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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

NEW CAsILk County, Feb, 7th, idS
I | pom the application Of JLnU FORWARD, AdinInis
u, trs a o. Marshall n Ta'lor, late Of Bfsadg
DkhED and directed by the ster that the Adnin-
isrator Aforesaid give notice of the grant, of Letters
81 the Estate OF he
the date q srantng hereof b, causing
10 be posted vi lhin forty DAP from date Of such
era siI of the most public places of the Cor OF
New CASTLE requiring all personB having 'rsnda
aHhinst the Estate, TO lrss hb ida ~
Act Of Assembly "a r'A u and provided. = "a
also cause the same to be EEertsd Etbin the pa
rod IN the DpiAw lie pu hlioRn newRpApar publish
months.
I-~) Giyea under the hand Seal o. On CO Of the
g. S. ReRstsr aforesaid at New Castle il Rev sstIs
10y 90. Aforesaid, the day and year ehovss r,ifsn,
NOTIOE.-An persons having claims a. sinsf tbe Es
tate OF the deceRssd must eaent the duly ata
cd 70 the Administrator, before the nth dnF
OF Feb. A. D.. 1867, Rbida the Aet OF Assemble
Mar l-2m Admipistrstor J
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

Another SpieRd,a dHd Chsap LOT Of Fancy and
Plain Dress Go0ds,--W Kennard has Just
opened from New York large assortment of new
style dress goods, nmon; which will be found many
desirable and chop 10 s. 1000 yards high colored
plaids at 37s cents 1910 yards plaid ut 81 cents,
1000 yards plaid ut % cents. Fins silk porlns 65
and rs oents, Doublo width white ground mohair
62i oents, l. pins all wool delafnes so and s2i cts
in all the new shades, new plain goods for travelling
3It cents New PLAN m1haif so cents, very Hne
Pekn cloths, 81 cents, bargain New style plaids
double width, gu, 90! 75 81, l00--and large and
hna line of Lupin black and mourning goods, such
as Jamire Carton cloth, Jurin cloth, Australian
cloth, Qneens cloth, Mohair, Alpaoas, single and
double width d elaines, double width as low rs
cents, a bargain. In thin goods will be found Baz
eyes, Grenadines uernana, MoEambques, Grape,
Marets. DC DC also II beautiful line OF white and
black deaine shaw Is; black and GOLD thibet shawls,
black Grenadipe, black and while barege, crepe;
msretE Silk, Same, mnzanbique and nearly all
kinds of saawis from low ice to fine ones Also, a
large line of all kinds Of domestic goods at the low
asst msrko rates. Cassimers for men and boys at
low prices oottonadea and linen goods in large
riety; and many other goods too numerous to men.
ton which customers will find at the lowest prices.
Carpets and oil cloths. wv M KzNEARD
S08 Market Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

GB- rts statement that Mrs Jefferson Davis
has been pernltte to visit her husband 10
confirmed.
neA.There have been no new cases Of the
cholera IN New York bay since Wednesday.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
ItI:si,S'rtm'N OFFICF.

: -. INV UANTna U)1NTV, April IT, 1865,
TP0N the application Of Cynthia NJ. Strong, Admin
~ iatrstrix Of Nathan strong, late Of y, Georges
directed by the Resister that the Admiuist atriI
aforesaid, awe notice OF the granting Of Letters
OF Adult ni strAtion upon the Estate Of the deceAr
sed with the date Of granting thereof by csus-
lug Advertisements to bs posted within forty days
from the date such Letters six of the most public
places fthe Countyof New Castle recurring all per
gdemaudE against the EHtae to present the
same abide by Act of Assembly such case made
and provided And also the same to be inserted
wthin the same period in the Delaware Republican,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and To be contin
ued therein two months. -
I-~) Given nder the md Ne ice of the
Register afo reEaid at en Castle in New Gas
| wri item, n. u. FRAIM, Register,
| N0TIOE.-Al, persons having claims against the rs
tate of the deceased must preseot tho same dulyattes
ted TO the Admi nistratrx before the oath day OF
April A. r. 1867 abide the Act of Assembly in gu oh
| amos Administrative.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

.., NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March %, 500.
/ IPON the application OF Eiirshsih Gray, Ell ecu
M tf a.. Of ~ isst NH and Testament Of Hemp;
county, decd; Il s ordered and directed by the Re
glser that the EIecurE aforesaid give notice OF the
granting OF Letters Parliamentary upon the Estate Of
the deoeased with the date al raniin thereof BY cRus
ing lyertsements to be posted within forty from
t9e date OF such Letters 70 six "the most publ places
9tne county OF New sllpeTsons having
abide by an Act O Assembly in such made and pro
vded And also cause the Ia he inserted within
The same ported ~ the Delaware Re blcAu pa
In two months. "
l-~( uwen under the hRnh and Sea! olUHice of o
s. So kegHtcr Aforesaid At New GaRte in New Gas.
(-i tie County aforesaid, the day sud year above
wIitten go R0RkRT G. Fra ihi, Register.
HoIluk,-All persons having Amr AGAINST the EA
iste the deceased must present the duly att
teu 70 Una EIecutriG before March IA, 1867
provided ri iG hnITit T. GUAy
mArch 2m E1prutriH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
LIST oFL&rrEks

