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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Fans PRoPourI as.-The enrolled men 10
each hundred, shond meet together and adopt
measures to al the quota assigned to them. If
they cannot procure volunteers or substitutes TO
do %, they should draw lota to determine who
shall represent them In the army. The partie 8
shas dssignsted should ssree to volunteer and
thus secure the bouRty offered by the State and
aeasEal Government, or pat In substitute. BY
shis plan the quota might be alIed, and the hard
ship Of being drafted avoided. The plan is
fair oae and II properly carried out would prove
advantageous to all concerned. The names might
bs pat in envelopes and reel used, if deemed
advisable. We throw out this hint as 1t Is folly
10 men TO wait to DO drafted, when sufaoies'
tims will not DO allowed to procure substitute
BIZ those who cannot make It auit to leave their
basin Nsa.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Good 1emptaYs. following 6tfi ;ers have
been elected for the presen. quarter auding o.
lobsr, slst, in Friendship Lodge No. 0, I. q,
Of 9. 7. P. w. o. T., John. 1. Higaasld, W .
o. T., JOHN N. Portery WV. r., Jam IS L. Kill
Sor.i W. g., Joseph Ecofi W. F: s James
y. rytonI w. NJ, Elem AYERS w. O., VIM,
8. BlytbeI W. 1. q Ishmsi Heald, ". o. G. i,
George Tobeni w. o, M, Ruth A. Highdsldt
W. T., Esnuah a. Ecoff; w. A. g., Georze
=. Birtont w. X. Il. s., iohn N. Porter, Jr.,
W. l.. h. s., David Esoe
MARaHALIr0s, Aug. eth, 1854.
Ma. HoToai-Ths following preamble and
resolutions was passed by the unanimous vote
OF Friendship Lodge, No. Q, |. o. Of @. 4.
WMERKAs, 8. A. Nebeker u Co Lager Beer
Brewers OF Wilmington, have addressed an In
snlting and contemplate notice to the Rev.
&essis. Robinson and Dickerson Of their city,
aud
WHRRsAs, The Delaware Inquirer has en-.
dor6ed and. defended their low and Vulgar be-
havlour and the Commonwealth and other pa
psrs denounced 1t, and
WHEREAS, Said Rev. Msssrs, Robinson and
Dickerson have as true christian ministers ad-
ministered a Just and fitting rebuke by denounc-
ing their rascsiy &C nduet as well as their inju-
rious and crimlnRl business. Therefore be Il
Rsselssd, That Friendship Lodge, No. Q, 1.
o. OF @. t., do pronouncs the Lager Beer Brew
pts Auno oS ns mohu anu oOuteinpiUb--bftuouG~
ing such depTaVity as generally Influences the
conduct Of druukard maker, and as suoh should
be Denounced by eyory religious, moral and
temperance man In the community.
Rssotssa, That the Boy. Aessfs. Robinson
and BiekersoR by their christian announcement
Of Lager Beer Brewing 10 entitled and receivs
fhs thanks Of this Lodge, and that we bid th lm
Godspsed in their holy efforts to redeem their
fellow men from the thraldom OF intempsf-
ance.
Realised, That We Tecogniks 10 the position
assumed by the Delaware Ipqeircr In defending
8. A. Nebeker O Co., . wicked prostitution OF
the prsss, the endorsement of intemperancs and
immor lily its legitimate fruit.
Rsssissd, That all Good Tempars who ara at
present subscribers for the said Delaware Iu-
auiref be req 1estei to discontinue their SUB.
scrlptou to said paper, if it still persists In the
defeace OF moderate drinking and intemper-
anee.
Rssols.s, That we extend our thanks t.
Messrs. Allen Il Biddle Of the Comm onwoslLh
for using the influence of the press In behalf of
Temperance and the Christian purity Of their
CITY and state.
Rssoipsd, That our thanks are specially due
TO Nc. Allen for placing 8. A. Nebeker under
bonds Tor his good behavior, after Asssultipg
him for bis defence OF truth, and consider the
good and interests OF every community would be
benefited il every rnmssllat vas placed under
similar bonds.
Resoiosa, That these spatluGs no aIu ID by
the W a. r. and aud W. s., and ne ssnt 10 til1
Oomnonw ealth, Delaware KsPUsLtoAs, aud all
other papers friendly ~ the can5o OF temper
aace Tor pubication.
a'JoaA N. PoRrAR, v. G. +.
JosRPa EeosS, VS.
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Twelve Good Reasons Why!!
BURTsS
VERMIN AT0R

