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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

Pictorial HtHory ofthe Great Cfvl War in the
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
isE6ls'rEll's OE-I ~,

GIPON the nnDIIn%s, HAsTLh UoUNlY, june en- isee
I'D ssid nsanss,sh Csdwa late ef wil%instoSn
SAID sr sy the assster tina The oaIs
jstration oi me OF Letters OF Admio
Iats ~ upon The Estate oil the decea,ad III
10 be postsd W by causing advsrtsementss
Of Nav bsti OF me most public places of liz Co5ptn
against tSe Esifs al persons havfnt demapds
Al a. re- 70 present the sam mr. ebda H., -
asa "a IN such case made and providea ~
rioi IN H. sane 20 be inserted within The Hams
al In wi VII Deiasare Repun lean, new spsper Sablih
months !" w continued therein two
"a * Ren underthe hand Sc al of Oniee of III.
- nsHset aforesaid, at New Castle In NJ n ~
TO- Aforesaid the day and year sbovs written
k0TIOE.-All persoos .o.fkAIN, Register.
atts.ted IL III aSeeassd must present the same dnIy
mi se,as the Act OF Assembly 10 snSb udh
jaueIi emo JAMES FlETCHRR.
A hII,ir
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
For the Delaware Rennblican

Mr.. Editor.--Will you do New Castle Coun-
ty" the justice to publish this to correct state
nent in an editorial of late issue to the eff.
iect that he had charged chat many articles
which appeared in the Republican from the
different hundreds, and Towns upon the sub
ject of our next Governor, were the produc-
lions CT one or two pens in Wilmington"
his article does not read thus 10 your pa
per, and dots not allude the most remotely
that such productions were pennsd in VII.
mngtou. Still less does i. do the editor the
lbJustice to infer that he knowingly pub ish-
I'd any such communications. A writer con-
versant with the many duties of the Editor OF
popular newspaper would no more assert
that he could afford the time to scrutnize the
articles OF each of his correspondents, than as
sert that he was responsible for them. think
with the explanations have in another man.
ner made to you, that you will perceive not
only advocate cordially and unanimity, that
success to the Union party may be insured,
but that this was the sole object in view.
writer who signs himself "Christiana
Hundred" 10 your last Issue, makes no point
worth notice. New CASTLE COUNTY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

VIRGINIA. company of the regulars at
Fortress Monroe were on Monday transferred
across the bay to Accomac county to quell the
growing spirit OF disaffection. The militia or
gan'zaton OF the above namad county pro-
Yided for by the late Richmond Legislature,
has been fully equipped, and is commanded
thoroughly by late prominent Rebel officers
By direction of the Sheriff they have been Wa
iting the houses ofnegroes, searching for arms
and, in addition to taking these, and from re-
turned soldiers, who have purchased them by
consent of the Government, acts of petty pill
fering are complained of. No Bureau officer
being stationed here there Is no means Of re.
dress The negroes were about taking meas
ures for their own protection. General Mills
interference has been opportune. The Militia
mustsr for inspection every four weeks. At
lie nezt muster trouble is anticipated. Bya
contribution of fifty cents per man, the color.
ed population within the past two days raised
fund of $500, which they proposed to spend
10 securing legally, If possible their rights
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

oo,o"e' "HmeI-we learn that this gentle-
Mann ras oeen elected President of New York
Sanae OompanT, at a sal airy of $4,000
~ $3.50 pr auuun. ne accepted The situation
eas, nale.eu upon 'Ae duties OF the Office on the
@ Nus month' we coneralu ate the Col.
ia y" S,s electlon TO go desirabl lie position
anu Jus company In securing the services OF
ss.uensn Oh known business qua ification and
80. nv Sequalniance. We art pleased to
49, 'uas Goloaei wilmer will retain his res
idence in Wilmington. For the Information Of
his friends and correspondent 8, We annonnce
Ma V W IinSe addtess 10 No. Ia Broadway,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

