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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

Public Sale Of Personal PROPERTY

x1A ALL the personal property be-
xGu longing 10 the estate Of as Dixon, SE;s 10
ldeceased. will be sold at public sale G6-T~
4cy~cn tho homc tarl. In Mil Greek SA>lA-
THURSDAY, December 27th 1880, consisting Il thefo
lowing described sto Ks aud articles Horses and Cat
tie seyen hrrses three Colts, two pair Of 0xen II
head oi Cattle Calves Mich Cows Hsifers; Hay,
Fodder, Ac About 20 tons oil Timothy end lover hay,
5000 handles Of fodder, tons OF straw 500 bushels Of
equantity OF Potatoes Carriages, Wagons Dearborns,
az. Twoshlhing top York wagons, one nearly new; |
ochaweyt2 Market DeArborns, one he.vy two-horso
wagsn Ok Cart and ANAL cart for youn. oxen; one
sleigh and BELLS setsof light harness. wagon and pillow
hAracas; siddles Brdes Collars and halters; wheel
horse rake grain drill Corn sheiler Tbreshng Machines
and horse powers fans; moving machines. patent
cider mill and press; plows; harrowe grain cradles;
scythe OK chains ytkes broad axe cross cut saw
large quantity Of old tire and IRON wagon wheels;
patent locks; hoes thoves and assortment Of farm
ing implements; and carpenters tools also gong; car
rags t1nf grain bags, &c. Lumberi large guam.
tty Of ldeh poplar, walnut CHESTNUT and other lnun
railing kcg stun, window frames and sash. House
hold aud Kitchen Purniinre:-s parlor stovss;2 cook
stoyos bench table, breakfast table and dniny table;
side tables; cupboards; 10 p,ir bedstsads about 20
yards ofrgan and rag carpet, stair rods and carpet
feather beds and bed clothing; rocklag CHAIRS sets
bureaus drawers wash stands large clothes chest
clock; looking glasses maps, Ac &C. QueenswMe,
crockeryware aud Glassware, milk pans; knives and
forhf about 100 gallons Of vinegar 20 gallons Of
phum lard and ohurns; cider barrels buckets ke
ties; clothes wringer: nearly new and variety Of
tcies in addition - these herein enumerated. Also
four hives Of bees N Sale to Commence Of 10 o'clock
NJ preccsly. Conditions made known day Of Sale
HANNAH n. DIXON.
decs J.W.DIxON, Administrators
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

MILKIse Cows.-wHo sHouLD DO IT This
Is question asked and answered IN two ways
By correspondents of the N. H. Farmer aud
Mirror. One assigns the duty OF milking to the
men, the other to the women, as We infer from
the RENAL ks Teach. Ia q we'll egulsted farm
ing family, where the rule ia for each member
to perform part the question 10 q divisible
one. In the m orning--we have reference spe-
cially to the summer season-the men should
do the milking, while the women are preparing
the breakfast. 10 the evening this labor should
devOve upon the females, since the men, labor
ing in the fields till the setting Of the sun, OF
after, ought to be exc ised from further service
or that day. By such division Of labor the
affairs Of Alarm will 60 forward like clock worh
each performing au allotted share of labor
rendering the whole easy of Accomplishment
| and burdensome to none.
But in the winter when farm work 10 no
driving the milking should devolve upon thu
men both night and morning-especially II thu
weather Ia any way severe. In such cases tt
make the women break path from the hous'
TO the barn through snow-drifts while health!
men are roasting by the FIRE, Is shameful. W
have seen such things, but never without al
INCLINATION to administer strong persuasive
under the "lugs" of the lszy shirks OF the NAL
| gsnder.-Rural.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
Public Sale
of Valuable Real Estate, of Harlan
Cause, deceased

