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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

rescued BY irlesd paIed Stephen DAILY, aud nece his
escspe. Daly was afrerward arrested BY officer Coye
of tho Twentv.seventh Precinct and yesterday CON-
mtted by Justice Dowling for examination. The IN
jured woman was taken 10 the Newforz Hospital,
where her wound was pronounced dangerous.
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Gteemboois an6 Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
IL of Csamoers-st., via Psvoms Ferry;
u Day Expross for caIsDdslsla isochestrI hurho'
and Grand Trunk Kswsys ard at Salamanca with Atlantic
and 6rest Western Railway. a.. 80
S:gos H.. Milk and Wsy Train daily, to Otisvle
10 a Express Nal. FOR bunaio Salamanca ana Dlh M
.irl connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and Great
snm Wsy Train for Port Jervi. and Nevbursn.
!. IN. Night ,pres for Csnendssua Rochester bnnao
T. NJ, L@Hnins Fxpres. daily fo Csrrndiisus, Roehes
ter Bngao Salamanca, DunkiIs and Wet connects st
EuHlo viii Lake Shore aud Grand Trunk Railways and az
csig.srcs NTH Atlantic sud Crest Western Railway.
am FnIinant rain daily, or Buffalo, Salamanca. Dun
MA '"0 yves" HUGH RIDDLE. Gen1 sapt New.Yors.
~. f. GtER. G.nI Pass Agent, Ncw-lO.k.
HI DSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD On and ,!teI Monday Jan. !. 1876 trains for Al
~ and Troy connecting with Northern aud Western tTGn,
wi leave Nsw-I ORR O. follows
,.aO a IN VIA Hudson River Railroad Thirtiet.ist. tld
Tent. ave. connecting with Tnius for North and West
10 a m vie Hudson River Rairoad connecting with North
II aud Western tgains
II o. m via Harlem EsroN! Twenty siyhsi. and Fourth
NO. connecting with trains Tor North AID u esi.
3..sp ~ via Hudson River Railroad connecting AZ Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping car. attached
- y. via Harlem Kdroad ctng at Albany VITA
Western trains end az Troy with X. and y and T. and b.
Ionds FOR points North, wiki scepnscsr attached
6p H. via Hudson River Railroad. sleeping cars from New
Nor Buffalo end Suspension Bridge without change. Ato
t0 Montreal via SarotOga. This train S4ndoys
10 D. u via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping caEs al
WN H. VANDFRBILT Vice President
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SUPERIOR COURT - CENTRAL TERn-fEB H. - Before
Iu.tir-, NoSgLL GARyiN aud JONES.
ORR AMERICAN COUSIN.

I,,,. K..p. ,gt John :. Clarke and William Stuart
The appeal from the Judgment OF Judge Barbour
he compliant herein which prayedor an injunction
IN rroi d.tendsn. from playing Oar American Cousin
Al the Winter Garden Iheater was up TINS moIiShs on hsu
mrut. ,,..n ---..a.s - .x,,a a..
case when Mr. Edwin James terposed an objection i9f the
npose f ynr fine the ground that the Judic. pro
eedng, Of the ued States Circuit Court were not legally
certhrd TO- which tho Court, on Inspection, hnairh 10
nl,ia rounse was fatal to the appeal After much discus
ou the Cont adjourned the Argument TO give counsel en-
opnort,ui,y 10 move for amendment OF the case
Hoa T,rren and McGIrsor for plaintiffs and appeDants
smes and Mr. Dunphy defendants and respondents
CIKcrIr-tEB i4-Beiore Justice FOSTER.
THE WASHINGTON LETTER CASE.
,rhs N,vor &C. aet Dewitt &. Lent and others.
This was a suit against Dewitt {. Lent and
Neyip Haues th. auconeers to recover possession Of
c,r M The letter was originally sent TO the
Msvo and Cannon Council in acknowledgment Of the s OF
b freedom of ,he city The letter had becnior several
I'm the n.ason of yiftuoso Of the Allan lie died
In aG and nj. srrcutrs Mr. stuart sent bic collection,
incldinr bs litter TO Merwin, Bang, Go. for sale The
followin. /. the letter -,
('qamoaaHv fths Cisg Of N,0. iofk
"GIsIE,ry received your adires ard the freedom oi
the cty win which you have been Ilsa,-d o prcsent IA
~ don bo, with tLo srnsibhty end gratitude which such
honor. claim to- III. daeug xpresson
be ,smp, ,slnc ~ ibe sU anS eel oJ stronger language
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9icamboais dno Railroads.

