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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

BRICK MANuFAoruRE.-The several brick
yards OF the CITY have started up for the
season, but As yet no bricks have been
turned out James II. Beggs began on FRI
dsv, and we understand the other yards
commenced operations on Monday. The
prospect liz represented as little brighter
than last year At this time, and Mr.. BAggs,
the largest Of the Wilmington manufsc-
turers, -is anticipating = buster season.
Last year, he says. he made about 3.40O..
900, bricks, which he sold principally at
home, although part Of them found
market in New York. This il only about
half the capacity of his works. Building
operations are undoubtedly brisker now
than at this period one year ago, and Mr..
Beggs bases his idea Of an increased
trade, this season upon continuance Of
this revival in building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

sTHE UsIrsD srATas CcuaT The United
States q nrt met asan. yesterday bat
wers sent to their room, aud bad not re-.
turnsdts o'clock A. n n'olock, the Court
took d aca@a until Sc clock
Yselerdsy afternoon, the Grand Jury pre-
eenNd tras bill against Captain William
WilBa.ns, darged with smuggling, TO which
tbeprisoner plead guilty. was fined t60
required to pay sass costs and discharged
Tbs bill agAinst Andrew Baker was ignored
because Of the insufficiency Of the evidence
against him. ] 4 $780, -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
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For City Council the following gentlemen
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06

''It was not r. says lluger. and 1t was
not T. says Grant, ~ both Of The poltroOn.
aud liars cover beneath popular indigna.
iion. FOr Tie 6rst time il BIZ career. !
weak point has been found in the rbinoce.
rons hide of Grants insensibility 10 shame
or pob!ic opinion. and be tries 70 hack oui
from The responsibility Of seuding The army
to The S.n,h TO reverse elsc,hms. break up
Legislature. and induct defeated icoup-
drels. MHhsllhisbratal iinpenetrabiIiiy.
bis adherence to bis opiuions begat Ger.
tain degree Of respect. His dcnials nov
make bin coDtewvtiLIe. and general sen.
tiusut i that the application of boot !,
the proper rerogui.iop Of his mehdaeiou,
cowardice.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
TEE REV0LU7Y0N

In the present undetermined position Of
The affairs in the disputed States. we are
unable 10 give to our readers that definite
information We would wish. Itis enough
TO know that in South Carolina the militia
~ has superseded the civil authority and
fur the second time in the history Of this
administration the Halls OF State Legisla-
tion have been insulted By the presence Of
soliiery, and the gavel Of the Speaker has
disappeared 10 the presence Of the bayOnot.
It is impossible 10 contemplate this thing
without horror; without fearful anticips-
tions Of the near approach Of the end Of all
free government; % Lespeedy consumma-
tlon Of those schemes Of despotic power
which seem to have been the steady pur-
pose of Grant since ais first election.
Our news columns will contain the latest
information on subject. which as We write
my be IN the death throes ofa final strug-
gle, or on the point Of emerging. through
the mastery genius Of Hampton and hisco.
adjuiors into the glorious light Of consti>
tutional victory.
! The situation in Florida is close but
hopeful. There rs in South Carolina the
rights Of the majority have been also con
fronted By the forces Of the government.
aud evcrs means used to reverse the result.
/ But as IN South Carolina. brave but pru-
dent men hare been found to 6ght the bat
tie Of right; aud perhaps before this issue
reaches onr readers. victory may be theirs.
j in Louisiana, there seems to be no bot
tom to the yillainy Of The returning board
aud 10 that Of the state authorities. They
will count Hayes 10 il possible, and reverse
the clearly asrertained majority cf eight OF
nine thousand. But there is growing
feeling among Northern Republicans thai
tue l.pulsiaaa faction has overlone its work,
aud there will be less hesitation IN nndors-
ing the actor, OF Congress. should the mat
ter 20 that far, id undoing what the return
ing btafl may DO in its lators for llayes.
After all Us we have before said the rea
hope ofthe country is ia the security Of it
business interests. They will not be allow
ed TO perish that baud Of reckless politi-
Z
clans may thrive.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
PATIENCE BUrsrAND FIRM.
[Frma lac ia. Matshm4n. ]

