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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

SRLrer REApINas.-we are gratiaed to learn
that the Lecture Committee Of the Wilmington
Institute have secured the services of N. X.
Richardson, Esq, of Philadelphia for select
reading, on the evening Of February 20, Wash
ing,ou's Birth day. This reading will be given
in the stead the fourth and last lecture Of
the course this winter The selections made
will be announced at an early day, and prom.
ises our citizens one OF the richest treats ever
enjoyed In this city. The members OF the In.
stisute not in arrears, will be admitted free
The committee are obliged on account of the
expenses incurred to charge all others fifty
cents. They can assure our citizens, that the
programme will richly repay this expenditure.
TEE STEAMBOAT TAX -Governor Ss ulsbury
stated in his message that th steam boats, with
the exception of the "Ariel," had paid no por-
ton Of the tax upon passengers as required by
the act OF the Legislature. 10 this the Cover
nor was 10 error, and, with the facts at his
command, ii is strange that he should have
been SO. Barney Reybold, Esq has receipts
to show that he paid 10 Lorley R. Jacobs, the
State Treasurer, $l623.7O for the passengers
carried on the Steamboat keyboid, for the We
months previous to May, 1865. This is a con.
siderable sum and one that the State Treasurer
and Governor should not overlook. It GER
tainly was passed TO the credit of the State,
and the books at the Bsnk should show the
fact. The Governor or his Secretary should
look after the matter and correct the blunder.
Mr.. Reybold declined to pay the tax after the
nth of May, believing the law to be unconstl-
,utional, Congress alone having power to con-
troll the commerce between the States as well
"a beiHeen our country and foreign ones
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

~ WILL be sold at Public sale, at Rcd
In u N. New Castle County, Delaware, eukfSST
% THURSDAY, the 22d day of February, 49,
1865, at o'clock p NJ the following personal property
good young Horses IL hne Steers Bull ons Reaper
and Mower in perfect order; GRIN Fan; aud one
Drl 500 bushels Of oats IL tons OF good Timothy Hay;
tons OF Meadow hay 100 white oak Posts ready made
100 round Posts for pang board fence 20 cords OF
Wood large Wood aiet, one set Of RAILROAD Rollers
or Barn doors; lot Of Chains and other ar-
Giles too tedious to mention.
Conditious-en months ere lit on all sums over S25
feb Its WIN SILVER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
NATUR E'r LOXALTY.

IA Laws universal and supreme,
In Natures Realm ever seoE
M In earth and ocean, air and sky,
--uW- No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, and month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
Aud SOU and moon, and stars OF light
The nilky-way Of lesssr light,
All speak loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution.
No ruifian band can interfere
To thwart free votes In Natures sphere;
When she bids marital Winter cease,
The h'arfrost 81 ops soon released:
THEN smiling Spring shows fsr bland face,
wreathed In loyal flowers o, race,
Sauting man with balmy kissss,-
The only rebel deserving Misses.
And Is IL so, that alone,
VIII cope with devils for thronef
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip the master and quit the soVooif
Amazing truth, and Is 1t so,
That man 10 mans most bitter foe
Enough; II stuns the reasoning powers,
Bowiidering thought with aching hours.
Turn, turn ye then and quickly sock.
One hundred and eleven Market Street,
Where Stern keeps LOYAL CLofHnB In store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAKING Mons.
Cloths Casners vestngs, and Furnishing goods cheap
aud good All kinds Of Mems and Boys Clothing at III
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
April II, 1887 CYRUS STkRN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

u The Fenians have issued an address,
from Dublin, sayisg that thsy will soon stand
face to face with the enemy, and asking for
another loan,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Beef sold Mt $13 sic. so psr 100 pounds for COM
mon to extra quality
Cows-$sO to $s5 for springers, and $50 to 800
for milch cows.
Hogs-$ls $3.50 per 100 pounds, rs to quality.
Sheep-Fat Sheep sold for 6 to n cents; Stock
Sheep 5 so TO s. 90 each.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

