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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
For the Della ware Republican.


Ma. EDITOR IL hope you will permit an
humble Delawareau, native OF old Chris
tiana, although his father wss born 10 the
Emerald Isle, but through the persecution of
the tyranny of Great Britain be left his native
cline in response to the noble and beautiful
sentiment OF the sage OF Ashland, Henry Clay,
that "where Liberty dwslls that is my conn
try" Now, Mr.. Editor, at the time when this
accursed rebellion commenced, the true, in
trepid and liberty loving Irishmeu of this
Safe, responded to the call of the late beloved
and lamented Lincoln, and after serving their
terms faithfully, and when required again were
ready again and did march u oppose all Mt
the sacrifice of their lives TO uphold the &C.
vernment which sustained Republican insti-
buttons, and as believe was ordained by the
great Omnipotent to be the Asylum for the
oppressed of all nations.
The proclamation issued by President John.
son is not in keeping with the spirit of brave
and loyal lrishmen. 1t is true that the neu-
trality laws should be obsprved-think how
Canada and Great Britain sympathized with
tue North-the British possessions in this con
tinent were the Asylum for hories of Apos-
tates and Arch-TraitOrs. do not excuse all
apostate lrishmen-but rsmsmber Gen. Frau
ois Meagher, n Hrm, true and uudaunted Union
man, who molly upheld the stars and stripes
bat do mo- nor will sanction tho release o
John Mitchell who was liberated by Presiden
Johnson. call upon all good, true Irishmeu
to vote the Repubica ticket. belonged to
the Fifth Maryland Regiment Infantry, wal
wounded at Fair Oaks ia front Of Petersburg
AMI at Antietan, and was afterwards captured
aud was in Libby and Danville Tor fourteen
months. In conclusion permit me Mr.. Edito
to return my thanks to Ho1. Mr.. Cress Gil
Senator from Maryland, who upon all occa
sions used his untiring esertions to not onl
uphold the flag, but to render succor to tn
soldiers OF his State.
Fellow Irshmen of Delaware, don't be delu
ded by the willy schemes aud articles of me
sho opposed aud tried to prevent the nobl
son OF Erin, General Smyth, who early espouI
ed his adopted county, from using the electiv
franchise, whilst on home to see his family.
JOHN CARROLL,
Late Captain 5th Md. Infantry.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

NoficE.-Bsse Ball players are requested to look
to their interest and purchase their Balls and Bats
~ boddys He sells the Empire Regulation and
the Eagle Ball at 81. rs each, aud full szed Bats
sS.1a per dozen, and all other implements used III
The game, at equally reduced rates. He also sells
tablisBment in the State Those in want Of either
OF the above articles, good Ice Cream, had bstter
call during the playing seas n, at 22I Market St.
BY Order Of JOHN BOLDLY,
N. d Playing rules of the game may be OBJ
timed. jn2I.st
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

y FOREIGN NRws.-The foreign advices to the
9Th inst, brought by the steamship City of
Paris, are highly important. The proposed
Peace Conference had failed and war was re-
gsrded as inevitable. Austria, which had as
much to lose by going into the Cont renee
IS she is likely to put in peril by going to war
gave her assent to the Conference only on the
agreement that every Power shall pay a full
equivalent for any accessions Of territory
That Ia, If Prussia still insisted on demanding
the Schleswig Hostein Duchies, she was ex-
pected to relinquish corresponding provinces
on her southern frontier; and if Veuitia was to
be ceded to the Italians, the latter must pay
the fall value, not 10 money, but in some other
territory that she might be willing to relinquish
ia exchange for the Quidriate al. The French
Empsrors plan for getting Prussia, Austria and
Italy into conference in which he would be
the umpire, therefore failed, aud we may ex-
poet by each succeeding steamer to hear of the
nrst blow being struck in war the result of
which 1t 10 hardly possible to forsee. All the
parties have large armies prepared, and the
war is likely to be short, sharp aid decisive,
for neither of the belligerent parties are ia a
financial condition to sustain prolonged con-
test.
The forces of Austria are estimated at eight
hundred thousand men. Iaaly is preparing to
place her whole able bodied male population
In the field. Prussia has a larger and better
equipped army than ever before; and, if France
should take the field it is probable that the
oontendipg armies may reach an aggregate OF
two aad q half millions Of men. The effect OF
the European news has been to revive the gold
Excitement aud on Saturday the price wac
quoted as high as 1891 with much excitement
among the "shoris." The shipment Of gold
by the Saturday 8 steamers to Europe amount
ed to nearly 50 100000. The total shipment
for the week was ,O55 cal The total ex-
port OF specie from New York aud Boston,
from the beginning of May to the close OF last
week was Sal ,23l, lsO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

