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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
Carriage Factory for Sale or Rent

S-A, That large and connections enhhli-halent
laTf& situate tho south end q the Wilmington
liIiM Bridge formerly occupied by A. glaglor & Co.
kltly eJmprisng with the ground enclo,rd, arCa
1t l20 feet fronting the public rad and 2jH fact bach
Also lot OF ground elJoning the above, In the rear
I'D northern SIDE extending west to H. III Cola lile
about 322 e and North Fly to the hiver bank I22 fet
on which II has NhudnE frlut II III foot. Joining
land sold to J. NJ PE0PLLs CO. with right Of way out
TO the pablo toad. CHARLES CANBY
nov 3c-lf 3ll West Street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
Public Sale OF Personal PrODer1y


n The aubseriter about to rellneuish -a,a
In farming. will sell at Public Sale, on 4th X..V
ga day, "WEDNESDAY, } FEBRUARY 2ist, 9-
1896 on his pr~m'tea In Chrstiana Hundred, half mile
south Of CARROTS Snua Mills. sharpless Mills
his entire stock Of srnl.ng utensils consisting of
good farm draueht hoises well br,ks to lend,
rising years DID, aud gentle In all kinds OF harness;
the otbcr ris.s yeus and ven broke, colt, coming
years old, pairs work oxrn IL head eding steers,
go'd mitch COW, ! two horse power aud threshcr, 1
clever huor, ono scarborough fan, corn shelter Pen
noeks mi"nt circular saw Tor cutting wood by horse
power wheat d-ill, nearly new (GreeGs patent) one
combintd MOVIES and reaper, largs road wagon, two
horse wagon, nearly now GA CARTS harvest bed OF
Jokes heavy log ard or chains; hay drag and AZ.
inE block and tackle; iwiug seythss and grain
die plows hArrows, cultYstorsi double and single
trees FORK chain maui and wedges, picking axes post
dogs shoves opader iron post spade; 2sedges wheel
BARROW plough and wagon harness, collars, blinds and
head htter-, plough lines sin e aud double lines,
nure II ok, manure and hay forks gruhbiug aud corn
hoes, bArn yard cribs about thlrten Of Wheat
tue ground aud ona Of Rye and many articles not
here enumerated
Sale to e,nncnoo at IL O'Clock, M, when conditions
will DO made known by CALEB SHARPLESs, JR
| JOHN HEPBURN, Auotioneer, ian Pitts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
FURLIO aALE-

~ WILL DO sold at Public Sale, at the
IN residence Of the subscriber, la New Gas. B6ly
AAtle Hundred on TUESDAY, the 18th
personal property 1.-TWO good work Horsts, two Pood
Mares colts one two and three years old; good Cow
yeaIlnes farm Wagon, Plows, Harrows, Cultiva.
tors, Brides and Collars Drill, Reaper and many
other artisles Terms at Sale.
feb Its JOHN BECK, ir.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
FOR SALE

.Sszsa very desirable country residence, m,iss
IMH from wilmington In Mill Greek Hd with "a
E.i} acres an some psrchcs, Of highly imnrnraSS
- iaudi situation beautiful AID healthy, house.
nearly new, large and modern built wntor mira az
abundant. with barn, Carriage Hst,s com Crih qua
Also small Wooden Feolory, of mac linsTy and all
me DYING F.lting and Finishing apparatus. in iaT ar
der and in successful operation Largo durable
mouse, spring house, weave chop garden, de- n nnt
sold by the nrt Of March, the house and land viii he H.
rent. THOMAS woREy ~ W. 'or
,n,a. $40 Tatnali Street,
- i''r Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
FOR SALE.

- FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AID PlPTy
hHm ACRES In Appoquinmink Hundred New CASTE
lkskRA. Oouaty, az miles from Townsend station Dsi
HAlroad and lying upon navigaha water-from thIrty
20 forty OF woodlandgood House and Barn pr,cs
$50 Por further particulars amply 10 or adas
Mayl1tf DAVID s. YARnLkY, Doyar nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08


at o'clock, A. his entire stock Forming and Ut
SAILS together with household and Kltchen furnituTs
sygz sS 51 Of 20 head Of ar,t class MICH
k.-.and Durham. The most Of them will be- In pro6t
ty day Of sale one full bred Durham Bull years old
2yoke Of oxen, and years old, which are equal 10
any In the country for WORKING snalitss Que t or
stock sired by osceola Of ancommon stIis and
beauty, fast traveller and pleasant driver. This In
stand slo%ssds Of sosomotys Without Sftssns No.
s hne bay mare years old fast trotter, heavy with
fqa 70 same good stsr also good ssdsi VIE
check or without works well before oxen. No4 hns
make an excellent dray or cart horse. No.
J, black Prince mare, years ola, a mare Of un ON.
ir5n horse horss fys.ss oid SroSsa 70
years old, psfiisly broken. No. sHSoy ms,o adi
years Of trSm Black Ppaee mare and shiio borse ;
and ~ yesrnss FRI m Morgan and ocsoio and mares
.%M1 sHoATs.--six sbosts, Chester couu,,
Whites Twenty or thirty pair Of Bsrms,
fzkMiEG IMfLEMgsTs,-lt two ho,.sv.,o, x,,,
oIss; fssnr bSoadwbesl ssit good e's ssa or
rsss attached. good order N6esi rake herss fork
with rope and bloca one cylinder roller, cost sJO
square barrow, caliyators grain ofsiles. scythes.
hedye knife, hay krfs, forks hoes and rhoves Of II.
gon, poH and dearb born harness and numsrous srti
cles too tedious to mention large lot milk eana In
timothy and clover hay. rye battens and lot Of strsv
niy acres oil wheat ground, sold In three disrsnt
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PuRs1TURR--oop-
slng o. bedeads, bedding, chnirs tables, tubs pans
tures yliuder stoye barrel Of sorghum syrup wins,
meat and lard b, the pound By bu,hs
sured all the above will be sold FERNS al sale
d, " s,,Du.v ss ESl g. L Vi bkEii
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

r. WILL be sold at Public RaIe Mt Red
IN II IN, New Castle County. Delaware, snESN
- THURSDAY, the 22d day OF February, Hl.
1885, at o'clock p NJ the following personal property;
good young Horsts; II hno Steers; Bull, one Reaper
and Mower In perfect order GRIN Fen; aud one
Drill 500 bushels Of oats II tons Of good Timothy Hay;
stems Of Meadow Hay 100 white oak posa ready made
ioo round Poets for paiing board fence 20 cords Of
Wood; large Wood slsa one set Of Railroad Rollers
for Barn doors lot Of Chains and numerous other art-
cles too tedious to mention.
: Conditons--Ten months credit on all sums over S2b
feb LET'S WIN, SILVER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

4syA TIE hhdersgncd llera At Private Sale The
EaaaI on the Brandywiue In Christisua HundrsI Sn,
4-A4ssting OIL 40 farms ~ ''
no Farm Ut 100 Acres we'll tinberoi and feucod
anu wen watoTed 1t In high state Of
The improvomr nts desirable stone dwelling STONE
phA and stable carriage touse cOrn-rrib md spring
mouse with meyer falling STRAIN. Their IL an np,Ia
orchard In full Tearing and other fruit trees.
NO. y i,n Farm Of u acres, adjoining No L. tNely,
acres o. which are woodland, Il is eli frnc d AMI wa
,Sled The soil Is excellent and highly improved, on
,ne premises ara stone house, stone barn carriage
house, spring house and apple orchard
These farms are within six VI LIS Of Wilmington, in a
sood neishhorhoOd and near to schools, mill- and
churches They ale well worthy the attention OF tosr
who desire net 81 ,sA properes IT, little is indsputs
Is anu tofu's viii BE- made easy. The Undersigned re-
on application. THOMAS W iJItaRANnS 'uo
dec Is to - or 10 d..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

U~The Emperor OF the French, in the
speech to ihs French Cham oers, on Jan. 2sth,
ssii engagements have been made to with,
''%" tie French troops from Mexico.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

