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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-13

HOTEL FOR sALE-A MODERATE SIZED HoUs9
i'll In tho Washington, doing One busness and
ali In complete order centrally located Furnure and Pr
lures wilI.e sod and the house given for nv(
years Apply for few days to n. X. LEAVlTr. Dyerl
Hotel WnshlnQton, j. e..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-13

A sEAMsTREss DESIRES. A SITUATION IN FIRST
"A class family: understands thoroughly ladies' dress
making Wheeler and Wilson'S machine and all kinds OF
family sewing wi!eg assist In light work. Good city
reference Call ut I'll Thompson Vt, between Amiy and
Bieeckcr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

,R.B, dAsn, Sueoessor 10 ksAsy r. Allen, ale
Wet Trout street, wholesale and retail dealer in
Flour Feed Grain, Hay AMI Straw. He would cal;
special attention 10 large and wel feeeted stock
ne has constantly hand the hest brands Of Extra
FAMILY Flour, ais, superhne and -four by the
barrel or BY the pound. All the different varieties
OF pill feed ground corn and oats, and corn meal
BY the bushei. Hay and SHAW by the bale or ton
Pefsons In want Of the above articles would do we'll
Z Examine his stock before purchasing elsew here.
All orders promptly Allied, and goods de ivered
without extra cost. All goods sold at the lowest
eaan prices SEPT
Notice TO the Ladtss-Pure white mohair OF
tht finest quality, and white repp for party dresses,
Lupins double width delaines, assorted eolors, at
one dollar per yard-very cheap. Fine merinos at
the lowest prices. Silk popliAs and hne piaids in
great variety. Blankets, balmoral ssirts, ahe
shawb and large assortment Of cassimers for IN IN
and boys wear. also cloths fer ladies' cIoaks, kid
| gloves OF best make and mourning goods Of every
description, at the lowest prices. Z. B. FRAZER
| street oot ao6v
| n&-Gentemen say our shirt are perfect
dts, nearly and subs antially made, unsurpsss-
| I'd in quality prices as low as any Cali and
| try us ON these points at the Gents furnishing
store. John u. Cele, agent, SIT Market street
opposite the city Hall Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

DETROIT, Nov. !. Michigan elects the entire
republican congressional delegation.
Besman's majority in the first district 4 30l,
a republican gain On the vote Of 1864 OF 2, 400;
second district, upton's majority $3.50, gain of
$50; third district, Blair's majority 1921, gain
OF 607; fourth district, as far as heard tram,
Ferry's majority 2,loO; fifth district Throw
bridge 1850 majority In th sixth district
neagre returns give Diggs 1000 majority
Republican gain largely throughout the State.
IL Wayne CO., which includes Detroit repu0-
licals elect the Sheriff, prosecuting attorney
and recorder, aud gain two State Senators and
three representatives. The common council OF
Detroit stands ten republicans nine democI ats
and one workir gnan Republicans gain four
members.
Further returns from New Jersey show the
election to Congtess, in tho Second District
OF Charles Haight. Democrat, over Wm. A
Newell, Republican, which reduces the Repub'
lican gain to one Congressman. The Stat,
Senate stands 10 Republicans aud Democrats
81 Republican gal Of B. and the House stand
80 Republicans 10 IS Democrats, Democratic
gain Of
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

The WIDOW Or "OLD JOHN BRows "A
letter from Red Bluff, CAL, says: AS she is
called the wife Of the great John Brown still
resides here, pleasantly situated, and surround
ed by pleasant, comfortable influences. She
has wone the esteem and confidence OF the peo-
pie, md commands the admiration of all par
liza irrespective of political opinion, Her
hons has been freed from debt, and under hsr
own ,iLe and dg-tree she lives, with none 10
Lnoies. and make her afraid. She has three
daughters, who has been engaged in teaching
school. They are said to be very intelligent
ladies. The eldest has received many calls
TO go back South and help to educate the race
her father died to benefit. She feels it some.
what her duty, and will probable go. Since
living here, MIS-. Brown has received aid from
England and many letters expressing high
regard TOR her husbands memory. She has
made this place her permanent home, and
intends to spend her days among the people
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