GTApIN ISLAND FERRY lor y. Brighton,
:. U,tor Factory ie aud Pot Hicluoud8 n.. ~,
u De- $3.50 p L.; 3. ll;j0a o.. -fG. $3.50 =. 40
hsgLt received a.er J.
E>CR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-Thc new
aud staD, siie-wh-- steamer CITY or PROVIDENCE,
sa t4ns OurGen. George Hull Commando. viii ease Pier
No 33 Moth River. foot Of JGy-st. every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY md SATURDAY, at4 o'cIocs For freight o.
passage apply on BOARD. Fare ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FgB H-Before
Judge SHIPM.N.
| TIE CHILIiN PRIvATEER MATTER-MoTION FOR THE
RELEASE OF Mr.. MACKENNA-HE PLEADS NOT
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

TIE FENIAy DISTURBANCE.-The Fenlans
ere threatening the community with another Of their
demonstrations the present being monster
meeting in Union.square at which number of Fenian
orators viii have an opportunity to air their eoquence
70 the CHASTITY terror o the British Lion and other op
pressye Governments A Fenian meeting in Cincin
natl appears 10 have indorsed the course Of Mr. OMa
hony then the Fenan Senate appears 10 have sent an
agent 20 John Mitchell who. however, proclaimed for
the OMahony and dismissed the agent; furthermore,
the Feulans do appear TO develop anything of In
terest
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Ghontss fer Dns!ufes HIen

A RARE OPPOETUNITY.-For SALE
N stock t,ur nd sis,sSyfs, R,'e' aud soodi q
nOusF AID go. Of store. Apply 70 JOHN 8RADBUE>,
No A. Maksrst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
TOR NEw-BAvEN. HARTFORD and

sfFiSGfIELD.-Steamers lsiv- PecksiD al 3:l5 pm.
Tam NORM and East from New-Iidven ~ d y.
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The wEATHER.-Tho atmosphere yesterday
was cooler than Tuesday. some rain fell, and there
were indications Of another snowsorm in the evening
As such meteorological yicisstude is greatly dreaded
by nearly all Metropolitan pedestrians they made the
most Of the present comparative cleanliness of the
thoroughfares Broadway and the other principal streets
being unusually thronged throughout the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

nARTNTE WANTED (Silent preicned) with
.rocc, to 30 600 in IT, MANI FAC ~ R!NH AND
Wu6IFSALISG OF DOMESTIC AID FoBElGN Nan
- ,tr "a ,,cans hui having LARGE and III tCAAIINE
W ABE s their command Adire's ioI three DAYS VI AEbLr'
STATION d.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

The following extensive sales of real estat
situated In this city and brooklyn took place on Tue
day nt the Exchange salesroon. No III Broadway:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

ASH WEDNESDAY, -ShrOvetide, or Ash
Wednesday the first day Of the season OF Lent was
celebrated in all the Episcopal and Catholic churches
Yesterday. The musical portion Of the services in
Trinity Church was peculaly impressive; Large CON
cregatons were in attendance in ST. Pans, st. Johns
chapeI the Church of the Redemption. St. Ann s
Church and in nearly all OF the Episcopal churches
while the services in the Catholic churches attrac ted
even larger tbrongs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
CHAMBRRs-FEB. l4.--Before Justice lseRAHAS
nrCIcIoxQ

