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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
From the state Capital.
the STATE RAIDERS "-$4000 OF BRAINS ABOVE
poLLARs-lIQUOR AND scIrooLs-TuE Fir HERES
OTHER ITEMS.

TINE +" STATE RAIDERS "-$4O00 OF BRAINS ABOVE
DoLLARs-LQUOR AND scHooLs-TuE Fir HERES
OTHER ITEMS.
Special 10 the Commercial.
Dover, DEL, March ..
Another busy day yesterday, with the State
Aiders now more commonly called estate Raid
ers." A report had got abroad that the vote
granting MD to the proposed new railroads in
Kent and Sussex was to have been taken yes
terdsy afternoon, in consequence Of which a
large number OF people from along the lines
OF the different proposed roads were
in attendance ut the Capital They were no
little disappointed when no reference was
made to State Aid except the presenting of few
Petitions in its favor. meeting Of those in
fave1 Of the meas,Ie WAS held in one Of the
committee rooms last night, which was largely
attended, not only by members Of tho Legisls-
ture. but other leading onteide friends of the
movement.
fIxEp At LAST.
The House yesterday receded from it's amt nd
ment which gave 1850 ench to U. 4 Senators
Bay ard and Salisbury and settled down to $1,000
each. The impression still prevails that they
were very generously rewarded
THE LIQUOR LIcESsE FEES AND rnE ruBIIc
SCHOOLS.
A bill offered few days ago by Senator Fd-
deman provides that all monies received for Ii
quor license fees shall be appropriated to the
School Fund. The bill has been read 3 second
time, and II passed would materially increase the
school fund and especially help the lower coun-
ties at the expense as usual OF Now Castle coun-
y.
The DELAWARE F1sHlRiEs.
| E. Il. Norney and other gentleman from st.
| Georges hundred have been here urging upon
the Legislature to do something to protect The
shore fishermen between the Appoquinminh
and st. Augustine creek from the encroachment'
| Of the gill net fishermen. II seems that the
gill men are in the habit Of dragging their nett
over the shore fisheries in coming to land, which
practically breaks them up. Mr.. Norney is al
intelligent gentleman, and thoroughly under
stands the subject
The members are pretty well convinced tina
something should be done, and no doubt a bill
will soon be introduced by Mr.. Rowland for tina
| purpose.
| ODDS AND ENDS
A bill introduced by Senator Riddle yesterla
provides for dividing Appoquinimink into tw
hundreds. Should tile bill pass s. 4. will be
| happy man.
Nothing was done yesterday with the repre-
sentation bills, the State Aid excitment eclipsp
everything else.
Cne Of the members Of the House had a Join
resolution IN his pocket to adjourn the Legisla
ture on the 18th instant but he did not offer il
SEINE think Of getting through by the 20th an
others fix 1t at the 9th.
The school bill is meeting with opposition o
account Of the high salary for Superintendent
and also because the tax is considered too hig
for Sussex 1t will be materially changed befol
| 1t passes. :. II,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
.,ur nr1A WARE rR1nu pxb,t.Aed .

