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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

COssaEss--lu the U. States Seusie ON Muu-
day Mr.. Sumner moved to amend the journal
by striking from it the vote OF MIR. STOCK ton on
the question ct his right T. his seat 10 the Sem
ate. long debate fjllowed, and MIR. Stock
ton rose 10 Withdraw his vote, when the Chair
decided that be could not do 50 without the
unanimous consent q tho Scuate motion
to refer Mr. Summers resoluio WAS defeated
Pending motion 10 postpone the subject till
next Thursday, the Senate adjourned,
Ia tue House, lhstejnutious OF Nit Rogers
opposing Ispudia'ion aud fIyoring all equal
imposition OF taxes, weie considered. A bill
wsB introduced establishing Manufacturing
anu statistical Bureau in the Treasury Depart
msnt. The joint resolution of the Peansylya
| Tia Lrglrltture Bgains the tax on crude petro-
| leum WAS presented. bili authorizing The
construction OF a military aud aud postal rail
ROAD from Cumberland, Md, to Pi'tsburg, Pa.
| wac read aud referred, The Army bill was mad,
the special order Tor Monday next. The Pos
| lal bull was recouSderei, end seven CT tn,
| SECTIONS were struck out aud an Addtiona
section was inserted. rhe blll then passed
! A report was 'eCsiyed from the Erection Com
TNittee that the Hon. james Brooks, Of New
YORK, is not entitled to ais seatin the House
MI. Dawes gave notice that he would cali ut
tue reporL Tor action on Thursday next.
10 the United States Senat1 Gu Tuesday, III
Array Appropriation bill was reported wit
amendments, nnd ordered TO be PINNED Nj
DSoiittle introduced substitute Tor the Civ
Rights bill, which was ref ,rred. The ease ,
MIR. Stockton was tafeu up; aud the reso!u
ioa OF Mr CLARK, declaring thst he ia NOT rn
tIaed To his seat was finally adopted -yeas2.
a.}5 81. Motions TO postpone and TO recon
sldri were defeated. The Presidents messaK
: vetoing the Civil Rights bill was read.
ln the House resolution wa adopted look
lug lu the laIiug OF National bank stocks /
places whrte tho owner has legal resideno,
The Reconstruction Committees report, inclu
ding ten. Lse's testimony, was received
The Bankrupt bill was considered
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
Sheritf'S Sale.

sgA BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vENDlTIoSl
sstHN ESPONAS, To- me directed, will be exposed to
.siHl Pablo Sale, NJ tho hotel Of Morris Dickinson
in The City Of Wilmington New Castle County, Delaware
on SATURDAY the 3lt day Il MARCH, 1866 at
o'clock p. NJ, tho following described Heal Estate
vz:A that certain lot Of lini, situated 10 the City
VI Wilmington New Castle County aud state Of Della
wirO, bounded and described Us follows to wit BE
ghn ng At point the norherly side OF sixth street
bet ecu Windsor 4n Mali,Jn st cts, al the distance
ihtncs northerly parallel with MANSON street eighty
feat To the aouthsy side Of four feet wide aiAy thsss
a9s s- .,i"y s.sS s"s.s'y parallel WIN sixth street
sixteen 'oet to tlbl-, theacs utterly parallel with
Madison iIoet eighty i-e g. the aJre. AID side uf Sixth
stbcti, and thence aloag the westerly sHt fuet
to the place u beginning be tho moro less
se'zod AMI taken Ia execution tee property Hugh
Mclaughlin, nj 4 To be .Old by
GEDRHE g. HAGANY, Sheriff.
sherId'. Olive New GastIe. MARCY T. 1866 is Il
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
AGRICU 1t UR E,
Iron the Germantown Telegraph.
PASTURE GROUNDS.

