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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
We beg also TO give fcw lines from that
eminent man Bishop Mclllvaine of Ohio.


The following are the resolutions introduced
aud supported by every Union member of the
Legislature at its recent session. The so called
Democratic members from Kent and Sussex
Counties voted aga inst, and defeated their
adoption
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the State of Delaware iu General
Assembly met
That the people OF the States declared
In instruction against the government OF
the United States by their ordinances OF seces-
sion, their organized rebellion ard their estao-
lishmsnt OF governments in derogatiou Of and
In hostility to the Constitution and laws OF the
United States disorganize sd their political socie-
ties, and abrogated their political institutions,
and that no proper civil government can exist in
any such State until the people thereof shall BY
organic action establish one republican In
form, and until IL shall have received the re-
cognition Of the United States.
Rssslped, That in determining whether any
such government has been established, it is
the right, it sthe duty ofCongress to secure not
only the protection OF the inhabitants OF those
States, who have been loyal to the government.
against oppression, personal and political, by
those who have conspired together for its de-
sttuetion, but to provide ample safeguards
against any future rebellion against .ne au-
tnOrlty huu tue laws OF tn6 pnlteu obhten hhu
that as the basis of Buch government they
should demand such unqualified loyalty os
consists In a cheerful acceptance Of the results
Of the war levied by them, and not merely the
forced acquieroence which is only the nsces-
sary consequence OF defeat.
Rssolved, That this general assembly does
not deem it proper to indicate any particular
measure which Congress ought TO adoptin arr-
wing at the solution of the problem of reorga-
nikation or any particular security which II
should take against the recurrence of sucn evils
in future, but mindful oflhe wisdom and loyalty
which has been sufficient to crush the gigantic
rebellion. they are willing to trust the repre-
sentatives Of the people aud the present exec
utive of the general Government 10 deylae and
approve such means as will secure the future
safely of the republic.
RssolVed, That we have 1 18th AID confidence
in the patriotism and staiesmanship OF Andrew
johnson, President Of the United States, and
we hereby pledge him our hearty support In
his labors for the complete and permanent res
toration of the Union.
Resolvsd, That we depreeats any attempt on
the part OF the National Government TO inter-
fere with the conditions OF suffrage In the sew
eral States, and believing the loyal people oil
Delaware are opposed to the extension Of the
right of suffrage to Its negro population we
heartily disapprove OF any attempt to agitate
the subject in cur midst.
povER, February II, 1865.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
DIRECT TAXATION.

There wac a proposition to raise a certain
amount Of monty annually by direct taxation
before the Legislature last week. II was de-
feated. When the bill was put upon Its third
reading, MIR. Allderdce, from this county, said
be never would vote for any measure to levy
and collect direct tax, nntil Kent and Sussex
counties would remedy the great wrong which
now existed in the matter Of representation.
BE stated that the white population of New
Castle county exceeded that OF Kent and Sus-
sex combined by over two thousand, that in
case of the collection Of direct tax, No Cas-.
tie county would pay more than halt the
amount levied, and yet that county only had
one third OF the representation in the Legis
lature. That the great principle of "repregeu-
tation according to taxation" was at the very
basis OF our system Of government, and could
not be ignored by this or any other Legisla-
ture That the day was not far distant when
this question of the political equality of white
men In the State Of Delaware would have to
be met; that calm submission 10 such gross in.
justice was not tine duty OF ireruen. No par.
ty, and no party principles could stand the ties
of time, II they denied the axioms OF free 60
vernment. In these remarks we believe Mr.
Aliderdice uttered the sentiments of every tru,
Union man 10 New Castle county.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
public Sale of Personal Property

