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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
SAKE or. KE2L AND 7PIiiGiRs;aoM ril.

sks@5 PROPERTY ON EASY TERhlS.-Ehe Sab
s scriber will sell at PUBLIC SA Il. the pre-
asfsiil misses hereinafter described, on WEDNESDAY
HlIu the 18th pGnest NyyenheFy NJ Ntelook, p. Nj.
hssa-S- tile Valuable II rs TATE WHICH sgu
ed and ooen pied by Bo6kef Bddfs at the lia Of bis
DEATH This laud is besutf fully 6ehtsd within ull view
81 tie Elk River, ABOUT half fppmIh 'StnanIsnat
gndfng at and Two and ahalf YileSifom the
witch is nt pray goods has banf the use Of
line gudno and other fsrl lzersi Tie tpncnpc In Ea9d
5rdef land thewpod nPh thu premises isslielens isT
90 sistsofa comfortable DWELLING House, a lTge
and well built barn. meat house, ice house; c1rrlase
house and other cesar out hudings apPIe orchard
easy being fourth cash. with balanc eish
dry The credit 70 bear interest Psya
secured by the bondofth purchaser with approved Sc
orty ON the day oOInmenolnS ut 10 O'Clock ~ the
Irning VIII be sold on tho premises above described,
ia nerstaaI property of the late Bcuen Hdde consist
linz in part ua valuable stock Of Horses Cows and Hogs,
uflarilng implements, and of Household and Kitchen
Ais large quantity Of wheat aud oat Straws
bch oa be realty pressed and forwarded % the Pha7
ieiplja and Baltimore Markets. Terms of the personal
prop III ofor under $1,000 to be paid cash
On the day Sale On all sums oyer $1,000 credit Of
Ii en- months will be allowed the credit payment to draw
interest from ike day of Sale, and to be secured by tho
note OF the purchaser with approved endoi sera.
4 GEORGE EARL, EXECUTOR Of
Nov. Std BouLDEN BiDDLE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
AUDIT oxs OFF IcE, DOVER, DEL, oe., 10 > 10
Union STEAM MILL

SASH SfANUFACTORY,, t.,rv,
Bpnxr Sr opPxssITE THR BLACK HORSE HOTEL
fNo"i -" WILMINGTON, DEL. :. ito manu-,
The sinh icFIer being extensively engaged IN tHe .taIi
faetuTeSI sash Blinds ard Frames, would fesPe9tinr
invite the pttelton and exeah an aHd n
wnrS and prices before purchasing esSg hsre In1
faotuTe To and keep on tlll w - vi slLS M
AMs ggi sInfBE f.R 81 EES
p rl 4 ~ fsl2ftS4P fS
nnj Ssrtionefy, Stfdie ~ % ets sssSes
%9s bqa i!t Hsl Ss4 Sssf s ,0
TIurtikii sash, RNinesd aad 6lessa rs 50 ~ lan
M IT, XII! otasrs ~ mil dreas TO ny sdfesa VA be
attended to Sith n'SpA'V" .-aIAsfB.s SMITH,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

TIE FuTuRE.-The election isnow over and here.
after We shall devote more attention to literary af
fair. This we presume is good news to our lady
readers, mestof whom, we have doubt, are hear
tily tired Of politics. We have only discharged
however, what was conceived TO be a duty in the
past few weeks, and have no apologies to mako If
any unjust comparisons harsh illusions have been
made by u.s. they must be attributed to thu fact that
razor will not cut flint If there arc bypocrItes
in the world we Should like to ho III a mirror in a
position from which they could see themselves in al
their utter loathesomeness and deformity Certain
men in the hrst century liken ed unite ybited
sepuchres which were fair without, but within full
Of corruption and dead mems bones; and we greatly
fear that their ceunterparts be found in this aRe
aud in the churches OF this and other cities. We
have an abiding faith in the future and shall never
despair OF the eventual triumph OF right. Evil may
for time prevail hut in the end will BIO vanquished
unes5 the Scriptures are fable and christians
ity gross deluson, an idle dream. We beleys
that tho people are becoming better, more moral
more yittuous, notwithstanding the croakings and
lamentations which are uttered on a II sides in ra
gard to the evil tendency Of the times and The wick
ednesa and short comiugs of the present generations
10 snow the tallacy Of such opinions it has been
well observed, that every historian has described tho
age In which he happened to write, as the worst be-
cause he has only heard of tho wickeness of other
tmes' but has tslt and sson that of his ewn On
this point an old author well observes Iow strange
tits that we, of the present day, are constantly
prasing that past age which fathers abused and
as oonstanly abusing that present aga which our
children will praise" This remark is witty and true
"bnt If tho praise and awarded by tho par
ties, were equally true, it would follow that the
world must have become 80 bad by this time that
no security and of COURSE society cou Id be found
within i, For if every succeeding generation
praises the past but abuses the present. and is right
10 doing it. how very good must men have been in
the first ages of the world and how excessively bad
must they have become now, On the former suppo-
sition, deluge of water would not have been ne.
oessary, AID on the latter, q deluge of Ere would
hardly effect cure But let pause to inquire
who they are most commonly the great admirers of
Of the 'otaeR nie,' the kaHiatores tsmpoyss aetii
They are almost invariably to be found amongst the
ngad; and the rising generation, having no expe,
rienee of their own, but trusting to those who have
Eenr, and bslieye But is it not natural, that the
old should extol the days of their youth; the weak,
the era of their strength the sick, the season of
their Yigour and the disappointed the spring tide
Of their hopes Alas, it is not the times that have
changed, but themselves.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

