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The New York herald., 1866-07-15

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The foreign exchange market steady In tone, and
IN the absence Of transactions the quotations noni
ualy AZ subjoned :--Bankers' bills England sx'y
days, 100 4: short sight, iloii q; commercial,
i0T. a 1885,. Private advices from both Great
Britain and the Continent Indicate the prevs.
isore OF a feeling OF di-irust there which
cats foe cash remtsnccs from this eide and hence sight
bs and ive.twenty bonds likely to be sent forward
Tor little time to come TO the almos: entire seclu-
son q bills at SIXTY days Our commercial indebted.
70 Europe still large and rapidly increasing,
may be by reference TO the export and import
turns. The valueof the imports for the past week nj
this port aggregated the OF 80 500 3j6 in
specie exclusive Of freight and charges, while the ey
ports amounted TO ess then half that sum.
There nothing Of interest record in relation to the
market for petroleum and mining stocks, which
tnues dat At tho arst hoard Bennchor Run oil closed
isc higher than At the time yesterday selling at
81 10; New York Gold &c., selling AZ 81 40; Quartz Hill
l0c selling - 10; Pthoe Creek oc lower selling
at 8. 20; Unncd States l0c selling At - %: Bcnnehoa
Run 81 05, selling at 81 40. OIL Greek sold a, Soc,
Central 81 80 Holman Gold &c., Keystone silver l3c
Rutland Marble S1d
Western exchange informs tina, the foreclosure OF
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad mortgages de.
orc,d by tho United States supreme Court was com.
pletsd under the snperintcnience % Thos r. whcrow
Master ia Chancery. The road was sold in divisions
rhs nrt division, consisting os the road between Daycn
pcr, and Iowa City aud Wilton Junction end Nuscaiine
together with all the rolling stock, shops &c started
tho sale The arst BID $500 600 by gr Il Cook
who represented the Chicago Rock Island snd Pacific
Railroad Company. Mr John Elliot, Of New York bid
5000 900 Mr. Cook then bid 81 900 900 At which agurcu
was struck or The oskaloosa Division from Muscstne
West, was next offered, for which Mr. Cook bad
$500 900, and got Il The next offered the lands
granted TO the ". and ", Railroad by the United
States estimated at about $4,000 acres, Knocked
OF 70 Mr. Cook for 5000 900 The last offered the
western Division ofthc road from Iowa City west, This
sold for 5000, 900, Nr Cooks bid Making the whole
purchase money 81 10000 The only compel, ition be
side that noticed for the First division upon
quarter section Of the land, which started at
dollar per by gentle from Polk county and
~ 70 three dollars rer acre and struck on to
Mr. Cook
The earnings o. the aforementioned railways III June
The New York herald., 1866-07-15

NNCtNArf, July II, Itto
Two deliberate murders committed In this city
lat night. Edwin Harpenz, from Gordon, Ohio, was
murdered Tor money; aud aoorer, named Kelly, BY
neighbor for revenge.
III, los by the burning of the Academy of Music was
greater then was at first supposed. wcincr Gerard.
peno dealers. Mrs Starring ruiinsr and others lose
$40 600 making total of sos 600 Insurance. e33 600
The New York herald., 1866-07-15

The gold market has been steady and loans have been
made without interest," ard at "a per cent for carry
ing The opening price 1sa, followed bya gradual
advance to l52&, and equally gradual recession to
1885 he closing quotation The export OF gold BY this
days aggregated 81 oso Of which Tho City
Of London took $i4s 600 the saxona ss oo0 the Brs
s27s ooO the Napoleon III sA75. .o3o and the Scot
land S155 ooo making total for the week Of g. $50 270
Tue specie and bullion exports during the last eleven
weeks have been under nhe whole aggregaling
Sl7, ,l2i. .saOl:-
The New York herald., 1866-07-15
Tn. Philadelphia CITY comm,..,on.r.

FHHAttIHIt July II, Isbb
Judge Allison dec lded this morning that Major David
r Weaver democrat legally elected City Commits
s.oper over John Given republican Al ts election last
October, BY seventy majority.
The New York herald., 1866-07-15

decrease .......................... S',--s
The earnings OF the Belvdere Dclaware Railroad Tor
the year 1866 were $685. 45S Of the road
earnings for the year 1866 $lal 45s funded debt
$2ls3oOO The road is sixty eight miles long, and is
upon the east bank OF the Delaware river the whole dis
The New York herald., 1866-07-15
THE UNITED STATES SENATE.

THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
Sketches Of the Men Who Control the
Affairs Of the Country.
WHO AND WHAT THEY ARE.
SUMNER, THE APOSTLE OF ONE IDEA.
Fessenden, the Aspirant for
Leadership.
How Thad Stevens Upset Him In His
Own Body.
TRUMBUll, THE RADICAL LAWYER.
CHANDLER, THE BLooD-LETTING SENATOR.
Morgan, who Gave Life to the
Civil Rights Bill.
~>-.>~--->---~~>~~.>-s.->~
BEN WADE, THE IRatpReSSlBle SENATOR.
Nye. the Political Mountebank and Dsasle
SummcrsauIt Senator.
ReVerdy johnson, the Constitu-
tiOnal Copperhead.
Jake HOward---Legal Opinions Fur
niShed to Order.
Henry Goliath, Alias Wilson, The gypsy
Shoemaker, Turned Seaator
The Omlium Gatherum Of Big and
Little Fishes.
THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE.
Guthrie, the Old FOgy; salisbury, the DeIa-
ware vaiIandlghan, and Garrett Davis,
the Old Seoid Of Kentucky.
McDOugall, or Eloqusnes Run Mad....Bewnr0
Of the Dog.
The New York herald., 1866-07-15

six miles OF which open sold at auction on Mon
day last for 500 900, subject 10 mortgage
The earnings Of the Erie Railway and Buffalo DIVISION
for the month Of June 1885, we're re.... 81, 24s l42
june, 1886. $50
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

REDUCTION OF ATLANTIC CABLE FARsi.-lt is
announcer that the directors of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company have come 10 the Scnslolc
conclusion TO reduce their thrift. With only
one line connecting the two continents, lheY
are said 10 have been drawing gross revenue
al the rate of about nius hundrei thousand
pounds sterling year. With the picked up
cable now in working orier, and making a
second line us available as That laid this year,
the company can lessen their charS' by al
least fifty per cent, aud slii do ii handi ONE
paying business.
rsa.A subordinate Government official has
been arrested in Now ! orBi on IL charge OF
gambling away $500 ia coin belonging to the
Government.
e5Y- The colored people OF Pittsburg celebra-
ted the emancipation of slavery last Friday, by
procession and II meeting, ut which Fred.
Douglas spoke.
nsA.94O negroes, from Georgia, Virginia
ard Tennessee, will be sent to Liberia by
the Coloniz ition Society, on the LIST OF Novem-
beI.
aM. General Wager Swayne of The Freed
mems Bureau, conttadicts report that
Freedmen have been sold n, slaves in Ala
baua.
Lindsay, the preacher who whipped
his enid 10 death has been baIled in Sl2 900
10 appear before the January term OF court at
Albion, New York, on "A charge Of manslaugh-
ter,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

CoRREOr nnurRIsE Tho members oi the
Uuion party hold that every muS, no matte
what his color, il entitled 10 Ihe protect OF
the law. That every Que la i right TO pursue
III. even tenor OF his way m to eat IN peace
the bread that his own band has earned. That
crime and wrong must be punished and that
the rights OF the poorest and weakest shall no.
be trampled upon.
That the people OF each State shall regulate
the right Of suffrage for themselves. That rep
rs. entation In Congress shall depend on TIL
number of voters and not upon the number oi
inhabitants. That voter in South Carolina
shall have no more Influence than one in Mas"
sachusetts.
That loyal men shall be selected 10 NIL o FL
ces and not those who made war upon the &C.
vernment,
Thai the rebel debt shall not be assumed by
the Go ve1nmeut or by any State, while tbs
National debt shall be paid.
This Is the Union creed 10 n nutshell, apt
VIC defy asy man to show that it is wrong Th'
men who sympathise With trsasoa are the only
parties who can Object 10 It. An inteIligen
loyer OF the old fl lg aud RepublicaA form o
Government, can not be Influenced by sucl
man. and va therefore confidently Look tor
ward to Il signal triumph OF our party-th
party Of right, justice and liberty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