Next to the importance Of having good stock
10 that OF providing good pas:ursge. All lands
are not adapted 70 this purpo'e. There Is a
vast difference 10 the quality Of the grasses,
and we consequently fnd that some pastures
in which there 10 luxuriant and we'll sustain
ed crop OF heritage the season through, al
ways iamish the animals depastured on them.
Other lands devoted to this use, while they
appear short and dry, turn out their tenants
in the fall. in condition obviously improved
they are fat and eleek, and exhibit no signs
of having been pinched for food, but the re-
verse. Low lands, which are generally satur-
ated with water, which becomes stagnant, pro-
duce sedge and PUSHES, and other species OF
aquatic, or semi.aqustic grasses, ard can new
er be rendered good for pastnrage without
draining. Although they produce an abuud-
ance OF green aud apparently succulent her
bage, the animals are invariably poor-afford
but little milk, and come 10 the hara iu the
autumn lean and snteesled. High grounds,
although they are more liable to be seriously
| affected By drought, have the advantage OF
producing more nutritive quality of food
The grasses are short, sweet and highly nutri-
tive, and animals depastured upon them gain
rapidly in fssh, and produce not only large
qusntity OF milk, but that OF a superior quail
ny.
Yet the best pasture lands, like grass ant
| Seh'aeeu soiist iu Rouerhi, Will ueFeTtuetcas
in time, become sterile; the more valuable
kinds, of grass will ''run OUT and be sup
planted by others of a iess desirable or entire
ly worthless Glaze. Nature, in this seems Il
corr9bate the importance OF q rotary system
of cultivation with respect to all the more val
liable productions. After producing certai
class OF plants, for q stated or definite p eriod
the soil appears to weary OF 1t and to deman
change. We see, in our forests, that the GA
succeeds the pine, and the pine the oak. 80 i
the minor productions. Corn cannot be cult
waited with success on the same soil more tha
three seasons In succession, at most. Whei
| never succeeds more than two, and clover an
the other cultivated grasses deteriorate att
yielding a few crops, and finally depreciate au
disappear.
By breakias up our pasture grounds occ
!, sionslly, applying manure and plaster, III
| stocking down with iresh seed, we s-ould fl
9 the soil would be vastly benefited and in
u proved. Where the surface is such as not
tAvor this kind OF amelioration, the use OF sa
plaster, ashes, lime, nitrate OF soda and 9th
similar fertilizers, IL of great benefit. Pot
drette aud guane, as well as bone dust NJ
u ground oyster shells, have been used with GO
= success especially on candy pastures. But
!, toguano, canAot recommend it for this pu
J pose. AT the present high prices. c. W,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

&RA The subscribers offer at private sale, the far
js1sm on which they reside, situate In White Ciss
". tW Creek hundred, On tho turnpike, about 49,
miles from the village Of Chrstiann, from CooGks
Bridge, three miles from the Railroad Station At keSss
swU from the Boar Station and ten lles west from
cty oil Wilmington II contains 1871 acres, forty OF h~
arr u goVd Timber The land Is divided into i've l-c
UJ good fence and Is in Hcd state Of cultivation. IT,
consist Of good Brick House, with cells,
under, And q good we'll Of water Mt the door Wages
House, snary barn ind other outbuiliings There Il
good Apple Orchard and other kinds of Fruit sh-
farm Wi, to rnisng ali Kinds OF Grain aud Or
And is we'll OFy the attention ct any wishing TO
gage in pursulB lls schools and CLu
are contsAse.,t and the hs shloTh0od Is improve.
and hisAy SSsrsnis Tcrink easy Pu,scssiu Vitsx
this fLl 10 rssaiIed, David pu0UE,
MaSA- JOSEPH pOGUE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
ShArIH "a Sale

10y VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF LBvARI FACIAs TO
- directed viii lie exposed to Public Sale, at the
Hotel oi spugos hrDans in the Village OF Stanton, iu
Mil lTeek Hundred, New Castle County Delaware OF
TUESDAY, the 3id day of April. 1895, At o'elisk,
VI the following described Real Estate via: Ali that
eeIti plantation OF tract Of lanl tpAts lying and be-
Ing = Mil Creek Hundred, bound ard described
Toll VS. ~ wit Beginning ut stone corner, OF
Ju 'tn ia ""s ~ Of Jesse Ttamps land, thsner by
sad Trump T., i ih ghty four dsgress, west egh.
tvcu porcher An Is is to tue mddle Of road lie ,d-
ins to Miltasn tris along the middle thereof sout
MT seN' degree ~ IuiTty minutes, west eighty
petehes t"e stone corner VI ThomS Justices land
tance W Lis land North niue degrees West thirty
eight perchrs and ave tents corner stone in jaime,
Rbntous iiHr, thence by his line North eighty tire
desre,s Eat Qlhere being degree local attraction
twenty eight perches and hour enih4 To stone aud
N'ttn shy nine dsgiee aud forty MINUTES West MAE
fur pncles 10 Poplar Tree, north eighty ih ee de
pres East fIty perches stone, porth eighty niue
gees and forty minutes east eighty four perches and
i've tsnt- IL stone Robert Philllps' ae, thence by
III Phillips limo to Jn9l Justices lLgd, sDuth twenty
oigli drgiu's wet hundred aud two p,rches nnt
six n'h- 10 tho place of beginning, containing SIXTY
sis Arrs one quarter and tour perrhs, Of land be
same more GT lH-z
Seized aud taken ia ey ecutioH as the property y
Richard BOusall, deceased, and to be sold By
HLO. ;, lIA9ANY, sheriH
Shrtifs Dfhs New Castle, March IL $3.50
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