S-E. I; STROUD CO., lO9 West Second 81
oder great bargains in summer dress goods Mobsir
plaids reduced from 62t to 81 cents French lawns
thread dress gingAams. A nice assortment of White
goods Plaid AID striped cambricks, plain and plaid
Nainsook striped and plain Swiss line assortment
Of white Mersaes, heavy white linuen for men and
p no . wear. striped and plaid do 37s, so cents
M9avy couonsdes ~! 80 cents; all wool cassimeres
~ to 81 Bleached aud brown muslin best makes
at the lowest prices. full line dress buttons and
trimmings gloves, hosiery, etc., sun umbIellas and
parssob at low prices, Fancy spsra fans sea side,
Shetland shawls, twilight hoods White and fancy
collars cola sTROoD's Cheap Dry Goods Store los
"os' oeeono street. jy30-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
keglsler,n 0Hcn

fos the application OF r. i. D. nyaIIl oa 1866;
Ifd in said 6on o. hehsrd Fox, late Of Riimipsns
i've ehe Resis,er that the Administrsto ns asee.
snor th 81 the gran tin of
thereof Sa'S OF dsceased with date Of Tnss
forty days from liz to be posted NitbS
ns AZ places q the County OF New tast1s OF Tie
present tha demands against the Esi AZ
such case mads as or ABIDE BY Act Of Assembly 10
Inserted wehin the SAM ROD te NE same
10 Be oontinsea bpa2er pu blished Az
ISIS gexstSr ahoss ne hs nd CO oftbe
written. BnnRip'rt a GAY and year above
NoilOh.--Allperson having oiaimas - hekister.
ae9i the deceased must prssen sa@s an ne rs
iSe, VIC Aomnstrator on before thu liz ntt1sied
~ or abide the Act of Assembly in a 81 'ny,
e anu 'ro'ued' F. ,. y. MILLER ssss
AdAro.. ~. .,- ~, Admins tratoT ri =
Delaware. ' S''eH'h sfeet, Wilmington,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
REGISTERS OEFIGE

.Y,,,, NEW OLHTLR County JnJv al 1853
/ tON the application of Mary NJ VRuvbs, drroi,.o.
ia .r ~ 81 Jdoshus ysnshan D. Of Wiimin stan
That the Adminisrs Aforesaid n she y,
~ * OF Letters of Admiration non n 100 o.
rom embellishments TO be posted within fortv H.
pncss o. the County OF New Castle, requirinS puDe
sSma aemsnds gainnt the Estate 10 ~
OF hbide by an Act of Assem- an * tle
And also 10 be nsertgs
ed therein two mouths "' "nu 10 DC contin-
diy9n under the hand aud Seal OF om,. =, 49,,
os'l hexislsr RforeBAd, at New Us6Iis ~ NJ o. We
'"' NN' ~ hu Ear above rtten
NOTICE-AII ,arso,,, h.,. ~ VI FRA III, Register,
~, IT, deceased must presSn theaAme Al IL moi 80,
rinston 81 her Attyrney Ea uel H. Gsr-
aud provided. MARY X u H ne, case made
aug 6-2m "'' 'khSuuAS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
A WHOLE FAMILY CARRIED OFF By TIE CHOLERA

A WHOLE FAMILY CARRIED OFF By TIE CHOLERA.
1t is stated that an entire family OF four per.
sons died in succession from cholera in the
course of last week in a tenament house in
Mulberry ST., New York. The members ofthe
family, j. is reported, buried each other until
the father succumbed to the disease. He bad
none to attend to him while laboring under the
symptoms peculiar to the Asistic chole-.
ra. When the residents Of the immediate
neighborhood became aware Of his death, it is
alleged tina; messengers were dispatched to the
board OF heath, but no action was taken by
hat body for three days after TIL report was
made, during which time the remains had be-
come quite decomposed, to the great danger of
tie health of tue other inmates of the house,
and the inhabitants of that quarter Of the city
generality
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
REaIsTERIS nEr1nu

