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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

AM u DEM LIN IS.
THE GREAT UNION GIFT OONOEBTi
TO BE DRAWN AT
GROWERS THEATER, WASHINGTON, D. O.,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1866.
Number of Tickets Issued, I25 0Oo Price 81 Each.
$4,000 %1, XALEARLE Sh GIETs WORTH slas.as.
ET-HOLDERS
This is the greatest inducement ever offered to
The public, one ticket out Of every four drawing
LIST OF GIFTS.
Gift in 900
i" in 7.soU 8. Bonds. Bdii,..... SS SS
In Gresnbacks..-..-- .....-.-...-. 2On0
1000 Gifts in Greenbacks, Ell eacn---.-- t.oSS 90
Three story Brick House on Sd street
eat, between Massachusetts avenue
and north @, Capitol Bill, Washing
lFine Lot adjoining the above residence
n0rth, ~ feet front by IS deep to -
Nine Square Grand Pisnos at 500 each Nj eiOo
$3.50 each II Ladies pis@ond Wat Watches ~ at $40
eaen, 10 Ladies Diamond Matches at sl2s each, 20
plated Tea ssIs Is So each, % silSss 6sstors az
SB each, 6,0V0 Albums from So to $40 each, $50
G0,d RiDgs s from s. TO $40 each, 2.Osl Gold Pens,
Cups at 81 each 900 Pair Cent? % Cold SI Sleeve @
Buttons from 81 te So each, 900 Clocks. Books,
Cutlery; &c. from safe s6sach all 30 OOO gifts,
The total value Of which is Sl23 29l.
=. The drawing will take place after the Concert on
the stage Of The Theater, where 900 persons can
witness IT. committee will be appointed by the
audience to superintend the same. All purchasers
snd agents will be supplied with correct lists of
drawing rs soon published. Parties holding
tickets will retail them until after the drawing,
and u their nu Dber appears in the list Of drawn
numbers they Will forward their ticket immedi
steiy, with full directions as to the slipping Of
gOo'is or monies Tickets for sale at the principal
hotels. book and music stores in the city. and at
our othce $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th
and 7th streets. Price 81.
reliable agents wanted m ri
town and village in the United States to whom
great inducements eIe offered. References re-
Quirsd.
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES
Any party procuring a clIb of i've or more names
for tickets. and forwarding the money for the
same. VIII be allowed the following commissions,
viz:
WE WILL SEND
Tickets to one address for . a. sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-28

RHFEHBLED AND DELIOArD OON0flfU
~ TI0Ee. Of both eexes. use sHELMDOLDpEx.
TRACT BUCHU. It viii gjve bFisk and oneIestie
ceilings, and enable yeu . SleSD wen. -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

Police A6ats The following cases have
been disposed Of since our las.
Benjamin. .Biddle, by officer Heritage, for
indecent behavior, 6ued S. and costs.
Charles Gently, by officer Stewart, for disor.
DERBY conduct, fued so cents and costs.
James Dove, By officer Shephsard for inde-
cent behavior, fined S. aud costs.
John Williams and James Agpew, by officers
Legg, Hyatt and Jones, for assault upon AN
officer, fac $40 and costa.
Thomas McAteer, by officer Jones' for va.
grancy, Committed to New Castle for so days.
Pierce Gould, by officer Wingate, for fast
driving, fined 80 aud costs.
Solomon Hersey, hy officer Hyatt, for an as.
sault and battery upon Mathew Hagerts, held
| 10 $500 to answer at next General Sessions at
| New CASTLE.
James Carney, by officer Wingate, for refu-
slug to show pedder's license, fined $40 and
costs.
James Perkins, by officer Shepheard, for
assault and battery upon James Fields, fined
$40 and costa.
| Base BaH.-A social g ime of base ball was
played last Thursday, between the Diamond
State and Wawsset Clubs OF this city, on the
| grounds of the former, with the following re.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

