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Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-08-23

JACOB a., WRIGHT, North Potomac
u, Street. Hagerstown.. 4Ai il: lAltd ib"'ei'y
Il LwAYs KEEP s on hand large and well 40,
IN lected stock Of IA, q, .,,,..,., .t',5.,.. H..
VNOOLEN, GOTTEN and LINEN GOODS Of
w the best manufacture at s4ti7,.n7ai 2a' "oG.
ID EASoNABLE PRICES coAsidering the tight
III ness Of tie tunes. ' y ''''' '''.l' - 49, g.
INDEED it would be hard to find elsewhere. any
i thing to compare with his
GOODS in price or quality. This fact can be
" demonstrated to the satisfaction of all -
lis friends il ticy will but call and give him
i i an opportunity to do So. ,-.t..ls
fINIIAT this is not mere Boosting but stern facts,
l. those who call and examine his goods and ipri-
Cos win not hesitate e. endorse, Then NJ ~ ID
,taCome along, come along, come along, / say. 4
Como from every Nation, eomcwitkout delay"
to Weights establishment where you can always
procure bargains in Dry Goods.
Hagerstown June il 1866. ''''--oU IN |
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HAGERsTOWN FEMALE SEMI.
ID iu,y uef NARY. 1t.i mar ita, 80 ".

The NEXT Scholastic year Of the Hagerstown J fe-
male Seminary, will commence on ~ flINTfN'f
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd, 1866. d" - 81
Fol- cifculais and oder ne necessary inform, ,,a,
apply to the PRINCIPAL naI4 SIC
Rev. CHARLES MARTINA. d. 3
July IL, 1s6G-6m, .iJ8I 81 III
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.--.GEacexx- and Ysrisfy 0eaiet. AlQ
Has Just received a fill and complete. sssof il.
OF aRoGEkfES xSD VARIETIES.
.tths lowest qssrketsrses which hsisseine,so sell
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BROWN andwHlTE sgdahspssss yI,aso.,
SYRUfS and atoEkSSHS,t..
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-doh" PRESENTER 'MszfES SlNesss yIasbbu.
UEfEBK4TEb YEAsr'cakEs
sndeotherI artaless In the ilpeo of Csssss,zs ,ps
CousrRr PRop6cEt He also keeps afafge stock =
,BRooMs, BUCK ETs, TUBS BR sgusif ST.
and particularly cali attention 10 ali IN want Is
BASKETS to call and examihei i ihayfn hrsg asAy.
mnt, SO difsrsat styles and sizss sgsest variety
GrHIpILDBES'S CARRIAGES,, CARTS, WHEEL
a BARROWS AND TOYS
Of an sorts, Fishing Hooks and Lihes 5fiths Nd.
and best Patents, Table Mats, Floor Mats Rusi.
Rugs, Ropes, Halters Twines, Stone, China and
Glass Ware, Rockingham, and Csaa wsss, VAIN
yaaiety and pattern; Rolling Hoops. Grses HaJS.
Jumping Ropes, '&eA SC I9Jiodw-l5i si,uFte
IL gsrFARNAEBS VIII find ne,rcady sti I'll times
F6R GcoUNTRNdYR0DucRI ID
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-24
WEs KLY,
PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE NEW YonK News is now taken throughout the
Southern States and the undaputed fact that 1t has
nrger circulation in the South than the Journals Of til
New York Press combined, will insure the attention Of
the commercial public and the public generally.
Advertisers availng themselves OF the opportu.
atty to make known their business through the column
OF TIE NEW YonK NEWS. are convinced of tho import
ance Of s great circulation throughout the South, In
consequence of the large rders received by the certify
to the vaue Of this Journal as the best medium for ad
vertsng and the public generally depending upon pub
cty TO secure an extension OF business
with enterprise should not fail to become acquainted
with the unqueaonabe advantages to be derived from
Announcing through tho columns Of thin popuar ourn
whatever relates to commercial or financial matters no
matter what may be the particular busness In which
any party may be engaged Address
BENJAMIn. WOOD,
"ata New Yorh Rssva 'Buiidins,
no, 10 Cat1 ,HsA Square, New York.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rNHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BhTTBED AGAINST
Il despotism for four years Of blood and terror, In
assertion of the sancty of the Constitution patriot