T. Phillips agt. Solomon Dawlns. Motion
MED with 1 10 costs, to abide the event.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

CERTIFICATES OF DISCHARGE FOR VoLUNTEEH
FIREMES.-During the past week the Board OF Me
tropolitan Fire Commissioners has been actively en-
gagged at Fremens Hall issuing certificates OF honor
able discharge TO volunteer remen serving at the time
the Paid Department was organized. The certihcates
are very neatly printed white paper win tne arms
fireman on the margin. They read as follows;
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTnESr rElm, ce'unes m that
- one OF the frenen Of the City oi New nas oeen
bonorsby pursuant section IT, chaper I5 Laws
Of 1865 and by virtue thereof vested with al t privileges
and exemptions which exempt heinen are en'1eu 10 oy
the laws Of the State Of New YORK. , p.,,
Chas. @. Gildersleeve Secretary ,
connac,ian Of The Paid with the Volunteer Fire Depart
ment.
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GPIs.r nnd FLOTRlNG MILLS for SALE-

W IN Central Michigan. nj - nom bs'tt 80 n
e. 4 L. cheap for cssA; dur6bo Na'' poWsi tun i ie
M,h y B-SeiG Mills new, aud dong up''op c'''"iN
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coon NANITFACTURING BUSINESS

A GOOD MANUFACIIKING III NINTo0
~ FOR SALE or will XCHANGE i oI city or ,usnip"' 70
,.,tv Fog particulars address Box 188 New-f orb T. "
NOR SALE-Upward of 20 valuable fAi j
r TVTS Particulars u oDf Illustrated 'taosut. hAIs
IoVANATH VAN WlSkEK. No 200 broad"sl- h''''"
oe.ss London. Paris, aud ", bourne.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
"THE NEED OF A FRIEND u

al had often wished that | was a Christian
said young man, in relating his experience
before the church, but had never come to The
deciding point. was away from home, work
ing hard among strangers. All at once felt
such longing to DO among my own kindred
again that resolved to visit them.
I walked many weary miles, for | could not
afford to ride, and at last reached home But
instead of the cordial welcome had expected
was greeted cooly. 1t seemed to mo that
they were sorry to see me. ] suppose they
thought that had left my place from aziness
If my dear mother had been alive, it would
have been different but che was long age
among the dead in the Lord.
Oh thea felt the need of Friend, friend
who would not deceive me, would not leave me
and who would be true to me always, and | re.
solved to seek The Lord. did, too, and found
him to the Joy of my sonl. feel lonely and
homeless no longer. The Saviour is ever neal
me- and heaven Is my home.
Happy, what experienced But would that
all might feel that without Christ thew are
homeless aud iriendless, for there is but one
who will go with them into the gates of the
eternal city and present them to the Father.
There is no earthly homo 80 blest but it will
dissolve away under the touch of deaths icy
fingers as the wonderful frost )wer dissolv e.
under the slightest pressure of the human
hand
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

0TGeneral Miles has been relieved from
command at Fortress Monroe, and the heart
OF Pollard, Of the Richmond Examiner, is
gaidened Hear his juoiiatlou.
We bid Miles an aifectionae FAREWELL Go and
never return-coward, inqui,itor torturer ex
ecutioner! Jalelictions upon you and may
you feel in your own person all the pAia you
have inflicted upon the defencelesJ
When you die may your carbon be thrown to
the dogs, and NAV they loathng your vile flesh
leave it to the unfastdious buzzlrd. You have
polluted our s'r and soil too long Col Re-
lieve us of your insu fferable presence Relieve
us of offensive object that provotes US to
blasphamy. Az VT revere aud love Jefferson
Davis, SO do We detesl and con,ema thee, hate
ful kite-obscenest birds. Col
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