CoS6REss.- In the Senate on Friday a pc
uuon was presented protesting against the
erection OF draw bridges over me Mississippi
river 1ae Mill extending the limit OF age re
CURED a. tie standard tor a,iuis1iot to tue
United STATES Military Aeadsmy add making
young men from the army eiEits uatll the
age oil twenty-lour years, was ps-sst.. The
committee to examine into Ire 07a RS u the
natonal banks ordered to CONSISTS OF five
members Adjourned until Mondag
HOUSE "A bill was introduced IL encourage
the growth OF forest trees in the Western
ptalua. bill was introduced to repeal the
resl ration ia the postage law, which rrobib
us the carrying of ranked books, &c by the
overland mail, bill was presented Is secure
tue safe keeping of public nouey entrusted to
dlsburslng officers The bounty bill was call
60 up and passed; yeas l39, nays ?. the latter
oelng Messls Nicholson ol Delaware, and
Irmbie, OF kensucky,. The tax bill was then
taSen up, which occupied the remainder Of
the day session An evening session was al
so held but no conclusion was arrival at.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

TEE TIDE OF EMIGRATION WEsr.-The tide
OF emigration overwhelmingly large, prom
ises to exceed that of any previous year
Thousands, says Chicago letter, are coming
INTO the Mississippi Valley;
Large numbers are crossing the plains, OF
whom the bulk are bound TO Colorado, Mon.
lana and Idaho. The prospscl OF a compare
tive early completion of the Pacific railroad
induces many 10 await that event before jour
neylng to the Territories beyond, OF to the
Pacific States. Canada ia contributing quit,
largely to this tide of emigration, while tn,
Eastern States are doing their share. All the
towns in the West are full and OVERLOOKING
and reports come to us from all quarters thai
there Is pressing demand for dwellings, but
very inadequate supply.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

:, eB John Mcl.ear & Son, No. COZ Market
9IEeet, will pay liberal premium Tor stock
noloers privileges Of new stock The VIII
are invited to call.
ES-on thu 2aEd instant, J.FY,o, Davis
mad been prisoner at Fortress Mo 49,. for one
year. 1t IS now thought hi, tfl,., al h. mn,
Oh until TALL. PN'
a, Dexter, the swindling Treasury A1e.t 81,
mobile, has been fined $3.50, 900. do Cheated
Tue Government out of over u million aoiIsrs
hA-t lie stated that Governor 0artiu has
OSeh Offered tie n ission to Italy
-, - Mrs. Jefferson Davis has returned +,
Warrington,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

r1poN ,h. Nsw GisI5f ,nttrr, May y n6.
~ cutor Of the last VIII ami 9 b. .in,,t OF jane. II
Ouibert. late Of Brandywiue I'D, r sdc . drcG; II ia
ordered and directed by t er lubt IA. Extrrn
f Td. stosfssid, give n"ie' ottL truIng q LcsTt
OF granting thereot By eau0iuA Advertisements Il ID
posteu Mtoin tory GAYS from he att suc Lettcrr
insir OF the most public plNctF o. thOgouuty Few
castle recurring al gerscus ayiDedcrurndt
the Estate, TO present the abide by an Ic OF
Assembly In such case II, De ~ crowded And ais
cause.-the same to be NJ sGpe perio
n tn Delaware Republicun,a utrtpsp, uuhi,ist u
wilmington ,andtn DO continue tbsrtir ,.tlbs
MI ,diven under IN uurd anH Npp Of pEgt- ~
Sb.b the Register lorPsaid. ~ New 4htiP iU rs4
l->~-l Gastle county al, Fessid. thr DAY Fpu year
aboxe wfitten a. q. fRAtN, Ipgivttr
.EoTioh.,-Al rerrGna hnyins ela,,a- tGaipJ NE
huateo the deceased mr. tpra4tit thrs ~ EIr ~
tested to the Executor. IN or heiu Say ~. A.
" 1861, or abide the hctot hf-pott 'u .t,| cssa
made and provided, yANEHt hIkfN
May 10 2m FE.rn a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