p.yInp TAyLoR,-We would call the atter-
,;on of our citizens 10 the lecture of Bsyard
Taylor to take zee At les i'ute / Gil, 90 fr-
dav svsniny Noyember Is ia Lts o'clock The
o,h,sc, in uOurse,yes and oar relations" Mr..
Taylors great aud varied lesralns, sf'ehoeu
travel, and long experience AS "ri'eI anu
lecturer are sufieient euarsutees that those
who attend will enjoy rare treat. we SAT-
usstly trsst that the distinguished speaker
may be greeted with large audience tua'
shall show nv tia numb rs and irte lgsnce
how meri, and culture arc appreciated by thiI
community.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

1.-THE Georgia Legislature, Thursday, re-
fused to rstiiy the Constitutional amendment.
In the Senate, the vote for its rejection was
unanimous in the Hsuse, only two members
voted agailst the rejection.
WAlatama's Thanksgiving Day has beer
appointed by Governor Patton for the 29tblinst
aeA-The Circait Court for Carroll county,
Md, meets on Monday next.
Horse and Carriage Stolsn.-On Tuesday
night last Mr.. Samuel P. Wood, residing at
Cecltou, Md, had horse and rockswsy stolen
from his premises. The horse was bay, blind
in the left eye, and little thick winded. Ne
trace has been discovered of the property or the
thief
pF Clothes that are washed with Neeteric
Soap, manufactured by Harris b Co, look
white and clean and have no yellow tinge OF
sissgreeAble odOr, Try it. Sold by all grocers
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

In this city on the 7th of November, 1866
James Crosby, aged 81 years.
AT Fredriea, October 9, 1866 Mrs. Phebe
Ann White, in her &c, year; daug her of John
H. and Ann n. Downing, OF Milford Delaware.
Al the residence of her mother, Mrs. Emma
Mcdaniel, Ia Mill Greek Hundred on the 9th
inst, Mrs. Emma Watt aged about 40 years.
10 wilmington, on the 9Th inst, after short
illness, Mrs Ann Eliza Belt, in the 4sth year Of
her age.
10 Cincinnati, Ohio, the 22J OF october, OF
cholera, Mr. George W. Matthews,age AZ yeare,
formerly of Wilmington
On the 9Th inst, Elijah Hollingswortb, aged
60 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend is funeral from
bis late Residence, No. 2l3 West street, on THE
(Monday) mornng the 18th inst. ,,,at IL clock,
without further notice
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

lRELAsD-rhe Irish government, ii is said
has lately made great preparations to rebel and
crush any attempt 1t revolt in Ireland, thus
showing that the threats of the Fenians in A
meriea are net disregarded abroad. In order
10 prevent tht importation Of arms promised to
the disahected, what is called 1.-The Lhsnne.
feet including several armed iron eladG, mas
been orderedto cruise along that part Of Ire
land washed by the Atlantic. These PIT eau
tons are to We continued throughout the com.
ing winter and even iuto the spring, if nece'-
sary. The ltish masses are ripe for revolt, but
have no armb
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
IEEsiisTEIs's OFFICE.

, FEW UtB ILk COUNTY, Get. 18th. Iet8.
Il the appileaton "f Hemp CAyton, Adm nsiTs.
h0T " ii N;of John ~ haqdain; late o. Apo
rseted BY theRegrter thRtthe
give notice OF the gantn of Letters
upon the Estate of thedeceRsed 18th the OF ANT.
ing Thereof W cruising advertisements 10 DO posted
WITHIN forty days from the date ofsuch AT
oithe most public places OF the county of New CAS-
W occurring all personH having dems
ESTATE 10 present the same abide By a of
semby n such made and provided. And also
he bhne 70 be inserted within the period n IL
GnS,an e hePaoiiean newspaper published in VIII
WI Given under the and and Seal ofthf 90 of b a
B. 81 Register Aforesaid, New Castle q New Gas
Tie county aforesaid. the day and year aboV
HsnlhhhTetE;y II. o. fRAIA, Register,
kDTlC AllpersOnEh aFinK claims Ainat the "a
tAteof the deceased me ~
TO ths n ni1i-,rator on or before Jet. 26h 1881,
or abide the act Of Asssmbl such case ada and
provided. HENRY OLA YTnN Ane
oet s-2p,, Admi pistrator, b. u. N,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
&tlawars gep shlIsah.
MONDAY. Novembar IL, 1864.

