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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

yERNis ON FowJs.-The Massachusetts
Ploughman slys good remedy to rid fowls OF
vermin, is TO take q feather and dip ii in kero-
seue aud toueh il lightly under the wings
It will soon spread all over the body I'D de-
stroy vermin. This is ofteu recommended ss
an effective remedy We have not tried it, but
should not hesitate 10 do go If we had oeea
sion. a better way Perhaps, would be,
keep Il box OF dry ashes for them 70 keep "a
the vermin. But II you mix ilto the ashes 4
few ounces of DOW dered sulphur, II viii m.ke
II sure thing OF it, This won't cost much any
how, and you csu't do better lhaa to FIX up
such a hox uudsr Bhei or 10 the hen house
where the iowls can have free access to it
You will whitewash the heuery OF course,
Tina, ought to be done often, and lot of ash.
es pat in frequently.-RI rsl New Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

DELAWARE FARES FOR SALE

fs0xA large number Of Ysrqls in Kent and Sussex
tIsQ Courtes are offered cheap and easy terms OF
lslHA payment. fRIns rray Is had of any desirable
size from acres TO Eve hundIed and In the various
stages pi improvement-ir1I very good very pcor-
AZ general thing III all hose plenty OF good timber
and good GteT ocatcl ~ healthy situations eouye
uient to both ks,l.oal and Water Communication ard
particularly adapted to the culture of Peaches
Strawberic and other fruits putatoes early
vegetables &C. and will, under proper cultivation yield
much Whe,t and rn and other cereals, any land
in the country. sa portion Of these lands haye cen
rented out m series OF In two largo farms and
they gon,ray deficient building, and other iiu-
provemenls but tue soil IL naturally exceedingly fertile
and with slight expense can he made highly productive
large Northern emigration now pouring into the
lower part Of the state huying up subdiyding occupy
ing md improving these lands thereby rendering sure
early day that lower Delaware viii be- what nature
designed her-le greatest JrG aud vegetable garden IN
tho country Circulars Issued every mouth lot gratutouA
distribution Branch Offices have been opened 1t Will
mingon, Dover and Briisevlile For further Information
apply to Or address, A T. JOHNSTON,
Milford, Delaware,
Or to other Of the following
WILLIAM PRESTON. Agent, wilmington, Del.
DAVID 5: YARDLEY, " Dover,
l. DAMON " Hridgeville,
HsrSend for Circulars which are sent free jels.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
Trustee,s sale of Iseni Estate.

BY Virtue OF Order Of tho orphans Court, Of the
State OF Delaware in and for New Caste tounty made
at the February Term thereof A. D. 1865 will be ex.
pssei 10 Sale at Public Vendue, on SATURDAY, tho
tghte nth day Of August, next. at IL O'Clock noon
the house OF Jaman Bcison, u; st Georges station
the Delaware Railroad, IN Now Gaelic County. the fol-
lowing described Real Estate being all the Real E.ate
late Of Charles B1ulden decd and to be soil free aud
discharged OF all claim Of DOVER to wit All that plan
ion tract of land situated in PenCadef Hundred In
sal County, beginning Rt large Stone in the road cad.
from Giasgo. summit bridge aud running tn ,nco
sh land of james Boulisu, s.aih $50. degrees west
l02 10 pttches, aud sdth ssl4 ", o., ll6 $40
perch IS TO n thence ny lsnd Of Bttjauin Cham
trr-, rh degree, west "a 10 Ierches st,ue,
thence nrth by lands Of DAnel Otuu and saiah Stan.
ton, noI So degrees cast IN ptIches to Tho std road
theuce south IA degrees, II 10 peche- n the
u'h eide Of shorts private road, thence north 7o
rrees. sast 81 5 10 p-rches 10 stone, then With
LAID n Dauiel FoaId, south one hA degree, East
1872 10 punches To a stone thence with land
q william D'shane, north 81 degrees, ~..t:st 40
rerehes aud uortn $50 degrees. 20 psrches to CEN
tire said road, u nee Uorth hree west S27.lo
pershes aud north u degree eat % perehes 81 the be-
gnLiug eoLthnins 1915 A:Ies, roJis and 81 square
pereh.s OF lAnd. which erected, hrlcR house
and frame ho'so, Gui cuIta 1ing AZ Of wood
land, the residue clear lHud.
Attention will be give1 and the terms Of sale made
kuovn NJ the tina aud RI zee AFORESAID, by GEORGES
RODNEY, Esq, Trustee appointed by the Court to
eject said sale SAMUEL GU1 HIRE, Clerk, o. C.
Hsu raSt lie Julv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