,tTas BY Order Of the Orphans Court, will be sold
,H THURSDAY. JANUARY a, Isez,
80 On the premises, all the Real Estate Of Harlan
Cause deceased situate partly in the Borough Of Ken
nett square aud partly in the township e Kenu.,t
tho side Of the Borough; IL bounded north By
State Road, and south BY road leading from Kenneth
sSStonsh z eba po sut msSss
good business htes thereon; the Depot 10 within few
rods OF the prOmi.ss There Ia Brick, Clay and Kaon
and grsEng. and especially to large yields Of Hay
level and easily worked by machinery, and yet sum
Sc miles, from wilmington and West Chester each Il
miles the various advantages Of this property present
Inducements to purchasers seldom offered.
No. lBeing the south part Of the property contain
ing about ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
There Ia Acres OF Woodland the remainder mostly
watered theeast branch Of Red Clay Creek there is
thereon All Apple Orchard Of choice fruit in prime
Ths buildings are a BRICK MANSION, with rooms
the first door, and rooms second with spacious
attic large Kitchen with boilers oven, aud by
a syphon from q never-fang spring. The cellar dry
and has deep vant. firs lass three story Barn %
by 10 feet, with 20 feet over.hoot. and sabug and
sso Wagon and Carriage Houses Corn Cribs and other
necessary outbuildings.
No.2-A Cottage nearly new and 10 Acres of Land
adjoining No. l. The land is of excellent quality and
well adapted to small fruit end trucking Tho Cottage
Is OF modern style, rooms and kitchen on the hrst
floor md rooms aud attic above, with pump Of soft
water Ia the Kitchen. Is beautifully situated On
emuenoe overlooking the Valley the house is sur
rounded by fruit, shade and ornamental trees. also,
large quantity OF grapes strawberries and other small
| NUTS
No. Stays North Of No. and East ONO. 2, contain
about Is of first rate arabic land, which Their
very fine building sites for residences and especially
| tor u 30 trdins School
No.4, . and are West ONO. g. containing each abou
Three AcrCs, have water | q each OF them.
Sale to commence At II o'clock p NJ, when condition
will be uade known by CALEB 8. JACKSON, Executor
For fu ther particulars address g. J. CAUSE living
tie prcmscs o. Kennett Square, Pa, or j T CAUSE
| Wilmin stOn, Dol. dc Tits
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
TIE CAUSE.

.od mend his heart who cannot feel
The impulse of a holy zeal
And sees Dot with his sordid eyes
The besuty Of self sacrifice
Though 10 the sacred place he stands,
Upiifted conseorated hands,
unwortby are bis lips to tell
OF Jesus martyred miracle.
Not to the swift nor to the stroug,
The battles Of the right belopgl
For he whe strides for Freedom, wears
The srnor Of the captive's prayers;
And nature proifers to his cause
The strength Of her eternal laws
While he whose arm essays to bind,
And herd with common brutes, his kind
Strives svermore at fearful odds
With nature aud the jealous gods,
And dares the dread recoil which, late
Or soon, their right shall vindicate.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
ARM FOR SALE.

ls,A Containing three hundred and twenty four and
m. IN three quarters (SaIk) acres, situated in Back
-&- Greek Neck, Cecil County, Maryland, laying on
the north side of said Back Greek, IN miller below
two story fran dyellins three ro9ms on aosF With
&c. The soil Is good red clay The farm isdvided into
dvv fields, and sixth be clear up and added At
vl and s very productive there u plenty Of loeu Il
for ali time to come. The oieek ana small lribuiAri
orms near mile Of the outside fence, There two
farm be shipped direct, aud all lime he, dey cred
on ~ a. tIs y, ~ fwo hnmss
dwelling, The fituAtlon Is high and healthy, water
good alter n all the Helds but one This would be
very detRbe proper for Peach growing, the land
well adapted to he growth Of fruits Of all HI ds nt
forty yeaIe Price sixty Ave sssl yer acre. goo,
portion OF the purchase money may lay FOR some time
on the property. FOR further particulars call on ii
| address CnAs. TATMAN, Jr, Middletown, Del
| show 1t to any Wishing to view H. aug 2S-t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
Attention xopied Men and Capitalists!

