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EBBITT HOUSE,
T. tHs d. H. MORRISON
F street, between 18th and 14th streets,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
TTNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired furnished with and superior furniture
Contains has all the requisites Of
lrstclass house. 5..
provided coach which viii be the railroad
depot landing every arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage TO the hotel tu
20 t.1i .5fsis= E
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

august Nd MeIapehln. Philadelphia; Robbins
LADY, g. Louis; " G Stewart, Philadelphia; d.
lockwood, Smyrna; Thor- NJ Ogle, New Castle: T
carney, MD Dallas, Philadelphia; A Johns, q (
Price Cecil; w M Anniek, 7 J Townsend. West ches.
ter.
August si.-c Watson. Milford; II Adams, New
AM swayne. Del; 5 dsFord. Nd; r H Plummfr.
Lambert. Deli Hume, = Q Jones, Brighton; w s
Smith Virginia l. L Lelhplar, Wheeling va. G w
Johnson. Chefspeske: G W seeier. G u Winsiox ] 8
Vieaeur, Stesver Philadelphia.
August 22.-JB Harkel. Philadelphia; J @ JaokKnn
Mill Creek kinsey, Cincinnati D LonEaere. J T
Wallsea. 8 Wright. Adsna. Philadelphisi Gilpin
u Richardson, Baltimore; X Crnesdsle, Phlaiei-
phis 3 Latomvs, smyrna NJ Longaere A II can.
bell. Phifadslphia.
Hays, J Bu1knasfer Dover,
August 2-wm June. A 81 John, New York, W B
palsF J " Marcy a Lady. Phiiadelphial Nj Turner.
Mas A Henry, RtlsblrK Bryan. tnr1ina
August 2s.-T Brinton, chsrtsr; WI Merries
New York, = . Pierce. PhilsdsfphIa, Woaliin,
gsorgstowni Colsma1, Phils6riphls; G u Jshnuon,
esti WI Fsyo RYoIk
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29


In the last two editorials of the journal,
Statesman and Blue Hons Chicken, there
Is correct representation Of those traits Of
character by which the Editor has become
SO unenyiably notorious.
Since Col. Eckol has been the proprie
tor and conductor of the broad sheet OF
many names, we perceived that he is the
subject of that kind of prurency to be con.
sidered an important parsonage, which is
consequent upon the sudden elevation
from obscurity of those of vulgar origin,
who were born without genius and reared
without education, who seek the bubble
reputation, not at the cannon's mouth, but
by the uttering of strange falsehoods, by
being " Sudden and quick in quarrel" by
devising mischief, by eulogising Asses and
making savage meals Of good mems names.
Such men usually delight in SANDER
that foul wbclp of sin. They roll it under
their fiendish tongues like sweet nlorsel.
In their bosoms lurk curses of every hu.
man kind, "a thousand snakes, with black
enysnomed mouths nest there, and hiss
and feed through all their hearts,"
As the Colonel seems disposed to make
bis paper the messenger of defamation,
and is DESTROYS himself to be the first to
tell an evil tale, We can have no hesitation
in deciding where to place him.
But for the present let us insist upon
the Colonel to drop his favorite legitimate
business, until he answers tue following
questions -
Is,the Editor of military titles, Colonel
Eckel, a Know-Nothing or a Black Re.
publican, or is he like his soophyte paper
compound-half Know Nothing and
half Black Republican or would be have
us believe that ho has some slight solitary
trace of democracy in his composition
What are bis politicsl Does he belong to
an independent parity if SO, why does he
not announce i'll
If he is Know-NOthing, why does he
not do what every good party man ougb,
to do, support the nominee of his partyt
Esq. PoulsoD; and if be is Black Re-
publican, Why does be not act in obedi.
qnce To the impulses Of BE Daiare Of one
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

