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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Judiciary.


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Judiciary.
District Judgc-Wm r Robertson
Commissioners in Equity-Isaac IL Means
Clerk of Court--Saml B Clowney.
Sheriff-Elisha w Ollever.
Ordinary-James Johnston.
Tax Collector-Eobert ii Jennings.
- Coroner-Robert Hawthorn.
Escheator-Jacob Feastcr.
Notary Publc--Jas s Stewart
Magistrates.
Jas. L Caldwell, William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel B Kirkland Henry Glib
son, George ii Miller. James Aiken, William
p Broom, William NJ Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, II II Counts, DR. d Laudcrdale.
BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS.
Commissioners of Roads.
Howell Edmunds, John Lemon, Edward
Mobly, Robert B Smith, William b Wood
ward, DR. John u Palmer, Laban c Chappel.
DR. J r McMaster, Thomas Nj Lyles. John S
Douglass, Robert Ford, John W McMcckin,
l. NJ Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor.
Commissioners of Free SCHOOLS.
Thos ii Jones. Jacob Bookman, Arthur
X Craig, William Crosby, James 4 McCro.
ry, l. Ellison, Dr. J Il McMastcr, Dr. W L
Aiken.
Commissioners to Approve II ab-
lie Securities.
Henry L Elliott, James r Aiken, John II
Propst, Manscl Hall, James S Stewart.
commissioner of Public BuiId.
imgs.
James McCants, Hugh b McMaser,
DIR w y Aiken, o r. Thompson, James II
Rion, Thomas Jordan, George II McMnster.
Commissioners of thc Poor.
Roht IIawthorn. Treasurer,
Rev Porter. Clcrk.
Gen p d Cook, d Il Kirkland.
Towsa Officers.
Intendant-Dr W L Aiken.
Wardens-Dr G II Ladd. W B Creight, l.
W Duvall, Jas McElroy.
Representatives.
Senate-Gcn John Bratton.
House Of prosentatives-William j
Allston, James Aiken, Baylis Elkia.
Mount Zion Society.
James r Aiken-President.
James Stewart-Sccretary and Tres.
Trustees Of Mount Zion Cclegc-W r
Robertson, j B McCants, j II Rion. G II
McMaster, DR. w + Aiken.
Principal and Teachers of W.T..
Zion College.
G A Observation-Disclosures
Assistants-Rev W p DuBose. w NJ
Dwight.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
- . . -
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

The first result that we may expect from tht
overwhelming Union victories that have taken
place and that are soon to take place will un.
doubteily he the rattle alton OF the Constitu-
tional Amendment by the Legislature of the
leading Southern States. Accordingly there
is no occasion for surprise at the appearance
OF the following teegraphic despatch from
this city 10 the Cincinnstte Gaz site:
NEw YnEK, October ga private letter from
Governor Orr, of South Carolina, received
here, states that he 10 preparing, ia the event
OF the triumph OF the Republicans il the Ohio
Indiana and Iowa elections to- morrow to cou-
yene the south Carolina Legislature for the
purpose OF at once adopting the Constitutional
amen dments. Information from various parts
of the South, and numerous sources, indicates
'he, the Southern people will hasten to accept
tbs terms Oi Cotgress il the Republicans show
ali unbroken frsat t.-morrow.
CHARLESTON, October l2.---The Daily News,
this morning, alter saying that "the people
North have our political destiny in their hands
and according to their decision will be our
t.te,' calls for the adoption Of the ConsIitu
tiona amendment by the republic party rs II
reconstruction platforms mastery IN ,n9 lyro,
etc. aud concludes
Disagreeablq then, as the Prospect may be
we are forced TO conclude that without ANY
power in us to control the tide ofevents, we are
drifting slowly back into the Union 90 the bs =
sis oi The Constitutional amendment, add that
we will only cease to occupy our present anOnl-
alous position when representa- n Congress by
men who ecu take the test oath aud when the
State Offices are filled bg men who have never
violated The express oath OF allegiance to the
United States.
Such States us Florida, North Carolina
Alabama aud Arkansas, may be expected To
follow when South Carolina shall have taken
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
[For the Delaware Republican.
EDJTQATION