THURSDAY, JUNE 2l. 1866.

docs not like our sllusion to the Beverly
Tucker letter, 10 which reference is made to
tour friend, Senator Riddle" It shows from
what quarter the rebels expected kind offices,
and material aid, while engaged in endesvor-
ing to destroy our Government. Had it not
been for the many evidences of personal SYM
patty that they received from such friends,
they would not have dared to enter on the IN
hallowed work which filled our land with
mourning and male such onerous taxes neces-
sary. 1t matters not who showed u1 the copy
Of the letter, it is enough for our neghbor to
know that we saw it,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

THH OoPPnRHEAD, AND THE SOLDIERS. The
Editor of the Delaware Gazette, in view Of q
nomination election for copperhead candi-
date for Sheriff, became very fond of soldiers
those men whom he had abused during the
whole war, Will the Gazetta state why the
oopperheads refused to pay bounties to SOL
disrs 7 Why they even refused the cheap COM
pliment of q vote OF thanks to the soldiers P
Why the Oopperhead Legislature refused to
aid to bury our dead heroes who fell at Gottys-
burg Why, If they are SO fond of soldiers,
did they not run soldier on their ticket
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

gMac hinists and Iron Workers are invited to
ny the Neoteric soap manufactured by Harris 4
Co., as It removes black grease from the hands ard
face without exrs rubbing and leaves the skin soft
tnd smooth. Sold by all groeers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

Ma. EDIroR will you be good enough to
publish for me few words of thanks? Il may
be unusual 10 such connection, and may seem
prssumptous, but would rather suffer such
misconstruction than be thought ungrateiul
Tho fair aad festival for St. Johns Church
Sunday School were successful in every re-
spect to an unusual degree, and after return
ing thanks to Almighty God for His blessing
upon our labors, feel that hearty acknowl-
s1gmsnt lie due to the very many who so kindly
and literally assisted US in every way. mako il
thus publicly, because 30 large number OF
those helping US do lot formally belong to our
congregation, while many are members OF 9th.
or religious societies. Not few are unknown
to us even by name l am anxious that ali
should be assured of our very. warment graft
tude for their unexpected and generous sym
patty, both Of word and deed. The debt we
owe them will not soon be forgotten. 1t will
devotedly and humbly trust, only stimulate
US to greater diligence in retaining their char.
liable interest by the faithful doing of that
werk in which they have SO really shown their
friendly concern. LEIGHTON COLEMAN.
June 10th, 1866.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
OFFICE OF THE BUCKEYE OIL AND
BMINING COMPANY.

WiImiTgF0n, Jtne lin, Ibb5.
Notice hereby given to all Stockholders OF tile above
Company who have failed pay the Rsstssnent Ct -
per share the number of shared TO their credit
on the books of the Company the 81 day OF october,
1860, ueins the day which said assessant was made
md aso the OFFS % cents per share the
number of shares 10 their credit tile books Of said
Company, the 18th day Of March, 1856, beng Tho DAY
on which said assessment made that unlts7 tho
above assessments shs he paid to the Treasurer on or
before the s0th ns the stock shall b. Nertsed Tor
sale the property of snid deahltlng htoekholders
e11tlI CiJks H. LOuNDSBURY, Treasurer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

