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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
For the Delaware Republican.
TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS VOTE.


Now that the soldiers are returned from the
successful accomplishment oflwhat the SOCIAL.
ed democratic party pronounced ia failure"
and demanded their disbandment from the
army, and the acknowledgment of the con-
federacy as an independent power, that party
are very solicitous of the vote of these Lin
coin Hirelings and Hell-hounds as they called
them, while battling for the life CT the nation.
The "Boys in Blue" remember these things and
will not be trapped by such bait How any
party which did so much to cypress the SOL
disrs aud sailors can now have the impotence
to ask their votes is strange indeed Are they
so silly as to think that they can now secure
the franchise of these brave fellows, whea they
denied 1t to them while in the field Do they
suppose that the soldiers whose wives and
children they refused to aid while the husband
and father were battling for the nation, will
now vote to place them in power2 Do they
think that those brave boys whom they refused
by solemn legislative votes, to thank fer
the valor displayed in the defence our common
country, will now turn round and support the
party that done all in its power to aid rebel
lion2 Do they think that the men or party
which refused the paltry sum OF four hundred
and twenty FIVE dollars to bury their gallant
comrades who fell on the bloody field OF Get
tysburg, have forgotten all these thingst II
they do they will lind themselves mistaken.
Ii anything were wanting to convince the
world of the truth of the charges brought
against the Democratic party $50 called ..the
late Convention at Philadelphia supplies 1t
abundantly. We are told that the wicked flee
when no man pursueth. This was exemplihed
at the Convention on the l4th. The guilty
wretches who composed that pie-bsld party
we're afraid to trust even themselves and broke
| up in confusion without even adopting name
Having for purpose stolen the honorable
name OF Democracy, which their actions prove
they never were entitled to, they were willing
to abandon that for the name OF " Union men,
that they might deceive some thereby
| All their acts 60 TO show how dangerous il
is to adopta name without the principles which
made that name honorable. They may put OF
all the borrowed plumes they can and, still
the "old federal party" which opposed tn
war oil 1872, and a tariff for the protection 0
labor are there, and NC name or disguise Cal
hide the fact that modern democracy and oil,
federalism are one and the same. Jas. Buch
anan might say Of his party as he did of him
self, that mot drop OF democratic blood wa
ia their (his) veins"
have repeatedly and publicly charged
upon them, that the principles now held b
them are the same as those held by the oil
federal party. They dare not deny it, for the
know that history proves the fact ncontro
vtrtably A. P. OSMOND.
| ranttrhurv Auuust M 1894
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

n@-A letter from a prominent gentleman
in Now Orleans, to Rev. DR.. Stone, a clergy
man OF Boston, gives vivid description oil
the fatal assault upon the Rev. Mr.. Horton
who acted as chaplain Of the Free State Con-
vention, which closes with the following i'm
pressive passages:
In closing, would solicit the prayers OF
yourself aud your Hock in behalf OF the South.
ern Unionisis, black and white. Our Presi-
dent has abandoned US. Freedmen are every
where murdered, their schoolhousss are burn-
ed, and their teachers slain or driven away.
Encouraged by Johnson the old spirit ofslsv-
cry has revived; while the spirit of defiance
| and rebellion is everywhere as active as dur
ing the war. There la no safety for Unionists
except under the guns OF United States bat
teries and forts, and, thanks to our false Pros.
| ident, there is at present no security ever
| there.
Pray forus and pray for our country. From
| our stand point of observation 1t would seen
that our country never needed our prayeri
more than it does at present. but we have nj
fear for the final triumph OF the right, for ou
trust is 10 God,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

