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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

MONDAY, December II, 1866.

0nArx wms.-wniism C. Lodge, Esq, Of
Brand, wine Hundred, recently prepared pr
per for the Agricultural Bureau upon making
wine from grapes. We understand that be 10
sstished from experiment, that grapes intend
I'd for wine are generally gathered before they
are properly mstursd, and consequently they
are void ofthe proper proportion of alcohol and
suger. When left upon the vines until they
begia TO wilt, the sugar and alcohol are gener-
atsd, and they will then make wine Of a So
perior quality. We would bepleassd II n
would furnish US with his views ON this sub
isctas we'll as on other topics relating to th
culture Of the soil and tie maturing Of the ce
reals.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

OHalsrxAs.-The Christmas holidays will
commence in few days. TIE vendors OF toys
and fancy articles have made preparations 10
meet the demands likely to be made upon them,
aud the young iolks are looking forward Tor
gifts with joyful anticipation. We tract that
the hopes of the dealers, as we'll as those OF the
grand army Of little folks, will be tally real
lied. Parents may also be happy In witnessing
the delights Of their children; and the cid as
we'll as the young, II their hearts are properly
artuned, oan also find delight in the recurrence
of this anniversary of the most important even
ia the history Of our race. a kind word,
pleasant look, u gracious SMILE. win go gr0a
way iu diffusIus happiness, and these are 81
cheap that they cen be afforded even wher
costly articles cannot be purchased or pre-
scented. 10 this wsy the hearts OF all may b
sladdened, Ii more substantial tokens ofiriend
ship and esteem cannot be commanded.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
MAKRIE

Al the rsaidonce OF the brides parents, by
der 3 RittenhouSe, Thos. A. Rees, of Cecil
county Nd, 10 Miss Georgiana A. daughter oil
Samuel Grifan. near Rsnton, Del.
At the residence of the brides parests, near
Odessa, Del, by BiSnop Scott, on Wednesday,
the l2th inst, George L. Townsend, of New
Castle county, and Cornie j., daughter of tho
officiating clergyman.
On November 18th, 1865, in the city of Phil
adelphia by the Rev. Samuel E. Smith, Mr.. T.
Ross Hanson, of MiddIetown. Del, and Miss
| Auna J. Howell, Of Philadelphia.
On the 18Th init, by tho Rev J. France, Mr.,
| George h. File to bliss Sarah &. MAston all Of
this county
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
REa. isTNR'S OFFICE,,

Nav 0AsrLE CousTr, Nov. 18th, 1883
Oothe last WIN and TestG, mt Of hrchib Id A. Enos,
late New Castle I'D. 10 said 90, dee IL Ordered
tud dreoted by the lie the Executor atsrs
said. give notice q the granting Of Lsttsrs Tests.
nettry the Estate thu deceased with the date
sfsraniins hereof by causing ADVERT to be
posted forty dAysroIn the date ofsuoh Letters
In sir fths moHt places of the County OF New
CASTLE reau'rins all persons having demands a4ainn
the Estate preEentthe same abide by Act OF
Assepibiy such case made and provided. AID Alss
cause tn same to within period In
the Delaware Republican, Newspaper pu bllshed In
Wiimington aud 10 be continued thsreintwo months,
t~I Given under the han and Seal OF ono oil the
a.. s.. Registers foresaid, at New CASTLE New Gas
t--~N tleOountyaforessid,th the day ard year above
NOTICE. AlpersonshAving claims against the ts-
tate deceased muHt the same duly Attes
ted to the Executor on before the lelh day
Nov: 1857, or ABIDE the Act OF s:sscsykn sgsb case
" GddE SnS odessa, Delaware. soys EIeoutcr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
REGISTERS UFFIOE.

INV UABTLh O0UETT, Oct, 18th, go.
Upon the application of ADAM GHUBD, EIscu-
" tor Of the last will and Testament oi John
Parker. late OF Brsadywine Hundred, In said osnn
ty, decd; II Is ordered and directed by the Re-
sisteI that the Executor Aforesaid give netiee the
deceased, With the date Of BY eras
ing to be posted within forty from
the date such six ethe most public plaes
cfthe County Castle all haviAs
sbIdeby Act of Assembly In AUG made and PRO
vded And slBo cause the same to be inserted within
the period in the Delaware Republican, nswsps
per published in whining atom andto
In two months. -
I'LL Given under the and and Seal efOncs Of h
g. B Re Eister at New Castle, In New Gas
(--t tie County sforesaid, the day and year above
written. R0REHT O. FkAlM, Register.
NOTICE All persons having aims against the ~
tate deceased must preant the same duly attes
ted to the Executor, on before October 10, III,
or abide the Act of Assembly in suei esss made an
| provided. ADAM QRUBB,
| oct . .2m lIeeutor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