lam sufficiently broad to embrace both scctons has boen
s only guido, and refers with honest pride to ts
record to show that it has not turned to the right the
left under oil tho violence of arbitrary power.
True to Is principles THE NEWS las been through
tho reign Of terror challenges public confidence In
honesty and Independence for the future
The political transition of the present day opens
THE NEWS new and wider field Of usefulness. Sta
Ing 1t ways has, the involabiity of tho Co
sitution, ing to the Interpretation of the
constructonists 1t presents raying ground for oil,
both sections, who friends of generous
sm. AS true and tried exponent of sectional amity
occupies position which makes 1t the fitting media TO
In holding up to the party Of order in both sections In
erests and principles that breadth and vitality TO
their alliance AS intersectional agent, devoted to
freedom OF election, to trial by jury to the sapctty
the kabeas corpus and opposed now, for four Of
It has been to tho Capitalization that dares to
trample on the rights Of states North South THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before II
great body of this once FREQ people.
The circumstances Of the moment make the dissem
mination Of the principles OF THE NEWS duty Of
dividual patriotism. Every man who concurs in 1t
doctrine must If he entertain true Of freedom
do in spirit Of Indifference but rather with the
earnesness Of high trust. Justified, nay bound, in
his love of liberty TO do so the proprietor places tn
canvass he makes here Of the public generally In the
hands Of those who give him the approval of their
condolences his individual agents Every reader Of
TREEEW not avoid the conviction Of duty which
here pointed out tho ground Of the request that he
urges It's claims for q wider support upon all OF his
friends and neghbors who give their sympahies
the of "Btrct construction intersectonal
citation and all the righs of the citizens under the
tenn, set by our fathers, Of liberty regulated by law
The proprietor Of THE NEWS calls, therefore. upon
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discharge to their convictions OF political right at this
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to the influence of his paper, daily semtweeky,
weekly. the wider power for good which 1t seeks here
through the service Of its individual supporters.
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On Reasonable Terms,
At No. Ss Hasel.street,
600 BDLs. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
OOO 100 bb1s. Brown Sugar, assorted
80 bbls. Crushed Sugar
80 bags Cofeo
20 bags Pepper
20 bags Spice
bags Ginger
bales Gloves
cases Nutmegs
25 boxes Ground Ginger
200 boxes Adamnntine Candles
25 barrels Herring
100 kegs Dutch Herring
100 boxes Cheese assorted
100 Kits Mackerel
100 4 bbls. Mackerel
rs 4 bbls. Mackerel
80 bbs Mackerel
Is kits Salmon
80 boxes Goldfish
1O9 kegs and boxes Herring
100 boxes Soap
200 boxes Starch
25 bbis. Mo1asses
IS bbls Copperas
80 kegs EPSON Salts
% caseB Cotton Cards
Is cases Wool Cards
IS cheats Hyson and E. B. Tea
AFuLL ASSORTMENT Of
PICKLES.,
Oysters.
Salmon,
Peaches, =
Pine Apples. &c. &c.
JOHN KING & CO.,
Msrch5 mwf No. SO HAsEI-STREET.
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THE
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TURE, the choicest stories Of tho best writer's
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The GENERAL NEWS Is admirably selected and con-
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readable form as it be placed 1t comprises
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The COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCR il carefully pre-
pared, and includes reliable MARKET REPORTS from
points, which not excelled by any journal In III
country.
Send the names OF all Friends Of CONSTITUTIONAL
LIBERTY, and We will send them SPECIMEN COPIES
FREE.
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THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX
ENLARGED.