I
Wm. Silver, Jr., the candida ri Al
dcrman, possesses every quahdlation for
the disehsrge Of tue duties appsiAinng to
tue Office For e long time Nj Syyor Las
eschewed the use of ardent s5ifit., and
whatever his opponents may ssg to the
contrary, he has given every indi,slion Of
complete reformation, and " sfs not Of
that class who deny charity andkon6dence
to a rcpentant broiber.
Lewis G. Springer, the candidate for
Treasurer, Is we'll known knd hard
working Democrat, having th4cnire re-
spect Ct all who know him. His compe.
tent for the position assigned his, aud his
election will be placed beyond \ matterof
doubt
John Barnett is omiuently Qualified for
Assessor, as more suitable ala worthy
selection conld not have been .fade.
The Democrats of the sesnd Ward
held meeting on Tuesday Hiniug last
and nominated Thomas Youns, Esq as
their candidate for the C&~ssil Mr.
Young IL 50 well known to oh citizens il
is useless for US to speak Of hiiIA Va better
man could not have been selecisi to serve
in the council. He will carry lie Second
Ward for the whole Democratl ticket BY
a large majority.
On Wednesday evening last Ihe Democ-
raey Of The ist Ward held q meeting and
nominated John Springer, Ed, aud DR.
l.. j. Draper for the touncii.
Mr, Sprin.sc or il well qualifll for the
Office Of council lie has much experience
in city Affairs, possesses the confidence of
his party, and will roll up l,Hgc majori.
~ for the whole ticket in the first Ward.
Dr. Draper is steady, norai, and well
educated gentlemen, aid we bcliyc he will
make an excellent Councilman
Democrats of the Fourth Ward, the
Election on Tuesday next is apIimportani
one to you. Now is your tinlsIto elect q
Councilman that will be of somt service to
you, and reflect credit upon yoS poriy--
Never had you opportunity Of lug for a
man better qualified for the Office of Coun-
Gilman, than George G. Gordors E>q who
is now before you as a candidate. Mr.
Gordon is one OF the most proaising law.
yers in our State, and whose lsgal attain
meuts and experience pcculislly adapt-
him for the situation. He is tia very man
We want there and We can cpct him BY
making the proper effort. He slll straight
ten many o. tho blunders ctrmitted by
present city Fathers.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

demand that change should be made,
and there is no better time to make it than
the present one when high taxation and
extravaganza expenditures arc making ra !.
pid strides towards our financial ruin.--
The people of Wilmington arc patient
and order loving people, and as such arc
slow to move; bat nevertheless, they are
thinking people, and as such, will finally
correct the many abuses of the trusts con
ided 10 their soryants.
r That the Democratic party is worthy of
being trusted is admitted on all sides, BY
friend and foei and knowing this to be a
fact the people will bc wise to place our
municipal affairs in their hands.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

As the cars were about lowing the sttion al
Claymont on Monday evening last, man named
Benjamin Slounaker stepped out on the platform
and discharged pistol, the contents of which
took effect on the face of james Brown, who had
just come down from Philadelpbis, and was about
getting in lis carriage to proceed to his residence
near Ciaymont. No one in the ears being aware
that any person was hurt, and they proceeded on
through to Dover, where Sloanaker stopped. About
8 o'clock, however, Geo. Thompson and Ovid
Chambers of Claymont arrived in this city and
made complaint of the shooting of Brown before
Esquire stauts, who Issued warrant for his ar.
rest. High Constable Hawkins and Mcosrr
Thompson und Chambers proceeded to New Cas-.
lie where they waited on Andrew G. Gray, ESQ.,,
who was in the at the time of the occurrence.
He Immediately ordered special train to proceed
to Dover where Sloanaker was arrested before
daylight, and brought on to this city. On Thurs.
day morning he had hearing before Esp Stats,
who, in default of $1,000 bail committed him to
New Castle 10 await hiA trial. From tho evidence
ELECTED it appears that the shot was fred without
intention to hit any ono. Mr.. Brown is not fa-
tally injured.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