Mr.. EDITOR II wish to say "A word to my
brother farmers about cattle being permitted
to run on the public roads. By accident my
gate was left open the other night nnd in the
morning found some dozen head Of cattle had
nearly destroyed my garden and were then in
a corn field. Add am told that l have no
remedy, because my gate waa open since thea
have travelled through section of the conn
try where such things are not allowed aud 1t
was entirely optional with the owner whether
there was a fence on the road or not. The road
through my place was given as n highway Tor
travel alone, and when not used for that pur-
pose, is as much my property as ever; and who
has right 10 asa it for any othe. purpose.
New Ca TIN CJuNTY FARaKR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

4 .latsnst, has appeared ID sandiy h.%,-
rapert In this State, charging NJ wiz having
In my POSSESSION during the war, d Rebel pro-
lection paper, and also ohowing that paper to
. certain party. This fabrication appeared to
me 50 palpably absurd that 1t needed no CEN
tradiction. thought u residence of more than
al years in the neig hborhood of Wilmington
and we'll my known position during the
war, would be Efficient to establish my loyal;
ty. Ny friends have thought 1t woald be well
for me to make public denial of the above
mentioned statements, which hereby do.
l solemnly swear that never had or held
any Rebel protection papers tor either person
or property. That never showed any such
paper or papers to any person or persons, and
further, I pronounce the whole to be base
and malicious falsehood got up to ipjure my
character. JAMES RIDDLE.
Sworn and subscribed before me, Justice
of the Peace, at my Office, in Wilmington, this
third day OF October, A. D. 1866.
THOMAS YOUNG, ]. P.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

TIE REsuLr.-The Locofocos have major
ity in this county of about 2l0. Two years ago
their majority was So at the Inspectors cleo
ton, and yet the Union party had 'uajority of
400 at the election in November. The pros
pect OF success ia therefore not so discouraging
as it might appear at first view, 1t is only
necessary to bring cut the full vote to ensure
a handsome majority.
In Kent County the Lccotocos had a major
ity of s94 at ibe inspectors election two years
ago, and in Sussex 52e, which were reduced
at the State election to ia in Kent, and $50
in eussex, leaving the Locoioco majority in the
State 479.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

onion .SerViee.-Tbe regular monthly union
service betwe cen the Presbyterian and Netho-
dist congregations at Delaware city will take
place next Sunday evening, at .he NJ. II. Church
ia said rlac.. The sermol will bu pre- lched
by Rev. h j. Gayhrl, "i the Presbyterian
church.
The Md,ksts. But o. s,I on Wednesday
50 10 65 per pound, eggs 50 IL 30 per dozen,
chickens rs 10 81 so per par. whlte potatoes
10 q s PER half peck, sweet d.. 10 Ia %, ap-
ples 10 to % do, tom tt0es 10 10 30 do. corn
is to IS per dor an, cab ages - II psr Ii sad,
beef 8 10 30 per poun /, veal 10 to %, mutton
l5 10 20 ham 3 icei 80 to IS, lard IS TO 30.
TAompson's compound Tar Cordial is sale
aud sure cure tor the various affections OF the
lungs and throat, such as coughs colds, bton-
chitis iLnueula, incipeut consumption, Sc,
II IA one Of the best articles in the market. Do
not fail 10 try it. Ask your druggist tor it and
take no other. Price 35 cents per bottle. Pre-
pared only by Thompson, Afohecary, Inst-
tute Buildng,) WILMINGTON, Delaware. Beware
of limitations.
Gent emens Undtrsbitls aud Drawers--a
very large and choice assortment just received
at Doughten's 3, No. sos Market street.
Dough:en, at sos Market street Ensures per
feet cit 10 white shirts, and uses nothing but
the best material. Gentlemen of TASTE, and all
who desire comfort, will please make note
OF il.
B. Nieid,, -Attorney at law, Bripghurst's
Building, corner of 9Th and Market streets, Will
mington, Del,
Ydrp Yarn! YGrn Best quality wooler
yarn-all shades-at the lowest prices, at Mrs
LUFF's, JOG West Seventh street.
Attention Butchers.-We are now paying lhl
highest market rates for rough tat and r cast
ofall descriptions, Harris & Co. Corner Waite
aud Orange SITS.
Pickeis is selIing fruit jars very low, at hi
store No. 2l3 Market street. Call and try som
For rent--W. R. Il Il. Cause have vesy de-
sirable rooms to rent for shops or maLuiacu
ring purposes, at the corner oil Front and Wei
streets, on easy terms. sept i 3mf
lei have this day opened my fall stock of II in
) mings, hosiery, gloves, &c. Jehn L. Froek, N
7O5 Market Street, Third door above Seventh
o Important to those PyessrUiag Frmit, aud
the Public IN General w. Il. ALLMoSD a Bro
n Eighth and Market Streets. Wilmington, Del. hay
= this day reduced the I rice of Sugars from one
two cents per pound. They have also just receive
. fresh lot of pure Spices, which they are seiiiI
along with many other articles In their line at prie
h considerably reduced. Our motto is "quioE sal
and small prohH," Call and see. sep lS-im
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