ADDRESS FROM THE KANSAS PRISONERS. The FIRE
State prisoners at Leeomptou have published an
address to the American people, They state that
they are confined in small loathsoms prison under
are unable toprocure medical assistance, or sufi.
cientfood or clothing VIM. Bowles, a free State
man from 81. Charles, Missouri, has died STAGE hi,
arrest and it Is feared that several others Til sur
The address is signed by eightyone prisoners for,
merly belonging to Rhode Island, Massachusetts
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Iowa.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
AuDTTOR,g WOTICE.

MO ice shesby given that Iss Andi91 Of accounts ,1I
main at zach place during tile hrst three dayso Court
nj viii the County Treasnrers IreasheIs o. ne
pnor erks OF the Pence, SheTisHnd Constables IS slA
hayere eeved or Le chngale with any hnes or oIiesIes
uretequ eeteu W "FF' ~ w. r. ALRICHS,
Auditor of Accounts.
Dnf lat
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

Na1li.L re-upsnnn MoNDAf the LIST Of september,-
IN ears Of age They received Eto the family of
the PrinoIpal where their moral character and Physical
Sew era vaaances still remain in the Boarding Depart
nes which the Principal would be hnppS to bill with good
boys who wish to complete an extended course Of English
Solo ulhe GlAsscns Btudteas
form Mioa EaY be hat by Ad dressing. -
''" ~ ' THEODORE HYATT, Principal,
Ang a5 SIN At Wilmington, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

WEWANTED.-To rent farm in Delaware OF
wv in Maryland. from one to two huadred acres
Any one having such for rent and Is desirousiof a
good tenant who can come well recommended will
please address 5. "a. Wilmington post office Del
stating where the place is and where an interview
oan be had. Nov 9th, Ii.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

n ROOMS, BRUSHES, BUCKETS and BOW Ls i
Gerry of ANDERSON COLE 10
aus IL I'd aad hlng Sta
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