TIE DELAWARE TRIB UNE, pub'ishsd al
I've o0NNER 1IAL office, eOsry Msrsday morn
no, aad oontotns principally, reading matter
published h ae Daily. It's ne larsss paper AMI
oos.atns BY far 1ss mast reading matter Of Aose
pv ,ished ON ne Peninsula. Terms, Too Dollars
DER an~um, postage prepaid BY Ne PS5asAsra
THE DAILY COMMERCIAL 10 Issued evs'y
afternoon, except Sunday. 10 " Oldest Daily
Paper in Wilmington, aud lhe STATE Of De'aseare.
Terms, to any Post 0dl's Ia Ne" Castle county,
$500 per annun si.2s for 8 months; 30 cents
psr month to post Offices outside Of Ns'o Castle
county, - 50 per year sl4o for three mo"th' J
50 cents per moaih. Single copies T'no Cents
The Publishers prepdy postage.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE is am
ply yropiasd soiM priaa"s material Of 0'e 1te'
styles, and our 'sork is done eq'n'to Philadelphia
Offices, and at NO higher rates.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroup, IL
tested by al classes Of the Immunity that il h law
deemed Indispensable as a Tonic medicine It costs
but little, turtles the flood and gives tone to i, :
stomach, tenOvales the system and prolnpos in,
Ever,b 10y shou Il have IL.
the cure OF Weak >toma1hs, General Debility
indig stlon, Diseases Of the Stomach and Tor MI
cases requiring q tonic. '
This wine includes the most agreeable and eff,cl.
ent SAT- OF Iron we possess - Citrate OF Magnetic
oM lie, combined with the most energetic OF VI ncta-
BILE tonc-iellow Peruvian Bark.
DO You want something to strengthen youe
Do you want good appetite?
Dol u want 10 get rid of nerv0ns ness.
Do you want energy?
Do you want to sleep vel?
Do You want to build up your constitution:
Do you want to fesl wvll /?
Do you want \ brisk and gnrous feeling?
II you do try kuukel's Bitter Wine of Iron
] only ask trial OF this valuable tonic /!
Beware OF C unterfelts, as kunAel's Bitter Wine
OF Iron Is the only sure and eectuRl remedy in the
known world for the perm Anent cure, OF pyspeps a.
and ietty, and ~ there are a number Of tmita,
lions offered 10 the public would caution the com
munts to purchase none but the genuine artic,
stamp on the cork OF every bottle. The yery fact
that Others are attempting TO initiate this valuable
rem dy, proves its worth ard g. leaks volumes 10 lis
favor. Get the genuine. Sold only In 81 10 ties
Sold by oil Druggists and dealers everywhere
25s TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE ass
Head and all compete in Two hours. No fee I'm
head passes eat. Fin, and Stomach Worms re-
moved by DR.. kuAkel, 9as North Ninth ST.. Pnilads.
af Kunkels Worm syrop. 1t never fails.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

That is a severe ind ,tmsnt OF Theodore Til
ton made by Lawyer Tracy in his opening for
the defence in the Beecher Trial ;-nothing
sterner, more relentless has been heard III .
Court Room III there latter dsys but most
even-mlndel persons will be disposed to admit
its essential truth. Incorrect, possibly unfair,
it may be in soma respects, but IN its arragn-
ment Of Tilton as Al unconquerable egotist, a.
= man who would sacrifice home and friendship
aud blessed peace Of mind upon the altar
Of his vanity and greed for personal recognition,
there will be few who have calmly followed the
Developments OF the Brooklyn Scandal to dis
pute. Whether it ia just to claim that because
Tilton il proved out Of his own mouth to be this
sort of character that therefore he must have
led all through about Beecher IL another mat
ter, and We do not propose to endorse all that
Gen. Tracy said until we learn the whole ground
of the defence and are impressed by its truth;
but the controlling forces in Titon's tempers-
ment are none the less clear and lie Is shown, no
matter what may yet be proved, q thoroughly
selfish man.
And this is good deal to have established to
entire satisfaction in such muddle as this
scandal case. For il we admit absolnta anvil.
ronment in SELF situation which includes a
ruthless striking down Of everything which in
terferes with self, logic may fairly carry us a
long step further. 1t becomes clear why Tlton
was envious and Jealous OF Beecher and desired
to get him out Of the way. We can even IN.
derstand how the feeling might have grown int,
sort of mania with Tilton, until he reslizef
that he and Beecher could not breath,
tie air OF BROOKLYN together. The yo,,oer mo,
had been raised by the elder, in a manner. an,
had of late heard it said that Int for tho orc.
Preacher the ambitious Young orator And write
would never have been prominent bou Peec,o
cleared the vay for him on the 1,denend.n, !,
effect, made him what he was. This was worm
wood to his abnormal ssenstiyepess. Then afte
ha;,., n. la ,hor.,. eu,, s,. !,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

