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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

eBURNEp ALIyE.-A letter in the New
Orleans Picayune, dated Dee 25th,
written from Lexington, Miss, says
A daughter of very worthy gentle
man, while riding on horseback to visit
a neighbor, was assaulted by negro
man, who made the most hellish attempt
to violate her person. She struggled in
his demoniac grasp and until her strength
was exhausted, and until she was sadly
bruised and laceratod, when gentleman
came in sight. The negro fled, and the
gentleman carried the almost inanmate
girl to her fathers house. After depos-
iting her there, he raised the alarm and
the people hurried out to hunt the negro.
They were not long in finding him. lie
belonged to the Wade estate. They
brought him into the town of Lexington,
and then, in the most public street,
chained him to a stake and burned him
alive! 1t is thought the young lady will
not survive her injuries.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
For SALE.

A NEGRO MAN, between forty
n and forty-two years Of age. He
is a good farm hand aud strong and
healthy. Apply at this Office.
jan l2-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
Late Sherif's Sale.

F4A6tC DlGIlIl y sale.
PY virtue Of writ Of feri facias, IS
ED sued out Of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county, and to the Sheriff
Of said county directed, will be exposed
topublic sale, on 81 TbRDAY, the 1871
n JanHmy mart, at the Courthouse door
IN Rockville, at the hour Of Il o'clock,
NJ, all the right, title, claim and inter-
est, both at law and in equity, Of Jona-
than Stewart, Of, in and to tho following
pieces, parcels Or tracts Of Land called
CUMBERLAND" and SILENCE"
'ying and being in Montgomery county
and being his interest in his fathers
(Walter Stewart) real estate.
Seized and taken as the property Of
the said Jonathan Stewart, at the suit Of
William Gray, and viii be sold to satis-
~ tho same. NJ. FIELDS,
dec 20--ts Late Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
List of Letters,

4 , EMAlNING in the Post Office Rockville,
IA Nd, January |, 1858; which If not IT,
ken out viii be returned as dead letters. Per-
SONS calling viii please say they ARE advertised
Anett Miss johnson Charles 2
Albert Charles james Peter
Birmingham John lgehart VIM II
Braehe 5 Moulden Edward
Briskas 5 Magruder Mrs S
Boniilnt Washington Magruder w
Dolce Miss Mount Il u
Blair + Z Magruder VIM u
Boswell John Means VIM A
Biitcnger John w Oneal William
Bowie Mrs y Oilutt Mrs Sarah
Basham Miss Poor + "
Brown Parker = G.
Clemming William Peek Clement
Clements s + Selby Richard
Cross Miss Il N Sanders Miss IS
Chopper Mrs NJ s Scott Mrs EN-
Cumming G f + StitelY j 3
Dyer Dr q Stone Francis
5eYer w Thompson Joseph
English Mr. Thompson Il
Elgn 9 L Thock b A
Elgn Mrs NJ > Taylor Miss u
Etchson Mrs 7 Tosoa Miss NJ Il
Elcom Elizabeth fancy joseph
Cuttings Miss 5 farrell John
llardesiy johnson Taylor Miss Mp
Hubbard } II Wilson Griffith
Hopkins Mrs NJ NJ Wilson Thos o
Holland Charles Waters Il D
Harding John II Waters Mrs NJ A
Henley Miss Lucinda Young James
liuddleson George
jan 5--3t JOHN W SpATES p NJ
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
LOCAL INTRI.LIGENCE.
hep0rtan snp,ea,Lu rnr re RanuhL 80,