WILL be sold 1t Public Sale, residence VI the
subsoribe on thu oIria isrn the Aims House,
THukeDAY, Feb. sth, 1896 ri IL o'clock, The follow
Ing Garden and farniipg Implements. tw- Market Wa
gon each OF twenty barrels capacity; caa in
good order; light cart; heavy wheels
hfty hot bed sash In coed order seventy FIVE plant
ers one new revolving horse rake; pow harrow; cuti
yator shovels forks; rakes spades five hogshead dear
born and cart harness. sets of pillow gears In good
der choice lot Of carefully selected gaeden seeds and
quantity OF household goods such bcdstsads tables
chairs stove and great variety OF other articles.
TERMS CASH RUDOLPH p FIELD
l., Stidhau, Aur f.h "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
NOTICE.

In the Court Of Char Of the state Of Delaware. I'm
and for New Castle County
A GREEABLY to an order # the Chancel m ade at
IA the September Term, A. D. 1885, In the case Of the
petition Of David W. Chambers and Others for the Bale
OF certain Real Estate late of James Chambers deceae
situate In Appoqulnmink Hundred Ia the county and
State aforesaid notice is hereby given % all persons
having any lien liens upon the interest estate OF
Mary Chambers, Nary Arsus, Mary Arans, Jr., Johu
Arans, Margaret Ann Chambers, David W Chambers.
Presley r. Chambers and BAymon Collins and Elizabeth
bis wife, either Of them, in the lands tenenens
in said proceedings mentioned TO he petition setting
ferh the amount aud nature of the same in the ce Il
the Register IN Charcsry, for New Castle County, ten
days before the third Monday la February next
appear and prove the said lien liens al the ensuing
term Of the Court Of Channsry before the rising of the
court on the third day OF the term
W. O. sPRUANCE,
Il-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
NEW oAsrLErouNTY. a.