The new United States Senate, which goes
into Office March the 9Th and meets in special
session at the Capitol March 5th consists of
seventy-three members, ther being ono vacan-
ccy, that in Louisiana. The new Senate contains
Al regular republicans and independent repub.
lieans-Booth OF California, Chnstiancy of
Michigan, and Angus Cameron OF Wisconain-27
democrats and independent democrat An
drew johnson, of Tennessee--and one liberal re-
characterization, of Texas. Compared with
the present Senate, there are eight less repub-
licans and aeven more democrats. The regular
republicans in the present Senate have IS ma
jority over all others combined, whilst in the
new Senate they will have nine majority. The
republicans and independent republicans COM
blned will have 10 majority over all others in
the new Senate
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

NEWARK, DEL, March /.
Our people were again disappointed by having
no lecture at Delaware College Word was
received from DIR. Bush stating that a great
press OF business made it impossible for him to
be in Newark that evening.
We see Wyman is showing in Wilmington and
some of our citizens are very anxious to know il
they ever drew any land or houses that was to be
distributed on or about the 10th OF January, 1876
He drew very good houses here and amc & them
some have been interested in drawing that was
to take place somewhere in New Jersey.
Last week, party, three IN number, were in
town selling soaps, in long, wet bars, Fl ON va.
gon, which they represented was saved from q
sunk at the Breakwster. How about
r.? Wasn't the whole story sell?
The Agile B. B. c. and Literary A SOC alton
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
propose giving another hop on Friday evening,
April I'd. Their former one gave &c leral natis.

propose giving another hop on Friday evening,
April I'd. Their former one gave general satis-
faction.
Newark and vicinity has been infested more by
fore. At present we have some very severe
cases, among the rest, some Of scarlet fever,
which We had hoped was gone from our midst
not to return.
We were shown, last week, q very neat and
pretty diploma awarded 10 Prof. E. b. Porter by
the Middletown Agricultural Society for having
the largest number OF articles on exhibition At
the fair Of the Society, last year.
The foundry Of @. ". Bandy, which has been
closed for come time, will resume operations,
ham. This will DO encouraging newp.
Some thief, on Saturday night, broke the pad
lock Of Joseph Qriifith's smoke. house, and stole
five large middlings Of meat r..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

(bflWetnsa ApueOuev

An autopsy on the executed Ortwein WAS
held at Harrisburg. Ills brain weighed iifty-
two and one-hslf ounces, and moreover, /; was
in a healthy, perfect condition, containing no
indication whatever Of disease or injury. The
heart and lungs were natural and perfect, not
sign OF disease being discovered in either of
these organs. Weight Of heart, 1881 ounces:
average weight OF human heart 10 to IL ounces.
There was no dislocation OF the neck, but mere
iy separation Of the second and third ceryicsl
vertebra, which produced immediate paralysis
OF the whole body and an easy death.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
A Nailroad Peace ma kcr,
EFFORTS OF THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE p,
AMI IL. uECaNGII.E aAunEr~r A IN ucnl~r

EFFORTS OF THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE p, W.
AND d. TO RECONCILE GARRETT AND scorT.
The Baltimore Sun, Of Saturday, prints the fol-
Lowing among mass Of information IN relation
to the Railroad War
Since the monthly meeting Of the directors Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad this week, Mr.. Enoch Pratt, vice-Presi.
dent OF that company, who initiated the efforts
Tor the truce OF last spring has called upon Mr.
Garrett in the character OF = peacemaker. The
matters that enter into the controversy between
the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Com
panies were discussed, but the friendly mission
OF AR Pratt failed in producing any favorable
settlement can be reached except upon terms
that will differ from the arrangements made last
April in regard to Che route between Baltimore
and New York,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
nroxrr ,rAnru1 nIsAsrua,

