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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-30
DEATH OF EX-GOV. MOREHEAD
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SOUTHERN ITEMS THE CROPS,
DR0UTH, &c
ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS IN
ILLINOIS.
NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, August 29.-No new
cases of cholera to report in either
Brooklyn or in this city.
The Fenians of this city have deter
mined not to take part in the oxatio9p
to the President. To-day they will
pursue their Usual ayocatiens. and the
headquarters will be open as usual
An address was issued yesterday to
the Irish women of America by the
Committee of the Fenian Sisterhood
They call for eontribatiens saHd dona
tions for prisoners in Europe
A report Showing the financial
we're were found spdhDt DtRS) idsigha tdd df
Col. O'Mahoney, has been made
public. The report Zoe htaiIisAa a fnh
fist of the officers of the.O 'Mahoney
branch of the Feniapa Brotherhood
with their respee6He Salaries. showing
that of the Head Centre to be $2,00g
five Cabinet abfficer& SIS, goo; each
Private Secretary of Head Centre, ana
ten other offiSersof ,theC Civil W ar
Department, 81 200 each; seveh
Clerks, $500 aaeRNIPaIten and three
Messengers, 500 to $720;; four mems
bers of the Central Council, S. per
diem and expenses twenty-three other
military officers and organizers, who
receive from $40 per month and ex-
penses paid, up to the salary of a Gen
eral.
1t appears that since January 9th,
1866, the sum of $35, 728 in money has
been sent to John Mitchell in Paris,
and bonds representing $4,000 ad-
ditional. Up to April, the amount
spent in sending officers to Ireland
was $4,000. Refugees in New York,
during three months, received $10,-
223 So The secret service account,
from January 10th to April 18th,
foots up $13, ,330 81. The total outlay
for three months, including suspended
drafts, is set down at $185, ,289 25, and
the Treasurer makes his books bal
ance with the three items: cash on
hand, suspended drafts, and receipts
of moneys. The economy of the
Moffat Mansion, including organizing,
the contingent expenses, foot up
during the three months, $104, ,4O1 65.
Details of the attempt to break jail
at Sing Sing, on the part of number
of convicts on Monday, state that
there were thirty of them engaged in
it. The leader, Edward Stafford, was
killed; three others were seriously OF
mortally injured, and two others
slightly wounded. One of the guards
was hurt by a stone, and another one
died from disease of the heart after
the fight was over, occasioned by the
excitemEnt he had undergone. 9ii3 10
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
NEwsYoRN AUG i29 4-lAt Borden


town, Trenton, Newark, and Jersey
City the President and party met with
a most cordial reception. At Trenton
and Newark brief speeches were made
by the President of the Gouncila aPresi-l
dent johnson, and Secretary Seward,
The president and party reached
this city atone PM, and were met at
Pier No 1Fby the special committee
of the Common Council, and escorted
by a division of cavalrya processing
up Broadway to the City Hall. Broad.
way was thronged with people, who
enthusiastically welcomed the Adistfnl'
guished party. Arrived att thea City
Hall, the members of the Common
Council and heads. of Departments
were presented to the. President by
the Ma5ot5 who delivered a formal
addressPof welcome on behalf of the
city. At the conclusion of the cere-
monies, ,the procession passed out of
the Park and proceeded to Fifth; Ave
nue. and Fourteenth Street, where the
military. were to be received. The
procession was a large and. imposing
one ,HEtaE liI&IJO
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.AThe
Presidential party left this city at 8
O'Clock this morning. They wereyre7
Epeatedly cheered on the way to the
cars. ,...rl .,.,-.,
- CAMDEN, N. j., August 29.-Major
General Meade and Major Emory
have joined the excursionists; also,
Major General Butterfeld, who came
to Philadelphia last night, as the rep
resentative of the citizens committee
Of New York. frel3 RIO qrh 14xfr
BURLINGTON, N. j., August t29l-7-
The Presidents party arrived here at
BAN A large number of persons
greeted the President with repeated
cheers, when he appeared on the plat
form and bowed his thanks. A num-
Der pressed forward to shake hands
| with him. foalq ~ 8zIr4asr- s..
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Testimony from MIR. Fred.
" Achert, of Cincinnati, ag
r. Dre Ohio. s. d9un slal a
CINCINNATI, Julye1st, 1866

