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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

LtcyFoco EoMlsATioNs.--Th Locoioeos held
their State Convention at Dover last Thursday
when they nominated DR.. Cove Salisbury for
Governor, and Hon. John A. Nicholson for
Congress. These gentlemen are proper repre-.
sentatiyes of the party, neither of them ever
having contributed by word or deed to the
suppression OF the Rebellion. Like all oppo-
nents, however, of the use of force to prevent
the destruction OF the Government, they claim
to be the friends Of the Union, and will ask
support on that ground, Had all men been
like them the rebel flag would have been float
ing over Washington to day and the stars and
bars would have been hailed with rejoicing a,
the convention which put them in nomination
We cannot soon forget the shouts for JEFF
Davis which we heard at a meeting of theil
rarty in Dover few years ago. They were
emhlematic Of the real sentiments of these po
litical aspiran,s, their protested love for th'
Union beirg a cheat and fraud. Rebels wer,
the recipients OF their hvors during the lonl
and weary struggle that we passed through
ard we have no doubt that they more deepl,
regret the incarceration Of JEFF. Davis than they
do the murder o! Abraham Lincoln On these
as well US other grounds, we shall oppos,
them, and indulge the hope that they will b,
defeated
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
REGISTEE,h OFFICE

.a . NEW UAATLt UOuNTY, July 2lst, mas,
| pom the application of Abraham Cannon, kks-
~ cntor oil the last Will and Testament OF 'Oak
BOLTON late Of tho city of Wilmington, in said Hun
dred, IL said County, deceased IL is ORDERED AMI
directed by the Register that tile Executor Afore-
said, give notice Of the Granting OF letter, Ter
tAmentary upon the Estate of The deceRsed, with
the date Of gran thereof adveIt
70 be posted within forty days Tho date OF Bueh
OF New Csste, requiring all persons having de mRnd
axAins the Estate. to present the abite by
Aot OF Assembly in such made prov ided And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
tiod IN the Delaware Republican, Ia newErHIer pub
iished > Wilmington. and TO be continued tberei
~ Given nder the hand and zeal o once of the
Register aforesaid, at New CASTLE, in New Castle
~ %. aforesaid the day aud year above written
,,au. X. @, fliAIM, ltsgiBter,
koTIUh AL persons hAvi claims aga the Ia
tate the deceased must present the attest
ed TO the Executor. before July NstJ
1867 or abide the Ac Assem- made and
provided ABRAHAM CANNON \, ecu'or.
" ~ BIO Address c. ristl .IA, lei.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

CHEERIse.-The " ilmington delegation Of
Locotocos, who attended the Convention al
Dover, last Thursday, gave three cheers for
each Of their caud idates and also three Tor
Andy johnson. on their return to this city. A
year ago they abused this "illustrious" person
ape in strong terms, and the editor of the Del
aware Gazette denounced him in March, 1860
as a drunken and degraded sot, and disgrace
to the American nation. After he apostatized
however, his vices were looked upon as virtues
BY these same democrats, aud from threats thai
had been made hoarse by hurrahipg for Jef
Davis, came forth shouts of applause for An.
di,y johnson
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
Kesister's Office.

nav CAsTLs COUNTY, July 18th 1896
4 POS the application OF Y, u. +. Miller, A1niLis.
traitor O. A. OF Richard X Fox late Of Whining ton
Hd, In said County deceased; ii ordered Anc atrect
ed by the Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the Sranting of Letters
npon the Estate Of deceased with the date Granting
thereof ~ ad vertsementH to lie posted uithr
forty dRyh from the date OF such Letters
most gshlie places Of the Count New Castle
ing ali persons having dena rds against the Eslste
present the same, abide by Act OF Assembly In
sueh case mad aud proyided And also cause the
10 be inserted within the period the Delaware
Republican, newspaper published In Win in ston and
to b 9 continued therein two months.
w. Given under the hand Az soRi fOfice oftto
Ss,s REGISTER aforesaid at New Castle, in New Oht
f~-b tie County aforesaid. the dAy and year above
written. ROBERT q. FRAlM. Register.
FOTICE.-Al persons having claim asa AlEstthe Es,
lsteGi the must prsaen duly att ted
10 the ADM niatrRtor before The 18th July,
1851 or abide the Act of Assembly in Euch sasS
made and provided. =. b. Y, MILLER,
AdminittrAtof, G. T. A.
Address No, ST West Seventh Street, MilminEtou,
Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