Cdrd.-We notice in the Delaware Gazette
Il statement that Gen. 7. A. Smyth was mem
Der of Thos. F, BayArd's Company in Whining
ton. As an act of Justice TO the memory OF u
brave soldier. we wish to olate from our por-
sonal knowledge that General Smyth n,per 'oa'
a member of Bayatd's or any simi'-r company
or approved oil such organizations aud ask the
Editor of the Gazette 10 pub'ish this card
General Smyih never was meinner oil any
military organization in Delaware except the
National Guards, commanded by Captain X. u
Gilpin, OF which he held the position OF LIST
Lieutenant. PgrER MCCuLLouaH.
john CARRrLt CHARLES REYHoLD5.
Members OF said National Guards.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

hpJoihyI
First ward.--Inspsctor, VIM. h. Pierce, 1877
John P. Springer, 23s. Locofoco maj 81 -,
Second Ward.-Inspsctor, CHARLES Head
Third Wsrd.-First Precinot-Inspector. q,
James Belt, IA; Henry r. Finnegan, l43.-
Union majority, l. Second Precinct-lnspec-
tor, Alexander Kelley, lss, Henry Fleming, SO
Union majority 100.
Fourth Ward-First Prscinot-Inspector-
Allen Smith, 2s2; Chas. Mooluskey, 200. Unior
mar 81. Second Precinct, John V. Rice, los
Daniel B. Woodward, IS. Union majority, a.
Fifth Wsrd.-Inspeotor-J A. Mcdowell
I43, Charles b. ?. Smith, loa. Union maj 80
Brandywine, East District-Inspector, Gao
jsrity l. Assessor, Samuel N. Talley, so
Walter Pierce "a.
The Western District 10 reported Locofoct
by 10 majority.
Road Commissioners .-Lswis Tslley SO
Samuel n. Derrick, 70, Samuel Handy, 81
Jacob R. Wsldia, So.
ChristiAns.-Inspector,O Charles Green, ala
Ohas Dougherty 1888. Assessor, Moses Low.
Their 3oT, John Pyle, 1872. Road Commission
ers-Wm. z. Derrickson, 3l2. Jehu D. Sharp
less, 800, Joseph 8. Foreman, 1879, John Nc
Lesr, 1870. Average Union majority III.
Appoquinimink.-Inspector, Jacob V. Nsu-
uhiut lVet u. SOhubouy oAS' hbbSnooi
Archibald Finley, lOl, EbeneEer Alfree, ale
Road Commits .ioners-R,bt. Derriekson, lO5
Alexander Fleming, l0l, John Atherly 3l3
Jacob @. VandYke, 3ll. Locofoco maj al.
Mill Crsek.-Iuspsctor, Thomas J. Moore
226, David Graves. 20s. Assessor Samuel
Graves, 226, WIN. Brsckin, 20s. Road Com
missioners. Albaa Buckingham, 225. Chandler
Lamborn. 224, Laban Pierson, 20s, Charlei
whiteman. 2o9. Average Union majority a.
St. Georges.-lnspector, Robt. T. Cochran
locofoco, s majority. Assessor, W. e Van
degritt, is. Road Commissioners, William A
Cleaver, II, Henry Clayton, Is
Pencader.-Inspector, David Ford, las, " IN
T. Dayett, 90. Assessor, Jno. Stemmer, l46
q. A. Morrison, OF. Road Commissioners,
W. Oooch, las. N. T. Boulder, lat, Samue
Comley, 90, D B. Ferris, 81. Locofoeo msj. 4s
Red Liou.--Inspector, James Henry, l6l
John T. Cheairs ITO. Assessor-Amos e. d.
wilson 1853, CHARLES O. Bigger ISL. Road
missoners-Willism Beck 1872, William
Jones, l6l, John W. Davidson l78 W.B. Gal
houn ITS. Average Locoioco majority 10.
New Csstls--Iuspeotor, George Janvier 1879
Isaac Grubb 2s4. Assessor, George Jackson
lao, William b. Mccoy asa. Road ommis
| sioners-John Pugh 1876, Oliver Il. Applied,
| I4e, John @. Morrison $50: Charles McNamee
$50. Average Losotoco maj GRITTY 81.
White Clay Creek-lnspector, Il. P. R
Blandy lob, William d. Smith ls1. Assessor
Josiah K. Fesmisr 1903, Hosea T. Riddle It's -
Road Commissioners-Aaron Baker l02, Gas
par W. Sheppard lo4. Ephraim W. Blackwell
1871, John Widdsss l7s. Average Locofoc
majority "a.
Susser Couaty.-The Loco foco majority |
sussex is as fohows: Little Creek 1876, Bros
Greek 1851, Georgetown Is Broadkilu So, Mar
ticoke AZ, North West Fork <b.-Two Unto
| Hundreds not heard from.
| Kent County.r-Duck Ureek Hundred Lo
cotoco majority 2Ob, Little Creek 4s, EaI
Dover l04, West Dover 90, N. Murdsrklil g.
8. Murderkill 1879, Misspillion 1873. Mifor
| Uuion l.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