| FOR DESTROYING
Rodches, Rats, Mice, Bed Bugs, .dntt, &c &c ,
Issuperior to all other articles known sold fo TVS
| same purposet
lst. Z never fails to accomplish that ID which It ia
recommended
"a. Itispnt up neatly in large size box tor Is etF
81 ~ is all ready for use without mixing with other
18th. 1t now warranted spoil OF get dry ard
and worthless by keeping.
9th. Yormn are extravag antly fond Oflt
o5h rats and Mice come out Of their holes and de-
being com pletelY dried up.
18th Il is not dangerous to the human family.
bth IL lisa thorough and specify externinatur.
9th. IL gives entire sfaotion to all VIII use H.
10TH II does mot lay on the shelf q bad stock.
lth One box sold sells dozen more, the VI its
Eth. BURT's -ExTTRAtiHAToR enjoys III hiSheit
reputsi on and is altogether the lesdinS srire the
RaFIPSSss whsFsyes kneSn snd gENqTSE CEhTIfI
the best knoEn DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS. FUHiTff
ASSUMPTIONS snd FIhST-gLAsS ITO Ills in The
g9qIUENThY, inclqding the ST; NICHOLAS, MEIE0P0
have been received BY the Proprietor and u" op for
perusal to all who will favor him with ell a 81 S0ith
TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa; Al ., pfiu.sd
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dru pst az
Medicine DeAers, aud Country Storekeep eenprnliy
throu Ehout the United States.
pAUTlON.-Be sure ask for burtA INtPfllj I.
Take no other. The lac siinie signature y; Z "a Rr,
Prinsigs Depot Is2 South Tenth Street; Iapuse.ae,
Fer Sale fm Wilmington by
L. NJ. ENGLAND, corner Fifth aud MSrles street.
epMA l MoiNALL, IA Market 81.
]. j. GALLAGHER, 18th aud Darketsts
g. y. THOMPSON, Institute Buiidine
sIMMs SON, 4th and King SITS.
f. =. s BhhalhFhI9 iIn ~. sl5 AarketSt
"A, BRINaHuRsr 4 CO.. corner 6th 4 Markets,
VIM LlPPENooTTi I'll Market ST. mar Il 6no
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

CITY Reastaafiess.-Th Locofocoa OF this
city, met on Tuesday evening aud made the
following nominations
hsyor--JohB AikinI Alderman--Thomss D.
Gibson, Treasarer--John Cochran; Assessor
Alexander Montgomery.
oonncil--lst Ward, Richard x. Jones, %
Ward, Albert Thatcher, Sd Ward, James Dele
Plaini 9Th Ward, Vim. II. Reynolisl 9Th yard
Isase Mcdonnell
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

was RvsR PEoPLR BEn so BLIsDLr f--For
fear years the people have been led by the blind
guides of the abolition radical faction. They
we're told that sixty days were snftcient TO COD
saeE twelve miiliops Of people And now In
ne foorth year OF this blindness they are bur-
lied on to the work OF slaughter by hHndr0ds Of
thousands W ben will tho people see that those
who misled them TO adopt war, will never lead
sheM 70 adopt peace 80 long as fortunes can be
eyousd ous Of the blood and toll Of the poor.
The yssy earth Is saturated with the blood OF tho
,silhons Of brave victims to the bloody car Of
AoloSh.-DslGwoys Gasstss'
The writer OF the above paragraph Is either
40 ssTsut demosogue Of sImplstoa. The Init
anatop that the psop!e wore led into the var
tthrough an assurance shat SIXTY days were suftd-
i, client to conquer twelve millions of people, Is
simply ridioaloas. The length Of tune this war
,woah be likely to last had nothing whatever 70
zoe with the question Of the propriety and hecss
,usy Of defending the Government sgsinst the
attack OF traitors. The assertion that the loyal
people are hurled on through blindness to the
work OF slaughter, IL base, wicked, dsmonisc.
The question "when will the people zee that
yshose v ho Eaizled them to adopt war, will never
isad shsEa to adopt peace so long as fortunes
,aaa be ground ont OF the blood and toll of the
,poss,S 10 such only as hypocrito or traitor
in disguiss would ask. The psrtissns of the
e9xwssts made the war and they arc responsible
Cor Ito continuance. When they lay down their
axms twill oesse. 30 long, however, as thoy
assert that they win not listen to any terms OF
vseoe, short Of separation, It must go on. The
rsbsiSsa must DO pot down ct all costs and ali
hssuds. 10 that way alone can speedy and
permanent pesoe be secured. Even now the
tssitors ssasgsf and reel under the well directed
blows of tie Upisn srmiss. and hence the rex
Aeablsd csIsis for an srmistise and peace, on the
pass Of synpsthissrs and aidsrs snd sbessoss to
dsssssoy tbs best eoyssnmsnt that the sun ever
hone upon
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