TzE ELECTION Ken. county gives sauls-
hurry msjority OF s7s, and Suss'1 gives him
46s, making his majority in he State lzlZ -
p;adla having A majority Ia New Castle Of
1872.
Nicbo,son has A majority dt 993 10 Kent and
4sb in SUSSEX, making his majority in the State
1sso-MeKim's mrjoriy in New Castle being
50.
Mr. Riddle leads the Union ticket in every
coup,v in the State, showing couclusively that
ba vas an advantage and npt a disadvantage
to it,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

DAsrRuorIos OF BRIsTos's MlLL-Brinton's
large new mill, at Chadd's Ford, on the Bran
DIVINE fell down on Friday afternoon, owing
TO the excessive weight caused by storing
wheat, over seventeen thousand bushels being
IN the upper story, the end wall next the creek
falling outward. Nearly the entire amount
WAS washed away. The clerk, Cheyney Han
mum, and John Sslvan, assistant, were killed,
We also understand that Yessley Cooper and
James Daley were killed, and Lewis kipe was
severely injured.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

Go,s. TO WoRK.-The exciteneut which
preseded the election has entirely disappeared
and our people are now ready to engage in any
proper work that prom ises 10 advance their
interests and promote tbs welfare oil the oisie
We are pleased til at the transition from the
hitter and heated discussion 10 the calm du-
tiel of lite, Is eo easy. 1t is peculiarly OF
the Amer, an peol I'D apou it depends the
nsrnetuity Of our government. Psrti2Sns mu. t
submit. to the v in Of he majority or the in
situations of our country must be broken up,
and monarchism must lake their place. The
man who would io.cibly resist the popular
will, is not fit to live in free country, and
should be given free ticket to some OTHER
We must have federation for diverse opinions
and uphold the law which ensures the protee'
lion of all. Although error may triumph for Z
time, the truth will eventually win the victory
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

TEE DELAWARE NORMAL ScnooL.-Protessor |
John q. Hardness will opea Normal School !
in the old Union NJ. &. Church building, in
this city, on the 18th inst. He has engaged I'D
able corps of assistants, and proposes to make
the school equal to the bsN institution OF the
kind in the country. The intention is to i'm
part such Instr uction IS to qualify pupils to
become teachers. We therefore hope that the
institution will be properly sustained and the
most sanguine expectations Of Its founder be
fully realized. The character of the schools
in this State can be greatly elevated by the
employment OF more highly educated teachers,
and the eitissns generally will therefore be
bsne6tted. The proper instruction OF the young
is a sacred duty, and every parent should ear
nsstly cooperate in every effort made for such
purpose. The citizens of other States are ac-
lively engaged in the work Of edaeation, and
it bshovss Dslawarihns to be active, or they
will be left far in the rear in those attachments
which make people truly great. Tho best
legacy a father can give his son 10 good ed
ucation. Riches may take To themselves wins
but learning united with good character, will
benefit and bless, while health or lite sinai
last intellectual sltAinments are an advant tag
in adversely, as vel as blessing in prosper
itV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
REGIsD'F.R's S1FFICE..