Mr. EDiToR.-I notice that our talented citi-
zen, II. W. F-acknann, has commenced his Sc
ries OF lessons in machine and architectural
drafting, sketching, shading and landscape.
To the mechanic, the scholar, and even tb e
man OF LEISURE this school invites special at.
tention. No young mans education eau be
considered complete without knowledge Of
these branches taught by sir. Frackmann. The
artizan or mechanic needs it the better to lay
out and plan his own work, and work for 9th
ers. The walls of Messrs. Harlan, Holiingsworth
& Co, are decorated with splendid specimens
Of the theoreticl al and practical knowledge OF
Mr.. Frackmann, who has for tho past eight
years been, and now is engaged as draughts-
man tor that firm. Young men call on him,
you viii reap inca culable advantages in the
prosecution OF these studies. STRAIGHT LINE.
LR'Just received and for sale at the Central
Drug and Prescription store, S. W. corner Of 6lh
and Market Streets DR.. Mi Grath's Magnetic Relief
and Pills. Also most of the approved remedies for
Fever and Ague, MS follows: DR.. Rowland's Tonic
Mixture, Ayers Ague Cure, Paschall's Fever and
Ague Mixture, Bhallenberger's Fever and Ague
Antidote 0sgood's India Cholagogue; also, all tie
leading hair preparations. DR. Tebbetts hair regen-
orator, Halls remover, etc l.. NJ. ENGLAND,
Druggist. sep 10-lm.
lB3 Hayes 1--WE cent Havanua Cigars are pro-
neunced by experienced SMOKERS 10 be the best ci
gars in the city for the price. Iry them-to be had
by the single ono, box or thousand, at Front and
Market streets. oct lin
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THAT
VALUABLE RM

5 : :s sr3$9 ST.:
land and bS saHs, Ms and miles from the Mary
rIedeiici County Nd as srOuftof Equity, The SUB.
House aoo ri ssr n a
marylard at one O'Clock, on Tuesday, Noyember 9Th
Es.sH fSi.iss% NH has BEEN dSSsd int. four part
lat RiSer yarn containing rs acres rood aud 10
RsrSh'ss; about ~ cleared balance in timber This
and has on il new and substantial dwelling house
large barn, stabbnE cattle and horses corn house
Bsasa cid "a eonIspiss rs scrSs rsai and
y perehes; about TOO cleared balance in timber; This
isim has 90 it and we'll built dwelling and other
sd-sc6oosi.la Farm, containg us acres, rood and
farm has il two new and the other in
ko9q rspSr barn. stabling, corn houses, and other
.!h1ada@s Farm. containing 2ss acres, Ca thl.
baTn corn houses, stabblins for hotsea and cattle.
have hal spilled 10 them over oao BUSHELS Of Lime
portion Of the laud is well set IN clover
Al fruit Trees now produce abundsutly, particular
Y piEA9HEs On each farm there is young Peach
Peach Farm. no land offers superior advantages, AZ
FOUR ss ss ss ana rEo@ sh pas eS he arm.
Ral Dad being only miles distant from the farms
PhilsdelphiA and the Nor The Cities, These lands
produce Wheat corn and oats largely aud IN the divS
hne timber land lor fsncIng and arewood
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the deeree Que
third ofthe purchase money cash. to paid dny
Of sale or on the rati thereof by the and
s"ias 6is het or hsii notes. With
approve security aud bearing from ia, OF
and interest, and not before the trustee viii eonTs,
b, deed the property 10 the various purchasers.
SHOWING lands to vss na any SsAs
Ss :, Mr. Ss:s %
OF the case eau be found at the ofiss OF Hon. j. W.
oct 10 Isl eEORGE r. DENNIS, Trustee
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
RALLY UNION MEN

A Union Meeting will be held at the Lime
stone Road School House, near the Mermaid
Mill Creek Hundred on Wednesday evening
October Gath, at y o'clock, 2. M. Eminent
speakers will address the meeting.
Rally friends OF the Union and Liberty All
who favor protection oil Life, Happiness and
property TO the weak as well as to the Strong
to'the Poor as well as to the Rich, all who would
sustain the loyal Represer tatlves OF the People
against the reacherous usurpatiOn of a recreant
President ali who are for the equality ri white
pen, and the government oflOyal men by loyal
men; all who would perpetuste the liberties OF
the Country; all who would send tho echoes
Of victory in Delaware to Pennsy lvana, In Llama,
Ohio ana Iowa, como out in your strength and
earnestly resolve to redeem your State from the
curse OF Copperhead rule.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

