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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
RESPONSE TO DOollTTtr.-senators Howe and

RESPONSE TO DooLlTTLg.-Senators aowe and
public discussion. The popular dissatisfaction
with Doolittle was SO constantly expressed by
the audience that Mr.. Howe's frlsnds hal to
exert themselves to preserve order. In tbs
way OF Interruptions, the following is related
"Wh..e Mr.. Doolttle was diseoursnR Of the
loyalty of the South, me one 10 the erowd
called out "Eew Orleans" The Senator wal
greatly angered at this and called out " Who
was thar Get up and show yourself .
ahereupon young man in the audieuce go
up aud showed bimselt conspIcuousIy, anc
declared that he was the man. Doolittle shout.
ed, "What is your name, sir p The prompt
and emphatic reply was, :" My name is Smith
and served four years il the army, 6yhtns
jxst such men as you are :"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

TROUBLE IN BALTiyoBB.-There are ndica-
lions of serious trouble In Baltimore. The
Governor has been asked BY the Copperheads
to remove the police and appoint others
There is a disposition to resist any arbitrary
measure, and hence difficulty is spprehended
We hope the affair may be amicably adjusted
The Governor has summoned the Police Com
missioners to Annapolis to answer ehargel
against them. The whole difficulty arises tror
struggle between the Uniopists and Copper
heads for the ascendency.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Boots and ShoN.-The Fall trade has now com
menced want to say to my country customers
that hnve laid in large stock of Boots and Shoes
for the Fall trade, at much reduced rates. compared
with former times have a very stout winter boot
Tor % 80 pair and womens leather boots high cut,
for VI rs pair, and will warrant them not TO rip
il they do will repair them for nothing. [ also
have good stout Misses leather boots for 81 SO a
pair, which are truly good shoe for every day
wear; also Boys boots and chdren's shoes. Only
come and look at them. As Tor goodness and Cheap.
ness they cannot be beaten. have on hand yet
some odds and ends of summer stock, that | am
selling low and il they do not go at one price they
will have to go at another for | want the for
my winter Stock and still for all this cheap work
| hayo some of the finest goods hand that ever
had. Mems French calf double lined and soes stitch
boots that l SIN selling for 5000 a pair, ahead q
anything OF the kind have he'd for long time. and
ladies fine and fancy shoes, balmorels Ind buttcI
CATERS, &c have on hand thisty different kind
and styles to select from Call at FLANIGA ANS
Cheap Shoe Store OF Sixth and Market str
Savillo Building, Wilmington Delaware, and judg,
| for yourselves.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

W. N. KEENARD, 306 Market street, has Just
opened one OF the finest lines OF Lupins Wool De-
LANES ever displayed by this House, and offers them
at the old price Of o2t cent? for the fine quality and
so cents for the lower numbers Ladies' will find
these goods the most desirable all wool Deaiaes In
tho Market embracing all that ia quisite in Dress
of this kind. Also Lupins NJ eronos in all shades al
81 20 and 374. Lupins Empress Cloths | 20 and
37t GENTS Beautiful plaid Poplins and Reps l.b(
and rs. These goods arc from Is to 80 cents pei
yard cheaper than New York and Philadelphia pr
ces Al wool Plaids rs to 81. Queen cloth, on,
yard and half wide fine and heavy, 81 10. Pur,
Mohair Alpaca S3la cents; Coburgs 25 cents, anc
large variety of Dress Goods at ioaO prices.
Mourning Goods Of all kinds-The best qualitie
Of English Grapes and Grape Veils Grape Collars
| 30. The largest and best assortment Of Black Al
pacas and Nohairs ever exhibited by W. M Ken
nard, and at such prices to satisfy all, from 81
cents to 81 so. Wewoud invite those in t. cal
at this establishment, and examine the prices ant
goods. We are sure they will be pleased with both
W NJ keep an immense stock Of Domestic an,
House Furnishing Goods; mems and boys wear
blankets, &c; also carpets, mattings oil CLOTH win
| dow shades, 90.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Horrible,-The French academy OF medicine
at Paris has lately brought to light a horrible
state Of affairs in regards to the habit of sending
children to the country to be nursed and
brought up. Every year twenty thousand
babies are sent out of Paris under the
care OF these peasant nurses, and OF that num-
Der only Ave thousand, 90 an average, are re-
turned TO their mothers, the other fifteen thou-
sand having died OF cold, starvation and bad
treatment. II is calculated that three hundred
thousand of the musings have persisted in this
way during the last twenty years. These couu
trywonen make no scruple of exchanging the
babies entrusted to them, and undertlke 10
nurse several at time They write letters tc
the children's parents describing 10 pat letis Ian
guage the rosy checks aad increasing charm,
OF their luf4ats, dead weeks before the epistle,
were indicted, aud receive clothing and money
for the little ones for months after they have
been il their graves,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

