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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

felt in The Convention that is 70 nominate a
man who is 10 rule our dcsines for ionr wears
This is evident to every well wisher of the
Democratic party
But the cry against Douglas is growing iain-
ter and fainter; you eau merely hear the echo
in the distance-the original sound has long
since died out. Those who were the most
clamorous year ago, are now willing 10 con-
ccdc that he is not such had Democrat after
all-they could support him il he were nnmi-
mated This we are glad to sec; we know that
the difference between us is not so great AZ to
make an inseparahle barrier that those who
have heretofore acted with the Democratic
party, cannot surmount it. We know that the
decentralization Of the Democratic party was u
slow process, and many went with the current
until they found themselves with establishment
in the arms of Federalism.
The chance now offers for them TO return to
the good old Democratic fold-the prodigals
will be welcomed back with reioicings and
merry makings we extend to them the right
hand of fellowship, and forgive their backsld-
ings; we will not ask them even to go on pro-
baton, knowing that they feel mortified enough
over their unpopular course. Being with the
majority, we feel as if we could afford to be
generous consequently, we say, let the grand
army be formed and let the column advance
as it did in the days of jackson, when the OPP
position fell before the march of principle like
wheat before the scythe of the husbandman.
Let the cry be Douglas and success
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

Two MIS lIuNG rs IySCm Law, AND WOMAN
SESTEScRD TO ne HrNG.--ln Crittendcn county,
Arkansas, not far from Marion, and eight or
ten miles from this city, lived = man named
Robinson and his wife. On last Tuesday night
-hut one, February u, no one being in the dwell
ling but Robinson and his wife, Just as he was
retiring for the night, shot fired BY someper-
son outside came crashing through the window
it was well aimed, and the unfortunate man
fell before his wife a corpse. Who could have
done so lclish decd was mystery. Strong
excitement arose in the ncighborlood, and
Robinson being iavoritc with his neighbors,
\ determination was expressed that Justice
should be done. Investigation led TO the dis
coyery OF suspicious conduct on the part of the
wife ofthe murdered man. So dark and dam
ming were the indications Of her guilt that She
was arrested and placed in Jail on Friday of
last week, The wretched woman, overcome
with horror and fear, sought to save herselfby
denonncing others, and made full confession.
She stated that she had formed an intimacy
with man, and wished to marry him, and for
one hundred dollars she hired his brother to do
the deed OF death, by which she might be set
free from her husband.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

A WILMINGTON RAILRoAp.-lt has become
evident to the citizens of Wilmington that a
Railroad should be built TO tap the Central,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad. This
Is located about ten miles west of this city,
through fertile country that always brought
its produce to this market That trade has
been cut off almost entirely, by the compile
ton Of this road from Philadelphia TO Elk
river is n fact not TO be doubted A few
years ago, hundreds of 5-and G-horse teams
came to this city from Lancaster and Chester
counties, with the products of those rich soils,
taking away with them merchandise from our
city. Thousands of dollars were spent among
us annually, and that trade would still contin-
ne, but that the Railroads have turned it to-
wards Philadelphia. Wilmington has not been
favored much by railroads; we understand
that the management of the Delaware Rail-
road initiates strongly against our city, and
in favor of Philadelphia. Ifso, it shows the
necessity of adopting measures to secure trade
to this city. There is being an effort made to
make n road along the Brandywine, and we
see by advertisements that the stock is for sale.
This project we think will notampunt to much,
for we think that the present managers have
been laying that track at least thirty years, and
we do not think that there has been n foot of
earth excayated yet, and in fact we do not he
lieve that the road will ever be made. Let lis tap
the Central road; its location is not more than
ten miles west of Wilmington, and can hebuilt
FOR S2i0,O0O. If we build road up the Bran
dywine, it will cost millions and not produce
any more practical results; besides the pres
ent generaton-who will have to be at the ex-
pense of building twill have died ont before
it could he finished. \ road can be made in
1860 to tap the Central road afterwards there
track with the Philadelphia and Columbia
road making continuous track throughout
Pennsylvania. Wilmington alone Ought 10
build this road she is to he benefited beyond
computation by it, Let the cityendorse $780,
900 worth Of bonds to carry on this enterprise
this would make basis TO work upon. and
certainly the people along the road, who will
have the ralne OF their property increased by il,
and the enterprise of Wilmington ought totake
the balance without the least hesitation. The
Legislature can be called together and the ne
cessary laws made to set this project in motion,
and the road made in 1860. This, we think, is
practicable, and by far the most advantage TO
our citizens generally. Let this thing be thought
over; let the merchants and others interested
in bringing business to Wilmington, look into
it and see if something cannot be done to pre-
vent our city from being literally walled inby
the improvements OF Pennsylvania.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