inois CINCINNATI, Julye1st, 1866. E 4
u The benefit I derived from DIR.
Hunters treatment induces me to
make public statement oflmy case,
believing that | may thereby confer
blessing upon many who are suffering
asI did, by pointing out a means of
obtaining relief In September, 1866, 3
1 consulted DIR. H., who had lately
arrived in Cincinnati from New York
City. I had previously submitted my
case to several of the most prominent
physicians of our city, but received
no benefit and little encouragement
from them When I consulted DIR.
Hunter, Twas suffering from severe
pain in my chest, hectic fever, night
sweats, hurried breathing, and profuse
purulent expectoration. / had had
several attacks of bleeding from the
lungs, and was much emaciated; in
fact, my symptoms indicated too
plainly that I had Consumption,
which was the opinion entertained BY
both myself and friends Soon after
placing myself under DR.. Hunters
care, my most distressing symptoms
gradually abated, my appetite return
ed, and in a few months | had in
creased twenty pounds in flesh, and
1 am now enjoying the best of health.
[ attribute my restoration to DIR.
Hunters skill and attention, and
take much pleasure in recommending
him to those who may require his
assistance. 5af 81 4 sa
hao FRED. AoHERT, EL.s.l
Southwest cor 4th and Walnut Sts..
J "a Cincinnati, Ohio.
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26s Cd, Beef Steady. Pork-quiet
and easier; bacon, firm. Lard, quiet.
Petroleum--frm at Is. l0d@ls. 102d.
for refnedogpi ai v.Le3fl1l0ean
Hb LONDON, August 19.-Baring's Cir
,cular reports breadstuffs firm; weather
9unfavorablelfo crops, wheat adyane-
ed 1s@1s Cd; petroleum steady at 2s
for refined z linseed oil upward at 4Os
rice firm; tea dull; talloW dull. v
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of these considerable majority are
Democrats The Mayor is taking the
only rest that he can enjoy for year
to come, so that, the absence of any
municipal participation in yesterdays 8
ceremonies was entirely unavoidable.
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Testimonial from Jennett
McMahon,' of Evansville.

DR.. Miller operated on my left eye,
one week sincei for bStrabjsppusI (cross-
,syes), With pssJsct success. The opera
ton lasted only one minute, was with
out pain and the result proves his
tt ops, ~, a3s GJuD0 3rf l3Aaa
eminent skill. ~ 1uo .scna,7} 1go IL
,.ted am9bn JENNEGT MCMAHON.
~ 4Itake much pleasure in endorsing
the above statement. aoiaeqmo9 rr75
Insh i9bnEis TnEo. RUSSELL, = {
~ Clerk of Sherwood House.. b
/ EUanspille,i 4ug. I28, 1866. . p 8
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FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISK
Taken at fair rates. 't
J. Smiths Shirt Manufactory,
%. 8 second street, in Bray's Block.

No. Second Street1 IN Bray BLOCK.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
~ measurement, and a fit warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and at prices that will
suit the purchaser. Tucking Skirts, Stitch
ing Bosoms, &C., done with neatness and
dispatch.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
respectfully solic. is continuance of the
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past five wears. ] SMITH.
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PROM NEWtoRLEkNs.

ORLEANS, August 20. There
were ten deaths by cholera yesterday.
The Military Commission has termiz
mated the taking of testimony
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FROM RICHMOND. VA

RIcHMoND, Va, Aug: 29.-Ex Gov
VIM. Morehead, of North Carolina,
died yesterday at the Rockbridge
Alum Springs. hsA IS oAoa .anm aaa
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aaCINoiNNArI, August 80 = Twelve
deaths from cholera were reported
yesterday. % gaihjgaa b 1lfd gea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-30
DR.. +. D. Miller,

3bm 9df 0V +se1Yy IIEFspt1Fss buG yIfHQI
Member and late Assistant Physician of
the Ophthalmic Institute of Paris,
ipf. Author of a series of Letters on
Ophthalmic Surgery.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