"SoTHINo TO WEAR.r-Ii will DO re-
WONDERED that Nothing to Wear was
originally published In Hsrpers Weekly.
1t appeared there asl long ago as February
last. The Weekly of the sth of August
reviews the claims Of Miss Peck to the
authorship of the poem, and sums up tue
argument in these sentences
For our own part, We regrrt to confess
that we do not believe that Miss Peck or
any one else but Mr.. Butler wrote single
line Of tbatpoem. We see no serious rea.
sons for going behind the original manu-
script, which Is now before us in Mr. But
ler's handwriting, aud to which, at our ro-
guest, he added some twenty-five lines 70
fill ont the page.
When Batbyllus claimed tho authorship
Of Virgils lines to cesar, the shrewd poet
detied him to flush some couplets which
tho master hand had commenced. Caught
in the snare, the knaye was forced to con
Tess his fraud, and became the butt and
tho sport of tho wits of Rome. We do no,
intend TO suggest comparisons but we
will say that ii Miss Peck will furnish US
with poem Of one balf the merit OIL "Scth.
ing 20 Wear" we shall be happy 70. pull
lish i in n conspicuous place, to pay Ler
handsomely for il, aud to in-i Oh b,r
eiaim as theInost rising poct--oi her years
in the country. We will, however, take
the liberty Of suggesting that she had bet
to not carry Il about with her when she
rides 10 the cars. T+-,ss tt'
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
Democratic Meetings.

At a meeting of the Democratic voters of the
First Ward, held in the hall Of the Fame IIoso
Company, on Wednesday evening last, Jacob Barr
was called to the chair, and DR.. Draper appointed
Secretary On motion the proceedings of the
previous meeting were read and adopted. There.
upon the committee appointed TO suggest names
for candidates reported the following, gentlemen
For council, John P Springer, John G. Yates,
Miffiin Pyle, Dr.. L. ]. Draper, S. d. Ewes, and
Henry Beycr. For Inspector, Joseph Hayes, and
John W. Smith, Assistants, James Christy and
Win. Bowe. onSnotion, J. NJ. Pool and Smiley
King were appointed Tellcrs, and a ballot was
gone into. Ordered that the polls be kept open
until o'clock.
The votes being taken, il was found that John
p. Springer md DIR. L. ]. Draper were nominated
for Council. For Inspector, Joseph Hayes; As
sistlnt, VIM Bowe. On motion adjourned
J. BARR, President
AT meeting of the Democratic voters of the
Second Ward, held in the Odd Fellows Hall on
Tuesday evening, the 25th inst, wm. NJ. Horn
was called 10 the chair, and John H. Sldham ap.
pointed secretary. The committee appointed at
previous meeting for the purpose, suggested the
following named gentlemen Tor candidates For
Council, Thomas Young and John H. stidham !;
for Inspector, Allen Smith and Henry Hopes;
for Assistant Inspectors John Woavcfsnd james
Ball. The ballot hlying been taken, Thomas
Young, Esq, was nominated for City Council
Allen Smith, for Inspector, and James Ball for
Assistant Inspector WV. NJ. Hons, Pres't
John H. Stiahani, Sec'y.
A meeting of the Democracy Of The Fourth
Ward was held on Wednesday at tbs house of
Peter Durham. Alexander Porter, Es1., WIS GIL.
ed IN the chair and Joal,n, Si-,,,v ;ntsa e..
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
GotaI Stlattus