Fralh lae IA. = atehllAh.
u has been detss,niued by The nPubll.
can leaders 10 reverse lie ii.alrs. VI -
many of them as may be IecessaEy, ant
count Hayes.rnd Wheeler N. instead "
llIden ash Iicnulisks .iYa aeIp. tis.n IL
this aud prevent y lisi;'a oi ;h+ people 81
lhuse States agpinal ta,s tilu,nabie inquiry
Presidca: ufant n.s ordered an ipe .saa-
able troDl- lnio iiiuse States aud pA.re thea
under Isie cu.n.nanu VI caeIIdan ana hnsrT.
lu this emergency, whica iaay ll,ecae
d great cIisis, our auylce 10 the democracy
and to the thousands Of republicahs who
heIred IL elect Tilden an'l Hendricks i.
to be calm but firm! While il IS nol neces-
sary 10 hrag aud buster, Or ~ say things
ueedlessly 10 irritate our opponents, We
must not yield an inch. There = 10 more
doubt that Mr.. 1'iiden is fairly elected than
there j. that the 10Th Of Drreaab.r next
will be christmas Or tie 1T ~ January
New Years day This great fsct y coi.-
ceded by the masses uf tie republican party
a, well as by those VI the democracy, anu
il is the SOLEMN resolve VI tse whule people.
the cuiIspiratnrs against our liberties sx-
cepted. that Mr.. filden shall be l1augura-
ted. limusI end IN this at last. NJ
/ matter what the prrsent delay MAJ mean,
Or what Infamous naonstrUsity may arise
from il, the people VIM have voted Tor aud
elected Mr. IIldrn. are determined not
to be cheated out Of his Inauguration aud
administration. They wanted change !
they y0ied Tor change. aud Low Ihss
have sworn w AlmigAty God that thry
will have change. Let us be patient.
Let Us be msgnabiluou.. Let us be cllarlt.
| able. Let u be calm. Let Us lie rool.
Let Us be consideaats Let us Wait. Bui
let Us stand oy oar sictory. aud swear be.
fOre Heaven. calling God 10 witness, thai
no power on earth shall deprive us u then,
Freedom still lives 10 this coantry. aud
neither Presidents. nor armies. nor bayvu.
eis, nor usuiIers. nor ambitions designing
knaves. shall chain her 70 their car. no
crush her down to earth. The people .r'
sovereign. They intend 10 assert theil
sovereignty. aud 70 be 70 those who stand
in the way. Ketubution and ysngeauc,
are IN the air aud We solemnly warn this,
who stand with the kuiis 1t the inrvAt .
free government that the day VI their ~.
wer Is AZ ~ eBd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06

Ilayans. Nov. 2S.-A severe fight took
place on the plain. Of Manaeas. between
Relnedios aud Sancia srinu.. Spanish
aeeopnts ssy their force. numbering three
bpndred infantry. was attacked by three
hundred ibfsbiry aud four hundred isur.
gent cavalry. A portion Of tho Spanish
forces were sDbushed and cot 10 pieces.
Both rsr,ies claim the victory. The Spanish
lost 3y aAle1 sud 30 wounded. smongst
the latter were 5 ofkeen. The insurgents
lpft "a dear es The scldiani csrrIed oiI
their wounded. Private accounts say the
Spsnish lost l78 killed aud wounded.
Gen. Martinez Canpos VISA 10 Remedies
during The 6gbt. IL is reported that he
vas dangerously WOUNDED 10 The Ieg. This
needs confirmation.
Ano,ber Collector ~ Internal Revenue.
named Qaepda. lns ab,condsd 10 the
United Sta.ys With tie funds he enitelzlsd
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
THOMAS SETTLE.

