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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

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Unpire-O. Watkins OF the Defiance. Seor-
ers-D Oorbit of the Defiance; J. W. Denny OF
the Quckstep. Time OF game-39 hours.
NorIcE.-Base Ball players are requested to IeOk
to their forest and purchase their balls and Bau
at Boddy's. He sells the Empire Regulation and
the Eagle Ball at 81 rs each and full sized Bats at
So rs per doIeR, and all other implements used in
the game, at equally reduced rates. He also soils
Fire Works ia farger quantities than any other
tablishment in the State. Those In want Of either
of the above articles good Toe O. cam had better
call during the playing ''A' at 22I 9H Rann S
N. D. Playing ruIOs of the game may be OBJ
tained. jn2l-5t
The WheIt Crop.--A friend writing to as
gives the following account OF the wheat crop
| in Kent County. The wheat crop il very poor
| in this county. There will not be d bu:hel to
spare. Indeed there is not near enough to seed
| AMI bread the inhabitants oil the county For
every bushel sent out two will have to be
brought back in -four. Az an evidence, Mr.. 7.
| sowed sa bushels and In return got 10. Mr.. c.
W, sowed 10 and got 10. MIR. N. sowed Is aud
got IS. N. D. sowod 90 and got about 200. Mr.
W. sowed 90 and got l15i and In some por-
tions Of the forest they plowed up and put the
ground in cUrn; one man brought his entire
crop to mill and had not enough for barrel
Of -four. You may judge from this that there
| will not be much bread for the multitude from
this county. Corn and vegetables are Looking
very fne on ali h Ugh land. Oats are fair.
Settlers IN Del1wars.-Within the past year,
no less than ten gentlemen from other States
| have purchased farms, situated in the neigh
borhood of Blackbird, in this county. They
are mostly from Pennsylvania, New York
and other Northern States. Amongst them are
Drs. Beale and Gallagher, dentists, and Mr..
John Keller guilder, of Philadelphia. Dr.
Beale purchased the farm OF the late John
Naudain, near Blackbird landing. II tue in
fux OF strangers purchasing land, continues ut
the rate that it has for some years back, il
will not be long before Delaware will be in
habted, and its lands owned by an entire new
body of citizens The influx OF the new blood
ia welcomed by all whe desire the welfare OF
the State.
The Hdrksts.-Butter sold on "Wednesday al
45 to IS per pound eggs rs to 30 per dozen
chickens 30 to $l.25 per pair; potatoes 10 to
25 per half peck, apples 10 to rs do pears 2s
TO 80 do. peaches so to go do; tomatoes as to
so do; blackbsrries Is TO ~ per quart, whortle.
berries 10 10 10 do; watermslsn Is 20 so each
nutmegs to 10 each, corn 10 to IS per dozen
beef 20 to 30 per pound, veal 10 to Is, mutton
Is TO az do; lard 30,
State Conpsnhoa.-The Locoioco State Con
vsntion will meet at Dover, on the 10TH inst
We presume that DR., Salisbury will be nom
mated for Governor and Hon. John A. Mich
olson tor Congress. They have served tnei
party faithfully, and we can see no reason VIII,
) any sdmirsr OF JEFF. Davis should object 10 thei
! nomination.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

DEATH FROM CHoLoHoFogM.-lhe Biddtiord
me. W MON says that on N, "a instanta Fr.pch
woman, about nifty years of age named Mrs
Maiilde Palment, died from chIoroform admin
istered to her by DR.. A. l.. Plumb, dentist, in
Bidd ford tor the purpose Of eklrGc ing a tooth.
IA inquest was held 90 Ike body, al " icb
nearly all the Physicians in the city were pres =
ent, when they 10 aud the m Membrane OF The
BRAIN congested, with e1trayAsAiious also vein
Gus congestion Of the brain and inf!trstion IN.
to the veuiricles. The heart AID valves nor
NAL, except those of tie norts, a. the tase OIL
which were small calculus secretons. The
thyroid gland was enlarged, as aso the spleea.
Thera were ex tensiye adhesious at the base OF
the right lung, also lienat ,tion of the upper
lobe OF the same. TIE other yiserl were healthy.
The case thus described will be intcrestiuy to
tdical men.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

