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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
For the Delaware Republican.

PoRT PENN, Oct. 18th, 1900. Il
g. w VERNON, Eso.-DEAR SIR IL see In last
Thursdays paper, in the editorial column, the fol-
lowing sentence. {" We counsel union In all the
States union forthe sake ofthe lion and the sause
OF honesty, justice and fair dealing. Nov, this u
certainly excellent advice 50 far concerns the A.
merican Party, the old line Wings, 30. Bat II you
mean to say union with the Black Republicans, or
that We shculi vote fusion ticket in the different
States, to deelt the unssrupuloos Looofoco Party,
which would most probably elect Fremont, must
differ from you, as do many others In this Hundred
Your advice in that particular Is think more suit
able tor higher latitude than this, where Adolf
With you, We will use all honorable means to aid
the oanse Of honesty Justice and fair DEF ling, and
do what we can TO prevent fraud aud corruption -
Bat We cannot sicrf,e principles, The Ansrican
party Is . great National party, op osed alike to
sectionalism whether ii ba Worth DC South. II woul
be disastrous our party and to the interests of
country TO coalesce with either of the two ultra SEQ
tonal pariee opposed to US; for by so doing we sup
port and sanction the principles Of the corrupt for
eign party or B,gui-Demo. racy on the one hand, or
IL we unto in any State with the Aboitionis our
loss In the South wi be equivalent to our gain In the
North, BESIDES which il will destroy our party as
Nationsi one. Then, Is 1t not less fer to have
union with traitors and disunionistsl But Buch>
anan Is unworthy OF our support, how sit with Free
month What antecedents has he to recommend him
for Chief Magistrate Of the Union? Has he not piedg
cd himself to sustain present naturalization laws
In fact Is he not more dangerous to American prin
eiples than Buchanan. A professed Catholic, he has
since uenle0 Inc latin OIL hH tathers The candidate
Of sectional fanatica party that aided in the de.
feat of Clay and oass, and all they can DO now, as
here tofore will be to defeat Willard Fillmore If he
g defeated at all. The safest policy for all right
thinking union loving TO pursue is laid down
by the Fillmore state central committee Of Penusyi.
yania, which has refused to make any alliance with
the so called Republican party. We have no SYM
pathy with the negro worshippers, Southern 1le
eaters or Northern dough faces. We have nodesre
to "sell our birthright for mess of pettage, and
would rather suffer an henorable defeat, than TO
triumph with traitors, demagogues and disunionists
diana have shown the Abolitioniss, that their case
10 hopeless one. Already are they beginning to
despair Of success and If instead of crying out
fusion ticket with the Americans they will abandon
their candidate and vote for Fillmore and Donelson,
it will undoubtedly be the best way for them to OBJ
tain a'redress of grievances" But fusion ticket.
Let US rather trust TO the patriotism OF the people,
and the sterling worth Of candidates. than to the
wiles and trickery of demagagues for success.
s EtH tAN AhfEHICUS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

VorE EARIY.-Tho sooner you deposit your vetos
in the balot>box, the better This will secure ev>
cry vote md enable all to direct their attention to
urging others to out. At every election there
are some mon who, by reason of business engage>
msuts, distance from the polls, sickness and ether
personal causes, stay away, unless some aceuain-
lance will urge them out and provide facilities fer
their attendance. In all such cases means of con,
veyanco should be provided, and every inducement
consistent with law and good morals held out to
secure the attendance of perssns SO situated. To
make our certain only requires that every
man should do his duty.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
For the Delaware KepubIlonn.

