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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

TEE DIyysassos.-Ths editor Of the Della
ware Gasstts denounces the charge of Judge
Underwood of Virginia, as "the most malig-
nsnt address that ever emanatsd from the
Bench in this country, and 'i-Srace to the
State aud Government in whose name and be-
half it was made" he does this because the
Judge is earnest in his condemnation OF tres-
son and traitors and desires their punishment.
Had he applied similar terms to loyal men
for having induced others to enter tho army to
sustain toe Government, the editor of the Co.
ssas would have applaudei him as fearless
champion Of liberty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

TEE oBrHASs.-Ths editor Of the Gdsst's Is
90 anxious to secure the votes of the soldiers.
that he would raise the dead. or make orphans
of children whose parents are living. Hear
him:
There are clsrkships that a poor soldier who
has lost leg In fighting for the "life Of thu
nation might have Oiled, sud with econom!
KAYE kept frugal wife, and his o,phdS chill
dran.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

RAILROAD AooIDEsT,-Phiiadelph June 8 {.
The mail from Pottsvile, due here at 7
O'Clock yesterday, ran off the track at Valley
Forge, caused by the switch being open. The
whole train went down an embankment
twelve feet high. Thomas Dornan, mail con-
ductor, was frightfully manglsd and died
shortly after. young girl had both legs
broken, but no other passengers were Injured
except by bruises. The fireman Of the train
was killed Instantly. This ia the first fatal
accident on the Reading railroad in twelve
years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
Registers Omce.

NAwYAsTLs NousTI, htril 2oth, 1850
~ OF the last Will and Testament of LSraine stots
enburg, late Mill Creek Id. in said Co., decd; itis
ordered and directed by the that the bxsou
sersssid give notice Of the granting Of ;stists Tes
OF granting thersof, by causing embellishments To be
n AT Of tha moatpuhIfo nIeeso hsnnI,
Castle, requiring all persons having demands asanst
the estate, to present tn alb Idle Ant
Assembly in such cSse made and provided. Ana also
cause thesame to be inserted within the
the Delaware Republican, in viii
mingten, and to be con ued therein tv month";,
Wi Given under ths hRnd and Seal Of Cfhos o
81. the Registera ioresaid atNeN 0ssto. In New
f--S~-N CASTLE County GfOreEst1, the uab sud year
above written. R0BEKT q. Hhhik. hsRtate
NOTIOE.-All persona having elaine against tie fs
tate of the deceased must preHeat the duly attest
ed to the Executor, ON or before April 2nth l5el,
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made aud
provided. SAMUEL A. BAILEY,
ap % 2m kxecutor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

As,ent,os The members OF the Executive
COMMITTEES Of the Union Party Of New oa'.e
County, are requested to meet at HiAnnard'
uo,s, An this city, on Monday the llth inst
a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF organ
i,,,iou, and the transaction of such business
az may be presented.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
Great Bargains.

The Season, is now at its height, and before II
commences to decline We think it best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates. So persons still in
want of any kind OF Boots and Shoes, will find a
large and well sell oted stock at the old stand, No.
West Second Street. 1t seems hardly necessary to
20 ito particulars regards the goods and prices,
but will say that those who come will not be dis
| appointed in either. We would call the attention
OF The ladies to assortment Of Bslmorals, Skat
Ing boots de, and the attention of Gentlemen tC
our hne Calf Boot. double soled calf, Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof. We now have one o
the bert assortment of goods to be found in th
sity. Call and examine. B. +. CHALFANT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
Regisfer,s Office.

,IpoN A. NsN NAsTtE EVnHEF May u -.
~ cutor of the last VIII and Testament OF James w.
Culbert late Of Brsndywine Hd in said co., decdi tits
ordered and directed by tine lhAtthe
tor .fortsaid give notice ofthe granting q Letters
of granting thereof, by causing Rdvrrtseme be
posted within forty days from the date oh Letters
lnsix of the most public pacea OF the county oil New
Castle recurring all persons having demand
the Estate to present the abide by Act Of
Assembly 1 n such case made and provided And ais
cause.-the same to be Inserted SithiI the same period
In the Delaware Republican, ubliHhed n
Wilmington. andto 10 oontinu Ell hsre tvo months
WI Given under the hand and Seal OF Obee
}bB. the Register aforesaid, At New Castle, In New
above written Il. U. FRAN, Register
NOTIOH.-Ail pernons having claims Xgainbtt n 9
Estate the deeeAEeh must prssep ths same duly
tested to the Executor, on or before MAY 9th, A,
ID, 1867 or abide the Act of AHEeuitly u incl care
aie and provided, JAMESC AKIN,
Nay 10 2m. Executor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