10 .dcre Farm for Sdis.-We have for sale 46
acres Of very productive land 9 acres OF good
woodland. Tue situation is high and beaut-
tai, fronting oa the public road, aud would di
vide into two small places, miles from the
City OF Wilmington, in Christiana Hundred
Neighborhooi very due, with schools, stores
mills and churches near the property. WIN.
BRIGHT Son, Real Estate Dealers, Whining
TN, Delaware.
Large Buthitn9 fOy Sate.-1ho Union Church
10 ID street, Washington. cOngregatio
are erecting beautiful edihoe at 5th and Wash
ngtOn, and hence the sale OF the old property, at
much less than it he built for now Manufac
turers Machinists, Sash Makers, de-, take not ice
Call on BRIsHT 4 Son
Wanted.-A lot of hickory Tor telloe, Also
hickory and white oak spokes-good split stuff
Farmers Invited to bring all that they can snare
as they want large lot. SPRIEGER 4 MoRLHY
SIS Orange street, or at Weller Saw mill sl7.Im
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

HIGHWAY RpBRGRY.-Wm. S. Ooyla, OF Media
while returning from the election polls at the
Rose Tree Hotel on Tuesday night week was
way lid 10y c)uple OF thieves when nearly
opposite the house OF DAM James, knocked
down WIN CLUB, AMI robbed of his pocket
book containing eleve dollsrs Mr.. Covle,s
bead was bruised very badly.-He was unable
to distinguish his assailAnts in the dark
mess, and they easily escaped with their booty.
n@-General P. T Beauregard and Har-
ry Gilmore, late OF the Rebel army, are the
guests OF Mr.. Corcoran, the banker. Wasbing-
ton Glmor is in hunt Of pardon.
No. Cover or Worth has been re- cheated
in North Carolina by nearly unanimous
vote.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

TIE REVENUE REcEIPTs.-The receipts oil the
United States Treasury during the current ifs
cal year have been very heavy, and the Inter.
nal Revenue receipts are greatly in excess OF
the corresponding period of last year From
July LIST to October 18th the receipts were over
Sll6 500 900, an average OF over one million
dollars day, and indca Ting, if the same rate
is kept for the balaRce of the year. a total of
at least sS75,ooo,Ooo, against $3ll GOO, 900
for the last fiscal year. This sum is greatly In
advance OF the estimate OF the Treasury De.
partment, not more than $3.50 900 600 having
been anticipated from this source during the
current year.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
REtiIsrEit,S OEF,Cs,-