Joseph NJ. Barr, of the Bread and Butter
Brigade, who had tat thI1, on duty in Chi
chago, while the men he denounee' were .hgh =
ing In the front, used the following patriotic
and oomplim entary language with regard to
our soldiers:-"Who, fellow citizens, are the
men that fought our battles, AMI sustained
our Constitution Are they these radical
partz ms No, they are not Who, then,
are theyf The men denounced as secess'onlSts,
traitors eoppsrhead', coppeJohnson' and rebels
And never knew rad cal to enter the mill
tary service unless II was "a quariermaster,
paymsster, commissary, government detec'
tive, secret spy, home guard, or 10 some posi-
ton where there was little risk, little to do,
large pay, or big stealings.
To which class does the gallant veteran re
serve belongi Methinks the me NEST, the
copper ohns0n BOY IN bLus
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
THE AsmcrLruAL BxHinrroE.-The eAhibi

Tar AGRIcrLTUAL ExHIBITIoH.--T exhibi
lion of the Agricultural Society of New Castle
County will bs held to-day, tomorrow, and
SATURDAY. The weather is now pleasant and
Il large attendance Of iNrmer9 and others may
he anticipated. The trials of speed will be
quite exciting, as the display OF last nags VIII
doubtless exceed that OF any former exhibition
The premiums are liberal. and We regret that
through an oversight, that for the fastest rot
ting horse In the nth class, is put down just
double what was intended II should be 800
instead Of $500
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

TRRAsoS.-Men who encouraged the South
ern couspirators To rebel against the Govern.
ment should Lot be elected to places of honor
and profit. They should be made to feel that
the people regard treason asa great crime and
hold that those guilty OF II cannot enjoy their
confidence The evils which have been sui
fered, the lives which have been sacrificed, and
The treasure which has been expended should
cause the citgeus of this ountry 10 be careful
to aelect only law-abiiing and law loving men
IN administer both the State and National Go
yernment. We know that the Republican
party aaved our Union, and it designs to place
The peace of our country on permanent basis
We nlso know that the rebellion was inlngu-
rated by Southern Democrats, aud the mem
hera OF that party in the North ~ well as IN
the South, Bympathized with them. We have
heard burrahs Tor JtH. Davis, Stonewall Jack.
son, and other rebel generals, AID we believe
that 1t was only the power OF the Government
that prevented the crganl1aton'oi recruits Tor
the rebel armies IN tho free States. 10 pela
ware the leading Democrats dlsconnlehaheee
eVety effort made to sustain the Government
They denounced every act Of Mr.. Lincoln
nnconstitu tional, aa tyrannicai, and moRt un
iust, and had they been compelled TO TAKE u
their muskets, many G, them would have )olhe
,hs Rebel army Hnle Pc calculation OF th
,hanree OF success should have led TO n differ
en-, choice We think that these are lacts tins
cannot be controverted, and therefore we car
mt bslieys that true Cuion man will vote &c
At III l.OcDfoPO marty.
psEIosATloN OF Consul GENERAL PcTrEH.-
lohn n. Potter, appointed Consul General I,
IN. British North American Provinces by IRE
,aeut Lincoln in 1864, b as resigned his posiuo
ios letter dated at Montreal, Sapt, 30, and az
,..s.d IN President johnson. II conclnd'
his letter as follows;
Uyour recent violent denuhciatiou oil u
C,nnoress ni the uoiied States, co Vi una
branch OF the Goyernnent oi which, you
the chief-Executiye. MS traitors hhl enehies
1he Union, in speeches. made during your reVe
Progress thruugh,u the country, mas ihPeItu
nav life aud renew ed vigor To all these adh
rents OF the Southern Rebels now don'e,leu
these Provinces, aud are most heartily
Handed by every hater OF republican insu'
tons resid nj upon British soil. Under su
circumstances, and believing that your pot'
will inevitably lead to disaster in the resto'
lion OF guilty men to more than their form
mower in the administration OF the Governme
m7 position has become msst Notifying a
iatolerable to me and, as | cannot possil
defend your course against the daily censu
of the few good men here who we're true to
Government through ali its past danger
perils, | would esteem ii great favor to ne
leged from my present position at your ear
convenience"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

STATE CONVENTION The convention nj Do
yer, last Tuesday, was one of the largest evel
held In eur State The cars from this city
were crowded to excess, and those which came
by enthusiastic Union man. The convention
was organised by appointing George z. Ty'
bout, Esq President ana selecting the usua
number Of Vice Presidents and sjecre aries
Interesting and convincing speeches were made
by General Pierce OF Virginia; Senator Wilson
Of Massachusetts,. aud Capt Killgore of Wis
consin The bet feeling prevailed among the
great mass of voters present, and the indica
tious were that Riddle aud Mckim will be
triumphautly elected.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
UNION MEETINGS.
UNION MEETINGS WILL BIZ HELD

