
Sfienfciuenrsne % 6ur8an8Stoneni
til Npo funee trGr9c ii9 imsllem,
o. bar iorpurist italslisen neftcoe
mso iatpsne ulbrs Soiot!rocr, buor.
Oper par brebst ima!ers bpioe Slse.
%eb Se9bOrbssnoen BAR Der iler
gilt tllltsIlst; &ra % &iueusr bare
Der ollsrtrutne mso bine reoe %
buirc Natlnoer, iOm sipe baaoe Sle.
psns % Sursens Setter lit 9citios.
prog. % ossINm bar It buiot 90
gen iGltst Op UNDER sagit lom ct
Slass 8aloafln oper B%ruoeparrets
Slabs / Srsiebb9nfsu. Oct 9sls
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31

0runolagt al GapiialIitsr i 0eeo.
rub for at brine tn O~rosntli9 Spa.
sbant.6orrctnins. Suoifuo fra en-
Solar % cpao mObtasts. EentG
bstclss. % 4entes Hente for bueg
8 Waanea, iaalanae Yer9cne b!ice
itaasnbs / Wonteu. Wan Ton lite
srboloe Wen,er paa en- Itrsrs ellsr
bsore Waabs. bpetfen VI imaa tlsr
fore Summsr, emo peb at inef1tls
Dem / benne Sparebanf. @i bar
en- norlt Bsti,nt, Der lSlar for OF
SaSlu9er=B i1etter. iOr WHITE STAR
yinien % ale aners uom9rtsee Sanlp
% Seilifibslinier III 90 ira ole
Itanbinapilte Sapns ra'aa Ser!er
paa QUE Be bcbits Banter | e 'tan-
cinapilte Yanbs.
Srnitees ~ References:
Is. Is. 0iderman. D. 9. shemplsn-
u. Yraeiib. .. @bbitsn. %. W,
Watteicn. = Brcf. Y. earisn. 3eS; W.
9rren. Scn. u. 8. ecmmsn, VI. "a
8aslcer. =. 9. Selber8 % aue andre
SfanbinaSer / Seeerab.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31
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uooper 4ano % 8plt;
% unbsr bet fs iamIe
O.ts Conner Mano for Nana,
Vt iiemps for Oct samle,
Oct frie 6oorslanb.
% buor f8 &sn itsSsr
Eaa Beige slsr Serb.
Gem fslssr Stir % S9oer
! SIbtlosminesrs Sport
90 GS mso 9aursn blanosr
Git 9Gp iii Nrans at inc
ON $eltns b0ie Yanp.
SSOr bWppet Iribsps &Ot
y. ". S@ws@.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31
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Nsl. al z. %. 2inbsman sHsr ~. q. usbss.
Dagger Ct tommsn. % Solsn oprunosn.
Olotibsns bprslte 50 CT punoen.
8rubt CT &arbunbrsbNrs Wast.
Norse CT frit, % bets Srsmtib fig TENDER.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31

~.
Bigger snb 9ip.t
suttet ! DuuI.,
Siit BOG iss p.c,
ut Oct uaasnsr ,nsans, =
8rpbsr jim 8ane,
8rinstr / Sale
BsIs.nps Strsmnina
8ruience Gang!
Bent fun iii &aar.n,
Bantroe 9piplsr!
lror on, at Slsn
Stanbisr p,nS Sans7
Brpbe ltal @aarsn
8rif,nbe Y9nfsr,
&ommsr m.o Ups
S0 meo iublsnbe Slang
&c buor bet Ipier
MIt opsr 4anost.
WOr9suen paa9ner
Yaa 6islb % | Dal.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31

Sanics 8. GaitoH, Yreioent.
Sobn Nmuton, 8ice Tr9l.
9. ". NurOif, Sasierer.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-31
DEBORAH
stmtbpriieret &ap.$1OO 900.