IMPRISONED IN VAULT EIGHTEgS YEARs-A
newspaper published At Colama, Mexico, on
the cath of October, tells the following fright
ful story, and calls upon the public 10 publish
the criminals
When Gen. Peublita entered the town Of
Ago. in September last, he cxactcd n forced
loan from the people, aud share of it. fell up
on the Citrate of the place. The Citrate acted
as though he would pay, but he did not make
his appearance at the point designated for pay
ment, and General Peubliia ordered him to be
arrested. \ party ofmen went TO his dwelling
and knocked at his door. There was no an-
swer, and they broke in. They found no one
in the house. and were about to leave IT, when
they heard a irghtful voice, proceeding from
the ground, saying, q am hungery |" The of
ficer in command went back to Gen. Penblita
and told him about the voice, The General
appointed commissioner TO go examine the
house. This commissioner went to the Curates
dwelling, and, after a careful examination,
they found a movable stone in the floor, and
under this was a stairway leading down TO IL
vault, which was entirely dark, and had no
connection with the air, save the staircase, and
Il small hole that served as a ventilator In
this vault they found some books, few arti-
Giles of furniture and woman who had been
shut up there eighteen years. She was taken
TO Gen. Peublita's quarters When brought
into the light where she saw n number of per-
sons, she fainted. After she retured TO her
senses, a thousand questions were asked her,
to which she replied only that she had been
buried in the yaultforeighteeny years, withoutgo-
ing out FOR moment that she had been married,
and had children by her husband, but she knew
nothing Of their fate; and after saying this
much, she became Obstinately silent While
this was passing, q Sergeant of the Pueblta
Brigade, then present, discovered that this wo-
man was his mother, and she recognized him
as her son and embraced him. The son then
ran for his father, who came and recognized his
wife. The husband, fifteen years ago, was i'm
prisoned three years under the charge of hay
ing murdered his wife, this woman
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
Sussex Democratic County
Meeting.

: It having long been the custom of the Demo-
cratic party of Sussex county to select in county
meeting assembled its Delegate and Alternate
TO the National Democratic Convention, all the
members of said party are requested to meet at
Georgetown, on Tuesday, March 18th
next, for the purpose of choosing Delegate
and Alternate to represent in conjunction with
the Delegates and Alternates of the party from
Kent and New Castle counties, the Democracy
of Delaware in the Charleston Convention.
ROBERT b. HOUSTON,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

DouGLAs CHAYrE ron rup pnpsiprycy. is
mortifyine thing 10 the real Democrats 10
soc the efforts made H. political inolcrs 10 sci
aside the will of the masses. The effort that
is being made 10 establish 4 nlatform on which
Mr. Douolas cannot do bottic i, tho COMING
contest i. omono tbo ctinrts nf no ere.c,tcrs
oftbe Snutb Adont MI conorcs .onal nlat-
firm, AMI wbere Yin thc pcmocrocv stand,
democratic nrincinlas N.ora oot rodo ~ ,be
North Or lie Sontb-,bev must gnycrn ,he
tnion--,be ubol,. t,nior witbo,, ~ yo,os
~ c;,bor tbo vorthorn ~ Sontho,, no,,ocroc,,
a Dcn,ocro,ie prcs;1ont .,,,,t H. oIo.,oI
VIA, rioht ~ IA So,,,h y 49, Il. oo,.,,,,
dawn the tt,,os,s ~ ~ noo,io - ~ MIN,
or what WONT has mo Nam - 81 4, n
oninions and ~ .,bc son,h sholl .nbsrr;Lo
ID tbeir vieu.s ~ ma ncn,ocrotic na,t,. IAN
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snroods nn;yorsail,. asor M ~ i, laa,'.
= s,avorr = ~; s,a,ar, ! ! a,,a-, $3.50
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
asOe,D yExyS,