ITpDh - NV . AsILH COUNTY. July 9Iat Itaa
[ cnra'h e hpphSAuon OF Abraham Cannon IHS.
rcntor OF tue last viii TestA,nsn, Lhs-
aSsd N ate q the city of stSn in sa,d INN
disu " said county, deceased II IA CHn n = ~ IN
by The Register that the ESecUtor ain ana
tsmentary man fh ei w granting vi Letter. Tes
10 ia ot ssantn thereof by W,h
pVs~q wthn forty daysfrom the dsts az ~
81 New III Of public The oounsS
siso assembly In such case made and proyIed "a
hIu IN the Delaware Republican nsrs sane Pc
two months, N w pe continued therein
{S~Ss( Given ndert the hand and Seal somo.o,. a..
nesster ato resad atNew Castle In Me-, r. III
''oo'aioresaid the day and year s5oy. wf iise
personf ayi ns ciain1s N, hegisteI,
"a ths DECEASED must presen nc dn1 tts
,so 2, abide the Act Of Assem- bly, sd Oh ease
ABRAHAM UANNON,L snnIop e4S
~ = SUI Address Christ .pa Del
= u 100 Gran Bags for sale by h. b, Frazer 4
w w. AV' 4"h Ae' sueet jyz6-4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

MEDICAL ELgcTRIcIrY -Dr. C. Il, Lsxtor
iron PhiladelphiaD would say to his friends nm d
me Publle that he has opened an office at yl3 Mar
hel street. mitningon, and is prepared to trent all
kinds OF nervous, chronic and uterine diseases nm
electrical principles and in tho most scientific man
ner Nervous diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralsia
Paralysis, cured IN one third of tho time u ,ullly
cases OF chronic diseases can be cfectuaIly oSrej
anu there are none but that be greatly benefited
In uterine diseases its value cannot be estimated
f.roiapSus misplacements, alterations and ali other
diseases peculiar to females promptly relieved and
permanently cured in an incredibly short apaec of
time Consultation free f0 VI
guaranteed. 'N'o'
REFERENCES
Walter S. Southgate,
John 7, Simmons, I"
W. Harris, AZ John Street, N Y.
= Piatt, 92o Walnut Street Philadelphia.
Benz Harris, I'd and Callowhill, Phila ielphia,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

10 THE LADIES OF DELAwARB.-We have tbis
day Sti further reduced CUR price in hoop skirt -
being manufacturers If hoop sklrts, We can ana we
cheaper than any store in the city ca afford 10 sell
nam; me wiii warr'nt our skirts to give full sat
isaetioas ami viii! keep them in repair for tbs
wig @iih FAR usgs, We keep constantly on hand
lriI assortme OF Duplex Eiptic and other popular
skirts manufactured in this country.
The CITY OF Wilmington is overstocked with II far.
Tor hoop skirts reported to be our mapuf,otuIo not
opv quarter oil tnem are our make.
city TO call and examine our stock as we Sye eons
aent mat me Price shall be lower than any store in
we Keep constantly on hand tho largest assortment
July 8, 1866 IN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
IkEGisTEH'S s,E,S ,,., s1

TTroH the spplicaaW UAsiLi E9uETY, May 5th ,uafe
minisrstol 81 iiaster q hp w, W. sTEHAKf "A
reotsd bv sac Soqn, deed it ORDERED eng H
the Estas tss @.
III M btnsfeoi " causing adyertisements fn o grant
fths iorp as} from the dato Oh
IL nott pubic places of the COUNTY 81 NJ SIX
Estate tn nrs al, persons having demand gains tbs
present Inc same, abide bv = y, - tne
IN ~ sdch case made and provided 81 ns
DslnSaTe 81 Ue Inserted within the same period III X
ninntnne 1nupuotiean newspaper published n wi e
% 'si M TO- oe continued therein two mo6tbs VIII
uWeh Under the hand aud Seal q ON 90 q, ~ .
)S. tnessieF Aforesaid, NEW Castle in EsS or ~
written. 'oH@'ui ths Jay and year above
t.tsnfi NJ clsimt asabsik iS
10 ~ 'hsueoehaed must present he amT dnIy
or a,ds thuiHtrAtor on or betorr NAY * Iaa1
provided. io II IN IN sucn ease made and
tuns la-2m. ""i' SiEWART,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
REsiIsTESs'S 0r,S.s,,i