Upon the .n ME GAsrds o9TEJT nct iS,h sss.
y, tor Of the last viii and Testament Of IoSn
", DECD; II is ordered and directed By the Re-
ulster that the Executor aforesaid give notice
krAnune oil Letters Parliamentary upon the Estate of
the deceased with the date OF caus
ing to be posted within forty dsIH frou
The date such Letters six efthe most BIZ PLACES
9Ithe County Ney Csstlerequirng all having
Act of Assembly in such cape made and pro
vlded And also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the Delaware Republican
In two months.
WI Given under he am an Sea- snoG G, oft hs
B. So Re gister Aforesaid New Castle in New ca q
written, RORERT u. FRAIM Resistsg
NOT1CE All persons n g c aim aEaipst the h.
tate the Deceased must present the same duly attes
tea TO the Executor, on or before October l9 lay
or abide the Act of Assembly in such case AIDE an
pfoviae1. ADAM 9RUBB,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
REGISTERS OFFICE
asEtaIs'a'E.ls's OFfICE.

Z, a.
4 pom the Application OF Maria Williams. Executrir
~ OF he last Wa aud Tests pent OF coward Williams
late Of New Castle Hd, said Co., decd; 1t Ia Ordered
AND directed by the Register thai the Executrix afore
SAID give notice OF the granting of Letters Tesla
mentRry upon the Eatate of the deceased, with ths
date OF granting thereof by causing advertisemsnts
to be posted within forty days from the date such
Letters In si1 ofthe most public places County
OF NewCsstie recurring Sl persons havint demands
aaainstthe Estate to present the de by an
Act OF Assembly n such m AIDE and provided And
also cause the same to be Inserted within III
ROD In She Delaware hepup pAper publish
months.
I-Sl Given underline and Sc Of N 90 O the
S. 81 Register aforesaid at New Castle in New Oastls
t~~> 90. Aforesaid, the day and year above written
Nor,cp A., -- H.G.RRAIb, Register.
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested 10 thu EAecutrx, beforl October 4xtk
1857, or abide the Ael OF Assembly Il such case sde
and provided. MARIA WILLIAMS ExenntrIT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

M Ri ED

Al the residence OF brides ia ther, NJ. Ala Z
4th street, on Thursday evening, Nov. LIST, by
the Rev. ". b. h. Marsh, Mr.. John Bateman
and Miss Saliua Teas
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. W. q H. Marsh,
Mr.. William W. Lobdel and Miss Emma D.
daughter of Washington Jones, Esq, all OF
this city.
On the 25th ult., by Alban Webb, Esq
Isaac Liuderman of Delaware CO., to Susanna
Frame OF New Castle county, Delaware.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev A. Rittsnbt use, Mr..
Joseph NJ. Tod d to Miss Elizabeth Ida Love,
both of this C ity.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

anTIt is reported that Mr.. John Hopkins,
the richest man IN Baltimore. proposes to
present to that city, for public park, his
splendid country seat of six hundred acres on
he Hartford road.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
KegIster,s Office.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Oct, sd, 1866.
4 Pos the application OF William ID. Clark, Adrt1ae
istrat9r OF Malone late OF Red Lion, handred
ad IN ~ gu peesstea II T. ordered and Direct
give notice the srantn of Letters
npon the EatRte OF deceased with date OF grnans
,hste3f BY be posted within
most public places Of the County New GSats requir-
Ing all persons hsVi ng demands aRainBt the Esats
,seh gaze made and pr9yded And also same
70 ne inserted within the period the Delaware
hopublietn aneEspaper published nWiIm In ston And
to be oontin ed therein two ontks.
A5~l Given under the hA nd and al o NICE ofths
BIS heEister Aforesaid, At New CASTLE In New Oas-
written, ROBERT d FRA I'M kaaas ,Sos
49, person having oiaimsa gAlnBtths h,
to the Administrator before the sd OF Ooto6ef
1877, or abide the Act OF Assembly In Aueh oass
h4nS ana PROVIDED WILLIAM d. CLARK,
..i... n, ,,,. Administrator,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
DIX, w. II. WHITMORE.