REPORTED MUgDBS oF CLEkGyM1S. The
following is dispatch, d tied on the Let 10 ST.,
from St. Louis TO the Cincinnati Commercial:
1t is reported, on Conservative authority
that the radicals, on Sunday, killed s. s.
Headlee, presiding elder OF the Methodist
church in the Sprfne Fl Id dialrict, because he
insisted upon preaching without taking the
oath. The story IA that Il band OF thirty arm
cd men prevented him preaching in his owa
church, but promised to allow him TO proceed
upon his ewn farm. Afterwards tho corgre.
CATION proceeded towards his farm, but, after
going about half mile, were oyertnken by
several OF the armel men, who had galloped
after them, and one, drawing his revolver,
fred at Mr.. Headlee three times each of the
balls taking effect, two in the body and one in
the arm. Mr.. Heatlee died about tsn o'clock
shat night.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

fHE ENaLIsH CATTLg PhAdua For aoms
time past the returns oil the number Of cattle
attacked by the plague ia Great Britain have
remained comparatively stationary The dil-
case which once swept away over ii 1000 En-
glish cattle per week, AID caused the greatest
CONSERVATION among the peop'o. sNs NJ length
been brought into thorough contrNl, and now
the average number attacked weekly, 10 not
800. For the week enduy JAM Goth, the re-
turns were 2G0 new case the week ending
July 7th, 3l3, and July u b, 3oi. The disease
has been thoroughly Eradicate from more than
two-ihi-d4 of Great Britain, aud now is con-
fined Chi 4 TO the midland and northwestern
counties of England. Scotland reports but two
cases week; whilst Wales docs lot average
more than ten. The ravagcs of the disease
have, however been most terrible, 200 s75 an
imals having been attacked since it first gp-
pssred last Autumn, of which bat 1929 re-
covered--nll the Others died or were killed. to
prevent the spread OF the contagion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

NEsRo SuFrRAag.-Inc question Of confer.
ring the right of suffrage on colored man has
be L left by Congress to the citizens Of the re-
spective S ate,. 1t is therefor foolish to cite
tue opinions of members OF tina, body In regard
to the matter. The people alone are respcn-
sible for whatever action may be taken upon
it. This was the beat disposition that could
be made OF the question, and only bitter par
tizans, like the editor of The Gazette, have any
complaints TO make on the subject.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Registers Notice,

NEw CASTLE COUNTY, Aug, n III, $685.
Upon the application OF ANNIkbUTZ, Administra
u triN Of DAVID BUTT, late OF Wilmington Hun
dred, in New Cattle County, deceased 1t is OR
UgKED and directed by the Register that the Admin
iatratrix give notice grant, letter.
OF up the Estate deoeA sed
the of hereof BY causing sp
10 be posted within forty days from date q such a.
ers six of the most public places OF the Gov ntN Of
New Castle, rsshiTtnS all persons having dew and,
against the Estate, present the SANE or abide hy
Act of Assembly cAae mad and provid nd
aso cause the to De Essrtsd within the sam
Rod in the Delaware Republican newspAPsr publish
months
III Gven nder the land and Seal OF once of the
}s.s Esgistsr aforesaid. New CAstle,i New tSse
RIO. fRAlM. Register.
NOTICE.-An persons having claims aga inst the Es
tate the decreased esent the same duly attest
ed 10 the AdministrAtriI on or before the sth daI
In So Oh ease m Ade nd provided. ANNIE BUZZ,
Auge 2m AdminIstrstriS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