Picnic OF TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS The
Soldiers and Sailors of Delaware, who served
in the late war for the Union, will hold Pic.
mic, on the llth inst.,-the anniversary OF the
battle OF Brandywne-in Riddles woods, nea.
Wilmington,
The object of this picnic, ia announced to
be tor the purpose OF bringing together the
Delawareans who periled their lives for the
preservation of the country, TO perfect per-
manent organization whereby the history OF
those who persisted ia the struggle and thoso
who still survive, may be prcserved-to give
expression to the sentiments and principles for
which they fought and which will secure 10
them, protection from public murder and vlo-
lence, and private assasslnstion--to visit the
fields OF their victories and clothe the graves
oftheir fallen comrades with the emblems OF H..
nation that they died to save. We cannot com
mend this movement too highly. No soldiers
entered the army under more untavorabIe sur.
rouudDgs than the brave men who enlisted in
Delaware. Without dollar of State or locai
bouuty-with adverse legislation and in de-
hance of Stale authorities to the contrary, Del.
aware Tied her quota, and stood from the he
ginning 10 the end Of the war, equal with any
State in the Union, IN the discharge OF her
share of tho work ia crushing treason and re.
belion. The records OF the War Department.
viii show that no troops in the field rAcelied
the Delaware organizations in discipline, bra
very, character and bearing. AND yet what i.
their history in their own State The future his.
torian will find but little on the public records
IL this State, OF the sacrtee, suffering and
bIGye deeds oil the living and dead o. Della
ware SONS. Look at the Legislative Journals
Ia ,he beginning Of the rebellion. our Legisl. /.
tafe refused to pledge The State against seres
e4on Ii refused TO display the Amerlcau fag
over the capitol Ct Inc S.Gl-, durrn. liz s,s-
SION. ltfetdsed to aId tlose who were in The
army and offered premiums 10 keep mea ON
o the army. 1t refused 10 give la the city Vi
Wilmington power to provide bouut.,s lot
volunteers 1t deaiei 10 The Levy Cour. q, Npn
Castle County the power to provide Tor SOL
dIers' tamii.-s. II refused 70 thank the soldier
and sailors Of Delaware Tor the putt tAec t.u5
destroying the rebel government, AGd #, re-
fused 10 unite with the other States to ,n,,
decent burial to our fallen heroes at Gett,s
burg, No mark OF respect, favorable meall.D
reward or honorable testimonial was ever 7ty
90 or offered, by the authorities of the Stat
OF Delaware, TO a Delaware officer or salii.
whe ieli IN the struggle for the lite OF tie ma.
lion. We therefore say, we cannot 1lpe 10,
strongly on the soldiers and sailors wAo ssr,st
IN the late war to meet aud organize. ant
show to those men who were the rulers !,
Delaware d1tIrg the war, that the principles
i"r which they Tough are still held dear, acc
nat the names OF 'he he'oeI living, and thos,
mo sleep 90 tue battle fields, snail aot perish
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

BoUsTIEs TO OoLoRED SOLDIERS 1t is stated
that the pay department at Washington IS now
ready to pay the bounties to coored soldiers
granted by the act OF Congress appro we'd June
10th. 1t is estimated that the amount involv-
ed in the settlement of the claims will no fall
much short of $40, 0o0,o 900. Before claims pre-
scented by claim agents will be entertained by
the department, such agents must make afiida-
Wit thatthe only interest they have in the claims
entrusted to them for collection is the legal fee
Eve dollars)allowed by the act. and the expon-
ses advanced by them for notarial or other &C
acknowledgements. Several hundred claims now
on file in the department, are suspended on this
account.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
REGIaTET'1 OPTION

UPSs q, ssgSi;Sssieau a. zSrss.%
SDoLYSs. AZ. y the a,y x &iimiss.on, p "a Hun
s. ssss tie iGsaesoi s,s sSe
sad. give notio: q sbe granting Of Letts,s fss
u ' d. ,s 81 thereof sTtsmsnss
LstNIs In u. Of the public pls css Of the douny
hsy 0aste recurring all persons having Do msnds
m 81 A::eHsiy IN sgeS case and And
It9d In the Relawsre Republican, . ne vapspsT psS
nshed IL Wilmington. and 10 be continued ID efsia
pSSysn un nd rs hard sna ssai Of oMee a TIE
w. 'sioressid the day and year sboys writtea
gofIoE.-Allpsrson hayina claim ! asihnssf XIV Il,
az tas deceased rust grsasn the same
1857 " abide the 30 eh ere made
proyifed. ABRAHAM CANNON, ,ecutor
" 16sm Address Okfiakiaaa bal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