On Saturday afternoon last terrible accident
occurred at the powder works Of thc Messrs Du
Point, resulting in the death of thicc Of the work.
men employed on the spot, as vigil as of him
whose name heads this article. II appears that
Mr.. DUPONT was experimenting the removal of a
large box Il gunpowder from % old building,
when the friction caused BY its removal cnused it
to explode, killing Edward Hurst, A1fnony Dough-
erty, and Lewis Vache, and seriously wuunding
several others. Mr.. DUPONT himself badly burnt
both in the hands and face plunged into the race
md estingushed the FIRE upon his person. But
observing that the FIRE had communicated itself to
the '.Press Room" he at once attempted to repair
to the spot in the hope of extinguishng the flames
Unknown to him the fire had irnitrd building
which interviewed between himsar A. tho ~rIcss
lssIurr 4, ~ Z =, =,
ing expended on his person. n was viclentiy
dashed for about thirty feet, receiving compound
fracture of the right thigh. whilst several of his
ribs were broken and one of his lungs perforated.
He was instantly conveyed to bis residence and
medical aid quickly obtained, from the fact that
DIR. Bush of this city was on his way to the Wei.
nifty, and not far distant when the explosion oc.
CURED. Mr.. DUPONT brcathcd his last on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, just twcnty.our hours from
the time of the accident. He was fogty-onc years
Of age and was universally beloved and respected
by all who knew him. For about the space Of
four years he occupied prominsnt position in
the vestrY of Trinity Church in this city, and his
zeal in the cause Of the Parish never for mo.
ment tagged. His purse was always literally
proaered to aid in carrying forward the work
apperaining TO the cause ofthe Chuseh, and at the
moment of his decease, he was engaged insrec
ing 81. Johns Church, Brandywino Village,
beautiful structure which will long testify to his
philanthropy AT the time he commenced this
building, he with habitual foresight. made provi
sion Tor its steady progress in case any unforeseen
accident should occur TO him. He was attended
in his last moments by the Rev. Mr.. Brinckle Of
Christ Church, and the Rev. Mr. Parker Of ST.
Johns, and was perfectly conscious until short
time before his death. Truly good man has
fallen, and one whose good works will bear last
ing memento to his generosity and chrstiln spirit
and whose name will long remain green in the
hearts of those who knew him best. His remains
were inferred in tho family burying ground on the
BTandywine. at o'clock on the afternoon Of Tuca-
dry last
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

The following is the order Of arrangcmcnts for
the Common School Picnic to be held in the Fol.
" woods, two and a half miles from Wilmington,
on Thursday, September Sd, 1857 The exer-
cises will commence II 10, A. NJ with prott c.
sion Of the children, who will form and march up
In front of the speakers Sind, and c. Oh sclotl
prepared will be allowed tine for singing and
other exercises. Alter the children have gene
through their exercises and yet seated, they will
be addressed by 4. Clarhson Taylor and others,
should time permit.
Recess until Q, P. NJ, for reifrshnnnls.
Al ., 7. NJ the schools will again form, und
the three premiums will be awarded hy tho com
nitioe, (Rsv. Il. N. Cam, r. GARRISON 'rayltr md
Rev Tbom4s Lesc,) according to tic number pre-
sent ~ compared with tic whole number in The
district lr ..ninerfil z;ih slscs o.. ;i
ss5dhd. Tho premiums to Be
LIST webstcr's Unabridged Dictionary, price
Sc.
3D. Wcbstor's Octave Dicticnrry, price 81.
Sd Walkers University Dictionary. price Sc,
The teacher or some oil the commissioners Of
each district arc requested TO hand in tc the
Chairman of the meeting the nnmher of scholars
in the district as near as can be ascertaincd, also
the number present. The children will thtn be
at liberty TO enjoy themselves by suitable rrcrea-
ton the reminder of the dy.
President L. j. Newlin, OF Delaware College,
DR.. Grimsbaw, and other prominent speakers, will
then address tho parents in Particular aid the
people generally on the importance Of educating
the rising generation, and the best means of lis
promotion.
As there are always some children at these
gatherings unucccmpanied by their parents, the
committee would suggest the proprieiy of those
disposed to be liberal in filling their baskets with
refreshments.
The committee have been to considerable cS.
pensc in fitting the grounds, employing music, &c.
and hope liberal contribution will he made to
deffiy the expenses.
Excursion trains will run 10 within short dis
lance Of the woods, at 8 and Is, A. NJ, and /.
P. NJ returning at S, P. M. Tickets for the tx.
cursion Is cents--in packages of eight and up
wards, twelve End half cents. Excursion tick
cts on the Delaware Railroad from Townsend sta
ton up, half price.
COMMITTEE or ARRasersrsrs.--J. A. Brown,
Joha NJ rshall, A. Hollingswerth, J. II. Turner,
Chandler Lamborn. .-r
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
THE CITY ELEcTTox.