4 NEW CAsrLECoUNTY. 80:
so s. THE STATE OF DELAWARE;
TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CAsrLE co, GREETING;
WIN REAs, Mary Euielino wilkins by her petition 20
the Judges Of our Superior Court filed in the oee Of the
Parliamentary Of the said County In and for the County
Of New Castle, for tho complaint therein aleded
has made application to said Judges, that decree
DO pronounced dissolving The Marriage existing be-
tween the petitioner and her husband, John X. viii
kna We therefore command you, as you have been
heretofore commanded that you summon John X. VIII
kns 50 that he be and before the said judges Of
our said Superior Court at the next term thereofto be
held at New Castle and for the County Of New CASTLE
Monday the seventh day Of May ne1t to the
Allegations Of the said petition and also TO show II
any he has why decree Of the said Court soud net be
made dissolvihR the Marriage existing between him
and the said Petitioner according to tho act Of Assembly
in such cas- made and provided and also to do and
ceve what the said Court shall then and there consider
concerning aim Ia this behalf to the Court shall
meet nd consistent with the provisions Of the said Act
Of Assembly,
WITNESS the Honorable Edward W. Gilpin, ESQ at
New CASTLE the nrst day Of December in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty ave,
sEAL RICHARD O. COOPER. PROV.
w " WV NM ~ y
issued January lst, 1896.
TO JOHN r. WILKINS
In pursuance Of the command Of the foregoing witt
hereby summon you 70 be aud appear Judges
oiths said superior Court at the term thereof
We hed At New Caste, on Monday the seventh day Of
May next, to answer the allegations of the said petition
and show oaussas the Gin coum ,nied.
Gao. s. HAGANY, Sheriff
shsrifs Once. New Castle January %, isss.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Two bills of Importance have been introdu-
ced, one in the Sonata and one In the House
The House bill provides for the taxing of the
Shareholders OF National Bank Stock one half
OF one per cent on the par value OF the stock.
The Senate Bill provides for seizing the books
and papers, the personal and real estate CT the
State Banks which have changed into National
Banks, and general confscation in favor of
the State Of all their property. or course
these propositions are creating some excite
ment.
The amendment to the Kent County, md. J
Railroad bill was reviewed on Monday evening
by a vote of reconstruction, aud to-day the
bill was passed in the House. 1t allows the
Company to tap the Delaware Rtil Road any
place between Middletown and Dover. -rH
The following bills have passed both houses:
An act to allow Consuls in foreign countries
to take kuowledgemsnt OF deeds for land In
this State.
An act providing for the appointment of No.
taries Public in the National Banks; the House
bill increasing the salaries OF the Judiciary OF
the State has been amended in the Senate, as
follows the Chancellor and Chief Justice TO
receive $4,000, the Associates Sl7o0 provided
they shall not be officers or shareholders in
corporations. The bill now comes back NJ
amended for the action of the House.
The following bills have passed the House:
An act to incorporate the Gumboro' and
Berlin Railroad Company.
An act to incorporate the Cnristiana River
Improvement Company. p,
An act to increase the salaries oil certain
officers. Under this bill the Secretary Of
State is to receive $500; the Attorney Gener al
$500; the State Treasurer $500; and the Au
ditor $500.
An ACT to allow New Castle County Ave pu-
pills in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
An act authorizing the appointment OF q
chancellor ad ltem. This is to provide for
the cases In which Chancellor. Bates has been
acting as cou nsel for parties.
bill to extend the boundaries Of the City
Wilmington into Brandy wine and New CASTLE
Hundreds, Is before the House.
The bill allowing the Delaware aud Penn
sylvania State Line Railroad to consolidate
with certain Railroads in Pennsylvania has
passed both Houses and is now slaw.
A resolution was introduced to-day ptovi.
ding for the payment of the debt due from the
State 10 the General Government by issuing
bonds and making it part of the State debt
1t was voted down, and understand it is Sc
riously proposed to rob the school fund il
order to meet this paymeat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Mrs. AMELIA R. PETERSON,
No. go MAkKET STREET,
Next door to the City HAIL.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Branch of the famous
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
No. 92a CHRsTsUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Kitchen Utensils, Clothes wrinsors, Toilet ssts,
Walters, Lsttered Oaks, Cheese, Coffee Sugar Boxes.
lee Cream Freezels B ri Cages Door Mats, Baskets,
Table Mats, Brushes, Feather busters. Nap
hin Rings. Brackets, Scotch Plaid Goods
P.psr Aaohe Tables, Writing Desks, Books, Vases,
Elegant Ornamental Goods, suitable for Gift4.
orders allied for Plated Wares Of every desert pton
nlso skates. feb LILY
NOTICE.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. 81 1866,
Messrs Alfred d. Jessup, WIN, Lea, VIM @. Glib
bons, j. Bradford, Joha II. Price Phillip Plunkett,
Washington Jones, John A, Harris, GEsrLEnEs;--
You are hereby notified to attend a meeting of the
corpormtors Of The Nautilus Steamship Company Of
Delaware" to be held in this city, ut the Office of
Belts and Seal, on Tuesday evening, the 18th of
Febr nary next, at " O'Clock, for the purpose OF
orga niIing under the CHI rter granted 10 said com
pany by the General Assembly Of thisstate.
z. BErfs,
E. WARNER, Jn
+. BARRY, feb l.tm.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
MARRIED..

In Philadelphia, on the 23d ult., by Rev, W
W. Taylor, Mr.. William McWhorter OF St.
Georges, Delaware, to Miss Ellie v. Caldwell
OF Philadelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
FOR SALE OIs RENT.

" A GOOD three story brick house,
~ No. GIT West Seventh street; supplied
Him with gas, bath aud range. Inquire of
Thomas B. Beeson, No. IL East Second street,
or at the shop in Pyle's Alley, Orange sr,eet
above Fifth feb l.tW
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
$lO Reward


NEW CASTLE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
or ODESSA, Jan. 10th, 1850.
FINHE Directors have this day declared Dividend II
Five Per the Capital stock Of this lnsti-
luton payable to the Stockholders Thereof, to cir
legal representatives on and after Wednesday 18th
inst. h. L. CHATHAM.
ian 15-lt Cashier
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
MOBILE.