Ri NlhrUk OF WRIT OF LRyAaf FACiAs
ne directed will lie exposed to Public Sale
s aeN ,aetin nonntyi Delaware, on Tuesday the 10Th
dy OF April, A. b, 1886 at 2 O'Clock, r. Nj,
-" lll""lhs decided Heal Estate, via All those
" Psvo'a o. pa GELS OF land; situate lying and beinu
IN no town oi New Castle. Ia the Hnndrod and County
% New Castle, and state of D,lawaIs aud which ar
% H1usi nni e'erih,ia As follows, to wit
NJ" An that certL q lot OF parcel uf land ,itnats
~ ihe south west end cfhn of Nes Castle Rouu.
,led on Tie north oa aud north by bs New Ctsto and
fieschtn"o Raj road aad by south stree on the sont
+hs ny tho lot Of lsni lac Of Rich Dexter
On tho soub west by lind late OF james hcCaltmsnt
aees-ed aud on tho north woa by Land lsto OF eor Ne
nure loss ~
No :. Aiithnt certain piece or parcel VI land BEGIN,
ius Ht stake corner ior lot No and In linc Of land
iar Il Gorge Head r. and binding IhoIswith guuth
oil. ven ues se7 west seven pofohea and tsuths
10 stake Gu lius Of land OF saiI George Road ESQ
eAae south SIXTY aud hall degrees went Ierches
"hn eight tenths to stake staGdinE ID feet from Nor
rs Corner and il IL line Oi No / aud binding along
herewith north iofiy snS half so0s west twenty
se.te 70 Tie place Of beginning. Containing and
one teuih square pe!ches
No. @-hli al certain lot p!ees Vi land tsguninx
al nHke ia the edze If Woe Street In New Castle
t se'ehl! one iei from the eastern corner OF
hs" iioS4uaee ul Charles L. Dupont, thence along and
WIN Vino street notb forty light rses west &c hun.
l'fu Aiu hpety 81 10 liG rurneg uf jeremiah low
mans pt thence uurth forty degrees ten lnuuteI west
three hundred and thirty QUE i.sl sx unho- Il, tnion
slI ret, corner 1f William JAihltr'. lot chen
os hed Nuh Union 7treot north forty seven dsKr, ss
h' minuter, east ono huadrrj gHd iuety faf 10
stake ~ line u enshar io ofC harlea thonce
ouih i"tS degrees ton minutes tree hundred and
no h1l steven inches ~ tho beginning containing
me acre un' Io' ard thiTyihTee and uns ten ia Of
,erth noieOr less Peehsr with all and sin .ular the
IN ldrgs Dwelling uUusus FOuu dry, Machine bto,.
ma oUnr mil Hugs, mi tho Si0am Engine Boiler,
- let bsehts and HhcT Alntes thereunto attached
5Asi cad tat 40 In execution tho prop ry % Joaepn
'ilen and Mary h,s VIII, and Jamos Wiimot, Juhn
M cyan v l'liam Ii homri ct. al tsre tenauta, aud
o sod By GEORGE $, HAHANY, sLtriu. !
.h.rf4 oni.u, Nsa C4-lr NJ ,rch 70. IsCs-a2.is
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

=si'4iS ~ VIRTUE OF WRIT oR YBNDITIoNi
=. M BApoNAs, to me directed, will he exp SEED to
1ssa Pablo sa!s, AT the hotel OF Morris Diohlu.,n
~ iht aty Of Wilmington, New Caste County elaware
On "a iuKnAf the dlst day VI MARCH, 1876 at
: '''Fh, r. u" ill., following described Heal Estatu
An max certain l1t y! Ltni, situated III the CITY
~ 'ninSon, NJ" castle CJunty and state uT Della.
Wnio, bounded ami described ss follows, Go Wit Re-
Snhhs A. point Ga the nortierly side Of sixth street
Del ecu NiHiii aud AaIi,Jn st ats at tho distance
o. hily iest from tho eastety side of Madison street
lheJ 1"rth riy parallel with Manson street eighty
eel to 'h9 rnths sla Of four feet wide acy thsn
rkrsn 'rtti stblr, the cs ntlsrly p.rAI ii .t,l,
VI -'d 81 eel eighty oat g. the zlnies iii side u sixth
- ana thence along the same westerly sKt 81 tsst
!" 1he liAoe OF beg nnipg, he The or Less
sSisd Inn hken In execution the property OF Hugh
uEuEdE y. HAoANY, shet,H
sherit's ON %. New O..tle March ~ 1890 is rs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
Public Sale.
AZ Valuable Virginia Land.

