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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-28
From EurOpe.

Tho 'Grcht Eastern hal laid neavly
three hundred miles of the cable up 10 tho
evening of 10Th, and was progressing favor
ably.
Nothing further has transpired about th.
peace negotiations between Napoleon and
the contcnding Powers.
The Prussians defeated the Federals in a
sanguinary conflict at Aschafrenbuag, and
marched towards Frankfort, which was
evacuated by the Fedcrals.
The Diet had removed to Augustinburg.
Prussan headquarters at Brunn, Austr a
Ii is reported that tile Prussians have occu-
pied CLAW.
The Loudol Times thinks the Prussiaus
would be before Vienna by the 18th, and
doubts the Austrians caa withstaud the vic.
tories of the Prussans.
Cialdni has occupied Padna and Vicenzea,
towns on the railroad TO Venice.
1t is declared in diplomatic circles at st.
Petersburg that Russia has no present in
tention to abandon her neutral attitude and
will not. excepting n foreign POI shall iu-
tervene, in the Affairs of Germany.
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N E w S SPRING GOODS
ID e Y 6 GODS
A."7 cTmM M
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
BANCFOFT'S OLD STAND.
2S7 King ST., doors Bclow Weat,oorta
WE have now opened q splendid
Stock of Spring Goods, English,
French and American, which are of the
most desirable styles the markets can afford.
To planters furnishing the Freedmen either
for clothing or for barter with them, our
wholesale rooms offer every inducemcnt
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being n busy season with the planter
and he not able to visit the city, orders &C.
companied with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
N. b. Samples, with price lists, sent to
any part of the State. Our stock consists
IN part Of
White Osnaburghs. Striped Osnaburgs,
Blue Denims, Brown Dcnims. Heavy Brown
Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings.
Bleached Shirtings, Blcached and Brown
Shirtings, Cd, 04, l0-4, 12.4 Plaid Blue
and Brown Drills, Black French Broad
cloths, Hosiery and Gloves. irish Linen by
the piece. Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam.
ask, all qualities, Calicoes. Nil qualities.
Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Colored Muslins, in every variety.
Fine French Muslins, White and Bluck
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Dtck, Farm
ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
Cottonades.
Together with every variety to be found
in our line; which we offer nc
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods are sold at q very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call tho attention
of the Planters, Merchants. and the citi.
Eens generally of Fairfield District, to our
advertisement. and solicit call from them
should they visit the city.
STOLL, WEBB s. CO.,
No. 2ST King ST., doors below Wentwortb
Charleston, s. C.
II: q. SiOLL, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB.
II. c. WALKER.
jan l8'G6-lyr
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New YO.k ila.'k,..

New ionK, July 26 --GolI l49S Cot
ton active; tendency upward, with sales of
5000 bales at 3G@3sc., low grades. Flour
steady; light gralGs lower Southern
- )i)9l3.j) Wheat advancing; sales
aj'o)S 6dshels. Pork closed buoyant at
S3! T. hhl. Lard heavy. Sugar steady.
Coffee ii, m.
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1866.

RATS Versus BIRDS. Whoever engages
In shooting small birds is cruel man: Who
ever aids in exterminating rats is benefac-
Tor. we should like some one to give us
the benefit of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something be-
sides dogs, cats, and traps for this business.
Scientific american. ". y
GSAs See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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1866.

"COSTAR'S' RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple, safe and sure--ihe most perfect
-iiicntion meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats it will die, generally at somc place 8
Instant ms possible from were 1t was taken.
-L"ke Shore. ihch Mirror
Bsig" See "CosTAR's" advertisements above.
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FAIRF. ED DISTRICT.
AN EQUHTY.
Bill to
Perpetuate
Tt stimony.

Ex Parte Bill TO
G. ID, Melton, Perpetuate
Solr Northern Circuit. tt stimohy.
TENNET DOUGLASS, having filed her
u Petition under above Bill in order to
perpetuate the testimony TO the past exis-
tence, loss and contents of NDeed of Convey
enoe, to him Of certain tract of land.
situate in Fairfield District, on the waters of
Eittle River, by tie Heir at Law Of Alexan.
der Douglass, decd. All parties interested
are notified to appear at the expiration of
three months from this date, to cross exam.
Inc the witnesses that may be produced, and
produce testimony in reply,
ISAAC II. MEANS,
G. Il. +. d,
Commissioners Gffice,
Winnsboro. s. c.. June 10Th, 1866.
june l9-tlam3m
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From PHILADELPHIA.