rIHE GREAT INTER NATIaN,,
Match ior the nm!iion.lit, vi the world II M
Nltni alk ~ iiH the new, AMI tho did world Will "
he great homer 10 the man Who Is ncLy on NIX y, WI
AMI ~ L IN with JANIS PAnKsR, wu has hpr, Wlh
for The championship 81 Ills business for the last ss'ns
twelve years, amongst thecllizcns of Wilmington uf
Guilty. and they lnye lad mir trial Of HI. "n "
wrirr he Is the man for his buslncss or mai I,l
respectfully informs Ills friends and cnstmnnrs 'aT
public generally that he still continues NJ his al .n' 'e
No. 20 East Second street. fico dooos from h..,. I,
where he Will lr happy to wait on ali thosc IN, -,
anything done in the SHAVING OR HAIR Dnrssy wish
anything that ID required 10 lie done in frst i le or
Having the hnnsolnrsi rnlunn In tho civ nni n,O
wotsmen, he tels confident that lis stfet mt, brs
business and le ire 10 pelso, he will merit Ia
thcpnblic patronage, -" f'ale Q
JAs. y. has un hand arer SUNNY of III 49,,
DRAFTED Eau LtsfftG RESTORATIVE ipf 1"',lN eec
storing the human lnir improving IA srnO n i"s im To-
aud TO prevent iis lnng ~ anil turning gray IT, ,"al
= The Eires article fr the toilet thai cd, Ia "uN u
dies AMI sellcnrn Will testify wfm oncc fo ' w, y IT.
Having got II NJ in new and improved MN, ~ II
thinks. Tor quality style. lunuy aud clea,,n ~: "
'nnol he ,Ntcllm hy any other article Of Tx i inat
market lie also Keeps general assortment N I'll ~ W.
Ut Ham Dtes Hair Oils Pohales Extracts a. f hda
and others NAL .. 49, =" hisown
i4a Parker still continues the CUPpiNg AND ,,,,,,,
INC business: also laying ont the dead nt nh il
lhr tlaN ur higt For reference, apply Ia DIR n II ~
Jl- y. Inns jnii completed nTragptnents ,,i,i aHkuw
Importers IN New York to supply him with iii ~ hlHt
medical leecet that are IN tsp, such rs Sunu ~ KY
French, Turkisll Georgian aud Hungarian, n ilsh
small sllc; which he can sell lower tn,r finn ami
lr Taught IN Philadelphia. large sInly n,. ', ta
fit S,lt' whole sal. ur retail ~ w" !, " Y, iahl
I'LL
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

REELECTION OF SENATOR PEARCE.---The leg
islature of Maryland, on the cd inst, reelected
the Hon. James Alfred Pearce, of Kent county,
senator of the United States from the State
of Maryland, for the term OF six years from the
18th of March, 1861, when his present term ex-
pires. There were cighty-fye votes cast
eleven members being absent from indisposi-
ton. Mr.. Pearce received 30 votes james U.
Dennis Esq, of Somerset county, "a votes
there was one blank Mr.. pearces majority, 10
votes. Mr.. Pearce was first elected for an nm
expired term of four years, then reelected for
a term Of six years, again for a term (his pres
ent one) of six years, and with the term he is
just elected to serve, will make, should he serve
it out, period of twenty-five years in the T..
S. Senate.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

WiLMlNGToN, March 4th, 1860.
EDlToR DELAWARE lSouRER-Sir: have
seen my name in your paper among what was
called a petition Of the Reliance Fire Company,
as presented to the City Council would dis
tiuctly state that | do not belong to said Com
pany, and have not attended it for years.
GEORGE W. oSGooD.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

WANTED-ln nh established business in this
city, TWO HUNDRED, or THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for which al interest in the bust
ness will be given, with II guarantee Of at least
10 per cent. on the investment. Apply at the
INQulRER office.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