Owing To expiration Of lease and dis
IN solution OF partnership, the subscribers ~
AAwil sell at Public Sale, in fTeut Of thelrs=-r~
storehouss opposite the Washing ton Hotel ". Mvels
10 Newark, Dell on SATURDAY, Mach Sd, 1866, he
following described Personal Property to Wit - head
Of young road and work horses; yoke of Superior
young 0ren; yoke of superior young Steers 10 head
Of good Cows, coming In Iroft during the months 81
March and April; sets of large and heavy Timber
Wheel; 2 good strong OK carts, Horee Gait; Ger
man own Carriage, rrotttng Wagon, small store
Wagon, wheslbarrewR, Trucks, &C., &c.
STORE GOoD5-25oO yards OF chlleoss, 7Ooo yards OF
muslin, 1000 yards ess4ueres ooths lSo9 yar1s spa
cas 1000 ards dress goods 1900 yards white and red
ainne's 500 yards dnings and table diapers, window
curtaini FIRE screens 1850 pairs boots and Ah"es 1000
pair womens stock es, 1000 palr men and wo-
Cloves 800 hats and cap, 50 de'sn hooks and eyes
100 delen buttons; combs brushes portmonA'ou tooth
brushes shirt fronts collars, writing paper envelopes
| blank books, pens, ink, 40 sc. HArdware-sueh ss
shoves spades hoes forks locks hnsPs, pocket
cutlery, table do, tnware esrthen~are, eedArware
| groceries, &c. &c.
| aeeoOnt OF weather. "a.
REYNOLDS BRO.
MT. RIDDLE, Aust. 'eo sz-"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

WILL De SOU ht EuDllo Chioi w tH6
SSEase> Hotel of Morris Dickinson, in Market
SMsl{9 street above Second, on SATURDAY,
iSsssks3 March Sd, 1855, the three s'ory brick
.SNs2Sfa8 dwelling house, situated on the 8. Z.
corner of King AMI 7th sts., having front of %
feet 5iuehes on King street, and extending back that
width 81 feet containing two Thousand one hundred
and thirty feet Of land be the same more or less
Thi. property located in high and airy position
in enc of the most desirable nsighborhoodi in the
city Of Wilmington. 1t Is central, within one square
al Market street aud within few minutes walk Of
the principal stores, banks, markets, and the prin-
cipe churches Of every denomination. II was oc-
ouped by the present owner as his residence until his
removal from the city.
TERMs,-Tsn psr cent Of the purchase money
to be paid on the day of sale, md the balance or
| the 25th day Of March. when possession will be
given, or preferred by the purchasers, two thos
aud dol srs may remain secured BY bond aud mort
Y Uavs upou the property Sale TO commence at two
4 b eleck, P. M. THoS. Nj. CAM
y LEWIS W sTlDHAM, Auetions.r, fob '2t'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

~ THE subscriber intending to quit s5E..sS
S2Nbusiness will sell ut Public Sac, atkS&SfS
his residence at Dextcr's Corner, in Apo IAsal.-
quinimink Hid on THURSDAY, the sth day Of
March 1855, at IL O'clock, a. m, consisting of six
years old; l colt one year old l brood mare which
cannot be eIcelled four cows three Of them spring
ing the other fresh carriage and harness,
{ 'rm wagon and harness, mill wagon, whsslbarrow.
corn shelter, grindstone, plows, harrows, single and
double trees pair Of carriage springs, lot OF CT
der barrels, barrel Of vinegar; forks; rskes; lot
Of feed troughs lot Of OAK boards lot Of weather
boards, OF ofmanure; pair of bedsteads 3stoves,
] cooking large farm tsb'e; onairsi ladder "a
feet long; and various other articles. Terms cash.
feb 22-ts GEO. W. ALEXANDER, Jr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

~ THE subscriber will sell 81 pubic HJBk
IN Sale At his resideres IN Dutch Neck y...
lsadug from Delaware Oity 20 Isase Oeaysrs Corner,
on TUEsDAY the 21TH day Of FEBRUARY 1856, at IN
Horses. valuable for work or driving oclts, one
head Of good Milch Cows. hsier, and Steer, two
years old IN the Spring yoke of Oxen OF good sIe
bead OF shosts; York Carriage nearly new no TOP
Buggy, in good order Farm WaEoes, with rigging
Or cart ons horse Peach of Mil Wagon, nearly new
good order set of good Wagon Harness; Plog Gssrs
Brides aud Collars hand corn sheler 3. Van vic
kls Grain Fan, nearly W | Steel Tooth Horse Rake
Revolving Rake. Grain Drill. 9rindstone, Flows
Harrows Cultvstors, Sh oves, Forks, &c. Shoulders
Ham, Picked PORK and Lard By the Roand heusehod
stesds Tables, Chairs. Settee Carpets Email Bureau
patoI Goal 81 ve good Cook stove, lot of Dishes.
Milk Pads, Ohurns,&c. TERMS OF sALR.-All Gums
OF SIS snd urdef cash over SIS nine months credit
VITA judg ment boz with
Interest from date. jobs DIRHL.
L. W, SfIDHAM, Auet. feb
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
Pc BLIC SALE