heV0HeH sIUefHY T0r Tne Republican.
Col. JAMES L. MrLEs.-It is with extreme re-.
gret that We announce that Col. james L. Miles
died at his residence near Newark, on Friday NOR
ming last He was attacked some three months aeo
with slow fever, and after time paralyses, which
notWithstanding every possible care and attention
terminated fatally Col. L WINS an active inanen'
lal and useful citizen, and his decease Ia NOT nIv
severe blow to his family and friends, but a Ioss
70 the community lie was frank, honest and
straightforward, warm in his attachments, honor.
able in his purposes, consistent in his actions and
was ever the friend Of the poor and unfortunate =
lie was appointed postmaster in lS4I and held That
ONCE four yearsi in 1913 he was elected reT
tive In the State Legislature and 10 the same ven
was re-appointed postmaster. lie also ilad several
omoes Of minor Importance, such as Trustee of the
Poor, &C., In all OF which he discharged his duty
faithfully aud houorably. His deeeass has erected
void in the community, which cannot be easiy
filled. His remains were followed to the grave YES.
to-day morning at ten O'Clock, by large concourss
OF sorrowing relations and friends.
Police REPoRTs. Tho following cases have been
disposed Of by Esq. Poulson since our last
Christopher Cole, arrested complaint Of bis wife
for refusing to provide for her support Held to bal
In the sum Of 5000 for his appearance.
John SchWeinsburg, for voting illegally at the
inspectors and Assessers' election in Wilmington
Held TO bail in the Of $500 for his noe
Sophia HeiEeI for sssaulting, and threatening Ri.
len Rsedy, held to bail to keep the Peace in the
sum of $50
VIM, Herree. for performing worldly employment
on the Sabbath fined in two in the sum Of So 90
and costs
IKNPkRANcE MEETIEa.--A temperance meeting
viii DO held in the City Hall, this monday even
ing At "a O'Clock Addresses will be delivered by
Dr. l. 7. Cooper and Rev. Mr.. Crooks The people
generally are invited to attend
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
Correspondents Of the 'DsiawaFo Republican.

STEAMER " PERSIA, september ", 1000. Il
Mr. EpIroR 1t Il now o'clock, A NJ, we are
In sight Of liverpool, England This passage has
been performed in lem than ton days only a few
hours over nine considering that this Is the period
for the equipoctsl storms we prepared for them,
but thanks 10 Kind ProVidence, We were nearly to
our destined haven, ere we experienced anything
like gale last night however, II rained coneusly,
and blew dreadful hurricane. but the various light
houses on the coast, and the reception Of Pilot, In
connection with our faithful Captain. ofiedrs and
crew, we felt perfectly secure. This trip thus far to
me has been full Of interest," The first glimpse We
obtained Of tho Qusen's Dominlons was Caps Race
This is dangerous place to Shipping, About the
banks OF Newfoundland, many sad accidents have
CURED from lceburgs, Rocks, 30. On Friday morn.
Ing, Sept 18th, when we from the slnmbers of
tho night Green Erin was before us. felt greatly
called No where along the coast of ireland as far
see single tree, and yet the little fields, beaut-
fully laid out like gardens were to very at
tractiye, was ready 10 think this is goody land
and FROM il shall DO able 10 take tome clusters Of
pleasant grapes with me to my beloved Amefee, II
popery has been great blight To this pretty islam
but through the efforts of the different Protestant
Missionary Societies, Ireland In this regard ~ all be
releemed, ani il the shall set her Free sh sha
be free ind oed - We nre now called upon To mai
our letters for the U. States our mail bag which gosi
per Steamer siNiagara,' that leaves In hour OF
two, IL just about to DO closed, shall at once pro
coed on my way in company with my friend Nc, "A
through England, 80, and trust l. may be benefit
tod in health and otherwise by my vistto this par
Of the world. Much more would say but time tail
me. trl ~ ANDREW MANSIiIP,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