PREPARATIoNs FeR WhEAr.-The prepara-
tons OF the clover field, or the oat stubole,
for wheat, should be begun at the earliest pos.
sible time that the condition Of the ground;
will permit. All experienced wheat growers
are aware OF the advantage of early ploughinP;
aud the uncertainty OF the state Of the weather
allowing it, at this SEASON, makes it especially
incumbent 10 be prepared for the frat oppor-
tunity to do so. II well turned now, super
fetal working at seed time will be all that is
needed to put it into the best condition. II
we'll turned now, a superficial working al seed
time will BIZ all that Is needed to put it in the
best cend liou. 1hen the Necessity for ca, y
| set ding becomes yesr.v more apparent, AID
| some good varieties Ct red wheat adm OF
sowing the LIST Of September.
There need be no fear of making this frat
| ploughing as deep as three hooi horses will
turn it, unless there be good reason to sus-
pect some poisonous ingredient 10 the subaoil,
| which should be turned Up, very cautiously
late in the fall There is seldom any reason
Tor apprehension on this point -American
| Farmer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02


THE ATLANTIC CABLn.--The Atlantic cable
has been successfully laid, aud despatchese
have been received across it, the feet having
arrived ct Hearts Content, Saturday morning,
81 . o'clock
From the starting of the Great Eastern, IN
ii. land was seen, the average speed WAS
little less than five nautical miles per hour
and the payiag cut the cable averaged five and
halt miles per hour, The total SLACK being
less than Twelve per cent. The weather
throughout was excellent Since the splice
IVES made on The 18th the Great Eastern was
10 CONSTANT communication with Valentia, and
daily bulletins were received from Europe
WHICH were posted up outside The telegraph
Office on board, aud sigaall-d to the other yea
sells. The Telegraph beat viii shortly star
for the place whe the cable was lost, asst year
attempt to secure the end, and thus complex
"a 8, cond line between ireland aud America
The Midway will then commence laein2 tn
new cable across the Gulfof St. Lawrence,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

GENERALIZATION President johnson re.
ceived despatch from Queen Victoria on Mon
day, dated on the 25th ult., cougratulatiug
him on the completion of the laying Of the ca
BILE, which she hopes may serve as an addition
al bond between the United States and Eng
land. The President, il his reply, expresses
his qualification at the receipt OF the despatch
aud cordially reciprocates the hope that the ca.
bic which now unites the Eastern and Western
| Hemispheres may serve to strengthen and to
perpetuate peace and unity between the Gov
eminent OF England aud the Republic OF the
| United States.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

GYrsUN IN STABLEs-The Germantown Tel
cgraph says-"Gypsum ahould be sprnkled
daily over the floors and tie-ups TO absorb
the ammonia of the urine. Tho strong oior
observable Gu entering stable on a morning,
arises from the presence Of ammouiA. QUO OF
the most valuable products of stable manure,
when properly economical. Gypsum or lime
either Stacked Or o'ustic should also be sowu
over the bottoms OF cellars in the spriug.- =
I his will tond 10 purify thu atmosphere aud
preyelt many deleerious effects resul i1e
from the presence Of mi asn. After feW
days it should be removed, and fresh supply
substituted in it's place.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.