NEW uAsaLE UuVs1I. . ur. srtL. iJt
L PQN the application O. Rmutl Bailey II trutus
" OF the last Will and TeHtaprt o.! 20 lSfHipe Stotg
ensurg, late Of Mill Greek 10 n sfil &C., G,u'd: tits
ordered and directed by the ar LAa the N1.cutoT
sforesaid, give notice Of the preniu u -t-fb Tss-
Amentary upon the estate o. d-erGss q. sitl oats
OF granting thereof by cRusiEF ECyiruSpuTat 70 b,
posted within forty days fro este suc l. tre.t
IN SIX OF the mostpnbc pleeet OF the Uountyo ~
vssts recurring all persona having demands gk,n,t
the estate, to present the same abide D. 81 of
Assembly in such cABe inside ErrVldtN. d. nr . 40
cause thesame to b, inserted tHu % ia
the Delaware Kepu bliC4n asspr, at. arn 90 a II
minatsn,andto be continual th'r' 10 s0ryourLt.
Wi Given under the Gan .gi see ol ca c1 4,
81. tn RegiHterRforesrI' a Hpu Csatlr. "a Nav
(~--t Castle County aforesaid, Inv nat arl yeaI
above written. ROBEiff T.. M - n-sist,
NOTICE IAll persons ntvInl CLAN. s-a,a-; is- l.,
sate OF the deceased aGSs prtAa4' lir u. AtssJ
ca 70 the Executor, 0n,ore April gith ibHJ
provided rANuE,,' A IA iiEy ~"
ID % Pun ya.u,.'r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

NEwCAsrIS I. ss,y, Apr Nb. 1876
/ pon The applica ttoB ot hach"I a. huhaugln and
" Margaret E. Robinson, EEsoatrxs ~. tnr Luai v iii
sna Testament ct JAMES kuUlNsUN Intu 10 White
GIsp Nneek HUI dred Now Castle County ca ca ii
ls ORDERED and directed BY iua Urss,r al ths
H1eoutrLfs, Aforesaid, give notice ing OF
Le,sers nthry upon the hstste be- dtrraFed
MIN tue GATE OF granting thsreu.h ~ fa1c,hA
ubements 70 posted " thin iorty dHt 4rp Tho uAte
q saoh Letters six OF the uost public p.ces the
IountJ OF New castle, requiring All persg havtng
essmi d sssnst the Estate to prereh the
provided, And also the Same 10 be y iii
IN the same period in the Della sre REM hrF new
therein two morths, 49, " " 'n''''N
}-~s( Given under the hand and Seal oil Uniu. nj a a
Ss.sS Rssistsr aforesaid, at New CSsteit 80. Vasis
(~~>oo Aforesaid the day snd yp,r a., We mir
NOTIok-All personsh svi.g siaims sgs,u.t tGs H.
Nste OF ne deceased must Ut ~ No ~ ht.st
60 70 the ExecutriAs before April 40 ji.u7 on
a6ide the Act OF Assembly In such cp7 niaqs rd urS
'ioso' RAGUEiJ. ROuNsON,
MARCIA RLi E. RORINSON
..,un A. kEbrutTiNA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
REGISTE;ss5~ DE,P1Sl.