HAB BEEN IN sUCCEssFUL PRACTICE FOR NUN.
Der OF yeara with the Of the different hospi
tails IN Europe; also, member of the Analytical Nedl
cal destitute oil Now York, continues to attend all
professional Cases at his Office Ne 92s FiboTt Street
Philadelphia.
NO PATENT MEDICINES are used or rscota mended
the remedies administered those which will not
os>k down the constitution, but renOvate the ystem
from all Injuries has sustained from mineral
aud leave the system Ia healthy and perfectly cHrsd
condition.
DYSPEPSIA.
That distressing disease and fell destroyer Of health and
happiness undermining the constitution and yearly car
ryng thousands to untimcy graves, most emphatl
cally BIO cured.
MELANCHOLY
ABBRRRATloN, that stats Of Alienation and weakness
Of the mind which renders persons incapable oil euoy
Ing the pleasures or psriormin the duties of lfo
RHEUMATISM,
La eay form or condition, chr1ni, acute warranted
durable. EPILEPsY falling Vi ytuuas all chronic on
stubborn cases OF Finale Disease radically removed
SIT Rhsum and every description Of uceratons; Pile.
and 5cronous diseases which have hA1 "a all previou.
medical skill. be cured by my treatment; and de
say all deasss. (yes, Consanptioa) be cured BY
wearing my Medicated Jacket which Is proteoton to
the lungs against all changes otw'abcT in All climates
having Investigated for years te aud character OF
permistsnts eyer and ague) In ~ parts II the Quilted
Sates-will cure permanently ali cuuc Of acute cases
Of Agus and nervous diseases IA for days
CANCER CURED WITHOUT I'll z KNIFE or DRAW.
ING BLOOD.
Tape Worm, that dread to tie lIuf.an Family for
years, can be removed with two three doses Of my
newly discovered remsdy, warranted in all eassa Con
sutation In the English aud uerau Lauruages free ri
be addressed BY letter (conhdetyD aud Medicine SEM
with proper directions to any part OF the country
OEFICE-NO. 02S FiIbert street,
Rp D-u PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
h6RIBtefs Uftloe.
MN lLaIIn Ilnuurx aa-tan.ha. aa.j

r,poNk,sw CASTLE uousTy, September 10th. 1855.
oaDEKED and directed By the REESE Al ~
AdmnatretTiI aoIesad svs nqIiee OF the or u
Wiz IL Ea,s az ss
ments to be posted witkH fors days Irons ~
sue Lettersn six most place ofthe CouH
~ Eew req all having demands
ACT OF AMembly In such case ada and provided Ard
cav 80 hs same TO ne inserted with Ia De rol
" me Deswars kepnbican;a newspaper published ia
NS-l given under III hand and Seal of W ee a ffhs
s.s Register hfo resAid, at New Castle in New Cas
1ttsr, tie County Aforesaid the DAY and year Above
Nsfii6E An person. Lsyin. i ss,n, s:si,tsr,,
L,Ate Of ths deceased must present the sane ;aniy
teat.d 10 the Adnniatratrix before sertsmbsr
a. lss, or ABIDE ths Ast Of AsISnblJ fSn I'll ss.s
tQ0AL7IP70 AL. Us.5oTni;,y or pIiSss
a ep Feature in Bssissss Epsrv ons He
oisH SsIssmah Jones Co., OF the Cresc ont one
grioe Co..: prs, No. 6O1 Market street. aboys
sixth Phitedelphia. In addition to having he lar
gest nostvaried, ant 81 io1able stock Of Clothing
have constituted evsryoEs eWnsaIesman. NV bav
ng marked in figures, on svet7 artic.e u yery low
est price 1t can be Bod for 60 thoy cannot nSssbls
Vaiy-ai must buy alike Tho goods are ell spongsd
snd prepared, and great pains taken with tie me-
klng, 60 thai all can buy with the full assur4n 81
getting good article at the very low est prics Also
large stock ofPIEoE GOODS on hand Of the latest
styles and qualities, which will be made to order in
me most fashionable and beet manner as pea cant.
below credit prices. kSr Remember the Crescent
IN market IT. above 9Th, PhIla JoHua No
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

eB Just opened at Doughten's, sos Market
Street, the most complete assortmeet of En-
glish and Domestic under wear for gentlemen
ever offered in Wilmington
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12
LOCAL MATTERS,