Is Compound Mehieatei Inhalation. 10 perfectly aud
accurately are all Its parts combined that nothing
tho st pleasant and eeAble are proiucei
These inhalation, bTeathed directly into the Lungs
whereby the blood is mpregnatsd with the medciur in
lite purity and is net subjected 10 te various che mca
changes attending its passage through the stomach
They Ars unlike anything combined In ths gnV
other country its action Ia Immediate giving HE aud
vitality 10 every part oi the systsn
Ia cases OF CONSUMPTION the fleets are such
as other sysiem Of practice has accomplished
In cares Of PARALYSIS the circulation ran bv restored
immediately, in almost avery in-tAnce.
Cases Of lNFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM relieved
In one minute. Cured, by few limitations, peru!a-
Lehuy.
The limitations have been slml t. ihousand
always with the lHppiest results.
Tho testimonials herewith appended the voluntary
offerings Of grateful parties who have found relief and
been restored TO health and ppnces by this mode Of
treatment, after rxhsdsnE all Other known rtmouies
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
Medical EIectricilY.

Tys 'se.9tI'oE Esen,.r ere ito { Pro, " pek.
Un'rr in onsssA, New casns Go, Del, Treat win
VAu.in Magnetism asd other not fe4ttorA OF Elor.
tility, upon Scientific pE.n1ilieS Disc ,ses Acute or
Lat Disc uses ottAs brain nod system. iuciad.
irE Epilepsy, st Ftul EHuce Paralysis, Neuralgia Hys-
a. sc.
eystcm tuch IS sore nat, Dyspepsia DiarrhBs, Dys.
spsy Constipation Piles, and all affections oftre Liver
aud spl. en-.
81, Respiratory Organs. ca'arrh. Cough Asthma,
when not by OryaBc dsplsO o tho lisar BTon.
ehts, pui'y, Rheumt l,n Of the Chest. Consumption
in it4 early stages DO
Alb Muscular System, Rheumatism, Goat, Lumbago,
spiual diseases, Cancer', Tunors, ne,
9th Urilirsry enddontd Org.pi, Gravel, Diabetes
and Kidney eJnplainis, InpoieHee snd esmnal Weak.
oh. female Diseases. Uterine Complaints. prol,p.s.
Ante version, RetroyersOn, IunAmsin, liberation ard
variou, 9th Affections of ths Womb aud varies, &C
The latter coApaits Weld readily this treat.
ment than trnny 9tho hapwn, sul guarantee will be
given ia ever case tab for tcatueut II desired the
above name dss s'ss irs isw only of the many, that
the hands vt skili.ul OPERATOR By consent Of the
par ies fe~ names OF G"nllemen we'll known Ia this
community as Gonlsmea Of pudoubtOd character, arc
appenV Oh as references whih have been snceessfuI
treitoi at my office. ladies names withheld FOL
| prudential reasons.)
daniel Palmer, Chesapeake City, vi.
Eugeno Delhi, near ohe4telsown, Nd
George " Townsend, near e. Georges Del
Mshlou Pnrtcr, OiniHa
William II, Hickey,
| Ell Jarmon, I"
IT. Perry, near ="
also have certificates OF Important easss which ar,
too lengthy for publication, but will be shown will
| pleasure to any person wishing to lhom.
Pertons living at n di6anoo whose will ro
admit OF their coming tS me, may consult me By
Letter. stating the nature Of their complaint ofow Ions
standing, &c, when II will give pleasure to answe
all such letter. tconhdentially and wthou. charged
No will be Lakea for 1reltmsnt II In ny opinion
| 1t cannot he cured or bensntted. Address
| IL, p. BAKER,
Bleeirnpathic Physician,
| yl95mw oirsst Nav Castle Co, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

Sow TuREIrs.--Wm. II. White, So Windsor,
Ct urges IN the Couutry Gcntlsman liberal
sowing Of turnip seed this year, TO make up
fos what he denomiuGtes short hay crop. -
Tho turnlp is good whether the hay crop tie
s"anty or not. II The seed be sown about the
FIRST week Ia August there will be on ahund-
an tirno for the turuip TO mature. On hard
or heavy soils Il is hes, TO COW ~eek earlier
than on those OF q lighter and more t-iable
character. The varieties deemed b st for the
table are the Purple tor, sLup leaf, and Gold.
eu-bsll. Rural New Yorker
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