=. DELAWARE CITY Oct. eth, 1856.
To HE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF New CASTLE
County ;-FELLow o1rIzENs:-It Is q privilege
enjoyed by sther nation on earth but our own Of
choosing those that shall rule over them and for
1t iSfhat privilege which has contributed more
than any other to make us whatwe are prosperous
and happy people.
Aud while we are enjoying such inestimable bless
ings IL becomes u.s. as good citizens, to watch with
u Jealous eye all and every attempt colie from
what source it may, to abridge any of just rights
principles or privileges. 5.l
To do this effectually should be careful that
are PLACED upon ticket but me Of sterling
worth and unlmpeachable character and when any
other is placed upon it, Ii is our duty (if we know
i to make itknNwn to fellow citizens also that
they may act accordingly. 1t is this last reason
which makes me, Mr.. Editor trouble you with this
communication. That do 30 Reluctantly I am
free to confess, yot Ms a Democrat and advocating
the principles If that party, hold that i'll know
! OF any one running fof office or place under the
banner OF the democratic party holding or advocat.
ing principles contrary TO the doctrines of that Par>
ty am bound as good citizen to expose him.
That the member for the assembly on the d e mo
cratic ticket from this Hundred Red Lion) has ad
vocated doctrines anything else but democratic
few Of them.
He holds the doctriae that every man has hi,
price, or 10 other words that you and I, and ev cry
man can be bought to do any act at the bidding or
loading Of another. Is such doctrine in the demo.
cratic oesi? if 1t is I have yet to learn it
| But further, when Wilmington and the upper Hid
petitione few years ago for canal to unite the
water of the Chesap with those of the Christi.
ana this same gentleman went to Dover and used
his inf uence with the Legislature to defeat it, and
1t was defeated, thereby depriyng far he could
the citizens Of that PORTION Of the State from have
| ing what according to the democratic creed they
were justly entitled To-. ~.
He has also stated that he would rather sse the
Presidential ticket defeated than our State ticket
oh! Democracy, how art thou fallen the Legislature
of Delaware, Is ofvas more Importance to this coua
try than the election Of James Buchanan, in his
/ timation There are other reasons equally strong,
that could be stated, but think have said enough
to prove he should not bethe choice of the Democra
tic party. am satisfied il vote had been fairly
taken he would not have been nominated, as some
of those who put him on said that he would run
| we'll enough from home, and the county could elect
| him anyhow" because the county did mot know him
Now fellow Democrats can you vote forsuch mani
I cannot and there others here like me and a,
mong them are some Who never voted split ticket
which is more than he can say. .
4 A MECHANIC
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS BY the law Of Che State Of pelaware ooni
w ceTning the election of Electors of PresiOeHt and
Vice President the United States It is made the duty
efhe Governor of said state to make known by prooam
October next preceding every election 20 be hea
SAID law, the number ofthe ELECTORS TO pe
chosen and tile day of said election. II, . r.
NOW, THERETO ORE, ], Peter T.; Causey, Govern
sIons Of said law do hereby proelaw and made kg9Tb
United States be chosen by the voters of the State
Of Delaware election to be held for that purpose u
the several counties of State the Tuesday next
alter the irst Monday in the month Of November q the
present year ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred anu
X-sS-Js) Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of
(SEAlS the State of Delaware, at Dover this seven
@ teenth day II OctobeE A. the year 969aF tGsa
y-rst ofthe Independence OF the SAD SITte; by
M G r. IoSL. nm Secretary of State. Dot o.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

NATURALIZATION PAPERs.-Uur American Vigi.
lance men should see that no one is aowe to vote
on certificate of application or declaration of in.
tsntion to become citizen. Unless persons are
acquainted with the difference they may be de-
saved and II is therefore imper that no one is
alloSsad 10 vote on his declaration papers. His
right deSnds entirely upon his regular naturaliza-
t,or pansrs% None others are to be received. Let
this be we'll adsrstOOd and properly attended
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Do Nor FAIL TO yOrE Livery .rue American
citizen must have made up his mind how he ought
to vote on Tuesday, II he has not, no arguments
can animate his lukewarmne@, nor any appeals
quicken his defunot patriotism. To vote Is duty;
to vote understanding Is equally duty, and to ne
geet making ourselves acquainted with all the
points and aspects of canvass is treason to the
country. 10 our American friends, then we say,
vote as Americana.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
gaf DELAWARE COLLEGE. rev
We find the following correspondence in the Ma
tionnl IuteliRonoer 80
wAsHIsarON, Oct. IS, 1856,