aEoossrRUorIoN. The work of reconstruc
tion goes on well, as the following from the
Richmond Enquirer OF Tuesday will show
The composing room OF the Enquirer office
was on yesterday the scene of n little sarprise
whom Mr.. X. O. Crump, the foreman, was the
reel pient ola set of Handsomely framed por-
traits of ex-President DAYS and Generals Lee
and Jackson, which were presented to him by
the editors and employees OF the office as a
mark of their appreciation Of his merits as IA
gentleman and craftamao. He responded in
neat little impromptu speech expressing his
gratitude for the Testimonial and he shape in
which it was offered, and hoping that thu mu
tual friendship 30 long existing between him
and the parties who bad favored him with this
token of their appreciation, might remain in
the future as firm and unclouded as In the past
The present was worthily bestowed upon one
who followed gallantly the lead of Lee and
Jackson, and still bears in lis heart OF hearts
an undying love and veneration fer both
those great leaders, as well as of the illustri-
GUS captive who PAGES the narrow lmit1 of II
prison-ceI 10 the sea-girt fastness of Fortress
Monroe,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
I'm portant to Carpenters and Builders
The Camp, the Battle Field and
the Hospital,

Or LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE GREAT
REBELLION.
Patriotic Roma,.tte Trdgieal Hsrote Political, and
Numerous.
speudily Illustrated with orer 100 nae Portraits and
b,autftui EnsrayDgs,
This work for GENIAL huaor, tender pathos, Startling
and hnuty stands peerless and nj ne
among nil it oompvtitor'. Tue valiant and hr!Ne
Married the Picturesque AMI Dramatic, tho Witt
and Marvellous tho Tender aud Pathetic The Roll u
Fame and Story Camp, Picket, Spy Scout, Byouae anu
sirse Startling Surprises; Wonderful Escapes, Famous
words and Deeds OF Woman, and tho whole Panorama
Of tue War here thrllingly portrayed In mastery
manner at once historical and romantic, rendering it
the most ample brilliant and readable book that the
war has called forth
Old Ageus teachers ladies disabled soldiers, energetic
yonng men and all In want Of profitable employment
will nd this the best chance to make money ye'
offered We want agent in every Town and Couaty.
send for circulars aud SEQ our terms.
Address, G. @. RAYMOND co,
!eIs-lma Ola Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
Uo.partnerslltp rs iice.

Wilmington. Delaware May 81, 1896.
JOHN JONES this day retiros from our firm and part
narah n. PuSEY, JONES l. co.
Wilmington DslAwarf, May 81, 1850.
THOMAS II. sANEIsY. Ia this day admitteda mem.
Der of our arm and partnership,
June IA St PuSBh JONES co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
Plastic SIate Roofing.

We are prepared to supply the public with fire and
water proof roof which is cheaper and durable
thin shingcs.
An ord - lett at T03 Washington St., or at WAY
GOODS, West Fourth ST., will be immediat attended
~ Juno Il 3mws JANNEY 1 ATKINSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

~n- TIE hno now Steamer, mJersey Blue,
be oh artered by Sunday Schools, &c
f,T ~ nlsions during the months OF July and August
Annly n c. fAGGAkT,
June l IN Philadelphia p. o., Box 25hs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
,VOOI! WOOL wOOLI!!

f,,E bichest market price paid I'D Wool by the sub
ssrLer at his Factory on dill Check and partculaT
attention will Ne paid - MANUFACTURING all knds OF
wooden gcoda for Farmers and Others, at feh onApie
prices. An excellent ssortmeut u hrst class summer
and winter Cassimers Flann.l, Sticking Yarn &C. on
Land left at G WVrrelfs Store, 22o Market e.
will be promptly attended to Address ,,,
THOMAS WoRRElL,
NAV 2mw. wilmington, bel.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
207 Shipley ST.. Wilmington, D .
Importers and Dealel'~ i,
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,

