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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17

Independent tickets in Baltimore and Mary
land are looked forward to as the means OF de-
feating the Democratic Ring which has fastened
on both the city and the State A letter from
Talbot says that county, usually Democratic
will give $50 majority for the Independent can.
didate for Governor There was a bitter fac
tional quarrel amongst the Democrats of Talbot,
at The election of their State Convention dele.
gates on Wednesday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17
STEAMBOAT Zines.

~th"A'upNs -ft'eilbNs.
NOR PHILADELPHIA
TWO TRIPS DAILY.
COMM ENCING THU RSDAY, JULY lsT.
ON and after THURSDAY, July lst, the steamer
Es.sllgs-zs
SAMUEL M. FELTON,
viii run as follows Leave Wilmington, at g. 80.
a. m. and y. III leave lIouk at T2N, u. IN. and 80,
M leave Chester at 7.4n, a. m, and 2.1O, p. m.
Returning, leave Philadelphia AT 80 a. IN. and 4. Is,
N. Fare from Wilmington, ~ cents return trip
tickets, 80 cents Fare from HOOK or Chester, 20
cents; return trip tickets, 30.
Freight taken as heretofore.
Parties shipping carriages are notified that tile
line Will not be responsible for any damages after
landing on the wharf at Philadelphia.
Mr. Iaggart will forward them at shippers risk II
requested to DO so. myl5,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17

The Gazette is in doubt about the degree OF
energy shown by negro slave driver" in his
use of cart whip" 1t ought not TO feel un-
certain on that point, 1t used to be in the
plantation business, itself, and surely cannot
lack knowledge ou the subject of 9 licking mig
gers" However, let it apply to its great leader
that Georgia party who proposed to call the roll
Of his slaves at the foot of Bunker Hill.
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VI Publications. ID
For 1876.

r.
bright. cheerful. progressive. al
- ways up tn the advancing thought
Of the tines, The Home Magazine
takes rank with the leading and most
influential periodicals Of the day. It
is ON the eide II fenperahcsl and true
christian morality. Whatever is hurt
full it condemns without fear or favor,
and makes itsslf felt anstAei homes Of
the people az, . pawer for good.
THE GREAT HoUsEHoLD Magazine
Of America, Is more thoroughly identi-
fed with the people ID their home and
social life than any other periodical in
the couItry.a Il ssssd iIs.
"DEBoRAH NnRlEAN: her, work and
her reward /" A new serial story by
r. s. Arthur will Be commenced In
.FIrrr YrAas AGO !; osr q tie cabins Of
the West, y BY Knseila Rice. We an
nounce this new series II articles with
real pleasure. knowing aswe do that
il will be among the most attractive
that we ehall offer our readers next
year. Miss Rice. besides holding the
pen Of ready writer. hash her pos
session n large, suount. pf original
material from which to draw. and q
wide acquainfance with people whose
personal "reminiscences are rich with
pioneer incidents and experiences.
HOMES Fox THE People" a ser
les Of admirably Suggestive articles on
homes and how to make them pleasant
and attractive. BY Mrs. =, B. Duffey
"THE SToRT, TELLER.s This de.
partment will Be unusually rich, Be-
sides an abundance Of short stories
two or three serials will be gwen du
ring the year. ssl.is -ss'1 u q
"PlPpsIsslwAr'' Potts the inimi.a,
BILE delineator Of home Life. spd charac
ter, will have an article in every nun,
Der. s'sss ! - 81 g
BuTTERIcK'sinewest patterns for Ia
dies and chlldrens'i dresses .aresgiver
by special, arrangement every month
The MOTHERS Department will b,
carefully edited and have suggestiv,
articles from 9 " best and most expsr
J The HoesnkniErrRs. Deparsnrn
/ win be ifall and practical. aud c.niai,
many contributions fram experience,
| hOusekeepers.t .sgs .4,,tsf esssss
"THE LIox Ii LorEs and "Tbe Ia
terrupted Reader" two large an,
splendid premidtn engravings. One a
these is sent tree to every subscriber
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Publications, .rIf
PETERs0Nps JOURNAL