r-rxx~p The subscriber having good reason for
ldL~IsA selling, will dispose Of complete dairy
or grazing farm situated in white Clay
5n,I Greek nundred, New Castle County, Del
'''.I aware, within one nile Of Newark, on
the Pbiladslphia Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
at Public Sale. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
I7th day Of January 1861 at DOL ek, NJ The farm
ia By lands Of Messrs Hosainger and Heiser
on me SOUTH and Baker and Wilson on the north The
nronerty contains about l73 Of land. is Of cd
natural quality aad productive Of grasses and grains
az ali k,nds abuadansy The natural quality Of the
so IL good and susceptible Of much improvement Tho
buiIdJnrs are nearly new, aud are substantially and
Conveniently built Of stone; the house and barn are
supplied with water by ram from the spring house
are about % In wood consisting Of chestnut
al ana hickory The frm Ia divided into neids Of con-
venient sss dryng purposes BY Reasonable fences
with chestnut rails There IL spring sumcient Tor
dairy Of 80 cows and has new house over sufficient
for family to take charge Of the dairy other pnr'
poscs There are about twenty acres OF meadow on
white Clay Greek which produces grass very abundant
w. There are orehardsone OF chvce lru In prime
the othoris Of six years standing and consists
Of Cherries apples pears and peaehes, OF choice vare
Tics The above farm Is within IL miles Of Wilmington
where there market for the produce OF the dairy a.
well as Of the farm, and conveniently situated or AZ
tending the markets at Wilmington, philadelphia and
baltimore The above description Is deemed sufhe'ept
as persons shisg to view tho property before me s
will be shown the came by calling on d. L. CuLLiNs
the present tenant or W. D. C0RNOG at Newark, Del
WIN. H. REYNOLDS, Auct. ABRAHAM CoRNoG
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

Sreok FsEpIss RAW AND OooxRp FOOD
The question as to which 10 the most profitable
for feeding stock, raw or cooked food, still en-
cages the attention of the agricultural press
The ajority of voices are In favor of the cook
log process. A Kentucky farmer fed raw corn
for given time to his hogs-weighiug them ct
the time of commencing the experiment, and
again when change was made to cooked food.
The result was as 81 to l73-a large balance in
favor OF cooked food after deducliug the expense
of preparing the latter. Even one half of the
above difference would justify the feeding oil
the cooked material 10 preference to that in 0
raw state-TRural,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
20 IL AAlE.

- A valuable Estate, 10 New Castle County The
M uniorsgped offers for sale all that valuable Tract
A upland aud marsh, the property of Thoa M.Borman
and known the Hamburg Farm" 1t 10 situated In
New Castle Hundred, about 81 miles below New Castle
aud il bounded the south aud east by the Delaware
river on the northwest by the New Castle and Della
ware City road on the northeast and southwest by
lands OF George z. rybout and others II contains In
tho whole 500 acres absu halt Of which is marsh
The latter, except about 90 acres enclosed n the
Red Lion Marsh Company, has been laying out 20
years and has become greatly improved The extent and
vauo othis property with Its convenient loeaan make
1t OF the desirable farms in the market For
further information reference may be made 10
GEORGE D. RODNEY,
aug 2n-tf New Castle, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

SwIsR-Iu tho Pulaski Democrat of re-
cent date, there was an account Of the slaugh-
tering of a number of hogs of a new variety de-
nominated the "Wsed Breed" One of these
hogs at two years old weighed, dressed, TOO lbs
Another one was ready tor Strengthening az
heavy or heavier than this Eleven pigs, aver
aging 2Al days old each, were killed. weighing
eRgregately 3.ls2 lbs, showing an average
growth per day during the whole time Of near
ly II pounds Rural.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
pm-Gov Worth and o,bar nrom;n.nt Mo-

H8-Gov. Worth and other prominent North
Oarolinlsus, are in Washington. They are on
a mission from the Legislature of their State
to consult with Congress as to the best obtain
able terms of reconstruction.
ErThs North Carolina Legislature, on Sa-
turday, passed q bill amnestying both rebel
and United States officers and soldiers for Of
fences against the criminal laws OF the State
done In the discharge of their dnty.
- The lower branch Of the South Ceroliu q
Legislature has indefinitely postponed resolu-
lion OF sympathy for Jefferson Davis,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

DAIRY PRoyITs.-Duriug the present season
Samuel Thompson OF Whiteside County, Ill :,
MIXED Al cows, whose dairy product was 81
037,6O, or about $4s per cow. Another tar
mer, Mr., A. Wilkinson, Of the same town, milk.
ed 80 cows, whose product for the dairy season
amounted to $40 per COW. Al this rate COW
will pay for herself during single cheese sea.
son, besides materially contributing to the
support of family 10 the way of milk.--Ru-
raj
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
Farm tor Sale.