Hs %sl' g yf9a EBR3Rsis 4
November! ssosR sBgR "a Sa Ss az
E SgI REAL ESTATE y tract offaSd
in PsncSde New casfio S Go, BENIN s
George Johnson and and on line of Josatha Bees
ss hen o sHS t6s sad onqsons line the next seven
ssyes ws9y Aye
white oak south four and quarter desrses east seyee
e s1s sa s nall sssSs to ho "a
the 1d marked corner white oak south pd
ola perch od corner gum, south de
Spanish ork south forty six degrees east iat ydp
to S9Ene stone IN tue old the whole sot
ando Matthew Kssn south sixty three w "ma
land lien sRd saa 'Se s
Ss Sn SIX s h 10 an old maIEsa
and degrees west ortyone perches anu iour-
red oak Themes same nSh sd SsGo
x FEY an 1 PsS
thence by SAID Bees land north fftysx degrees west
south sa degrees u sss az e
a Fisher a no A az e
grees west perces along the old line to
sr degrees west pordhss and hall q maRed mar
Pe tree thence BY the same o. urse continued oLywo
twenty seven and degrees thirty
an thence Gs BY he 4 same ands
81 Bee EGr aqd esrees
the sad Bees ang On his old line thence by his line,
pooes q hs Aforesaid eofaer stone IL The esas
oo more O. Il eSs snbsc to W ne
Sagss ant one thereof given by the said Jos
dred Dollars, with is interest aud The other Of said
SrgEs Eiyen Sy hs sSd Joshua h Al e e sa
Foreman for the sum of Six Hundrad Dollars with its
NS q All that DG S e Land and With
tween Tie Road eainE om ST. Gsoses te sSg
5rdge and the CHESAPEAKE and Delaware Canal, begin
dred and ninety i've feet from the side OF the Aforesaid
Win satfoS south s sf nRnE
h SS VIII I'm sa
g sSs feet 70 line o.hs ohssapssks ana beswaT
S d nss tSsnoe wifi sd a III ssS
OoSStslahS PgYTGqSs more
Gay PSse essk Aa hS E
os sGns tue sG sa
village over The m dse eadng 2ve. Christians Creek The
Sarel thence binding en- the same, south thirty eight
the
eGrsas thereof at G% water marx g chrstlana Bridge
S SSd a snS SsSag on S so side
west fifteen perches and nine tenths to the place q be-
sil nsSi oo On more or J. IS.
N Troth and to be sold BY
snERIFr'I oEglcE. NV CASTLE, Nov. SITS
w AaNrED l ny q young man rom the Country
keePnS and is good accountant Enquire at this office
Backs a SG nss s ef IT,
the TarqRg bsE Rhf1yEPSk RSo9#d
VAENriEiD By lapt9S;arlng mouse la radel Phla,
@ sps oas RSie fS %
Ss NsstSa @ ch'1 Sos Pp Az ed
lPNlo 0s.s III Il a IL HG4 sIre:t,
-,nan DIARIES FOR 1857.
"A Diaries
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

:, ACCIDENT TO TIE STEAMER BAY STATE -BosToN
York yesterday evening, for Fall River, broke bel
walking beam and blew of her cylinder head, dc
when oft Huntingdon Light. A daughter of Mr.
Of 5Fookyn was SiGd Ne Il p EkHfg
soRded. Tho passenge were takes off by the steam>
or Worcester and carried to Norwich.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

Loss OF TIE STEAMsR LADY FRANKLIN -Chica
20, Nov. 1.-The steamer Lady Franklin, on the
Upper Mississippi, snagged and sunk the 23l
ut., at Warren's Landing two miles below s.. Paul
Three hundred passengers were aboard at the time.
It Is supposed that six lost The boat and oarg
arc n total loss.
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REPOSITORIES OFFTCE,

NeW Castle CoNnty, Ueto6er, 6M 1896.
TTP0N THE application of John Whitby, Administra-
" tor Of Thomas Mod. Janvier, late Of 81, Georges
Hundred in SAID County, deceased 1t IS ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrator atOTe
said give notice Of The granting Of Letters Of Aamlpis-
traton upon the Estate OF the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof by causing to bepost
ed within forty day from the date Of such Letters in SIX
of the public places OF the county of New Castle,
quiring all persons hayng demands asspBthe Estate 20
present the same abide by Act of Assembly such
case made and proyided And also cause Tue same TO
he inserted within the period nthe Delaware Re-
publ can, newspaper published in Wilmington, and TO
be cOntnuen therein two months -
}I. s. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Gas.
written. PETER b. VANDE YER, Register.
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the Els.
of the deceased present the same duly tested
the Adnnr before the 18th day of October, 1857,
abide the Act of Assembly IN such ease made aud pro-
yided. JOHN WHITLEY, Admin'r,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

49, 1GUU Sale BY ts ag1ia hlI miles
N4 from Wilmington; he Edneastet Turnpike, or
= apply 10 ChapmnrA& 4lastont East feuysh 'ssT9ct
WILMINaroN, Oct 27-1mD, ;, ISAAC y. FLINT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

sGArTERING porEs.-Sd Ward.-Congress r
son Jacob Pusey Eli Garrett g. John Hilles =
senator, Eli Todd, Representatives John Town
SEND !, Samuel q. Chandler /, Norris Palmer /
Flanagan l, David Smith l.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

The train that left Pittsburg on Friday night, Al
nan past o'clock, was preoiritated down an en-
20 feet in height, when about four mi les
from this city. The engineer saw a cow 9 omipg ur
me embankment towards tho track, at distance OF
about ten yards ahead of the train. He immediate>
~ reversed the engine but without effect The fore
most cars striking the COW they were pitched over
me emoankment. The third car took fire, ha wing
been caught in its descent the bank by a syca
more tree The passengers were taken out through
me windows of the cars, being serou sly ipjar
ga. lew Commissions were all the damage done toI
tnose who were in the train. The fourth car swag,
gea exec ssiSely, and came up onthe inward track
car was saved from the fate of the others by he
breaking Of the coupling bolt. Had it gone ever i'll
would have fallen q distance of 40 feet In thel
oafth cara number of persons were bruised and had
their watches broken.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
NOTICE.