- The subscriber about to decline <,,suNA
81 far ming will sell at Public Sale, I'M
WYNN his residence, in New Castle NJ
-uUA~Hundred. the road from New--sk&<eea-
Castle to Wilmington, on TUESDAY, March ~, 1859,
without reserve his entire Stock consisting Of head OF
good work and drying horss some Of which are very
superior travellers IN are with foal, pair OF good
mu es, colts three years old, yearng sired by Nor
gan Black Hawk; % head of Cattle, consisting OF nvV
yoke OF work Oxen pal Of Fat oxen, cows and one
Steer co head Of Ewes with anbs at their
sides; 1 south down buck head OF superior shoas,
shifting top busy wagons and harness, with buffalo
robes and blanket i sulky. sleigh.
Farming utensila--l god jersey built farm wagon
with hay rigging complete ox-carta, Dorsey Reaper,
SELF Raker, wood Mower, steel tooth rake grain
drill. Van WoklU Fan, hand Corn Shelter, cylin-
der do, eight Horse Power and Thresher Feed Cut
tor rollers, Plows, twin narrows, A do, oulti
vators grain Cradles, wagon Harness, leading and
pillow gears collars brides and naltsrs, Rakes Forks
shovss Picks Ga Chains, &c 160O pounds OF Pork
and Bacon, lot OF reHchblow and Buckeye Potatoes
also one half tho Wheat In the ground.
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash, 800 and over ths
amount credit OF nine months will be given by giving
nots with approved security; with interest from day .
sails Lunch at l9S O'Clock. Sale 10 commence At II
O'Clock. a. GILES LAMbsON'
TN. 0GLE, Auctr. lob ATS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
PlJRI.IC SALE.

Will be sold Al Public sale, ON The -,r-~y4
EAr~ farm known as the Gray's farm, iu Mill ~. -
Gc2ACreek Hundred, the rosd leading k.Gs.
from prummond's Htll to White Clay Greek Church.
TURsDAY the 9Th day OF March, 1895 81 IL o'clock
the following personal property, viz; gooo brood
Mares one wit foal by young Moscow, owned by MIR.
shsrpiess, warranted to work well In III Kinda o, mar
ness: colt months old; yoke OF young Oxen, we'll
broke aod good condition. pair fat oxen II not sold
SSors The dsy OF sale head Of Cows will be in profit
!, Ms spr,re; heiers years old, with calf also year,
IN heiter osr OF Steers, months old Ewes OF good
h. Nd soma wt Lambs their Side hne shoats, and
Alb, nj OuO weight Of picked pork four horse power
breher goo order or carts T snl,. tF o,
n,ov,s harsowH Oultiystor, barrel Of Sorghum Mo-
asses and great many othsw articles too tedious to
mention. -, -. -, -.
over mt a credit Of mouths win be gwen
by the purchaser giving his note WI 70 sPnrryea GU
TaNNoN Auct lft - t..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

IncorYoydted.--wo see by our State Lsgisla-
tive proceedings that the Delaware City Gene
terry company has been incorporated, and we
understand they intend going. vigorously to
work on this 6ne improvement upon the open
ing of Spring.
The Maykss.-Butter sold on Wednesday at
30 to IS per pound, eggs IS to As per dozen |;
chickens 81 SO to 50 per pair; turkeys $500
to 81 soj potatoes l5 TO IS per half peck; swee
80 to So do; apples as to 40 do beef l6 to 20
per pound; veal Is to 80 mutton 10 to Is,
pork $lo to $l4 per 100 pounds; sausage 10 TO
rs. lard u.s.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

- THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale on the
IN farm Of o. D. Jester, at TESTERS Corner. PpncA-
AAder Hundred, on sATUkDAY the THIRD day
~ MARCH his entire stock of horses CATTLE and far
min utenss, consisting of head OF excellent farm
aud driving horses head OF superior milk e9ys some
sood farm mill Wagon. Keeper; Fan carrsge and
ne.s Ploughs, Hsrrows, Cultivatars, shoves, Hoes,
FORKS Rakss wagon harness, plough gears brides,
collars bic and Single trees; Also lot OF peach
articles not mentioned. Timothy msy hy The ,en 81
All sums under SIS cAsh all sums OF SIS and over,
credit OF months with approved security Interest
from date On all credit sceounts discount OF par
cent will be allowed Tor cash Sale TO commence Al
O'clock, A. NJ. O.. p WARD,
T. N, 0GLE, Auct. feb. % tsp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

NEW CAsrL. CoysrI; February 10. isss.,
" mlnistraor OF I'D Wilson, late of Appoquinimink
Hd said Os IL ord cred and directed by the
that aforesaid, give notice OF
the Letters Of n estate
causing to be psstsd within forty
from the date Of such Letters In six Of most
places of tho County of New Castle, requiring all
having demands ssins the present tho
same abide by Act of Assembly in sueh made
and provided And also the <am4 to be inserted
within the period in the Delaware Republican,
ned therein two months.
nj Given under the hand and seal OF ONCE OF the
aB egister Aforesaid at New Castle, In New CASTLE
Co., aforesaid. the day and year above written.
NoTIoE.-Ali persons having claims against the Is:
tats of the deceased must duly atesed
to tho Admin atrator before Feb. 10, 1867,
sbiie the Act of Assembly In such mads and pro-
yided EDWARD ". LOCKWOOD,
feb a. Sm Administrator,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

<SA The sub,c rber will sell at Public sS{sESiY
s " " ias s' ON ssss Ssssfs
SNA~oppos'ts the residence Of Col Joshua Clay ton,
FRIDAY, the 2nd day oil March, 1903, at O'Clock,
A. NJ the follow ing Stock and Farming Utensils consist
ing ofs horses, "mOnz which Is very ne road Ma
suitable either for lady gentleman to ride; two good
work Mares Of due sze Young and sound, work well
Together others suitable Tor iaim work; ! yoke OF
oxen, cows Of which have calves by their Sides these
cows are superior nigers;2 Of them are vi improved
aud worthy the attention OF Farmers wishing to
improve their stock OF cattle the other two cows COM
Ing into profit soon; beiers two years old 10 the
Sprng, yearling, Of good stock; shoats wagons.
wagon harness, oxcar germantown wagon and harness.
pow gears brides and collars, pows harrows, cnlsa-
teri white and by the snshsl 80 acres Of
wheat IN the ground, a credit Of six months. All
amount Cash, feb oats b. ELLA ON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

WILL he sole at Public Sale at the res. -. =.
IN idenoe OF tho subscriber in Pencader Eselk.sS
EAHundred, New Castle County, Della lkzmA ~
ware on the road to lion Hill, running IRON the
Elkton and Oh rsana Turnpike to the new road lead
ing to the Iron Hill Baptist Meeting House. about three
miles south OF Newark and half mile from Coooh's
Bridge on MON DAY the 18th dsy of March, 1885, ut 70
oeluek A. NJ, the following stock and farming utensils.
consisting OF good HORSES excellent driver 10
head 81 cattle six cows re,h, with calves by their
sides; four sprnsns aud will be- fresh by DAY Of SALE.
One yoke OF oxen, hefers thiee years old yasrngH,
shoais Farming utensils consisting Of two horse
wagon and hay rigging, OK cart, York wagon and
harness. horse cart, dearborn, d 'uble harrow,
burrows Guilt ators saddles brides. collsrs, and hall
tiers. Also 5000 feet OF lumber, studding and framing
also pointed chestnut rails white oak potts. dressed
BY the hundred, wheslbarr"w straps uf sleigh bells,
forkes rakes grain cradles moving thes, and ma
nv other articles TERMS-Al sums OF S2b and under
cash All over that amount n credit nine nth 8
urIIl be given. feb PITS PATRICK SULLIVAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
PURLIC SALE.

