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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

U1pos N. NV oLsris unpe1ya Nov. IL. h, ls5,
eusor Of The last WIN and Tesiament Of !oiiN
dhDSks late Of Wilmington CITY 10 New Csstls
rseted BY The Register that The fiecuteT sfoSe-
Ma, give noticeo the granting OF LettsTs reHtsmen-
upon the Esiate OF the deceased. With she date
u stahtins thereo by saphirs advertisements TO be
PobIeo Wthin forty days from tho ate Letters
az OF the most public placer Of the Couur Of New
ynsue, recurring all persons having denauds sg
hsssmbse to present the same abide ~ Act Of
cause the same to be nse. within the same ne riod
IL Inc ublicsn and Gas tie publish 10
wilmington, and TO be continued thpr sin two month";
Given . 9der the hand and Seal OF CO OF the
hesster Aforesaid, at New Castle. New On atle
~, TO-, Aforesaid, the day md year shove written,
NnrtCp .r II, Q hRAIM, keaiHter.
NVIlVk-All peraons having claims nEait At The ga
tse 81 the deceased must present fsms duly aest
"a 70 tne kxecutor on or before foV 18th, A. b. lp6
provided jOlIN TnWN t msSn anu
Nov 20 2moH " .n.n,,.
P.s.-Probated BILLS may be left at the g. W. corner
HedEes. $3.50 " se u y SoH"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
Registers Office.

Ma "a srLx roGsrY 6'h 1895.
pom application q! thArles Warner kI.cutor q
~ the iss will and rr.'amen OF ANN IL RAY,
4 oRpEkEp and directed ~ III. Register that the
Letters resta mentsry. upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased with date of granting thereof by causing
entp be poHfed within fort, dave from
date Of such Letters sin ofhe most place. OF
the County New Castle requirDE all persons having
demands against the Estate to present the same.
abide BY OF Assembly in Huch made and
yided. And also the to be Inserted within
the same period In the Delaware Republican. news
paper published in Whining and to be continu cd
therein two months.
I~) Giyen under the hand and seal Of once of
rs. s. the Regieter aforesaid, stNew Castle IN New
f-~~' Castle County kioressid, The day nd year
ABOVE written RnBtRT q. fRAIM Rec Ister.
NOTlUE.-Allp= IRONS hAv claims sRaiust The Es-
tate fths deceas- mus present he same duly altos
ted 70 the Executors, haforH Jan. h, A. D.,
1857 abide the Act Of Assembly in such made
snd provided.
ism Ill CHARLES WARMER RIerutor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
Coal & Wood /!
GRUBB & PALMER,
BrandywAne villa

Are prepared 10 furpihh their customers aud the pnb
hn Senerally Win Superior article OF L.eust Moup'
tain Coal from REPPsIEkS OELEBRArED MINES -
Having their COAL UNDER COVER. they enabled
to deliver it at all times dry and In good order Orders
lott at Store br Wood Coal, will with promp;
attention.
W. likewise olll your attention to large and nne
stock Of ooersp, Provsirna, Ae., making pur-
ohases at the lowest cash prices We shall sell al snsl
Nd eance FIR cash. nov 10 moa-w
ApAM 6RUDP. JOHN PALMER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
EQUALITY no ALL. Unifoymitv of

EQUALITY TO ALL. Uniformity Of prices
Nep Feature IN Bssiness. Every one Hs
Own Sales sssa Jones d Co.. of tho Crescent one
rrice Clothing store, No Goa Market street. above
Sixth, Phil adelphis In addition to having the lar.
gs,s %os. .Srisd and insa,Onseis stock 81 Clothing
have constituted every his oWnsAssmAn, BY hay.
ng marked in figures, every article the very low.
est price it bo sold for, they cannot possible
and prepared, and great pains taken with tie ma.
king, soths' all can buy with the full assuran Of
getting good Article at the very lowest price Also
large stock Of PIRoB GOODS on hand Of the latest
styles and qualities, which will be made to order In
the most fashionable and best manner, rs pen cent.
below credit prices. E7~Remember The Crescent
In Market st.. above 9th. Phila. yoEnn q Co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

SHOCKING DEArH.-George Wills, OF Ashta-
nua county, Ono, on Tuesday, I'd inst, while
drawing a hog on platform for the purpose
of scsding it, slipped and fell backwards into
large tub OF hot water, and his body, except
his head, nrehst, and the lower part of bis legs,
was submerged. He was instantly drawn out
aDd plunged into cold water Medical as sis
lance was Of no avail nod he died in few
hours, after enduring great agony.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22