NEW OAsrLE GaUsTs. ApriI "A, lg.6,
| IPONthe application OF Cynthia u. stronr Adaiu
~ ntrstTih 81 Nathan strong lsie 81 u Georges
directed by the Register thAi The AdiniuistratriT
aioressld, give notice OF The ErAufme Of letters
OF, Administration UPON the EsItta oil the deceF-
SEQ, VIII the date of granting thereof. ~ caus-
ing adVertisements to be posted NitHiu ,.rty dsys
IRON the date Of such Letters The ri pu hi Q
places Of thc Oouhtyo OF New CaRtc, equr az allIer
sons haFin demands the katate tu rseGpt
same, or abide by an ArtUf kssprUl iu M, Ease ma
anu proyided And also cHuhc tG- fuaprt.d
withn the same period in The D,llBAfe Rom tIican a
usd therein NO months, ~
A@>~) Given u nder tn ia hand ptld -s. eep.ftha
Register aforesaid, q. Nav g. .s-... ~ Gas
eOouhtN Aforesaid. u Fuht flu ear Rbuv .
WnnaMTsnhG;p .,, Y. q. f&hIM, kegiaier,
ste OF the deceased ust tp r6me yntta.
teo 70 the Adm ostrAtrix, thu gam dav ar
April A. d., 1867, abide th. Act OF hssetp Ia ~ iii
ase made and provided CYNTHIA NJ. n Rose
az - snos a1--iuirre tftJ.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

Fell eF DEoEPTIoS-LocUtoco editors are
striving 20 make 1t appear that they feel great
love for the Union. They do this in order TO
secure the vote of patriotic and loyal men,
We hope no one will be deceived by such pro-
LESSONS. When the rebels essayed TO overturn
TIE Government, these editors were very fear
.ui that the Constitution would be violated in
resisting their mad efforts. According 10 their
views it was unconstitutionai TO call out vol
untsers, it was unconstitutional to suspend the
writ OF nabeas corpus, it was unconstitutional
TO arrest any one tor melting 10 treason, and
now is unconsd tutionsl 10 punish men guilty
OF that crime All this talk about the con-
sIiution proceeded from the 1esire to embar-
rsss the efforts made 10 presssye the Govern
ment. If any one can be deceived By such
transparent kaavery he must be iguorant in
deed. The eourseo of the KEEP olieans may not
be free from objection, but 1t is Infinitely prefer
able to that of their opponents, The Ropub-
licans desire the perpetuity OF the Government
while their opponenu sought TO overthrow it
and erect d. bastard Republic IN its stead. Had
the Sc called Democrats been honest and pa-
;Fi9tic, we should have had no war, no ma.
y'onaI dsbt, no national taxes, no mourning Oh
account OF men slai1 in t4t.le, and our coun-
try would' have been prosperous beyond all
pfece1e-i zen u. people trust the authors
o. SO .nutl rroug vita the co1trol of the Co.
ee!leHe lie Ian truth, and desire the triumph
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
For the Delaware Republican,
EQUALIZATION OLE THE SOLDIERS
BnUN TY

Mr. EDIroR;-The intrepid and patriotic SOL
diers OF Delaware will be gratiisd to learn
that the eloquent statesman of Ohio, a true
blue Republican, and friend of the soldiers,
General Schenck, go, his bill through the
House on Friday, To the disgrace of Della
ware, John A. Nicholson voted against the
bill, thus proving that his heart is in syppa-
thy with JEFF. Davis and other traitors. Sol
diers OF the old Blue Hen" will not forget
this act of the Representative from Delaware.
SOLDIER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
MARRIED..

On the 20ih instant, by the Rev. William
McCombs Mr.. Samuel H. Chadwick to Miss
Lucy Willuott, both of this city.
On the 10th instant, ia Chester, by the Rev.
H. E. Gilroy, Mr.. Jacob Anderson to Miss
Emma Bristow, both of this city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
REGISTERS ONpfCF.