Coach, Saddlery e. Building FLAIR DWARF
onn y" tbep ,,e Tda and ne public to The lar;
and best selected stock of Iron and Coach iari-
wus, in the State, consisting in part as follows:
IkUN Best brands English aud American bars,
refined and common, hammered bands, hoops SCROLLS
ovals, half ovals half rounds, English Juhiata and
Norway slit r ds, BenzDn's superior Norway Horse
Nail Rods English and American pud4ied and
solid bloom thees
STEEl.-sMing, Country Blister and German
Hobach Steel, Sanderson's superior cast and sheer
Steel Cultivator Plates vaTiousslZes.
HARDWARE-Hor thoei hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails, Carriage aud Wagon Iron
Axles, Gitchells and other Elliptic Springs Cole
mans super;or Carriage bolts and'Axle Clips.
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes
Maileablo Iron for Carriage Works.
Backsmitbs Bellows, Anvis' Vises, sledge'
Hammers stocks and Dies and other to0lR.
Spencer o. lebrated Files and Rasps.
American Gimbct Pointed Screws
Trace Stage Breast, Back, coil and other chains.
Ames and other Shoves and Spa des.
Picks, Mattocks, Forks and other Farming lmple-
ments.
wieys, Atwoods and other Plow CASTING.
Beattys, Edge Tools, Barton IS Drawing Knives.
Butchers, Cnissls and Plane Irons.
Disston superior Saws Of all kinds.
Pughs and Tazswells Augurs and Brace Bits.
Vets Bench and other Planes
Iron Rivets, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets,
Lead Il inca Tin, Speeter, Solder an Babbst Metal
Iron and Steel, Ware sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods aud Fixtures, Mccallis.sr's points
for ditto.
Grindstones Cranks and Rollers for ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
| facurers prices.
Glass, Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Var
nishes.
Paint Mills Linseed, Lard and Sperm Oils, Turpen-
tine, fc.
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
Carriage, Cauods, Carpets, Cloths, Leather Laces,
&c,
IY- AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and WAGON
SpOkes Eelloes, Bop,, Shafts, Tongues lIubbs, &c.
| LIZ AGENTS for Dole, Silver and DEM ings
| unr vailed patent adjustable Tenanins and Hub
Boxing Machines Felloe Boxing attachments, 30
| [B. AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
| All of which will be sold at Lowest market prices,
| Wholesale and Retail june q ii
| Mn BARRETT DANIEL H. KENT, In. GARRETT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

I do borsbv nnooint unyes braves and Jackson
"a or,ss N an, rase a EstTay which has been the
premises of Thomas kinAey for III ny day. N
Rokeby April 7. 666. JOHN WooD' j. r.
We the unders gned appointed as above TO RpprAite
I,olt al ths farm Of rhongs Kinsey, in North
Chrisiana Hundred would that sid Colts rising
two years old light hav. star IN the face and nlsh
h nd foot white, and valued at Fifty Dollars
Aorit a 1R6t- an i9-sm JACKSON HOLMES,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

AZ Runaway frum tho subscriber. near Deakyne-
t4 Vile, Appoquinimink I'D, on jane sth, 1852 an
II Nnpprenticrd coerod boy, named Joseph H. Hep
~ kins All persons forbidden to haIbcr or trust
Ln on nv account The above reward viii be paid but
no charges JAMES G, LATToMUS.
Denk VIC ,lle. Dsl.. Jun e ll-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
ROAD aTA'FENIE

ROAD STATEMENT
Of New Castle Hundred, irem May 9TH 1855, to May sh
1866
DIR.
To balance due tho Hundred $ss29o
Total amount of tax levied 1922 90
Interest bonds 63534
Cash Mose8 Lanbsons
bond 10000
ssiA2 20
CIR.
By cash raid for wsrk, ma
teual, &c, $lss9ss
Commissioner fees l7.bO
Errors and commissions al
lowed Collector lslo1
Due from A. Groves aud not
piid lTllf
balance in hand 7ol.b1
sS32l2
wM. H. LAMBsoN,)
LUCAS ALRICH, Commissioner
VIM. Y. THOMPSON, jeY At
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
OCents Ascward

N nANAWAY from tho subscrihar In Red Lion
gT Hundred an ann rsnticed coiurei girl namod Hes
>ter Curtis. All persons forbid'ento hsrbor g
XII trust her my account. Ire AD0Ye reward VIII
be paid for hor return, but NJ chnrse ~
~ a JOHN @. CLARK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
stockholders letting.