I1pnN A.. N1iH VAsTLK UOUhrY, July 9Oth IgRR
I trst ne APP icaiion oi Harriet Carson Admin,
New rasiia 81 Go phip o2rson late o. Wilmington ~
hEii MA ehtIe O0uLtyt Aforesaid Deceased: II IL "a
sirafrI, an direSted by the RsRisitr that the oh
Ia ~ give NOTICE OF the gra 70
o. hletranOp upOn the Estate Of r. 1E OF Let
tne aste OF granting hereof BY cav deceased
~ snch ia ~ " P2hed within forty day. frp
Comfy Of Ser s sT Of the most places Of tbs
asmanas against the Estate to pSssp ers9ns having
gdy an At ~ Assembly such cas-, me same OF
oanSr r In ths Dessre 'ee nth
therein two months A''A' auNlO be continued
R ulssn under the hand ana Sc al ofonc. -, IT,
~ " salr aolehkid AtN-W astle in Ne n stl
Aforesaid the day and yesr sso,s r 1asss
hoIIUE AN persons Ma ins eisi n, Register.
a 10 tha ~ esssd MAJ IL me- dnv ny ".
A67 mr. IT'D ~ hhtrAu.S, or be or. Jnlv on.h
md Iot Aolus the Aot OF Assembly il snsS Sup Soh
HARRIET CO FoN. -u'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

~Rebert Bonner, 10 New York, returns
an income OF $500; Moses Taylor returns
1898 ala; Robert l.. Stewart, S2lI, 3s7; Ed.
win aayt, $24s 67s; Oliver Charlie, Sls3, 25s
David Bows, Sl65 l65 VIM. Patton, S3l7 i So
Aaron Arnold, $500 l23.
hon. Horace Maynard, Colonel Stokes
an ~. Fletcher, Of Tennessee, are expected
to stump Ohio for the Republicans.
ts5- Fretersck W. Seward, Assistant Sec.
re State has gone on a trip 10 New
England.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06


DnLEaArEs.-rhs election for delegates to
the u"ion State Convention, which meets in
Dover, Wednesday, the 9Th inst, took place
on SATURDAY.. 10 this city there was quite a
lively contest bet tween the friends of the differ
ent candidates for Governor, but the best feel
Jog prevailed. The result was as follows:
Philip Plunket., al7; Phlemma Chandler,
sls; Robert Mcc.be, sOt; John Adams,
80; hiliP Mcdowell 3l4; Isasc Darlington
2lS; John V. Christy, ais; Levi c. Bird 1853
James Woolley. 2ls; James Mitchell, I4o-
VIM. Candy, 70. The first Eve are the dele.
gates chosen.
Brandywine Hundred Geo. Churchman
ls John ". Day, ID; Hugh Sterling, ID; Isaac
S. Elliott, Ia Samuel G. Lodge, ID.
Christisua ndred.--Henry DUPONT, Jas,
H Hoaecksr, John Peoples, Samuel Bancroft
Jr., James N. Brackin.
New Castle Hundrsd. Riddle "a, Ty bout 81
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
address eli =. Third srest, W Imitation Tt"l
hhGBSag RPS E'..1-