FATAL ARRAY In MIssoURI-FtNs PERSONS
aEFoRrrD KILLED AND WouNDBp.-The Haunt.
bal No Courier has the folio wing.
Two political meetings were held at Madi
sonvllle, Rails county, on Saturday, the 2S
OF July. After the meetings had adjourned, a
difficulty occurred betweea The radict and
conservatives, during which nine men were
killed aud wounded. The fylloaing is list Of
killed and wounded, according to an acc luat
furnished us this lg;-jjhn ". Dicker-
son, killed Dickerson, Jr., wounded in arm,
since amputaled; Stephen Garret, mortally
wounded in shoulder Jnc. G. Treadway wound-
ed in hand and thigh; S. Crgbaun, wouaded in
leg; Milo Laylin, MORALLY wounded shot tour
times; Thomas J. Webb, wounded in arm
Dallas Seely, slightly wounded in leg.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

uaIOE CONVENTION "A special train, con-
st:;ipg of sight cars, left this city at eight O.
clock yesterday morning, for Dover. They
were generally well filled by Union men, ard
1t seemed that the campaign was about open
Ing Nth considerable spirit and yiror. The
CoA,.nlsu did not organize until three O..
oioes consequently we ore unable to publish
the proeeedipgs this morning.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
SeiawaEs Aspuhlitap.
THURSDAY, August 9, 1866.

kTTxsrioS An adjourned meeting Of the
Executive Committee OF the Union Party OF
New Castle County, will be held at the United
States Hotel (!ianhard's,l in the city OF Will
mirf to', on Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at o.
clsc = ". Us. VALENTINE, Chairman.
]. nELLyILLE. SecfatarN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

CHOLERA An SH LouIs.-ot. Louis, August
e.-Some twenty cases OF cholera were report.
ed at the Board of Health since yesterday
mainly persons from the South The general
sanitary condition Of the city is unusually
good, and no serious apprehension is tei If
abe disease becoming epidemic.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
JACKAWAY, ANDERSON l. G0RH0N
PLASTBRRRs Il BRIO KLAYERs,
PUBLIC SALE.
PROpOSALS

20 FURNISHING THE CITY Lamps WITH coal.
OIL, cIlMNEYs, wICKs AND MATCHES.
Tho Lamp Committee n the City Council Of Whining
ton, hereby invite sra'd Proposals for furnshing tn"
City Lamps with Coal OIL Chimueys Wieks and Matches
flr one ysar from septamber !. 1865 The proposals
be paned with samples Of the articles to he
furnished. we'll their prices The Coal Oil to be
delivered at the City Hall, in sneh quantities may
from time 10 tlme he required Bids will be received
the office Of tho Clerk Of the City Council until s'ven
o'clock the evening Of Tuesday, August 2sih, $780,
Tho Committee the right to reject MI bids II
consIderad too high. THOMAS TITUS,
auR 0 81 Chairman Of Lamp Committee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

Dsia~Us Forsr.-ooop4r, who forged the
dratts on purser Allsa, and whose arrest In
philadelphia, with his newly married bride, at
The Prime Street Depo,, was annou aced in the
daily press, was anatise OF his St .te. He be.
longed to Smyrna, an was Gle k ia one Of
the stores there.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

CgeLEpA IN New 0RLEANs.--New Orleans,
August The Board OF Health report the
number OF GuatL t. lie week juat ended at
100 OF whi5h = were from vlniefa.
The cholera is increasing here and prevails
THcipGly among the negroes.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
WILMINGTON MAKK ETS.


PulLADELPHlA
FLOUR AND MElL-The Flour market IL dull super
ane aud fancy brands Is quoted at 81 SOFAS 30, as to
to quality Ryo Flour is nominal at Sd 90 and Pennsyl-
vania Corn Meal at 81 so per bhl.
as 10 Rye il held at %. Small sales of Pennaylyania
at OIL Corn is higher, sales OF yellow at 80 cents
Oats Doc The last sale OF Barley Malt vas
at 81 IS.
sgEDs-There sverylttlelrquiry for CloverseejwhiSh
IL quota at from S. so to 90 per 81 lbs Timothy
quoted At IS 80 per bushr NaNteeds selling at -
Cotswold sheep for Sale.
nWHN % Ewes, aged from one to four years, and
EsH number OF very superior yearling Bucks, aiso,
In = and Eve Lambs. GEO. JACKSON,
anspl.p near wilmington, Dl
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
VIM. III. Reynolds,
aTCTrnNE

AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Wal attend calling sales and AS agent FOR tn. pur
chase AMI sale OF Real Estate and Sil agent In
settling up personal End real estate. have great
bsr Of properties for sale In tn city and county
rhroe res ienoes West street ensy ferms good
resi- sueo Was hngtn street. good bu iness stand
Market street, siA dwellings sixth street
Cbur street, But onwo6d street. two on FINN
street, two Tatnall street. two dwellings French
street one good residence two on Avenue desir
Alb hols9 uica cottage 10 rooms, large yard
on Front street Spr; and dWsinE adioin'Hg on Third
street Ihia would make good placL for business Of
any kud. good property hlug -tr oct Seventh
street, wta htus expense his could Le altered into
good has STAN. 1t is Of the leading streets
and near The OF the city / have numJer Of
other hou for H.s III d5reat tiOss the city and
two in DrandySne village, aui several budng l0ts Ia
the city.
Also, number of Farms, thros In Brindywlns HI;
one "a acres, 80 acres acres Dover
good farm; at Townsend Station $50 with
IN on mile Of Newark, ia acres is is first rate
firm, good Buildings, good feucing water in all Of the
6elds. goods spriug house. pen u fruit of Different
varieties, Will keep 80 head Of cattle tbs year round
This farm worthy II tho attention any one wishing
purchase. satisfaction he gwen for selling
tho 100 twelve mines bsioS this city,
good buildings aud good land with plenty u timber.
will also sell my farm Of l25 the station
mites below Wnin2ton, on the Delaware road Tho
land 10 OF an excellent quality, light loamy SOIL the
buildings good, good portion Of the fence plenty
Of pure water, l.rss quantity OF fruit apples pears,
peaches ounces straw erries raspberres backberes
This farm will sell with the stock and farming utensils
which Of the best could, buy without them; will
take all paper for payment, will exchange for i'm
proved city property, or for farm close to the city,
226 acres Camden, Del, closs to Station; this
farm IS ovor two thousand peach it, they
aby good, 20 acres OF good timber. Ons Mt Duponts
aatioD, 2s2 acres good portion timber. Any of tho
above property can be adj on the hast Of terms.
Apply to WM. H. REYNOLDS.
Real Estate Agent, flee, Odd fellows' Hall.
angs6t. Residence so West street.
RENEEIT tn FARMERS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
no WHOM n rAy CONCERN.

Whereas there has been frrqur ct trespats IN irter
ring in 'ur grounds h. those who have no right Of
hsr,h with the Soc ETY. of friendti theret
from this late more viii he admitted of without eIho
vi N WIN MONEY!, the osrs taker thereof sTrit
ten therefor signed by thu suhscrbev. No br OK
al up arehed vii be allowed in Gaze. but
all he ia the ground, ir the plain manner he
coming our christian Society, so tina the rich sh ~
not he exalted the poor disiressed. JOHN ASTON
and JONATHAN =. HAND.
9th month"; h, 1865. aug 9-2m-w)
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09