The MEETING or SOUTHERN GovERNeRs .-1tiA STA
ted in tho Charleston Standard that the NEE ting OF
Southern Governors, of which mention has been al
ready made took place in part, at least in Raleigh
N. C., the 18th instant. 1t does not appear how.
ever that there wero any others present besides the
Governors Of North CarolIna, South Carolina and
Virginia What the object effost of the meets
ing is not stated. wa
The Raleigh RegiSer takes the matter up aud us.
suming that the obso. of the meeting concert
a scheme of disunion preclaims it PROCLAMATION OF
the sacred soil Of North Carolina, The questions
asked, FIRST by whose invitation did they GOMEZ
Second, why did they meet And .hird, what must
North Carolina say to an attempt TO hitch her to
tho cur Of disunion2 t.r-
The Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel is, quite Indignant at
the movement and says:
The audacious attempts of tho Democratic Cover,
nors to commit the Southern Statos 10 disunion Is
signal example Of the tendency that party has to
usurp power. The constablcs of the poorest pney
woods district in Georgia have in reality, much
authority to concert measures preparatory to seces-
jon as his exec llency, Governor johnson. Out Of
the State once over the line, and his authority is
p ,rfect nullty Yet, Governors Wise and johnson,
and the balance Of the gubernarorial crowd, have
the impotence to get up second edition of the old
Federal "Hartford Convention, )" for the purpose Of
destroying the Consultation and the uBion.
The practice Of Governors leaving the sphere OF
their duties and taking the stump in political con-
tests Is well rebuked in letter from Governor More
head, OF Kentucky, in answer TO M Invitation to
address political meeting In that State, in which
he says -
sit has been the invariable custom in Kentucky
for her Executive to abstain from active participation
in party conflicts, and feel constrained by high
sense Of duty to conform 10 the time honored
When entering upon the discharge Of tho duties Of
my Office became the Governor oc the whole State,
and my highest ambition has been to discharge every
public duty imposed upon me with impartiality
honesty and fidelity
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
For The Delaware Republican. 2
TO THE VOTERS OF DELAWARE,

In D.
FeLLow CIr,zsSs MThe arlsis ~ annroaabjno
wben Vol will ba caiI.d mon N vote sithar far ns
aeainst probibifinn IL vonr State IA banomes xou
t6o n 10 xamine vonr nosition and sss wbera Won
stand Are Van Snnasad IN ibc continnnnos az '1bn
evils Of inteuperance IN yeuT state7 III 40 yo a. x
not vote the al dalieJ Dnmosralo Levslatiye tcket
for that ticket Il pIedged ID Tho renea Of ths pro
hibitory Law. Tbist6ev have openly and nnbiush,
ipeiy ayowed II IL no Ionqer slander 10 cali Them
the Rum priv. they themselyes have aoknowIedged
il. What other choice have youY The Temper-
ance men have made no ticket They relied anon
the AmeIiean Party nv vbase MD the law was nas
sed 10 mt IN sncb oSndiilales for tbe iogslan,e
as would sustain Prohibiti5n, They have done so.
The choice IL now bafore Won oIther 10 vote win
the Rum Party or The lempeSanoe partv, Which will
YOU do? ~ - - y -
a,;real to yontben as man as cbriati.ns ma faith
ors, husbands nd brothers for YOUR votes AZ Sood
and orderly citizens ma faithful and ennssted nrn>
fessors Of that holy religion which Teaches Won To
Z do good 10 all man ne Won have onnartnn;v !, :
Shelf / appeaI in yainS I am moi al tbe Am eriean
party, therefore / do moi annual as a marty man =
nm and hive aver bean a 1emoorat. + heIisva trno
Democracy IA fonnd All unon chrisianitv INT far M
there ID no marty ohoira as thare IL no democralis
party 10 day in onr country The Marty co,iins
Than seIves 1annora,s 49, ~ % ,,,haa a ~ n
tbemselves for ,nas Of nnt,.so Thsy ann, ~,
s-;,h a. RI g a, '' " P'tshe, ~ 10y wy
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