A special Meeting of the Stockho1ers OF the Whining
ton CITY Railway Company will lie hdld Mt the en- "a OF
the Company Tuesday afternoon, July 81, 1906 at
rl VII 10 elect seven directors to eIve the ensui ng
wear June ls-lt CHAs W. TABLET, ste'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

a A. r. A. M.-rHE ANNUAL G)MMu.
IN mic lion Of the Grand Lodge of Ancis ut Free
" * and Accepted MAsonH, will he held at the Ma
IVY sonic Hall, at Wilmington. on WEDN EsDAfi
the 27tn day ofJdne A. L. 5S66 \. D. 1855, 10 ooloch
A NJ HENRY +. PICKLES, Grand Sc c'y.
DRICK CLAY LorS, within the city Of wlir Ihgion'
> will he leased for toui 0f years. lmmed ate pos
session gwen, by application to ,,, xrnn,
IA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
CuANGH OF PARTSERsHiP.

WM +. PERKINS has this day sof his interes, in the
Vilmns ton BOLT and Nut Works, under tho hrm Of
Sykes Perkins L Co, to John Peoples Tbs business
will hereafter he conducted by th remaining partners,
under the name Of Sykes Peoples who will settle the
accounts OF the late Arm
LOTUS SYKES,
WIN p PERKINS,
June l, 1856, m JOHN PEOPLES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
DIED.

G mp oun interest Notes wanted
1uAe 6D
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

DIED.
In this city, on the 18th instant aiss Mary
Hersny, aged 10 years and i've months.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

hUAb STATEMENT.
The Road Commissioners Statement OF the ro,d tax
in Red LION Hund ed, for the year 1865.
DR.
April 81, 1865. To amount Of tax levied on
slice 076 at the rate OF
IL 81 cents on the hundred
dollars. Nfu Il
10 amount paid John W.
Patterson, Collector OF said
Hundred, BY read Commits
sioneTs - es
To amount the Coileetorre
ceivei from tue Del. City
Eaionsl Bsns. sa6 81
To am uut received from
the Iesd Com missIonSis. 2-7
$2,ooa IL
CIR.
BY orders paid by sAid Cell
lsotor, amounting To e2,Sei 90
Errors and Commissions al
lowed 1855 90
Interest and stamps allowed % 20
Amount allowed Collector 10 81
balance due Commissioners 80 80
s2,6os IL
WILLIAM NJ sTuCKERT,
WILLIAM II. II. CLARK,
WILLIAM BECK,
may 2s.4t Cnuu,i.sIo~@rs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

E'Or Sale. -, ).
49, good House in Market street, No. l2l3, lSt9
kiii feet front, lot running back 100 feet Posrsr
EII sion given by FIRST OF July.
Lots 20 ieet Jefferson and 100 feet on see"nd 81
~ acres OF good Land adj lining the Limestone road
p.nr = antou NJ. b. uUIIELTREE,
Real Estate Agent,
iealit No.2Etst 9th st., wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

Road Statement
Of Peneeder Hundred, from May 18th 1885, to May 2tb
1866,
DR..
May, 1863 10 amount on hand ts,ls
Amount Of Tax layed for
the year 1866, suij to
errors and tDhmison, 2.5O3 90
Nay II, 1890 Due N. IL. DAyett Collector. s,,5s7 Us
CIR.
May IL, 1850. By amount Of Commissioner
orders paid for the uss of the
Hundred, as per ISL vouchers, S2335 IS
Errors allowed Collector, SO 20
Commission allowed Collector, 1875 20
s26sT os
Nathan u. Dayett, Collector,
DR..
May 1868. To amount Of Tax given Tor
Collection, subject TO errors
Communication $4,000 %
May IL, 1850, Cash. sl2
Cash for Stamp, OF
Balance due N II. Dayett 10 81
S2.bsT 6s
CIR.
May IL, 1866, BY amount ofCommissoners
orders paid as per ISL ers 1855 70
Errors allowed N. II. Dsye:t, GO 10
Commission allowed Dayett,
on s24t9 30 q per cent. le5 rs
$2,5s7 6s
May H. 1865, by balance due N. II. Dayett, sTe 81.
ADAM DAYETT,
JOHN D. BLIAsoN, juneT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