We can now realize the happy escape the
people Of North Carolina have had from the
administration Of political fanaticism BY the
defeat os the above named individual.
Wren. we contemplate hi present attitude
in the oppressed and prostratea State Of
South Carolina. Defeated at home. he
seems driven forth by the angry fervor by
disappointment 10 pour out the peut up rage
Of his modification upon the persecuted
victims Of radical tYrrany. Whist business
has hein the saairs Of that unfortunate
STATE. except as the voluntary tool Of de-
poiisns Whist duty calls him there. ex-
eept willing ahr,lieiIce 10 mandates congo
NAL to III. yengefsi feelings? What ser.
vice can BE ftr:orm. except the grateful
one u bi:;iing tie Chains more firmly upon
the gallaHi victims Of !awless oppression !
Hhat work can lie 6nd. except 70 trample
upon the dignity aud rights Of bis humili4i-
/ Cd raee. aud dance in fendish ezultation
upon the grave of buried-iiberty?
There we're those ia North Carolina who
ill vote with SONS reluctance sgsinss
Thomas Settle from the lingering remeru.
brapces that cling around his iosmer POS.
;ion. There were many who cherished the
memories Of past ssso.iltions. when lie was
al eqaaI with bis eqpals; when he himself
CHERISHED tie early impressions u cuuobling
associations. and gave promise IN carly man.
\ hood of the fruits of eleyatibg culture.
There we're many WHO found apologies for
I The failnre Of tbrse promises. aaeDs ipthSse
laiisrdays, be found eomrauiynship With
tl,oss whom early inHaences lad tLogl,t him
10 erofu, md sought wages from those : hose
principles lie bad pern taught to despi.e.
Lon - be bad shaken. be had not alto.
geiber lallen. Rhd bis unnatural sliiiaiions
vsss criticised with fity. not with auger
i But eycn To ilipss inIalgsui friends lie
spust artsir n0x always to hsre worn .
mask. lie mot s,snd before them now a.
unwortfy u tben iBdulyent fofUearancs.
| They adult y, exiensaiion Cor tlat super
ssrisssblc z.al rllieii carJiss BIN who're lie
WIS %, called sbich esli-fs the talents
md tie lsafBiag SIrich sbould lave been
srplied 70 tie eau.s # civilization and ei
liberty % iLs extinguishmcnt u both;
which prevents tie teachings and tie pre-.
esdents u bi. noble profession 10 the IHosr
purposes Of dsspotism: snd which rDaksi
Iig. not merely the sp9logis. for. but the
earnest advocate 81. those measures which
30 man knows better tb1n himself aim ..
the very hsars' blaoi u fee Institutions.
North Carolioa may breathe freely when
lie Iis5s she has cses ped the rule u 80 dan.
gefous = foe 20 be. iatereas end her liber.
ties.
.ss.sssss.ssss ssssssss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
FI0lslnA

The result icpenis npnn the vote u Bas
ker County. False returns from ~, eenn.
ty give the State Ia Hayes by ~ ,rte.,
Correct returns. known 10 he |, exi.lepcr.
but not vet pro,iured wpali gnetit .olil-
den Ly upward, vfa huhirec.
The prospects IL all thase States are
brighter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06


The l,iehmoai VIZ So: Tie hsss
f,om south Carolina !. snosgi, 70 ias lie
indignation n every freeman npon Tie eon-
tipsu.. The hone d Tie gallant Hampton
10 ashss. ll,e State IIgu.e under guard u
Redersl soldiers 10 Ttoiset lhe eoa'firsiors
II thsir usurpaiionr. ab5 tie legally elect
ed memLers s1eladsd. sbile ihe Radical
iscendlaries srs Leing urged ~ % fresil
se,s u dnhoiiaa q Graet.s nnsetOpulous
misions. sad ~. and yei. Tie ety d ths
HepuJIicao pres. i submii. anl eur lais
sllies. Tie Democrats tske ~ snd scbe
hack the iajssotion q snF Ssadly fOes /;
.suhmhs Hos long. y Lord. bos ls,s
~ilI il,o withhold ID, bsad sd tssirsiu
thy 1Fhleoas ;air,bsnis
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
a CARD.

rI,1 ~ who are suffering from the errors and
IL tndi-C1etiOns of youth. nervous Mtakn-.-,
early d,scaY. ll.. ~ ni1nll1a,l IL :. will sensi
recipe iilai viii cure you. FREE % IIi Aig6E.
This great remedy was discovered ~ atni.sisna.
~ IN south AnHriea, send srls-Ildr4ssr,l en-.
yeL,Is =, ihe Rev. JOSEPH 4 INMAN, station
ID. lSible Ilolise, New Ysfk.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06

The Cleaner says that on last Saturday
night week agn the store ~ COrleit A
Lea Alamance county, was broken into
aud some money and about i've hund red
dollars worth of goods taken lhrrrfrom.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
CoNsGRESS. !