Ths catalogue Of marine diaaseass Of the past
FORTNIGHT 10 startling one n come eoss.
Tia pablo has not bssn shocked with rstsrsssd
rsporlu Of loes Of life q -, ~ Il was last win
". but tho comparative hazmlsssnsss Of recsnt
acndauts does mot deprive the subject OF serious
intarsst Thsss mishaps have not occurred
throuRh storm, but through that other bete moir
Of tho anxious mA.iner--Fog. II with fog we
had had heavy weather % we'll the record Of
Tebruary vould have been disastrous beyond
ureoedept. Happily the winds have been light
for the time Of wear and all the vessels In dis.
tre.s IL not wholly rescued have n "A the moro
pr.sions mart of their freight n have
econ NJ complese summary Of these Academia.
| II vould be difficult thing 10 compile, for the
dIsaste.v seem to have stretched the whole
+! length Of our coast on to the North where fog
has mot prevailed the severe cold has led to 40
embargo OF another sort. Now England and
Canadian fishing vessels have been frozen up
for week., and even - open locality a. Cape
| Cod bay has boon turned INTO . polar sea- 1t IL
. aeAsou 10 be long remembered.
Among the more serious Of the casuslties oc.
curing through fog were those involving the
"oueep," "France," .syicksburg" and "Yszoo,"
These VI re- ali 6ns steam vessels. laden with
valuable csreoes, They were fu thermore all in
charge of experienced pilots, on familiar ground.
and not exposed to storm. Smaller crafts Of ali
.orts have come TO grief. There have a,so bean
numerous collisious. some of them of very
xer;ous character. Ono of the Clyde stea,ner,
ran into a schooner ,ust outside Of New yor,
H.rbor and cut into her go clearly that III,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
The Ohio prOl,tbAtiOnis e.,

The State Prohibition Convention Of Ohio met
at Columbus Wednesday, about 100 delegates be-
ing present. A State ticket was Nominated,
headed by Jay Odcll, of Cleveland, for Cover.
nor. The Prohibition platform OF last year was
adopted with additional resolutions approving
OF compulsory education, commencing the presi-
dent OF the United States for "endeavoring to
snl.ain the honor Of the nation" and ascri6inp
the trouble in the South to the failure Of Con.
gress to understand the situation, or it's neglect
to pass proper laws for the prevention of anar
civ and booished
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

, The b.ll repeating the Local Option law passed
the House OF Representatives at Harrisburg,
yesterday, by a vote of 108 to 81.
-, despatch from New Orleans says that eight
Conservative Senators took their places in 9ho
SENATE Cha noer rissily mornins
General Loronzo Thomas, late Adjutant Gem
eral, and OF al interim fame, died Tuesday in
Washington, aged 72.
1t s said that WORTH the man. lnilliner of
Pars, thinks he is worth enough and will soon
retire from business '0'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

The local elections in Maine, on Monday, had
varied results. At Portland, the Democrats elect
their Mayor by i3G majority. Lewiston, which
Last year gave li7 Democratic majority, this year
elects Republican Mayor by majority Of $50
Auburn and Saco elect Republican Mayors, and
90 majority, Keunebunkport elects Democrat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
The Tennessee Flood

WORSE AND MORE OF TIA NILfIoN DOLLARS DAM
AGE.
KNOXVILLE, March 8.
The rain Of Monday has caused another flood
in the East Tennessee Two thirds Of tho mills
In that section have been swept away The loss
will exceed million Of dollars.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
TELEaRAMs.
New York.

RoBBEn CAUGHT TRYING TO ESCAPE
.if NEW yoRK, March 8.
Clarence Brown, who robbed Col Casey, the
Presidents brotherin law, sometime since, was
detected In escaping from the city prison last
night, by undermining his cell He will be sent to
Sing Sing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

Baltimore, on Friday, Of bronchial sffection'
aged 80. Murphy travelled several years with
I. i. Barnum and was well known in the United
states. He was about eight feet high and
weighed $50 pounds.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
Passage OF the Civll Rights BiII.