PETERS0NpS JOURNAL
'Of Popular Literature.
All Articles Complete lii Each No.
.MESSRS Fl. PETERSON& SEQ,
Ill well known through the
country from their connection for
many years With the Saturday
Evening Post. will shortly begin
the publication Of a flrst.clasS
Monthly Maga1ine, TO be entitled
PetersoRs journal, and TO ibe de-
voted 70 the most popular Ilitera-
ture OF the day. go S
b Petersoa's Journal, the first
number of which, will be, issued
for December 1874, will be the
cheapest first class Magazine pub
lished in, America--and will aim
to furnish a greater amount of
superior reading matter, ID d more
elegrant form, thanscano he pro
cured elsewhere !. for the. same
|prico. 1t will avoid an continued
stories, the pnblisherst believing
that the breaking of ofthe parra-
tive each month interfercs with
the enjoyment of the reader Each
number will thus. be completed, in
itself-and will present regularly
a variety of popular stories and
miscellaneous papers, written by
some OF the most talented authors
OF this country and England.
Terms $500 a year. An extra
copy will be supplied gratis fol-
ever cinb of Ave Subscribers at
S3.0Oeach. The postage willbe pre-
paid BY thepublishprs, without ,ex
ira charge, in accordance with the
new law. Specimen scopeis 2i
cent. No specimens sent gratis.
Address. .tg,s.
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The New York Tribune.
The Leading American Newspaper
Founded by Horace Greeley.

TN the recent elections the people
L have decided In favor Of honesty
and independence In jour
nalism. The Tribune, which years
ago declared That IL was not and new
or would be party organ, claims
the verdict, as the popular vindica-
ton Of its course, and recognizes in
the result the voice Of the people for
reform and integrity in government.
for candor and Independence among
newspapers. During the campaign
which hae Just closed The TRIBUNE
has fully maintained its right to the
title Of the Leading American
Newspaper" This position it has
earned and retains for the following,
among other reasons:
1ii It publishes ALL the news. earlier,
more fully, and more intelligently
than any other paper.
= It insists on peace throughouC1 the
whole country, the right OF local saE-
government, and the protection ofall
classes in the exercise Of their just
and legal rights.
1t advocates confidence and good
feeling between North and South,
: and lahora for an honest and abiding
reconciliation.
Itmaintains fairness and candor to
ward all public, men and questions,
and dignity and courtesy toward as.
sociates and rivals.
rls Itpublishes scientific news, reports,
discussions and discoveries to q de.
gree Of fullness and accuracy never
before attained by any paper.
It gives every week ten or more
columns of the most carefully prepar
ed agricultural matter during the
4 year, much more in the aggregate
than the entire contentsof any othel
agricultural publication, and thu
whole forming a department. OF which
IN eminent agricultural editor said
It has done more to makego farm
b ers than any other influence which
ever existed.n
Ithas published o series ofscientifi,
and Hterary extras which have me
q wider sale and more emphatic pop
ular approval than than any simila
publication Of the kind.
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= Publications.
THE SHREVEPORT TIMES,
A Daily and Weekly Journal,
Pnhlished In tina.
City Of Shreveport, la.
49, TER1fs:
Daily, per annum, 81:
Weekly, per anDuIn, 9;