Great Reduction I'm the Rates OF Adver.
ttstnS.
FTHHE COLUMBIA PHOENIX PUBLIsMED DAILY
Il and Tr-weekIyl hns been GREATLY ENLARGED
and in tho quantity and quality Of its rerdjnR matte,
win compare favoraby with any paper In tho State Thu
subscription price to The Daily is $40 year; TriWees
iy 81.
The terms for transient advertising have been RE.
DUCED OVER TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT; while tht
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extent to place the columns of the paper within
thu -eaoh OF deaisrs and manufactnrers geuera!tyr
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-Iaunary 2s Proprietor Coinmoia PhnniI.
6lE n DA YI--A4GNTe ,SAHVlnD AO
DGO eei new and wonderful SEWING MACHINE
uie enty cheap one licensed. Address BHAH q CLARK
Biddatord Main septeoher 10
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Marchid

Z PUBLISHED EVERY gkTUniokY SSOHHfJ1a m
Ra,aon ths toSp q psnnsstsviils q D Y. r. ann
,:Ss 5ssns =; q aoiAts s,uuia sy.ne.,.vsts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

tESoHETHiNs New! A Transparent Tin Fruit
Can,-Spratt's Patent Self Sealing oan--Improved.
Tho objections heretofore found with tin Cans
were that you could not SEE that your fruits were
keeping in good condition with the
metal top heretofore used the galvsnic action pro-
auoed by tho contact Of the two metals caused
them TO corrods, 50 that it became difficult TO open
them and at the same time, formed q black SCUM
the upper portion Of toe fruit In tho oan being
alike I'm rhoissome and unsightly. This improve
mslt con.sss in supplying glass cap or stopper,
In place o. the lead heretofore used which IL
impervious to the action Of acids, and will not Ia
jure the fruits either In appearance or wholesome
ness, and they can with care DO used for number
OF seasons. 1t enables you to see what kind Of
tin Can possesses advantages over glass Jars from
their not being liable to break n the operate Of
putting up the fruit, or In handling. These Cans
have been extensively used In Wilmington ssd VI
oinity for number Of years. and have never failed
to give entire satisfaction They are sold at slight
advance on the price Of common Cans. For sale BY
HsERY =. PICKLES, Nos 7, and Eat Fosrt
Street, vii, Del.
K,rdlag and Stove Wood.-oak and Pine
wood, sawed and split, So 90 per cart load, or
in bexes at the usual rates. Leave orders with
Geo. ". Bush, French street wharf.
Attention Batchers.-We are now paving the
highest market rates fer rough nat and grease
of all descriptions, Harris h Co., Corner Wstsr
and Orange SITS.
KiadGng and Stove Wood, sawed and split, q,
s. per cart load, or in boxes, at the usual rates
at the Goa yard of John II. Turner, Water 81.
| between French and King SITS. aug 10 stw
Pickles is selling fruit jars very low, 81 BIZ
store No. ala Market street. Call and try soms
Boarding. Three young men can be accom-
modstsd with board at ais West Fourth street
| Yarsl Ydrr! Yarn BEST quality woolsI
ysrn--sll shades-st the lowest priees, Of Mrs
LuTrs, I0e West Seventh street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

tR~I have this day opened my fall stoc h Of tim
mugs, hosiery, gloves, 30 Jehn Il, Froek No.
70b Market Street, Third door above Seventh st.
IY-Just received few doseu of very Inc Pearl
Bel, Buckles which will sell at the lowest mar ct
price. John Frsck, 7O5 Markets, next to St.
Paul's N. L. Church.
Base Ball players can always procure 5aTs OF hos
quality, Eagle and Star Balls, at Italians Segar
store, No. II East Fourth street. may flat
yI have just received tho latest stPIe of Fail
dress and CLOAK buttons in great variety. John 4
Frook, 70b Market street
TThe latest style of bugs ornaments, ginps
and buttons, for fall trade at John T. Frook No.
706 Market street.
6ecure your U. 5. 5-2Os from loss by theft or ire
Persons who keep their bonds abou the house, or
others who wish to insure against loss, can have
them converted into registered bonds, by applying
to r. r. Robinson Co, Bankers, corner Of Fourth
Market SITS
Balls, Bats, Score Cards and Books for Base Ball
players, for sale at Italians Segar Store, No II
East Fourth street. may 81 At
u|Ladles' fine Buckskln Gauntlet Gloves al 70.
duOed rates, John e FrocK, 7O5 Market st., Third
door above 7th,
For Sals-A desirable dwelling, No 3ls East
Third Street. Apply to VIM. II. Curry, No. 800
Market Street.
WGntsd-A young lady wishes boarding in
private family. Address e /" at this office
In Store and for Sale, new Msckerel and Mess
shad, Also Chester County Timothy Seed, and Moro
Phillips Super Phosphate, by Jos. Allderdics, N.
W. corner OF Front and Orange SITS. augSO If
Waate9 Two unfurnished rooms in respeota.
Bile part Of the city, by lady and daughter Ap
ply at this office.
JOHN JACKSON SONS, Bill Posters and
Bell Ringers, No. 0, Wort 9Th Street. Wilmington,
Del. augls smos
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

EdaedhsEd' "A speelaI meeting Of the
Board OF Education was held last Wednesday
evening, when Aessrs. Gawthrop, Coleman AID
Naf we're appointed standing committee to
arrange the scholars in the schools, and traus-
fer from any scIool or otherwise, as NAV be
conVeniest for the scholars or beneficial for
c'assl hcation, SO as to fill vacancies and make
room for applicants, &c. They were instructed
&c consult With the visiting committees in The
performance Of their duties. Thecomni,,aa. a.
tered upon the work at once and flled M Ia M
per room in No. 4, and graded the other scboais
as they deemed the necessity Of the case 70
quired. We believe the arrangement, vii
prove beneficial, Tho Secretary OF the Bosra
was also directed to call attention to the rnl,
providiag that II any tchslar shull be sbsso,
Two half days 10 one week unless on accom-
OF sickness or death 10 he family, be or al,
shall he suspended, and lose hB or her sea-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
DIED.