OuR STANDARD BEARERs-Every member oil
the Union party should sustain the stan dard
bearers selected for the coming political con.
test. To skulk from duty in the time OF peril
is unwise and impolitic. He who refuses 10
vote because he does not like the nomiuets
for once, acts just as unwisely as does the
soldier who refuses to sustain his flag because
he does not like the general placed over him
Men should be governed by principle and not
by preferences or enmity in casting their votes
If the creed of the party be right it matters
little who are the standard bearers if they be
honorable and meriterious. We wish to i'm
press this fact on the mind OF every voter
The soldiers from our State fought AS valiant
ly under the gallant Smyth as though lie had
been to the manor born. They followed him
as the gallant troops followed Sheridan.
Fitzpatrick, Cocoran and others The place OF
their birth was not regarded as any disquali
hcation or objection. Had any declined to do
duty, or attempted to stack arms, because
their Ge neral was an lrishman, disaster and
defeat would have resulted. Every one would
have cried out against the deliuquents, and
punishment would have followed. Dangers
scarcely less appalling now threaten the coun.
try, and desertion from the party that crushed
rebellion should not be dreamed of by any
lover OF constitutional liberty. Private piques
individual preferences, obligations Of defunct
organizations, should all be buried together.
every prejudice sacrificed on the altar of our
country, and every honorable effort should lie
made to rescue our State from the hands Of
men who have invariably sympathIzed with
the rebellion and afforded all the substantial
aid and comfort in their power to those who
were madly and wickedly striving to overthrow
the Government.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
Registers Omce.

UsSs "a s,fi:.sSss y iMSi tsssis.-
"a by the nsgi9sf th4 the Administrstor siossssH
Sc. VI nssts q .sesa.sd via tls dsss II ssssss
rort{ dsSt MOP the dses II saeh Letters siS u as
s.sssn, the .tns or abide By az Aet sfAfssnay n
sstpssited within the SAM Rod n The belswsss
gaelosh, = neyspAReI pubahsd In Wim nston, and
70 DC epn ~ Aped thsrSAr two months.
}ET paiy.s s3Ss. ~ h.sS etoss. ot.ss
.Tsispl o0u'' ''ISsslak ~ B. AK a, sSsv.
nuflOh.-Anpsrsonh having claim q ssan ~ Ma
late q the DECEASED duly sttestsA
70 the AdHipisTator on or before the llth q 1lfT
made and provided, tB. y, NILIM ~
Address No. sol West ssveatS SHset, Wilm,n .tsu.
D slAwArs. '' "''A'As'sAi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

TIE CABLB-A correspondent OF a foreign
journal writes trem Valentia, that from day
light until two o'clock in the afternoon, the
cable is usually worked with great difficulty,
but after that time 1t grows easier and more
rapid until dark During the night the cable
works easiest and best. This phenomenon has
been noticed upon land telegraph lines, but
no satisfactory reason appears yet TO have been
given for IL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
LOCAL M ATEE RS /,