The Congress Of the Lnited States met
yesterday, We have, of courseho tidings
Of its doings A caucus of the Democratic
members held III Washington On Friday,
nominated Sir. Randallof Pa. fcrSpcaker.
Mr. Saylor Of Ohios the only opposing cam
didate. was beaten by Eve votes
We suppose one of the first acts Of the
House, will be the framing of articles uf
Impeachment ugainst the President Of the
United States. L. MI unavoidable duty,
whsther he il convicted or noti for il is ne
ceSsary 70 teach rulers that they cannot
With impunity usurp powers not their own !;
that they cannot violate constitutional Il
mutations without restraint that they can
not at will make the civil authority subser-
Went to the military. that they cannot at
pleasure blot ont State Sovereignty that
they cannot capriciously or wicsedly make
and up'aake State governments, that they
cannot by illegal use Of their powers aud
privileges Perpetua,e party existence a
gaiust the will Of the people fairly, legally
and ConstitutionalIy expressedat 1t the ballot
box.
These, s,nong the many ubuscs or crimes
Of Grant, must be pressed home upon him.
I
One man wa, found in our State Legis.
lature perverted enougI, in his ideas Of IL
berty to bow the pugnant hinges Of the
knee 10 power, and oifrr up asacriice 10 the
great power in the Presidential chair. Mr..
! Bagley Of Perquimmons last week offered
/ u resolution Of thanks to President Grant
for his zeal in the interests Of peace aud the
defeuce of the law. In other words. Grant
was thanked for sending troops to South
| Carolina 70 arm the olacks aud disarln the
whites. lie was thanked that he had sent
troops to South Carolina, florida aud Lou
isiana to oserawe Legislatures, aud cum.
tenauce the frauds Of infamous returning
boards. ~
But to his honor. one Republican, Mr
Parnell. was found manly enough TO oppose
the resolution. aud TO say that il Grant had
done any thing worthy of thanks he hat
done 10 more than his duty, aud be deserv
ed no thanks. It was eyiieu: Mr.. Purnsl
did not think the President bad even don,
| his duty, but 10 went no farther than ;
condemnation by implication.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
lOUlsIANA.

The question i NJ, settled le,. hNi i y
said that the Reinr,,ing Boar! ,leslairingly
say they cannoi reduce Fllds,'s majori'y.
below 5000 votes. That locks like giving
up the ease.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
FRoM TIE pIspUrED ST:ArES.

The latest we have from South Carolina
is that both the Democratc aud kepnall-
can wings Of the Legislature still hold On y
their places il ihe Capitol in Columbia
both occupying the Hall n ,ae sane time.
and each trying tcsit the other ont, They
have been in continuous session since We'd
nesday and sui lhnnsh sunday. The nj,
litary has been wi,hdiawu. ami gae,l l'nnni
prevails. Several colurrd members have
become ,lisyusted will, the action u .he'r
party headers and have j,uncd the Demo.
Gratis. Ths latter number G5. and The 9th.
er 80. Tie prospects for lhe inauguration
Of Hampton are good.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06

Boinc., i pro.tra,ei q ne North.
They will compel THE presidential eeaiest
70 le settled ). lhe people rs.lIy decided.
The pssksi Dsrse j. soaBdsd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
GOOD FORTUNE
Waits On all who purchase tirkets in the
GRAND EXTRA DRAWING,
Monday December M 1876.
7 flfftgIiNa graTr nIsfLpv ~.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO..
This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the legislature of tie state Lsr Educational
ptirposss To- is;s. with capitol of q ooo 900.
ln which II las .inre added reserve fluid III
S:sJo, ,nuo. t. GRAND SINGLE NTMgEl.
DRAWINGS win take place monthly The sra.
son of IsiJ closes with tiie iollUwinR shetne.
CAPITAL PRIZE. SjO.UnO.
Only gp,gOo Tis.ketsat sso each. Frletion. IN
0.ruNattLnu v.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06
NV YoIR cAslT raIrr IfsT.