The Senate passed the Civil Rights bill on Sat
urday AZ sent to 1t by the House, without
who signed it. The vote upon the bill was
thirty eight yeas to twenty-six nays, Messrs.
Carpenter. Ferry Of Connecticut. Hamilton of
Texas, Sehnrz, sprague, and Upton voted in
the negative with the Democrats,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

How cheerful 1t is to see those little signs Of
smlable and frsternal feeling in the Democratic
journals! For instance, here is the Middletown
Transcript mildly remarkins of the Republican
party that it was
Born in envy and malice fostered in sec.
tonal prejudice aud hate its growth strength
ened and developed through deceit and hypo.
crisy."
-&c, &c. The paragraph would have been
more effective, perhaps, If it had contained some.
thing about "iends," and few references to
'devilish malignity,"" insatiate lust for power
and others of the expressions which we are 10
liable to meet with in the class of newspapers
referred to- stll, it is pretty piece as it ia.
AIR. Thompson, who succeeds General Butler,
tby the decision OF the Republicans of the dis
trict,) is sort of Democrat whose opinions arc
not likely to thoroughly agree with the irreccn-
cilabie element in the next Congress. In his
speech before the Constitutional Club of Bos-
ton, the other evening, he said; ave are not
to treat the colored people as wards Of the white
people. They are not to be the wards of the
General Government or the wards of the
State Government, but they ousiit to be- ~ they
are, thank God American citizens, with all
their rights and privileges as American ci!i-
zens"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

Sir. diubb-the Secretary of State-argnes
that il New Castle county is divided "the game
OF two against one will be broken APP Perhaps
so, and what will We then have, Mr.. drubb--the
game Of two aganst two, or three against one?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
EGETlME Is SOLD BYAll DRUGGIST
CETINE

restoring the liver and kidney to healthy action, In.
vlgoratlnx the nervous system.
VEGhTINE
Is not n vile, nauseous compound, which simply
nurRas the bowels, but SAFE pleasant remedy
which IL sure to purify the blood and thereby restore
the Heath
VEGETINE
Is now prescribe in cases OF crofula and other J.
eases OF the blood, by many OF the best physicians
owing to Its great success in curing all diseases 81
vEGETINE
Does not deceive nvaltds into false hopes by purr.
ing an, creating fictitious appetite but assists ma
tnre In clearing and purifying the vi ole system,
leaaihs the patient gradually TO perfect cath.
VEGETINE
Was looked upon as an experiment for some time by
some OF our best physicians, but those most ncred.
ulous in regard 10 lis merit are now III Inost ardent
friends and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead of being puifed-up medicine has worked
tual inert In curing al disc Uses Of tn, blood, OF
whatever nature.
vEGETiNE
SAYS Boston physician. ''has no eaual rs a blood
puriher. Hearii OF Its many wonderful cures AFTER
a,l other Ienehies had failed visited the abora DRY
ahd convinced myself of Its genuine merit. II Il
prepared from barks, roots, and herbs each OF
which " highly effective, and they are comp ,undsd
>" H"'" 10 w III OHl5NlnB results
VEGETINE
Is acknowledged and reco nmended by physicians
and dheeiries 10 be the best purifier and cleanser
ol the blO0d vet d'coyered AMI thousands speak In
lts praise who have been restored to health.
PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
NJ. O. BOSTON, Feb. Is, 1871.
Dear sir-Ahout one year since found myself in
feeble condition from general debility Vepetlne
WE strongly recomr ended TO me by fri nd who
mad heen much bene fitted by its nse procuI ed m
article and after using several politics. was restored
% health and discontinued Its USE feel quite con-
Iuent that there Is no medicine superior to 1t for
nose com nlsints for which II is especially prepared
,a wonlt cheertully recommend 1t to ITO . who
nv, ,na they eed something to restore them to
perfect h'ailh. Respectfully yours,
Firm OF $. NJ. retlngiri Co Ia state s., Boston,
II. , cMcIssArI, Nov 20, 1872.
Dear sir-The two bottlss of vepetiue furnished
n, " your agent, my wife has used with great han.
For long time she has been troubled with dzzi.
ie less ana sosliyeness these troubles are now en-.
lrey removed by the use OF vegetlne
me was alsp troubled with Dyspep.a and General
DEM " and has been greatly ben fitted,
IHos. GILMORE. 2s9H Walnut ST.
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
NArioK, Mass, June LIST. lsys
Mr.. H. Il sTEyESs:
Dear slr-1hrongh the al Ice and earnest mr.
nason Of Rev; I, $. Best, Of this place have been
m,,h la sEsEIlNE for Dyspepsia OF which have
have used only two BOTTLES and already feel NV.
eii new man. Respectfully.
in, J.w. CARTER,
thfoRr Fl ON A PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND APOIHECARY.
nsar OF. BosruN, Jan. I. 1874
all is dozsn ms 70 70 certify that nave sold AZ re
ihce Alril ", 1870. and truly say that il has
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