I1poN the snP hkw CAs.L4 GouSrY August ID Iass
LARK late af c5 5st "ill "a TesiaIntni 81 jo5n
I: ": aeed il ordered "a die Ted p I@'d ssan-
rant me- ~, Ins , Eteept0r aforesaid, awe 1etiee of re-
Ing maSh thS DATE o. ran there es 81
Tths tueh IetteIt ~ ia the Liofi ~ rom
emsnds o. eS IshtIe rguriuR all
,bidahH tne hhtHte, 20 prebEni ri - na'ihA
ydsd I'd AZ OF assembly in saeh care mad OF
the ssm hq cause the same to be iutsrtf ~ PRO PIP
ar period y tho SolawNre hiinsn mlthln
n two months w." AM - De Continued there
(S@S Given under the h and ard s.,, .inr,...,.
Xxx iie aloTetAd At New Castle IL Sex r
written, "Jl sss 4 Ibs day and year atoTs
MOTTO A II huhEhf q. FRAiM, kehistee
Ate az tha - pe5hohh having aims ARai nst X l.
ted tn re- aeesased must present the sane dniv
~ III ny executor, beiore Au.n1t ntSs-
prov ided he Aef n Assenbiy IL case p,Sas a.
Address WilminStnnn n DARLINGTON, E1eoGtorI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

ATrEsrioN An adjourned meeting OF the
Executive Committee OF the Uaion Party Of
New Castle County, will be held at the United
States Hotel (Rianhard's,) in the city of Viii
mineton, on Wednesday, Aug. 10th, at q o..
cieck P NJ. Us. VALENTINE, Chairman.
]. BELLvILLE, Secretarr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
Total value OF crops in Delaware
for 1864, SII lG3 mo !


Nohce.-The persons who have taken so
much trouble to write anonymous letters oil
various dates, in order TO create difficult;
between honest, rs well Us innocent persons
Lad better be careful
They, as well as their objec's, are well
known, and unless there is an immediate stop
put 10 it they shall be exposed.
Their threats in regard to taking life, as
well as attempts, have been carefully noted,
ana there is sufficient evidence now on record
10 place them before n State Tribunal
MY adV!oe to them ia to stop this devilish
plouiag at once, else they may find their
names made more public than will be agree
able to their natures.
Sudden DeaM On Tuesday afternoon, be.
,%eeh Two aud three O'Clock Mrs Anna n.
@cCoy, wife OF Rev. John Mccoy, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in Smyrna came to her
death very suddealy. Mr. McC. had lef, the
mouse hnta short time, his wife seeming in
more thau usual good heal h. Shortly before
ms return one OF the neighbors was attracted
by Mrs. McC,, and on entering the room. fonnd
her Just able to speak She died in a few mo-
ments She was the daughter OF the late VIM.
thompson, Esq, and a very es,imab,e ladv
her death was caused by appoplexy tits sun.
posed She was Duriel at Christisna on Fri.
day Times. va
breVeted.-Amoag the con6rmalious nadp
oy ,he T. 3 Senate, we notice that John N,
Andrew, Capt. oil the sth L. S. Infantry. and
son OF Col, John W. Andrews, of this COUNTY,
was appointed Captain BY hrevet, Major bv
oFevet and Lieutenant Colonel by brevet He
participated in nearly all tho battles in the
shenandoah valley, md conducted himself
with great gallantry, These promotions are
compliments that we're richly deserved. He
Is now Stationed in South Caroline.
For Sale good bushes, s.s,r n, ,.a
corner OF Poplar & Rob uson Sis Has tbrse
stories 5 ya6 feey, with back building cen
tanning rooms with store room. AMY IA
N. b. Oeheltce, Real Estate Broker, No. 2
East Sixth Street. ave
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