PHrLADELPHTA, July 2p.-Thc hni'ding
for the accommodation Of the National Union
Convention is being constructed ON the COR
ner Of Broad aud Wallace streets. 1t will
be of m0nStrous sire.
Three eases Of cholera reported to-day.
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1866.

a VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking of "CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant
&C., observation-disclosures grain and pro
visions are destroyed annually in Gran
County by vermin, than wonld pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer.-Lancaster,
Wis, Herald.
Gest. See "CosrAR's" advertisement above
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmers
Gazette English asserts and proves by fig
ures that one pair Of RATS win have pro-
geny and decendans no less thnn G5l ,O5O
IN three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain G5, 600
human beings.
GsS" Sec "CosTAR's" advertisement above. =.
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Railroad Bridgt DESTROYED.

BALTIMORE, July 2G-Thc G, eat railroad
bridge over the Susquchanna river, at Havro
dcGracc. was destroyed hy tornado last
night. Loss one million dollars.
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Cholera.

New YORK. July 25.-Cholera decreasing
supposed to be on account of favorable
weather
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
.. STEW AISI EPUY,
No. 253 s. Second Street above Spruc

PHILADELPHIA
WOULD rsapectfllly inform his and otbers
that he is ssing from Of the est and bas
assortment OF Carpets, oil Cloths Wind " Shades 40
dussd prices. mr. i2Sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

e. Having sold my farm will sell = Pnb. s-,ss-.,
I~HSio Sale at my residence in Brp yw.ne I{tAyS
49, Hundred, about mile from the Village '-A--n~-
OF branuywius, aud first farm the T.. W. b. Rail
road east Of Railroad Rrldge, over brand. wine eek
on WkDEEsDAf, the I4lh dAy OF MARCH. las6. ut ii
"t1loek A. NJ The following Personal PrOperty, via
HORSES good work or driving horses, riAPg aud
10 years old; splendid young horses, and years old
out OF my tTotunE mare DIAMOND State sired by Halt
Bellows Co.'S Black Hawk Tho year uld stallion,
both Of which are good movers; q good mich cows,
some with calves by their side sud Others To
shosts. Farming Utensils, cousstius sf ma rker
dea born nearly new; hay wagons foi oxen aud one
Tor horses or oxen, ! horse cart, OK cant; basket
sleigh, moving MACHINE. iron baryasier steel tooth
horBe rake, Aneler, beet cutter yokes Tela-
graph feed Gu tier new ROLLER, pouShs. pike har
fewB,2 culttvators2 grain crndles HrAn drill Erlar
and Moving scythe wagon harness. get plough geats,
cart Ars collars brides aud hatefh, FORKS, hoes.
shoves, PICK And iron post digeet Oh wheat in
the ground. Dairy Fiktnres such milk pans buck
es ohurn ard many other articles asJ lot OF House
hold furniture.
Terms-All auma under $50 cash; $50 and over tina {
amount credit OF three months will be given by the
pu chaser giving note with approved security.
mar Its JAMES V. JEFFERlS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
Public Sale of Personal PrODerty.