TIM suhsoriter having sold his
n Farm, will cell at Public sale, opf STsztS
M 1.-THE premises Ia cbriuiana Hundred, NfSW~
the Kennet Pike, three miles 1AnsAA-
from wnm'haton, on TUESDAY, the 10Th dsy Of Feb
ruary 1895 atl2 O'Clock, NJ, tho following personal
properly VIZ; One young Stallion, six years DID, Of
GOOD OK and will work In oil kinds Of hArness horse
vot three aud half years old Of Morgan stcsk ons
large Work or hrm Horse. shoals of good stock one
Mower aad Reaper, combined Grain Fsn Corn Shelter
Sn..,ns boh, two horse Wagon with springs, l two
MI Dearborn. Cart dea g. Dearborn and other
hrhess, one horse Sleigh, Pillow and Dc uble trees
pr o sesoin g Harrows one horfe Rolsr revolving
otse rake 9rindstonc, 10 or 10 Tons Of good hay and
straw BY the Ton Germ Fodder by tie bundle about
acres o. wheat In the ground lot Of Locust Posts
rost machine, lot of wheclwright stuf wood vse
10, oil bAeksmith's tools, such as BELLOWS Anvis ard
% e patent TIE BENDER and Dogs for hopping about
20 perch OF Building Stone scap Of Bees
n, nouseho,d Goods Bureau. 2 eofas, l eight day
TVvA Cob Stove, Window Binds, Looking Glasses,
ohars Churn, hoat Tubs, and many other ar.
ticles not mentioned,
TEkMs. An Sums OF $50 aud under, Cash and al,
sums over 40 credit OF ninety days will be given by
endorser. JoHN GoopRp
ID. T. RlCKARDs. Auct lar 40 h,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUTRU.nll 0AI1e

&s&tIY The subscriber will sell at Public -
1Isale, at his rosidence In Dutch Neck,
A0pM10 81. Georges Hundred on the road E
leading from De aware City tn Isaac Ceavsrs Corner,
on MONDAY. the 10Th day OF February, 1896 at 10
O'Clock, A. his entire stock, consisting Of head Of
horses valuable for work ddving Colts three
years old, one two years old and Spring Colt;
mead OF good Mich Cows, hefer and one Steer two
years old 10 the Spring yoke Of oxen Of good size
p nssa 9, snoaS YORK Carriage nearly new no top
OxeNt. one horse Peach NIL, Wagon, nearly nsw
30 Peach Baskets, set Of single Carriage Harness. In
good order set of good Wagon Harness, Pillow Gears
Brides and Collars, hand Corn Shelter. g. Van VIE
ke Grain Fan, nearly new ; Steel Tooth Hsrse Rake
Revolving Rake, Grain Drill. 1 Grlndstone Flows
Marrows, Cultiyntors, shovels, Forks &C. Shoulders
Hams, Picked Pork aud Lard ly the pound.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.-sueh Beds
bedding Bedstesds Tables Chsirs, settee, Carpets
sma Bureau, Parlor Coal htovs, good Cook Stove
lot of Dishes, Dairy FiItur,s such a MIX Pans
Ohtrns, &c.
TERMS OF SAbE-All sums Of els and under cash
over 49, nine months credit with judgment notes
bonds with approved security. Interest from date.
JOHN DIEHL.
L. W. 6TIDIIAM, Auct ian 2p-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

Interest on G eminent Loan. paid bv r n
Robinson & Co., Loan Agents, corner Of All
and Market streets,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

IL A GOOD three story brick house.
fss2syh No. DIT West Seventh street; suppled
HslW with gas, bath ard range. Inquire of
Thomas B, Beeson, No. II East Second street
or at the shop in Pylo'sAlley, Orange street.
hooVe rum ieb l.tw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

,&NzFA me aubterlber offers lur sale tive Farm he
new lives on, suatoj in Ppnc idsr Hundred
ssssM New Castle County, Dell close to ST. George
lsssS station, Del. Road. containing loo acres Of
s--A1 lar ii, laid out in four fields and produc ss
good crcls OF grain aud grass aud there Is all kin
Of iruti would quake n good PEACH FARM, Is there
IS about four Fdred peach In full bearing and
looks we'll There plenty VI chestnut mbtr to fence
The farm and wood for fire Nineteen acres are IN
wood the rest ulabls land Tho buildings consist OF
frame mansion, containing nine rooms and large
running through the whole house good cellar und or.
nAn'h The house is covered with tn. good pump
two stori,s high with FIVE rooms and a cellar under.
meath, with well Of good water tha door This farm
would make good nutty rsid II ia Gle to III
railroad and we have two trains Ivory day from he city
and all the produce cf the lam would meet a ready
market This farm IL worthy the attention of thu SO who
want to purchase farm as 1t Is in healthy neigh.
borhood convenient TO schools and churches and pobt
once at the station. The Cutbulld ngs are STA he
granary, carriage house and poultry house Has
Lawn leading from the main rvad IN tho house NV
reason Tor selling Ia poor health, Conditions easy
RICHARD GROVES
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
BARGE PUBLIC SALE.