NEw CAsTLe COUNTY. June 18th. lRes
| P9h the epplicancn Of CALVIN lIIGfiFIEIn IA
SministraloI of WIN. W Aiorrall IHts of Nil a..
hd;, n said oonnty, decd II Ia ORDERED and az
rectel by the RsRfter thatthe
give notice OF OF iettergof Adminisirston
upon ths OF thedeeeased with he lat Of
ing thereol, ~ cruising Ia he nnsiad
within forty days from the date Lsttera In az
oithe most public places of the county of NeH Caas
AL psrsonR having demand against
ketkte 70 present the same, sbds by nDAc of A..
semby In such case made sDd provided AndaIso az
Inc sAmeto be inserted witt the came in
DelhraIs hePubiican- newspaper published In Wii
minston ANA tobe continued 'Aereintw o months W"
diven under the habi nd Seal OF ON &c al h a
o. o hesiHtersforessid, atNew Castle in New Oar
tie county aforesaid the day and year aoov
"rnnnTnnp an, h, q. FRAIM, RegisteT
NOTIUE- AllpeIsonshA Vins claims sainst the a,
tspi deceased mus he du
20 Via adhanlstrstoI on or hei"re JUNE 18Th 1851
| provided. UAININ uiulIr vi runh1e Aht
| aug 2j-2p, " AIM ninsn,.pD,,or
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
MONDAY, October %, 1855

REP UBLIoAN UNION NOMINATION..
For Governor,
JAMES RIDDLE.
For Representative in Congress,
JoHN l. AckIM.
Sendtors
John G. Jackson, of Mill Creek Burdred.
Curtis B. Ellison. of Pencader
Representatives.
Benjamin Nields, Samuel Bancroft,
John A. Allderdiee, John Pilling,
Charles Oorbit, Andrew Ellison,
Lvi W. Lsttomus,
Foy SherI,
SAMUEL ALLEN.
For Coroner,
BENJAMIN T. BELLEW.
Levy Court Commissioners.
Robert Walker, Mill Greek Hundred,
William MoC,eilsnd, White Clay Greek,
John P. Belville, Red Lion,
Samuel N. Ruos, ST. Georges,
Abraham Ingram, aud
Jonathan s. Hand, Appoq uinimirk.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Itch, IN, Nch, Army Itch Highlands Col
den Itch ointment will cure the worst cases Of
Army ltc.. 1t contains no mercury or 9th r
Ingredients in anY way Injurious TO health
Those suffering from this terrible disease
should procure it at once. Ask tor England q
Golden ltch Ointment aud take no other. L
NJ. EsGLAND, Druggist aud Chemist, corner Of
Fifth and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
Price so cts. a box by mail 80 cts ja24
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

10 Philadelphia, on the 18Th inst, by Rev
u. T. Hornoer9er, Mr.. Franklin L CARMEL, OF
Philadelphia to Miss Lizzie King o Whining
Ioa, Del.
On the 18th instant, at the Mansion House
West Chester, by Rev. James Trickett, Mr.. Mar.
shall Brinton. of Birmingham, to Miss Hannah
Baker, OF Thornbury, Delaware county.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
UNION MEETINGS.


Will be held at Glasgow, on Monday, octo-
Der 22d, at y o'clock, P. N. Hon. J. R. G
Pitkin, of New Orleans, and Bepjsmiu Nields
ESQ, will address the meeting.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

E~A LARos FLEET OF BoArs On October
9th, there were at Buffalo, New York, Hset of
40 canal boats, waiting to come East through
the Erie Canal This enormous feet, carrying
upwards OF 100000 bushels of grain was to
move through the Canal IN a single day.
n6D Head Centre Stevens has made speech
10 ST Louis. declaring that the Fenisn strug
gle IN Ireland would begIH before the close OF
the year.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

I5g-S Aiisn, Suceessor TO Ksilsy 4 Allen, 4lg
West Trout street, wholesale and retail dealer in
Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay and Straw He would cal
special attention to his large and oil selected stock
he has constantly hand the best brands of Extra
Family Flour, also superfne and coarse -four by the
barrel by the pound. All the different varieties
OF mill feed, ground corn and oats and corn meal
by the bushel. Hay and siIaw by the bale or ton
T. examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders promptly filled, and goods do ivored
without extra cost, All goods sold at the lowest
cash prices sep 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
)YAL MEN TO THE RE:

Union Meeting will be held at Centreville
Christiana Hundred, on Tuesday, October Esd
1856, at y O'Clock, P. N. Good speakers will
be present.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Union Meeting will be held at the Lime
stone Road School House near the Mermaid
Mill Creek Hundred, on Wednesday evening
October Gath, at y O'Clock, p. Nj. Eminent
speakers will address the meeting.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22