4stssey on TUESDAY. tho I'd 81 April, tsea. At 10
iRs "eloek, III ,ths undors gnst will oaerNt uubiio
i,sE sale, on tho premises, one mile north OF Ham
izsh llpn, L9udoun County, Va, the whole gs.l ia
tate an" ''" biNid Brown, Comprising z55 aert Of val
Hone Farm contains IFS rores, and is improved by A
good t"rstoy Brick Dwelling, with all ueaeAsnry ont
bultngs-has an excellent orchard If cA1icp irnif ga
il huunfny wRtrrtd and timbared $500
THE SECOND lies aijoiniu the htst and robtst,s
w acres Il" goad Land The mpT, sements consist OF a
log tehemenl aud exec lent orchard fruit
an - well wt'ofa and n;orred. For fertility Las
y an 'thth uines ct location, thts land eaunot Il.
surpassed by any N the cosny or state IL ljss t,
medi'tey Oh tne line Of the Alexandria Louioun aud
nanphhiro hAiitoni, and IL Convenient II Churel es
good society FERNS to suit the purchasers Any QUE
WISHING iurther 4 formation can address EDNARI
bEoH tial,lten 4. o, Liuioun County, Va or cali
upon &c VAllOR Wilmtnytou, D.l. fob 25 "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
N1TTHE'gT0YTTTV!

IA Law universal and supreme,
In Natures Re im ever scsu
w In ear and ocean, air and sky
-. NJ rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, and month aud ysaf
Keep loyal holiday With cheer.
And sun and moon, aud stars of lishi,-
The miky-way OF lesser light,
ell speak a loyal resolution
For mother Natures constitution.
No rnfian band Interfere
40 thwsrt free votes In Natures spLsIst
When she bds marital Winter cease,
The hoar frost grssp's soon released
rnen smiling Spring shows her bland fHes
Wreathei In loyal flowers of grace
sauttng man with baimy kisses
Tbs only rebel deserving hsse.
Aud Is IL 20, that man alone,
Will cope W tn lewis for throneI
Resolving he will reiau and rule
ur whip The master and quit the sc uooiI
Amazing truth, and 10 1t So
That man IL mRn's bitter ioet
enough; IL stuDs the ng possI.
6ewildering thought with aching honr.
Tnrn turn ye then aud quickly seek
Ono hundred and eleven Market Street
where Stern Keeps LorAL CLorHEs in store
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAKING MohB
Cloths Casimors Ytstinga aud Furnishing eocis
and good All Kinds Of Mems and Boys Ciothns al hi
MARKET StIeet, Wilmington, Del.
April II, 1887 CVRUs sTHBH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

..x<x,as Bf the death Of my <otih, a Ia
ES{V eph 4. Griffith. will sell nj ~. cod. TN
Asdeuee, on tho cad iendi, q iiom Newark 6S2t
60 CSo- Bridge, II k5DAY, the lGh cay Of April
o'clock, NJ, 1885, ell Ills ktoek Hni Forming Uieh.
us, :. Wit: good road snd w,rk horsss OF which
good roadster fast, very ga, and SAT colts, l. aud
fyeGs old head o. horned cattle with calf al her
tds, milking; pair young stoeIs partly brnkr, the
oMshcs youug Cattle 10 very hne Ewos. part Sou h..
i9wn with iambs atthsr slide, Dec.; 10 extra sholIs
pusgy IN good order with double AID siuslo har ness
J. broad wheeled wagon with holy and harvest boz:
lsht wagon and hay bod; broad wheeled oK-csri;
s . wheeied horse Cart aud gears .! Whee.rs end
q Ia good order; ! Bickferd wheat drill tor sowing
phosPhstss aines whoa, drill, both In good order
Henar Saw bacon by the pound together with plos,
gram Cradles moving tbs and aHtares; Van Vic
We tanning MIL nearly new, prime article steel
purposes.
TkHhb- AL sun under go cash. all sums amount
i1s 10 t3o and uIwoI de may have erei Of sx hs
~ giving note with approved aecurty payable the
sank ot Newark. JOSEPH 0RfRFlHH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