10 this City. on the ID inst, of Consump.
ton, john A. Burgi, il the 3Oth year OF his age.
The friends OF the fanny are respectfully In
vited to attend the fu esal, from his etc re i
dence, No 6l0 West Front street, on this Moa-
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock, without further no.
tice.
September Ilth 1856, Ann Chapman, vile
of Fransis Chapman in her so. year.
10 Ohestertown, on Wednesday ast OF Ty-
phoid Fever, at he residence OF her Mother,
Mrs Mary Perkins, Sallie Nauiain, wife OF
Thomas n. Naudaiu of Aiddlotown Dol, aged
Il years, 6 months, aHd 10 days.
Near Smyrna on the oth inst, Harry D. son
of ]. Douglas aud Susie A. Coverdale, aged |
year and months.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
MAHRI RID

On the 10th inst, by Rev. Thos. l.. Pouson
Mr., Thomas .. vankrk and Miss Mary E. Big
ger, all OF Delaware Oily.
In Bridgetpr, N. j. on The 18th inst, by
Rev. G. W Folwel Mr. ARENAS W. Mitch
ell, of Roundout, N, Y, aud Miss Eliza E, Fol
we'll Of Bfidgeton,
On the oh last, by Rev. P. o'Brian MIR.
john A. Burgi, to Miss Jounie Mahoney, both
of this CITY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Loo5Foco NOMINATIONS. Locotocos aid
a County meetit 81 New CASTLE, on Saturday
and nominated the following ticket;
Serdtor'-Dr S. Chandler Mil Greek Hun
dred, John T Price, Pencader Hundred.
Reprsscniattpes.---J. Poulson Chandler, Chris
tisne ID, Df. Allen V. Lesley, New Castle Hid
James Bradford, Wilmington, Leonard g Van.
1egrif:, st. Georges William Dean, whi.,
Clay Greek, George +. Brady, Red Lion Ben
jamin Gibbs, Appoquinimink I'd.
Lcpy Coar.,-Joshua B. Barker, Mil Greet
Id, William Polk, St. Georges, William K
Bright, Red Lion, William F, Smedlsy Whit,
Clay Greek, Joseph Roberts and Gideon E
Rothwell, Appuquiniwink Hundred
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

SoLpIERs AND SAILORS PIc.NIo The soldiers
and sailors having been Disappointed by the
rain on Tuesday last, hay. determined to hold
a Picnic in Governor Riddles woods today
the nth inst, the anniversary OF the battle OF
Au,ietam. We hope that II will be largely at
tended and pass off pleasantly. The battle Q,
Anrietam WAS a very important one in oul
country's history, and will long be remembered
by the rebels with bitterness. We presume
that good speakers will be on hand, bat VI
have not heard their names.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

1ITLFOHD1 UEL,i september Y Isb5
MR. EDlToR You will allow us / heae
through your columns, (.he Excelsior Base
Ball Club of Milford to return To the cham
pion Diamond State Base Ball Club OF Will
mington, our sincere thanks for the foe pres
emit made to us Ola magnificent set Of balls
bats aud bases. By us i will be ever cher
lsned and remembered with the deepest sen
,nents OF gratitude. aad may each one of the
members of the Diamond State Club, long
I've uni may health, wealth aud prosperity
attend their Efforts and all their expectation,
through life be amply realized This ia tbs
wish Of every member OF the
EXCELSIOR 3. B. c.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

NOMINATION EtEorIos. The Executive Com
mittee OF the Union party, at tue mest'lg on
Wednesday last, resolved tina, the nomination
election for members OF the Legislature, Levy
Court and other officers be held Oh Saturday,
the 22d inst. between the hours OF two o'clock,
and seven, p NJ, 10 the City of Wilmington,
and two and six, P. Nj, III the respective Hun
dreds. tits to be hoped that the Union voters
will generally turn out and sslect tae mos
popular men for csa-id ,:es as the result OF th
Inspectors elsctiou may oe reIa' lel az cFI
erionos yhat will take pltcs il November
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

PoLlrloAL NorloB. Eve desire to say few
words to the public. In conducting this pa
per we strive to discourage everything like
personal abuse, and these interested should
take notice that we cannot admit attacks on
the personal characters of candidates into our
columns. Criticism on the public acts Of pub
lie men III decorous language Is proper enough
but mere scurrilous personal abuse is Got.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
WIDOWs INCREAsEp PENSION,