rkNHE' directors of the Delaware Fire Insurance
IL Company, have this day declared dividend
of seven PER cent for the last six months payable
the Stockholders or their legal Iepress Dtaives
Or after the 10Th InSt at their office No 81 Market
Street Wilmington. NJ. KEAN SEQ.
Nov. 6. II = :. -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
TRuW RAILING.

Lo4,-,t ~ yss+- s-f.-14 HENRY COLE, WELDIEiS
KssYsscY.sStt..Itlsti.i COURT Second Street, be-
l1l11111111 #SS 5 6sl; L pfsIsISsd
So. on reasonable terms Those in want Of Railing are
invite / to call. BLACKS MIfHING, HoRSE-SHOE-
ING AVID all kinds of work his line executed at the
ahnrI ri nntine. 7-3mo.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

and applicable in many of complication which posf
lively inteIdict the Of either Of these urugs Testi
ncnids in favor of its great and curative paw
eTs from the South and West continually received
by the prOnr etnT.
Chills and Fever and the use Of paschas Fever ard
other Minsmatic be had free Of Edw Fling
VII ch certificates MI be found from men too well n5wn
used unWarrap ~ and among them Those iron the f
lowing named PERSONS residing in Delaware. WIN II
rldg ohu Holland A. Cannon, Christians, II
Silver Red Lion, Newton a. GormRn, st. 10Or ees w r.
JauvieI, New Castle las. H. Pryor Head of lras
Md. To be hasor Druggists and CouLtry Merchants.
EDWARD ). NORRIS, Sole Pro
,ristor Manufacturer ,e56 Arch 81. Phil, aug ii
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

ChEAf
lust received large lot of Cheap Books and Goods
from the Auction Trade Sales. Please call and Ex-
imlne. j. It. HEALD,
Nov. 8 1877 Market street,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

nR. WIN. FIELDS still continues his SUCCESS
~ Praetioeof MeaicIne inits various branches .,
Hterntent fever fever Ague at the old s. and
Seventh Street, Wilinlngt0 WIN. F l.D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

the trade for August has been perhaps larger than
for any preceding month The amount OF coal shipped
by Inc canal tor that month 1888 4S6o5 ons, employing
500 boats its transportation The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company transported FOR the same time 3d. 1851,
10 tens making all from the whole coal region lo2 ss
TONS which 81 per ton the average price at tide water
amounts 10 s4e9552.
The shipments for the week ending August so, are as
follows
Skinned over the Cumberland Coal and and Iron Com.
pauy Railroad, 1885 tohs the Cumberland and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 1911 tons. Total from the Frost
burg region for the week l., $50 tons.
letter from q entleman who has travelled over
geod portion Of i've of the best grain growing counties
in Wisconsin, says:"Whea our great staple, Is beyond
all precedent in quality The dry weather for the past
month has enabled farmers TO gather their wheat oats,
barley and rye in the most perfect condition. The ave-
rage yield Of wheat is twenty bushels to the acre. and
the area fully third above that Of last year. The
crop of the state will not fall short OF fourteen million
bushes Oats extraordinary both in yield nd quail
IT, Farley excellent but there will BIO but little for
export as the brewers large quantities for lager bier
Corn is poor and not much will be exported, any. 1t
will all be needed at homen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05
Chamber Of Commerce