- 1ss.l '.A WARRINGTON, Oct. 49, 1885,
MY DEAR SIR AT meeting of the Board of
Trustees Of Delaware college the 18th inst, you
were, with entire uuanimity aud the utmost cordial>
ity, elected President OF that institution and was
appointed committee to in form you Of your cleo
ton. Eg llt sGu.t5 51N! ~ 9sf
ThisI now do with much pleasure, because, from
my personal knowledge Of many years OF yourssl f.
your talents, requirements, and high position in
our church, am persuaded that with you at Its
head, the future 20 tho College will be bright re>
hectng great credit upon you and the talented gen
tleman Of tn, faculty with whom you will be associ>
ated. l5t. -f,
The Trustees of the College ore among the NEST
Intelligent and respectable citizens of Delaware and
the adjoining States. With their cordial co,opera>
ton aud support, such AL sure you will have,
the College viii rise, and prove greater blessing to
the youth Of our eeuutrys than ever it has in the
past. 49, t fl.. I-,gl-s +
Your brethren in the Synod of Virginia have al.
ready, by vote unanimous, commended you and
the College to tho confidence aud patronage OF our
Hoping that you may accept the appointment 10
unanimously tendered, am yours, cordially
t- JOHN Z. SMITH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

pont Every yorE,-Issksyery man feel as though
the entire burden OF tho contest rested upon his
own shoulders. Let there be RS bragsArta-no
holders back on election day One vots>- night de-
eide the contest. Don't let that vote, for
ssn, be left at home full vote will be glorious
victory
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
AUDITORS OFFlcR, DOVER DEL oct, lst lsa
UNION STEAM MILL
SASH, BLIND, u o OR AND WINDOW FkAMf
MANUFACToRf,

sA9h' DLi''D' MANUFACToRY,
FRoSr ST., OPPOSITE THE BLACK HORSE HOTEL
So ~ WILMINGTON, DEL.
fscture o. sash Blinds ard Frames, would respeStiHy
nanfers Builders &c. to give him call and examine MS
work and prices before purchasing elsewhsfe manu-
flames, and SASH 81 AZ kinds such IS L ~ sgS
~ ,fhiSE lash, HOT BED SASH, &c, Blnds-piyot
and Stationery shutters of all styles, Doors q az Styles
anJ nj nGness Moudings of all sizes and patterns
work Is Of the best material well seasoned made ny th'
finnish SASH Painted and Glazed, in superior man
mar M very short notice. Work primed II ordered ~ Il
tT- All orders by mall directed to my auufess win VI
ATTENDED ,1dy 10 WIN uospa'0n' JAMES d. SMITH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDULENT yorERs.-It ia re-
ported Foreigners in this city who have not been
'dye years in the country. and who have never fl>
ed vcir declaration os intention, who have got frau.
duient naturalization papers, and intend to vote
We H,rn such men that they will he prosecuted to
the full e~ant of tho law if they dare to offer their
voteH. Let thes-isn rs of American Freedom every
wher see that their tights are act trampied upon by
the minions Of a Foreign hierarchy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
SuSSEX COuMTY TICKhT.

ator.--TheoPhilus Collins Wm. +. Orr, in
lieu Of Elihu Pusy resigned.
Representatives. Elisha Holland; Henry Clay
Douglass Elias Tayler; VIM. B, Records; Henry
Hickman; VIM. Brown; VIM. I. Harrington
sjSherif-W oolsey Burton.
Coroner.-Manna Hill.
aLevy Court Commissioners. Eli Walls, Broad>
kin; !. Elicit, Little Creek; Solomon Short, Bread
0reek; Samuel d. Bonnet, Baltimore; Lemuel
Davidson, Dagsboro, in lieu Of James Wharton, de
oeeaed
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

without name. Are such young men to be yearly
yea monthly offered up victims on the altar Of In.
temperance that the Democratic Party may triumph?
with your conscience leave you the question l
have done my duty; rhave werned you of the evil
If you forsske Your God and humanity for Party on
your own heads will rest che iniquity
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
UNION HOTEL,
BV l.. d. v ,UGHN.