Fifty Head of Cows and other Stock.
IN subscriber intending to discontinue farming
will potityey sell at Public Sale, at his
on ueu ID LUbdelPs farm, ltAre's Corner Road -.
miles from Wilmington, New Castle Hundred,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
Real hstate and Personal Property at
PUBLIC SALE.

ftJifr THE tubscriber will sell ut Public -
lMsEW hrle, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of -
Iii February, 1865, at O'Clock, p. M, 80
6kk small farm and Tan Yard, situated -0Dn6
Philadeiphia ana baltimore Central r. r., between
Chadds Ford and Fairville Station. containing bs<
ACRES This property has an abundance Of Limestone
On it, Persons wanting home or those having money
to Invest in Real Eatas, would do we'll TO call and en-
anime IT, as II will positively be sod and terms easy.
ALSO, at the same time, the following described Per-
aonal Property IA head Of young Horses sentls In all
kinds OF harness. one is thorough bred Mare said
be with foal by the celebrated horse Montrsa pair Of
Oxen, two years old II Ewes with Lamb
ut OF head hsers and horse blankets corn and Oats by
the bushel credit Of months will be aveh on the
Personal Property Conditions made know at sale BY
. ISAAC NICHOLS.
JOHN HBYBURN, Auct. feb SITS
PuhIt, Nm 10 <.r N a ..N,,.I n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
For. S,,la

ANsA THE Thee storisd Brick House, on tho eo,.
s., ntr Of shipley and Third sireets, Belonging to
1ssAAa Ests,e Of John Wales. deceased. Possossop
given on tho 2eth OF March next. Apply to
an III LEONARTH uAtpa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
FOR sAI.E OR RENT-

ArA large Frame Bulldog, suitable Tor manufac
E%& turing purposes with good Engine and Boiler
- situated IN Hedgeve, near tho Railroad 70
hiormst,o napply to WALTON, wHANN a. co
|sn ie-u Corner Front and Market ste,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
ATTENTION! FARMERS,


FOH MALE.
AzA Amodern built three story brick house, situa-
Ey ted on Walnut stree, below Third, No. IDS. Lot
- u feet front. running back 100 feet; with good
side alley To the front. The house contains Parior
Dining room and Kitchen the hrst aoor three
chambers, bath room, and girls room on the second
hoor and two rooma on the third door II Is supplied
papefed and in good eondi ton. TeIms reascnabs.
dec left Apply to q, p. JOHNSON, as Market 81
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
Desira BILE Chesterl opntY FARM for Sale.

Ara Situated 10 konnelt Township, about mIes
15aEf from Wilmington, Baltimore Central r. R and
Haozl Lime Sulrres are within2 miles, contains ~
49, acres, 30 Of which are highly cultivated and II
are o. good wood land The buildings are good will b..
solh low; Apply to TBos. J. MAHAFFY, Real Estats
AGENT I'd aud King, SITS nov %
FOR BALE.
EsU Farm Of ga Acres in Kent county, Dell eight
III miles below Smyrna, on the Del II H., one hun.
bred and fvriy acres Of which ara cleared, tho bal
lAnee IN wood The buildings and fences good. 1t
will DO sold reasonably aud terms easy CITY property or
Asmal farm near Wilmington. viii be ken In part
A L
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

ALSO, at the sane time aud placs will be sold III
personal property OF VIM. sbarplss decd, follows
ons Mare, ave years old and driver In single
and double harness; york wagon nearly new; set
Of light harnsss. carriage tongue and yoke; basket
q bedseads and sscking CD amber stands 50 yards Of
Ingram Carpets several pairs Of sh cts and pillow
lumber OF BET quilts and confots towels cotton and
linen table covers; wooden blankets dofen napkins;
wash bowl; pitchers, &c; Chair; large arm rocking
chair; arm chair and cushoD buffalo robe and horse
blanket silver watch and many articles net Inserted
Sale 10 commence Mt IL O'clock, M, said day, when
conditions will ne made known.
JEHU d. SHARPLkSs, Administrator.
JOHN HEYKuRN. Auctlnuear Ian oh.ta
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
A SPLENDID FARM
At Private Nnl0