NEGRO SupPRAaE. Negroes can not vote in
this State until the constitution thereof shall
have been changed. There 10 no proposition
al present to make such change, and therefore
the question is not issus st this election
Neither will il be affected in any way by the
triumph OF either party. Should there be a
proposition TIT any time to extend the right oil
suffrage to the colored population, every man
will be given the opportunity to vote upon It,
A convention will have TO be called, and the
forms prescribed by law will have to be COM
plied with. 1t will be time enough then tor
men to take sides In regard to it. The attempt
to drag the question into the present canvass
is the height of folly. 1t may influence the ig-
norant but intelligent men will not pay atten-
ton whatever TO i. The great question to be
determined ut this lime is, whether loyal oil
disoyal men shall control the Government 2
Those who favor the former will vote the
Union Ticket and those who prefer the latte
will vote tie Locot9co ticket.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

"PBoTKorIos PAPERs. The Editor OF the
Delaware Gd1sne reitera.es the Infamous lie
that James Riddle procured protection papera
from JEFF. Davis. The position of Mr.. Riddle
upon the question Of rebellion was 80 well
known at the time, as to make him one OF the
last men 10 the country to whom jeff Davis
would bave granted personal favor. Had he
been sneaking copperhead, rejoicing over
rebel Victories and feeling sorrowful over rebel
defeats, there might have been some flausioii-
ity in this report, which s as wicked and ma :
leyoleut as il is false Mr. Chillas is cited a g
authority ia the matter but he will not sub
stantiate it by any act which will render
him liable to prosecution tor Islander or per-
Jury. When men resort to such Infamous fab
relations their cause must be very desp crate
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

Tar AMsRICAE AGRIcuLTURIsr, Tor october,
contains large and splendid engraVings OF the
Elk, the Racceon, the Skunk, Group OF Swine,
the Blackberry, the Lilly; the Sweet Fiburnum,
the Pet Kitten, an amusing eomlcal Puzzle
Picture of the Donkeys, and % smaller engra-
wings, Illustrating various topics. Among the
longer articles are: Calendar Of Work to be
done on the Farm, in the Orchard, Garden etc.,
~ alks and Talks on the FaIm' Manufacture
of Drain Tiles, illvstraed Construction OF Ice
Houses. North and South, illuslratedi Burying
Bees; Most Profitable Farming Animalsi Rustic
Gates, illustrated; Blackberry Culturei Plant
inc Bulbs now for Spring Fowersi DR.. Gray on
Insects and Plsnt Fertilization, illustrated
Peter Henderson on Preserving Vegetables ia
Winter; Grapes; small Ffuisi Hedges and
Hedge Plants; Making Cuttings in Autumn A
Wonan's "say" On Meu'a Shirts; Husk Mat
tresses; and n score OF topics in the Household
and Chidren's Department. full variety il
the Basket Exposures of Humbugs, including
Harris Brother an important offer OF = 25'
in Prizes for information about Prairie Farm
inc. Cotton Culture, aud Timber and Fence 10
Prairies. Those subscribing now tor 1867, &c
the rest Of this year free Tern s : 90 yea'
or four copies for 50. URAsoE JUDI q Co
Publishers, Al Park Row, New York CITY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