MItK.-The authorities Of Bostoa have re-
Gently been invsstig ating the milk business In
that city, and In one sstASlishnent found tour
large casks OF refined whiting, weighing 24oo
pop ads This DlSed with water, made q cheap
but We should say not very good substitute fol
mils We trust that this brand of milk will b,
confined TO Massachusetts and no, eItend /,
this neighborhood,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

The President ofthe United States has issued
d proclamation against the Fenisns, decls
ring their proceedings a high misdemesnor,
forbidden by the laws of the Uuited States ss
well as by the law OF nations, srd snthorisipg
the employment of the land spd naval fsrcss
Of the Government for the arrest and proven
ton OF such unlawful expeditions.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

On the 9Th instant, at the residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. W. ]. Stephenson, Mr..
william NJ. Field, of Philadelphia, Pa, to Miss
JEANNE, only daughter of James Riddle, Esq.
No cards.
AT the residence OF the brides father, in
Philadelphia, on Thursday. May 3ls., by Rev.
Vaughan Smith, OF Summerheld ". church,
D. A. Vernon, of Media, Pa, to Miss Annie j.
Bacon
On Thursday morning. juno 7th, by the Rt
Rev. Alfred Lee, D D Charlie, A. Maxwell oil
Philadelphia, to Fannie o. Likens, grand
daughter OF Dell Noblit, Sr of this city. Nc
| cards.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
TIE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
No. sos Arch ST., Philad eIphia

North side, above eth.)
We would respectfully inform the public that nAvs
opened DINING AND ICE DREAM SALOON at the
above named location, where will be happy TO walt
all who may favor with call, all Of the day,
from 6k A. NJ, to 10 M.
good Roast Dinner Of any kind, with potatoes bread
and bntter, 80 Gents The same with three vegets
bles and conee, 60 cents. We will always keep hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON.
ZINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES,
ZOE CREAM AND JELIIEs,
Also, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYBUPS.
The location being CENTRAL renders 1t des rabls psss
for Ladies' and Gentlemen Of city well Of the
| surrounding country, JANIS hRGRATTks,
MAyll-a AasAssE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
REGIsTER7s OFFIOE

- NRw UABTLk UOUNrY, May 10, 1865.
ITP0N the application of George G. Cleaver Ad.
" miniHtrator OF Thomas RRtiR late Of ct. Georges
Nd said o. decd II ia ordered and directed By
Register that the Aforesaid
the granting of Letters of pom sAas
OF the decensed with the date OF gran thereof
causing advertisements to be posted within forty
from the date of such Let ers In six OF hs publ
placer OF tho County OF New ORae, requiring all per
sons having gains the Estate to present the
and provided. And also the be inserted
within the period in the DelRWAr bIicsn,
published in Winin Rton and to be contn-
ued therein two months.
~ Given under the hand ard Sea of ONCE tb .
SaS Re aforesaid at New Castle New Castle
~ Co., aforesaid, the day and year above written
- X, o. FRAlM, Reg Bter.
NorIOB.-All persons having olsms 4Eainsl the 10
tate OF the deceased uy Rttsssd
to the Administrator or before May 10, 1867,
Abii the Act of Assembly in such msds aud pro
vided GEORGE q. CLEAvER,
IA Pm tmtn mat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

We have not received the returns from the
other Hundreds, but the msj ority fer Mr.: Allen
in this city insures his nomination.
Wilmington SOL; Bellew $685. VIM
Buckingham l9.
Brandywine, Eastern District.-Curry
Bellew 90 Buckingham 2.
Brandywine, Western District. Curry 81
Bellew 30; Buckingham ls.
Christiaua.-Curry 70; Bellew 81
ppoquinimink-Curry 81; Bellew 20; Buck
ngham 8.
The vote for Coroner 10 SO close that the re
turns from the other Hundreds are required Il
determine who 10 nominated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
AN ACT to amend chapteI 70 of tho Revised Code,