a. THE uudersi Ened Administrators of
9Nthe estate Of Ziba DilwOrth, deceased, JEW
- viii sell at Public Sale, on the premises s--N :
sisuAted in NORTH Christiana lIuudr.d mile south
west Of Ce ntreyille and the road leading from
nett Square to Wilmington, "WEDNESDAY, the l4th
day Of March, s6. at 70 o'clock NJ the follow per
soha property, Niz goo work horses gentle in all
Minds OF hart ess; eclt. coming years old; pair of
oIen out pair young oxen, head Of feeding steers 8
OIL theln ready for Market tat COW milch
viii ,e IN profit by day VI SALE hefers, brood
PARMiNG uTENsILs.-t Union mower combined
reaper and mower, grAiu drill. Woods a USin-s D.
corn shelter brood wheel wagon, wagon bed, hay
bee i've seated carriage, with shafts aud ppr, york
wagon, market deArboru sleg and ball-, carts,
horse cart, steel tooth rake, wheelb,Ir W. grind
enluvatOrs, double and single trees set oil cartirgO
harnsHs set OF heavy dearborn harness. set of lead
CHAINS set OF sthge harness. cart saddle aud
colihrr lines bind and heAt hRltera, saddles and br
dles, rakes, spades, ahOVes, hay and forks,
RrubbinE and corn hoes forked ux, cow, aud other
axes broad AK, post augur, nand saws, maui and
wedges post pads and crOwbars. half hushel
meatures feed chest lot of window sash. buffalo robe
and blankets hay and straw by the toH, fodder
seed " the bnshel, lot Of poultry
Daley flATUhEs.-l horse rover and churn. l
small ehurn arE- butter tubs and coolers. pots
mix pans ahd Kettles sau cutter aud stuller but
Ter worker scales and weights, patent beam hams aud
shouuer picked pork AZ pounds oflatd the
lot OF hickoay wo and posts, large dnner Lell,
stoves, copper BOTTLES iron do beabtehds tables
chairs, aud OF her articles re, her . enumerated.
PtEBo IA u il p ,LlwoHTH'
CHAs. ii DILN ORTIZ.
Is. Ohm, lklRIRN. Ase ct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
pUAIIC RAIe.

THE subscriber being about to re- CJz2ap
IN move 10 the West, will sell at Public I&GF
60 sale at his residence near Hockessiu Wrn<R
Meeting HOUSE, In Mill Greek Hundred, on THURS.
Dhf ne 10th day Of March, 1856 o'clock NJ. the
,oilosiag personal property, to wit Two good farm
hGr'es one OF them an excellent family horse, well
matched IN size and color sound and gentle yoke fat
oxen, yoke Of work oxen, extra nilch COW. yeari.
Jug heller sow with pig two horse wagon broad wheel
dearborn carriage; hay bed with tongue and
akiei sieigh and bells horse threshing machine,
gfain fan, Shelter pi ows hsrrows cultivators
corn dr erm'stone, Jack screw wagon, pillow aud
rage harness. OK yokos and chains; double and siuee
ees FORKS rakes shovels SPADES hoes half interest Of
wnent the gonnd' hay by the ton, fodder by the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, ctnssiag OF had.
seads, buftaus, stands. chairs, cooking and pa ior
stoves qneon earhea and tnwaro, milk pans charms,
Of other articles
TERMs.-All sums over $50 oredl. of ten mouths.
a,.. - A. J. TAYLOR.
AM axei,Q fs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
PUB6.iC SALE.

a. The subscriber having rented his "a rm r.-.s,
I3Swill sell at Puolic SAL, ON M0NDAY,k3
80 the 18th day OF MARCH, at 10 O'clock E---
A. NJ; on the Concord Pike, near Talleyyille ss miea
ffOm wilmington. DAIRY FIKruRRs-Conaistinr Of i
ehnrn Dntter tnbs milk pans, nc. Six cows IL fat
cattle unless sold before the day Of sAle horses
Sy the bnshel' tanning utenBils-Coniistns Of )
and other lows, cult vator, Jersey Blu. Kenpsr AMI
Mower self raker, double aud single trees, wagon
harness, set dearborn hai ness set able barnsss
R9M gears corn sheliel, Van wiekls Fan, lew Wheat
Drill, Wheel rake, Hey and dug Forks Wb.slbsr
row. Hosting Fork, Block and complete ~ yan
hsgs brood SOW and six pigs, and numerous othsr
articles "'"e'
Terms Cash on all sums less than $50. aver So,
chaser givipEs bankable note with az Approved en
dOrser. feb Is n ARPEn ."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