Sorretninsslpfale fammen meS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Seeprat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
POLITICAL GOSSIP AND OPINIONS

You might as well undertake to row up Mara
IA Fails with knittibg-needle as TO elect tenn
Ferance ticket in mos; States. - Nltraukee Se,t..
HH.
1t is unfortunate, but nevertheless true, that
'.hey cannot find any fault with the new Post.
master General. 1t is really unkind in President
Grant to deprive has critics of a coveted opportu.
nifty OF attacking him by making such eIcellen,
appointments as General Bristow and Mr Hale
- Clereiand Leader.
Whoever put it in, that was good suggestion
IN Grani's last yearly message about amendin
the Constitution SO as 10 enable the President tc
veto any particular section or clause of q bill
without vetoiDg the bill itself. With such an ar.
rangement, and an honest President to operate il
the device of loading the appropriation bills with
Jobs would not be SO successful as now Spring
field Republicans
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
a Basin not now Needed.

The moIe the matter is discussed the stronger
grows the belief that basin is not now needed.
1t has been many years since We have been sup
Piled with water so lavshly us at present. The
amount OF money expended on the water works
during the last few years has not been much less
than two hundred thousand dollars and We must
have n storage capacity for water fully equal TO
three or four days with proper economy.
We are convinced Of this from the fact that tie
city was several days without the use OF the
pumps while the Eleventh Street Main was being
connected with the Eleventh Street Basin, and
that reservoir was empty for several days while
the mud and filth was taken cut of it, In addi-
tion II was then said, the great mains then laid IN
Eleventh street and jefferson street, had OF
themselves capacity 10 bold days supply of
water Our citizens will no doubt remember the
general conversation that WAS INDUCED III at that
lime Captain Gallagher has experience and un-
Gerstsnds, we believe, how to make good job
OF his work, although he is rather extravagant
And we are quite sure he has not lost the ability
10 economize water now so that he could make it
last much longer than he did when we were
without the of the Eleventh Street Basin aud
also the Eleventh street snd Jefferson street
Mains. Economy tClb.ds the erection of a new
basin now.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
Furious.

Fred Douglas. the notorious negro poIiti-
clan, is out on in furious arucle against the
Republicans, especially those from Tho south,
who voted against the passage oftbe civil rights
bin. Ir the course ofihe article he says:
,By the treachery of Republican mem bers o!
Congress- elected in large part by colored votes
the negro is continued an outlaw. Fortunate
". the negro has the ballot. He owes it to him
sejfto use that ballot in Furnishing the treachery
of the men whose treason to professed princi-
pies leaves him a victim to negro hate Every
ballot that shall be cast by colored men for the
so-called Republicans who on Saturday night
last voted against the passage of the Civil
Rights bill will be regarded as SO many indorse-
m ents of their treason. Our people are not the
towards to kiss the hand that smites them.
They must not be led into the support of pre-
tended friends by sophlstry nor by inimida-
ton. Defeat every pretended Republican who
voted against the Civil Fights bill.
What will Mr. Lohand say in repiy 10 his
brother Douglas?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02

The new currency bill went into operation
the day it was signed, the 22d of Juue. The
abolishment of reserve on circulation has ad-
ded largely TO the surplus of that item. The
total circulation of national banks in redemp-
ton cities Is $ll0, 900 ot0 and that Of the banks
n the Interior s24O,000,V0o The new currency
bill apparently releases about SG4, 900 600 law
full money here uf-re h, d as a reserve on this
circulation, the old law requiring 10 per cent in
the. interior ana 20 Per cent in the redemption
cities but it must be r. remembered that many
country banks ke-pa considerable portion of
reserve in the redemption cities which is also
counted by the banks therein, thus duplca-
ting, as it were, to some extent the nominal
amount of reserve. But. allowing for all this,
there will be large amount OF money re-
leased, which will form the basis for large
incrase In bank credits upon which legitimate
business and speculation are largely conduc-
ted. Under the new law there is lno doubt
that the country banks will be required to
keep themselves in stronger osition than,for-
merly, which will no doubt result in benefit 10
the various sections of the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
General News.