AN ACT to amend CHARTER 70 of tho Revised Code
entitled of the City of Wilmington" Be it Gu.
acted by tho Sena' and House Of Representatives
Of the Slate of Delaware. In General Assembly
met two thirds of each house concurring:
SECTION Ist-That Section 81 Of Chapter rs OF the
Revised Code, be amended by the addition thereto
Of tho following words and figures, viz "And the
City Council may further In their discretion, In
granting such application, cause such street, lane oil
alley, or any part thereof to be paved between til.
curbings ageoablS to the true regulations Of said
street, laGe or alley, under the direction Of tho
Street Committee, in the Same manner with the
same powers and effect to the same extent and sub
isct to the provisions Of Section "a Of an act to
amend the Charter OF the City Of Wilmington
passed at Dover, February 20, 1857, he same as !
their said action were taken under the authority
said last mentioned Section and upon the applica
ton of two OF moro treeholders residing or holding
property on such street, lane alley to cause 1t Il
be paved,
Passed at Dover January rs, 1855
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

Nkw UAsTLs Uo1arI, ApriI "a Icy.
~ istrntIiK Of Nathan Strong, late Of IT Geerges
direotad By the Register that he idmi nistrAtriI
aforesaid, give notice of the granting of Letters
of ADM nj str alton upon the Estate OF the deceh-
sed, With tho date Of granting thereof, BY esus-
from the date Of such Letters sI of this most public
places of Countyof New Castle. requir az all Per
sous having demands against tho Estate to the
same, abide by Aot of Assembly in such made
wlthin the same period in the DeRwLr
ued there in wo months.
I~) Given nder the hand nd Sea- ohice o fth .
3. Register Aforesaid, at New CATTLE 4 New Gas
tc-i tle Ooanty'aforessid, the day and year aboy
written. h. U. RRAIM, Re gister.
E0TIOE.-Ai' persons having elniyns against the Ms
tate OF the deceased present the duly
ted to the ADM before the
April A. o.. 1867, abide thu Act of Atsembly
Ase made and provided. CYNTHIA NJ, srRoNG,
az % smos Administrative.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
ssssd at Dover, January rs, 1855
STATE OF DELAWARE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
/, GUSTS ". WRIGHT, Secretary Of State Of
the State Of Delaware, do hereby certify that the
foregoing and annexed Is q true copy OF IN act OF
the Gsnsr Assembly OF this State entitled Au act
to amend chapter rs Of the Revised Code, entitled
'of the Git. OF Wilmington" passed. at Dovsr, jan
uary 25th, 1868, the same having been compared by
ment.
In testimony whereof I have hcreunto set my
hand and ofioial seal, at Dover, this the 9th
Us day Of March, In the year Of Our Lord on'
thousand eight hundred and sixty six
GUSTS w WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

Nox,xAr,os ELEorron.-The Union nomin-
.,;oo election for Sheriff aud Coroner took
nlsoe last Saturday, and resulted as follows
P'' q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
ase gIster's Omce,

NkW UAhTLh COUNTY, April lth, 1856,
ITppn the application OF Rachel J, Robipson and
" Margaret n. Robinson EIenuLrixs the Last " III
s9d Tssispsnt 81 JAMES RoBiNtoN late OF White
10 OkDEREp and directed by tho AeEister that In .
fxscurtxs Aforesaid, give notice 81 the sran;ins Of
Letsrh Parliamentary the Estlte OF the deceased
With the date Of granting thereof by causing adye.
seents to posted within iorty days troE the date
q suoh Letters in siI OF the most public placer of the
County OF New Castle, requiring all persona having
demands against the EHtRte, to present the same,
4bide by az Act OF Assembly in ruch casr made and
crowded, Ana also the DO ted with
In the same period in the Hepu news
In Wilmlns ton, and 10 he eonunu ed
therein two morths.
"a IS Register aforesaid at New Castle In New CASTLE
t-i 90. Rforssaid the day snd year annyn written
NuTloE-A persons STins elaiuia NEAins. ihs ks-
OF the deceased the attest
ed to the Exeeutrixs, before April 4h 1901, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in nneb mails pro
vidsd. RACHEL J. ROBINSON,
MARC ARkT II. ROBINSON
ExecutrI1h.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
$37l,so4 40

