Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
Public Saies.--The following ID list Of the
Personal properties advertised In this paper -

j. W Miller, Pencader H., al
3. segsrs, Err Appoquinimink Hd., 81
h. g. Lloyd ST. Georges Hundred " a
4. R Cochr,n, st. Georges Hundred :. 2s
W. W. Bennett, Peneader :" q
March
B. +. Brackin. Mil Creek Id,
70. b. Hance, New Castle Hundred, "
q. Eliaeon, Brandywine HID,
Robert Stuart, Christlapa HID,
Reynolds b Bro, Newark, {
O. P. Ward, Pencader Hd., :
Benjamin Davis, St. Georges nd, I"
David Eastburn, Mill Creek Id,
D. W. Gemmill New Castle Hd.,
Jas. Little, Mill Creek Hd.,
Blackwell Il Smith, Brandywine fid.,
Mary W. Moore, W. @. O. hd.,
Jas. Fighter, Brandywine
Derrickson Il Phillips, Brandvwiue Id,
Geo. W. Alexander, Jr., Appoquinimink.
Ely Lobdell, New Castle Hd.,
Henry Snyder, VI. O. G. hundred, " 4
Thongs W. Husbands, Christiana Hd., s
Brown b Writ, Christiana Hd, 10
Geo. B. Clark, Cecil co., Md, ia
Patrick Sullivan, Pencsder Hd, Ia
Giles Lamb sou Nsw Castle Id, ia
Mackewain Il Lobdell, Brandywins Hd., ls
r. j. Klair, Mill Creek nd, Ia
John Evans, Chtistiaua Id, Ia
R. A. Reed, Brandywine Id, 10
The Dewitt Turned Preacher: --Accerdinp IN
the Ed tor Of the Gsssie tho Con groRatio1s of
| various denominations in this city seam tn
have been cheated for some years BY their
preachers The fraud perpstrased on the pious
people OF this town has been go great that our
wissst pious legislators have been Obliged to
step In and pass an act saying that there is
not enough OF praying doae by our preachers
In proportion to the cost of the article, that
our Reverend gentlemen have been running
around loose and neglecting the souls of our
worthy curghers 1t seems the enlightened
men OF Sussex and Kent say to our people OF
| Wilmington,you must not choose ministers of
the Gospel TO take charge OF the edyt tion OF
| your. children. In all countries the minister
is the man entrusted with both private and
public education. IL has been believed that
| education was handmade of religion-,ndeed
| that there is no true religion without educa-
ton. Our learned Editor Of the Gazette says
you must not take care of the little souls and
prevent crime, you must let the children 90 to
satan and then you must go to work and Ssh
tor them In the fiery pit We wonder that the
Legislature did not legalze a State Religion
aud make us all pray TOR jeff. Davis. II am
not mistaken our present Governor is o sort OF
erhorter or preacher in tie Methodist church
the article IN the Gazette 10 MS impudent as ab-
surd. II the people are satisfied with their
preachers it is none OF Mr.. job nsons business
how they perform their duties If he does not
get prayers enough tor his money, and, (dear
knows) he needs all be can get and more ais ..
tor his sympathy withsrebelion and rebels, let
him have special preacher for himself Let
US have no REBEL PIkrY.
temperance in SUSSEX County order of
Good Templars is progressing rapidly 10 Sus
sex county. The lodges which were organized
few monthc ago have increased greatly in
membership, and their influence tor good il
now being telt all over the community. The
moral and religious portion of the people 10
SUSSEX seems to be convinced that union is es-
sential To the success Of the temperance move
ment, as soon therefore as they are made "a
understand the principles of the order of Go %
femplars-as soon az they learn that The
principal object and immed late effsct of Nh ess
societies is to reform the inebriste, and To av,
the young and ts pure from becoming dru nix.
ards, then in the pure, snselflsh princj oles
OF Christianity they give theso societies thsi
hearty support and Influence, and here the
order is prospering ON Monday night week
another lodge was organized in Georgetown
being No. 70 in the State, by that '.alented
and powereiul advocate OF the tel mp erau &C
cause, tue Rev 7, 4. Msrtindale, @. ". O. T
The Sheriff OF the county was elected W. q. T.
icy started OF with AZ charter me mbsrs, with
bright pr9p poets, hef"-a ..;-- Of very aoon
ngeno.y for good in the heart of Old Sus sex. Thu
tollrJwing were the officers elected for first
| tp'rm:-W. q. r., James Fl. Russell; ". v. T.,
J Adelaide Dunning; VS., G, w. Joseph; W
A. s., Rhoda Miller; W. +, g., ]. Pope Morris
W. T., Abbie RUSSELL W. c., Rsv. G. W
Burki W. ST., Martha Dunning; W. D.. NJ.
Joshua Elligood; W. l. c., Nyry Butler; W
.. g, Il. A. Lewis W, R. H. s., Mary Miller
W. b. H. s., Elisa Hszsard; p. w. o. T., Hen
ry Butler.
At regular stated me- Getting of Whining tot
Division No. l, s. Of held Thursday evening
February ., 1865, the following resolution
were adopted
| WHEREAS. 1t bas pleased the Almighty Rule
OF tne universe to remove from us by the at
nlcting hand OF death onr beloved brother
and co-laborer il the great cause of Temper
ance, William n artin;
Re'olVsd, Ths It 10 this all letting dspensation
| OF Divine Prov sidence this Division has lost q
taithiul memf ,sr; the community a good eiti-
zeni the IAN lily circle devoted husband and
II fond pare ut
hesp!rsS That in humble submission w
DO" 70 The Christening rod, and monrn not
kno'Fing that He doeih all things we'll, and
cha sten' 9th those lie loveth, and although our
OF ONE has passed the bourne from whence
o rs WELLER e'er returns, we shall meet again
~heTl the trouble, of lits are past and where
dee III csu never enter,
\ Resofeea, That TO the afflicted family wa oheI
ornf warmest sympathy and refer them to Hin
" no has promised to be Il husband to tue wild
Wv aud father TO the orphans.
Rssolped That the charter oil this Division
he draped in mourning for the space of sS
months. and copy OF these resolutions be
sent TO the family and published In the Della
ware Republican. Respectfully submitted in
l. P. and F. SOLOMON ErRssy,o
JoEL v. GRrrRNAs, Cont
wx. B. WILMER.
Attest, j. B. BouaHNAE, r. S., Div. IS. Of I
Police Afairs.-'rhe following arrests huv
4 been made since eur last report: -
John Mans, by officer Jones, for keeping Nv
Unregistered dogs, fined $40 and costs.
! Boal for harbori ng hogs within so fact OF dwell
ing house, each fined 80 and costs.
Bonj. Purnell. by ofosr Heritage, for assault upo
Frizby Munsen- held Id 500 bail to keep the peace
fence rails, held in 800 bail to answer at nez
Mayors oout-
uesc fined SO cts, aud costs
Peter BuJier, by officer Wingste, for refusing
,hov pedlcI's license, fined $40 and costs.
james Mcdonnell, by officer Jones, for assault an
battery upon Sarah Pforne, fined IS and costs.
Richard stss enson, Joseph Fighter, Mary jar
Ksnuard, Richard Dandy and Charles Fighter, /
officers usai Whlgate and Buck, held for furth
hearing.
aeInaU. Worm Syrup.-1his Is the on
h remedy that can ne relied upon 1t contain
\ none of those rauseous and sickening RENT
dies which children refuse to take-they ratl
er crave for it. The numerous Testimonial
tlu It are daily handed TO US in respect to i
vi rtues aud efficacy, are sufficient to prove th
it ia a "a rticle of the first quality, II contai