EXPLANATORY For The benefit Of our neigh.
Dor OF the Gazette, who seems TO bevery dull
of comprehension, We will state that the 'com
pulsory measures" TO which we alluded, if the
rights of this County be much longer denied
will commence In the Union Party. New Cas-
lie County will send ct least seventy five or
eighty delegates to the next State Convention,
and should they not DE received and permitted
to participate in the proceedings thereof, they
will retire and allow tho voters in the two
lower countie to elect tho candidates they
may nominate a. best they can. Such nc
ton must compel recognition of the first
principle Of republication, and Lead TO unity
and fair dealing in the future.
NisREPREsENTArIoN,-- editor Of the Ga
1stte seems TO be growing more desperate
every day. He appears to delight in msrep.
yesentation and abuse. In this way, we pre-.
oume, he hopes to deceive the people, aud en-
able his party to carry the State in the com.
ing election. In bis paper Of Tuesday, he says;
"Two or three yeara aga tho Republican OF
this city, Landed the breaking up OF Democrat
cot aware tbst Democratic meetings were bro
ken up By eithey soldiers or MODS, and we
could not have landed or arproy cd Of sncL
action. We have always held thai avery pub.
lilo meeting, assembled tos any iawil' pur-
pose, should be protected. Men who are
averse to the doctrines iEculcuted should b..
have themselves or stay away. When the au-
thorities undertake 10 break up an assembly
of this kind, in order TO prevent mohs, they
make fearful nit, Ia. Lawlessness canuot
be appeased by concessions every escrlhcc
made to its demands only emboldeus and pre-
pares the way for future mischief. The ~
thorities. however, may be required to dis
perse reasonable assemblies in oder to
snbserve the public interes.g. They should
do this for the same purpose end in the Same
spirit as they arrest counter!eiters, burglars,
and horse thieves, not at the bidding of mob
but for tho protection of the community -
The right way is to uphold the law, and act
in conformity with its requirements.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
DIED.

On Monday morning, August 9Th, 1856, Sal
lie A. Latimer, wife of Henry Latimer, Esq.
In Lewis county, Mo, on the 10th of July,
Ella, daughter Of Alfred W. and Maggie Guest,
aged months
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Delaware City Academy.

FINHE next term Of thia school will begin ID On
Monday, Sept. Sd 1866. Tho prnci al refers 10 any
o. those Who had children wards in his charge during
he past year Tor Information in regard to the character
Ufthe school. For terms, dc, apply to
l.. x. BAUGHER.
aug 6-sm Pritcipai
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Oriental Snuff & Tobacco works
II. RALPH & co.

II. RALPH & co.
Office No. los, Arch St, Philadelphia,
MANUFA CTURERs OF
Scotch Rtppss AMI Ma"ahov Snuff. Pine cut oh ewing
and smoking 7 ibaeco.
Tho Suh.rrher having acted as Snnerintandant for
Acv. raj years In the manufacture of3ARRErTs sCoTCH
sNrPV. Guarantees the Trade article, The gsnufHs
quality NJ iohieh cGHnot bs surpassed IN TITS counrg
aug d. SIMS II. RALPH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

FIRE IN PLySoUrH, MAss.-Plymouth, Mass
Aug. T. - A large brick building connec Cd with
the Ply mouth Cordage Conpanys works wa,
burned today. The loss ia $50 900 insured
wsre 6o dss,bs IJjgdl. The valuable steam engine
Chicago cholera had saved
and eelths boiag
Monday las,-[Ledg. ~" st9ek,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

The value OF The cattle were as follows;
Average value under l year $40 80; total
value of all cattle in the State under one year
SAT, 953; average value between and years
old $50; total value OF same cattle $l56 56Oi
average Of cattle between 2 and years $35;
total value of that age 900; average val
ne over3 years old $4S; total value Of same
cattle S2sl, 722; average value of cows Si2li
total value OF cows in State SSl6 ,637; total
value Of all kinds OF cattle in Delaware, 1855.
$622 ,612.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Bacon Academy,

WVUUNKVWNs " J.l
VNdls Institution will b. oppn september atih 1899
J. terns - % per week, Fir ,iircliars address
AUGUSTUS Z. NORRIS, Principal,
aug me WoodIlWn J.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Picnic Grounds for Rent.

THE bscriber for rent to Picnic Parties his
l. hNs Grove, situated on tho Sew CaHlA road,
iuile south Of Newport and and half miles from
New Castle, in which has bear Platform
10 by teot, Must aud Refreshmeut Stands, Swings
Rustic Seats, dc. Good Spring OF water on the ground
Parties from 'he city surround pg country wishing
cool mud shady retreat be For ntor
nation apply to CRANSrUN THOMPSON, Ntwpatt,
OF to July 30-2t JOHN II. McFARLAE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
ICE CREAM.