CORRECT TINE FOR NEW YORK ExTENrIoN OF THE
DECIMAL SYSTEM FOR WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
The Chamber Of Commerce held their usual monthly
meeting yessrda roor-P PERT in the chair and quo
rum present
The following gentlemen we're elected members viz
Levi Norton, Spencer Kirby, Ed. II. B. Lyman.
james p Robinson WIS elected member 0. the Commit
tee or Arbitration.
CAIEs BAxsIow read a report from the Special CON-
mittse IN relation 10 the proprey Of holding quarterly
evening meetings OF the Board, at some place Up town,
for the discussion Of questions affecting The interests q
merchants.
adoption Of the report il woult aAord greater facilities
for the discussion of mercantile questions.
The recommendations Of the committee were q! engtn
adop.et.
GEORGE W. B1vSz called attention 10 the offer OF
the Dudley Obseryl tory this city, TO furnish cor
rec; ASTRONOMICAL time 10 two OF our city CLOCKS
Il was well SnoSs that no ciosS u me ci.y
d theology nut i he:erodox % time. High church
anc Tow church, they all wrong IN their minutes
The ely Hal cad taEee allsrent nnss-as many as y
a reproecn Il the city, and should be remedied Mr.
Blunt concluded oy caering tie following preamble and
resoluton:-
Whereas an accurate public standard OF time exists in al
great Of the civilized world excepting tha q New York
standard necessary for punciuay n carry ng
out purposes OF commerce ana Other pur-
whereas he Trustees Of Dudley Observatory Albany
have Literally oered % furnish he correct me e Two snen
ny Charge eScest the cost 81 the building telegraph
poles for lie purpose Of communicating between the ooser-
Resoired That the chamber d Conmercs respectfully ask
the Common Council nat they make me appropriation % carry
the above liberal offer INTO elect
These were a6opted.
Mr II,rYk1s offered tie following, which was adopt
whereas resolution Of March ,st SPECIAL SPECIAL committee
the decimal system 70 weights and measures anu
Where's ssTss sase socey has eommun
he cnan5er the intention Of ma society 70 renew py
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05
I CQrresp ndeuce u the la more @uu
rAN1A ~ Ekw MFxtcn rnif u 10

~.
Ry he recent mail from the states order sas re-
ceiyeA IL deuarnart heaaQuGriers directing tie
rte regiment = tsks post the Territory 81 Ner nex
%. and the Lea quarters and three companies n shc
trt r ment q dragons 10 he sent oouusy.
"a Eort Yuma no Cslfo tn other four panlss.
under Naor Steen. " establish q post - Tucson.
Tsstn u 'he new purchase from Mex co. GEAR the sal
teeres north siude snd about 2,0 miles west from Tie
Uri Note hsor Blake has been restored - ia y,
vi ccnauci y e head uarers ana three companies rto
Cl.iprris--tol Facntleroy sing absent on leave.
The ohcers anf cnmrsn.ee destined FOR California are
he following, si1 ~ comCasv Second rert y r. rer.
Ger, commanding company; II company Can't j. II
Whiftssey, ani ~eC 10 Lieut. r1yf NcG Cress. con.
pany Prevet Hs3or w. Y. Cr'er first est eobe-, Wi
hsms and Second Lieut. w , Peria-. rsg,nrntai stat
ofscers- Fret LED. Chss Ogc A1lntanl. rat fert
W ksgrudef, regmentai Qaarermastsr
those fer Tucson are-B comptuy, Capt j W ravii.
SON % Lieut. r r. Davis; ID company, "a en-. Milton
r Carr, commanding company; company, Capt Y. s.
Fwen let Lieut.. J. " Moore I'd Lieut. II. Randall
company Brevet MAJOR J. H. Carleton, LIST Lett. D. H.
Tastlnes. ID Lieut. A. u. Chapman.
Major Blakes command vii leave Fort Thorn about the
ls Of september MAJOR Stems command Will leave For,
Crag atr Capt whiitlesey and family, Surgeon Sloan
ana family and Lieut. Otis, 1st cavalry, with 81 recruits
Tor company LIST drascons arrived u Fort Union 90 The
2stb INST.
me Navajo 1pdisns profess friendsbp, but commit do.
rredatlors whenever they get good opportunity.
The headquarters Ct Tie rife regiment MI ps Of Fort
Crsg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

,er eou.pnsa viii better ppp,y Of arms aud stin
doubt whether they viii gain any triumph over me MS
sograIs. -. -, s. -,
M, MEND 10 interfere movements unless the OF
fences az either party should be such as 10 demand his
nterpos!tion.
MIGRANTS FOR KANSAS.
company 100 emigrauLs says the 81. LOUIS Repuo-
Itccn Of The 50th ui parked board the Keystone
safe Yesterday for Kansas. They from Georgia and
Alabama They come as emigrants ought to come with
their wives and their Children, their negroes aud tier
goods and chses Tney 20 10 KANSAS TO make that Ter
rtory their home and 10 better their condition. The
pany under the direction OF Mr.. Henry d. Clayton. We
hope TO hear Of their cafe arrival and their early location
upon and cultivation or the rich lands Of Kansas mere
are sixty men in the company
Thirty -four emgrans, under command OF Capt. Shell
by left Lexington, KY, on the 2sth ult Tor kansas