The coming contest is one of. consdera.
BILE Importance to the Democracy of our
City. Years have passed since the Demo.
cratic party lost its ascendancy in the
Council, and how sadly docs the present
management of our municipal affairs pre-
sent that fact to every intelligent mind. I,
Ii true we have had the Mayor for the past
year, but his every movement has been SO
embarrassed that the anticipated good that
was to result from democratic admins.
tration OF our city government has partial
ly been destroyed by prcconcerted action
of our opponents. 1t has become eyiden,
70 those interested in the welfare of vii.
rnington that the Council and Mayor should
act in concert and hurmony-that there
should be no clashing of the machinery
thatgovcrns and gives direction to our pub.
lilo affairs-that perfect understanding
should exist between the Mayor and the
Council, sanctioned by the good will and
wishes Of the people. II should be that
the people should have perfect confidence
in the integrity of those they have chosen
. to mako their ordinances, assess and collect
their taxes, and disburso their funds. and
it should be that the head of the police
should also enjoy that confidence in order
to be sustained by the W, II tbinl;nr n, s.ss
of the community. Establish tb;s bor,no
NY of political elements and va have 49,;
ses ed tl,as sss,iaat ,sI,es.
p'nsss WIN nave crowned our efforts. Has,
.pefs oeeh euat harmony Of action existing
s's"e,. 0u' Guy miners anu tne ohlef+ OF
w, ponce LOT Tue past year that IS caicula-
~ - a.'an's the INTERESTS ana promote
'Ds naPp'neSS 81 'no governed iue NAY
" '". o'''oi nave oeeh al Vaiiance ever
''a'e '"e e'ee'''n OF ine iorner J anu LOT
d;T.-or, na,;,;.., 49,. -
,ion,l n,i;,ias NJ, n~a.a. s~,s - :"
;.L-.r, $50 1pr
g., - ~. ~, 0''.N' VI a'''''y :. 'De
,,..,.,s .aN ra9' ys"', - ~ ''s '','"s
49, - ~. 80, Ss"s'o'sa'9 " o'nef
~ p.s NV .aN -eps's -, P.0son'
, , "''",'r -. ,A"u'Ds ~ 'A''' Tue
,h.;r o;,s f,,los '-s p'.sss. ~, ~. "
~ IN III ra,;an, 49, .,'s 's ~ Wv -1
behavior Of Tho c;,i,ans and ,he;r ' go
ipg from excsssos which havs s;aral;vaa
former periods under mora str;nssn, al
m;p;s,rsi;ons have o;van ,,,o 49, -;
dence of determination on their nort 10
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29


a nomination election was held in th,
City Hall on Tuesday last BY that portion
Oh Tue hnow-Nothing party who are dis
saushed WHO Esquire Poulson, their frs
nominee, and resulted as follows; Fol
Mayor, George W. Sparks received 49l
votes Samuel Barr, "a II. A. Wilson
Oh. FOR Alderman, j. L. Robinson, re-
eeiyed 3os votes Stephen Boldly, i65
.. W. hawkins, w. For Treasurer, G.
Y. Armstrong received S57 votes John
fnnn, OK y, Downing, eoj W. Banner,
81 w. MeCail, IL. Ii. Naf, b
0. oiars, ?. Robert Galbreath was nomi-
mated ior Assessor. 90
mr.. sparks, who beads tho ticket, is
brought forward aud recommended by his
party upon the grounds OF his absolute ig.
norance upon all political subjects, quail
heat'on Iar9Iek urged nowadays. Mr.,
SPARKS 2soine man, of ine man.
ners aud sFatic bearing, aud the Re-
publIeaassy against whd~ character
there is not even whisper.
Money has great redceming qualities -
lhe hepubiican's candidate has made a
good share Of 1t, and We doubt not That be
has done 4 h9pestlyii. but there certainly
Is mistake committed when it is asserted
there is not even ga whisper against Ills
character" II Is true that we have not
heard any whispers, but we have heard
very loud talking, to the effect that the
Republicans candidate for Mayor has in
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