SoILIss CATrLE.-lt those who practice soil
ing cattls and other stock, would give fnelr
experience, it would have a tendeus, 10 extend
the praotic", aud bsnrft many who have but
little pasture and an oyerstock # animals -
Twenty years ago | had 1870 yearliug mules
and few horses turned them on rich clio
yer field, Of II acres, 10 the month of uay,-
The clover beng very tall. they ran over IN
destroyed so much with their sharp boots that
but little benefit WAS had OF the field, in con
sequence OF their restless disposition. The
next May enclosed with a very high fence,
Il acros of rolling ground, with well OF Wa
ter Ia it, and put the same muics aud horses
ia it-cut the same field Of clover, and hauled
tho fresh grass to the II every day, md I'D II
from rasks AM box uoughs, 5x6 iet, The re-
suit was, that the bell Tod them us p ucn MS
they could ca. all summer. As soon do the
iiizt crop was cut, the second WAS ready to be.
gu on. fhe second crop caused them 10 sloo-
Der. 10 prevent that, had hauled every day
some horse weeds, which they eat with avid
iy' instinct, | suppose teaches them it's effects.
! still keep soil,ng upon small scale with
better advantages, for | mix orchard grass
with clover. They 60 we'll together.-Country
GeRtlsDIdn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
For the Delaware Republican.

Several naIaes have been recommended IN Don
neetion with the shsrifslty, but among the number
not 1te Of the many brave defenders cur country
who --erhced much for its Integrity and ID entity
ami VIA suffered the horrors and privaons OF prison
lie have been named. This, We feel, Is not as il
should be, ami permit me sir, to name as a oandi.
date loT The sspOnsib!e office OF Sheriff your fellow
!osnsmsn, JOSEPH l.. KlLLG0RE, the hero Of
PemberioL, knderUnvillo, Florence, aud Other
s"uthO prisons Let the Incorporating patriot
fiksnf'a LsrtHre', eai unwaveriog Union man b,
nominated aud elected. - says CIsTaRyILLE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

For Sale.
Farm and wharf Properly IL Kent County

kt2Ar l offer for sal. nay Farm aud auding, known
E!lVH as the BEtTERTuN WHARF PROPERTY. ~
W.; the mon oi the sashauas RiV'I,
kA Tho Farm cot tRihs about No acTeS excel
lieut. producing condition land high and rolling Their
sets OF toHements, The home buildings enisat
arranged, commodious, nearly and Of best mate
iAl ind work Dunzhp. The hiiu alton commands NJ
tensiva vie the Chesapeake. There q W
Peach te, 30 and upwards a. choice Apple, Pear and
Cherry 10 bearing bsfrs and shrubbery in variety
The wharf property. we'll known to steambOit iDcn
tLeudes also, Granary Warehouse 50 feet quare,
-tories lot OF ground VI about icfes and story
Dweipg therein The l0eIty Of this wharf In one Of
the most prominent. Immediately adjoining the
Chesap ak Bay, 1t is tasy Of rcerH to all Steamers
other vessels trading thereon, and place OF Consider
pblo Fruit aud drain shpinent A Iemnnerating bus
ness, Mercantile and Shipping may be done here.
fOI other Particulars an ter ms, apply TO
r. 7. TURNER, sulpoud 70.
nh g6.et-w Kent County, MARYLAND
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