One day last week man named Stephen
Hamcl, of Cincinnati, endeayored to drive some
eats from garnet, and struck one Of them sew
eral blows with tick, when suddenly the cat
leaped upon him with the ferocity of tiger,
and before lac could free himself from its grasp,
scratched and bit him about the face in ter
rible manner. The next day he grew delrious,
and his head swelled up to twice its naturai
size. In this condition he fingered till the eth
inst, when death came to his relief
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
I.aASrI,-


nNE NoTEofLEVIT TODD FOR Sa67 SO;
~ hated January ~. 1860 and payable NJ the Branch If
tlle Farmers Bank ut New Castle. 20 days frUn ,tg
One note OF George A. Clark. Sl45 IA dated ninTv
~ 1850, payable ut Delaware City Bank 90 dnysir,t
ono note Of y. u. Sutton for SG2 Isl dated lautry "a
mo layablea Delaware city Bank 1days after ,aip
Ihe above notes are not endorsed y me- AMI If nrnI
ior discount with my endorsement II will he a forgery e,i
all persons are lorewa1ie1 mol ln discount them -
ml97"l HENRY L. PECKARD.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

From WAsHISGroS-W Washington, Mnch sth.
The Senate sat to-day until near o'clock,
andthe passage Of an appropriation for the en-
ployment ola regiment of Texan rangers on the
Rio Grande was only prevented by the want OF
a quorum All sides agreed TO Mr.. IIale's amend
mcnt, providing that the Rangers should be
called out ifthe President should see fit Thus
the responsibility in the case is to be devolved
upon the Executive, as desired by the Republic
cans.
There seems TO be general idea that war
upon Mexican territory will arise from what has
occurred since the withdrawal of United States
troops thereto and the republicans intimate
the belief that the rangers will become party
thereto
AS the appropriation haste undergo OPPOSE
ton in the House, we may hear Of Texan
demonstration against Mexico before il goes
through the forms of legislation
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
PHILADELPHIA MARK Hrs.
GUANOS, PMOSPHATES.
AND R0NBsS.

M J. respectfully invite the attention of Farmers and
w Planters 10 onr large and we'll assorted stock Of rc
able fertilizers, rs follows:
No. ] Qn4pecte1l PERUVIAN GUAN0
A, H. MEXICAN do do 49,
BROWN COLUMBIAN do do
ALLEN NEEDLES do do
MAPES' NITR0GENIZED do do
BAud1I SONS RAW BONE do
C0E COMPANY do
puLvERIzED BONES in bags, l6O lbs
CHEMICAL SALT
Also. CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ORCHARD, HUNGARIAN
uhASS AND FLAX SEED, In lnts tn suit purchasers y
cULBERT BROTHER,
mflO2lg Flnnt aud Orange Sts, Wilmington, Del
10 Delawarenn copy months,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

WANTED-0n an uncncumbered property
worth $4,000, in this city, $4,000. Any one
having that amount Of money to invest, will
find it to their advantage to call at the office of
the DELAWARE INQUIRER.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

MELANCHOLY SrIclpE.-0n Tuesday afternoon
Deacon William Carruthers, trader at Sails
bury Mills, Mass, committed suicide by hang
ing himself in the cellar of his store. lie was
discovered and the body cut down in short
time, but all attempts to restore him to life fail
cd. Mr.. Carruthers by birth was Scotchman,
brother Of Rev. DR.. Carruthers, Of Portland,
Me, and about iitty-iiye years old. lie was a
deacon OF the Baptist Church, and one of the
best citizens in the county. He leaves widow,
who is insane, and two sons, sixteen and
twenty-one years old.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

PAPA, reading in hearing Of nm intelligent
child; "The men were mustered on thc-docl
preparatory to the Decentralization "Oh,
papa, said the child, " how funny the men must
have looked all over mustard
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

SmPwRRc9.-Th ship Luna from Hayre for
New Orleans, was wrecked on the French coast,
a I'd los lives were lost. The Luna had eighty
eight passengers. She was wrecked near Cher
bong, and proved a total loss. Two men only
were saved, and their names aFe not given
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

40 THE ELECTORS on NEW casTIE
L COuNTf .--ligNrlgMEN: again offer myself NJ a
candidate otthc Democratic party for the office of Coroner
snhlrrt 20 ilc usual pledges JAMES l.. cox
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

WANTED-FIYE HUNDRED DOLLARS on
4 new and uncncnmbercd BRICK HOUSE III
the city II small bonus will be given. Apply
ut the INQUIRER office.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

WANTED-Evcybody who has DEEDS or
any other kind of instruments to write, to call
al the Office of the INouIRER.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

On the 23d nit, in West Chester, by Rev.
Valentine Gray, Mr.. EVEN THOMAS, Of this city.
and Miss ANNE NJ. WOODWARD, of West Chester,
Pa.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
WA MES.