TIE BATTLE OF BRANDYwME.-The cele-
bration Of the anniversary OF the Battle of
Brandywine, in Governor Riddles Woods, on
the 18th instant, promises to be grand at
fair. The soldiers, sailors and citizens will
turn out in imme nse numbers and the display
will be such us to make the occasion remem .
bered for years & come. We understand that
many Of the workshops will be closed
flags will be displaye' from all quarters ar d
tlere will be evidences of rejoicing on every
hand. A special train of cars will run from
Laurel and steamboats, will also be employed
to accommod ate the hundreds of men wht
wish to be present on the occasion. The sol
diers have the matter in charge and the,
know no such word as "failp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

TEE FIRE AT THE LEAGUE BUILDING --Phils
dephia Sept. THE fire at the League Honse
was, through the ex r,ions of the fromen, cor
fined to the roof of the upper story The wa
ter has damaged all the ceilings bnt it is sup
posed that $40 900 will repair the damage, aud
the insurance is ample. The carpets and cur
tans had been removed from the building for
he summer, aud thus esca ped damage.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
REGESTEEs,4 nrEreiI-

NRw CATTLE ConSTY. June .5'h, iF.g
| ron the Application Of CALNlS ulGHFlELU, Al
Id, in said County, decd; Il ~ oRDaltfD SSd a
give notice Of he grantnk OF LetteIEql Admf 't5p
ing thereof. by ceusing nd Sertistmeutr 10 he nd
within forty days from the date Ofguoh etter5 In ~
ofthe most public places of the count, al Ma. ~
tie recurring all persons having demand lie
Estate to present the sBine, abide b, Erf f
semby in such case made aud provided Antni., o
the sAmeto be Inserted within The rame period In III
Delaware Repubiloan newspaper published in VII
minston ana tobe continued therein tw q months
~ Given under the hand and Sc al Once ~ III
3. s. Register aforesaid, HtNew Castle In New Css
t~l tie county aforesaid, the day aud year above
~k nibdLTethG;u ,,,.,.. Il. G., FRAlM. Register
tAteof the he attsstsd
to the Administrator on or before JUN an ipsI
or abide the act of Assembly in such case aj. nd
provided. CALVIN IIigIiFlhIn' hHu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

tbs PRosPEcr.-The prospect of carrying
the State for the Union party is quite encoura-
ging. New Castle county will certainly give a
good round majority By proper effort Bran
DIVINE will give 100, Wilmington 700, Chris
tiana 300, Mill Greek 100, Red Lion so, St.
Georges IS, making an aggregate of l325.-
These figures will be som ewhat reduced by
New Castle, White CLAY Greek and Appoquini-
mink. We hope, however, that the voters, even
in these districts, will have the scales removed
from their eyes before the election, and cast her
ballots as an enlightened patriotism may direct.
By work the above result may be obtained, and
therefore we exhort our friends to activity and
earnestness. 1.-THE price of liberty is eternal
vigilance"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
"MARTHA WASRINGToNn

II II II 7 u 4 " II DIIINU IUN
Would you have dark and lustfous locks, and
vie
With beauty's queen, the godess of the sky 2
Or is W Ut beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away7
Or is age drawing too untimely near
Do silvery locks upon your head sppe RI
Then why OF youthful beauty, why despair
When there's balm for every slyery hair
Times, sorrows, fever ravages )lesses-
A sure restorer of those missing tresses
From her bright locks the immortal name it
won
OF Hair Restorer-"MARTHA WASHINGTON !"
Then HE to the stors-just across the way,
And get bottle with the least delay.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Price 81 90
SlMoNDS q CO., Proprietors.
Fitzwilliam N, H,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

TaE NORMAL ScHooL.-Tlis important in
stltution consisting of all the teachers in our
public schools, rsopened on Saturday morning
last, and we are much pleased to learn thai
nearly every member was present and that the
best OF feeling prevailed. Interesting and H.
structive addresses were delivered by the Prn-
cipal, the Assistant Principal, 1.-THE Rev MI.
Coleman and Mr.. VIM. A. Reynolds,) Judge
Hall and Mr.. H. H. J. Naf The exercises
were most pleasant and satisfactory, CLOSING
with vocal music,) and there is every prospec
Tor the schools efficiency and success.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