.i,.-!.A Tho undersigns offers at Private Sale,
SSf.Slr his farm situated 10 Brandy vine Hundred,
ssE5t.isc, about half mile from Wiimin gton,
sl5aj.w the Philadelphia Turnpike. aud conta ms
f'sASssR about thirlyeight acres OF superior land.
II 10 divided into Ave fields by good fences. Tho I'M
provements oonsist Of a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE n
good barn part brick and part fame, large one wagon
house, and other on buildings. rha sltua is high
and healthy and there several hne sites for build
ings i, worry desirable property and will be sold
reasonable terms. For particulars spply the pre-
misses.
The undersigned also offers at private SALE q acres
and ve peches OF MArah, Cherry Island. 1t II In
good order and highly productive. .
n v 2g.tf John TnDn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

THs colored democrats in Boston worked
like badgers to defea, the Republican caudi-
date for Common Council at the late municipal
election, but they were not successful, al
though they increased the vote of their party
the democrat) very considerably. At the
FIRST election the Democratic colored man tied
his opponent a white Republican, both having
received four hundred and ninety. four votes.
A new election was ordered and resul lied In
favor of the Republican candidate.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

FArrESIsa Hoes Make the pens which con.
tain the fattening hogs warm at this season.
Shut the doors and windows to bar out the
cool wind, and give ample beds Of straw
What necessary warmth is not supplied By ar.
tifcial means must be taken from the food
which otherwise would form fat. Also feed
meal If you are not already doing so. The
soundest corn must be 6t to grind-take q
load to the mill and change the diet Of your
swine in form II not in kind Rural.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

Female outrage, recently the subject of an
interesting debate iu the United States Senate,
is TO be urged 10 Great Britain. Two monster
petitions are to be presented to Parliament 10
favor Of removing those restrictions which al
present debar women from voting for members
OF that body, 0ne OF these petitions is 10 be
signed exclusively by unmarried women and
wild ows, qualified TO vote for memb, of Par,
Lament in all respects but that OF sex, and the
other by persons of all sexes aud classes, who
favor the extension of the suffrage 10 women,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

AAsA oontalning 4ss acres. tItuated near Green
V..NA N wood Station, on the Delaware Railroad, On
1.saNI the line between Kent and Sussex Conntles,
pei TIL. Fro perSy l. divided int as,e q
acres set In Peach Tree!. of choice vArietiesi to
acres IN apple trees. The improvements one good
sized Dwelli1R, one .nsnt House, nearly newt Sta
bling for horses Alse on the propsrya good sor-
and done lsrable business The faro will divide
In tive, with house each VIII be sold low and on
easy terms. The tenant, Samuel r. Rawley, will AXE
Pleaeure showing this property to one calling,
For particulars as to terms, &c.. address
v, I:p PHdLLPs:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
For Sale.

&kNA0 FINE Farm In Kent County, Delaware,
e.IA the railroad and laying between the sta
i1ns OF FELTON, and Harrington containing 400 acres
100 Of which In high state Of cultivation, and
plesy rel with clover and timothy. The balance oed
land About 10 acres set out in peach and other fruit
trees The improyem consist Of a large dwelling
house. a new dairy milk house, large granary, hay
house and carriage house, and other out buildings
This has been in rapid state Of improvement for
four ysars 1t s now open for sale by the subscri
ut $40 per For further particulars inquire Of the
owner Toughkenamon, Chester Comfy Pa tad ress
Ayondals Post Odce,) or BenJame Wiliia ms, the
promises. No pink carrot on this farm.
lee 10 4tS WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

- Farm Of 200 acres, more or less, situated
In Cecil County. ryland thres mileg west
q Newark, Delaware; the soil Ia excellent;
lssss the In ptoyemonts are Frame Mansion, coh-
SUt lining IL rooms, pump Of gocd water In the
kitchen, large duble deckered barn. by % feet with
stabling undanfor 20 50 head OF stock good warm
shedding r,Qf the yard, pump of water at tho Barn
also, al ct5fscessary outbudings there IL an apple
orchard OF chDco irui rs acres woodland 500
oflime are bling put on the place this year, besides
other i,rtilKgs; there IL small Tenant heu,e the
property. This farm viii he sold low. easy terms
Apply to GEORGE B. CLARK,
sept 2t-5m Cherry NM Cecil County, Nd
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