NEW CASTLE trusff. May 49, IRsb
Il FUN the application o. t-rufEa q CIpaNpr Al
~ ministrator of Thomas RR'nW late Of ii tieorges
Id In said o. decd 1t is ordered ij tod BY Inc
Register that the Admin traitor flf. Lid give roee Of
me granting Of Lotteraoi Admin tratn the ate
OF the deceased, with the IFt sHu tH thrTeOf by
causing advertisement to be pffau II u inrty DAVIS
from the date Of such Letterf in ul NJ lost pubc
places OF the County of N-W Gasin, rr1uiirl n pIr-
sons having demands RHtp.t tho 5'-t present The
same, or abide by az hct VI AsNrH -uuh cRHe made
and provided And also cause ~ .i,r VI be iuserted
within the same period 10 tn" nela~arr iicpuLlican
newspaper published 10 Niluiu. -ol 4l L. be gontin
ued therein two month";
- Given under the hsnd uri 81 Of C0ic. ai O..
3d. Register aforesaid. n, SIC. "a. H. w., .;Ip
w Co., Aforesaid, the day ..rr 9boyr va lon,
,,o.,,u 80 =, y tpAlM htEistrr,
NOTIOe.-All persons hByifa G. ~ ..7.I ~ tns v,
te pt the deceased must present uiy ttratsd
70 the administrator on h-lprH May To- q67, or
vlded. q sOkGEG CLeAy Mr. Wv
may "a Pm AdminstrStor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

Eastern Shore Railroad First Mortgage Bonds
for Sole R: r.. Robinson 4 Co.. Bankers, cor.
of 4th and Market streets, have $l3, 900 of the
above bonds, which they will sell at $3.50 per
$1,000, in amounts te suit purchasers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

IN Oalon -dpenus.
No. James Riddle, for 5 $50 90
u smith, for los 90
10 90
1875 90
Robert Taylor, for ais 90
" ATS 90
$50 90
On Shaiicross and Union .Svenu.s.
IL" J. W. Miller, for sl5 90
" 9 2s7 so
" 10 j. H. 1odiu, for $40 90
" IL $40 90
=" IL 220 90
On G.pm Apenue.
q 10 J. H. Gould, for ago 90
Ia " 220 90
is " 22o 90
On Lmeola Street.
"l6 Robert Taylor, for 325 90
II, IS, 10, 30 d 81 to J. S. Head, 1912 ~
"22 John Story, for 2o5 %
"23 ]. S. Heald, for 2o5 %
"24 James Ferry, for 24l g
On Gtlpin Avenue
"25 VIM: ", Hopes, for $50 90
"26 d" $50 90
az 22o 90
"2s 7. A Doughten, for 225 SO
" 80 Matthew German, for 220 90
On Deldware Avenue.
80 81 & 80 to VIM. II. Hopes, for l476 90
" SO, "a, 35 4 SO to H F. Pickles, 1892 90
square of Lowering Avenue
to VIM. W. Hopes. $500 90
The New Rolling Mll The new rolling mill
of which mention was made short lime since,
will cost in the neighboahood of sixty ;bous.
and dollars to erect it, and will rlure than
| probably be situated on the land of the Della
ware Improvement Company, i. e, tie land
| lately purchased from Mr.. Jeferis on The op-
posite side of the Brandywine, near the rail-
road bridge. The projectors are in treaty for
| three acres there, and will build extensive
whnrves, &C, SO that they can bring coal and
non in winter, by the railroad, and in sum
mer by water. The money, we are informed
has been as good 10 raised, and the only Diff
| Guilty 10 about the price OF the la1d. Melsrs.
D4laplsine, Mcdaniel, and the sons of our re.
spected fellow citizen, Zsdec Townsed, we are
Informed, are at the back of the matter. From
| appearances, the gentlemen who made the
purchase of Mr.. Jefferis' farm will make q
good thing of it. 1t is thought that at tn,
lowest calculations they will trebble thei;
money.
Pockets Pteked-Halliday Hopes end hi
wife, ofNew Garden township, Chester Co., Pa
had their pockets picked in the cars Cd b,
Baltimore Central Railroad, As they were c,
their way TO attend the Friends Yearly Wee
ing in Philadelphia, the week before laet -
The former lost $76, and the latter 800 -
When they entered the oars they were scco-'
ed by an elderly man in plsin cloIhss VI,
suggested that they had better hang their Va
Uses on the hooks provided for such er,ic 81
and it is supposed that their pockets we're Z s.
D opea snd the money extracted, while ,h-
| were doing go.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
Registers Office.