UNION WEhIINU Will DIE uELD
At the Pratical Farmer" in Braudywue
Hundred, this Thursday evening, October IS,
at u O'Clock, p. N.
Al New Castle, Friday evening, October 10,
at u o'clock, P. N.
Al Delaware City, on Saturday, October 20,
at n o'clock, P.
Eminent speakers will address the above
meetings.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

BASE BALL.--Nev York, Oct 18th. The Oase
ball match to day ror the championship OF the
untei States, between the Atlantic ,ot Brooklyn,
and the Athletic, oil Pniladelphia, resulted In
favor Of tie Atlantic, by score OF ~ TO ~.
A terrible murder has occurred at Astoria,
near New York. An unknown man, apparently
sailor, was found in n piece of woods dead,
with fearful wound en- the top Of his head,
| evidently made with An ax or Ratchet.
ALL ONE WAY 1t 10 announced that Mt II q
election last week one township OF Indiana
Washington township OF Hamilton county
cast TIC votes, all being Republican.
GH John Van Buren,, Esq OF Nsw York
died on board the steamship Scotia, at sea, las
Sunday. His body has been brought to New
York.
Hon. Ge5. S. Hillard has been appointed
9 District Attorney for Massachusetts, to uc
coed Mr.. Dana, resigned.
Horace Greeley has been nominated tor Con
gress by the Republicans OF the Fourth pi'
trict OF New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

TnE &" NHIrE BuYI IN BLUE - About one
hundred and fifty young men who had served
in The Army and been hOnorHbiy discharged
have formed themselves into a club under Capt
Jos. II. Richards, for the campaign.-DsL. dds
The Hero Captain who leads this gallant
hand WAS dismissed lis service oi the Unied
States in time ot war. He, CAPTAIN Joseph h
Richards, leit his Regiment, the S8h Penns5l'
vaDia Volunteers, without le0vr, o. April 26b
1864 We have in our ross, salon certified
copies OF Special rders, No. 1856 and No, 2Ol
ia,ed War Department, April 23d, 1866 Par
HRrAph relates 10 Captain Richards W. ARE
also informed that returned Rebel soldiers and
deserters from Our army were recognized in tbs
ranks of these wou!-ae folliars.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

sny- We are requested by Mi. Allderd'ce to
say that the report Of his remarks of the Union
meeting held at Middletown last week, pub
llshed in oae of our city papers, is incorrect
Ia many particulars and contains language and
IDEAS lie never uttered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

THE SAuLsBuRTs.- We are informed that the
split between the right and LETT wing OF the
Locoioco party in Sussex county is widening
and that a large portion OF the better part
amongst whom are several leaders, have deter
mined 10 vote for Mr. Riddle, as tho only mode
of breaking mp the lominsncy of that faction
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
Medical Electricity.

The snbscrber. regular graduate OF Prof s. " Bick.
withs Electrical Institute Walnut street Philadelphia
ofice, in ODESSA, New Castle Co. Del, Treat With
dalvanIsm Magnetism and other mod fcatons Of Eleo,
uicity, upon Scientific Principles Diseases Acute or
Chronic.
lsi Diseases Of the Brain aud system incl I'd.
ng Epilepsy, st. Nitus Dance Paralysis, Neuralgia HIS
&c, &c. "N'' '@"'
%. Organs and tissues connected with the digestive
system, such Throat, Dyspepsia Diarrhna Dys
ntsry Constipation Piles and all elections the Liver
aud Spleen.
Sd Respiratory Organs, Cstarrb Cough Asthma
when not caused by Organic disease the Heart Bron
mills flsulay rheumatism Of the Chest, Consumption
in Its early stages, &c.
-. an Muscular System, Rhoumaiism, Gout. Lumbsgo.
spinal diseases, Cancers Tumors &c.
9th urnirary ard Genital Organs Gravel, Diabetea
and Kidney complaints fmpotenoe and Seminal Weak
3h female Diseases. Uteriro Complaint. p~olaps,,,
AntcVersion, RetrOyersion inflammation liberation and
ysrous other affections Of the Womb and 9SAries &c
The latter complaints yield readily TO this treat
ment than To any other known aud guarantee will b.,
gwen III every case taken for trtatmsn: 1T desd the
@bnve named diseases are few only the many that
can and have been successfully treated by Eectcity IN
tho hands Of ikilliul OPERATOR By consent OF thu
parties, few names of Gentlemen we'll known la tbis
'onimunity AS aentsmen OF uudoubted character,
arpensed as References which have been successfully
treated at my Office. (Lades names are withheld 10
prudential reasOnsJ
Daniel Palmer, Chesapeake City, Nd.
Eugene Delhi, near Chestertown Nd
G ASan, o,ss, Townsend ne.r St ds,rsc' Del
Mhhluu Foster, OdsssA
William IL. Hickey,
EllJaTmon,
=. I. Perry, near
also have certificates of important cases which are
too lengthy for publication, but will be shown with
pleasure to any person wishing o see them.
Persons living at a distance or whose cases will not
.dht Of their coming to me, Lay consult mo by
Letter. stating the nature Of their Of how long
standing &c, when 1t will give me pleasure 10 answer
AT shoh letters COMMERCIALLY and without charged
No case viii he takes tor Treatment # In my opuiou
II cannot be cured or benefited. Address
II. P. BAKER,
- Eiectropathic Physician
J} ~ NV Odt-at- New Castle Co, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
A GREAT UNION MEETING