- We have for sale that b.autimi Farm, OF
HSf5m w Acres, belonging TO Henry G. Burton,
GG31 Fsq situate ono iourth OF mite frcm tho Town
ISns new Castle, GU the r, I'D TO IIaIes Corner.
As rlis l. 5oe of the most high " npro we'd farms
In New castle HID and produces from IS To SO bushels
Mnea o. 70 W OF corn, aud TO tons Of hay per
The land Is high and beshy; and IL Of the very best
situated arms In tho county. The property Is divided
by tho Delaware Railroad aud 10 now in two farms
o. them contbis lIp acres OF arabic land and by
the name or Spring Garden Farm, 10 divided into
neids, Win spring water In each The entrance the
buildings Is BY lane 400 feet long and 10 feet wde
wth beautiful Usage orange hedge and Of shade
trees on each side. The mansion heuse 10 by A. feet
two stories high with hall In the 10 feet wdt
with pnror dining rcom library and kitchen on the fret
foor the ceilings IL fee' high lur.e rooms on ~
cond Moor and attic 6rst rate cellar with furnace
heasr porehes on both sides Of house, ard splendid
handsome trees OF all kidd; and ii nty Of eli kinds OF
mutt trees and grares the rm The Wow be
beaten on the Delaware having an extensive view oil
the ray and Fort Delaware The barn s. by 80 feet
with overehoo add sheds 10 by 1I0 feet brick stable
high, with stflls Tor thirteen horses ard 80 cows:
and large sheds around the barn yard CARR g chicken
TOOL ana wond houses, Ice house; nile and cribs
all snbs ,nt'a and we'll bu l and In complete ORDER
has acres OF osnd This part of the property has
had Is. 900 bushels Of lime put II within the u
years The oiher part of tho properly Ia celtd the
River side farm and contains 140 RcreslO0 W and
aud tue balsnee In good mt aeow II has II good
new Frame House and new Barn 80 by ~ feet, with
stables attached;u complete order. The land Ia very
rem laying high aud besuul II has had 10000 bush
Ella OF lime put II within the last IA years. besides
substantial stone bank II is only ten minutes walk
from the mansion hous, to the depot Mt New Castle
ihs property bins tho land Of George H. Harding, ESQ.,
and t. T. Tasker, Esq, bf Philadelphia. The fencing
along the rAirra Is Kept up by company Thi, Is
OF the very hest farms that has ever been ca for
~ AUD there no better farm for growing grain grass
together or la two arm aud very forms ~
ment, aud at very low price, II Applied TOR soon,
WIN. BRlGHT SON.
Resi- Estate Deslers,
Isn o-lm Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

Will b sold q Public Sale, ct the Tesldehes Of che
mescrihe on tbs Horns farm near the Aims House. on
Eco. sth, lsce, at 10 O'clock MI the follow.
tog Garden and Farming Implements; tvs Market Wa
CONS each OF twenty barrels capacity two night carts In
good ORDER one light CART extra set Of heavy wheeis
hy hot bed sash In good ORDER seventy FIVE plant COW
ers one new revolving horse rnhe pillow; harrow cuit
ystor shovel forks rakesi spade FIVE hogshsads dear
born and cart harness sets Of pow gears In good or
DER choice lot Of carefully selected gaeden seeds and
quany Of household goods such bedstsads tabi al
chairs stove and great variety Of other articlea
TERMS CASH. RUDOLPH p IEID
L. W. Stidhau. Auct rahI,.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

IN Farm in Frank in Township, Chester County,
It'll Pa containing one HUNDRED pnt twenty ono
-1W acres, ose hundred Of which is cleared, the bal
good vo land The land in high state Of cult.
WALTON, and wat 10 all the fields one The
mculs consist ofa House, containing eight rooms dou
bic decker Barn, ienrut hruia and Stable II is with
in I'VE miles Of lime and about slx miles from
p. W. 4B. Road, will be sold low, and possession
given 18th March next Apply /,
TlIOS. MAHAFPY,
Ian IS I'd and King street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