r,pou ,NEM OAsrLK UouNrY, March cuth, 1895.
ne. spRnosn9n Of henry White Executor Il III .
late n Mringl ION Id IL said Conn ce.ssd pt
u Ordered and directed BY M Ftg.TtsI hat ire
11sontor aforesaid, give mott. Of th0 grsn'ip. al
esassd I;sthameaatsrT uroa ti- s-ste ~ bu ae.
sdverisemsnts to be posted Wit IN Tort GAlt au IA
este Oh snoh Letters in sir 6;tLp Gta-f gF ~
me oodnty 81 New Cssts rsguiu no prltni IsyinA
asnsn IN 1ssiIst the N. e 70 y ten sre Or
yided. And also cause he fame 10 b. h. ed ritb IN
tns same period inahe DelAwHrr trtulI,Unr n uspn
thereintwo months, '- W Wv 9""'lhpeo
iS~S~l diyenunder the ban ami ga ti. t,1ic. -,
So o. the Register Alto -eaRIu al New Casfl. n 49,
l-~~@S Castle County sloIesalG, The ds5 anI yss"
hofiok.-AllpersonshG having &C laims Aaa.SSiihe 4.
tate deceased mu at prescott the came gui, att
TED TO the Executors, or teinre Marcn gjti, ~
1851 OF ABIDE the ActotAc..T.tiY in suat crss
anu pIpsiaeo' 49, Htflb hIiIit, xecu,nr
ASnni 1tm ADD, f6c M lax, " iminV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
DIED.

On the morning of the 18th inst Lilly May
infant daughter OF James ]. and Lydia e.
b .ldwin, aged Ia days.
A freshly gathered lily,
A flower of early doom,
Hath been transplanted from the earth
To bloom beyond the tomb.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

LHrrHRs REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the Post |
Once at Wilmington, state Of Delaware 10Th day |
Of Nav 1864
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
esIalpars @sraIIIIlieaa.
MONDAY, MAY 2s, 1866
COUNTY MEETING.