isfsfsfokf stsstios, Zee .lsssor to,-i,
spsstsfs saa Hundred enss,s took pisSs Ia
this State 90 fussdsy. and We must conioss
that We do lot like the result. We do not,
however, propose to rebel, but confidently
trust for different state Of things in Novem-
Der. The poll on Tuesday was small, not more
than q two-th ird vote, and II all the neglectors
of duty cast Union ballot the next time, we
shall have q very decided majority. 10 this
city we elect the Assessor BY l2s majority and
Eve out OF seven Inspectors. The vote stands
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

DEsTlTUTIoN IN ALABAMA.-About week
age the President received communication
from Gov. Patten OF Alabama, representing
that great destitution and suffering existed in
that State. and requesting that the issue ORA:
tions by the freedmen's bureau be continued
after October let, the day OF stoppsge by the
provisions of Circular No lO,) as the State au.
thorties were unable to provide food and
shelter for INDECENT persons. The President
referred the matter to Major General Howard
commissioner of the free1men's bureau, who
addressed communication to the Secretary
OF War, recommending compliance with the
request of Governor Patteu, General Howard
suggested thatireliei to the amount OF not over
$40 600 per months, be granted, To this Sec
rotary Stanton assented by allowing the issue
of corn and bacon for the period specified.
General Swayne was directed to carry out the
| order for the intended relief
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

wendell PHILIPS NuMIsATIoN. Some time
since the Workingmen OF the Third Congress
sional District of Massachusetts Boston uom-
mated Wendell Philips rs their candidate for
Congress Az the district ID strongly Repub-
lican, and no candidate Appeared in the field
from that party, Mr.. Philips election was r.
Qarded AZ sure lie has declined the uouiina-
ton, however, in a letter, in which be states
thai, in accepting office, he would incur respon-
sibil,y to far greater extent than he would
gain power, aud that he eau serve the cause
he esponses far better out OF Congress than in
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
MAKRIsi,D

On the LIST inst, by the Rev. j. France, Mr..
Davis White and Miss Mary p. Smith, all Of
thla county.
On the Dad inst at ST, Johns Church, Bran
dpwiue Village, by the Rector, Rev Leighton
Coleman, George ellison Knapp ii NttcheI
Miss, and Mary Eioise Shaw of the same
place.
Oath list inst, by Rev j. Dyson, MIR. Mat
thew Macklen to Miss Mary Fernan both OF
New Castle County Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
gspRblitaa.'
THURSDAY, October 4. 1866.


THURSDAY, October 4, 1866
REP UBLICAN ENION NOMINATIONS
For GOvernor,
JAMES RIDDLE.
For Representative in Congress,
JOHN l.. MoKIM.
Senator's.
John q. jackson, of Mill Creek Hundred.
Curis Ellison. OF Pencader.
Representatives.
Benjamin Nieds, Samuel Bancroft,
John A. Allderdice, John Pilling,
Charles Uorbit, Andrew Eliason,
L vi W. Lattomus.
For Sheriff,
SAMUEL ALLEN,
FOR Coroner
BENJAMIN 7. BELLEW.
Levy Court Commissioners.
Robert Walker, Mill Greek Hundred,
William McUlelland, White Clay Greek,
John Belville, Red Lion,
Samuel NJ. Enos, st. Georges,
Abraham Ingram, and
Jonathan 5. Hand, Appoquinimink.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

NorloE-All persons wishing to be natural
lied, will have an opportunity GA Tuesday, the
sth day OF October, ~ the United States Court
Room. over the Post Office. The Court meet
at 10 o'clock. PETER MCCULLOUGH.
LEvl @. BIRD. JoHH J. TONER!
Committee on Naturalization.