Bsss Boll.-A match game was played OF
Thursday afternoon last, between the lts Gu
Base Ball Club of Philadelphia, and the W
waset of this city; up to the close OF the thir
innings the contest was close and each cob
sapguine Of success. Tae conclusion OF .
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

Home Ruus-Windle l (; Perkins /. FLY
Catches -Itasca 4 Wawaset Missed Fly
Catches-Itssca 5 Wawaset 4. Umpire-T
G. Malone, Diamond State B. B. q. Scorers
r.. NJ. Slack; II. Graves
Base Ball players can always procure Bats Of best
quality. Eagle and Star Bills, at Hallam's Segar
Store, No II East Fourth street. may 2-At
Diamond State u.s. dtlas,--The game of Base
| Ball between these two clubs was played OF
Delaware City, on Friday, the 9Th ins'., with
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

TEE CASE OF JETTERsoS DAvls.-At the re-
quest OF the Cover ment the trial of Mr. Davis at
klcnmond, Las been postponed until the drst
Tuesday i'll October, at wnlcA AN Chief Jue-
tice Onase will be prepared " preside end
the Attorney General ready to prosecute, &C.
cording 10 the programme intimated by Judge
Underwood, unless his case is previously dis
posed OF by the Government, which 10 alto
eetuer probable. The alleged ressons fol
this delay are the prese Mt illness OF Distrio
Attorney Chandler, the anticipated length o.
the trial during the hot sommer months, and
the fact although indicted tor treason by thii
eou,t, Mr. Davis is not yet in it's custody, but
Government otste prisoner at Fortress Mon
roe
The dispatches from Washington state tina
Mr. Davis will no doubt be released Oh parole
At 40 early day.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
DIED.

In New Albany, Ind, on the 3lst of May,
James B. son of Lewis W. Stidham, in the
2sth year ofhis age. His remains were brought
to this city and inferred in the cemetery last
Wednesday.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

AMERICAN RIBLED CANNON In one thing the
English are forced TO acknowledge American
superiority, and that isr IL the manufacture of
rthsd cannon. The London Standard argues
that England, thus far, mas met with poor sue.
cess IL her attempts to manufacture improved
s.tillery, and that journal goes on TO say ;
ALREADY the Americans have made 6ftesn hun
dred lo-ilch guns which have been tetsed to
be perfectly safe for q thousand rounds with
spherical shot Of t4o pounds, and powder
charge Of 80 pounds. fney have also 20 inch
guns, throwing round projsotilss of 1850
pounds, with powder charge OF 100 pounds
These guns have been tested TO 800 rounds
Two American turret ships are armed with
these 2o-inon guns, snd from the nature oil
their armament would be more than a match
for tue whole of the Engish iron-elsd Zee
combined" Such concession DO this from
an ardent hster OF the Union rs the 6tsndsr,
has always been, 10 quite significant.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
persona PrsmaturaIy cray

Persons Prematurely gray
Cha have their hair restored to its natural oolor by
using
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER.
1t is the best article known To preserve the hair
preventing It's faliog out and making lifeless, sth,
brashy hair
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
All who use it are unanimous 10 awarding 1t the
praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extant, and
without rival In restoring gray hair to iu naturs
color. Beware Of oounterfeis and imitations asa
for Halls aud take none other Price II. Sold bJ
all druggists.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11


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This preparatio 10 allied ReiuvenAtpr and
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The ased should he certain to IN rko the Bokrene q
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Persons, who by imprudencc, have lost their NATUR
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

Comp ound interest wauts d.
Iune 2 om
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16
The Soldiers Bounties.