II strikes MS that the fees which the Legisa.
ture has voted to Senators Bayard and Saulzbury
for their services as attorneys for the State are
very large. Five thousand dollars for their le
gal efforts in single controyorsary, and it nei-
thcr complicated, very protracted, nor wholly
successful on their part, appears an extravagant
sum. The service rendered, as some of our
readers may not know, was the defence in the
United States courts, OF the constitu.ionality Of
the laws OF 1869 taxing the p, W, Il d. Bail.
road Company. The Courts maintained the law
10 parl, and decided it unconstitutional in 9th.
er particulars. Fifteen hundred dollars each
was proposed for the two atto aeys, but the Sen
ate voted them two thousand and the House,
yesterday, Two Thousand five hundred. 1t il n
gross piece Of extravaganza
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

r. BRlNGHuRsT 4 CO.,
Cor. SIXTH and MARKET ST.
oner Tine assortment Of nne goods
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands,
cut Glassco,ogne Bottles.
PLAIN Cologne Bottles
Cologne Toilet Sets
travelling Cups in Russia leather,
HAND and Toilet Mirrors
F!ne,t Fir. nch hair Brushes. e''e ''"'hs'
Finest English Hair Brushes,
FINEST Amer can Hair Brushes
~ ivory, alo,inlaidr Rosewood satlnwood, sr,
i,ortlse,shell Dressing Combs
IVORY Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs
lnuiG-fubber Dressing Cunbs
Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles
French, English and American Extract,
u.,,, DOR the bandkerchief)
"es sn an extensive variety of Foreign and Amer,
oa Po xoiognes Z ,let Soaps, Cosmetics, sschet
Brushes, dc. comprising one of The larSesi
aasortinents OF FINE TOILET
Woods, ever offered in this CITY,
4. BRlNGnUKsT i CO..
Corner Sixth and MarKet Streets
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN,
PARAMOUNT PARK,
PHILADELPHIA,
LARGEST ELEPHANT IN AMERICA, LIONS
TIGERS, GlRAFFEs GRIZZLY BEARS.
MONKEYS, &C.. &C.
Large collect N Of living
vND BEASTS, BIRDS, AND kEprI1ps
OPEN EVERY DAY.
" MN ,..'.'......... .s5 CENTS
Sab. s, shiiireh.. .........r,....lO Cent?
AKGE OF CEDAR RAILS, CHEST.
- MUTT ail and Posts Hemlock Fence Boards
...e.. j. A. CkANSTON
- o,.NlN Newport. Del.
BUILDING HARDWARE AND AVER
~ ILL Chemical Paint
,..,e,.. J. "A. c -ANSTON d
'eo''''!ei" Newport. Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

The Republicans in Congress are trying to rc.
store reace and the rse of law and justice in
Louisiana, They are opposed by the bandit
IT," 1t il contest, now, in New Orleans. be.
tween the White League and the business men,