Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-15

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Charles DavAll by officer Shepheard, ID
peddling without license, fined 80 and cost
Thomas McAteer, by officer Heal Commits
TO county jail for vagrancy for 80 days
John Gordon, Robert Stokely, Robt. Thorn
Joneph Williams, John Hogeus, Josiah Soar
by officer Carroll for loafng on street corner
lined 30 cents and costs,
Morris Hallam, by officer Heal, for drunken
ness, fined 6O cents and costs.
Manuel Mcconnell, by officer Jones, 70
drunkenness, fined so cents.
Matthew Garland, by officer Green, TO
drunkenness, fined 80 cents aud Costs.
Rt@ard hyatt, by officer Solomon, for drunk
enness, fined 90 cents and costs.
Sau'l. Walters, n. by officer Heal, for drunk
enness, dned SO cents aud costs.
W. Walker, by officer Heal for peddlin,
honey prepared 10 Philadelphis, fined $40 an,
COSTS.
Night School, young men have oieret
to them in this school fine opportunity 10 iru
prove their minds. For many yesrs, with Qrea
regularity, this school has been kept up by
number OF benevolent persons of our town, nd
we know that many of the pupils have besn
greatly benefited by regular attention and
application to their studies. We earnestly
commend this valuable seminary to the notice
OF the young men OF our town. Lost knowl-
edge may here be regained, aud those " ho
| have had heretofore little or no learning, NAV
obtain an amount Of valuable information that
will be beneficial to them throughout their
| lives. Look to the school, young men, 1t mny
be made OF incsiculable benefit to you. Tho
terms fer tuition are OF small amount-withiu
the reach OF almost everybody.
| Improvement. I've were at the Railroad de
| pot on Monday, ani usiiced that tho uew roof
10 'front.' he building had been completed, and
| improvements were being made in the sidewalk.
The wOrkmen are very briskly at work on
the new railroad bridge over the Brandy wius.
The bridge has been made wide enough for a
i double track, and the new draw will be put on
| in few days and the track put down.
The roofers are now engaged in putting the
roof on the sptre OF Grace NJ. L Church. II 10
about ninety feet in length, and 10 to be raised
TO the top OF the Church we suppose by means
OF levers.
work upon the new Union N. Z. Church Is
progressing finely. The lower part will soon
be ready for holding services in. The upper
part We understand, will not be com pleted this
winter. TIE Church Is Quilt OF pressed brick,
with Lr.wn stone facings, and makes quite a
hne appearance.
Sad A6rtion.--W William II and Patience
Thompson, who reside near Mt. Salem Church,
lost three children from au attack vi diptheria
last week. Anna, aged about four years was
attacked on Thursday morning and expired
about ten O'Clock IN the evening; John, aged
betW cen Two and three years, was next seized
with the disease and died GU Friday morning
Anna, aged between five and SIX years, was
also attacked and died GU Friday night Their
only remaining child, an infant, was also at
tackei but ii is now coavaleseent. Tho feel
ings OF the parents in witnessing the desola
ton OF their home, can better be imagined than
described They were remarkably healthy
children, and their sudden decease ID thu5 rem.
dered m1re iGrs2licable Their remains were
Inferred in MI Salem Cemetery on Sabbath af.
iernoon. IL was a sad sight 10 see three little
cofias in one funeral procession, AID tue mel
nncholy event brought sympathetic tears to the
eyes Of many who witnessed the solemn and
Impressive scene.
AccidsHf.-An accident occurred at the new
dwelling, being erected by Mr.. Scllsrs, near
Psanyhill, in Brandywine Hundred, last Mon
day evening, causing the loss of valuable
horse. young man was engaged in hauling
gravel when the lead horses took fright from
some cause aud turning around upset the
cart, when tue shGft fell on the fore shoulder
of the shafter, producing fracture OF the Ilna.
DrJ. knight and Slradling were called In and
on examination tonpd the fracture of such a
nature as TO render treatment unadvisable. The
horse was accordingly destroyed on Tuesday
morning, when they took out the bone and
found the fracture precisely as they had stated.
The horse was Il favorite one, and valued at
least 1900
The Rspival.-The Smyiaa Times OF We'd
nesdRy saJs:-The revival at the VI. &. Church
in this town closed last week, after a contiuu-
ance OF nine weeks oonseculivsly. During this
time about two hundred and thirty or forty per-
sons made profess ion OF religiep,ss about one
hundred and E;nty of whom connected them
selves With this huicb, the rest Joining other
churches OF the other denominations This,
we believe, is re gar ded as the most remark
abls religious mantle station In the history OF
the Methodist church In Smyrna
pay-WATEa RsNTERs TAxE SoTIoE All per
sons who have sold property during the pre-
scot year, must give notice In writing at the
office Of the Water Department, Tenth and
King stTeete, on or before the 10th day of Nov, |
and insert in the notice the name OF The person |
purchasing the property, otherwise they will |
be held liable tor the rent OF the next year. |
Also, all persons who may wish to discontinue |
the use OF the water, or any portion of it, must
give notice as above, and pay 81 90 for cut |
ting of the pipes, as no alteration will be made |
in any bill after that date. A. PBlToHARD,
November o, 1866 Supt. of Water Works
Torehiighf ProesssioB.--The Locofocos of this
county propose to nave torchlight prace Sc ION
in this city, On Thursday night, the 2li mat
We hope that there may be no disturbsn nee
v hateyeT aud the affair may pass off quietly
When paItiEaus who have been so badly
1eaten in tue country at large, can rejoice over
10 small d matter AS a victory ia our little
State they must be easily satisfed. They are
u the minority ia every one Of the great States
II The Union and are likely 10 be 80 for long
ime TO come, If we may be allowed to form an
opinion from the immense ma jotltss which
have been rolled up against them.
AtteniiOn.-We direct the attention OF the
,ubIic to the card of g. s, Il s. 3. Grub ia
mother column. They are prompt and rela-
de business men and any kud of property
which may he placed In their hands will be
properly attended to. During the past year
hey have sold large amount ct real estate,
bonds. stocks &C., and in every instance gave
he fullest satisfaction. We commend them to
he business public
Court The November term of the Court for
his county, will commence at New Castle, on
donday, the 18Th inst. The Jail is well filed
With offenders aud the session will very likely
10 quite lengthy one. The trial OF Armstrong
or the murder ofhis wife, is the only one, we
relieve, In which lite is Involved, the others all
icing for petty offences.
Look Oa For B9rgids Those IA building
Ola at the corner Of 9th and King streets, will
'e sold at public sale on the premises, on
November l7Gh, 1865, at 3 O'Clock,
,. NJ, without reserve or undertaking, as part
VI the estate OF Eli Hills, deceased. These
cts are the very beat located lots In tho city
Terms easy. See adv.
TieO SPLENDID Farms al Public yale'-Re-
member those two beautiful farms OF Henry
J. Burton, Eaq., near New Castle, Will be sold
o day, the 9th inst. at O'Clock, Pm, at
ne Stock Ton Hotel, ia New Castle. Be sure
@ attend the sale SEQ advertisement.