TIE KaIsLArUAE.--TLis body will meet at
Dever on the frst of January. The session
will be one Of considerable Importance, aud
We trust that the proceedings of each branch
will be marked with prudence and foresight.
The adjustment of the laws to conform to the
Civil Rights bill will claim attention, and We
hope that the pillory and the whipping post
may be entirely abolished and some milder and
yet equally eficacious punishment for crime
will be substituted. We are aware that ar
guments may be urged for their continuance,
but these institutions are hardly in accordance
with the spirit of the age, when persons con-
victed for killing fellow be ing can be re-
ileved Of suffering such infections.
Amsng other matters which will claim ut
tention will be numerous applications for di'
vorce. There has been a growing feeling amohs
the citizens against severing tho ties which
bind man and wife, but we think IN view o
poms events which have transplred within III
past year, that a legal separation of person
who cannot live peaceably together, should ne
be objected to. There are many bad men /
the world aud some bad women, who max
their homes worse than purgatory, ardthe bel
ihing for both parties where each Ia satisfied
10 mutual and final separation.
IL is said that there will be an applicatio
for a lottery grant. We trust that it will r,
ceive quietus on its first appearance, for a
though lotteries promise prosperity, they are
tax upon productive industry and calculated
aorrunt all who are connected with them
There will be, doubtless, applications +
charters for new railroads and other propos
improveme nts, and We hope that they may
granted, with every ether proposition calcul
ted to develop our resources aud improve /
moral condition OF the State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

A SERIOUS DisruRBAEoE At NoRysDK Norfolk,
December IA serious riot occur red al Ports
mouth 10 night, between parties Of whites and me-
groes Three white men were dangerously and
9th rs slightly injured. A number Of negroes were
also wounded during the disturbance. Rarly thi,
morning q are broke out In disre putable house
(and is supposed TO have been set Ere by egr
in the vicinity Of where the disturbance occurred
TO- night. Before the IRE department rsashed III,
locality aud could stay tbs progress Of the flames
four buildings were destroyed.
The parties engaged in the affair wore arrested
and held TO ball. Great excitement prevailed du
ring the disturbance tonight
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

Concsrt.-The Sabbath Schools attached to
tie st. Pauls NJ. s. Church at Odessa, will
have a grand concert on Christmas night
There will be both vocal and instrumental mu.
sic, and an interesting afsir is anticipst d
Tue Concert will be under the efficient diIec.
ton of Dr. B F. Chatham. who is considered
one ofths finest amateur uslcians In the State
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

NORM CARoLIsA The Republicans Of n orth
Carolina have finally prepared their plan OF q
State government, and 1t was on Thursday
morning presented to the House by Mr.. Stevens.
1t provides that, no government having been
orga nized in the district formerly comprising
| the State OF North Carolina in accordance with
the Constitution of the United States, aud II
being the duty Of Congress to cause to be or
yaniEed therein republican form OF govern
| ment convention OF loyal citizens shall mee
/ at Raleigh on tue 20th of next May, composed
of one hundred and twenty delegates, from al
the counties OF the State, to prepare q constl
tuition, to be submitted to Congress for appro
val preparatory TO tbs reinstatement of tht
State 10 its relations to the Unisi States. Ii
the election OF delegates to said convention, al
persons OF proper age, without distinction 0
color, who can read and write, or may own res
estate OF or exceeding the value OF one huudre
dollars, shall vote. The delegates to the con
vsntton, before taking their seats, must tax
the following oath:
/ ~ do solemnly swear on the Holy Evangel
Of the Almighty God Tor affirm as the cas-
may bel that on the 4th day of March, 1854
aud at all times thereafter, would willlngl
! have complied with the requirements OF tn
: proclamation of the President of the Unite
States, issued on the 9Th day OF December, hs
a safe opportunity Of doing so been offered
|
o and at all times thereafter, was opposed
the continuance of the rebellion, and to the Q
r. Enlistment of the SC. called Confederate go
:, eminent, and voluntarily gave no aid or e
couragemeut, thereto, but earnestly desir
e the success Of the Union and the suppressi
\. Of all armed resistance to the Government
10 the United States, and that | will hencefoi
faithfully support the Constitution ofthe u
ted States, and the union of the States"
The bill providesior the punishment Of de
:, gates who take the oath falsely, and dire
I'd the appointment of United States Deputy N
,o shals 10 conduct the election. Neglect of {
10 ties by these deputies is to be punishable q
u misdemeanor. The government set up by
A President, nader military power, ehsll ce
In | to exist al a time provided BY the conventi
, The President is directed to dispose the mill
ry and naval forces of the Uaited States so
OF to enforce the provisions OF this act
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