- ~, ,..,...-
sz So Ares sslcasiOs TO Henry C. safoS 1'
nsEX Esq situate one fourth vi mile rem the town
Nss u New csatis, on the road to Hare. Corner.
G rhis Is sue Of tbs most highly Improved farms
III castle Hid aud ,ouces from Is TO SO bushels
wheat % to ~ OF corn ad TO tons Of hay pen
The land Is high aud hsiily aud In u the very best
situate farms Ia the county, The property 10 divided
by the Delaware Railroad and 10 now III two farms DOE
OF them Contains l7s u arabic land and sosl by
the name VI Spring Garden Farm 10 divided Iato
fields, with pr0s water 10 each The entrance 70 the
buiidlngs Ia by lane 40 teet long and 70 fss Wide;
with beautiful osaKe orange hedge aud Of shsds
trees each side fhs mansion beus " BY " feet
stories bsh with hall In the centre 10 feet vide;
With dining ROOM library and Kitchen the first
suoT the ceilings IL feet high large tsoxls pA So
oi 1oor and attic Toms hrs rate cellar with furnace
heaters porrhe4 both sides OF house. and q splendid
lawn II the house to the railroad died with very
handsome trees 81 all Kinds aud peaty OF I'LL kluds Of
fruit and GRAPES the farm The view cannot be
ess'sn On 1S Delay ne having a. extensive view Of
with 0vershoOs aud snsds 40 by 40 feet brick stable
high with stalls Tor tlrtssp borses and 20 cows;
aTge sheds around the yard car IKs chicken
tool and wood houses house; ntle-l ana corn crbs
ali substantial and Well built and 10 complete order
has Of woodland. THE part Of the property has
had 900 bushels OF lime put Il within tho lsst IA
years The other part Vi the proper I, called the
hur Side Farm. aud contains Ito actss-lVV upland
| aui the balance Ia good nleaeow. II has on II kood
Ge~ frame House and new barn % by ~ feet With
stables attached IA complete order The land il yer,
Ti D. laying hi and beautiful 1t has bad ~ OO busb
Ell. u lime put II Within tho last II year, bsades
heavy nanuring. u har sDsise river nout with
substantial stone bank, 1t is only teu minutes walk
| from the mansion house to tho depot ut New Castle
Tbe property joins the land Of George H. Haraug Esa
and i. i. Ta.ker. Esq, Of Philadephia The fencing
along the rAlr ad Is kept up by the company This is
the very best harms that has boon cred for
sale and there Is no better farm for growing gaip grass
and feeding cattle. This property will b aoii al
together or 10 two hrns aud on very easy pay
m'n' and at very low price MM tPPsS for o
| Real Estate Dealers,
iso e-lm Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

HYDRopBosIA Quite pane prevails 81 the
present time along come portion of the uerth
shore OF Staten Island, n. v, ia consequence
of the possibility OF this disease. SiI OF seven
d9gs said TO be rsbid, are at large aud du D..
ring tbs last week City seven dogs tina, had
been bi;ien have been killed. There Ia talk
OF a self appointed vigilance committee, who
shall make Il u business 10 commence a ,iypr.
Gus crusade against all cannes on this putlion
OF the Island.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

j. Z. P'es'ts il constantly receiving China
Glass and 9ureusware, sucL AS Tea, Dinner aud
Chamber ssk, 10 which he invites the attention
OF his friends nod the public generally. lie feels
confident that he can suit them with goods aud
prices He keep9 constantly on hand large
and well selected stock OF goods such as Plates,
Oishes, TumblerS, Pitchers AID Fruit Jars
DO not forget the place 1t is ala Market street,
Wilmington, Del Call aud see bis stock and
make your swn seleotic1s.-sepl&-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

sCasL, a Coon Cow The Amherst Cabi-
net says
Ne have iftquentiy tesu asked the amour,
ot milk required 10 make pound oil batter
from Jersey sIora We have recently kept an
account with our jrrsey COW. Buuercup. and
abe has made pourd Of butter from a Ygar,s
her feed being Eaglis hay aud stalks, with
two quarts OF shorts day
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
Public Sale.
OF Valuable virgi@Ia Land