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE CORRECT FORMS
l for making application for widows increased PEN
sons All soldiers widows now lowed in addi-
ton to the s. per month o. month for child
under 10 years Of age. Make application 1T once. Ny
charge Is only IS Tor attending to this business. This
Pension DO o5taine that tch widow will
be able 10 draw he5 money Marsi 4th 1881,
WIN. b. WlqG1NS,
o. s Army and Navy Claim Agent
sept lO-lm No. $40 Market ST., Wilminqton Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

---.-..-.. INV OAF1 = NvLN ~ uN, U Ilf THNNs
Upon hsapElIieAtion Ct ANNiI hlTH, Admiai,slra
dred, in New Ca tie County, drceaArd; III IN OR
DERED and dirsctOd by the Register thHtthe : lmiu-
atrRtriI aforesaid notice Of thu grtuilrE isTf
OF Admin strsou urrn the tate ol hr terts Vtth
thu ate OF grantiH thereof hl eau aiug tyHt sits
10 be posted within FORTY DAYS IRON dAtt O. . -
'ers In six OF the mO6t public plAcra Of q ~, 81
New Osatls, rssblTtnY all uerHuur hAvtr. urRnd-
against the Estate to present the s-In' o-H ~ an
Act OF Assembly iu NuCb CaAe UAdrNnf prn f 2 hni
also the to nc iLsfrtsd Within tho Ham ~
Rod In the Delaware Repu can nsvrnErer publish
cd in Wilm ton anu to bo continued thersia too
months,
III Givsn nier the hand and SrEl o On eF ~ the
Is. 81 gegHter aforesaid. at eN CR.tor New Issue
(~1 90. aforesaid, thu day and Year abb Y" iTu'
L, q. FNAlA, Erfgi"Ts
EoTIOE.-All -rsonR d viLg claim Gghrst N" Va
tate OF The de, earsd must " cstu tnuuErio duly ar
ed 10 the Adminis'rstri1. N o. lHIoro ihr 800 d.
OF August, A. D., 1867 tr abide inc hrt Of 3 ..'fV
Augs2 m lIrlnaltetf tx,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Knowles Matthew J
Knight Gsorss
Lobb Sallie h
Lyman Thos Jr
Morrison Mary A
Morrow e a
Mickey Widow
Meeteer Margaret
Miller john
Morrison John W
Perkins Charles
Pyna Lydia
Rice w W
Reeser Joseph
Rahile Maria s
Stork W L
Swan Charles
Smith Emaline
Settler Frank L
Stump DR. J W
Sarchet Jos 7
Taylor A O
Taylor Frances Fl
Turner Joseph
White Annie O
Wright J T
Williams Prucilla
Whitelock VIM
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

-,,.,, NkW VAHTlt IIIFIY, NU"U-T n n -TI-
TTPON the applicable of ThulA- N..Iua fuu T. B. f.
~ tor OF thr last v I'll aud t'stal.enf al l5tu
CLARK, late Of ChrI-'i,HH Ilun0r,a o. u#. rtuu
ty, decd it L. ord,'rd rra tit, Ift - t',. Is
Ester that the ENrcMiur At rtsEIl Yutee 90 Ihe
granting OF letter. T.r taG.rItnr. ..l f- I.f. al
the deceased, vii tie AT al iI. lhafg.f. 5 tIup
ing rtiHeWggts to De pn.tra 4Lu tutty IT. g., if
the dateOf such rtt"ra, IL pt tr nic lHre7
OF the Co Ihty Np- .a u4.f.,. i. f4 IHr
demands against tisp b.. -tr, If -tr.t
ahideby Act Ut Ar.. iHhiA ... .Up ru.I m
yiiCi And slpn clH-Ft ..i.l .t . .,a ~ IN.
the same period in the Fs'aas|. ltlH strrL ..rs
peg publishei IN I'ru .t4t O, f4-
In two months,
I-~-~l uiyeu unlef chi aArda aud -p,! n. uMloulfhp
=. s. Ike Eistsr ator, Ne H-glr ia o. 1 s-
(-N-N tie County aIOresHtu. tlr .-y tnU FtIl pLfT-
written, AuEfrI= q. -TiAft,. .E5I4 as
NUTlCE-All per6nus Lavtuv# H.f# tr .r.T. tf.. ~
tate Of the dt9eHfrd inu-t IJt.rf gr It=. o.. tf..
ted 70 the Eaecut e., GA .-. d gIzi I'd laA7,
abide the Act of Assem-. l1It 1. cane t.r !. an
provided. THOMAS Ttt .El' tIluh. EKrguIur
Address, W lniugtuu. BEL. 4t..I ftl
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

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