2" UNCONVENTIONAL DF1IlAWARE.
sa4r rgNE Subscriber lakes this occasion oannounoe
&E to the tray elling public, that he has taken the
IS6llS above well known Mouse III Georgetown, and is
now prepared to acoommodate all who M favor him
with their patronage The house commodlOns and the
rooms are furnished with new furniture and superior beds
bedding &c. the tables will bountu y supplied with
to the Hotel and experienced 2sters Vii be a
nltendance take charge of horses phe undersigned
deems it is hi intention to
Keep first class hose, and hopes to receive share oil
nuhlio patronaQe. Terms OdeTate. Oct SLY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

BRING THEN 0uT.-Ses that the sick and dis.
abled are brought to the polls early. Procure We
hicles, and that every able to be carried to
the rolls, Votes It is important that every vote
should be brought to bear in this important CON
taaL
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

WATCH THH PoLLs.-We cannot too sarsstly en-
join our friends to watch the polls. Challenge every
man whose right to vote you question, Be vigilant
Our opponents desperate, and will stop at moth
ing to insure them victory.
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17'71E3H7s 31lz35z123 y
Oh ~ ,

In this city, on Tuesday, 18th inst, THOMAS
MoD0WELL, in the 10th year of his age The
friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funera without further notice. to leave his
late residence l7s Market St., this (Thursday) af.
ternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

- WILL be sold AZ PUBLIC SALE, on sArU 1H
RSS# farm, quarternf a mile west Of The Braudywine
Springs adjoining lands of John Bailey and others
containing about The Engagements CONSIST Of
small Bar NJ ali in good repair The land divided into
convenient lots, and in high state Of cultivation The
shops are we'll ocat ed ard do large country bnsiness
Also at he time and place enc new ps5ket wagSn
day oil sale BY - =. $ JACOB PENN Ck. h
ncfoO IN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
THEODORE HYATT'S
SELECT BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL,
rnIy xSnvG n r5'T

XVIL.L re-oPen OF Al0NDAl ne ~ q sePtembeF;-
Teen ears 0fnge They received ihto the family Of
the Princps where their moral character and Physical
Several vacancies still remain in the Boarding. Depart;
boys who with to completes extended course Of English
Scientific or Classical studies.
formation may be had by ad dressing.
~ THEODORE HYATT, Principal,
Aup a53m AT Wilmington, Del.
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REv. o. 3. NnwLIs,, Aiesanairia. 7 - =


ALEXANDRIA, Oct. II, 1866
Mr. DEAR SIR Your favor Of the 18Th instant
was duly received, am under great obligations
to the Board of Tresees OF Delaware College for the
honor esnf,rfed upon in my election to the pre-
sdency. An honor coming from suoh source, and
under the circumstances named in your note, am
constrained to accept. 1t will be pleasant to me
to unite with the gentlemen Of the Board and the
friends of the College in whateyer may promote its
best interests. My acquaintance with the members
OF the Faculty and the assurance of their cordial
operation inspire the hope that com ned efforts
will make this insttution what its founders und pa
trous designed and that it will greatly promote the
cause Of education not only in Delaware, my native
State, but extend Its benefcent influence to other
parts of our country. To the accomplishment Of
this shall devote my best Abilities earnestly de-
sriug the divine blessing upon the important work
| to which you have called me.
For the kind terms 10 which you have Informed
me of my election please 3pt nay sincere thanks.
Most truly, yours, Ell NEWLIN.
Rev. JOHN Q, SAITH, d. D.
! The yellow fever has ceased to exist in
Charleston, s. O., and the health reports ar,
discontinued, /
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
R-EGIsTER,s oFFICE.
Nstg Castle Connty, Octoher, SCI