RELIGIOUS TEsTs IN RussiA-It Is announced
IN letter from st. Petersburg. that an Impe-
rial ukase has just been issued, Abolishng all
punishments heretofore inflicted upou all per.
sons for renouncing the Greek Church the
State religion Of Ppssia. his reform s regard
ed as almost as great step in advanced civil
iEation as tie recent abolition OF serldom, and
it speaks well tor the e. 'ightened policy Of the
Err error Alexander.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

Saith AOenue House tor permanent or trans
lent boarders.-I have three rooms vacant, and
IL have more as our summer boarderI leave.
Yne accommodations are god for either single
persona or families, and prices reasonable.
The property is for sale ut very low price,
aud if not sold will be to lease on the 25th OF
March next. J. A BROWN. aug 20 st
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

ORGANIZE Tho Union men should form or
CARNATIONS in every Hundred in tho State.
The election is approaching and it IS high time
that steps were being taken TO secure the
polling OF full vote. By meeting together
and exchanging sentiments great good may be
effected. Arrangements be made for NEE;
ings, information dissem u mated, and the in
terests of the party advanced. We hope that
the State and county committees will take
speedy action in this matter and stimulate their
friends 20 act promptly and efficiently.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

GNOIGNIFIED Andrew Johnson conducted
himself III very unbecomiug manner at GONE
Of the places where lie l.oPpcd Oh his way from
WasAiastOa 30 CascasJ His speech at Cleay6-
land, which We publish on our first page
proves this very conclusively. H. acted the
part OF " demlgoSue and lie las 40 right to
complain OF the treatment lie received When
lie threw OF TIE chara, OF Presideat, the
people were at liberty to act so thai he might
see thatit Was the nigh Office and not Andrew
-lnson that they respected. To stand bandy.
ing words with mob was oeAttieing and his
assault upon Congress was abominao!e The
suggestion that men who have not violated tbs.
law or committed any breach of the peace
should be hung, is most scanda lous, aad the
one who makes it should not occupy the Ptesi.
Dental chair. Men without position may talk
loosely about the infection OF punishment upon
those who differ with them in opinion withou,
exciting attention, but when one who occu-
pies the highest place IN our country ventures
upon such course, we may well fear that We
are treadng closely upon evil times. Andrew
Johnson should take the President with him
on all occasions, as the consciousness OF the
presence OF 81 august + character would lead
him TO respect himself, and also to command
the respect OF the people
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

saS- God will excuse our prayers for our
selves whenever we are prevented from them
by be ing occupied by such good works as will
entitle US to the prayers of others.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

n9-Of all the marvellous works of the deity
perhaps there is nonthing that angels behold
with such supreme astonishment as proud
man.
GrHav the courage to obey your Maker
at the risk of being ridculed by man.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
Registers OGiCe,

-, NkW CASTLE CurSrs, luly llth l8.6,
4 roa the lspPest,op 81 +, g. mlgt, tiasjf's-
ld, in said County, deceased itiH oraauG rf .,rect
ed by the Register that the Adm Hpi ttpr al rrgsiF
give notice OF the granting OF LHttnr4pt AoFntrni Al
apon the Estate OF detoaqe1 VITA ~ dAtr s.7rf.rl
thereof. by cauHiu advertisement u ~ p0sfC ithil
forty days from the ate Of irrs in ~ OF NE
most pablo places of the CUuht! 81 SEW Castle tegLlr-
tuR ali psrGons having AKHinR he Erfate tC
present thessme ,or abide ~ uu Act of sEembly ia
such case made and provided, And hFp chup the same
TO be inserted within the spme ueriOd Delaware
Republican auewspSper publ bed Ia :, fnington, aud
10 be continued therein two uioutLH.
Wi Given under the hbhdAud Heai % firc IA o
Sb.S. heKihter Aforesaid at New Castle in New Css-
f>-l tie County RioTeHaii. thc day Ruu yCEf above
written. 49, ROBERT q. FHAfM. Eesiotet,
NUTlGE.-hll perFpuH hayiu = CiauurngafnRitlo r.
lsteoi thedeoeaaed must ureec thosnue du, attic led
to the AdminiHtrator Of before tho NH OF jay,
1857 or abide the Act Of hHsult,y in suci cas-
made and provided. 4, IS + MILLER.
Address No. 5T1 West Seventh atfoet " il4iinRtGn
Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
MIGRANT 70 FEMALES.