VoIunrHERIMe.-The committee OF the W,
eral wards OF this city have agreed to pay only
sioo bounty for volunteers, and haze resolved
70 discourage any private parties offering bride
on any confederation to induce men to have
themselves credited to any particular ward. -
They AsVs slso instructed the several treasu.
rers NOT to pay greater sum than 500 to vol
an'eefs- The trsasurers arc Joseph A. Heston,
at ward ! Edward acInall, ID ward DaViA +.
Craig, I'd ward George ". Bush, a h ward i
'jspt. Parry, 9th ward. 1t Is supposed thst in
connection with the appropriation made by
oouneii' sufficient funds can be -rsissa to pro-
cure snfaoient number VI volunteers to all the
quota Of the city, Tbs Fifth Ward Oiled ifs
quota yesterday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

kesses.-Ths voters Of tho Third Ward are
sequested to meet on Saturday evening next,
September 3D. At O'Clock, In the Sd story OF
the Water Witch Engine House, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for City Council, In
syector, and Assistant Inspector of election.
by Order.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

TRsAsom. The sdiror Of the asSette has
aos, IL 10 true, taken up arms against the Gov
sssmeut, but he has adhered to its enemies
Rhis, recording to the constitution Ia treason.
Ne encouraged the Southern Democrats to re-
bell be cried out most Justify against the policy
Of eosroins Stsse to remsin In the Union, he
dsaoapesd the proelsmation Of President
l.sncoln calling for 10000 men as unconsti-
saaaonaA he has stadisdIy magpifisd the success
aaa resources of the Southern people, and Inc
vssisbiy deprecated those of tho aoveTnment,
10 hiss endsayored to discourage volunteering
by representing shat 1t was impossible to put
eowa the rebellion by force Of arms, and bis de-
elssation on Tuesday last, that he wished to see
The day When the people can proclaim thor sen.
u@snts without fear Of incarceration in bas-
lila. shows that he wants thsm to have the priv
issss Of disseminating treason, There is now
sasassens freedom Of speech for every man who
n really disloysl, and only those who SYM
Ysshlas With traitors complain Of want OF
liberty In this respect. If tho editor of the
Gssstss we're tried for treason there would be
abuadsnt evidence to procure his eonvistioh.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
STOVESI sTOvEsI
WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
Warehouse and Steve Emporium,
Nc. S1e MarAket ST., W1l mfnxtOu del.

JOHN F'LINN,
ID MANUFACTURES AND wHoLBsALR ANN
fAx# hETAIL DEALER IN STOH IS, HEAT EKa n6llK
&s9M# ING RANaEs, TIN u0PPRa. BRASS, GAVIN
80 80 ILEu ND sHERF IRON WARE. ~
Ens STOCK OF stoves tina lateH and
RIorsd ttsrns; among which Is the cslebr rated VIZ
FssS ana NiA5ksk, qua led hrst class eookin 2
sso'e Aiso' MONITOR, usioE HAseS, PoRTA5LE RANG
Prior 5tor all styies suitable for paror. Cham
ssr On e tore School Church. Sole Agent for Inc
HsnsS Furnishing Gsqds such as Knives and Forks.
SRoo l Malters, JepannsI Ware Hollow Ware Wooden
Lamps hrittania Rare OsHtsrs Brushs s Sisyss
shades OhimnsJs and Wisk GOAL OF.
sMEAMlH PATRsf CLOTHES WRiEaBH the bass xa4 out
uNtos CARPET SWEEPER, - ' ~ $50
LA5H's " sHINf MACHINE. Tho heat and most
perfect mach ne the market, The utscrbar havins
purchased the right of the State Of Delaware Il pTe
pared TO furnah tbs above machines to Mia
Also Ein sell out tao of Kent and sussex eoun
Street NN' 80 nFFAS'
,.,.. JOHN FLINN,
seRI's4-ti n iiminssttnni M
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
s EeoND VI AKD.