CossREss-ln the United States Senate, on
Thursday a resolution was passed ordering
tine d, slriuution among the State Libraries of
san COMES of the wurhs Of James Madison
Biits and resolutions were reported, granting
registers to British built vessels owned by
Americans; u horiEing Americans to take
mart in the French Exposition Incorporating
The Freedman's Saving and Trust Company /;
iuQuiring how much has been paid to wash
ington newspapers for advertising; and admit,
tins. Colorado in the Union. The resolutions
for the appointment of Provisional Governors
in the South WAS debated A bill granting the
frank,nq privilege to Mrs. Lincoln was passed
unanimously
In the House the bill granting land to agri
cultural colleges in various States, was repor-
tad. and postponed. The bankrupt bill wa.
repotted and made the order for January 50
A bill regulating the Freedmau's Bureau was
made the order for Tuesday. A report was
made az ainst paying claims tor damages done
to property during the war. A resolution was
introduced to treat as foreign ships all Amer
lean vessels that changed their registers to
foreign ones during the war The District OF
Columbia Suffrage bill was taken up aud de-
bated. After various dilatory motions it wal
p.sssd, granting universal Suffrage in the Dis
trict yeas lie, nays 81.
The Committee on Reconstruction has be
gun the examination of Witnesses to aacertai
the condition of the Sou bern States. Tn
House Committee on the Jud ciary, 1t is sait
will report against any export duty, as pro
posed, by am nding the constitution.
In the Uuited States Senate on Friday, MI
Wilson Introduced bill to restrict the ez
penses of collecting soldiers claims. Nj
Ramsey, one for the relief of certain officers
celored troops. Mr.. Doolittle presented th
credentials of Judge Marvin, Senator cleo
from FloIida After debate they were laid 0
the table. Mr.. LaLe called up the bill to trans
fer the appointment Of pension agents from th
Secretary of the Interior TO the -Prasident,-
Ptnaiug which, the bill to enlarge the power
of tue Freeumen's Bureau was taken up an
debated by Mr.. Hendricks in opposition, an
by Mr. Trumbull in favor OF the measure. A
AInend ueut confirming The titles to laad an
General Sherman's Savannah order for thre
years, instead OF lite, was adopted.
Ia the House, the Secretary OF the Treasui
made a communication relative to the.decrea
OF our merchant marine; bill was introduc,
authorizing readjustment of postmaster
salaries; q resolution inquiring about the st
tus Of the Miami Ind ans OF Indiana was i
troduced Mr.. McCu' Icn was called upon to-
formation aDou' the apportlonment Of Nation
Bank notes among the Sfales. The Commit
OF Ways aud Means were instructed TO censi
er tn. expedleDcy OF repeating the stamp dl
ties on written instruments. Thenaval apr
pration bill was considered in committee, a
ter which general debate was had on the Pre-
idenr's rec instruction policy.
The ommittee on Commerce is said to be
favor OF repeating the Fishing bouuties.
The Committee OF Ways and Means are ct
cog ileriug Secretary NcCulloeh's fnanc
H., ~. h. s reechet conclusion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
Register,s once.

NEW CATTLE CouSTY, jar. llth. 1875.
Vpon the application OF samu-l seRaIH. fSrcutCr OF
y the last WIN aud Testament e Alexander Lea,
dcd il 10 dsrrd aud diretied by be Register tina the
ters Tsst.mentary UPON che Estate Of the decehtsd
with TIL cate of granting thereof by csusing nd,
Of sacb Letters ak Of III. most public paceF Of the
dem snds aeainst thu Estste to present thu nne OF
abide by an Act of Assembly 10 suen eaHr n,.ie aad
10 the p-riod IN the Delaware Raw bcan,
PAPER putiish~di ~ Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two morths.
al Given unoer the hand and Seal of ON or the
Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
{~-i 90 Aforesaid, the day nd y,sr abnye written.
u. O. FRAIM NeRtBtar,
N0TI0E.-All persons having "a mi sEsinst.the Es-
tate of the deceased must present the duly atest
cd 10 the Executor, or before Jan Ilth, 1867 or
abide the Act Of Assembly In such and pro
vited. SAMUEL FEC iR5.
ian Is 2moH Execute
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
M A Ii RTED.