HARVEST HOME. We learn that Commit
lee OF Sons of Temperance aud Good Temp
lars, have resolved that Harvest Home OF
mammoth dimensions shall be held In the
neiglborkood OF Wilmington, about the mid
die Of next moutl. 1t is expected that all the
temperance organisations within reach, aud
all friendly to the demonstration, will Partlci-
pate A procession with music and banners
is " BE- part CT the programme, aud from the
ert.rplising character OF the Committee, We
lee warranted in predicting that the affair will
he q Aud success, We shall be glad TO pub
Hsn the proceedings OF the Committee accor-
ding as their arrangement :e maturedr SO al
to enlist the public interests in behalf OF thu
enterprise
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

TEE STATE LINE ILRoAp.-Mauy Of thu
Gentlemen hst 6 aopg the llne o. the more
essietnly route ios he propoF ID railroad from
th,s city 10 Birdsborougb, are yerP active
They hold That the construction of the road
through their section Of country will bring
a much greater amount Of trade and travel to
our city, than either of the other proposed
routes There are numerous towns, mills,
manufactures and lime quarries, while the
land produces large crops Of wheat, corn, grass,
&c, and the entire region will contribute
largely 10 the wants of our citizens, They
have already subscribed their proportion
ate share OF stock, aud are anxiously await
luc he action Of the directors. We think
their route is well worth attention, and we
hope the, it will receive dae consideration, -
In the building OF tue road we should look tc
the local trade, AS that may be qui'e as i'm
port4nt Us the through travel aud freight. W,
may allldo to tie matter agail, as it is reall.
time Cur people were waking VI to its impcr
lance.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

THg FRANCO PRUssIAS QUESTION. The cable
briggs us confirmation Of the rumor that the
Emperor Napoleon has abandoned bis scheme
for an extension of the frontier o. France to the
river Rhine. The official statement publish.
ed in Paris is explicit, and is coupled with
the declaration TINT France desires peace
far more than territorial aggraud cement
The Moni eur al the same time utters a note
of warning against Prussian designs upon the
herman States south ofthe Rhine; but what.
ever the /, tentious Of Bismark may be, or
whatever troubles may grow out of Prussian
persi5tcEoy in strengthening her dominion by
every means, ii now appears thst her power is
already 30 formidable tha 10 hostile collision
Is likely to eusue, unless greed CT territory
which is her chronic complaint, shall so pro-
yoke France ,lat Napoleon must resort TO arms
defiance OF lis present wishes
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

KILLED BY Hoo.-A little boy seven years
old sou oil Peter Peters, q CAlamns Wisc9nsin
was attacked by vicious boar in the nubliu
road, and had his abdomen badly runtured, a
few days siace The toy walked about quar-.
ter OF mile TO house, and died there. The
boar was known to be dangerous animal aud
it is said he had just broke out Of pen. As
soon as the case was known man went and
shot the brute
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

ADJOURNED The gathering Mt Philadelphia
styling itself Union Convention adjourned
s,ne die on Thursday, after adopting platform
and address to the people. The gag Law was
most effectualy applied during the sessions Of
the Cow ention and murderers Of the soldiers
OF the Union were deprived of an opportunity
to defend the rebellion before their sympathiE
i,s triends. All debate on the address and
platform was cut CT, ard tits now promulga-
ted az having the unanimous approval OF the
monprel crowd 10 HON il was read
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

Aug 4th, near McDouough, Delaware, Wick
ham Spear, son OF Peter and Mary A Hardcas.
lie, aged year , months, days.
In this city, On the ID inst, ] ohm Meuough,
Esq ia the 6lst yer OF his age.
In Newport, on the 18th inst, Mary Il wife
of John Lyman, aged about % years.
In this city, on the l7th inst, George Black
we'll, in the elst gear Of his age. The friends
of The family are invited to attend The funeral
from his late residence, No. BOG East Fourth
street This lMOndayl afternoon, at d O'clock.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
NIARRI FED