The Jackson Csklken 8liudes 20 4 former
article of the Republican, where We notified
soldiers that the state Treasury would ad-
vance $3.50, 900, upon the present and pro-
pective receipts Of the current fiscal year
on account Of the Trust Funds. 10 pay sol
diers' bounties under act q, laws Of l5C5.
The Citizen thinks this Is poor consolation
70 the soldiers, most Of whom have already
parted with their right 10 State bounty a. a
shave OF from twenty-five TO fifty dollars
per man, and ask us 10 explain why these
parties we're not paid al an earlier Gate.
We do so briefly as possible.
The act Of 1865 authorized q loan Of 81,
600, 900. Tie State Treasurer, in April and
May, made every exertiOn 10 place this loan
in New York, but found IL impossible 10 10
il, except upon such terms as would have
been ruinous 10 the interests OF the State,
and highly prejudicial 10 the value CT state
bonds already in the markst. Tie bonds
to the amount Of $3.50 900 had been printed
in denominations OF thousands a provided
by the act, and il was supposed there would
be no difficulty in negotiating them The
State Treasurer finding This impossible.
was reduced 10 the only alternative, that OF
furnishing the bonds TO the Quarlermaster
General. as he required them % take up
the State bOuniies The bonds being Ia
thousands, could not be applied 30 take up
single bOuntles, and could only be used in
exchange for one thousand dollars O. bOun-
ties. Hence the soldiers, each having Il claim
Of only $3.50. were obliged 10 negotiate with
bankers and brokers, aud in that way the
Quartermaster General took up bouniles TO
the amount Of sos, 800, paying for the
same 10 State bonds. The Treasurer, this
spring, in consequence Of the heavy receipts
on account OF The Trust Funds, and The
small balance still due On State bounties,
found himself able 10 make the advance oi
$3.50, 600 to take up the balance due Fit
be asked why he did not apply the surplus
funds Of 1864 to this purpose, We answer,
because he was advancing in the same
manner on account OF the loan 81 1861.
which absorbed 1910, 600 OF the State sur
plus Of 1865. He was carrying the previous
loan in accordance with the law. and had
no money which could be lawfully applied
10 take up the loan Of 1860. The bouutes
have been quoted at sl33 to Sl35. and the
regular discount on State bounties has not
been as great as stated by the citizen
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16
STATE ITEMS.

One hundred citizens Of Hillsdale have
subscribed Sc, 600 TO bore for oil in that
locality.
The Livingston Republican says that 30
acres near the village OF Howell are to be
purchaselior cemetery purposes.
one hundred buildings are being erected
at Muskegon. They are perfecting arrange
ments for 4 telegraph line from Muskegon
to Ferrysburg.
new Jail is To be erected at Pentwater
Oceana Co.
Lake Superior and Sault Canal are open
u navigation.
The present number OF Good Templars
in Michigan is stated to be $4,000. one
hundred and thirteen lodges were institu-
ted the past year.
Gen. Cutcheon obtained 1925 at Owosso
Tor the State Monument Association.
The Owosso Base Ball Club is reorgauiz-
cd, and expects to enter the list for compe
titiOn with the best clubs in the state
The annual Sabbath School Convention
Of this State is to meet at Kalamazoo, June
5th, 1866. Hon. Lucien'Reed OF Mason. is
the Ingham CO. Secretary.
Last week some Williams took the corner
stone of the new Methodist church at Ann
Arbor and deposited it in pond loo rods
distant II was recovered the next morn
iug.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

The action of the Board OF Health OF our
city in causing a general Inspection to be
made OF all the residences and out build
ings Of the city, for the purpose Of abatng
any nuisance that might be injurious 10 the
health Of our community, must meet the
hearty approval Of all our citizens. But
there are other questions which they should
take into serious consideration. There are
many Of our Streets 10 be graded the pre-
sent season and the history Of the cholera
proves that all grading and sewerage are
dangerous 10 health, during the summer
and fall IL is quite certain that the chOl-
era will prevail IS an epidemic during the
summer months, and the fall and il IS al
most certain that the cholera will not COM
menee It's ravases before the lst Of July
Whatever grading or sewerage may be con
templated should be fully completed before
that time. IL will be little use 10 try to
guard against disease, unless such acton
Is taken. AS an Illustration Of the danger
OF this work during warm weather il is
said that at the time the cholera last ragged
rs al epidemic in Rochester y. y, a sew
er was dry upon q street where - new
brick houses, of which all the residents
were exempt from disease, Within three
days from the opening Of the sewer cholera
was raging in sixteen Of these houses. The
sewer was ut once filed up, and within two
days the disease had entirely disappeared.
All Improvements OF this kind, and all grad
Ing should be finished in May or Jane or
left for another season.