THE TINES is y commercial
i and political paper, devoted
to the development Of the material
resources of Northwest Louisiana,
East Texas, and Southwest Ar.
kansas. $50
y The Immigrational, Agricultur.
al, Social, Political, Educational,
and Railroad Interests OF these
sections, will claim orr constant
and careful consideration.
COMMERClAL.--Special atten-
fion will be devoted to the Com
mercial column, and our country
readers may always refer toit.and
to our prices current, with perfect
confidence in their accuracy.
The RIVER COLUMN will be
managed witbequal care, and will
always accurately report the
movements of boats, the fluctua-
lions oftbe river, aud the rates OF
freights. IS
| IN PoL1T1cs, the paper is thor.
oughly Democratic, and will wage
an uneompromising warfare upon
1.-THE corruptions of the Radical
party; upon its efforts to overthrow
the rights Of the States, and cen
IIralize the Government, aud upon
its policy of gigantic monopolies,
which is tending to make the rich
richer, the poor poorer, and which
must result in the establishment,
of an odious shoddy arist0cracy
under whase iron heel the dignity
OF labor will be trampled and the
working classes, degraded into !;
fconditiOn of serfdom.
LlTERARY.-The "Daily Times
lis one OF the largest and liandsom
lest country Dailes in the, United
States, and it will be the aim O
the editors TO make it a valuable
land welcome visitor i'm ever,
household. In addition to its 30
llitical and commercial intelligence
its columns will he glaced with ar
ticles OF general and literary char
acter, selected with care and will
La view to their influence upol
ipublic morals. fsse
/ The publication Of 4 daily papel
Of the size and character Of th,
Times 10 an expensive and h.
horious enterprise, and one that i,
calculated TO reflect credit upon
and greatly benefit the communit,
in which it is published; we there
fore appeal to all who feel an in
] terest in the prosperity of Shreve
Eport, and in its character abroad
TO extend to US u liberal support.
! ~ Attached to the Office, is
E6rst-class job Department, sup
piled with improved printin,
presses. and every description O
Job Type and other materiul. w,
tofer to execute JOB WORK il
the best style aud at the loves
rates, guaranteeing to duplicat,
bills from New Orleans, and /,
render satisfaction IN all cases.
{, ~ Terms-Cash. 81
i A. Fl. LEONARD s. CO.,
I<aEslIT PrOprintors. !.
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Publications.
The Atlantic Monthly.
The Leading Literary Magazine Of
Established 1887.

Inc Leading Literary Magazine OF
America.
Established 1887.
What it Offers for 1875.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
y willcontribute during the year,
frequent Essay & and Poems; and
William Cullen Bryant and Henry
Wardsworth Longftllow viii pub
lish Poems and Peppers ofspecial
interest. 1Af 49,
"Mark Twain viii contribute
"Sketches- of Mississippi River
Life" as he used to see it from a
pilot house. @
Bayard Taylor will write of
"Life in Weimar and Gotha,r aud
on topics suggested by his resi-
dence in Germany. snl.
Charles Dudley Warner will fur
nish, during this sojourn 10 the
East, "Sketches OF Oriental Life
and Travel"
~ Robert Dale Owen will continue,
from time to time, his Chapters OF
Autobiography"
Francis Parkman will continue,
papers on the "Wars of New
England and Canada and pic
turesque episodes of the old Colo.
NAL life in Quebec and Montreal.
THE ATLANTIC will follow Mr..
Eggleston's "Recollections of a
Rebel" with "six papers on John
Brown" by +. B. Sanborn, whose
acquaintance with the theories,
plans, and performances of, the
great Abolitionist is full, exact,
and intimate. te ssste s7isat3s NJ
"Cnrrency and Finance will, be
discussed by David A. Wells and
Edward Atkinson. s. .... l IS s, So.
DR.. Brown Sequard is exreetcd
to furnish some popular papers Oh
the branches of medical science in
| which he is authority. There will
be SERIAL STORIES by W. ID
Howells and FL. James, .jr., and
| short stories from j. r. Trow
bridge, T. B. Aldrich, Rose Terry
| VIM. M Baker, and other capita
tstory.tellers,t .aess i'll
[ POETRY will be well represent
ef by the names of Bryant, Long
fellow, Lowell, sWhitner, Holmes
Aldrich,' Stedman, Haynp, Mis-.
Phelps, Celia, Thaxtar, Tho. bes1
American poetry appears lin TIL
| ATLANTIC. tss
The four, departments of Litter
allure, Music. Art and Educator
will be filed monthly By vigorous
editorial articles and reviews. aiss
The Lending Contributors o
1.-THE ATLANTIC Write for no Othe
Magazine; and the managers pro
pose to keep it where it has alwayl
stood, at the head of American
Literature. ''iti arc ''i.e aA
1ne january snuMOer VIII navt
poems by Longfellew ton Charlie,
t'Sumner1 rAldrich "a Chritma'
Poem), Stoddard, Elizabeth Stu
art Phelps articles by Bayart
Tay lor, life in Wiemar), Olive
Wendell Holmes {the Ainericaniz
led European), Robert Dale Over
(Recent Spiritual Phenomena)
1.-THE beginning of Henry James
IRIS, Novel Frederick Hndson)
the firstiof Mr.. Sanborn's paper
ON John Brown, aud a story b,
MARK Twainp ~ Ht1ta a4l'ss-'
TERMS: i Single or specimen
numbers, So cents. Yearly sub
!scrip:ion, o.. s
Remittances by mail should b
sent by a money order, draft, o
Registered letter to Fl. O. Hough
ton & Co., Riverside Press, Gam
bridge, Mass. ..aa
THE ATLANTIC will be sent fire.
of postage TO all subscribers 70
1875. Published by
II. .. HOUGHTON q co, Boston, ].
1.-THE Riverside Press, Cambridge.)
HURD Il HOBGHTON,I 3 Aston place
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What the Southern Press Say Of
THE TRIBUNE, a.;,,,.., !