~ The subscriber having sold his farm, ,s,,Sx
In will sell at Public Sale, at his residence, ks
ca In MIL Greek Hundred, New Castle Co., ~
half mile soNtk Of CARROTS SNUFF Mills and sharp
less Mills, afth day. the 22d OF second Mouth tFEB
RuARY 1889. at u o'clock, NJ, the following person
nal property One coed family horse, extra pair
Of work Oxen, six head Of feeding cattle one broad
wheel Or Cart harvest bed spring tooth hay Rak.,
Pennocks fstsst; Woods Mower; l Roller; grain
Fan, patent tork for hay bed; hal aide plow Or
chain. Ok yoke Broad axe, hay knfs, pair Of Cart
Shafts lot OF Bsrnysrd Cribs grndstone clever seed by
the bunbe soar Of all trash and many articles
enumerated AMOS SHAKPLKSS,
CALEB sHAKpLESg tr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-10
A Curious Case-A Pauper Sud-
denly Enriched.

ltIOm the LewistoWn Me- JournRi
Several years since man named Frep-
man Waterhouse lived in Poland i'm this
county. He had reputation for Ineanness
second to that of no person in his uuishbor-
hood. He had n wife and three children.
He quarreled with his wife and sued for -
divorce which he was unable TO obtain
The wife also failed IN similar attempg.
Waterhouse then deserted his wife who
subsequently became II pauper In the town
OF Brunswick Her children were placed
under the care of persons in Poland, and
have there grown up. Years passed with
out any news of the sCandalous husband.
Something more than year ago, Judge
Luce, of Auburn, received information Of
the death of Freeman Waterhouse, in Idaho
territory. whittier it seems ne skedaddled
after deserving his wife He died soon after
massiig fortune OF from $4,000 to 2J. 600
IN god leaving, apparently. no heirs be-
hind him The Judge of probate ia Idaho
wrote TO Maine for iniormation Judge
Luce aJ once looked up the facts, and re-
ported them, and was retained by the mi
sers wife, pauper In Brunswick. to re-
cover the property. The case has becn
pending in Idaho the past year, and has re-
suited in verdict which win give the en-
tire property 10 the rightful heirs. Mrs.
Waterhouse will probably receive $4,000 in
gold, and her three children the remainder
or the pnpcrty--enough TO Set them up in
the world. somewhat. Judge Iiucc has al
ready received from Idaho. for the widow.
"a bag of gold dust worth about $4,000 in
coin, and the remainder will he torthcOm-
iup. M T.T'''
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-10
Freak of the Missouri.

The st. Joseph (Nlissour) Herald chron-
lcles one of the peculiar results of the ay-
tion OF the current OF the Missouri river.
ON its banks and on its sandy bottom. An
island has been formed in the river directly
opposite st. Joseph the channel runDmS
between the island aud the Missouri shore.
Although vast bed of sand over two miles
IN length, should it stand the Hood naxt
spring, 1t soon may be covered with a
growth Of trees. An immense drift has
formed at the upper end, which. II l., be-
lieved will protect il from the rus h of
waters, and make il permanent. The ,ther
day two citizens of st. Joseph passed over
TO the island. took possession of itl and
erected cabin thereon, which they hold
will give them the first claim TO entry
when the Government places It. in In arket.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-10

marks that II is now threatened that II the
southern States do not fatify the consti-
tutlona amendment, aud make Il a part OF
the Constitution, The Iaile iilhc adopted
that tho ratification Of tho amendment by
thrcc-fourths of the loyal states will be
made to answer the re quircmcut of the
Constitution, or, that ~ ., punishment for
their oontumacy, the Southern States shall
be deprived of their state Government,
and military satyapics be bccstaBIished over
them What broad burlesque. upon re-
publican government are all these inoon-
sistent and contradictory theories and
practicesy II the Southern States are
states for omc purpose, they arc for all
other purposes. lr they are States compe-
tent to assist in IN amendment Of the Or
ganio law. there is no power In the COY
ernment TO make them anything else They
can not be deprived of their State Govern
ments wiihoat clear aud palpable viola
ton of the Constitution. and dangerous
us,upatiOn of power.