MANTEp-A purchaser for Il FARM con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED ACRES. The farm is
in good order and Of good quality of land
Apply NJ the lSQrIHEG office.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

MURDER AND SUICIDE AT SYRACUSE, u. i,
SYRACUSE. n. u, March s.-This morning, a
man NAMED Sinkcr died from Ike effects of
poison, which he administered TO himself He
first poisoned his two children, aged about s
md years, and having laid them out and
folded their hands upon their breasts he lclt
them in an unoccupied room, where some Of
his furniture was stored and went to his hotel
and took the poison himself.
On Tuesday he poisoned 4 horse belonging
to Dr.. Searlcs, of this city, and il is supposed
lie intended TO shoot Dir. s., Is loaded nistol
was found on him. The cause was the estranoe-
ment Of his wife, and her alleged intimacy With
Or. Scarles, under the influence Of lrcc-loycr
principles.
Dr. searles has been locked up in the peni-
tentl'ry. TO protect him from tho Indignation
Of our citizens.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
SEAERIEHsALTY.

no THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
tOuNTf.-fEiOw ulri2.Ns lniiorniy4rlf 10 ,oir
consideration nsa CANDIDATE FOR THE 0PFlcE ~
or NEW CASTLE cot NTY, subject IL the nom
t"''lol VI l'e behocHlic party, Respectfully.
IN, THOMAS j. MOORE
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
DIED.

In Brandywine lId, Feb. 25th, Many Am
TAtLEY, daughter Of George W. Talicy, aged
about II years.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
WANTED.

w " ApARrYEN \ yiIr np,cr n,.,y,.s
The Clay is unsurpassed IN 1lallly NM, The ,y,I na ia
prcliaselat = per cord All The Bricks can lie Si tlat
sah ne hn.nlmctnirl Ia person understanding The
business, with small capital will find rare opportunity
to make good hnness. Apply nj The office 81 tic H.
VuiNtlsi inns
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

)iLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOULD
respectfully inform the business public that he IuLla
Whaves Bridges suces aud drives PILES the best man
yer ald At the shortest notice Applyat his residence M
- ho9illsoh Street THOMAS WRIT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
PUBLIC K Salc.--xyiil be offered 4 |

RI AT ~ bLtt SALE On TIL tsSDAh
1 Apil 9TH lSGn, 1T l0nrork. II. At the Unitel
h4an States Hotel enreruf French aud Water streets.
.s@t@Ln the Clty Of Wilmington. that certain piece Of
property khuwn hr Western Hotel situated ut titc
corner ol Fourth and Orange streets. in slillcitN
AlsO At the ti,. and plat. thai ecralir Hotel
property known the stniirl States situtcl " tie
corner uf French aml Water streets, IN said riiy
The premises will be shown and any information rcaptft
ing them will be given upon application 70 either ot the
undersigned PHILIP PLrNKETsf,
GEORGE rt.uNkEpT
yiiu,inu,.,, nj min
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
ENGRA WING

At NWW3sITITNEl sTKEET NENNND DOOR AHOYEGil,
'l7LMiNGTON DEL.u.tRE
ENGRAVING IN ALI IT'S BRANCHES.
Executed il the Lost -iyic
sNtlf IS Card Plates Door pNcs.
Name llalt, fnr Steamboats, olmiige Plate,
Masonic altl other MARI medals,
BIZ Sinking Punches, Rmn3s &r
Also correct drawings made all engraved ION cnpprrtla
Of Buildings, Machinery or Of any subject
requiring finely executed cngrayug-
Stencils cnt In order.
mrs tim rtio,r,s rttpn,v,N
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
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SRa ElHsBFENAHITY.
tIO THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTJ, n
COUNTY. -FEtlow CITIZENS; again offer luysell
70 % your consideration ~ CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF SHERIFF. OF NEW CASTLE COT NTY subject tntl,a
NOMINATION Of The Democratic party.
Respectfully, ISAAC GErnn
New Castle Hundred, Feb Ii, 1SGO.