Those marked ~ are LOcOf'oOs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

ALEX. r. SHAW, M. b.
Takes t,Is msthed OF Informing the public, that he
sth continues the practice of homeopathic .diona
10 Newark once Aah Street, opposite Choates Hotel
All call: IN town and country promptly attended.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-28

GENERAL GRANT AT THE RACEsLThe an
pearance of General Grant at the opening of
the jerome racing park in New York, on Tues
day, is thus described in the report of the
Times: #- fs-
But just as every one was pocketing his
gains or aisgOrging his losses, the word was
passed that Gen. Grant was coming down the
hill, then that he was on the track, then that
he was inside the course fence The word was
correct-rall three of them-and as the modest
general came to the steps of the grand stand,
D0dwOrths band struck up "See the Conouer-
ing Hero Comes" while the people rushed to
see, and the others clapped their hands in uni
sonic demonstrations of delight Making his
way with some difficulty and much firmness
through the persistently- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and,just-once-General crowd, the chief of our
army went up the grand stairway There he
was confronted by many men and many ladies'
all of whom were glad to see him, and to whom
he extended the recognition of a salnte, New
erthelsss, it being an American custom. he
was not to be let off in any such little way as
that, but IN less than two minutes he was
plunged into the miseries of an old fashioned
reception. This he worried through with great
equanimity, and turned around to view the
lands, like the ancient farmer who CLAIMED his
hands. Then the great concourse of people
who had waited patiently about the stand un-
til he should appear, gave him three hearty
cheers which he acknowledged courteously
ana then turned to be presented to Mme Ris-
tori, who, under the skilful convoy of the great
Gran, was in attendance. We did not learn
whether the conversation was in Italian OF
"rench, but the result was that Grant accept
"a o., invitation to attend Mme Ristori's per-
formanoa, of Mary Stuart that evening, which
so affactoa .T.rau that he at once telegraphed
the fact 10 oil tn newspapers in the country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-28
THE STATE.

The Wing says: Information was receiv-
ell here yesterday that Col. Joshua Carpenter,
so well known in this part of the State an old
and prominent citizen of Houlton = was in
stantly killed on Saturday last by the falling of
tree" .f t..-.. l uiiff ID
We learn from the Kennebee journal that
Gen. Il. w. Kinks is now in Augusta for the
purpose of making arrangements for the i'm
mediate occupation ofthe Togus Springs House
as the New England Branch of the United
States Military Asylum, the property having
been purchased for that purpose. DIR, Bowman
b. Breed of Lynn will have charge Of the Asy-
mm. Az ni uu-naoG la o. ssl z. i. NJ
.l The editor of the Piscataouis Observer
makes touching appeal to his subscribers
who are delinquent by saying that his expens-
es are many; paper high with prospect of re-
naming so; his walletiis collapsed; his stamps
rather scarce; his debts not all paid; and the
winter of sixty-seven coming on, and he shiy-
ering at the prospect. i7- = -'" s'' ti eaha
H. Cen. Whittlesey has been assigned oduty
as Chief Quartermaster of the Freedmen's
Bureau at Washington, and ordered to report
to Major. Gen. Howard. =" l'h'7H p" 'il
The Maehias Union says frosts occurred
on the nights of the 22d and ed; tender vine.
were touched hard the last time, and it may b;
called the first damaging frost of the season
| Grain and potatoes have suffered by the rains
The earth is thoroughly soaked. .''ii ,ntn
L. The Belfast Age learns that the dwelling
house of Mr.. James Rogers, of Hampden, was
on Wednesday night last destroyed by fire
Loss about 1900. No insurance. "'''---''
The wet weather has greatly Injured the
bean crop throughout the State. Al rt.a
"A, ii. Weeks, Of East Wilton, writing Il
the Pennington Chronicle, gives the dimen
sions of q willow tree standing in front of hi