- WILL be sold at Public Sale, on TUES
1ZNDAY, March THIRTEEN I'll, 1866, on S5xlP
GA tho premises OF Colonel jesse Sharpe, ss--s-u
formerly Known the Ball FARM in BTsndywine HJ.,
on the road 10 ding from Talley to the Philadelphia
Turnpike Road, and four miles from Wilmington, the
following Personal Property, to wit. good farm and
family horses colt, coming years old, sired by St.
Albion 80 hsid Of first rets mch cows In profit,
some with cavesby hor side others sprnging to cuve;
fat COW, pair Of fat three year old hei en-
two year old hefora ye,rlDg calves Of choice stock
shoat pigs. Farming Utensils-ConsstinR of com
oined mower and reaper lin twU seaspnu Klrby's
PATENT spring tooth wheel rake In season.
fennOek'a patent, wheat drill, superior grain hn
corn shelter, plowB. hsrrows, cultivntors2 grain CRIT
dies, moving thes forks shoves hoes mrttok iron
disger, Germantown wagon, with tungne and shafts
cart sot ofoarrlago harness., good rs new set OF
dearborn harness. got OF heavy double harness. cart
gears plou III gears collars and hsers, riding bride
double aud single trees grndstIueS 10. of rain bags
corn oats aud potatoes by the bushe lot of TITO and
old iron, sets OF elliptic springs 10. OF barrels Dairy
fntures-such Ms cburn and horse power, capable OF
churn, Dntter tub scales aud weights, milk churns,
cream tubs, milk pans buckets and strainars. House
hold and Kitchen FurhtureSuch beds and bedstetds
tables, chairs cook stove cont patent No o. In
use one year, parlor stove, ten plate stove desk,
dough tray washing nbs, large willow basket buffalo
robe lot OF brooms, large flour chest and many other
articles too tedious tCmention Sale TO commences at 10
o'clock, ON sad day when attendane will DO yiyen and
conditions made known by JESSE SHARPE.
WM. q. WEEk
JEREMIAH STEVENSON, Auct.
N B-Eserything offered at sale will be positi vely
sold, as intend to decline farming W. q. w. fcb2b
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
IsUJRI.UC Ain

~ The undersigned having rented his
I@sIN at1n will soil ut Public Sale ut his re- ESJW
- -, siienee at Rel LION Del. on TU sDAY SH
me @h day of March, 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ the
i1o' ing personal property via horses. suitable for
isrm or road 3 mch cows, oil fresh l hull coming
three yenrs old, yenriing hail, l steer,
Farming misunderstanding of 2 farm wavon. Il,
good order Wheeler Melick endless chain horse power
al csiobined .hresher anti cleaner nearly new Jersey
bino Mower aud Reaper, fraker superior article.
OK cis horse cart steel tooth rake revolving rake:
srAn ilni drills roller plowui harrowa; cultvators;
oNHi rAkes; shoves spads hoes grubblnR hoes cross
cut saw horse single and double trees; OK chains
my rigging; family carriages dearborn In good order
oimng feed cnttrri set of wagon harness. stage and
carriage harness, moving thes grain craes lot Of
ola IRON and numerous artlclog not enumerated
TEkMs.-All sums OF $40 and under oash all q, ar
so credit OF eight months will be given BY purchaser
giving bankabls note, interest idded with approved
ondOrser. WALTER IA TIJR Nfu eN
AucttOuoer. y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
I@SNresdence OF the subscriber at Anburn Il ~
60 Gate Pnscys faetory) on TUESDAY
March 2Oh, 1861 at II oclooh NJ tho following per.
sonhl property, to wits good mare, with oai rising
years old, an excellent family beast; gray horse
ysns Oh, good driving horse and excellent under Ihe
saIlle; good family carriage york wagon, (wst-
Fkel as good as new; or sets of gle
Az IN good eTder; saddle and Driile lot uf "a incl
plank' hive Of Bees; ahoves, spades, SO.
household aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting of l
secretary or writing Desk with book ease attached
pair OF ma,'Eaiy MaIeii rabies. b esEhst Table
good cook ing stove, handbook stove small partor
stove, small furnace, eight day clock stands SC QUE
large dresser, e)nplete cornOr cupboard water sink IS
yards ingram carpet about 80 yards good Rag CARPET
he ,stenic fruit and preserving Jars, barrels pure
Cider Nlgesar Meat barrels boxes, benches and many
other articles. Terms made known at sale BY
- ~ ALEXANDER RALPH
AUrtionpar h-t.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
TRUsTEE's SALE
RHAL EaTArH

<tl<Yf5A Under and by virtue OF an order of to 4
EsstfiH 0rphans' Court for New Castle County,
Issstlysn made February 10 A. D., 1885, will be sold
EXSE& at Public Vepdue, to the highest and best
essk3&3& bidder or bidders on
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
PUBLIC SAFE.