AT the Central NJ, Il. Parsonage, 1898 Vine
street, Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening, No
yember 7th, 1865, by Rev. George W. Brindle,
Charles W. Alrichs, OF Pencader Hundred, to
Miss Nealie D. Jester, daughter of o. D. Jes-
ter, Esq, OF kirkwood, New Castle County,
Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

A RIe TAX TO Re PAD.--The Governor, a
few devs ago, received noiics from the Trea-
srrT + apartment that pelawsre's proportion OF
The rect TAX laid upHE the United States by
tt 4ct of gust 5th 81, viz: 4,ess. IS, was
ELL cue and unpaid that Y the State did
not assume the same a d par it into the U. q.
Treasury, orders would be Issued to the cellec-
tors to go on and collect it out c. the owners
Of rea. estate. The Governor has referred the
communication 10 the Leg .slature.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22


4 SurDri's Party-Ahon, Inn ,.,;o.
gentlemen visited the houss of nv W., NJ
shall, pastor Of st James Church in Mil Crsst
Hundred, on the evening Of the In ia, 'lees
after par aking OF handsome rsns., 0' uh Ia
they, prepared among themselves I nr.s m",o1
Mt throuFh Miss Annio stdham Who piV'v mad,
sop pfr' ns al'a'g .pseeh purse containing
iicleg Rev. Mr.. Marshall acknowloisaS ~
compliment in appropriate terms aud tbant ns
the donors mort heartily for their kipdness :"
Tue company adjourned at late hour. v.r
pleased with ths evenings entertainment.
Home for yfgsd ROmsn.--'rhe Treasurer sor
ther announces The further receipt of $40,
from Har' IN, Holliogsworth h Co.; Sl5 frnr
Miss 5. lowering 1876 from the Rorticultura
Society part proceeds of their exhibitiop
through ar. Charles Rowland, acting treasu
rer AID S75 from Miss Mary Richards,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

RsAr Gen James X. Moorhead, for several
yenrs Representative of the Pittsburg District
n Congress, has been proposed for next Cover
nor OF Pennsylvania by the Uuionsts of the
powerful County OF Allsghany-the most pop
ulons and wealthy 10 The state after Phila.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

The Govs,nOrshP Ma. EDITION = having
noticed IN your paper several names Of gentle-
spoken of for Governor, would suggest
Daniel Corbit, of Odessa, whe is worthy gem
tleman and good business man. | think be
would do credit to our State. Please publish
THE in your paper. A VoTER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

SAVE YOUR MONhY.-Rsmenber hsDsl
ware Saving Bank is located at the once Of William
Mocaulley Esq. No. 600 Markst5trse,, Whining
ton, Dst- and fs opened every day to receive de.
posits. All smountsroceived from one dollar up.
ward, nd aveper cent interest paid on the same
fron th . day of deposit. VIZ, McoAuLLlr ,Prssis
snt, ]. r. 1uTM, Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

saly- Public taste has decided that Phalon's
Wight Blooming Cereus shall reign supreme
among the perfumes manufactured on this con-
anent--a fac OF which the unprecedented in
'rease IN its sale during the past months Ia
proof unonswerable. Sold everywhere
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
Not a Dye, put a Restorer OF color ANA
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.

NOT Dye, put kestorer or Color ana
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.
sure preventive Of Badness.
London Hair Color Restorer and DRESSING
London Hair Color Hestorer and Dressing.
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing.
The hair Ia renovated and strengthened aud restored
to Its original color without the application Of mineral
substances Can bo applied by the hAnd does not
stain the skin sot the finest linen. 1t 10 complete
within ITSELF no other dressing accompaniment Of
kind bail necessary to those desirable
sul lit will restore gray hair to Its original color
Pit wilt make IL grow bald heads. sit will re-
store the natural socrstons. Alt will pmove ell
dandrun and itching. sit will make the hair soft
glossy and flexible. e-It will preserve orgibn oou1
10 old p 1t will prevent the hair from "a ling Of
s-lt will cure all diseases of the scalp,
READ ORkynIoATE,
am haepy to add my testimony TO the great value
Of the London Rair Oeor Restorer which restored my
hair to it's original dark COLOR and the hue appears
permanent. satisfied that the preparation is moth
ing like dye but operates upon the secreons. II Ia
also beautiful hair dressing and promotes tho GROWTH
purchased the first bottle Edward d. oarripnes,
druggist 10th and Coates Streets can also testify
my hair was very gray when commenced Its use
MRS MILLER,
No. $50 North Ninth stresl, Phns.
Price 16csns per bottle six bottles at S. Sod by
DR.. sWAYNE son, $40 North Sixth Street, Phila,
. and n. b. a H. Ho0TEN, Az Market street, Whining
on, Del. nov o.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
THE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.

