Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

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John Mckay, by officer Hyatt, for drunken
ness, lined 90 cents and costs.
oharles Sweeney, BY officer Jones, for drunk.
enness, nued 90 coats and costs.
Abraham Ward q, by officers Crothers and
wingats, for larceny. held in $l0o.
Abraham Ward, o, by officer wiugate, for
larceny OF tive pair of pants, held in $iO0 bail.
Abraham Ward, q, by officer Wingate, Tor |
larceny OF property of Charles Evans, held in /
$50 pail.
Abraham Ward, n, by officer wingate, for |
larceny OF vest, the property of James q Bar |
nett, held III $50 baii, in default Of which he |
was committed to county Jail.
Thomas Shea, by officer Jones for drunken !
ness, fined SO cents and costs.
Francis Mullen, by officer Mabarty, for
drunkenness, fined so cents and costs.
William Bogers, by officer Pierson, for the
larceny OF cows, held in $1,000 bail, in default
OF whiga he was committed to jail.
james Robinson and Jacob Etter, by officer
| Legg. TOR larceny OF cows, the property of Ul-
man II Backman, taken from the premises of
Samuel Rhodes, 24th Ward, PHILADELPHIA
| Sent to Philadelphia in charge of officer Lsgg
| Sally Ann Dixon. by officer Heritage. for
assault and battery on Ons-ity Ana Anderson,
fined costs AID held 10 500 bail
Bridget Albert, by officer Maharty tor
drunkenness, released upon promising to 20 to
| the Aims House She had received a permit
TO go the Aims House, but instead Of going
| there she got drunk and was arrested.
William F. Recap and Charles Davis, by Of
GERS Heriteg 60 and Maharty, for highway rob-
| berry OF Joha b Esteil, of a silver watch val.
ued at $50, on 7th street, near Church on the
night OF the Alb instant, held 10 bali OF $1,000
each, In default Of which they were committed
TO New CASTLE jail.
Rail Road iatslligsncs - The Brandywine
Railroad We are informed, has lad two hundred
aud eighty thousand dollars subscribed to it
and only twen'y thousand dollars are required
| to justify commencement. Three hunGrei
thousand dollars is the amount wanted to be
subscribed.
Ths Delaware and Maryland Railioad 10 now
completed to within about six miles Of q Gems
boro, Md. 1t progresses but slowly ork
was stopped OH 1t a week or 81 ago, but We
are informed 10 has been commenced asain
The terminus Of the Delaware Railroad is
at Summers Cove, on the Puoomoke Sound,
and not on the AnnatneBsex River, ID stated in
the Philadelphia Inquirer. The track has been
flushed about three weeks, but the wharf had
not been finished at last accounts
Tho Junction and Breakwater Railroad has
J osen finished as far as the new village of Lin
! ooIn, and the cars were to have been runaing
| 10 Lincoln last week difficulty occurred
| however. between the contractors aud alrec
tors OF the Road, and work was stopped This
We believe has now been arranged, and work
commenced again
Pardoned.--The President has pardoaed
| Inward L. Martin who was convicted 10 the
U. s. court 10 this city, year or TWO ago, of
siding aud sbetting rebellion. He has been
an applicant for office, and this pardon may
soon be followed by an appointment. Some
good Union man must give way for the 're-
constructed patriot" The men who were
starved at Audersonville, who fought on a
hundred battle fields, u US. stand back while
their Prosecutors are being rewarded. Such
: conduct is enough to make them and their
friends also, curse the author of my Policy"
The savers of the Unioy are being punished,
while those who committed brutal gu TRACE
upon them are rewarded.
The Object Systsm-At .ae session OF the
Normal school held on Saturday last, class
OF boys and girls from school No 10. were
present, and under direction OF their teachers
b gave au illustration of the obisct system OF
instruction as pursued 10 that school. 1t was
: very interesting and we'll calculated to recon- =
mend the system to those especially who have
the charge of primary scholars. We hope to
. hear OF it's adoption in such departments, as
In use at No. TO- it is free from objections eoml :
times made TO it, and as it appears to us, psr
ticulary we'll adapted to improve rapidly aud
9 thoroughly both teachers and children
: We call the attention of our readers to a
= Medical Gard Of DR.. Seeds, iu another column
This gentleman is q Graduate of the Univer-
# sity of Edinburgh, Scotland From the prom.
4 ineat situation this School has always main
. tanned in the Medical aud Scientific world, and
the number OF letters of introduction he has
n brought to this place from -rsous OF the high
4 est respectsbility, we most cordially and hear.
tily recommend him to the community gen
orally, and would strictly advocate and urge
| those laboring under any of thu diseases which
4 1t 10 his peculiar province to treat to call on
q him without delay, as We are confident he can
stsct cure il within the power of science to
4 effect 1t. Or. ). has operated successfully upon
a thirteen cases OF cross eye, one of cataract
one Of chronic cstarrh, and several Of sore ewes
/ since his return to our city. From motives o
. dehcacy the names of tue different parties arc
q not made public, but they will be given to any
oae who may desire information OF the subject
n TAompson's Compound Tar Cordial is a SAT,
i and sure cure for the various affections OF tht
lungs aud throat such as coughs colds, bron.
% chitis, iLhuenza, iucpient consumption, &c
II 1t is one Of the best articles in the market D,
not fail to try it, Ask your druggist for it aut
e take 10 other. Price So cents per bottle Pre-
pared only by Thompson, a Botbecary, Hust
j. tute Building,) WilmlngtoI, Delaware. Bewsr
IS of limitations.
y The Pos 0Hca.-oapt. Joseph Il Barr en-.
tered upon us duties as postmaster last Wed
lie ussday evening. II be succeeds il giving al
n fal! satisfaction as his predecessor, he will bt
n YsrJ fortunate. To insure this he should con
II tuue the presen. polite an In llent clerks aut
messengers.
-, Rsi9nei.-John ?. Price OF Psncader Hua,
t. dred, declines the nomination OF Sena:or b,
:, the Locofoco party. We presume that be doe
"a "a Tot approve of"My Policy" and has concludst
- to vote against the parry which upholds it,
L The delegatoe of the different Hundreds M
a. a. New CASTLE Ga Saturday and nomln ate i al.
~ other msu.
Annual heesia5.-Tne Historical Society c
n Delaware will hod its annuaI meeting IN til
r. room of the Society No, 5, Institute Bui!dine
Thursday, the lib day OF October, at 10
O'Clock 10 the morning, for tae election of Of
- hcers TO serve during the ensuing year. Bus
70 mess Of importance will )me before the NEE,
IN !ng A public attendance is requested.
WILLIAM DOVE, 6roaErARr.
st. 4 R1seally T,et-A copperhead Judge 1
til the Inspectors elecuon iu oGe OF the Wsrd
o! this city, snatched a Uuion acket from th
a., hand OF Il German, aud forced another In,
it. saying, ''at Ia the Que ter you to vo:e 40
the loso.c OF not observing the rascally Int
rs ference, took ths ballot and placed II in b
II. box. Such Interference on the part of Jude
is not only reprebeusibe oaeuse, bu: sun
cient cause isr indictusut.
'en H.n4soms County ss1t William Tba,oh,
Esq Is a. present erecting handsome cou.
Try scat OF the tarm be purchased from z.
he yard Bellah Esq., which 1t is supposed wi
use cost scar twenty tnousaad lollars
WI Religion, --Rsy. j. D e russ of Tilmiae
ton, will preach u centenary sermon iu BETH