a meeting OF the Union voters OF ths Sicoud
W ssd will bs held In tho Office OF the Gas Com.
pany, In the ODD Feilaws' Hall, on Friday even.
iag, at 70 O'Clock, for the purpose Of nomlnAt-
ing members of Council, Inspector and Assis-
sant Inspector.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

.koosHkGAH NoMIsArEpt--Ths Locofoeo
Convention met at Chicago, on Monday, and
on Wednesday George b. Mcclellan was nomi-
mated for President On tho first ballot receiving
Rsa votes out of 728 cast. The peace n en- nnd
10 tie nor. fighting General suitable candidate.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

ATTEsTIos:---Ws call the attention of OUT
readers to the formation of companies for
400 days, as the volunteers for that period will
be exempt from the draft. Companies have been
formed in several Hundreds, aud we commend
me matter to the attention Of our friends In all
Oshers. The prominent men should take hold
of II at once.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
UNION oouNTY ooNAIrrEE

a meeting Of the Union voters of Now Castls
County will be held at the Town Hall, In the
town Of New osstle,on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
September, commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ,
forths purpose Of making arrangements for the
election of delegates to the Union State Con-
ventioR to DO held at Dover on the 10th day Of
September next, and for the transaction of such
other business as ia usual and necessary.
by order Of the Comfy Executive Commit
Tee. JoHa A. ALLDRaDIoR, Chairman,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

PBILADELf HIA MARKETS.
Aug; II. -Foar.-Extraf family $Ii 80 to sia 80
according 10 quality
Corn Msal-5oaree.
9rain.-Rsd Wheat 50 bSR2 b6; white 81 TSaa %.
Gorn-Yellow VI 10; Oats are unsettled.
Seed s. 90.
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4
Apply ss 100 West street between Frout and Second
D.. IN,
pstsn. Iack IL ths hsst Siaa w.. nnrgsJ.
j ffsrmer:y A. FlAsior A o. ''- snr n. m
gg.1.t,,y,.. eRo.,v.sr. .nh..,,.t.s ,wara o.,
warded to the army from this cIty last Wednesday
and thirty more on Saturday.
Bible Soessty The annual meeting Of the Della.
ware State Bible Society will be held at St. Georges
S en- thursday me Sth OF September. an persona
.ns - aS nlpie saase nv lnyisea % pc present
tN''% - "e P'VVe''''i's' y sNe "oe''Ds
Rseaps sAs Oraf Ss6,gs {, is too lat,.-AII man
Joining Co. A, 9th Delaware Regiment before the 9th
q ssptsbsr, for one hundred days service will be-
1 AthPst. Market iIoussS y aug Sstw.
r. =, T,.s-,,. -,,
svy viii be re.oransS m A. s a, ~ Nv al aSsS
(sspsmber "a Viii BE- Sssn Nv ' s5ya,ssnant N
other colunn The prizes in I'D instItuiva remain
the same as hereofors, excsp. a small additional
charge for the use Of books and stationery made ne.
OF the kind.
| Lsyi Il Swrsngsr inSopms ia ola s,,.na, ud ana.
tomsrs th.t X Il = w as, o9 sienas aho gus
ture Of Venitian psrior .nS ns 'pg msnuiso
~iis Sis Ssn;.h Uss Ss, snu onan osf bllhoa, ana
most rsssonable farms nj ~ ~ .uo
tpra 80 ra,. ~ A. ~ ielt ~ tnSturnt'
atraat h.swaan Tht-d - pStt ~, SVs 9hh,Plsy
aaixa ~ - ~ no.ai VA, ~
ani,trfmn n = s,.n.I w nahus PHii "
r ~
W ~ IIosiuoncS pIhIiths, tho corner
,hs ~ 20 STa unuion mli NJ ialu u
tasnn ,,s"s 80 " Hy"Pof.' oh ss1s 9ehos"ay AZ
80 4 'ePs; ~ ~ OciVeA, ny hey. '. ma
ST.. -. a S.n " hefs. hopinson' DrinuiS'
S's" @1'1 S'oPAeason. Sons oDo, 4olae all
S'To"Hh's rastof'
&iistarp GsmssissSon ,-M.i)r VIM n, Este,
has been relieved from the Judge Ad gocaoy Of
the ailltafy commission, ct Baltimore, and il to
be convsasd in this ely, in short tire. Mai1r
VIM. p. Lord, of the LIST Delaware cavalry is
detailed to set as Judge Advocate in Baltimore
In Major Estes place.
r., ST..
Isat Ssfnrdss "s sn Tas ios' ~ in"a,as nnA"non
,as. oA.uruay essningi on tne Lancaster PIKE, /
=, .vsn issuiSs Mom 70 Fhiiips Alims Rear
,nsIS.1 W saaan ~ nsa a naaung easo,
a., !, ~ laoe hsifoaa ume' inc nhaef WIN D.
aooVs NILS Ill
jvaA.o.
ket and bsipg ob1issd ~ sSs en, sntirs nnr,hsaa.
for cash we fbs underaensd res setsuly notify our
customers that we shall e. under The necessity Of ma
king our settlements monthly from and after Sept
s 1884 All saes after that date will therefore be
TOT cash das snd payable At the end OF each month
ako' " CnuheHhAN SON
- R.sasSt a.
AnTNst 81 1854
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
DIED.