Net0 Castle Coltntyi Octoher, bHL $500,
Upon THE application of John Whtby, Administra-
v tor Of Thomas Med Janyier late q 81 Gssprges
directed BY the Register that the Administrator afore
sald Civ notice Of the granting Of Letters Admnis-
Of granting causing to
al WITHIN forty day fro the date OF such Letters in ak
Of the most public places OF the county Of Castle re-
quitting all persons having demands
case made and provided And also cause the same to
be insert within the period IN the Delaware re
publican, a newspaper published in wilmington and to
Be continued therein two months. ., 90.
d. REGISTER aforesaid, at New Cast lie, in New Cas-
{~N tie County aIoresaiut the gay tn8 AehI aOuNe
written. PEFEh d. NANbh V bhi nesin'et'
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the rs,
tate Of the must present the same du atested
10 he kdnln on or before the 9Th day OF October 1857,
or abide the Of il such easS Wade ana pro-
| vided, JOiN NhlhD Auih'h d
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
EW ST ocK OF WINTER oL0THTN6.
WILLIAM q LOWE

No. "a M1rket Street, Violating ron, Del.
a. RESPECTr ULLY INFORMS HIS friends
~ and the public, that he hasaid in q LARGE AND
MA WELL SELECTEpASSORrM Of SEA-
HG SONABLE CLOTHING Gentlemens Linen
Collars Stocks, Gloves, &c., which he is pr epared
seb At the very lowest Being among the oldest
hathis long experience in the business will be sucien
to his patrons that all customer and oherwork
Entrusted to him will be done style of superior neat
re Remeinber 81 Market Street dec eff
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

IA. By virtue OF writ of Ais ven'd Exp's to
EsM me directed, will be exposed at PuB Liz
Easz ,E, at the CITY Hall, in the City of Will
mington, on SATURDAY, the first day Of Noyem-
Der. 1866 at IL o'clock A. NJ the following desert,
bed REAL ESTATE, to wit; Situate lying and
being In the city of Wilm ington and County atore>
said, Z "a lot Of Land situate on the West side Of
Orange Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Sts,
bounded by lands Of Absalom Jones and Sevena
Williams, with frame dwelling house thereon or
eoted, be the contents thereof, more or less
Z Seized and taken in execution the property OF
William Toney, and to be sold BY
.sUT fE = JOHN A. WILLARD, Sheriff.
1 + gbar;f1s QH;ca Nav raatle Det 18th 81
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Middletown Academy, rEiddlerown
naIau,are gtg

JAMES IL. McDO NElIlit fhlNLifhlss Il
rEN He winter term Of this Academy Will commence on
the FIRST Monday OF Novenber and continue y weskfs
pr sued. with moderate charges for German, French,
Mnzo md Drawing The nstrnc Is thorough
and extensive, embracing the branches oi solid nssl
drawing o.. SO. Students from Stance board win
PrineipaI KS above n ~ 1iitlA sept Limos.
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COMMERCIAL.