rOF Sale.
Seven Acres of good wheat 10 tho grould near Cen
trcville. Apply TO MARS II FEEOD. June ll.4l.
To NtunIIfacturers ana others.
rbe indcrsirnrd viii sell Mt his WoJiNu Factory 10,
lated al Stanton two upWRIGHT BOILERs, In eAcs-
ea condition. Of which Is so horse bower and ne
other 90 They will be low II application u iaade
soon. Information by mi will be PROMPTLY met,
Iuna7 1t D. ii TAI LoH'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
FDK SALE.

ON and after TUESDAY June 5tl, the
=. ,ISIh-k steaner "swI n" will commence regular
Es<sss2strips. between philadelphia and smyrna.
| Leaving Bombay Hook Landing, every Monday, We'd
7esiay and Friday at O'Clock, A. NJ Or philadelphia
Returning, ieavs Arch Street, wharf, Philadelphia,
al O'clock A. NJ Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
for uyrna touching at Chester, penn.sove New Cas-
a. ID Laware City and Port Penn. ,..-,
"a Stag ss for Dover, Lepsc, Smyrna I'd Collins
Roach a 9nnect with this line. June u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

IA-aa Remainder Of lease, stock aud Fixtures FOR
f,15sX SAL y such chance seldom offered. Ne hum
nlaEt bug, but will be sid bargain terms easy =
lit&t Moth ing for good WILL trade slTeaHy o..
taD-hsd ms ,esslon by the LIST Of Jdly. Amount OF
last We ar, sixty Thousand dollars. our main
Store keeper will stay II needed Tho present ownes
have contracted or other business Ia the liy Refer
eace WAY GOO, D. No. West Fourth Sire It. Whining
ton Del Cali or O. hrcss W. b Merchant He-tcuvile
West phIlal elnhia Pa. The Vine Street run to
tLs nlacc a ary IN Or Is minutes June Ito
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

A young lady ~AiIS - hsr WY 10 'se
married, was ran. Over and killed A con.
iirmed old maid saveGaly unmarked: : she
has avoided moro lingering and helsble
csstiny. sar x4 - p
TsS.2aggs g~-S -
The Ftl Rivor manufacturer are discharc
Ing their sAildrsa. 4srStivyh, - Sksg ~
have ehanss = aftsnd ths public schools.
They think 4 YIN - 1l1gt peoo1Abls III
sssaad, = tAslsae -. y ~ - viz
% Geoo s "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

A couple representing themselve to Dc
newly married, and in bridal costume atom
ped At one Of the New Lisbon. Ohio ho,Si.
during the Fair, to spend . few javs nm
their wedding tour. Tho groom borrnr Il
seventeen dollars from an sccommn6s M
gentleman and disappeared. The desertcS
br'de-v'thout money. without frico.is. Z
victim o. dscsption--wept tsars which drss
handsone csntEi6utioa out Of the pockrt.
Of the beaedsss. She then disappeared. +
10 believed nov that L was concerted ,r;el
betwesa IL two. who have rs.jOined each
other, end ars ready 70 receive lny smeuot
again ia The way 81 loan or contribution
from cGnndiag hbdDords NJ esnsross
guests.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

Pittsbur- 10 called the "Smoky City" on
account Of the heavy clouds Of smoke which
hang over it. Chicago is the "Gardcn
City, OF "l.skc City !" New ~Orleans. thc
'Cresccnt City" Memphis is the "Bluar
City, Atlanta 10 the Gate City" Lowell.
the "Spindle City, Charleston, s. O.. the
"City Of the See," and the palmetto CITY :"
New York is ~.dotham;" baltimore. lie
Monumental City," New Bedford. the
"Ol City"-therefs another "OilCityr in
Venango county; Portland, Me-, the "ror
est City Boston, the "Tri>N ountain City:,
ph,ladclphia. the Quaker City" and CITY
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