4ss@ uN TUESDAY, the Cd OF April, 1905, at IL
I'M NJ o'clock A. m the unhsrsisnod will uferAt public
,,is MI eH'r on the premises mile north Of Ham
49, iltou, LoudOun O. unty, Va, the whole Hsh fs
tate t Tue hate David Brown, comprising 955 acres of
liable land IN Two tracts. es folOw,'-Tha nrst the
Home Farm, rnntains as nc'es and is improved by
good I" story Brick Dweiiug, with all lie casary ol
bUiidhgshaa eent orchard ii CD DICE fruit aud
ID bJanifn!ly waterel and timbeTcd
THE SECOND lies adjhiniuE the hrst, aud containt
lO7 acres ot god Land The mpH ycnlents consist of
log tenement aud lent orchard fruit
and Is wei waterei AMI tmbered For fertility beau
~ and health mess " location this laud cannot be
surpassed by any in the coHnty or State Il lies i'm
ned'atey oH tue lins of tho Alexandria iudoun sud
Hampshire lisrott, aud ~ cnuyentslt T., Churs "a
Schools, Post Offices, Mills. &c, and is surroutided by
good society Terms 10 suit III, purch Any one
Wishing further il formation eau address EDWARI
BROWN, HaiA'ltcn Z o l. n loun County Va or call
Munn Z Q. TANLON Minimgtnn. n.I tsh % e.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

THE SUSCRIBE oikirs at private sHie The
a. LI' "hich he resides, situated IN Chr
Hsa5I iiurdred adjoining lands Of the late Anthony
I'LL Biidurtnan and Judy Simmons containing Over
forty ncrrs uf good land with good hniili *, the
Kennett Pike h-Hg alb three miles from the city lin
ill., ltiswt IL supplird with q cd water and has
considerable Il choice fruit The survey Of the Brandy
vine RaiiIoR touching III line. The property
convenient to churches schools aud shops Part o tho
purchase money may remain on the property. For fur
iher particulars apply to
feb 20 2m THOs. MEALS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
Carriage Fact0rY fnr Sale nr Reni

= Al That large aud commOduus establishment
.IiN1 situate the south ond # the Wilmington
liiik9 Brdg", formerly occupied by slaslsr L O. .
tsshf c,mprsiHts ~Ish ,hv ground enclosed, area
ui 20 feet fronting The pubic rJ aud 900 foot back
Also lot Of ground edIOing tho above, 10 the rear
aud northern aide, extending to H. II Co.'S, Lac
about 312 feet aud nOrthery to this River bank l22 feet
on which II has whrhns irlut Of Ia feet joiHin I.
land sod to j. NJ PLoPLLs CO, with right OF way out
to the pablo toad. CHARLES CANBY,
nov Su-if Ill West Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

s,&A desirable Dnck Dwelling, situated ia III
n; tE Street, between King ami French Streets No
XII lEA MS, with side yard having front Seventh
LIMA Street of about So feet Tue house Is PAPER
throughout with gi- In each aud COED dry cellar
rae cation Is dry an hea thy. In iGt AMI Pheasant
nei bbOrh0od making it very desirable sidrnuu fr
private family THIS property is 1fcttd for sale on
account of the owner Purchasing another property
business location. Terms Reasonable
DANIEL FAHRA,
mr. S-li Surveyor al CunveyanreT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

ONE Of the brst stands in smyrna, Dvl., tie
sA STR Ia large, with good erii1r. Tho dwelling
ltlWV has seven q Of ruOus, cellar, garden, with
ellM grapes an NUT trees side yard, uHi stdbug
u three horses. Apply to S, VI. HARRINGTON.
602 Market ST., Wilmington
Mary Williamson, gu the pIemls' ., smyIu Drla-
mi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Walts a Co have d large lot OF Red Oak
AID Poplar logs on hand, at their steam saw
mil, Foot of West street. suitable for cutting
Bal stun, which will he furnished at moderate
prices,-mar6-lmo.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
WALTON, WHANN Il co,
=. w. Corner Front and Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
TAKE NOTICE,