viii be held In Weldin's Woods, Brandywint
Hundred. on Saturday, October 20th, at
O'Clock P. NJ. Speeches will he made by Ed
ward G. Bradford, Esq, Hon. John A. Alder.
dice, Col. Thomas Fitzgerald, Col. William H
Fry, and Anthony Higgins, Esq.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

Mr.. STANTON Washington, Oct le.-l am
enabled to say, upon high authority, that Hon
Edwin N Stanton has, in writing requested
the President to relieve him OF his position as
Secretary of War, and that Mr.. Stanton viii
be sent TO Spain RS minister Of the United
States, in place of Hon. John + Hale Lieut.
Gen. sherman will lie requested to assume the
duties o, the War DEPARTMENTS Acting Sec
rotary OF War.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

ukIoH MEEriSG4.--A large and enthusiastic
Union meeting IVES held at New Castle, last
Saturday evening. Ii Was organized by elect
! G George Tybout, Esq, chairman, aud the
usual number OF Wee Pr, sideut5 and Secreta-
rice Addresses were made By W O. Spru-
ance, Eiq, Levi c. Bird, Esq and Hon. John
A. Allderdce. Owing TO the conduct OF a few
drunken copperhcads n disgraeNful tight occur
red, in which several heads were cut, and the
bar-room of Burns hotel considerably dam.
aged, After the delegation frou. this city had
got fairly out Of ,Uwn, some vi the Copper
heada hurrahed quito Justify tor jeff Davis
Stonewall Jackson and other traitors showing
the principles by Which they were animated
There are men in other parts OF the State whC
are governed by the same feeling, aud the party
generally ia deeply contaminated
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
a9eIa,vars Repablitau.
THURSDAY, October IS, 1866.

RFP UBLIClN UNION NOMINAT TON
For Governor,
JAMES RIDDLE.
For Representative in Congress,
JOHN l.. McKIM.
Senators
john @ jackson, OF Mill Creek Hundred.
Curtis b. Ellison. OF Pencader.
Representatives.
Benjamin Nields, Samuel Bancroft,
John A Allderdice, John Pilling,
Charles Uorbit, Andrew EiasOn,
!, vi W. Lattomus.
For SHERIFF,
SAMUEL ALLEN
foT Coroner,
BENJAMIN 7. BELLEW.
Levy Court Ccmnisnon"s.
Robert Walker, Mill Greek Huudred,
william McCleland, White Clay Greek,
John +. Belvile, Red Lion,
Samuel NJ. Enos, ST. Georges,
Abraham Ingram, and
Jonathan s. Hand, Appoquinmink.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
A UNION MEETING

VIII be held at Glasgow, on Monday, Octo-
Der 22l. at n O'Clock, P. NJ Hon. ]. r. g
Pitkin, of New Orleans, and Benjamin Nields
Esq will address the meeting.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

THR CHoLERs The Health officer OF Gin
cintau reports that the number of deaths from
cholera in that city during the months OF july
August and September was l4o6 of which ia
were males, and 6o2 females. Tue cholera has
al nost disappeared from Cincinnati, but in
Philadelphia quite large NUMBER OF CASES are
| ,ported daily and last week the number OF
deaths was 1877.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
LOYAL MEN TO THE RESCUE.

A Union Meeting will he held at Osntrevi lille.
Christisnt Hundred, on Tuesday, October 23d
1896, At ~ o'clock, P. NJ. Good speakers will
ha