CrnF FOR HrAvKY HoRsEs.-A correspond.
ent Of the Massachusetts rioughman, who
has had much experience In the management
OF horsea, says he has found The following ef-
iectiye in curing the heayes in horsps:~-First,
procure iif you have not one already a head
halter, and lie tue horse so that hs cannot eat
the bedding; give for few days but little
iood, and that wet. not more. than half the
usual quantity. which will relieve the breath,
ingi stter which nutritious food is..fed Liberal
ly with grain, and lees hGy, and 40 long sa
yon do 20 yonr horses will not have the heayes
--Rurnl New Yorker
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
For the De'awa e Republican

Nj, Editor--In your paper of the 26'hlLslr
the correspondent, New Gaelic County en-
deAvots to bring sectarienism into the rres-
cut political canvass, not by advocating il,
bot by opposing 1t. And while preteadiaS to
spise sec ariansm he insiuuetts that une
who is o vary prominent candidate Tor Cover
nor, and also prominent ard liberal minded
christian, should not b. SO u en- mentioned 10
the press in connection With that Office.
The aim OF The writer is 50 TalpHba aud
tl4ring that all his professions Of devotion to
the Uuion cause in this state, 0Gel not hide
the masked battery from which he lad hoped
to shoot unseen H thinks ysuT iiberslity
should lot be further taxed by naming par
iicnlar candidate for governor, OK ept By oae
! that he calls that watch'ul and digintered sol-
der OF Canterbury, A. 2, o moad. How I'M
se,dsh is "Nsw Castle County and YET pre-
sumptiye enough to dictate no: only who shal
write on this subject bu' also what you shall
or shall not pubii.h Obey hiio, aud allow
public sentiment to bs known through oulJ
ope channel, and thai approved by him
Ile asserts thet the minister OF the Gospel
cannot with prcPtiaty appear in the political
arena We may be slow to cODpreh snd, but
| must confess that We cannot perceire or be
lieve that n man Is disqualified 10 serve HE
country because be loves to aerye his God
New Castle County" way have mingled il
politics in such manner a7 to have soiied hi!
egHl cslling; hut the pious minister may be a
government Official or advocate the election o
| Christian men, without conserving 10 soil hit
escrej Ca.lilP, "Unionism pain and untram
+ mei.Cd', Should be our motto in this canvass
but because candidate ia 4 liberal minded
christian, and connected with q religious sect
, ths. OF itself sLoIll not came us to condem
. or cast him aide,
We are taught by IL" Bible that righteous
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

g&5~ A most remarkable tempe :ance lecture
was delivered on FFidsy by Dr.. Crane, at the
meeting of the New York Board OF Health
The lecture entire was as follows: .!ln the
Stygian and pestrildeu Twelfth Ward, o.
BrooklyA, not a solitary one OF the five hun
bred members oil the Father Mathew Society,
resident ;hereil, has en- attacked by the
cholera Mr. Acton cllnched this remark by
adding that rot CHOLERA case had oecurrs
among The sixteen thousand members Of the
Father Mathew Society in New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

A GILLIAN PRlvATEER N ENGLAND The Eu-
gl,h authorities have recen'ly captured a
large vessel called the Grestbsm Hall, with
some 400 N IN on board, which mad been fit
ted ont in Englasd Gs E CHILEAN war vessel, for
the purpose of Backing Spanish commerce.
The officers were held to answer at Portland,
oGe Of the channel ports, cor a breach Of the
English neutrality laws The vessel vas tax
en- into Portland Roads.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
IL Sold by all Drug lets. feb sly
The U n . on Cram
FANS.