Now is THE TIME.-The following timely
words are from the Philadelphia Press: We
trust that our Radical friends in New Jersey
and Delaware will leave no stone uuturnsd to
secure brilliant Republican victories In their
respective States. Let them work as they never
worked before, for verify this is the time of
trial and OF testing whether America shall be
at once launched on the great stream of pro.
Rress, or be delayed and bindered for months,
II may be for years, until the timbers of the
| ship OF State are rotted. But let them not be
| lulled into false security by the gloriou5 re-
| sults Of the recent elections, aud suppose that
the work is all done to their hands. Their op.
ponens are willy, INSCRIPTIONS, interchangeable,
and hungerng for the most trihing advantage.
They have also the Government patronage, aud
are using it far more unscrupulously and
shamelessly than it was ever used before in
this couutry. There are in other States, as
well as Pennsylvania, men as devoid OF shame
and principle as Wallace, the chairman of the
Democratic State Committee and just as capa
BILE as he of deliberately commencing the VIC
lation o. .aw by means OF employing deserter:
and illegal voters. All Of this must be guarded
agaiust-and it can be, If the true friends o
the UnioL do their duty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

IpoN ,h. sMr 5000 N1uSff h9tuAt 18th, 1866.
S,pI{ "t'"h 81 j. hu FeIriH Ot
- w Iast " VI All nrnt "t NJ, Purdy Iats
o. wilmington 10 HAi1GO deceased; UrdeTs1 80
directed by the Register that the Executor sfsrs
selul give holer OF the granting OF Lstirrs Tssis
nentary upon thr E6tste OF the "a y. II, *.
date OF granting thereof by causing aiy.Ttts.msntn
70 Ds posted wiihtn forty dHys irnu DAD. q maj
~ n IL OF ne most pabiI PLACES ofihs County
W " ~ ~ ", az PERSONS hHyut demands
ot o. hshsuioy N suGh case made and pro vided And
al H. q III VrlaraT hepn ican.A hewspupsI
munths. '"''uue" theie'u t"o
u pntysn hS hand aud Al 0 NICE tho
t-N %, AFORESAID the day and y"ar ris1
NOTICE An o,rs,,s ~. fkAlN, Register,
Ehlhte OF the deceased pressnt tina ssna dnIv
attestsd to the Executor on or Is,nE e , il,SS
and provided. MINI phuon case nAds
Address NJ, 22i pIey Street Winio EheGnt0r'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

UtpoN a., NHS CAsrLR COUsry, sent atb Isee
r t1 sue ,SpHlcattnn Of iepry Dsuby Executor of
wi Le laSt VIII Anh Testament Ann ia INV Ista ~
airsais5i on H. ioad Co, de- ia ordered ana
i % ne Nekister that the ExecuioT nfara
mani Ee nOtiee - the gtsnImG of Letters TestS
np1h the Of the deceased TN tn
thereOf. BY causing 10 ~
posted within forty daysirum the date ofsuob Lstfs
~ the most pablo places OF the County al
ths person. having demands against
hhenpB IN such case made snd PROVIDED ApH ~
IT. Nane 20 Inserted with sAm eroJ IN
htpublicAn, n mn h sbad IN
nlhlnston aud to be continued therein two manu.
Dolyennndert the hand and seal o on ca ri ths
nesiHtera reaRid, at New Castle I q New uss
written, eH NJ ~ ny ui sna year hbsIs
Allper sons ing oiu ms against ths y,
e tns uoSrSsed must the NJ me duly attss
ssnt ia ne hkeeh'et on or before the 4th day Of
sept Iasl' or ABIDE thr Act of Esamhlyin gueb
semi y 81 PROVIDED HENRY DANNY,
E.ac
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

