Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

| kSsioe III oHs-ln ne following cases nav
been disposed of since our last:
James R. Rodney, by officer Wipgale, lar
ceny, held to bail in Slo0.
Wayne Thomas, by officer Cbristy, vagrancy
sent to jail for 80 days.
Elizabeth Jochen, by officer Wingate, dis
turbing peace, held in $l00 bail.
John Kelly aud John Taggert, ASA ut an,
battery, by officer Heal, fined ST. and costs.
Edward Hyatt, by officer Heal, disorderly be
haviour, acquitted.
Charles Lewis, n, disorderly conduct acqut
ted.
/ Peter Massey, by officer Jones, indecent b.
haviour, S. and costs.
Elijah Short, by officer Dougherty. disorder.
y conduct, 5 and coats
John Piunline, VIM. Il aud Geo H. Wood
| ward, by officer Heritage, standing OH side
walk, disorderly conduct, &c, 50 and costs
each.
Martin Coleman. by officer, for drunkenness
90 cents and costs.
Andrsw Switish, officer Chrisly, disorderly
conduct, 81 aud costs.
James Leach, Officer Person, disorderly con.
duct, IS and costs.
Michael Cotton, officer Heritage, disorderly
conduct, ST. and costa
Theodore Schmit, officer Wiugate, selling
liquor on Sunday, held in 5000 bail to appear
at court.
Robert Stewart, officer Buck, vagraucy. go
days.
Matthew Bleyer and James Dunlevy, disor.
DERBY conduct, officers Legg, Heal and Jones,
50 and costs.
James y. Chaltant, officer Heal, drunken
ness and noisy, 81 and costs.
Thomas Hearth, officer Jones, drum keuness,
90 cents and costs
John Crawford and Henry King, drunken
ness, by officers Lcgg aud Heal, the former
% cents, and the latter 81 an, costs
II. Myers, reglecting to show peddler's
license, by officer Jones, fued $40
James Rohey aud John Kelley, by officer
Wingate, throwing bricks aud swearing the
first acquitted, the latter fined IS and costs
John McClaferty, officer Wingate, selling
liquor without license, held in 5000 bail TO
answer at Court.
Peter Perry, officer Wingate, selling liquor
without license, held in 5000 bail to answer at
Court.
Joseph Peoples, Wesley Thomas, n, officers
Heal and Jones, for drunkenness, 80 cents and
costs,
John Fitzgerald, officer Hyatt, drunkenness,
90 cents and costs
Simeon Dixon, officer Heritage, drunken
ness, so cents and costs.
Educate nal The Board of Education met
last Monday evening; Judge Hall in the chair,
Alter calling the roll, on motion Messrs. Quin-
by and Tailey were appointed committee to
examine the returns OF the election held on
Saturday. After doing so they repoted that
Allen Gawthrop had been elected from the
First Ward, Tor the term OF three years that
DR.. Watson Qninby had been elected from the
Second Ward for the term of three years; that
Henry Il. Pickles had been elected from the
Third Ward Tor the term Of three years, and
Geo. W. Vernon for two years; that hev. Geo.
r. Wiswell had been elected from the Fourth
Ward for the term OF three years; that Rev. l..
Coleman had been elected from the Fifth Ward,
for three years, H. H. ]. Naff for two years and
John Palmer Tor oae year.
The several members elect having bsen duly
qualified, the Board organized by re-electing
Judge Hall, President, aud John T. Robinson,
Secretary and TREASURER. On motion Mr. Tai
Icy and DR.. Quinby we've appointed to examine
the accounts of the Treasurer.
Orders were directed to be drawn for the
several In pectors OF the election. Adjourned.
Committees ofthe Board of Public Education.
On Teachers-Mr. Coleman, Wiswell, YER
ION, Kendal and Gawtbrop.
Ga Books-Mr. Wiswell, Nalf, Pickles DIR.
ouinby and Tslley.
On Finances and Accountable. Wilson, Mr.. |
rnlley and Nafl.
Visiting Communicable l DR.. Qu'uby and
ir. Talley.
No Mr.. Pickles and Naf.
No Mr.. Porter.
No Mr.. Gawthrop.
MOB Mr.. Vernon.
No Mr.. Naf and Quiuby.
No Mr.. Coleman.
No Mr.. Wiswell and Palmer,
Nos DR.. Wilson.
No 10 Mr.. Kendall.
School Elsction.-The School Election took
'lace on Saturday and below will be found The
esult IA few of the Districts.
No. 81, Mill Greek Hundred, james Stn sou
M Alban buckingham were elected commits
toner's, and John H. Woodward, clerk. Tax
1925.
District No. 6l, at Odessa, Samuel NJ. Enos |
nj Jonathan George were elected Commits
ioners and DR.. Aahora # Clerk, for tue current |
ear Fax raised, five hundred dollars.
School Elections. School Districts No Is and |
q both in Delaware City, held their annual |
iections IN their respective sch DOL houses, on |
the 7th last, for clerks and commits |
toner's. The latter elected B. N. 0gle, clerk,
ohm Patterson and John +. Fraley, commits
toners; and the former district elected A. e.
Davidson, clerk, Jesse Alexander and John W.
'atterson, commissioners. School No. rs is
aught by John Wood, ESQ, and No. &c by B.
v. Shatfer, Esq.
The Cholera at Misunderstanding news
'ver ono hundred and fifty cases and fifty
eaths-Preparo for the great epidemic Set
our house in order.-Prepare to ward it oil.
You can do il by using Dr. Simms' vegetable
holcra Syrup, which cared hundreds and
thousands OF cases in 1892 and l849, and 9TH
I periods when the fearful epidemic have Wis.
ed US. 1t never fails. There is no prepara-
on like il. Nothing has ever equalled 1t. In
hoiera it has no equal. In DiarrhDa Dysen-
cry, cramps, Collie, pain in the Stomach and
owels, and the summer disease3 OF Children
has long Since proved beyond all comparison
he best ever used. Prepared only by DR..
imm's h Son, 4th aud King street, Ply sicians
nd Druggists.
Fishing Large number of herring, as well
8 some shad, are now being caught along the
delaware river. Eight thousand herring were
aught in the locks Mt Delaware City last Mon
ay morning, by VIM. NJ Wingate, Esq, Lock
eeper AT that place. 1t is the custom to keep
ne lower gate opened during Sunday, when
o boats are allowed TO pass through the canal,
nd the fish, seeking fresh water, swim into
he locks, when the lower gate ia closed, and
hey are effectual'y penned. Then they arc
AIKEN cut on Monday morning by means of
ct. As many as forty thousand were thus
anght, at this place, one Monday morning last
eason.
Barn Burned by Lightning On Friday even
lg, the 9Th inst, the barn of Samuel Stewart,
"a, OF Pencader Hd,, was struck by light
ing, and burned down, together with contents
t hay, straw, &c, involving II loss OF about
hree or four thousand dollars. The barn was
insured at $1,000, and the contents at $500.
Base Ball "A game of Base Ball was lately
layed at Middletewn between the ''0lympic"
Hub of that place and the "Defiance" Club of