The [ nited States steamer lrequois arrived at
San Francisco yesterday from Hong Kong.
The public debt statement for July lst shows
an increase OF $3.50, l9G during the past month
A. Holman Hamilton vas nominated for Con-
Rress yesterday by the Democrats of the Ninth
Indiana District
Mr.. Hale has withdrawn his acceptance Of the
Postmaster Gcnerrship, his health being too
much impaired to allow him TO perform the du-
ties OF the office.
All the monitors at Key West, except the Die
tator, left on Tuesday Tor Pensacola. They ere
conveyed by the Brooklyn. Shawmut, Ossipec,
Kansas and Pints.
Representatives. OF the prominent Western rail-
ROADS met IN New York yesterday and agreed
upon reduction in through passenger and freight
rates, TO take effect at once.
1t is reported from Pctou that the cable laying
steamship Faradav, which left Halifax, N s., q
week ago, struck an iceberg of Halifax and is
now total wreck. No particulars have been
received.
Ex-Govcrnor Dennson and Hon Henry /
Blow have notified the President of their ac-
ceptance Of the position Of Commissioners for
The District of Columbia. Mr. Cattell has de-
clined the Office.
In the Government suits against the New ork
Central Railroad, at Canandaigua Yesterday
Jodge Wallace directed that a verdict be given
Tor the company, on the ground that interest Ger.
tlfcates are not taxable.
Charles +. Conant, OF New Hampshire, CHIEF
OF the warrant division Of the Treasury Depart
senf, has been appointed Assistant Secretary OF
the treasury, to succeed Mr.. Sawyer Mr. Co.
nant has been for nine years a clerk in the war
rant division OF the Treasury, and has been chic
u the Division for the last 1our years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
AWar Of Races-How TO Avoid st.

Since the failure Of Congress to do any thing to
relieve the oppressed South. the carpet Dagger rs
and negroes down there have been more thievish
and impudent Than ever. They interpret the si-
lence Of Congress as consent, II not approval and
keep on stealing. When the South Carolina tax
payers asked for an investigation, they did not
put much fait b in the result of such work. but
they did think, correctly, that it might frighten
little the band of robbers who govern them, and
somewhat mitigate their mlseries. This least OF
all fovors being denied the political tyrauts of that
State are now carrying on things with higher
hand. The shameless Governor Moses has actu-
ally pardoned out the three Barnwell Commission
ers, convicted Of corruption and that few weeks
ago and sentenced to prison tor Terms OF three,
nine and ten years. This Governor, bad as he IL,
and sympathizing as he does with the official ras-
cality all about him, would never have dared this
but for the indifference OF Congress to the woes OF
the taxpayer. 10 Louisiana, too, we mark fresh
outbursts of violence ana rapine from the mongrel
Slate Government; and the poor. taxpaying whites
are in pure self defence, organizing themselves TO
resist the spoilers by every means, lighting includ-
ed. Men OF sll the old parties aud factions, count
ing in the two Republican varieties, are Joining
this corps and they mean business, The Govern
ment of the State is rotten and Infamous from
end to eud. The Legislature is a gang OF black
and white thieves, with small sprnkling OF hon
est men, powerless to etay the corrupton, and ouly
showing it up in bolder relief. Judges can be
bought Tor peck OF potatoes Juiies are all
there is a desperate contest to see who can con-
troll (which is equivalent to steaiiug) the largest
share of the public funds These creatures are
perfectly willing to turn Louisiana into swamp
or wilderness, so long as they can fill their
pouches aud get away in safety from the scene
of devastation. The recent overflow Of large
districts and terrible loss Of lite and property
are attributable TO the theft Of millions OF dol
lars which should have gone 10 the making OF
dollars which should have gone to tue making
of strong levees. The people of the North have
been obliged to give aims to the wretched suf-
ferers from these crimes, because the Louisiana
taxpayers have been robbed OF nearly the ir last
dollar. Goadcd on by outrages, the honest white
men of the State nov turn a. bay, and will hight
for tie overthrow of their oppressors. Friends OF
peace must deeply regret the appearance oil any
sign of an impending war Of races, such as Is OIL
fered by the organization ofwhites against blacks.
But it is said there, may be no other modes OF self
defence, except pledged and thorough union OF
tho victims against the tyrants. The negroes can
not protest against new party based on COM
plexion alone, for they have long been banded
and sworn together.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02