Wy virtue Of sundry writs II Lirdord 4 warrants to
me directed viii be exposed To Public Sale On the farm
ialey occupied by William ope, on the road lea ling
from New Castle to Newport in the Hundred and County
81 New tusl~, and State Of Delaware on WEDNESDAY
The 2s day Of March, A. d., 1864, at 10 occck A. M
me t"iASing described Personal Property viz three
MORSE i".l or fem, colt Rlch eows head Of
ltn1E cate, tafni waAun, rmall wagon. market
nenrho'r trr'HR-, sei q. tunains am; cultiya.
tors, p"wf gtain fan. corn shelieT 10 lcr gram
sfHhir m'"ing se'the set oi double harness set
carr, go harness, st ~ dearborn hsInrss sois Of
Plow hhrne'- cutting Log, sofa window blinds,
hel1ieal CORNER closesl: chairs, -.ttau table;
trni" beiNend closet stand, slslsh. and y sores
Of wheat In lie grouud.
seILai aud taken ia utop rs the property of MI.
Ham Hope. and to be sold by
osoRGEs. HAaANY, Sheriff.
Sheriff. GA e. New Castle March a. 1865
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

A. ihk undrrsiKast having sold his
1Nfsrm, will sell a, Pablla Sale. At his re. &sye
town 70 Salem Church, about three quarter Of m,ie
nom tho formsr place, SATURDAY the aisi day Of
AhCH 1850 At II o'clock. M, his sptiro stock aud
Farming Uttpss. consisting OF head or good work OF
toad horses, one young Mare With foel, nolt coming
.wo years old head OF good mich cows Of which
nsso caves y th.ir Size yearlna hsets two year
OLD bulls and two fine shoafs
rArhhs uten.is such a. IiOw,, LarIoW-. cult vatois
sneseS, noes. rAkes forks, ons horse Rake par OF
WI, ha.t9ws Rindtone moving scythes b. iai soy thsr
uoup le and siagie uets, f.rA wagon, Germantown
wagon. yotk wagon. trottlng wagon, ~h.sibatrow
eheeI ats OF stsge harness. of wagon har
hess nearly new two sets ofad gears Of carriage
u' ness aud many other articles Also, at he .ans
ne ana place viii bs offered superior young essrn
n1 Ts5, !. not sold before the day of sale.
Ihhhs.-Au sums VI $40 and under TO bs cash; all
ever w credit OF nine months will DO given BY
.nepunohaser giving ajudgment note or ties With ap.
pioxe1 onaoIse ssio positive iRyI RUTH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

-. The audsrsigned at the 4uoet many frauds.
'XGatanrs himself HgAia CEldd Its for the ulItn
t<M Nomination for Coroner, Of New Castle County -
Ever th-ukful to hiS frsuls for uLdytd d Aup ri
given him iu lsoa he suliy sulicB their
the coming Nomination klectiOn sAd plsds himself
60 give hearty support t. the successful Noinihns
JOHN CURRY,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
SHERIFF kALE or Personal
| PEsNRE.kfTK

BY Virtue cfsu Try Wit IL II. IA 10 ne dirscied
VIII DO expVsge In Pnbie Sale, OF tho Farm Psnnadsr
Hundred IN NeR Csst!o County, Delaware, on TUBS.
DAY the Tt day Of March, A. o.. 1906 at II O'Clock
A. NJ I'll. believing desoritei Personal Property, via
horses cot, oxen, mules, cows, sets OF haf-
ness carriage OK carts 2 wagons / pair Of Timber
"h"cs, h,ne Cart, straw cutter, earn shelter &c
seLad AMI taken ia execution the property OF kml
Trlttin and ic 10 sold by OK. &. IAG ANY, Hheria
sherlhs OMe.. AsM Casiln. MnInh IL lhhA-2IIa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