At n meeting OF Star of Bethel Lodge No. 10, l.
U. o. F., Of Della ware, hold at their hall Satur>
day evening, October 18th, 1855, the following pre-.
amue and resolutions were offered by the uudeTsgn.
cd committee and unanimously adopted by the
Lodge. -.- .a.
WHEREAs, 1t has pleased an all wise Providence
in his dispenslton to visit this Ledge, and summon
to himself by death. our late worthy brother FRAN
CTS HANDY GRUBB, who has been called away
in the spring time Of life, after short but painful
Illness which he boro with forttuds and resignation
and Whereas our hearts are made to feel 10 sorrow
for this Divine Dis ensation In tho loss of one Of our
members who in life was endeared to us by many
sreng ties and who by his urbanity Of manners, gem
teness of character and fervent attachment to tho
principles of our beloved order, won for himself
multitude of warm friends and devoted brothers.
"None knew him but to love, W.
None named him but to praise,'
aud while we bow submissiyoly to the win of tho
Great Author Of our Being, we cannot but lament
the loss Lodge has sustained and il ia our pray
err hepe and belief that our loss is his eternal gain
and may the sudden calling hence Of our brother i'm
press more f0rcibly upon our minds that in the
midst of life we are in DEATH as but few months
ago our brother babe adieu TO visit neighberinE
State full Of life and vigorous with early manhood,
but alas time had fixed its arrows upon him, death
had chosen him for its victim, and hoping we may
profit by this Divine DespensRtion therefore be il,
ResSlvea, That this Lodge deeply sympathise with
the parents and relatives Of the deceased and at th
same time we would assure them of our coincidence
~ thio huuuou anu ulbpeushtlOnt
whereby they made to mourn the loss one whose
irreproachable character made him infinitely more
dear in the relation Of SON, brother and Klnsman.
hesoiUed That the thanks Of this Lodge are due
TO those citizens OF Mac0upin County, Illinois, who
were so unremittng in their attentions to the wants
OF our departed brother during his illness and faith
u in performing TINT last Office which th living can
minister to the dead and also to the Rev Simon Pc.
ters for the performance of The funeral service.
Resotvsd, That the members OF this Ledge in to.
ken OF respect for the deceased the usual badge
oil mourning for three months.
ReSoiVea, That the charter and emblems the or.
der Of this Lodge be clothed with mourning for three
months. - -
ResOIVea, That the foregoing preamble and re.
solutions be entered on tho minutes of to night that
Tue Secretary BIO directed to prepare copy thereof
and present them to the parents Of the deceased and
cause the same to be published In the Gazette and
Republican Of the city of Wilmington.
JOHN F0ULK,
JESSE NJ. CLAIR
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
wns9 CHESTER ACADEMY.

WIN, ~; WYERs, PH, p; A, Al. PRlNCIPAl',Ccffhe
R Che a Il gay ME ana
thorough extensive, designed to prepare boys Col
ge bPsnsss and s%sbiSsGS ~ S branches raj H Of e.
rHI CTsek German French anE span,sh, languages an
d Tie sa6iishinea} The fTs assistant Is graduate q
and SE AND n
entire charge ofthe Scientific Department The other
been oonnSoed with The Institution the last three and
TTERNIs- boarding, including B cd and Bedding Wash
ing psl Light and eve necessary item, with Ipilon
Enssh al and MatGsmaties To- DAY Scholars ssSS sS
and 5 Per PSns g FspS6
P S eaeh n haI ana gsss S eaSh N IiS
scSSSrs win be charged 50 Ots for Fuel during
No other extras whatever, ,....,-,,.--.--,
-.,...g practical Chemistry.
To extend the usefulness Of ths and to afford
qgailtod Slt GhGstry n rs GDDSSo6 t e. the Ssel
stat ion under KS Shsrse large and copmodoua
ASALYTIcAL AsD METALL6 BeicAL LAloRAToRY,
5SaSPstSSI
= months eREasca the q Dr. Ga q
Phad9Pha PROMINENT pupil Of q the Le
BSa German La9STppqrIS. hs student
whether Soils Goals products Of ats, healthy ant
morbid Ss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 nc fRH&SI % GSIEsrRY
Receives prominent share Of attention: The stu Tents
S = o H E ssa2ss VIII
be delivered three times week. on this important brunch
Gsi%is TsYsS st!9f t
ne s So % %ssa 81
the methods Of anaiyzng furnace products, and the
ilyerRd on ,hllNERALoGY and MINING in all its
be s VIII s s @ RS
pills. They may board in the Borough, Il they prefer il,
may enter ~ any time and pursue such branches of scen
the 9T applied Chemistry their nclinations future
TERMSi-For students working s ia vs. in the week,
$50 per quarter do do S2O For regular students S25
per session OF months, fi. -'H.If RI .ITI
CHARGES IN proportion to the time engaged No extra
own Patinu vessels and wire. Text books furnished
q oty retail prices Laboratory open every day except
Saturday, from9 A. NJ. till p. NJ Oct 9-4w,
=. u LlLI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
SUsSEy COUNTY- I'TOKET.