.rpnNNkw oAsTLE CuUsrY, Ser TENDER 10Th lses
/ pom the application Of Mary w. stroud Admin,s
~ ttatrih OF SAMUEL STROUD, lNte oi u iIminsa
n 1p n rhINnGdred, IL said County, deceased il
VhpEhED and directed by the Re nister that ma
aforesaid give notice OF the granting Of
r,erh OF aumnstrailoh upon the Estate OF the de
isnts to be pos thin forty days from the dats Of
suo ketterhln or e most public places ofthe Conn
sss Al M r meal persons having demands
Act Of Asssmbly IN such case and provided nd
also ea9se the same be Inserted The
hepnbicRti uewspAper M IL "a IN
wilmington, ami to be continued therein Two mo1Ihs
) Gwen under the hH nd nd Seal OF on ce AZ ihs
hegnter atore .sid, at New Castle in New o.
written. II = 4 ~ aS Anu year above
n ]IICE,, All perA"n- having CLAIMS AGAINST IN.
hthts OF the deGeHsei must pres.ut th ss,ra ~.
MI s5 10 thr Am,nStta,riX before September
| made aud sided MAKY n sTUn IgIh oAss
sept lH-2m llTi,fsttanttri
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

EQUALITY TO ALL. Uniformity of pr,ce.
A NeU Feature IN Business. Every one HIS
Otsn SafsSmaH Jones a Co, of tho Crescent on,
price Clothing store, No. 8Od Marke street abovr
Sixth, Philadelphia In addition to having The lar
gest, most varied, and fashionable stock of Cothnp
In Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales we
have constituted every enc his Wnsalesman by hay
ng marked in figures, on every article the very low
est price 1t Be sold for SO they cannot possh,
vary-al must buy alike. The goods arc W sponved
and prepared, and great pains taken with tie M IA.
king, 30 thai all can buy with the full assuran of
getting good article at the very lowest price Also
large stock Of PIECE GOODS on hand OF tho Iat,si
styles and qualities, which will be made to order in
tue most fashionable and best manner rs Del cent
below credit prices. X Remember the Crescent
In Market St. sbovs8th, Phis, JONES Co
THE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
No. sos Arch street, Ph.Iade Iphta
North side, above sth,)
would respectfully inform the public that we have
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOON
AT tho above NAMED location, where We will be bannv
TO wait on all who may favor with call at ali hnnTs
OF the day, from az AM, to PM.
good Roast Dinner OF any kind, with potatoes broad
and butter, 30 cents The with ny three yeusta
bles and coffee, 50 ceuts. e"
We will always keep on hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONF ECTIONFRy
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
=, 80 -. -. ICE CREAM AND JELLIES
Also, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST SYRIipa "
The location being central, renders II desirals lsc
Tor Ladies' aud Gentlemen OF our ty as well ma al Ih
SURE undinR country JAdEs MEGRATTEN,
may ii'u Manager
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

SrEEeH OF Gro. PEAgopY.-A correspondent
OF the Boston Journal gives an account OF
visit OF George Peabody to Andoyer, Mass
where he attended An exhibition of Phillips'
Academy. "ThN school rose in body, and
with tumultuous cheering, greeted him with
true school boy enthusiasm. Mr. Peabody,
though having said he should not make a
speech, advance to the front OF the stage and
spoke substantially as follows; He did not
intend to speak TO them, for il had never been
his business TO make speeches, but their fac
speaking and oratory had so Impressed him
that he could not refrain from addressing them
He had never had the advantages open them,
for be had not been at school since he was ten
years old Many and many n time he would
have cheertully given half his fortune for the
sake OF an education, He told them - respect
and ,ooey their teachers, their parents, aud
above all their conscience and their Maker. He
said the same Dad 10 wealth and honor was
open TO them all AS 10 him He urged them to
never fail to support their parents and their
friends should adversely overtake them and
told them their reward was certain if not
| here, in the world to come. Thanking them
for their kind greeting, he lett the stage. AS
they were leaving the hall the students rose
and with tumultous cheering, he left them.
lDLENEss IN TIE SoUrH-We have already
printed several statements OF Southern Jour
mails, showing that too much idleness was the
baue OF the South. Upon this important topic
tie Atlanta tGeorsial Era says There is too
much idleness in this country II is bteedip NO
vice and immortality, II is filling our iaiis
WITH criminals. Crime has been on the era d
uhl Increase for six months, This comes OF
ldleness, and idleuess comes in great meas
ure OF that abominable idea that a white man
cannot be a gentleman and work He mus,
get money, for that is indispensable But how?
That's 1t. Young men have not the disposi.
ilon to work and by patient economy secure a
basis for business operations. This Leads to
temptation, and temptation to crime. Hence
We have murders horse thieves and breaches
Of trus
- Gov Bullock, of Mass ehusstts, has fixed
o. the 27tl OF November, as a day OF tbsnkssi,
ing THIS ls the day appointed by the President
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
WIDOWS INOREAsRD PENSION