LOCAL MATEERS,
BustsRss. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. DO
The steamboat Ariel now leaves this city at
o'clock, A NJ, Chester at 8. 10, and Philsdei-
phia at 80 p. NJ.
VIM. h. Reynolds advertises for sale, farm
of los acres situated in Chester county.
William Bush advertises lost canary bird
Surgeon William Johnson Las been detached
from duty as u member of the Retiring Board
at Philadelphia, and ordered to duty at the
Navy Yard, Boston.
BY order OF the War Department, Fort Della.
ware has been transferred from the Depart
mert OF Washington to the Department Of the
East
n. H. Davis, OF South Milford, attends TO
procuring boucty, back pay, pensions, and
ether claims for soldiers.
The Locotocos oil THIS county will hold a
meeting at New Castle, on the 10th inst, tor
the purpose Of nominating candidates for the
Legislature and Levy Court
Wiu. Bowe has taken out letters testament
tsry on the estate OF James Hesney, late OF
this city.
The post Office at Glover Dale, Sussex county,
is discontinued papers should now go to
Bridgeville.
Dr. Groves Auodyne for lutants having a
high reputation For sails at E. Mcluall's Drug
store,
Granular Seidiiil Powders. Also Granular
Citrate OF M1gnesis, put M neatly in bottles !
an elegant efervesclng Saline purgative for
sick headache. h. McISALL, Apothecary.
The members of Christiana Division, s of T =,
will give grand picnic, in j. Fl. McFarlin 8
woods, near Newport, on the 9Th inst. Tickets
one dollar.
U S. August 1905 converted into 1868
5-2O's apply TO Johu McLear Il Son, Bakers
COZ Market At.
7. S 10 10 coupons due September LIST
bought by John McLear x Son, Bankers, No
COZ Market ct
o. S Compound Interest notes wanted. U
5. 1910 Bonds bought and cold at best marke
rates by John McLear & Son, Bankers, No
COZ Market street
For scfubhing, use Rosla Soap Manufactured
by Harris x Co, it weighs full pound
| Costs very little money aud is good article
| Try it, Sold by Grocers generally
Wien going 10 the Gracers, don't fail to hav
Neottric Soap, rnaputactured by Harris h Co
90 your memorandum, ~ it ia ore of the bes
soaps now made
For bowel complaints in children two neN
and elegant preparations. E,iEer kino thi
preparation will keep perfect any length q
| time. ALSO, tho Aromatic Syrup of Catechu
| pleasant to the taste no trouble TO get chill
| - pt,,n ,i.;,r",i,- ''.a,o - -, ~. ~
,o 1918 i"ta ,'..lyy '"''s
McIuall, 12l Market street.
sc oar prepared Coffee only 90 cents pc
| -, IL: -. ~ = - 80 at. ;
RlsstGn's east Powders tor sale NJ Fifth an
Market,
pure Srices and Vinepar. for pickline an
sr;oi,,, a., n II io,as 5,h b. Warta,
Tr- ~ IIn.. II IN
Jones, 5th Il Market
| Time. labor. md money saved BY using Nee
terlc Soap manufactured by Harris Goa an
sold by all grocers
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

ATTESrIoN.-The election Tor municipal CT
hcers will take place N this city, o.morrow,
the 4th instant The polls will open at IL NJ
and close at P. NJ. Every Union man
should vote on the occasion, as it is importan
that the Union majority should be large and
the triumph be complete
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
ASTONISHING CURE BY DR. TURNER

hereby certify that for year, have been
unable TO eat anything except the coarssst
bread and few vegetables, hardly enough =,
sustain life, together with severe pain IN m,
oreast, attended with an annoying cough, du.
rag Whieh time lost from rs to so pounds of
ptsh' Under DR.. Turner'S treatment hsye
oe en relsved OF the pain about my breast, nv
nave gained eight pounds OF flesh, all Of vb,rb
nas been accomplished in less than twenty dsys
treatment. WL,t,v a. u'5s
Mill Greek Hundred, New Castle Co., Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

9 TEE CHoLERA.-The number of cholera cases
and deaths in Philadelphia on Friday, shows
an increase as compared with Thursday, the
report of the Board of Health being seven cases
and three deaths. Of thss,, however, three
cases and two deaths were in the Almhou se
In New York, on Thursday, there were four
cases OF cholera and one death, and in Brook
lyn five cases. At Memphis the cholera ia
stated to be increasing, 10 cases and ID deaths
being reported on Wednesday, and 81 cases and
20 deaths on Thursday. In New Orleans there
were 22s deaths frem cholera during the week
ending on August 23d. In St. Louis a de.
crease is announced, there being SO cholera
interments reported on Thursday, and in Gin
cinnati on the same day there were six deaths,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

NorioE.-A meeting OF the Executive Com.
mittee of the Union party of New Castle Co
will be held at the United States Hotel, (Rian.
hard's) in the city of Wilmington, on We'd
nesdsy the l2th instant, at o'clock, Pm.
j. 8. VALENTINE, Chairman kx Com
JoHs P BELvILLk. Sect
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
Aadn@ I'll =. Thrift Bwss&, vilnin sssp, 81
HEGIHYKRB OYYIUJ.

