Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23
LOCAL MATTERS,


Their Might Blooming Oereus" is to day one
of the most popular extracts Tor the hsndker- @
chief that has ever been introduced III any /
country. Sold everywhere. 4
The new Iron Works we spoke Of as about q
10 be erected, will soon be commenced, and
another and still additional 1t Is supposed will
be built by other parties. A new boiler fac
tory has also been projected; it will be located
in the eastern part of our city II
The young girl whom we made mention OF
some time since as being fined by the Alder
man, So 90 for throwing an egg in an Irish
woman's face, and whom we also made mention
of as having had the money returned to her by
subscription, has sent IL back to the committee,
with instructions to spend it for Ice Cream,
or in any other manner they may choose.
The Post Master General has established
the Money Order system at the following piac-
es in Delaware, to take effect August 9Th,
1866, Milford, Newark, New Castle, and |
Smyrna.
John Mecaulley, proprietor ofthe Deer Park
Hotel, at Newark, understands how to keep
au excellent house. Travellers are well ac-
commodated as Mr.. NJ. is untiring 10 his ex-
erions to provide for their wants and COM
| fort.
We take pleasure ia recommending to our
brother publishers the advertising agency OF
Wilmer Atkinson, Gil Chestnut street, Phia-
delphia. All our transactions with said agency
| have beeu OF a very satisfactory character.
| Preparations are b ing made for the Black
bird Camp meeting, which commences Thur.
day of this wesk. 1t will be larse'y attended
it is believed.
Samuel Laws, Esq prominent aud veneer
able citizen of Sussex county, died at Bridge
vile, on Tuesday, aged IS years
Hiram s. Short, Esq,, the lately appointed
Register of Wills OF Sussex County, died on
D Wednesday last 18th instant OF typhoid fever
A John Ross the chief OF the Cherokee trlbe OF
Indians, is dead. He was quite old. Ross
was educated in Dartmouth College, and three
y Of his sons and daughters were educated in New
England.
IN Read the advertisement OF Mrs. DR. Foster in
another col umn. She has been quite success
tul 10 treating many diseases to which lit sh II
i heir
a Desirable investmont-John McLear II Son
N bankers, No, COZ Market street have Tor sale
70 bond and mortgage OF $4,000 on City propeitl
worth more than three times the amount OF hrs
RS oan.
a. compound interest notes wanted at highes
J. market rates by John McLssr Son. No. 80
Market street. Gold and coupons bought.
Delaware State bonds-Johu McLear & Son
Oh Market street, have Delaware State boHds TO
p, sale At II low rate. They buy and sell all kind
\, | If stocks aud bonds commission. SIEVE
ithrties and i've twentes bought and sold n
II market rates.
SO George johnson, a young man belonging
this city, who whilst q member of the Fourt
Tho Delaware Regiment, stationed at Iorktow
- Va, murdered negro for refusing to let hi
oA have liquor, for which crime be was sentence
hat TO death, and afterwards escaped. he was a
AXE rested by officer Jones, few days ago, al
rvs committed to the city cells On Friday last,
was . lded owe. to the military au horiiies, al
''s conveyed under guard 10 Fort Delaware.
vi The article on "Tbe Effects of Lime" viii
and appeared in our paper OF last week, sbou
toa have been credited to the GermaRtctsn Tel
graph, one OF tie best papers on our list
81 exchanges. We AXE many of our selectio
ster from the Telegraph and il in any the pro
les er credit is omitted our friend Fred must II
tho tribute it TO accident rather than to design.
Az ty- Machiuists and Iron Workers invited
try the Neoteric soap Manufactured by Harris
,ale Go it removes black grease IRON hands an II
Rail without extra rubbing, and leaves the skin soft
~. smooth. Sold by all grocers.
,.sN Sentenced for DesertiOn.-A soldier nan
AcCray, belonging TO this city, aad who emil
oio, ed in the l2th United States Infantry, WAS 81
,om- fenced on the 10th OF July, at Petersburg, '
king to imprisonment for the term OF bis enlistm
KING 10 Libby rison, Richmond, Va.
al The Appie From indications there will
Il large crop Of this fruit in Delaware. ltl
been long time since we Witnessed the ii
ople, so full. As the peach will be scarce, the
can pie will be very acceptable.
The Crors.-Many farmers are busy eng,
Gco ed in thresnpg wheat aud forwarding it
ming So IS delivered, The grain generally is v
u be plump and averages from Gil to GO pou
81 in TO the bushel' The oats also look well
NJ, will no doubt produce abundautly.
ClaSs,caL 1cademy.-W We beg leave tc dii
,o,s. the attention OF our readers to the advert
:, -, ment OF Mr.. r. Enrights classical acade m
. On we understand that he is experienced
'sss, Die classical teacher.
r ap- Sudden Death "A young man named {
liens ", Mounticue, living near Hazettville,
ltion found dead in his he'd on Thursday morr
'ccu- last, the 18th inst. Ah inquest was held
bill the Jury rendered verdict that tho dece'
being came to his death by disease of the heal
/ Il He was 80 years OF age.
Stolen Some rascal entered the stab
AID James V. Moore, + a, on saturday morn
II and stole his carriage harness. Some vii
,orca also stole the harness belonging to }
a h;li Sharpe, Eco, ard set was also stolen
con. another party within the past few days.
4 bill Sun Stroke An Englishmen in the EN-
I pay of solomon Deputy OF Red Lion Hundred
z dis sun struck while at work in the harvest
civil on Thursday last, and died in q short tim,
An terwards. He was a stranger and had
loyal been employed by Mr.. Deputy on the prev
'nlted day. He had been in this country about
dera- months, and stated that he had walked
held. Chester Pa looking Tor employment. De
!, and Coroner Nevkirk held an inunest whel
10 the Jury rendered a verdict in accordance wit
foregoing facts.
rtu Sudden Dedfh.-On Wednesday last
s met. named Peter Qninu was suustruck and
s t''us in about and hour afterwards. Mr.. I,
lSF ~ had been to New York city to meet lie IN
p"ans aud brother, who had arrived from Euro
I'M lie reached Wilmington in the afternoon
=. ieu and almost Immediately on his arrival he
. 'Heu 1 sun struck. He went to his residence,
iou .! Walnut street where he died in abont an
''eu, n9 Coroner Curry held an inquest when the
, ~ rendered verdict in accordance with
:. M' above facts.
iull po- The Mayors Court met on Tuesday las
, table. owing to the absence of the States ATTIC
to sd- adjourned until the regular session, on
lp rs day, the Sd of September This will /
, al first court that has held its session sin
passage Of the civil rights bill, aud the
ton will come up whether they have the
exander to Try negroes and mulattoes Tor larcen!
has Just The Grea, Carpet Objectionable "
IT oil en- announces TO the public in our advertiser
born III ums, that he is prepared to furnish Steam
;, and is Sailing Vessels, River Steamers Hotels, {
y young Churches, Private Dwellings and Public
here be iugs with Carpets, Oil Cloths Pillow
lifted to Bolsters Blankets, Quilts, Sheets, Towt
Napkins 81. at his store Nos 22O &l22l
street MIR WurIell keeps the largest carr
las b5e pot in Delaware, aud We would recomme
1t OF the reauers to call aud examine his exteusl
he WILL elegant stock before purchasing else
All goods sold at the lowest New
prices
may be Widening S'rCets,-The project of wi
cen very Ninth Street will come up for final ac
GUS dis. the next meeting OF the Council. TIL