SUSSEX COUNTY TICKET.
Senator. -Theophilus Collins; WIN. P. Orr, in
lieu Of Elihu Pusy resigned. 20 e"..
RepresentatfVss.--Eisb Holiandi Henry Clay
Douglass Films Taylsr; VIM. d. Records Henry
Hickman; VIM Brown VIM. T. Harrington.
SherlB.-Woolsey Burton. ''li ". : r.
Coroner.-Manna uill. " -1'--4
Levy Court Commissioners Eli Walls, Broad>
kiln; T. Elicit, Little Greek; Solomon Short, Bro ad
Creek samuel d. Bennett, Baltimore; Lemuel
Davidson, Dagsboro, In lieu Of James Wharton, de
etA,ed. ~.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

FOREIGN News. The steamship Arabia ar,
rived at Halifax on Thursday from Liverpool,
bringing three days later news from Europe.
Cotton had advanced. owing to the adyices from
the United States. Breads uffs were steady.
The stringencY in the London money markets
stu continued, and had slightly increased. The
decrease Of bullion 10 the Bank of EHeland
during the week showed the large aggregate of
nearly million pounds sEerlipg, The English
telegraph companies have given banquet to
Prof, Morse. 1t is SAID that the King Of Ma
Piles has been induced to make certain conces
sions, and that the trouble would be arranged
amlcabiY. The French Ambassador to the Swiss
Gonieder atoms has interfered in behalf of the
hoyalist prisoners in Neuichatel, but it was
believed that the Federal government would
acquiesece only on condition That the King of
Prussia renopnce bis claim to the principality.
Danish paper announces the settlement Of
the Sound Dues question. tt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
M AR RE D,

On the evening Of the l4th, inst, at Newark Del
by the Rev. S. Townsend MR.. JN0 I. C0NOREK
OF bennington, N. j. and MAGGIE e., daughter OF
J. q johnson Esq, of the former place New
Jersey papers please copy.
On Thursday 23l lust by Rev. 1. T Cooper D. d
MR., WIN. II. VALENTINE and MISS CATHA,
RINE A. - PENNIWELL.
On the same evening by the same, MR.. JESSE
MALIN and MISS SUSAN e. C0LLEY, oil of this
ost
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

The Montgomery (Va) Herald Fillmore
paper. repudiatCs the sentiments of speech
lately delivered by the Hon. John M. Bolts
and demands that his name be stricken from
the electoral ticket. ,.st.t,'.. ss. e-i
The Grand Jury are finding indictments
against the free State prisoners charged with
murder, and the trial begins to- morrow.
W. +. M. Army, from the National Kansas
condition Of the settlers. and effect an arrange
ment with the State Genital Committee for
mutual co operation, FL. A.aau.sl5
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

OFFICIAL ATRooTY.- correspondent Of the
N, Y. Times says that one of the inmates OF
Blaekwell's Island prison, at that city. having
lately offended one Of the keepers, was burie d
TO his waist in the earth, his hands tied behind
his back. and there kept for two days without
food except little bread which was put into
his mouth by poor lunatic.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