IN WILL be sold ut Public Sale, a, 'hs $Sz.yB
6-2A residences of the subscriber, "a q. Lob 49,.
del's farm) In Brandywne Hundred. ~, miles from
Wilmington, the Philadelphia Pike, the river
shore, adjoining Isaac ) Leudermau's farm, TUES
DAY, the 18th day of Mar"h, 1866 at II ooock NJ the
following Personal Property l3 head of hrst-cits,
Mil Cows with calves by their sides, and others
spinging and coming Into pr,ht by the day Of sale;
Durham Bnll, two yeaf old hoifers, two years old
coming In profit yea Heifes, all good honIe-raisrd
stock good HORSES good driving laiy horse,
goodiarm horse; ane shuats lot Of Poultry, Com
bind Reaper and Mower, shaws make; Potatoes by the
bushel, Salt POI by the pound, Lard by tho pound.
Dairy Fixtures Il Churn, Cream Can and LOT Of
pans bedsteads tables and chaIIs: lot n old Iron,
strong Dearborn Springs, | Carriage Tongue nearly
nearly new, and many other articles tedious to
ton. Terms Cash. BENJAMIN MACKELWAlN,
GEO. @. LoBDELL,
VIM H. REYNOLDS Auct'r feb 22ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
A SPLENDID FARM

SO aess. SsS si His Henry G. ' suPtoS
ssUH ESQ situate ono fourth of amlie frcn the town
III II new CASTLE on the road to Hare's Cor ner.
GkB This Is enc Of the moat highly impro we'd farms
In New Castle ud and produces from rs TO So bushels Of
wheat 80 to so Of and to tons Of hay per
The land Is high and healthy; and Is Of the very best
situated farms 10 the county The property s divided
by the Delaware Railroad and is In two farms
o them contains lIe acres Of arabic land and by
the name Of sprihg Garden Farm 10 divided into
fields, with spring in each. The entrance the
buildings 10 by lane 100 ieet long aud 10 ieet wide.
with beautiful Usage orange hedges and OF shade
each side The mansion heuss Is 20 by ~ feet
stories high with hall in the centre 10 feet wide;
with parlor dining ROOM library and kitchen the first
noor the ceilings IL feet high, large Sc
coui door and attic raems first rate cellar with furnace
hta'r.; porches both sides of house and splendid
lawn ifom the to the railroad, hled With very
handsome trees Of all kinds aud plenty OF I'll kinds OF
fruit trees and grapes the farm. The view be
beaten on the Delaware; having an extensive view Of
with overshoos aad sheds 10 by lao feet brick stable
high, with stalls for thirteen horses and so cows
and large sheds around the yard carriage; chicken
tool and wood houses Ice house, ntiet and corn cribs
all rnbstanal and we'll built; and In complete ordst
has Of woodland. This part the property has
had 700 bushels Of lime put 1t within the last IA
years The other part Of the properly is called the
River Side Farm. and contains lao acres-lo0 upan5
and the balance In good meaeow. II has on II good
new Frame House and new Barn ~ by IL feet, with
stables attached Ia complete order. The land 10 very
rich laying high and beautiful, Il has had 10000
els oflmc put on II within the last Ia years besides
substantial stone bank. Il /, only ten minutes walk
from the mansion house to the depot at New Castle
The property joins the land OF George H. Harding, Ess
aud I. T Tasker. Esq, Of Philadelphia. The fencing
along the rare I'D Is Kept up By the company This
one very best farms that has ever been offered 70
le ami there Is no better fern for growing grain grass
together lu two FARMS and very easy terms Of pay
WIN. BRIG4T 4 SON,
Real Estate Dealers.
Ton O-lm Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
PUBIIC pALE.