NEGRO SUFrRAGE.-This question is not in
volved in the coming political campaign ia
our State, as the editor of the Gazette asserts
The bestowal of the right to vote upon the
colored man, cam OF depend upon the result
OF any single election. 1t involves change
in the Constitution OF the State, and that could
only be made by convention, and then it
would necesssrili be submitted TO tie people
for ratification or rejection. The editor may
therefore quist 3 ears on the subject
When conv- Il sLall he called and a
proposition offv Insert provision OF tn
character intim ID 1t will be time enough 10
take the alarm At present he is like the
ea vliier nsssu ting a windmill. He GER
Iai y has negro the brain, and his fiieLds
SD uld have "a straight jacket in readiness II
case lis reason sh uld wholly desert its thron,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

eH-Five soldiers and civilian QUAR- elled
with one Alexander Elliot in Westchester coun
ty, n. y. on Wednesday night, aud attempt.
cd to kill him. While pursuing him they met
young lady, cousin of his, and ahot her
dead. The murderers have been arrested,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
BAyUHEL0R' HAIR DYE,

Deafness, Blindness ana CaIarrh
treated with tho utmost success, by DE-, j. IsAAOs
1eulls and Aurst, formerly OF Leyden Holland i NJ
5lo PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimoniai,
ron inc most reliable sources in the City and Countr,
can be his oee The mcdics faculty arc Invite
to accompany their patients, no secrets In hi.
lrHetue' AK .IflCIAL EYES inserted without pain
No charge made for sxaninntiOn Jnna0,shIn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

kNWo or Three good Operators on Howe's Sewing
No.lle King Street, Wilmington, Del. July 50
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
fo widows and Heirs OF Deceased
Soldiers

IMp3RrANr To DISABLED SOLDIERS SAILORS
- AED hAhiNES-spdiers, Sailors Marines who
uHsned Il tho same, are entitled 10 pensiop OF
FIFTEEN pollars per month those who have lost an
arm aud leg, or both legs, TWENTY dollars tnose who
nave io.t both arms or both eyes. TWENTYFIv dol.
ar5 Ihisact also restores the Pensions Soldiers am.
Pioyei in any civil capacity under the Governments
Apply IN person OF by mai u W. u. WIG4INS NJ 5lu
Marhs' St., Military anl Naval Agency. july l2-lm
ROUNrY-SJLDIcR WHO SERVED TIIRFE
- years, aud received only 800 bounty cen now re-
csiye another SlOO Tho parents, widoss aud minor
ohidren OF tho same class ui are entte to SlOO
soldiers discharged ON account Of wounds from Ihree
rear regiments are entitled 500 additional Tho heirs
OF soldiers aud Discharged soldiers in tho country ran
forward mo their ahohnges and heirs OF sol iler5 can
wre stating particulars OF their cases. and they will have
prompt attention. ApplytD wa b. WIGaINs
Wilmington, Del. ang 1n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

Srp ". re ma be an engagement between
lie l lifted Sta.es troops and indians in Idaho.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

1hh@ RETAINING
Office at Wilmington, s
OF August, 1866.
Anderson A
Adams Jacob W
Buckley John
Bray ThomIs
CLARK Ohas O
Cline DR.
Campbell. O W
Clark J W
Davis Fraucls
Delhi Henry
Dolan John
Dilliu j
oonohOo James
Du ell Lizzie
Evans e T
Eltiug James II
E,telow Samuel J
Gilbert WIN Al
Cried u 4
Healy Catnarine
Hooper Susan
Hair Newton
Huntington W $
Jones An rev
Jones Eunity
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

UNCLAIMED in the Post
ate of Delaware, 4th day
Keepers WIN F
Lobl Sallie Ed
Lewis Elizabeth
Messick VIM A
Moore T N
Murray Rebecca
hastings Percilla
Murphey Eliza J
Mclaughlin Bridget
Menaspie Bridget
Phillips, P II
Phillips VIM
Quigley VIM
ssell Aaron
Right David
Rockford P II
Shelton Auna NJ
Sleler Henry
Turner Joseph O
Taylor WIN
White Holman
Wilkinson Jas H-2
Williamson 7 II
Wilson G D
Watson K B
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
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