THE subscriber takes this inform parties
who propose giving Pic Mics the ensuing Summer he 10
to supply them with the best and superb
Ice Cream. He will also attend to P'o Mics, with
abundant supply Of pure Cream, giving the liz hest
price fer Stands All who desire HE ervioe will posse
, at his residence, OF Eighth aud Madison ste
may 2+3m CHARLES BRoAnHAG.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

TWO Cylinder Boilers ~ feet long, 20 in diameter.
with cock and connection pipes. all ecmpttc thsss
boilers are ,lm goOl aud would be suit sbie
for a saw Mill, Apply so, address A, RALPH Co,
loo A rch 81 Phi 4del phiA. ally 2-4tw
o. 0NANTED-AI person u take holI OF a good
tDOsJlJU ash business already established, who
hsre be no less $500 cash and haisnc in and
two years. Apply to PRESTON 4 CONRAD.
August ID mo Over lth street Market House.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
MARRI ED

Compo d interest Notes wanted,
Ju1e Sn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
Fairlee Steam Saw MiIl,

IA THE subscriber offers at pt ,vate sale. tArm
YEMY0i lst acres n Kent County, Nd. about three
AHA4 milrs from the town Of Head of SAAsar-s AVID
about three aud half miles frot1 the river.
where there Ia a Steamboat wharf and Steamboat
running three tmes week to Philadelphia and
sdoining lands o. Joserh MORT, BeDjsmin AID Tor
bert Meginns. The Improvements Of n house.
rooms first floor and two srepnd stnb
raga house. corn cribs and other out buildings The
prDpeftY lies he route of the railroad which ~
proposed through the county, There shout l.O
Ct .rAble land, good portion II viii n sui able
peach trees orchard containing $50 trees
be0n set gu about fOlr Tar haA bush
land. The Farm is also convenient to Charch school
Mills and stores
Any rSon wishing to view the premises can call on
the tenant. Mr. Pcs'-r who will, she's tina same For
further rtieuArs Gddtehs JAMES NJ. NANDfKE,
Or THOMAS yANDYKE Csciitoa. Ma
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
NOTICE.

l do horeby arpoint Hayes Groves and jackson
II olmss to ap raise EstrAy, which has been the
premises OF Thc mas KiDsey for thi ~ days
Boseby April 7. 1 s66. JOHN WOOD, J. Z.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

Tne value G. tie abovs horses was as fol-
lows; The aTersgs price audar QUE year old
S35; total value OF all horses 10 the State that
age $40 $50: average price between | and 2
years Sj4; total value : 80 bl3; verRge plicc
between api yaars S17 total value, &c,
1882 20s, average price Of horses over years
old Sl2O.5o; total value S4jb DOC, Total val.
ne OF AL horses in Delaware, in 800 was ST.
OS9 co2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09
FJ8 TREASUIkER.

Notice IL hereby given that limited Partnership, hu
been formed between Jas W. Brine, OF the Il N
iuetou and state Of Delaware, ald Josiah sbey, o.
the City aud State, under the title u JAMES W
BlRNlE Co.. for the manufacture and sais OF Boots
an Shoes at No, ll6 King st. commencing July I'd,
1870, aud ending July let, 1863. -
JANIS W BRINE,
July l2lm JOSIAH slBLEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

CD 600 AYEAR made by any QUE with SIS
o. ,UlJU Stencil Tools. No experience nee - sary
The Fresiden Cashiers, and Treasurers OF three Banks
inaorse the circular Sent with samples. Address
the Aloucln Stencil T.ol Works, -piingieii vermont
uly 70 Snos
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

We the undersigned appointed as above 10 apprAiss
stray Colt at the farm OF Thomas Kins.y in North
yhtisiAna Hundred Soulda. that sid Colt iisins
hind foot white, and valued at Fifty Dollars.
bAYFS GAAVFS,
Aprii D., JACKSON uOLMEg
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-09

lazy Stock .
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