~ THE subscriber about to decline farm .<>A
In Ing, will sell vt Public Sale, Mt his re- HalyS
silence in Pencader Hundred, on the skZ8,
road between Glasgow and the Summit Bridge, on
THURSDAY the 18TH nay Of March 1875, at 10 O'Clock,
NJ with ,ut his entire stock. consisting Of
Read oil cool road and farm horses, head of CATTLE
old.
Farming Utensls.-l two horse wagon, . ox.carts,
revolving rake, square harrow, double harrow, A
harrow, grain fans good corn shelters, l market
dearborn york carriage, half interest ia grain drill
corn drill, good sleigh, wheelbarrow, griudstone
Germ ooverer ox-yokes 800 fonse posts plows, Guilt
yators rakes forks, sho. post axe; anger spade
rcts wagon harneas,2 ses single carriage harness,
gram cradles moving scytbo lot Of grala bags pillow har
turkeys 70 pair of chickens, ducks; tons of hay
tons clover and tons timothy, and various articles of
household goods
Terms Of Sale All sum. under go oash all sums OF
wv and above that amount, a credit o. nine months will
pro we'd ondorser. DANIEL CANN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
Public Sale,

IN THE usdsrslgned having rented his Gsy&
GS2A farm will sell at Public rae at his re
sidehce, miles north east Of Wilmington DsI nr.r
Jes,up hoores upper Paper Mill, Ia Christian nd
New Castle County, Delaware on FOURTH DAY, tho
list Sd month, (saIch) 1866, at IL O'clock M the
following persona property, to wit 81 pair Of Oxen
wei! broke and hrFirate workers.; year old hesr
milch cows, some In profit; hay by the I'm wheat
straw by the ton Of wheat n the groud. ab nj
10 cords of hickory wood.
Farming Utensils. eons.sting Of Piows DoubI. U,r
rows, uultivators single Hsrrow with handle. tS-
carts, heavy WAGON Harvest Bed, Wheelbarrow Roll.
or, patent Steel tooth Wheel Horse Rake with laysr
and treadle tan impro nearly new; Moving M
chine reaper atIsched Corn Shelter Grain Or dies.
mana ana garden Rakea, grain Fan, cd patent, OK
Jokes, OK -ehains nearly new; barn Shoyss Spades
Hoes, Bro ld Axe, Post Dog Choppina Axes frow and
about grain BakE,sume nearly new, Glover and Fax-
seed by the bush less Sleigh for one or Two bor-
SEES; Pow Gears, CHAINS and Collars, Moving Uachne
Gears aud foke Hay drag, rope and tackle blocks c.
Household and Kitchen Furn sting OF Feath-
o. 1eds bedeteads, Chairs, settee, Tables. Ironing
board and table, clothes horse. dishe, Kuives and
and cooking ap Rtatus, Parlor stove Flat Irons Cider
BArres, Meat tubs and Barrels Su ear. cured becoa
aud Picked Pork by the pound. Also Patent ges n,
with two Peas Dairy fixtures su eh As churn cream
cans, mtlk pans and buckets Butter fun p,tept Bai
snee and weights, and market butt-r ub TEHMS,-
All sums OF $50 aud under. cash all sums over SB1
credit of SIX months will be given by the purchaser
giving bankable note with approB ed security any
note remaining unpaid at maturity will be charged
paid. SAMUEL p CuANDLFR
Auptr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
LARGE PUBLIC SALE
DR. season q ii Hus,l ID G n

ea In order to close business, the eubscri-
syTB bers offer their stock of seass ned lunfbe err
AS on TUESDAY. MARCH 49, 1866, at 10
ec<XnNgo' clock. A. NJ, at the corner of Delaware
Avenue and Tatnall streets. consistInE OF
the following, Panel First and Second; com. plank.
(Michgau l6feet PANEL First Second floorng qualt
", and third common boards; White Pine; Spruce and
Hemloct Flooring, Hemock ards, and 10 eet long,
white Pine Siding. Box boards, IL and 10 feet long ;
Hemlock JoiHt assor vi from u to 90 feet. Hem
lock eeantling2 By and by from u to a feet long,
Shingles and shingng Lsth, Pointed and Plain Pnes
LAT dressed and unlicensed Posts, &c. Two
LumbeI Wagons Furniture Wagon, Cart, AL in Sood
order, Cart and Wagon Harness, family Carriage and
Harness tuggy, nearly now, Shifting topil good
work or diving horses. ..-
mar tn CRAIG n TATNALL,