WILMseToG, bit, DC 20, 1865
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the Anuual Meeting OF
IN the Stockholders II the Wilmington Navg dion
mpauy" will be held at Nc. OIL Market street VIII
miugton Delaware Turb ay the lot day Of feirua-
~, 1896, between the houts uf and Del OK p NJ oT
the purpose ol-ctng three Directors serve Tor three
years and the trApsaeton such other business
may offer
dec 2s-tf. JOHN A. GRIFFIN, PreIldsnt
rRIMSoN TErrER.wAsu-rhis old and well knewn
preparation Tot the letter, has come to life again,
| 10 . sure cure, ior sale at MeINALh, Drug Store,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
ATTENTION! FARMERS,
Come One! Come Ally!
GREAT AUCTION SALR oE GOVERNMENT
HARNESS.

lot of hrstclass Government Saddles large qHanty of
Whips Martin gales, uaimes &c. Also at thu time
large quantity OF Government Blankets, both Grey
and White. Sale positive. M postpoGsment
count Of the weather. "a Sale TO comm precise
~ at O'Clock, p. NJ. Us. T0PHAM
l., W. STIDHAM, Auct feb Is
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
notice.

The subscriber will apply 10 the next General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Delaware for act to diycrco her
from her husband Joseph iathLop RACHEL LATIIRoP.
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Will apply to the Legislature for divorce from my
Wife, Elisabeth T, Navarro, = the next session.
fLOREAN AWARRA.
WllminG ton, Del, Dec. 18th, la65-1mt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
DissoIulion of Pnrtnership.

DISSOLUTION ot Furtnershfp.
THE frm OF Casho and Steel is this day dlssol,e ed BY
limitation Either Of tie late firm will settle &C.
counts. JA10s CASIO.
Newark, Del, Jan. l, 1879. HuDso sTEEL.
The undersigned have tha day asacniatai thamsalyAs
together under the style and nrm Of Casio, Rey-
lods Co.. for the general manu- Of Machinery
1t CaahOs Mills Newark. Del. The patronage Of
manufacturers and the public generally is respectfully
solicited JACOB Casio
wM. REYNOLDS,
Newark, Jan I, 'G6-i-ln JOSEPH CASUO
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
ecOyed or Detained,

40 From the residence of he subscriber IN August
44 1885, an indentured apprentice named Margaret
NE Jones' IL years and months old All per-g us
XII forbidden to hlrboT or trust said Margaret
Homes, will pay debts contracted GU her account
RICHARD WEBB.
N Is. Cor. eth and Madison ST..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

= Alsrse brown dog cross between the Span
A-S lei and New Foundland, answering 10 the
--NA name OF "Rolla straytd away from the sub.
scrlber ut the Railroad Depot, the eth inst The
above reward will be paid for his return, for such
oruation rs will lead to his recovery
ian 22.stt A. D. yANDEvER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
n OFFICE.

THE subscriber hereby informs ali persons who hs
unsettled to come forward and settle the same
before the 10Th day of Fs ruary 1896 be intends
u emigrate Westward early in the Spring six rer
cent interest will be addel ON all paid on or
before that day. jan lit HENRY SNYDER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

HayIDg purchased of WIN. N Francis, the we'll known
Store stand at the N. W Cor. 9Th Jefferson Streets
together with the Stock and Fixtures ntsDd to keep
choice selection Of Groceries and Provisions, with
uunber n other articles in every day use ad hope by
slrek attention - business, and small profits retain
the good will Of this popular st,nd. VIM. 7. ALRICH
Wilmington, January IL, 1893. jan 10 3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
NOTICE.

MoDosjuo Jan 25, 1866.
To the Directors Of the New Castle County National
Bank OF Odessa, Delaware.
GENrJEMES Having lost mislaid my certificate OF
Stock, In the Castle County Bank Of Odessa,
or twenty shares i.sued December 10, 1854, I have
idyertis iu the Delaware Republic IN, of Wilnngto
and hereby apply for duplicate certificate therefor
Respectfully yours. &c,
jau Colin GEO " KARsNRR
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15
VARIETIES.