tNorth side, abovs 8th
We would respectfully inform the pubio that We hay.
opened DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOON at the
above named location, where will be happy wait
all who may favor with call, ct all hours Of the day.
from 6H A. NJ, to 10 P. NJ.
good Roast Dinner Of any Kind with potatoes bread
and batter, 80 Cents The sama with three veRstA
bes and coffee 90 cents We will always keep on hnnd
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES,
ICE CREAM AND JELIIHs.
Also, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYRUPs
The location being CENTRAL renders It desirable place
for Ladies' and Gentlemen Of city, we'll Of the
surrounding country. JANIS hEGRATTEN,
Mayll-d Manager
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

Prdessdings AT Council The Council met on
fhur day evening Tn, minutes Of the pre-
,eding meeting were read and approved.
Mr. Bellah, chairman OF the finance commit
ee, 10 which committee was referred the CON-
nunlcation OF the Secretary Of State, asking |
, sudcinct statement of all the moneys advan- |
;ed by the council during the late rebellion,
'epotted that reply had been made through
he clerk OF the council as follws;
WLn,ssros. Dr. Ian. n 1886.
o,,usw w,,ayr ma s....,.. =, s,.,.
N'S' ''sf''ai' " '
BIT - nave
the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF yours
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

K.IIEf 4 ALLEN, having leasc1 the city
mill No. BrandywIne, Intend carrying on the
miliiRg business in connection with the -four
feed aud grain business At their old stand. No.
Ale West Front street. They iatend to pay
particular attention to grist work. tt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

I AYNEs KxPEoroRANT "A new stesk last received,
" tMsINALL Drug Store y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
$29.l4O 90.

Total $2s, l4O 80.
Through the efforts of the late Gov. Cannon
nod Samuel N. Harrington, late Secretary of
State, the General Government repaid the full
Amount OF the claim submitted at that time
Tor adjustment $2,o73 "a.
Leaving balance expended by the City and
bot reimbursed, OF $27, 0e7,ss.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

H Mclaughlin, Justice OF the Peace and Com
missioner OF Deeds, &c, for the State OF Mis-
Souri, has for sale two splendid three story brick
houses situated west of Market ct. No /. con-
tains IL rooms and the lot 81 feet 9 inches
by 80 feet deep; price twenty eight thousand
dollars. No. 2, 10 rooms, a corner lot 20 by
rs feet deep price $4,000 terms easy. also
wait to rent 100 houses, can get first rate ten
ants rents collected at per cent, and the
money paid over as soon as collected have
a few choice building lots for sale. HusH No.
LAusHLrS, J P, Office No. 500 Sbipley street,
between 9th and eth, Wilmington, Del. -dsA- On
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

a new Masonic Hall in this city. 1t is inteii-
ed to be handsome affair.
Shp Yardat Nsv Cdstls.-Mr. Henry Buton
Is about establishing ship yard at New Cas-
tie. BE Is about laying the keel Of a cbo>n-
or,
The LeyisLaturs.-Business 10 crowdihg in;
and unless they adjourn soon, they Till
have as much business as at the general les
sion.
Notiee.-Haviug made arrangements with a
large broom manufacturer, | am ready tosell
good quantity Of brooms at less than Piila-
delphia prices. R. H. JONES' corner Of Fifth
and Market streets.
FOr Sale Two Glass Counter Gases, one
Counliag Room Desk and one Ornaments al hat
Tree for window. Amply at Gents City fur
nishiug Emporium, 56s Market street.
For Rsnt-A very desirable wheel wight
staud, at the corner of Tenth and TatnAl SITS
Apply to Joseph Turner. dec 2Blt
The place to buy cheap dress Trim ming IS
Hosiery, Gloves &c, and get boys clothing cut
and made, 10 the new store corner Seventh an d
King streets, also all oolors OF Zepbyrs at as cts
an ounce-jan l-Smos-pd
For Rsnt.-Two good second story looms
now occupied by @. 8. d 8. Grubb. Apply
70 T. Y. DsNoaNAsDIB, 500 Market st.
Whws can set goou picture she che eysst -
why a. osxtons Of COURSE any one will tell y,u the
plass, slt Market a.. Wilmington. Del. dso3t SIN
'sls.-U. s. SIS per cent. bonds bought
and sold by R. R Robinson & Co, corner OF
4th and Marhst streets.
interest on osVernment Loans paid by R. R.
Robinson q Co., Loan Agents, corner Il Ath
and Market streets.
For Reaf-A dwelling house, corner Of 18th
and Market streets. Apply to J. W. Day at the
Union Bank Janis 2t
For Reat-We have several rooms with
steam power for rent VIM. Bright, 4 Son
Real Estate Dealers, Wilmington, Del. q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
DR..W RIG HTS
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Price, one bottle g.; three bottles S6; sent BY
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Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
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globes some unPrincipled Dealers however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to make money. Be not
deceiyed-ask for these medicines and take no
Others. II the druggist does not keep them, write
to U.S. ard we Will send them BY express, carefully
packed, free frcm observation. We will be pleased
TO receive letters with full statements In regard to
any dIseese with which. ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, painph.
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor a
Or W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., n, 7,
NAY 25 fmw 1yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