.,,nv,,, NV OAtfLH U0QHIF. july q, Ia09.
JaS o. 5O,hu. y.Ssh.n. 4: b IA: y alisss tsa
Assister that the Arsssid ave notfes q
the yrAntips Of Letters Of ton upon the estes
ssnang adysrtssmsnt. 70 be Isssd tsn forty d.Ss
places Of the County Of New Castle, REQUIRING al peg
sons GAinst the nstate 10 present the
s1a 3royidsd And slso o.Sss the q 70 Sc nssrtA
cd therein two months
~ Given snder the hand and Seal Of ohss of tts
SD sater aforesaid, At New CASTLE, ip New 0ssas
oo s''r''Ad' 'As DAY hnS ,shkJ bsoy: ssssn
nofI0B-All persons having claims Ags inR hsfs.
tate 18th deceased " prohStSA
e rs Ad%ipistrstr a or her AtoTnsy ssTr H
leeI or Abids the Act of AssembiY ea.s made
-no,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
CITY TICKET.

For MayOr-JosHUA S. VALENTINE.
dlderman-FRANCIS VINCENT
Trsasurer-WILLIAM PRESTON
AsssssOr-JoSEPH PIERSoN.
FIRST WARD.-Council-P Plunkett.-
Inspector-John NJ. Scott. Assistan,-E. X.
Crawford.
SECOND WARD. -Oouncil--Jos G, Rowland.
lnspector-William B. Hylaud. Assi5tant-
Alfred D. Vandever.
Third -Council-genry F. Pickles.
First Preciuct.-Inspector, w ilberforce N.
Chandler. Assistant-John Ruth. Second
Precinct lnspector-John G. Haddock. As
sistant-Lewis T. Hance.
FOURTH WARD-Council-Joh X Klkman
First Precinct APPROPRIATIONS Mitchell
Observation-Disclosures Hastings SecOHd Pre-
cinct. lnspector-Lewis 7. Grubb. Assistant
Simon Guthrie.
FIFTH WARD.-Council-Wm. C. Leibrsndt
CHARLES Fl. Gallagher. Inspector, Joseph Rich
ardson, Sr.; Assistant, Henry W Bartram.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

hindlng and Stove Wood, sawed and split, at
% per cart load, or in boxes, at the usual rates
at the coal yard of John b. Turner, Water ST.,
between French and King SITS. aug 2B etw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
NOTICE.

NJ HEREAs my wife. Sarah J. Pile, has left my bed
w and board without just cause or provocation,
hereby forwarn all persons from harborng trusting
her as will no debts contracted BY her after this date
Wilmington, Sept. ID, lsse-ln4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
REGIsTnR's OFFICE.

vypoN Enw oAsyLs oousrr. August "a, 1893.
M ~ tor g. e NJ 1sE win I'D Ts.,.nsss q issa
Y. DECD: 4 l. ordeIed and directed 81 ths' Bs-
sss ss.s ne arsoTso, aforsssd svs nsaes 6.
dsesa.sd With the date Of so By esas
dats such Letters siI eth. pubs places
demands agsinst the Estate, 10 present. liz ssms az
Act of Assembly In such de and BRO
the same period In the Delaware nsvspe
In two months.
WI Given under the hand and HeAl sfOns 90 of bs
b. 80 egiater Aforesaid at New Castle Nav a
l-c.l tie County afoEssaid the day and Issr above
Wf!ttsp. 80 R0RBRT O. ERAIh, RegisteT
EoIIOB-All persons havins Of aims asalpat the Rs
deseAsod must present the daily attas-
tsd 70 the Executor, on or before August Ia. IaAf.
oro sSlds the AT Il AssTsl II sSsh made
AaoLessi NInlnGton. DEL aug Gem
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
DIED.