d We consider the Tribune a very
valuable paper. ~ Ashville Citizen.
The New York Tribune, In Its faith-
fnl aud HeArching exposure of outrage
slanders on Alabama II and other
States, has done immense service to
truth and Justice. II Macon Georgia
Telegraph and Messenger. 81, s..
We thank the. New York Tribune
for Ito manly and powerful words in
demanding justice for the people of
Alabama.-I Montgomery News.
Z The best newspaper Ia the world
III the New York Tribune. It COM
bines the dignity and sagacity of the
London Times with the representa-
tive news enterprise of America
baltimore Bulletin. 50
a paper to be admired for its indie
peudence Of tone and it's reliability OF
news.-lEpiscopal Methodist, Balti-
more, Nd.
ANY one who wants q, frst-class
paper which keeps fully up with the
times in literature, science and art
should subscribe for the Tribune
fSparfansburg Carolina Spartan.
The imperial sheet of the world,
the New York Tribune.--[J jackson.
vile Fla New South. slssss "A
We regard 1t as the best paper, all
In al, Published in the United States,
lMorrfstown (Tcnn.] I Gazette.
Today the New York Tribune Is
! undoubtedly the frst of American
newspapers: whatever may be said
OF its rivals, il has clearly won pre-
cedeneesof all and very creditably
does itfepresent the Journalism of the
COUNT y While dealing with all the
topics coming within tho range Of a
newspaper. the Tribune makes q
speciality OF the great subject of agri-
culture. Itbecomes, therefore q mat
ter OF vital Importance to the country
that the direction of the ideas of this
vast section j should be in able and
conscientious hands, and a matter fol-
congratulation that the farmers par
excellence has the high standing Of
the Trlbune.-lThe IN. W South
: The New York Tribune is doing q
great work IN, popnlarizing Science,
by the publication Of cheap extras t.
that great daily -four Monthly
Clinton, S. G. "a. 81 ~
American newspaper enterprise Is
probably at this time more fully H.
Illustrated in the daily issues of the
New York Tribune than ii, any other
journal.-r Wilmington IN. or Star,
Unequalled In culture, dignity
comprehensive breadth, polish Of
expression and intellectual; fettered
by no party ties, bolted indecencles OF
speech, and hysteric with no wild
sensations.- Raleigh IN. CT Aeri-
cultural Journal.
Surely the paper has maintained
successfully the high Popularity
which he bequeathed it, and the
name OF an ably conducted and indie
pendent j0urnal, which sits now de
serves even more justly than at any
time during Mr.. Greeley's life.-fPs.
tersburg tVa.) Index and Appeal
Terms Of the Tribune.
Daily, by mail. $40 per year; Semi
Weekly, So per year; ave cogies,
81 so each. -
Weekly, s. per year; ten comics.
u Is leach; twenty copies, 81 loeach:
- Postage in all cases is paid bv
the Tribune. and papers addressed 10
oach Subscriber, without extra
charge. ''s
Agents wanted IN every town. 20
whom Liberal cashp commissions viii
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Specimen copies, clrcul is ana post
err me-. Address
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. ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,.
A Journal Of News and Politics.
Prospectus for 1876.