Tue RADICAL STATE CoNvENTIoN-it Is said
the call for the Radical State Convent IN will be
issued in a few days, and that it will meet at
Georgetown during the present month The elec
t:on OF delegates will be held week or ten days
before the assembling OF the Convention The
proportion of delegates assigned to the negroes
is expected to be named pro rata for each hundred
and the city CT Wilmington. The ticket will
probably bo composed OF n majority Of white
men, notwithstanding the negroes belong 10 tho
party casting the most votes. This course is
to be pursued here, we infer in retaliation for
;he conduct Of the Radical negroes in South
Carolina, who, being in The majority, monopolizc
nearly all the State offices and have raised the
salaries go high that enough money cannot be
collected from taxes to lay them. Even tho
negroes not in ofIice complain that they are thus
robbed of their labor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
or the Gazette.
'L'he Governorship.
l,ryrsN, KENT Co.. DEL July


iENTeN, KENT Co.. DEL July /. 1874.
or. JOHNSON f q: Having seen the names
OF many v orihy s0d justly gentlemen tn<-
guNe n rough the columns Of your journsl,
aS cat didatek for gubetpaiiopsl honor, la
the approaching campaign, We modestiy,
by your perms'ion (tar the use of our
columns,) offer another, .hough not les
stI) star To q added 10 that bIiiiisDt galaxy
of Dslaw ares iilustrious SOM, in the person
OF James Williams, Eal., OF this hundred,
gentleman not uuk no n 10 the political his
tory of our State, having served threet terms
in the General Assembly, twice in the
House OF II representatives., and once as pre-
siding offc' r Of the Senate, creditably TO his
state, aud entirely satisfactory to his con =.
stiusbts. he has bsen weighed in the po-
iitical balance and not found wan ting.
10 Mr.. Williams own neighborhood.
where he Is most intimately known, ne
commands the highest esteem of every one,
Irrespective of party aGni ties. He is hon
ored and respected for his sterhng glntegrity.
honesty OF purpose, anu enlarged views OF
men and measures generally. Having
been a hfe long Democrat. and enjoyed al
ali times the full and entire confidence OF
that great party, he would bring II nomina-
mated and elected, to the discharge OF The
duties of The Office, deep mental culture
aud ripe experience. With MIR. Wiliiams
as candidate for Governor, and Hon. Chas.
b. Lore ior Repr esen tative in Congress-, we
believe we could confidently expect some
thing like our old time, huge Democratic
msjorities KENT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
self nee.

To criminal neglect of preventive medication
may be ascribed maority of the ailments which
affect humanity 1t is we'll ascertained fact. rest
ing on the experience of twenty years. that course
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will put even a
naturally feeble system in such o state of defence
that il will be com petent to resist the most preva
lent causes of disease, such as the maign influence
OF miasma, unwholesome water, excessive heat.
damp cold sudden changes OF temperature, &c.
Yet there are thousands OF persons living in per
petual peril from or more o these causes. who
reck essly omit to avail themselves OF the abso-
lutte protection which this famous vegetable anti
dote affords. Intermittent and bilious remittent
feyers. rheumatism general debility. nervous weak
ness and irregularities OF the stomach. bowels and
liver, would be comparatively unknown II this
palatabIe specific were in universal use in the dis
tricts " here they principally prevail. jy1tos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
Better Times Ahead.

Tie indications now are that we shall have
letter times d.!.ng the iall ard " inter months
ard that by tie next spring business will again
revive and hope and confidence produce that
prosperity and business life fer which we have
oil been anxiously looking for the past two or
three years. Those therefore, who proceed With
the buildings and improvements now at care.
fully reduced rate of cost, are likely TO he the
gamers in the end.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02

Sin is very much the offspring of physical ILL
health and feeble stomachs. During third of
our time the processes of digestion go in our
bodies, and if the stomach and bowels are not well
nothing is well, To be dyspeptc is be miserable;
moreover dyspepsia is the foundation of fevers and
diseases Of the blood. liver, skin d kidneys. Dys-
pepsa invariably yields to the virtues of the veget
able ingredients contained in that great purfyer Of
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs. je25-4w