practically destroyed, and its powers absorb
ed in the executive. And willie your com.
mittee do not for q moment impute to the
President any such design, but cheerfully
concede to him the most patriotic motives,
they cannot but look with alarm upon . pre-
cedent SO fraught with danger to the republic.
Ninth-Tle necessity Of providing ade-
quate safeguards for the future, before restor-
ing the insurrectionary States to participa-
ton in the direction of public affairs, is appa-
rent from the bitter hostility to the Govern
ment and people Of the United States yet ex-
istlng throughout the conquered territory, as
proved incontestibly by the testimony Of ma
ny witnesses and undisputed facts.
Tenth-The conclusion Of your committee,
therefore, is that the so-cailed Confederate
States are not at present entitled to represen-
tation in the Congress Of the United States;
that before allowing such representation, ad
equate security for future peace and safety
should be required; that this can only be
found in such changes of the organic Law as
shall determine the civil rights and principles
of all citizens in all parts Of the Republic,
shall place representation on an equitable ba-
sis, shall fix q stigma upon treason and pro-
tect the loyal people against future claims for
the expenses incurred in support Of rebellion
and for manumitted slaves-together With an
express grant in Congress TO enforce these
provisions. TO this end they offer joint
resolution for amending the Constitution, and
the two several bills designed to carry the
same into effect before referred to.
CONCLUSION.
Before closing this report your committee
beg leave to state that the specific recommen-
dations submitted by them are the result Of
mutual concession, after a long and careful
comparison of conflicting opinions.
Upon question of such magnitude, infn--
itely important as it is to the future of the
Republic, i. need no. be expected tha, all
should think alike. Sensible of the imper-
fections of the scheme, your committee sub
NIT it to Congress as the best they could agree
upon. in the hope that its imperfections may
be cured and its deficiencies supplied by leg
islative wisdom, and that, when finally adopt
ed it may tend to restore peace and harmony
TO the whole country, and to place our re-
publican institutions on n more staple found
alton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14
Republican Convention.

Inc Iuth Annual Republican Convention of the
State of Iowa, will be held at Des Moiues on We'd
nesday, June 10th, 1865; for the purpose Of nom-
mating candidates for the following Offices, to be
filed at the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE.
TREASURER OF STATE.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio Of representation will be as follows
one delegate from each County, and one ad-
ditional delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part of hundred over fifty, including
the soldier vote. cast at the last election for
Governor VIM. Stone.
By order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
JOSHUA TRACY. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

COMPLAINT ismade that the Prince of Wales
is cavalier and impatient in the performance
Of his public duties. At the Royal Academy
dinner he gave the word to the speakers to be
brief, and spurred up The Archbishop of Can
terbury in > manner that greatly Hurried that
dignifed gentleman. Lord Derby refuses to
be hurried, and aired his rhetoric at his leis-
ure, but while Mr.. Disraeli was ,neditsting
. good reply 10 an unexpected toast, the
Prince rose, and the assembly was cut short
Naturally the orators ass disgusted at such
disrespect, and lament that while his duties
are 30 light and pay 30 good, the Prince
should allow himseH to b so bored. To
others his conduct does not seem 80 strange.