In Philadelphia, August 10Th, at the Par
sonage OF Eoen'aer ", H. Church 4Os Catha-
rine street, by Rey, 4. W. Simpers, Mr.. Jacob
A. NAndegrit 10 Miss MAtill Ia NJ. Vandegrift,
all OF New Castle county, Delaware.
On tic marning of Arg. lGth, 1866, at the
residNnce of tho brides parents by the Rev. Mr..
Akme1, hr. George Craig. Jr, To Miss Sallia,
daughter OF WIN Prsaton, Esq. all OF this city
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
AudtND Ut Z. Third Street, WIImingtOn, De
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE OOukrY, Judy 81, 1865,
I pom Iba apple alton OF Mary ~ Vaughan Admintra
~ triH OF Joshua Vaughan, u. late OF Wmi gton
HID. IN said Co. dec II is ordered reoted by Tie
kssster that he Adninisrst; aforesaid give notice o.
OF the deceased with the date of gran ting the BY
causing advsrtaements to be posted within forty days
places Of the County OF New oeste OCCURRING all pr
same or abide by an Act of Asbembl ch case ma
and provided. And also cause he Hs 10 be inserted
within the same period In the Delaware nepubIIohu
egaPaper published in Wilmington, and TO he contin
ed therein two months.
~ Given der the rand nd seAl of once OF the
bbS Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
~ Co., Aforesaid the day aud yFHt above wtittun
.,on,,u 49, II. q. fRAIh, Register.
bOTlCE.-AH persons having claims AxAinBI thefa
late deceased rresen thesame duly protatd
70 the Administrstta or her Attorney, rAmuel Har
rington Wilmington Del, before July O., A, u.
1867 or abide the Act OF Assent in such case ade
and provided. MARY NJ. VAUGHAN
aug b-2m Administratiy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

Union refugees from New Orleans state that
tic RI 1el' Lave appointed q committee to
notify clczsrs TO leave the city, and ia
proof :ho.e1f, exhibit the following note :
"Mr----S ir-You are hereby uotiiied to
leave Sie city within seveuty-.wo hours. Your
presercs can not longer be tolerated In this
CON uIInity. By order of the committee"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

NOMINATION ELEoTIos.-The Nomination
election of the Union party, for municipal ct
Ulcers, took place on Saturday AFTERNOON, aud
resulted as follows:
Msyor-Joshua S. Valentine, 1904 Henry
N. Wickershsm, 365.
Aldeiman--F Francis Vincent, 1880.
Treasurer--wesley Talley, 6s7; William
Preston, 1874,
Assessor-A!len Smith, 3sl Joseph Pier
son, lO46
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
REGISTalS,s OFFICE;.

,,,,, :, NEW UAtTLh UOUETY, July Sfh TWB-
I pom the application OF Harriet Carson, ADJ his
- MstriI q Philip UorrOn, late OF Wilmington Hd.
New Castle County, Aforesaid deceased II liz Oh
DERED and directed by the RsEiHter that the Admin
iatratrx Aforesaid give notice OF the granting Let
tiers OF the Estate Of the deceased
With the date OF granting hereof, by causing sdve-
usements to be posted within forty DAY DIS
Of such Letters in six of the places OF tho
COUNTY OF New Osstle, req ring all pc rsona avna
ss s,nst ths Estate to present the same OF
prov And also "a me 10 be lied lin
In the same period in the Del news
paper published In Wilmins ten and to be
thsren two months.
WI Given under he hand aud Seal OF once thu
SS.Bf RsEister Aforesaid New astle in New
(~l Co. aforesaid, the day aEd year above written.
- - II. U. FRAIM, lister,
NOTICE All persons nav ing claims against the EA-
tate OF the deceased must present duly attest
ed 10 the Administrative, be ore July Sth,
1867, or abide the ACT of Assembly 10 such Gu
and PROVIDED. HARRIET COHSON,
-. =. AdminiatratrlI.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
Negistcr's NOTICE,

NBw CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. ath 1865,
p0N ne apgisstio,n q AMI ~ BliTz, Admnistrs.
dredt In New tie county, deceased; II In OR
pnhkD and directed by the Hesatsr that the Admin
istrAtrx aforesaid. notice grant OF letters
* uPen the Estate Of the deceneedwitb
TO be posted within fofty from date Of such ai
,srs ak OF the most public places OF tn Con nt
New CASTLE, rss"irinS all persons having dem anis
sssnN thg ssia'a TO ptesen, the rama abil. nv
aso cause The same to be within the sam u.
riod In The Delaware kspub newspaper publish
monthn. -"
S~l uiyen under the and aud Sea OF ON ce Ct the
5sSl Gsglster Aforesaid at New Oast1s In New ssIs
>~>Oo Aforesaid, the day and year above r,itsn,
hOTlOE.- All persons having claims against tina ka
tee the decreased must esent the duly attatt
% 70 the AdminiHtratriS, 1u before the 18th dav
OF August, A. D., 1867, abide the Act of
In hnch case made and provided ANNIE Butte,
Augs 2p Admin strAtrix,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
REGISTER1s OEFTCE.