Are again in the Market.
Tho subscriber rospectfuily informs the puhlis that
he Ia again ready to supply them with the above eels-
hrattd Pans.
Having sold number Of them last year all Of which
gave entire slti4c ru he feels hat with tho
new Chating impro- which has been introduced
since he can oHer Fan superior TO apy In the country
lie Is also enabled 10 soil them ut q reduced price.
The Rdv aDtages this Ian has over other Pans being
pretty generally understood, follows.
lst This Fan by prucoss will remove Cheat Cookls
and nl ether foul seeds from wheat aud leave 1t perfect
ly clean.
2nd 1t Nllcss Timothy from the ,hr sshing aoor Ct
or ,.ri.
Cd By tinge operation, II Glover and Timothy are
mixed together, II will separate thsfn Fer Bale by
- JOHN RAMO, No. els shipley 81.
REFERRNCES-John A Harfla, Charles Worth, D.
ND 4. Richards, II O. Walter, McDsnougbi George In
These Fans an be ssen al Bailey Fosters, No. liz
W Front Street.
Wilmington. Del, May 18th, 1895
have used your Union Fen, to get ont seed wheat,
oats 40, and Ind that lave pnt clear Of cocs
and cheat and other impuretes which very annoy
tug to Farmers think 1t Is worth tho whole pr aid
for the Fan to obtain pure seed.
Yours very Respectfully, Z. O. BT0TsRNBUkG
St. Augustine, May 22d, 1895
lOh1 NamG, Esq.-Daar SiIs-Yours o. the 18th came
10 hand duly In reply would say that consider tho
Union Fan No. l, article, have used It in oieanI
wheat corn oats, mud II has givon great sat sfso
ton. My have used II different Kinds OF
grass .eods and pronounce 1t the beat for that pur
that they have ever seen tpTate Ifmy VIII be Of
any use to you, }ou welcome TO use it.
fouis very truly,
II G. Walter,
may sl-6w McDonough Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

CATTLE BREsps.--EE-s Msrsb, OF Sbelbutn,
VI gives bis opinion on the comparative val
ue OF different kinda Ct csws for dairy pur.
poses, and for beef. He SAYS; ~ hava milk
cd from rs to 10 cows for the last few ye,rs,
composed OF about one half high grade aud
pure Durham the others, natives and grad 8
oil he other breeds named find the Dnrhsm
to far tvceed the native and other breeds in
milking qualities and when fatted, the differ
euoR is still more apparent, especially when
compared w,.h :be natives Rural New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

geE.The Assistant Commissioners oil the
Fre-dmen's Bureau IN Georgia has made appi-
ca ion for an hotity to placs 81 wat equity,
Geo 81 under marital az Oh account IT the it,
disposition ottbe civil authorities 10 d justice
to thu freedmen Ajutgs namsd %altoa, nc
tually killed with his ava hands, d freshman
who had bee arrested and bound over by the
Sheriff OF tee county on warrant issued by
the Judge Walton was aigwei to escspe uu-
punished BY the civil authorities
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
AGRICU L + UR E,

HOMEMADE MANURE - Twenty hens will fur.
nish enough excrement ia year. If " ell ,a-ei
for, to give an acre of corn a good start. equal
10 liberal supply Of the patent materials
The privy for slx in II family, If we'll attended,
will produce enough for the hill for two acres
of corn; and thea, II more is needed, clean up
all the fac manure In the yard and in the
barn cellar, mix three bushels Of ashes to o
CARLOAD o. thirty bushels, and Immediately
use it, puttiag pint in the hill. 1t COSTS NO
money, but needs little time and attention.
have never found the farmer yet who did
uot acknowledge that $40 is better used in
making manure at home. than in buying Of
others manufacture. believe this rule may
generally be applied; some exceptions exist
But that 1t Is a bad policy to waste fertilizers
at home, and buy foreign ones, is fact too
plain to be dispute1.-N. n. Mirror:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

Tsg ARMY BILL The new army bill us ii
passed Congress finally, provides for an ad-
diton to the present force OF the regular army
Of fly. four companies OF infantry by adding
two companies to each Of the twenty-;eVen
batallious now in existence. 1t also creates
four new regiments OF cavalry and ght a1di-
tioaal regiments of infantry, Of which four are
0olored troops.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