DON'T STAND ON THE TRAcK.-''1he train - SAYS
Railroad Gazette, 'may steal upon you and then a
little tropidation slip Of the foot and we shudde
to think Of your crashed and bleeding body" So IL
isin journey Of life pers around you on every
hand. But don't stand in their path and disregard
them. Perhaps you now and then taxa little in.
ing the truck" while the cal Of reribution come
laundering on-moyng in right line-arproacbinv
with steady and rapid wheels. Win 1t not boar GOWN
and crush your Perhaps you spend an occasional
evening with party Of friends, amusing yourself
with cards or dice stalking small sums to make tho
game interesting. My friend "you are standine on
the track Thousand, have stood there and persisted
Don't wait to bear the rafting of rushing wheels
but fly from the track At safe disa nco stand an
view the wreck, which the ponderous train will spread
before you. Look well 10 the ground on which Won
plant yeur feet and forget not for these many DAYS
our parting words, "dOn't stand on the track .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

FOR SALE. Two Fine Farm Mares, work gen
efr[s tie and quiet 10 all kind Of harness--on o
IN particularly nedrvoing hackney Also
4-->-- very ans mare colt sixteen months old.
Apply TO DE-. Garden one mile from Wilmington on
the Philadelphia road, ~ Oot9-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
DEL,

Ia Washington D C on the goth inst, THOMAS
SHEPARD infant son, of 7. 5. and Emily Il. Nc.
Ner.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
KENT COUNTY TICKET.

Senator james Green g "A Y '9"tl' -#a
Representatives. james D Wild John Van
Gasken John O. Wilson; James u. KINNEY /;
John W. Cooper Elias 7. Boothe, Elias Smith
efs.
Sheriff Nathaniel @ Powell '44iN. '.t
Coroaer Miles T. Shorts. 7'1iV l1'
Levy Court CoBBppfssioHsrs.-Pete Collins,
Duok Greek Hundied Samuel Cnlbert, Dover !;
John Kersey, Murderkilli John Fletcher Glen
ents, Muderkill Henry Galloway, Mispiliion.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

II ROOMS, BRUSHES, BUCKETS and BOyyIs
Gerry of ANDERSON X COLE
aug IL ID and King SITS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

The Louisville Journal sees the locust coming
and gives tbs Americans timely warning. II
says: LAS surely as there is blue sky above
as, our political opponents (lhe niger driver
DENT crats)have for some time past been maxim g
sysiematical arrangements to cast thousands
Of fraudulent votes in Kentucky on the 4th Of
November.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
Representative to Congress.
HON. ELISHA ID. CULLEN.
NhW CASTLE COUNTY ~ CKET.

NER CASTLE COUNTY II CRET.
iSsRator-Samuel MoUaulley, sf Wilmington.
Represslitatives-Robe Y. Fraime, brandywine
Hundred; Alexander II. Adams, Christiana; ABB
raham Cannon, White Clay Creek deorge z. ~
bout, New Castle Thos. J. RellVille, Red Lion {;
Thomas Murphy, st, Georges; Robert A. Cochran,
Appoquinimink al-J4f~ "H Iant
Shsrif. Thomas Scott. 81. -l.-
C0ronsr.-Lindsey Pierce. .4...
u Levy Court Com1ttssioHers-Lewls .Zebley ,
Brandywine; Edwin Hsrner, Wilmington; WIN
q. Derrickson, ChTistlana; David W. iemmill,
New Castle; curtis B. Ellison, PencRder,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Miadletuwn, on Thursday, il represented to have
been quite large aud enthusiastic. 1t was address,
cd by Robert Tyler, Esq, of Philadelphia Hon.
james A. Stewart of Maryland and Hon. James
A. Bayatd,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Public MEETING Morning Star Section, No. 6.
Cadets Of Temperance, intend holding meeting at
their room in the second story Of the Statesman
Buidng, corner Of 9TH and Market streets, to NOR
row (Tuesdsyl evening, at clock. Several emf.
nent speakers have been invited and are expected
to address the meeting. The friends of Temperance
and the public generally arc invited to attend.