-...,,, NEW UA5TIk UOUNtY, An Rutt I'd, dIb.
Upon the application OF Thomas DAtiin stUn EIeuu-
~ ter Of th' last Win and Testament Of John
CLARK, late of ChTistiauR Hundred, in said oeun
ty, deed; ~ ia ordered mud directed by the Re
Eater that 20 Executor Aforesaid give notice OF the
granting al Letter Te-tAHentary upon the Estate Of
the deceased with the date Oi thereof by
ng advertseneuts to be puHtei thin forty dAI Uu
the date ofsuc Letters six of the most bile places
ofthe County New CastlsrrIuirng all ersonH having
demands against the E-tsts to presrut the same,
abide By OF Assembly IN Huch case made and pro
yded And also cause the same to he inserted within
the same period IN the BelHwRre Repu biGHu,
In two months.
WI diven nder the hRni and Sea- ofohice 9th
3. Re lister Aforesaid at New Castle, in New Cas-
written. RORERT U. FRAIAi, RpAisteT.
NUfICE-Al persons ha vim !, aims against the Bs .
tats Of the deceased mnst present the duly ate
tad to the Executor, on or before August I'd, 1857,
or abide the Act Of Assembly IN such eRae made an
prov idsd. THOMAS DARLINGTON, Executor
Add resA, Hilmin RtOn, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
REGIsrER,s OFFICE-

IPoN the application Of John vi ia isep
The last Wi and Tesla ment Of Mtrxaret Purdy sts
o. Rton, sadCo., deceased; II IL Orderea ma
directed by he Register that tbs EIeeutor scrs-
mentary upon the kstste of the deeeaaed " iii he
date OF granting thereof by causing
" Lesfs az OF the most pgoe places the County
sEsinsttho Estate to present he = or by an
Act Of Assembly such case sie aud Divided And
alno cause he sauetO be IN aana
roa IN thr pe'rsIe ltepu spa per publish
months. ~ w"
iSs( diver drietthe hand and Sc OF nice OF tho
g. 81 Register A.nTenaid Al New CASTLE in Nav Castle
(~-N %. aorcsaIi, the day aud year aboy. written
nnr,cp Az $1,000. re, kRAIb, Register,
Estate OF me deceased must present. the same duly
attested TO the Executor, or before hupust l3th
1881 OF abide tue Act OF Assembly tuch case mi
ana Pfotlus1 JOHN FERRIS, Executor,
Address No. az shl plny Street. Wimin rton. psI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

THs Extra BoU.TY. There appears to be
great trouble at Washington about the extra
bounty recently voted to the soldiers by Con
sEess. The Paymaster General reports that
he receives fifteen hundred applications for
this bounty Per day, but is unable to do any
thing more than file them away for future re-
ference, as there are not any funds IN the
Treasury not already appropriated, and the
Special Commission having the subject of the
payment OF the extra bounty under oOnsidera-
tiun, have not yet reported. It ID the opinion
II the Paymsstsr Generals Department that
these claims cannot be adjusted for some
months yet, and, in fact, no form Of applioa.
ton ha been devised by the Department
This being he case soldiers can gain nothing
b. haste, but when the exs operation of the
law Is asoertained by the Com mission having
the matter in charge, and announced to the
public, as 1t no doubt will be, they can act
more ilte!ligently than now upon the subject.
--AtigU
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

TIE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confee ionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
No sos Arch street, PhaIad eIphia,
North side. above Sth1
We wmid respectfully nsorm the public that we have
Opopeda
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOON
at the above NAMED location, where will be happy
TO wait on all who may favor With CALL AZ all hosrs
Of the day from 81 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
good Roast Dinner OF any kind. with psa oes, sd
and butter 30 oents The wish ny three vsgeta-
bles and coffee, 81 rsutr.
We will aiwASH kesp on hand
CHOICE fBulF rs IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES,
ICE CREAM AND JHLLIRb;
Also, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYRUPs
Ths location being central renders IL desirable PLACE
or Ladies' and Gentlemsn Of our city, we'll Of the
su,,cnndns country. JAHEs nEdRArTRN,
may AH NansGs<,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