for myself, do not want rebels, Whose hands
are stained with the blood Of my oosntrymeu,
to make laws for me and my children.
Q. The country must Be made 90 tAat any ioyat
and Isp abiding man may walk al Liberty any
phsrs in its broad domain vifhonf msfzied TIPS,
Some OF US never had, have not to-day, whole
country. Through almost half Of 1t our lives
would be safe only as we denied our manhood
by silence In vast regions now men mus speak
with bated breath for fear their words shall
be their doom through whole States, 10 be n
loyal man, TO have borne arms and followed
the nations flag, is to have passport to death.
II must not be ever so. Auy scheme of resto-
ration that stops shert of making every road
aud hamlet safe for the loyal, 10 crime. Let
US ask for nothing less-surely 1t 10 not much
to ask--that you ant and all true men may
be safe In our own country.
g. There must be full qualify before The lao.
Let the whole country be for all. Not only
must slavery, but everything that belonged to
II, be ex,erminated. Let every citizen have,
In the words of Lincoln, 'aa equal chance"
A long time since ! called attention to this
matter. Ny convictions are as clear ts-day
they could not be clearer than then-our na-
| tioual safety, our safety as Protestant nation
depends upon our doing justice to the colored
race. You must elevate aud do whas you car
to make OF the black man an intelligent citizen
Having made him the citizen that he 10, you
may not refuse to endow him with the right
which attach to his citizenship. It Is madness
| In any man that loves bis couatry and desire
| the safety of her institutions TO allow his pre-
iudicel 10 blind his eyes to this duty. It 1
special madness in a Protestant to refuse to SCI
It. II he will not learn IL, soon Romauism will
teach him it.
wArCHFuLNnss NEEDED.
Let the whole people be reused 10 keen
eyed vigilance. Let them watch tor Libsrt
and Law. 1t seems to me immeasurable foil
not to see the peril of the hour. Already ex
ecutive usurpations have been permitted an
unlawful acts have gene unchallenged. Their
is danger now that our moral sense shall b
debauched. Ia other times of public disaste
or peril, l have in my place endeavorsd
speak words of warning and this has been th
motive OF my discourse to-day. 1t become
every man, however feeble and however lin
tied his Influence, to do what he can TO kee
the pubic mind alert. There is danger
losing all the great fruits OF the toll aud agon
of these last years.
Brt have faith in God and faith in th
people. One man cannot roll back the advar'
of Freedom. God, who has done so much t
US will not leave US, here. The nation Is
the path towards the Right, and by and
will reach it aud enter iuto its reward.
we look over the past and into the future l.
us. 10 the language OF our martyr Prssider
"lIers highly resolve that the dead shall n
have died in vain, that the natios shall, und
4oi, have a new birth Of freedom and th
the government Of the people, by the psopl
and Tor the people, shall not perish from d
| earth"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
Real Estate and Personal Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.


RaKA WILL BE SOLD at Public Sale, on THURS
ENM DAY, Deoe mber 40, 1866, al o'clock r. NJ "a
lllRR lar IN 10 Chrstiana Hundred, near centreville
adjoining the lands OF Levi Walker, Bayard Burnett,
Rebecoa Todd and others, containing lO5 acres, about
90 of which well set with young and trSns
timber principally chestnut Tho isnds OF good quail
ity, we'll fenced end we'll watered. and good proper
tion of fruit. The Improvements are good frame
house and back kitchen, in good condition never.
failing we'll and pump at the door. good frame barn.
Wagon House and Corn Crib &C. belongi g to the heirs
Of Ellis beth Gould, deceased and must positively be
sold settle mp the estate Persons wishing to view
this property will be shown the by calling upon
James Gould, the premises, or the suoScriber A
reasonable por ton OF the purchase money may lay In
the property desired Tito good. Posse'sion gwen
the 18th day OF March next, or sooner, ifwanted
IN Also, at the slime and place, the fS1I%
ES2Afollowiug Personal Property, Wis F.: one,G-n~
good Family and Brood Mare, fine young horse suita
Bic for harness. good colt Is mon this old; and
spring colt good cows, large pair Of oxen, In fn
condition. large fat hogc. shoats, good ewes, two
horse wagons, cart, market wagon, plows harrows
yoke, chains grubbns hoe, VII sebarrow
stone rakes forks; CORR oats and wheat by the
bushe wheat in the ground hay by the tom end
corn fodder, grain fan, llong and short ladder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, such as beds, bedsteads and
bedding chairs carpets chest Of drawers, cup
board bureaus stands looking glasses tables chamber
parlor and kitchen stoves, churn msat vessels mill
pans buckets and queensware Also lot OF ehestnu
posts and rails Sale positive, TO close mp the estate
Conditions made known day of sale. by
| dec 10 ts ]. PoULsoN CHANDLER.