10 this city, August Both, 1884, Low Rudolph
son OF Levi II. aud b ther A. Springer, aged 10
years 8 months and ~ days.
The frieads of the family are respectfully Ill
vited 10 attend the funeral, this Il hursday) AZ
teruoon at O'Clock, from his psreats residence
No. 2zS Orange Street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
MARRKEn.

At the parsonage ia Stanten, 90 the 2lst Of
August, by Rev WIN. Marshall, Mr.. George II
Greek Id, and formerly of England.
On July 4sh, 1884, by Rev. Mr.. Mstsh, OF
Philadslphia, Alb,rt N. Sutton Of St. Georges,
Del, to Miss SGsaDa Laws, Of Red Lion LID.
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Collector District OF Delaware
Deputy Collectors once.

Il Notlosls hereby given that will attend at MORT,
Dickinson's Hotel, in the city of Wilmington, Mon
day, August 29th, from 10 a. IN to Sp m.
At New astls, Tuesday August sOth, from u
IN. TO 3p. m.
At Newark, Thursday, sspte.nbsr LIST, from
m. to p. IN
At Glasgow, Monday, september 9th, from nj.
to SIP N.
At Delaware City, Tuesday, Sep embe. 9th, from
9 a. IN. TO 3p. m
At Odessa, Thursday, September sth from a IN.
to p.
At MiddietOwn, Fri dsy,eptember sth from a.
IN. to p. m and
At Townsend, Tuesday, September 18th, 1864,
from 10 a M 20 p, M, to receive the taxes the
notice of the collector All persons are required to
make the exact change, and only specie OF United
States legal tender Treasury Notes received in pay
ment for said taxes. Gk0 b MONEY,
Deputy Collector, Division No District Delaware
Office of Deputy Collector, Delaware City, August
9th, 1884 limo
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WILMINGTON INSTITUTE
rnn RIM Irn xTmrF ~ ,,---,,,,- = =

Terms of Membership.
INITIAToRY FEE, 81 90
SEMI-ANNUAL DUES, in advance, 80
All respectable persons over Is years Of age on
complying with these terms, obtain ticses OF inon
bership, which enttle THE BEARER to the use Of tho
choice and extensive LIBRARY, which is being
steadily '"ased, the commodious READING RooM,
fully SUI with the leading NewspsperSand Pc
riodioal day, and to admission to n the Lee.
TUREs 'hich both LITERARY and ScIgSIs.
FIo oor 70 given during the winter. Application
tob o the Librarian or to any OF the follow
in Executive Committee.
y Vaughan, NJ D., President,
Bullock, NJ, D., First Vice President,
ianby, Second Vice President,
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G. II. B DAY, Collector,
nisfriot 80 noi.-.r.
q. s. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS NOTICE