Wilmington Markets OctOberb2b.
coRREcTED By KELLEY & EWBANKs
Wheat Flour from wagons 81 ~
Rye do do, 8 90
Wheat per bushel new, IS
Rye do .. ...|.... "a
Germ Mealper barrel ..a 8 90
do perbushel usi 70
Germ as
Oats .H..sa... ...H. .Ilu. .f. 40
oleVer-seed. ssf.U Q 90
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Ths Flour market il steady,
but prices are hardly supported Sales of fresh
ground. Flour from new wheat at SO rs at. Small
sales of extra and fancy brands at SI{asI There is
liz tie or no export demand. Rye Flour is worth
S3f. Corn Meal-5sles Of fresh PennsyIvania nt
So 81 per Dbl. Buckwheat il selling at Sya3 IS
GRAIN Wheat is firm, and prices the same Saies
of prime new Southern and penna red at ST So a
81, and 81 Goal 40 for white. Rye comes slowly;
sales OF Pennsylvania at 80 os Corn 10 active with
sales of prime yellow at 81 cents aoat and Sc cents
in store Oats are scarce; sales of prime old Penn
sylyania and Delaware at 48e. Barley is worth 81
33a$t SO. sn
SEEDs.-Coveraeed comes forward slowly, and is
in fair request at STAT rs per 81 lbs Timothy com.
mands Tor 80 to 20. Flaxseod is scarce, at so 10
| per bushel.
| CATTLE MARKET, ost. 27-There has been but
little change in the cattle market since our last
quotation. The receipts at VIM. L. Torberts Aven-
ue Drove Yard, amounting to 900 cattle 5000 sheep
\ 30 COWS and calves, and 800 hogs. Beevers were
selling from So rs to 50 rs per 100 lbs: sheep at
from S2 % to 81 each hogs at from 81 rs to So 20
per 100 lbs, and at from SIS to IS each aocor
ding to quality and condition. Tne total n market
was 1850 beeves, $500 sheep, 900 hogs, and los
| cows and calves.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Auditor of accounts
IN will attend at New Castle Monday, November 18th,
and remain at place during the hrst three days Court
al which time the County Ireasurers Ieasners o e
have be chargube with any lines or oreitures
a'oiote w. Il. ALRICHS,
Auditor of Accounts.
A....,unr llrrIcH DnvRR. DEL. Oct. LIST 1856.
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KENT COUNTY TICKET,

Representatives. james D. Wild John Van
iasken John G. Wilson James d, KINNEY !;
John W. Cooper Elias t. Boothe, Elias Smith
ers
iShsriF Nathaniel Powell.
a Coronsr.--Miles T. Shorts.
Levy Court Comniissioasrs.-Pot S Collins,
Duck Greek Hundied; Samuel gilbert, Dover |;
John Jersey, Murderkl; John Fletcher Clem
enta, Muderkill Henry Galloway, Mispillion.
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MOTIEE
.h asHh vii soil at private sale.

FNNnE subscriber will sell at private sale,
EM IL his house, lot ard stable, situate in
lsssM Odessa, Dell, the lot il 80 by l6o feet, the
ls.kaaAA dwelling two story 4 Hne, with two
story kitchen, work house and pump Also good frame
tbsoiIshou Any person wishing to purchase will call ON
the subscriber on the premises OF on John Mhtby.
ODEssA, Sept q II. DANIEL SIEhe.NSS. ".
Ato for sale hne large pair Of bay horses, well broken
and we'll matched.
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NEW CASTLE GO JNTY II cKET.

.SsHaloT-samueI MoUauIIey, Of WHmlngton.
Hundred Alexander II. Adams Christians !. Alb
raham Cannon, White Clay Greek George q. Tys
bout, New Castle; Thos. W. Pelyille, Red Lion !;
Thomas Murphy, st. Georges; Robert A. Cochran,
iAppoquinimink. tfAI
Sheriff -Thomss SCOTT.
N Coronsr.-Lindssy Pierce. 353,
n Lsvy Court CoMntsSioaers-Lewis Zsbley ,
Rrandywine; EdwinJ Harner, Wilmington; WIN .
u Derriokson, Ohristiana David W. j emmili
New Castlei Curtis B. Ellison, Psncader.
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OHIo.-The increased vs,e IN Ohio in the last
election amounts to over $1,000 in thirtysthree
counties, the Democratic increase being ten
thousand, the Republican thirteen thousand.