The Boston Traveller says Postmaster PAL
iey house at Cambridge would have been
's'royed =. by fire on Thursday of last week, had
', - l'"' oeen Tor the timely use of one of John
ol portable hand force pumps which was
o"hed and worked by c. II. Saunders. Eso.. a
nelehbor Of Mr.. Palfrey's.
-Ihe celebrated Jumel win cosa hoe too,,
decided by verdict for the plaintiffs Tho or-
idence of Madame Jumel's insanity dnrino,
her last years, appears to be unoues,iona,,,ei
and the will was properly set aside in fovor ~
the heirs. --.I ..
The peoples Constitutional Amendmen+u
says the Tribune, have been aptly called a lad.
der of five steps, upon which the South was
invited to climb to the platform of the Union
But the Loyalists are not bound to stand hold
ing that ladder forever, waiting for the Rebels
to use it, When tired Of waiting and holding
the people will move on, Tearing behind one
single and permanent step-t7tot Of Impartial
Suffrage.
-Well-informed conservatives" say that as
soon as Governor Swami convenes the Mary
land legislature it is intended to organize a
new and extensive militia system in that State,
to be officered by Conservatives" throughout.
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15

THE CHICAGO TIMES OUT IN Favor OF Ne
GRO SuFFRAGE.-A special dispatch to the
N Y. Tribune, dated Chicago, Nov. II, SAYS:
Under the heading, "Shal the Democratic
Party Live or Die?" the Chicago Times de-
clares to-day for impartial suffrage, and con-
temptuOusly d1scards the White House politi-
eian. 1t says the Democratic party will not
SIT down i'll helpless and decayfng inactivity.
What, then, shall the new line be? In the first
place, must we not cut loose from the adminis-
tratlon OF Andrew johnson and leave that hv-
brid concern to float on the sea of public con-
tempt into which it some time since entered.
and from which no power can rescue it? 1t is
dead body, longer adherence to which is
death also to the party. What next? Is not
negro suffrage inevitable, and is not the quick
est way to get the negro shape out of the wav
to at once concede the negro suffrage, making
issue only on the degree to which it shall be
conceded? Qualified negro suffrage once Weld
cd by the Southland by this we mean Impair
tial Suffrage dependent upon the intelligence
OF the man, irrespective OF color, as is now the
rule In Massachusetts-and the negro ouestion
VIII have been disposed of, and the occuDation
OF the Northern Republican, Radical party will
be gone forever. We know that many Demo
Gratis have not reached this advanced view of
the case, and that such still feel greatly inclined
to revolt at the proposition of negro suffrage in
any degree; but let us tell them that it Is al
ways wise to accept the inevitable when the in
evitable comes.
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
interview OF the Mississippi Conn
mission with the President.
Contraction of the Currency.

U s.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA.
Several meteors were observed throughout
last night and early this morning, but not so
many as during the proceeding night r
The proceedings of the subscribers to the
stock of the proposed new steamship between
Washington and New York, give promise of
its early establishment. Hgf4 864
fhere were four deaths from cholera in this
city during the month of October
Messrs. Hillyer & Lowry the Mississippi
Commission to-day called upon the President,
in relation to Jefferson Davis, and presented
him with letter from Governor Humphrey,
who says that those whom he represents do not
seek to screen Davis from trial-that his i'm
prisonment is not necessary to secure his pres
ence when desired for trial--that his continued
incarceration threatens fatal results to his
health and that the ends of Justice viii be
reached by admitting him to bail OF parole,
which they, severally ask. The documents
The President received the Commission ceur-
/ teously, and informed them that he would
| give their application due consideration.
( The rumors of a change of the Commission
er of the Internal Revenue arc untrue. s
/ The Secretary of the Treasury is deter1nin-
ed to contract the currency as fast as the law
OF Congress will allow. The revenue fund of
nifty millions which the law authorized to be
ISSUED to redeem temporary loans and the ten
millions allowed by Congress, TO be Withdrawn
within six months from the 18th of April,
have been retired, and also the first INSTALL
ment OF four millions which the law provided
wight thereafter be withdrawn monthly, leav-
ing about $3o6O00000 of Government legal
tenders now in circulation. ~ os
The President has pardoned Zeno Kelly. of
Massachusetts, who was engaged in the slave
trade and convicted therefor sSBG y tF.4t
There are, by the recent census 295774 In
dians in the United States y 7
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15
NEW s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, November l5, 1866
Foreign News per steamer.
Important Speech by John Bright
at Dublin. .5s
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