We lints " stock. ~ our own msnuiaetnfe.
roelng materials, ETC a the IollosnE lev
Invo roll. extfa Ignlll,cf i.eonns-as 3 eenl ~
s1sslr liat. ION M VIII fnnlsh Iltll,ler ll0pf'
iiik, Nailss Caps. ahd SLATE Paint Cor an eutirs
new ronf. 4 ~ rents per sqilare fnofst
3ago roh- t.piy rsvred HuDhng Felt ~ NC
v.e1tosi. stly Tafred Roonas FeH, aiax'.
per squire fool.
sooroll. Tarrri shesihlnr. q, Nc. per square
fbut.
1000 Efll9ns fine Enamel Paint. mixed rradr
inr No. nn Inside or outside work. Il q gallon,
send feF spnlelsfpui affsSiors. Allordrt. Hna
W aerpmpahha ahif the money ~ satlsfFtolt
CITY reierriicc.. No Esee- shipped & y ID, uh'
les eNpfg-S rhnrRcs afr gliaranisTsd.
tnralASsnts Wantetk Saglple orders snleilfl
N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
lO2 4 lnl Maiden Irne. New York
~. y. Hooker, Local A gent lliIlrboro.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-06

2,NGJ Prizes. amounting n Sjgs 200
Write for Circulars ~ sghI Ostl,Ss b, ". Z,
IOyAlTf l5i Slain ~, Noffolh, ya; CIIAs.
II. HOWARD. New Orleans. T.a.
The Fifst HENULAn QUARTERLY Dof..
JAR DRAWING VIII take place sn Jauusty 4
80. liskets q eacL Capilst Prize gi5,igtg.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-23
MEDICAE.
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LINIMENTS.

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scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects
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Neuralgia, Weak Back, Fever Sores. Weep
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment
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This Iiniment has cured more SpraIned,
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We have thousands upon thousands Of GER
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-23

was useful to Charley. The gentle-
man possessed large property, was
young and handsome, and clever,
and be had led wild careless life,
plunging into all sorts of excesses,
drinking and gambling, and mixing
with bad characters until he was
thoroughly wearied and longed for
something better II was when he
was in this frame of mind that he
met Charley, that he overheard the
poor child saving. 81 am of no use
to nobody, nobody is of any use to
me; what would it matter If / died?"
These words were but the expression
of his own thoughts; and they were
the means of awakening better de-
sires, and of leading to the bright
est results. The gentleman found
Charley hon est and truthful, and
deeply grateful. There seemed
about the boy an innate goodness;
and when the gentleman talked to
him seriously, he listened with so
much attention, that the simple
truths which his protector told him
Were all the more deeply impressed
on the gentleman himself from the
manner in which the child received
them. Il
From the first day of Charley's
settlement in the house of his very
strange patron, that gentleman be-
gan a new life. The old habits were
given ap, the old companions for
saken; he had found something in
which be could usefully employ his
time and his weaIth-something
which would make the world better,
and his own life valuable. He en-
gagged in all the good works begun
and carried on for the benefit of the
poor, the Ignorant and the vicious,
and was the means of doing great
amount of good.
AS for Charley, he grew up to be
a clever, virtuous, industrious man,
the gentleman sent him to school,
then apprertieed him to a mechani-
cal business, and has lately assisted
him to set up in business for himself,
Both, in their different positions, are
working in the good cause of religi-
Gus and moral progress, and, as his
old friend said to him the other
night;
ave are still alike, Charley, but
how unlike, what we we're that win
try night when we first met! Some
body does care for us, now, Charley,
and we care for somebody and are
of use to somebody; and if we died
tonight we should be missed, Char
ley, and itwould matter to the world;
but then how bright is our hope to
what it was then-a bright hope of
the world beyond this, of which we
then knew nothing!
Old English Magazine.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-23
How to be Strong =

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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-23

OF the ID day Of June, in the year 1s7e the
Probate Court OF the counts ~ sbts jso Inc tne
declared that the estate CT vi liam BoWD,sT,'
deceased insolyent. Creditors are thereforss
required 70 present their claims against fhe
eOrdins to law 7EilIi &C
Ashtabula. June & iS76 ~ -'''-A'' Asln Slt5l5 r