~ WILL DO sold at Public Sale, at
TEIS the residence OF the subscriber, onE 1S.syT
an the farm oil Joseph 8. Derrfekson, iutlfr~yf
BrnDdyyine Hundred on the 6rnbb Road 1hhr~ d.
rndipg from Practical Farmer te o. q, perys no.
sI @ IN THURSDAY, the sth day Of March, 1906 at ~
o.ciosk. N good work driving herses, one IL an
excellent driver; one year old colt, Mogan Black
Hawk; u nrwt-rste Mleh Cows, just coming into pro-
Mt; heifer; two year old Bull.
farming Implsnonis consisting Of horse cart plows,
l spike Harrow. fuke hsrrows. double and single
trees of drawing chains, pair OF pillow chans
II COW chains grubbing hoes shovels, Spades forks,
rakes post and hand augers, pitching Axes, Mani and
Wedges, l revolving horse rake, / mewiug machine
nearly new shelter, new dearborn, trotting
wagon milk wagon, set Of Carriage and dear born
corn, oats aud potatoes by the bllshe lot VI
wheat ia the ground also Household and Kitchen fnrn.
itare Dairy Fixtures consisting Of buckets milk pans,
cream creeks butter tub and bees in the Hive
So Conditions made known on DAY Of sals.
JOSEPH s. DBRRlCRsCN,
os IA Holm pHIIIIp=
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

Ma EDITOR Will you allow me space in
your valuable journal to suggest the name of
William Jones AZ u candidate for the pos ition
Of Sheriff. The qualifications of Mr.. Jones
for the position named are two we'll known
for repetition here he will fill the office Wit
credit to himself aud TO the satisfaction Of
psopls II the CCuaty. RED LJ' 10
sRA steamer ran into a gunbob
Orleans on Saturday, and was SUBJ y Ut rev
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
PUBLIC SALE.

IN WILL be sold at Public Sale, ut the x9Agy4
<-A resderos Of the subscriber, tG. O. Lob 49,
deil's farm) in Brandywine Hundred. AZ miles from
wi ueton, the Philadelphia Pike, on tho rvar
shore, adjoining Isaac Leuderman's farm, on TUBS
DAY, the 18th day Of Mar"b, 1866 at II O'clock th'
following Personal Property -l3 head Of htst-eiasi
Mich Cows with calves by their Sides and others
springing aud coming into profit by the day " sale;
Durham Bull two years old beifers, two years old
coming 10 profit yearng Hefers, all good home RAISED
stock good horses good driving or lady horse
good farm horse hne shoats, lot OF Poultry, Com
bind Reaper and Mower. shaw make; Potatoes by the
bushel, Salt Pork by the pound Lard by tue pound
Dairy Fixtures Il Churn, Cream Can and a lot o
pans bedsssds table, aud chairs; lot of old iron,
rong Dearborn Springs, Carriage Tongue, Learl,
nearly new, apd many other articles tedious
ton Terms Cash. BENJAMIN MACKBLwAIN,
GRO. @. L0BDELL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. George Qaigley,
Mr. d. r. liignutt to SRllie N. Caldwell.
On the 18th inst ut the residence Of the
brides parents in Odessa, by Rev. W, England
Mr.. Nehemiah T. Davis and Miss Adelaid Lord
daughter Of Almond Lord, Esq., all of New
CASTLE county.
In Wilmington, on the 18th inst, by Rev
John O'Neill, Mr.. George N. Lopez of Smyrna,
DEL, to Miss kebecca J. Reynolds, formerly o
the same place but late of Nsw Castle county
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

- WILL be sold on SATURDAY., March 10th, on
en- the farm of Dr.. J.. A Brown. near the Tolgate,
ASon the New por pike, at o'clock, P. NJ, All the
yesrIirg bull, good road or work mare y Years old
10 harness bay Canadian Lion stallion eomngt years
aid Z shuats horse and cart, oryoke, one horse
Ssx wa.ou, Il large roller moving machiGe, hay rake
pows bsrrows, eultiyators, ldaATborns two soatsa
doubie harness. pillow double and single trees hAY
and M forks hos hay cutter corn shell
lar grain lao. dairy fixtures and other art.
WI s' J. A. BROWN,
ca w.MIRT.
D. II. RICHARDS, Auct feb z2-u.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22