ImPoRANT 70 FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of Ingredients in these Pills is the
result of long and xenaive practice They m Id
their operation and cannot do harm To the most de-
lirate certain in correcting all Irregularities Pain
fnl Menatruations removing all Obstruoli ms, wheter
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side
palpitatOn of the heart whites, all nervous elections,
Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back aud limbs.
disturbed Hieep which arises from interruptions OF
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas the commencement Of new era in the treatment
of irregularities and obstructiOns, which have
Aigued SO many to premature sravs. No female ssn
enjoy good health unless she il regular and Whenever
An nhtruction takes place the general health begins
TO decline. These Pills form tho finest preps, alton
ever put forward with IMMEDtATE AND PERSIST
EMIT SuC0E DON'T he DECEIVED. rakeths
advertisement to ynur druggist and tell i'm that
want the best and most reliable female medicine 10 this
world, which is cOmprsAd in these pills.
DIR. Gil EES EMANs FILLS
have been standard remedy for over Thirty Years
and the most ef.ctua one known for all DOM
plants peculiar to FEMALES. To all classes they
invaluable. inducing, with certainty, periodical resu
rity. They are known to thousands, who have used
them at different periods throughout the country
the sanction of some OF the most eminent ply
| sioians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not b,
used with esch Box-ths Price One Dollar per Box, oil
II Boxes for IS containing from 5t to 81 pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, secure from ObserE
ton, by remittinR to the Projectors. Sold by Drug
| gists generally. HUTCuINs Il HlLLYEk,
mrHy ProPrietnre,
20 Dey Street. New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
UNION MAss MKETIse.-A meeting OF tn

UNION MASS MEETIss.-A meeting of the
Republican Union Citizens of Wilmington will
be held in the Institute Hall, on this Monday
evening, September 10th, at s o'clock. The
meeting will be addressed by Hon. Horace
Maynard of Tennessee, Hon. N. D. Smithers,
Hon. John A. Allderdice, and other eminent
speakers. All who are in favor of sustaining
Congress in Its efforts to reconstruct the rebel
States on a basis that loyal men shall rule
all who are in favor OF making good Andrew
Johnson's declaration that "Treason must be
made odious and traitors punished" all who
are opposed to surrendering to red handed
uurepentent traitors all we fought for and
gained in THE war; all who are 10 favor o,
Establishing our Union on lasting basis
are invited to attend. Come one Coma all
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

NoTloE.-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
nesday the 18th instant ut . o'clock, P. NJ.
]. 8. VALENTINE, Chairman Elk. Com
JOHN p. BRLvILLE, Sect.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
WIDOWS INCREAsRD PENSION.
MARRIED

At the Columbia Hotel. in Chester, on the
23d dlt., by the Rev. H. E Gilroy, Mr.. Jacob
Stuck to Miss Ainna Schulze, both Of Whining.
ton, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
DIED,

10 California, on the 9Th of August, Jane
q. Jaggard, form 7rly OF this county, in the Ak
year OF his age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

sAs He who has lot forgiven an enemy, ass
never yet tasted one OF the most sublime enjoy
ments of life.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

sB- The grand essentials in TINS lie are,
something 10 do, something TO hope tor and
something TO love.