DroWnsS.--TIenry Lord, of North West Fork
Hundred, was engaged on the Gath ult., 10
pushing off the boom Of his vessel, near WAL
nut Landing when he was prsclpitsted into The
Santicoke liver aud drowned. He leaves a
wife and several children to mourn his un-
timely death,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

MAJOR GENERAL G. ". q. LEE, WAC is now a
Professor in the Virginia Military Institute,
was sieeted at the last meeting of tho Mary
land Agricultural College, President of that
Institution. The annual salary of the Presiden,
is fixed at 81, 600, and quarters.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
RegIster,s Office,

has oAs ~, uNie smm NJ, 80 iSey;
OistrAtor Jra Mnvne lSte OF Ned Lion, Hrndrsd.
SAID County deceased II - ordered and 1ireot-
Cd by the Re Eater that the Administrator aforeaAd
dive notice OF the yrantius
1pon the Esats of deceased with the date OF grazing
thereof by TO be posted within
forty days the date OF suoh Letters OF the
most pisces of the County OF New 0hste rsauir
Ing an persons having demands AnBt the Esiateto
present the same abide By Act of Assembly In
such made ard provided And also eapae the same
to be inserted within the Rod the Delaware
Rspublictp anewHpaper published In Wilmington, aId
to be con Il nue. herein two mopths.
L-~) Given under he hi nd 30 al Once ofthe
s,s aegister At New CASTLE, In New CAS-
fN tie County afor ssAid. the day and yekr shove
written. ROBERT o, PRAIM, Register.
NoTiOh.-Al persons having claim AEainstth the ~.
Of the deceased muAt duly atested
to the Administrator before the sd OF October
| 1857 or abide the Act of Assembly In such cass
made and provided. WILLIAM Ii CLARK,
Administrator,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
Registers Office.

,,n,,NHW UAsrLs U0uEII, Move mber 2Iht 1865
~ T.. Brown iAd@in,Stratofs e Ann n Brown, late
QRDERED and directed by the Resihter that tho
give notice Of the Of
Letters Administration the Estate OF the decd,
With the date Of arsntin thereof BY esqan
such Letters in six placer ofthe OouR
ty OF New Casle requiring all persons having demands
Act Of Assembly In saek case made ana pfotiasd.
also the to be inserted the period
IN the hslswsre Republican,, Newspaper published in
~, 03 to ho continued therein two months.
\-I Given under th hand aud Seal OF ON oe Of the
a. nezster aforesaid, al New CASTLE, In New Gas
~ tie County aforesaid. the day and year above
y ltteu. X. y. FRhIM, Register.
k5TIOE, All persons having oaims against the
kttRte of the de1 epsed must present the duly
tested to the Adm Illustrators before November
st, 1861, abide ths ACT Of Assembly auah
Il ade aad provided. WILLIAM J.. BROWN,
JOSEPH 1, BROWN,
I'm dnaiu tltra afr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
DIED.

On the lllh instant, of whoopir 9 cough and
oatarrh on the chest, Louis Osss. son Of Caleb
P. aud Martha B. johnson, aged Il months and
o days.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
lSEGISYETt,S OFIHCE.