DIED.
At New Castle, Del. August 21th, 1866. Ben
son Delany, son of DR.. John and Sarah e. d.
Merritt aged IL years, 10 months, and % days.
10 this city, on the 18th ult., Margaret, widow
Of the late Thomas Mahaffy, aged 81 years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
aRGIsTEn's OFFI0E.

pom the aPEliestien OF Hsrriss Cpysos, xdmiSi.
sFfsL fPhiiip oerson, a,s Of NilniAs TOO a..
DnRlp and directed BY ths Be sissr tha, lie AdniS.
80 ~ ,s nS,iS: Il ss o
yh ne s,ss Of hs.sof By eagslns adys
such Letters In sI Of the ost public places q M
abide y an Az Of Assembly IN such case made I'D
In the same In the swa-
Hper, published n Hilmin stsn, andto be eeatnuse
y;. anSs. " "a hsns and Seal ogss &c "
f"> Go. Aforesaid the day nd yer shows yrittsa.
BofIGH. An person. ayins oiAims asstost tSs n.
tse OF tie dsesassd must duy attss-
iss. or abids the Aet Of As;smbXA sgaS go mad:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
Auotioneer.

In the Presbyterian Church, Dover, Del, on
the 3oth nlt., by Rev. @. Huntington, Alex. M.
Diehl, Esq, OF Danville Pa, to Mas Margaret
J. Chew, of Dover.
On the 2Sd ult, by Rev. D. W. Bartine, D.
D., Mr.. Henry T. Hoffecker, to Miss Mary r,
WoodaIl both of Kent county, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

EQUALITY TO ALL. Uniformity of Price
A New Feature in Bssisss. Eyerv ons Bis
Otsn SGlesmar Jones Co., Of the Crescent one
price Clothing store. No. 6O4 Market street, above
Sixth, philadelphia In addition to having The lar.
gest mostyeried, and fashionable stock Of Clothing
In Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales We
have constituted every one his ownsalesman by hav.
ng marked In figures, on every article Ii evsry low.
y-allmustbuy alike The goods are " ell sponssd
and prepared, and great pains taken Win tie ma.
king 20 that all can buy with the full assurance Of
getting good article OF the very lowest price. Also
large stock OF RInon GOODS hand, OF the lAtsst
styles and qualities which will DO made to order n
the most fashionable and best manner, IS Per cent
below credit prices. kYRsmsnbsr The crescent
In Market d.. abevss fk, Phiia. Jenns DO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
TIE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confectionery and lee Cream Saloo1.
No. sos Arch street, Philadelphia

No. 500 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
North side, above sth,)
We would respectfully inform public that we have
opsnsda
DINING AND ZOE CREAM SALOON
at the above nsmed location where we will DO happy
to walt on all who may Avor with call all hours
OF the day, from 81 AM to p NJ.
good Roast Dinner Of any knd. with poa: oes byea
and butter 30 cents The same with ny three vegets
bles and coffee, 50 cents
We will always keep on hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
ICE CREAM AED JELLIgs;
Also, S0DA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYRUPs
The location being central rendsIs It daAjrable place
Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen of city, as we'll as Of the
susrou ndng country. JAMES mEdRAfTEl,
May lltf MANAGER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
Plastic Slate Roofing.
THE ROBINSON M0UTH,
JOHN S. LEE & CO.,
- ROPE MAKER,
A SHIP CHANDELIERS
AND GROCERS,

No. 40 North WhaFvss,
Below Amen St, PHILADELPHIA
GANGS of RIGGING furnished to order, and ROPE of
all kinds constantly on hand, also
GILLIHG TWfNE, sHlNRFWINH
OARS OAKuM, PITod, TAR,
COAL TAR, RosIN, PAINTS, oHs,
BLOCKS, CANVASS,
and every article used required aboard yesse1s Wa
also keep hand an assortment Of
Groceries and Provisions,
suitable for Ship and family use Give n. call
JOHN g. LEE CO.,
mar lily Successors to JoLIEg Co.:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03
LIST'OF LETTERS.

LETTERS REMA lining UNCLAIMED In the Pu
ofioe at Whining ton, State of Delaware, 10th d.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-03

MONDAY, September 3, 1856

NDA1I pVPOOHUof q 1O""
REPUBLICAN, UNION NOMINATIONS
For Gopernor,
JAMES RIDDLE.
For Representative in Congress
yOBN L. MoKIM.
For SherH,
SAMUEL ALLEN,
For Coroner,
BENJAMIN 7. BELLEW.