7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE CORRECT FORMS
i for making application for widows increased Pen
slona. All soldiers Wild Iwa allowed In add
tion to the - per month ~ per month for every child
under 10 years of age Make application at once My
charge only IS for attending this business THIS
Increase Pension eau be obtHns that widow will
he able to draw heT money March 4th 1867,
WIN. b. WIGGINS,
U, 3. Army aud Navy Claim Agent,
sept l0-lm No. BIO Market St, Wilmington Dsl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Uason ksst,A0. An enthusiastic Union meat.
Ing was held at the Augustine Mills, in Brau-
DIVINE Hundred, on Wednesday evaning, OCT.
II 1866. The meeting was organic ID by the
election Of Wesley Harrigan, Eco, as Presi-
sent, and Richard Amies, Robert Cunning ham,
Thomas Clough, Samuel Graham and Jam es
Goodman, as Vice Presidents. Mr.. William
Shsrpless, and Mr.. J. W. Green were appointed
Secretaries. The FIRST speaker introduced was
H. James Abernethy, ESQ who entertained the
meeting for half an hour With ao able and ear
nest speech. hr. Abernethy is a young man
OF much promise, and 10 an effective speaker
Mr.. Gatcbell OF New jersey made a very elo-
qnent address, W hich was listened to wi, b great
attention, and made an evident impression on
HE hearers. If Mr.. Gatchell would speak in
different parts of Brandywiue Hundred, which
really seems to us needs stirring up, he
would do much good, and his efforts would tell
90 the 9th OF next November. The Union Gao :.
didste for Governor, Mr.. James Riddle, made
some well timed remarks, and was followed by
Mr.. M. Boyd, who is one OF the workmeu on
| the brandywiue, and has much influence a
mongst his fellow workmen. The last speaker
| was Mr. Samuel R. Mcdowell who q ,de a
most practical and useful speech setting forth
tue evils arising from the rule OF the so-ca.ed
Democracy, and earnestly erhorting his hear
ers to vote the whole Union ticket. Mr.. Nc
Dowell is an excellent oampaigl speaker aud
would do much good in Delaware, particularly
III SUSSEX or Kent. Commercial.
| Revolutions Of Coincidence on the death of Si,te,
Rt6eeea Pduhn.- Wilmington Uuion No. l, D
of T., October 18th, 1866.
| WnEREAs, Il has pleased the All Wise ruel
OF the Universe to remove from our midst by
death. cur respected and beloved sister, Re
becca Pauln; therefore Resolved, That ia til,
death of our late sister, Rebecca Pauline, th
Ledge recognizes with deep . emni and lie
verence, the mysterious wisdom and power o
God Most Holy.
Resolved, That while we mourn her loss a
a member, we also bear witness to her con
slant integrity, honesty and 6rmuess of devo
tion to the principles of our great aud glOriou
cause.
Resolved, That this Lodge unbosoms til
heart OF sympathy and coincidence to the be
reaved daughter and family OF the deceased il
their hour of sorrow.
Resolved. That in token of respect to tn
memory OF our deceased sister, the Charter an
other emblems OF our Order be drapsd /
mourning tor the space Of three months,
Resolved, That copy OF these resolution
be iorws ded to the family of the deceased, au
also be published in the Republican, OF Wi
mington, Delaware.