IA Cnottining 4Bi acres. FituAte ed near Green
S:sFAy good station, on the Delaware RAilrosd, on
lllsDl thu line bstwean Kent ard susSeK Counties,
Del This property IL divided into convenient lslea
good plrti'b Of Limher mostly White OAK about %
acres ~ lpplO trees. The improvements good
81 t-d Dselii1R, one 4 nant House. nearly new sta
ling for herses, Alse, on he pToparY. good sor
ghum dill which has been in operation two Beasons
and don5 cDns israbo business. The will divide
IN TIVE, with hou each viii he sold low and on
easy terms. The tenant, samuel r. Hawlsy, will AXE
pleasure in showing this property ANY eAl nK
For particulars az 10 Terms, X c., address
|. D. PHILIP,
May Newport p, O., Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

tbs CABINET Harlan having resigned
the Secretaryfhp OF the interior, and O-yille II .
Browning, having been appointed in his place
the cabinet on the lst Of September when Mr..
Harlan retires, will stand as follows Secretary
otsta'c, William II. Seward Secretary of War
Edwin ~ Stantooi Secretary of Navy Gideon
Welles; Secretary OF the Interior Ofville H.
Browning; Postmaster General A. W, Randall,
Attorney General, Henry Staubery.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

TBE Ca LEBI.-Since the Health repor: OF
the number Of cholera cases in Philadelphia,
a, noon on Saturday, II new cases have been
reported at the Heelth otHce. OF these, three
art old cases that occurred early last week,
and which had not boen before reported, and
IN all o, which the patients died. The uun-
Der Of new cases since Saturday is therefore
IA of which 7 have resulted fatally, 10 New
Yofk, on Sunday, II cases and deaths were
reported, Gcd in Brooklyn, on that day, 10
oases aud = deaths.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
CaoLsaA IN Nrw YORK AID BaooK b,

Now York Herald ot,Moaday says,
The cholera in the city ives reper ci It. the
rooms of the boar OF health on Snndey ~ en-
the increase, eleven rev elscs having oc,
CURED, aud tx dcaths Tho cholera is on the
increase IN Rroo.slyn For the twenty toar
hours ending SUNDAY n6oa the health author.
ities report fourteen new cases aud three
deaths u larger number than has been retored
in similar length Of tiuo GinGe the diaesst
became epidemic TIE principle numt"r o.
cases were from the objected district 10 the
twelfth wRtd.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

BA-A diabolical system Of kidnapping has
been reported to the Navy department, the
trapping ., freedmen on shipboard, at Pensa-
cola bay, and selling them as slaves In Cuba.
Ons of these slave sloops was seized by
UUitsd States vessel ard found to have on
board one hundred and fifteen freedmen. Yet
we have vetoes OF the OWL Rights bill,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
sErbe Ys.hyille Press and Tines Of J

20 7 ne NeatYNIt Ffrsh and II mes OF July
ia give the 70 lowing particulars OF "a insplt
uferel 10 the Union flag At Galiatn, en- the
Fcn7th 81 Inly," by tha Rebels oil that State. 1t
saj q: The hlG was no, cnly torn down, but
tie piasphomiug aud sacrelfio us Union. haiers
rcrusl}y r!cd on end Of il 10 the tail OF a cow
sud the oher end TO tia tail ola dog, and then
drove Diem pell.mcl through the streets, While
tbr saar.d 9ymhol I tie eouutry VAS dragged
through the dirt aud trod1eu under foot"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
tB-A Uopperhead writer, enumegating The

kS OVTPtTu6Hu WFIloT eHNIue- UVIuB VIZ
political autrcedents of various Prominent
Generals seie down Grant and Sherman as
coming from the democracy" The Chicago
Tribune says this it false. They are both of old
Wing STOCK, and wcro both HUary Clay Whigs
They disliked Fremont consdering him a
huuoug. and in order to beat him voted tor
hs opponent, Buc They have been
ashamed of that yote ever since. General
Sherman says it was tue only tine he ever
voted for Presidelt, and asks to be forgiven
berefor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
ICh, GRE AM,

THE subscriber takes this occasion TO inform parties
who propose giving Pic Mics the ensuing Summer he 10
to supply than with the best and most superb
Ice Cream. Hs vii also attend TO ric Nss, with an
abundant supply o. pure Cream, giving the highest
piioc for Stands All who desire his services will please
call at his residence Of Eighth and Madison Sta
may 24.em CHARLES BRQADuAG.