Agresably to public notice, union oouny
MsstiuR was held in the Town Hall, at New
Castle, last Saturday afternoon:
On motion Of Hon. John A. Allderdice, M.
BENJAMIN 8. Booth was eleated President, WIN,
s. Deakyne Of APPOINTMENTS and ewis Hsr-
vsy Of Braudywiue Hundred, were 1"Prein'ed
vlcs Presidents, aud Geo W.Ternon, Score
tsry.
M. Allderdice stated that the county meet
ing had usually been called about this time Of
The year for the purpose of fixing the time foE
ho,d;ug the nomination of Sheriff and Coroner
.ppoint Judges to hold the election, and also
an Executive Committee.
Mr.. Stssts offered resolution setting forth
that q Representation according TO population
IA in accordance with the principles of right
and Justice, and that New Castle county should
be entitled to an equal ratio OF Representative
with Kent and Sussex counties 10 the nex'
stated Convention" He made an interesting
speech in favor OF his resolution, and aitei
some discussion it was adopted.
On motion, Saturday, the 9th OF june wal
fixed for holding nomination elections In 'h'
several Hundreds, between the hours OF 10
NJ, and P. NJ. The following gentlemen vert
appointed to hold the election ,.
East Brandywiue. Samuel G. Lodge, L. B
Harvey, Esau s. Perkins.
West Braudywins.-Hayes Chau3ler. Johl
B. Murphy, W, n. Derrickson.
fIT.t 81 81. tJu rf
Provost, Philip Q uigley, Wm. II Pierce, Geo
H. Walter.
Christiaua.-Jas. M. Brscken, R L. Arm
strong, John Peoples,
Mill Creek-Lewis Thompson, David East
burn,J Q. Hall.
white Clay Creek John Pillug, VIM. v
Brooks, WIN. McClellaua.
New Ca stle.-B. F. Townsend, John
vining, Z P Janvier.
Red Lioa.-Jesse Alexander, A. NJ. Higeir
Thomas W. Belville.
Pencader.-C. B. Ellison, Merritt b Pa,
son, Mahlon Baton.
st. George's.-Amos ", Lynch, Jas. J. Jsl
vier, John M. Boyd.
Appoquinimink Stats, Joseph We
Elias N. Moore.
On motion the following gentlemen wei
appointed on the Executive Committee:
Brandywine Hd,-Bsaw s. Perkins, Isaac
Elliott and R. ]. Handy,
Wilmington.-First Ward-EdwSrd T. Be
Iah, Philip Plunkett, Edward McManus.
Second Ward.-John l.. Russell, Philemm
Chandler, Joshua 8 Valentine
Third Ward.-George Nebeker, George
Walter, Samuel Bddle.
Fourth Ward--Philp Quigley, George f
P. Simmons, VIM. Preston.
Fifth Ward Philip Mcdowell, Aquil
Pritchard, VIM. C. Leibrandt.
Christiana Hd.-L. r. Riddle, Samuel Bal
croft, Abner Hollingsworth.
Mill Creek Id j. C. jackson, : NJ. Curtii
J. Reubencame.
White Clay Greek Hundfed-Jve'- Thompso
i John Pilling, BenisRl0 Peters.
Benjamin S. Booth ZsdoS ssfSsg $ I'D.
Red Lion HundfsdL9ames SEhson, JOB
P. Bidwell Clemsrt REEVES.
D.. Pencader Hundred-SN.e D. Corr 0 4 Merr
h. Paxon, Jonat hap Ellison.
Appoquinimink fHs hdred-Wm.' A. Huki
Levi W. Eattomusi sEligs N. Aoores
On motion of Mr.sRialhard ne followiI
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That wAen "a party is challeng
at the nomination, the..questioa will you 81
port the successful CAT Iiiaie, shall be ask
add it answered 10 the affirmative, the pa
so answering shall be entitled to vote.
q On motion, the meeting adjoGrned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
TIE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
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Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
Nc. SOS Arch So, PhiIad eIphia
North side, above sth.)
We would respectfully inform the public that We aAye
opened DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOON at the
above named location where will be happy TO wait on
all who may favor with CALL all hours Of the day
from 6l% A. M, to 10 p. NJ
good Roast Dinner OF any knd, with POTATOES brad
and butter 80 Cents The same with any three yessss
blss and conee 90 cents We will always keep on hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES,
ICE CREAM AND JELLIEs
Also, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYRUP6
The location being CENTRAL renders It desirable place
for Ladies' and Gentlemen Of city we'll as Of the
surrounding country. JAMES AE9RATTEN,
May1l-tf Mansrer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
BACHELOR HAIR DYE.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN TIE WORLD
l. The only true and perfect Hair Dve. Harmless,
reliable and instantaneous, Produces Immediately a
splendid Black or natural Brown without inuring the
hair or skin Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes Sold
by all Druggists. The genuiRe is signed WILLIAM A.
BAToHBLoR, Also,
RRGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLRuRs
For Restoring and Beaafying the Hair
Bug2l1y CHARLES BACHELOR New YoRH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTIFl
AND BOUNTY LAND.

AND BOUNTY LAND.
The undersigned desires to notify Soldiers who
have served in the War of tho rebellion, that be
has been for number of years favorabiy known as
Claim Agent, and is prepared to procure Bounty
and Bounty Land or Land Warrants, las soon As
Congress passes the law for all who apply to him
for the small fee of Five Dollars, to be paid when
the claim is settled Soldiers are advised that there
is trouble beyond the common statement of oil aim
with proof of Identity and satisfaction rendered BY
applying to W. B. Virgins,
$40 Market Street,
Box AL, P.0.,
may A-u Wilmington, Del