Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28


4 Dteeatsd-Rev George Quigley died at his
| residence ia this city, on Monday afternoon,
| after an Illness of about two weeks In the
| SD year of his age He was an earnest and
| jealous Christian, and for force and viRor
| OF expression 10 the pulpit, he had few.superi-
| ors 10 the PHILADELPHIA Conference. We have
| never known a more determined and fearless
advocate of Whist he deemed to be right, and
evil doors had good cause to lear him He
| carried his religion into all the walks Of life,
and was patriot Az we'll rs christian. His
death il lot only loss to the church, and hit
family who were entirely dependent upon him
for support, but to Inc community at large -
% w'S t,'iss o '@rFS OF s we sno9 "os
hot Ne we'll ,na-,d + ont, wn,k he had n
usad, aud in wnicn ie was So ur fl 81 lv en-
gaved. His fuler.l viii take D, ,cp,Lis morn.
| inn. His uarisroo r. and ir,.ndt vi meet IN
Asbuty charcn. 70 rev n'clorl, .rd after n dis
course hy Bspop scot. viii roe, ed to tue
Wilmington and srsndvvire C. metery. where
| his remains will b. int, red.
Resolution, on the dmIh 4 an esteemed
brother OF Union LuA1-. no / | q of 6 T..
wuEsrAs, It has y eased IN ~ wise pfoyL
| dence 10 remove ir..m our mils, by The str,gk-
ching hand OF d4att onr worth, friend aud
brother Edward ". DAVID. W. can truly ssy
! that in him the LoLur has lou II faithful mem
her. the community - rood citizen and tie
| family ere . A devoted ION and bro her; there
| tors he II
Rssotpsd. That we t.ud.r our heartfelt sym
| pathies 10 the memb.rs the family Of .ur
| decresed brriher. and refer ,hem 20 him VITO
has promised Ia b. Il mn. friend In every time
nj need
Rs,ofy,a. That the charter of the Lodge he
draped in mourning tor the space Of three
montbs
R,,olp,d That "A eopy of this preamble and
resolutions be sent To the tamil, OF the de-
ceased. and also to the Delaware Repuhiicrn
for publication,
EsrHER L. FILL,
RurHIn A. EA. TpuRs 7 COMMITTEE
The Gram and La,5e, Business. - rsnston
Thompson, Grain H'd Lumber hefcha"ts a T.
newport are aoiuS Y i've large BUSINESS
They purchase gf IN "' every description AN
give brdnutwin prices h"'no-r Vi 'ne 'es,
quslity TOT ou'iuihg purposes can ne procure"
al All tints Al ~ Tue s'he '"'eS MS III Tue i'r'
ger cities
tn. R,nf County Railroad M,.,i,o Tie
Crumnfon G.zett, s.y, "A IN tim If The
friends of Kent Oouniy Railroad was held in
G,tens nm Saturday. tn. OH day If I,na
1864 John NJ. Coneyys Eso in ,hp Chair ana
Cornelius 4. Scott Secretary.
After the preliminary bu 3lneas hYd Laap
disnosed of the stock Snok was oue,eI aud
ths sum of fonr tbousloa and twenty- five dol
lars snhscribed as new STOCK beside y large
amonnt Transferred from the old book
The Chair appointed j. teohimore aud
Samuel townsend, E'qs'' Ol delaware, tod
Colonel Richard u Johnson, OF Mary land II
committee to confer with tue fIe'ldent Of the
Philadelphia, wilmington and baltimore Rail-
road Company, aud accept ms ehrf OF an en-
/ q
cost OF two proposed routes from tn Delaware
Railroad into the state OF Maryland 70 or near
Aasseys Gross Roads take chArgn o, the'unda
intended 10 rear the expense Oh Tue survey
and disburse til sumo ""d 4e'ompan y ii in
their Judgement II De necess ny the survey
Excursion. The Sabbath Schools connected
with Asbhry Uhureh lntehu mahlhs ErAnd
excursion TO ked BANK new Jersey on ihu's-
day, the 18Th OF July. rms, rom the eIer-
tious oil the ofhcers and teachers oil tbe5r
schools, promises TO pc one o. tne pest e4cn'-
sions OF the season lHey wlil 'eaVe u"th'hs
uudone to make me excursion Pheasant one.
They have secured beautiful aud connections
steamer, and as the number OF tickets to be
sold is limited, TO prevent the boat from being
crowded. We advise these wishing to sp.hd II
pleasant day in the beautiful grove which hey
have secured, to Guy tn az tickets rs soon AS
possible The price OF adults ucLe'3 IS 10
cents childrens tickets 40 ceHe Tickets
can be procured Ut my Ct The teachers and
officers.
No,;c, --There will he A School a.d Tenn.
,eronce cerbra,ion at stanton on ths Fourth.
The Amor, piy,.ion sons of Temperance
,,iII form at tho Srhnol Uouse NJ o n'rloclt
iollo@ wed by several other orders, and also by
several schools will march up the main street
T., ~ NINA, ..,,I %, ,,,,, tou,n ,benro a., "a baau