s.s-%A very desirable country residence, 7 milss
Im W from Wilmington, in Mill Greek Hd., With 10
EIE acres and some psrches, of highly improved
put{< land: situation beautiful AID healthy house
nearly new, large Knd Modern built, water pure and
abundan with Barn, carriags HsuTs, Corn Crib &c.
Also small Wooden Faetory, set Of machinery and ali
the Dying Pelting and finishing apparatus, In iar
der and in successful operation Large durable tenant
house spring house, weave shop. garden, &e. II
sold BY the srt March, the house and land will be or
rent. JHOMAS WOhhELL,
500 Tatnall Streat
Wilmington. Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
REVENUE TAx-The 0. s. Tax Of New Cas-


hf'khuh rAf.-ihe u o. Tax OF ne" oss
Tic Oounty ior 'ne month Oh January, smou"
teu 10 pos 1876 81 WINE 'sat oil hept ana quo
sex Combined amounted 10 only si oso ~
appears from The ABOVE thst the oouh'y
New Gaelic contributes about ior'y nmes D.
much per month 10 the support oil 'ne aeher
81 Government as the balance oil the s'a'e
and yet she has only one-tnirc OF the repre-
sentatives In the Legisla'nre' euch iutquaii'l
should not long exist the citizens OF Ken
ana sussex must see the inequality wni'h a.
present exists ana has'en 10 make provis
Ion Tor its ahrogauon'
so,n,v,. AVN s,uo.., oapu.,s N.r,o..,
uox,.,..n ~ rho.s A,,L,,a., ~. +,
assn. for M. ohova .nt.rnr;.o i. a, ,,,,.n,
In an, c;,v u. h.s ha., h,;,a,,. ,ha oh;so,
before several of our ssbbatb soboo,s and
church congregations, wears Glad IN And IN.
result Ia likslv to bs verv favorable to the CON
.smnla,sd ios,;tu,ion. The Sabbath scboo,.
osue,sI,v bscom;no sb.rsboldsrs in tho Home.
s,s,d Evs,v sabb,b .enooI contributing sas
I. ,sid n, NAVE ooo share. with a no ver to have
mn vo,s n. ,o tho ,oca,;tv ot tho Hama and
- - ,S;,,....,. c.
70 Senu one otPnAu 10 inc iAs'i'u'ion' oome
schools have taken q shares some aud some
6, and one school (St. Johns Episcopal, Yon-
L.,, .so. 70 ,hs,.. Tba ohi,d,.,
u
tns oaooHtn SCHOOLS seeui uesrous 10 oscome
largely the owners OF home where the or
phans of the gallant dead may be well trained
n, ho.b wor,da Il, In ok;no ovor ,.s a,a,,..
,e,, 800
each. Some tor $500 each, al thsa alm ost
every amount down to ST.. We are pleased
:, "a +, a.. ~, n, ,hi. ,I,o. fuh;o. .
~ Wv ''e
Intend hereafter 20 paDishl That the nrm OF
Pusey, Jones j. 90. have given $500. The
agent Ia nov couvassing the city, and we ex.
90, - ~ ah,. =. ,,,ra ,son.o,sh,. ,..n,,. l.
Pe'. W ~ "''e W s'e '''N''' ~
our futnre issues
for iatsnd 10 take) To the extent Of s ahsres of
90. U.
e1' ea0n' uopo " ho"f VI o'"'' 'uH""'
schools here following their eHamapie.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-22
STRA Y ED.
F0R'sALE on RENT
III EM VI EsI'Y CHAMPAIGN n,
j. II, DUNTON,

ISL SOUTH FRONT STREET. SOLE AGENT.
VKTINRs-Ths attention the trade 10 solicited to the
w following very choic Wines 4o., for sale BY Jo-
RspH r. DUNT0N, No. l5l South Front street, above
rv-fiIut.
sHERRIEs-Campbeil& Co, simple, dsublo and triple
Grape orusoe sons Rud olph, TopaE Risg Spanish,
Crewn and Y. Valletts.
P0RTS-Nallette, vinbo velho Roal, Dantop aud Re-
bello, valente TO-, vintAges 1886 10 1855.
CLARETs-Cruss Pills Freres, 81 Esrephe and Chat
Luminy.
VERMnUTH-G. Jourdan, Brive Co.
MUSUAT-de FrontiguAn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES irony, Golden Star" de
venoge Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet md other favor
ite brands. feb-22 3mA.