One evening last week, buxom negro wench.
pcrambulating the sidewalk in Market Street be-
tween 9Th and 9Th, INDUCED in sundry epithets
by no means complimentary to some white chill.
dren, who ineommoded the passage of her hoops.
The youngsters seemed 10 enjoy the scene hugely.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
LEMON q AKIN,

Corner q Tenth and M.zsIcs Strsxz,-
Wilmington, Dclaearr,
HAvE JUST REcEIvE9 AND TpR sAIF 4
- ifssh supply Of westphAis. Gsrlinsr mi ss
hha LOW ess brniys superior Hams dried beet
PEI iohgt.A fresh Sslninn sardines. and An1hassss
asoFcestershirs John bull Harvey. crrire sa5 Rs<1
sf haues navatingA fnr puddinrs and Js{ss Eavrgs
Ssssls. niorr.H Part Rye Whisky vjn&ars ~ xstS
ana ieoi -. Julian CLAIR l. hns table HfAs; tiactn
hau sparting lhthw ba Wine In esstst Londue rufsx
finest Frauds # Champagne ausisrE
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Councilman, Inspector, and Assistant Inspector,
whereupon Samuel Walker, John W. Fighter,
John zsiglcr. William Leonard aud William
Springer, wers selected, who after consultation,
reported as follows
Fos Councilman, W. W. 1'orbcrt aud WIN. Nc.
Camel. For inspector. William Dixoo. For
ASSISTANT Inspector. Robert Porter which wac TN.
nimou sly adopted
On motion. it WINS further ordered That VIM.
Springer, James Carswel, Victor DUPONT, Ut.
Boies, Samuel Walker, J.hn zeigIer, Josheph Puff
N. T. Boulder, VIM Leonard and WIN. Clinestove,
be requested 10 act an organizing and vigilance
committee for the Fifth Ward, and to use all hon.
orable means TO get the voters to the polls.
Da motion, the needing adjourned.
Jons SFxrsoER, Pfes't.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
MoNTG0MEKY,s
4 EAL ESTATE MART.
NO, pa aIIIet - -sxAgFr

E,, sos n.ge. hassi pI' ira '1s'fS
Ss'aae; Bends, Mortgages stocks. &r tshs. ~
NV MY , pi HitIinjng the public that his ensrr s,,a
hoh WI be devoted To this husiaess s' ''ash'
dispatch. A' Win Deafness and
nna y - thrir advantage 10 cali atRo q s,,.,sv ~
soon as possible. f-7"s Saiaiosas as
also PERSONS desircus of purebanino an, 49,
~ H.. s opportunity Of iookiag over an ertensivs ~
Lstats aiia stocks. from which they az sssss
,ns,, enusiy. ireds, Bonds. Mortaarer E,re.
ac svry species Of writing eaeeu,ei ia
accuracy and rromp;lesF. - WIS
July II, 1857 TN. JAMES .so,-oourn
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

In this city III; 2s Iprt. Elts, daushihs of John
/. and Mary solomon. asede years 7 mouths and II
days The friends Of the family respectfully invi
ted To attend h fanera to leave the resi- enea Of her
Parents No II tnall sIset m ratur lay the spti
iust. at I O'Clock. z NJ.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

THE UNDERSIGNED win remove his RLsTAU.
i RANT 70 M; - Market Street an Monday next
Lis eIstonrs and the public are respectfully invited 10
attend, Iaus i5-3ml HENRY HAAR.