hObLECIOh'o ROIlCE
oFFicE OF CoLtEcr0R OF INTERNAL RRvBEUH,
Dover, Del, august LIST, 1884.
Notice ia hereby given that the annual list Of tax
e., continuing the taxes on Incomes Licenses Car.
rases, Billiard Tables Yachts aud Silver Plate for
Tor this DISTRICT and will be placed in the hands OF
the deputy collectors for collection, on and after
Monday, the 22d day Of August A. D. 1884, at such
places and times as shall hereafter be designated by
the deputy collectors within their respective divi
sions, as ollows, viz:
Division No. /, comprising BrAndyWine, Christi
ana, Mil Creek and Wilmington Hundreds, in New
CASTE county, John P. Hiiyard, drpu collector,
Post ONCE, Wilmington, Del.
, Division No 2, comprising White Clay Creek,
Penoader, New Castle, Red Lion, ST. Georges and
Appoquinimink Hundreds, In New Castle county,
aware City.
Division No. 3, comprising Duck Creek, Little
Greek and Dover Hundreds, In Kent county Ma.
thias Day, deputy collector, Post Once IL aletvie
Division No A. comprising Mnrderkill, Mispll on
and Milford Hundred in Kent County John r. Gle
ments. deputy collector, Post Office, Camden.
Division No, 8, CONG rising Cedar Creek, Broad
CtsekI Georgetown, Lewes and Rehoboth and Indian
River Hundreds, in Sussex county, Edward NJ
Vaughan, deputy collector, Post Office, Milton.
Division No. 9, comprising North West Fork, Nan
ticoke, little Creek, Broad Creek, !Dsgsboro ant
Baltimore Hundr eds, In Sussex county, David w
Mo9re, deputy collector, Post 0Bioe, laurel.
II the taxes contained within he said list are not
paid at the times designated by the aforesaid depu
" collectors, ten per centum will be added to all
taxes, except the Income tax, upon which 1--we pei
eentum will be ad ed in ali cases.
La
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

a VIII be sold AZ Public SALE At the late residence
q Sohn pattsrASn H. on the farm oI 9enjamLn
TEaBEh 18th, 1884, At U NJ, the following Personal
Property of SAID deceased Consisting Of ave head Of
born one farm wagon horse cart, thres pOWS, three
cultTetDrH ono pair Of doable harrows wheslbarrow
srindstone, corn ehssr, Msnnys Reaper and Nov er,
cutting box, two sets dearborn harnesh, blow wa
Eon bar asat forks, rakes, shoVeB, SPADES saw
shout afty sra9 bugs, and variety Of other sricss
Also. Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
beds aud bedding, bareaua tables stands look
glasses carpets, matt pnrlor aud cooking stoye
forks, tubs buckets, &e &c. Also, lot Of Dairy az
ihrss consisting ottwo ohurns butter tubs, milk
and buck ats, scale prints. DO. Terma AZ sale.
ROBERT MOORE, Administrator.
NJ B.-0ne sULKEY, belonging to the Administra TOR,
Will also be offered for sale sen "a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

hBeri Dil1hrd tabiesFas&&438lI1
year 1854, has becn rec6fTssSl4l4 a.
this District, and will be placed Mz9
Deputy Collectors for collection on
day, the I'D day OF August, A. ID. l559
places and times as shall hereafter be desd
the Deputy oilectoEs, within their respective
siDns, as follows viz:
Division No. l, comprising Brand ywine Chrs
ana, Mill Creek and Wilmington Hundreds in N1N
Castle County, john P. Hilyard, Deputy Collector,
Post Office, Wilmington, Delaware.
Division No. z, comprising White Clay Creek, Pen
oader, New Castle, Red Lion, st. Georges and An
poquinimink Hundreds in New Castle county, @ 60
y, Money, Deputy Collector, Post 0flce Delaware
Division No. B, comprising Duck Creek, Little
Greek and Dover Hundreds in Kent County; Mat
thas Day, Deputy Collector, Post Once HasetyilIe
Division No A. comprising Murderkill, hiispiion,
and Milford Hundreds, in Kent county, John r.
Clements, Deputy Collector, Post Office, Camden.
Division No. o. comprising Cedar Creek Broad
Greek, Georgetown, Lewes and Rehoboth, and In
dian River Hundreds in Sussex county, Edward NJ.
Vaughan, Deputy Collector, Post Office Milton
Division No. g. comprising North West Fork Nam
leoke, Little Creek, Broad Creek, Dagsboro', and
baltimore Hundreds, in Sussex county, David W.
Moore, Deputy Collector, Post Office, Laurel
If the taxes contained within the said list are not
paid at the time designated by the aforesaid Deputy
Go lector, ten per oentum will be added to all taxes
except the income tax, upon which FIVE per centum
will be added in all cases
c. II. DAY, Collector,
District Of Delaware.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given that will attend at my
ONCE, No. 6l6 Market street. Wilmington on aud
after the oath day Of August, 1854 until the 18th
day OF September, 1884, to receive the taxes upon
the annual list for 1884 as comprised in the foregoing
JOHN P. HILYARD,
aug s6t Deputy Collector First Di .ision,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
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