~ VIRTUE OF WRIT OF LgvARI PAoiAs TO
~ me directed viii be exposed 10 Public Sale at the
9t' OIL springer Mcdaniel iu the Village Of stanou la
Mil teek huHdeel. Now Castle County Delaware on
IuEanSf, tie ard day OF April 1896 at : o'clock
The h'oMing described Real Estate, via: An that
eerai plansilon Or tract of land climate lying aud b
Ing IA 'll Greek Hundred, bounded ard described as
iohsWs TO VII BsgHninH at a stone or corner now Of
Jh,ia 'h'iicts aud o Jesse III jumps land thence nv
SAID itnmp'- nd eouh Shty four degrees west esk.
t1Ha "Ses ahdsiS anths to the ,nddle road load.
lug IL Aiton thence al1g the Inldtio thereof south
mt seven degrees aud thiFty mnut"= eighty seven
,peIets 10 stOnS OF 0f VhJm.s Justices land
uleacu his lrHd NORTH nine degrees. West thirty
MEht pefrhra add usu tnths to stone I Jane,
oiu1rl'e live henoe by Ills n0 North eighty :ht, q
desfe'H, Ent tthrtr t1nS degree local attraction
t~aotY eig0i prr'ho+ HnI four tnnhs to stone. and
Nlfb el-h'r hihs dsus"7 aud rriy nartes. WesG nine.
y ouI perehea to Poplar Tree NORTH eighty tut a. de
grea- East trty perches to -ynr. uorlh eighty nine
iesf-es md iartS minutes aasI cshty four prles aud
nya-is1th- l." stone Ia Robert Phillips iine th nee by
Nd phillips line to Ju5t ju-tees laad, south twenty
eight degrees, west handvHd and two psruhe and
FIX ten to tho place VI beg,nAus, containing Eixty
xix Acres one qlHter ana tour pcches Il land be inc
sans lu-s.
s"iaed ani tHksu In -Fa,i"n The Yrop .la, OF
Riehtrl l"nsall, deceased, sul to be sold bJ
HLo. = HA9ANY Sheriff
ShsIlG7 ohe1, New Castle, March IL 1860
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
For Sale or Exchange.

AesA We have tor Sale OF Exchange. Tor City pro
isssM pctty, very good farm, Of 2Is cTes Us OF
LINN. wh,h are WOODLAND, situated at the Back
Bird station, on The Delaware Railroad The land Is 10
cd otd"r thu fonee7 good me dwelling. Stable
draUary and CRIB and ie orchard Of 1000 tire
w be sol or exchanged, FIR city property favor.
ats terms Apply ~ WIN. WRIGHT BON,
Real Estate Dealers,
tsp AZ zm Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
NOEICE.

bINHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
klba Ferris and Zib4 Ferris, H., under the hrm Of
1ba Ferris Abon, 10 this day u'. wed The said zba
Ferris having sod unto the said la Psrr Jr all His
right title and interest In the said copati ncr-hp Tbs
WATCH sntJEwEI.hY business will hei eater be con
tinusd at the old ItAsd, W Coz u Ith and Market
streets BY Iiss Ferris Jr., aious.
zIBA FERRIS
x,,,,--,, ZLBA FERRIS, JR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

tAr Containing l12 acres situate abJiI dive miles
,sssE Glow Chostertown, Nd, on the water adjoin-
III a lag the lands u Vcksia aud ttbers, about %
sissA Eeres 10 wood, 500 cords could be spsre TIE
hnI ings are eomUudious dwelling JIiek situation
hiSh and handsome. Possession I'm nod atey. Terms
liberal GEORGE vI.KIns Amt
Lhrs'eTtuWu ND March 2a2y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
vm. t. AIricas, 1th and Sc Gsrson,

iSsssh has JuI wed It Of Prime Roll AMI Tut
Y 9s Blu ter, Canned Peaches, Tomatoes Green Corn
As<B AMI cTanberrtes, Trenton Wine crackers Bouds
sjston Biscuit oraug0r Lemons, D,ses, ptunes, Figs
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