u Tor B. i n. Of John NJ Raedsia. late OF Ape.
quinmlnk Hd in said 20, deed; Il q ordered add:
give notice OF the granting
the Estate the with the date ant
Vain Forty days from he dstS ofseoS Lsftssp
ofthe most public places OF the county Of New Cat-
te recurring all persona having demands sainstths
sembiy in such made and provided And also
the samet9 be inserted within the same period
ninston and to be Continued tSeYsih tUo meSths ""
isc~( Given under the hand and Seal of0noe OF tie
Sbs Register atoreaaid, AtHew Castle In New CAS-
county aforesaid tes S sRI ss9,'
tsteof the iy attsstsA
provided ' N'' N'' HESRs99 e oISST sSS aA'
Get 2s-2m;i Administrator, d. b. n,
Address Mlddeiown, Delaware.
SEEssIsFEEk'S OFFICE.
,, , NIw CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. 10th 1885,
| P0N the sppcetion of Hannah Di1on, ana
te Of Mill Greek lid, said County deed It 10 r.
pERED and directed ~ ths Register that the Admin
give notice q II. granting Of Let
ssmsntst 70 posted Within forty DAYS from the d,s
Goa uty OF New 0aate, requiring all personB avns
dsmAnda againat the Eatate to present the same, OF
provided And ALSO be inss rted With
In the peri cd in the Dslaw
paper published in Wilmington, andt be continued
}S5 Register aforesaid, atNsw Castle in New oAstis
t~-i Co. Aforesaid the day snd yer aSoys Erttsn
NOTICE All person ing claims against the Es-
tate OF thu must present III zane duly attest
1867, or abide the Act Of Assembly in ruch eaas made
JACOB v DixoN,
| nov is I'm AdministrA tofA.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
Registers Notice,

Nkw CASTLE OoONTY, Dec. 9Th, 1860.
pom the application Of william 4. T.tsm, Admln:
Hd., In New Ca. tie County, deceased; 1t il o.
DEhBD and directed by the Register that the Adn1n-
q uPsn the Estate Of he with
10 be posted within forty days from date Of such Lett
six OF the most public plaees Cor nts OF
rev CASTLE, reebirirg all perAouB having demands
Estate to present the same or abd. hy a.
Act OF Assembly ruen caae made AND prosided And
also cause the same TO lLgertad within the
rlod in the Delaware Republican Newspaper publish
cd In Wilmington, ana to be continued therein tso
months,
t-~) Giyen under tho and and Seal OF once Of the
S5,sf Register Aforesaid at New Osstlei New ass
(~N Co. aforesaid, the day and year above r,iien'
NOTICE. All persons having claims aRsinsi the Es
tate OF the deceased must pr esen the duly ettest
ed to the Administrator, IN or before the 9Th dty
In "a ID IN Ade and provided.
wILLIAMA, TATaM, ADM nistrator.
Address St. George, Del. dec lp.3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
REMOVAL.
LOFT II S SY K ES

LOFT u s SY x ES,
srsSA Respectfully informs bis friends and the pub
ases& lie he has removed from Lombard Street 70 the
EsS9 keorner Of
EiRh TIA and Wilson Stg'.
and has got his store we'll supplied with FRESH GRO
CERIHS, Huch 40 ,..
TEAS, OOFrEEs, SUGARS, sfIokef
and all kinds Of MoLAssEs Dried Fruits, Coarse aud
Fine Salt, nrooms Mackeral, Fresh Butter and Ego
Pork and Sausage,
sUPEB-FlT E FAMILY FLOUR,
and also good variety OF EsIthen Ware.
N.B-Also building lot for sale, situated forty ices
a Fourth Street. and 100 net on Pine "a. toot2o
Large Budding for Sals.-Ibe Onion Church
In I'd street, near Washington. congregation
arc erecting b eaasiful ediaco at 9TH and WASH.
ingon, and hence the sale Of the old property, ~
much less than 1t can be built for now. Msnufao-
turerJ Machinists, sash Makers, De-, take notice.
Call on BRIahT SOC.
Wantsd situation % private watchmau,
by middle aged man. Apply al this once,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
sEEaIsTEIf's OFFT0E.
nov is I'm
Address HookessiO,
REaIsTERIR 0FFIGE-

- NEw CASTLE 0ousrY, Aug %, 1850.
IPON the application of Richard T, Carey, Admin
~ TRAITOR of Thomas Arey late ofOhriBtana Hundred,
10 said o.. decd; II ordered and directed By the
the Of Letters Of Admiration upon the estate
causing adyertisements to be pssisd forty days
from the date fSueh Letters six tn pub
sons having demands eainst the Estate present the
and provided. And also to be ipssrtsd
within the So period u tho Della Republican,
eWspapgr published In Wilmin gto aud to be oontin-
ed therein two months,
~ Given under The hand and Seal Of omos Of the
$50 Register Aforesaid, at New CEstle In New CaEts
~, Co., Aforesaid the day end year above written
- X. @, FRAlM, Register,
NorlQE.-An erBongbRvinK claims Asainsi thsfs-
tate the duly AttesteA
q NE Adminlfraior on or be lore August 2sth 1897
abide the ACT Of Assembly in snch ease made and
provided. RICHARD II, CARLY,
nov IL Address, Cen treville. DeinW are. Admir-.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
ss s4tiBs,rEts's UFftCss;