The Republicah will begin the New
i Year with subscription list greatly
increased over that Of any rprsvious
year, and with d general business JUS
tifying enlarged arrangements for the
publication Of the best newspaper. in
the Wests Hsving special CORES
pondents at all the lprincipal centres.
and enjoying the advantages Of an ex.
tensive telegraph service, its facilities
are unrivalted for collectingnews. Its
corps ofledifors and reporters is very
full. embracing gentlemen Of expef.
fence and admitted excellence in their
several departments. Tho editorial
tone fur which the Republican las
achieved SO tnucl, fame, will b. main
tanned. end. in the discussion pefs the
current topics of th~ day. this Journal
will aim to enforce its views with Gun.
sistency and 'vigor. but with modera.
ton and candor.u Eefs aGsfsgTs
Free to Comment upon events in the
political world from a stand point Of
true Western independence. the Re-
publican will not disappoint those who
look trit to sadvqcate hereafter the
conservative doctrines for which ithas
battles so lsag and 80 sarneftlyd The
/. usulpaa a;'sv 81 sre y asnngInn aam,P
by those IN authorify-ihe attempt to
perpetuate tyranny by the centraliza-
ton Of power--will meet on federation.
The emancipation Of the South frnm
military and scarpet- bsg'' domination
the deliyerance Of the West from. the
bondage Of the Eastern monopoIists-
these will be matters Of profound con-
cern and constant attention.. But with
them the develcpmentsof the vast ma
.erial interests o. the Mississippi val
ley the, encouragement Of the spirit
OF enterprise and progress--the i'm
prnvemrnt Of our national water ways
lin short. the inaugnrati6n Of Q Wes-
tern and Southern business policy,
=. eng:3e a.sargsa ~ saSs re.
poo'icans EFFORTS; The paper will
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Every interest of American indus.
try will find al earnest advocate
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I,. ,,hIss; nussn.ule. sno diacese
embracing papers aud dsscripsisose
places. tales OF adventure and dis
=, win notes OF al that g dui1
tne way Q. e1p.oraticn. % H.
:. - ''B"s = uo" soe suas
1, c" " res
! Mature nature, ana natorsl histsry.
No'on VIII DC given enteftatuis9 IL
pers on ine casracfaristics =
earns ~ !; sur. surface. ins habits of asiaels
- = .es"s ''sua ~ lno
w" !. aI =, sra w.
soelal ! nemes, inciud,ng papeys
pa-ss,ng 'oeaa % cspsole ooservesa
!, s"c,a' psoelsss' 'ne srss ana facsl
~. .ns nouesnoaa' . and suon nsfsss9
psn ~. - .ss oa',y A.es'
e ais fmoraca9& cstslct
{ new banning. new sronitscsufe s g
S So,s :. g, on aeeosss'vr snd e
r! progress sf the -rt' N all sheis w..
Miscellany viii eoY.r s.isos,aas /,
rev 1. blocks. hnak,' brief tranilasioss IT,
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