LNARMERs aud pFALERs IN FERTILIZERS win
il please take that have adopted tho ollo
Trade Mark to protect ourselves, and prevent ID
Yhu use our RAW BONF SUPER PHOSPHATE fro m
icing deceived when purchasing hIanaFes4
We havo he L obliged to give this protection to our
G-tmrs IN cnpseIut ~ several parties having n.
wiIliy used our drtilgt HaRe, via " Raw Dnne,n in
"1oTng THAR art e TO III" public This Trade Mark il
au,te,i ia addition To the tide Raw Bone" which il
our pc Party, aud cAsi,n an maburct ur
from using iutuTs would state to The trade
and sum rs III tthey viii mud II to their interest ia
Sc" that ho TRADE Aisrkn is upon every bag and bhr
=. ttny Iutchnse, Al none other il genuine
BAU0n SONS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
Near Germantown rLlladelrhis, Pa

- FeN TO TeVU
Messis WIitdh. WL4bu / CO Gentlemen 4
used Whsnn'6 Phosphate last year onloabbagns, besta
turnips pess, AMI 10 fact all Garden We etabos -
The yield was much be Ter than / eou 4 have ex
pooted like it much bet than any fertilizer
have ever used, not excepting Peruvian Guano and
shall continue 10 use It 1t is superior stable
or balm yard manure both tf which used along
side oil it You mny 'cpd me Eve tons this Spring
Yours truly, CHARLES HALL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
MANUFACTURED BY
WALTON, WHANN 4 Cp.,
Wilmington, Del.
Also, Sole Manufacturers of
!StrOud's Celebrated Bone Dusi.
TESTIMoNlAL&

use The best h'g pen manure along side ef It
and the yield was uis whore put the phos :
Phate. consider Il T"lu"bl" To ,nure, and shall
want some more off ter my sheat this iall
WIN Il. LYMAN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Wilmington, March l7th, 1905
hsssrs Walton Whann- Gentlemen 1 have
u'ed Whanns Raw Bone Super phosphate for two
three years. and have found 1t both an active ard
permanent manure, have used II both In New Cas-
Ito and Kent Counties, and highly recommend the
game for production of ali erops Yours respect.
fully, Il M GHIFFITH. .
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

- Containing l72 acres, situate Aholt fiv. mcI
msxH lv'ow Chestrttown, nd On the Wat6r uliniu
HI M ing tho lands Ola Sicksrs and others about &.
ssizA 'es 10 wood, 800 cords cnnl Ly spare TIE
eu rugs are eouunoiiuu-, dwcllng LrieE sitnai vi
l,Eh aud handiome. Plnsss-'on immeit Atclv. Tcrm'
ihgral GEORGE VlCkERs Agent
ChCs eTtowu, Md March 9g-ay
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

First Electoral District. Iorcs ester Co Nd
July 7th i565
Messrs Walton, "hann l. Co -Gentlomen |
used Whann'a Phosphate my Whest last ial
along side If other popular Phosphates. 1t has
paid nle better Than At, fertilizer ever used 1
have also used it on my spring crops to a decided
benoh'; and can recommend il 10 my nsighbor far
IN srs as bong yalusble and lasting manure /
shAll want enough Tor ny fall seeding Yours
truly MAGE M ME6SiCh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

n<A-A dispatch rrom washington reports
that the ways and means committee have
agreed TO continue The exemption OF tax on in
come BIT Eix hundred dollars, adding fifty dol.
lars 10 the exemption for every child 10 tam
ny, up " fifteen in number.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

AssA modern built thiee story brick house. sltua
baA ted on Walnut stree below Third, No. 73S. Lot
- feet front, running back loo ieHt With good
eide alley to the front The house contains ParInI
DlnipE room and Kitchen the 0rst EOor three
chamber. bath room, and girls room IN the second
hONr, and two rooms the third nOUr It Is supplied
with sas, with water in yard and kitchen 1t Ia well
paperei and in good condition. Terms reasonable,
4-u ami p. MAJ at
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Dorchester Co, Md, July 9Th, 1866.
Moesfs Walton, Whnrn 4 Coo entiemen:
used six tons u Whauhs Phosphate on wheat last
ever Ussd 1 hall want the same quantity for
wheat this fall Respectfully yours
JOHN NJ WRIGHT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Chrstia,a Del, July 18th 1864
Mir. L. NatOn-DeaT Sir; This is to certify
Iha, have used Whnnus Phosphate on my whe
last fall. and il produeei beyond NY expeotatiOns