-. NEW UAs Ii VOUNTl. UCt Y1th, IBtt,
TPoN the application OF Maria Williams Gxecutrix
- oil the last VII ed Tesla mont OF seward Williams,
and directed BY the Register that the EIecutrx aore
haid, give notice OF the granting of Letters Tees
mentary upon the Estate of the deceased, with tie
date OF granting thereof by causing
Letters in sx the most YSbllo PLACES Of County
against tho Estate TO present the abide by
Act Of Assembly in such case made aud provided, And
also cause the same TO bB Inserted within same
riod In The Delaware hepuoeR newspaper publish
months.
I'LL Given under he and nj se al once Of the
s. Register sforesad, At New Osstls In New Castle
t~~i 90, aforesaid, the day and year above written
,,on 49, R.U.FRAIh, Register,
NOFIOE-Al1 pArso1s having olaimH against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attasted TO the kNecutriI befor October a4th
1897 OF shi the Act Of Assembly % such msds
and provided. MARIA WILLIAMS, ExeoutriE.
Address New Castle, Delaware. novi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

Wantsd- "A situatiOn es private Waterman,
by middle aged man. Apply at ibis once,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

10 this hOur Will DO dsNverou carry tho next morn
ing. Freight to New York forwarded from Phila-
dephia without cost Of porterage or reshipment In
| Philadelphia Direct goods to Bush's Line. Goods
from New York should BIO directed to Express
Steamboat Com auy, Pier ID, East River.
| Homeopathy and Life IssnraRcs For veal &
the superior merit Of the Homeopathic practice OF
medicine has been crossing popular, aud 10 now ap
| preoated and acknowledged In every inteilgen
community, as evidenced BY increase Of practition.
| ers colleges and hospitals, has at leng assumed
such i'm ortanoe AZ TO sad mon TO examine into the
matter in a purely business light. The result is
thai in life insurance, while every man has biz
price, the Homoopath can safely be insured at a
much reduced rate This fact has bson ID in
Europe for sume years past. Here 1t is also being
recognised. The pioneer 10 rendering Justice 10
the insured 10 this respect ID the HahneIn.nn Life
Insurance Company, and as suoh invites the pOrtc'
ton, TO King Street, ALEx. Il. SHAW, M. D
NeWar General Agent for State. delS 2w
| For SAFE "A splendid eastern cutter sleigh, trim
med WIN Red Plush aud oushions--latsst style -
For sale ehssp, having 10 further use for 1t, IL
quire Of heu Hutton, Sd and TatnalI str eets or a
Lewis Srringsrs ha, and cap store, No. 81
| Market street, mlngton,
$4,000 Wantsd.-Some patriotic man or mon h
ioaa on good security, three thousand dolsrs to en-
aele VI To rebuild our w-mil at Canterbury, Del
aware. Apply a. thil Ofioe. osKoHp BRo. .
Wanted to purchase an TO 10 room house, In
good neishbornood. Please address, giving price
terms, locality aud description, Post oEss boz eo3
Wilmington, Delaware dsl3 81
1.FOr all laundary purposes use Nsotsrio SOAP
Manufactured by Harris d Co., O. IL saves time
labor and expense, and 10 recommended BY the fol
! lowing named well known oitisens whose 10 nilis
have used 1t with entire satisfaction, and to whor
. We refer by permission-Jesss Sharpe, Il. o. stoti
enburg James o. Aiken, WIN. Porter, George
oapelle, J. F. Pyle Francis barry, J. A. Alder
/, dioe, A. CrumlsA, D. p. Bush DR.. shelp, Capital
n J. r. Godfrey.
n BOuRAs1n, 1ao~ss 4 Co., al Market Stree
b Wilmington, Del, havo now open . varied an
10 splendid stock I Books and Fancy Goods, fS
n Christmas aud New YEARS. Prsssntaiien. The
4 goods have been selected with great care, from Ne
- York and other markets comprising many ne
aud unique articles, both Of American and Impor
Cd manufacture. lou are invited to an early o.
= animation and fair comparison with the stock
any establishment in the lar gest cities. Do bat
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-31
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