Ths President has issued proclamation
declaring that the Imperial blockade Of Ma
,amoras will not be recognized by the United
Statss, and that its execution will he re-
sisted
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

49, SIR under stirts a very superior arti-
ct Market Street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
PROFESSIONA

ALEX. r. SHAW, NJ. D.
Taxes tns mahal 0i iuiJrming the pnblic THAT hi
stih continues the pr.fti0p " homeopathic Medicine
In Newark. Office Main str-rt, opposite Choae's Hotel
All calls in town anl country promptly attended.
IL .RmM
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
Attest President Of tue City Council.
h. T. TAYLOR, Clerk.

R-An ordinance to amsnl the ordinance 1nceru.
ing the markets
SECTION LIST. Be it ordained By the City Council
Of Wilmington; that berty be granted to persons at
tending market with tuit, watermeons cuntelopes
and other vegetables to sell the same in Fourth St d,
between Market and King streets on south side; and
that an ything in the ordinances e the City connc
thug herewith, be and the SINE is hereby repealed
Wilm IN, Aug IL, 1865 Pro. Of the City Council
Attest L i TAYLoR, Clerk.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

NPaRTANT To DI4ABLED SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
4 AND MARINES -ISo.derr, sniloTs OF Marines who
nave Lost leg been permanently aud totally
Disabled ie the same are entitled toa pension OF
FIFTEEN dollars per month those who have lost
and leg or both legs Twenty dollars those who
have lost both arms or both eyes, TWENTY-FIVE dol
lars This act also 'estoes the Pensions to Soldiers
ployed in any civil capacity under the Government--
Apply in person by mail to w, d. WlGdINS NJ. 30
Marke St, Military anl Naval Agency. july 12'lm
BOUNTY '-sOLDIi RS VINO SERVED THEE
ID years, ant received only 500 bounty
csvc another 800 The parents, widows aud minor
children u css Of entitled TO 500.
Soldiers dsrhArfed IL unit If wounds from three
regiments entitled to fl01 aldoau The heirs
Of soldiers ard Discharged soldiers in the country
forward their ii.ehargrs and heirs OF soldiers
write stating pa tcu OF their and they will have
prompt attention. Apply to WM B. hlGGINS,
Military ani Naval Claim Agen, No $40 Market St ,
Wilmington, Del. aug 3m.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

Ra5" Hall of tho Washington Steam Fire Ee-
CINE Company.
AT a stated meeting of the COMPANY held
on Monday, August 9Th, the following orean.
BILE and resolutions were unanimously adon,cd,
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence
10 suddenly remove from our midst, onr Ca
teemed friend and fellow member, j c. VII
hin3, and
WHEREAS, 10 con.emp lation Of this sad q
vent, while the memories OF the past catber
around US, we desire to express our les im.nv
to the esteem IN which he was held therefnre
be il
RcsoIUe5, That while we bow with hun,bIe
su mission to the will OF Divine Pfoy,dsnre
re deeply mourn tie loss of one who IN the
morning Of his manhood hiss been suddenly
removed from among va
Resotced, That the members OF thus Compapv
deeply impressed with the sudden death al
| their fellow member, J C. wilkins Take his
occasion to express their deep regret thereat
aud offer TO hi creased family lie ASSURANCE
OF their sincere sympathy with them IL their
.hlction.
Resoipe2, That as a mark OF profound re-
spect Tor bis memory, that the appAratus of
the Company be draPed in moutarag Ia, the
| space OF thirty days.
R.sotUed, That a copy OF the'r rore. dir "a
be communicated to the family o. deceased
that they may have a lasting eyI uro Of the
| esteem and love we entertained for Gt,n
Rt'oIred, That copy bs published in the
Delaware Republican and Gq:etss.
G. q, O'BNEs,
B. FEESEY, Committee
WV, HAMA, President pro. tenn.
j. u. DUN, Secretary
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
LIST'OF LETTERS.

LETTERS REaAISiSG UNCLAIMED in tho Pos,
Office at wilmington, State of Delaware, Ilth dny
of August 1868 "J