"LETFEAs REMAINING UNCLAIMED In tho ros
hcest WIN State Of Delaware sih dsy al April
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

|
and 6 to PM A. II. GRIhsHAw, p. N.
| Atention.-Ihere are in every community
numbers OF persons who have never entertain
ed the subject of Lite Insurance for moment,
but yet whole families stand as much in need
! OF its protection as do their houses and prop
erty require 10 be secured against tire, which
the same persons would on no account neglect
A policy in good company may always be
= looked upon "a Profitable investment, Tor it
q substitutes the certainty of u stipulated a.
mount Tor the uncertain continuance OF lite
o aud it secures comfort and independence to the
widow or orphan when deprived of II protec-
d tor support. Tie PRoviDBsT LifE 4 Trust
OoNrAEY while giving the insured the security
10 OF actual capital, divides all the profits OF
A life insurance among its policy hoderP. See
" advertisement and reference in ANOTHER col
umn Applications for insurance received Dy
ID E. W. SourH, Agent, 504 Market st
l. FenrJul ElpEosion.-- - terrible explosion oc
Cured March 9th, 1T the furnace of J. Il II.
l. Nelly, at Middletown, Pa Instantly killing
i1e men aud woundng six others. The build
- ing WAS destroyed, a bridge carried away
io seven other boilers in tie same building wtt
brown 10 different directions and the whoi'
ne town was shaken by the exp osion. por
ton OF one boiler was carried through roon
% in which two woven we're lying sick, but for
tunately did not hit them. Thirty Cftbe EN-
10, ployees Of the establishment were insnr d i
IN the Travellers OF Hartford OF VII ON three wcr
were severely injured and are now drawing
w. compensation. OF the i've men killed all bu
II one writes the agent" had been urged to tax
is policies, but they laughed at the idea and fan
oil ced they were in no DANGER f. A Va
Trump State Agent, No. 309 Market Street
70 Wilmington, Delaware.
il Base BaH.-A friendly match game of has
ball was played at Salem, n. ] on last Thur
.sp day, between the Mosscsa OF Salem and ii
vii Lsnapi OF New Castle, Del. The playing of II
Mosacss club was fine. The decisions Of II
a. Umpire, Mr. lugham were gven with 6ruae.
~ and with good judgment. The Lensp we
- well pleased with the entertainment give
them The following ia The score:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

,n,,, NEW UIAfLF UOOFTY, Aprll 9nth, 1906
lPqM the apHlicatton O. famuel bailey, Executor
~ OF the last Will and Testament of A. Larnine StoA-
enhurx iatu MIL Greek Ild., in said Cos dee'd tits
ordered and directed by the Register that the
sn0rensa give notice Of the granting OF Letters Tes
tsmenthry upon the eHRtO OF deceased with the
OF granting thereof. by causp advertiapmens TO b
posted forty days from tn dgIs Letters.
IN sx OF the mos bile plsceBut the County Of New
Tssts recurring all persons having dsmsnds stap,t
Assembly in such cese made and provided. And also
cause thesAma to beinserted within the In
the Delaware Republican, bllshed vii
mington and TO bo continued III druin tu N onths,
t-~S~i Given under the ha and Beal of Chine
SLS. the giHara foreEaid, AT New Castle. In Now
t--c-N Castle County aioreshid, the qsy ard year
above written, h0BENT o. RRhiM. Neeihtee
NoTIOk-Ali persona having eleim' agHinst the Es-
tate OF the deceAnet mast present the came jniy ate
ed to the Executor; or before April 2uth 1851,
| provided. hANuEL A. BAILEY,
ID "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
T4TEE TAKE PARTICULAR N0rICEI.. !.

DR.. J. addresses alIlthose who have Injured Ithem
which ruin both bod y and mind. urftting them for
either business study, society, or marriage. I
These are snhie Of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits 0f youth viz: Weakness
of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head Dimness
of Saht Loss Of Muscular Power PalpitatiOn Of the
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritahilty, Derange
lnept Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
lSvmntons of (ionsumntion. kc-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
A Good Story.

"A good story is related of Congressman
who IN its early days refused to believe in
the telegraph and expressed his incredulity
even after the line from Baltimore TO
Washington had been many days in sue
cessfull operation. A certain friend of this
hoh0rable gentleman happened to have a
little joke upon him. Walking late one
fine moonlight night in the Capitol
grounds, the Doctor caught glimpse Of
his distinguished friend in company With
lady very much prettier than his wife.
lest the Jealousy Of the latter should be
excited. the pair hastily separated to avoid
observation, and coming over to the Doc
tor the Congressman, with communica-
tiveness entirely uncalled for, assured his
friend that he had wandered up the grounds
Ito get some grass to feed his rabbits"
The Doctor consented to keep his joke TO
himself, with no restriction upon his own
enjoyment of it. Now when this same
Congressman on day entered the Baltimore
telegraph Office to demand an experimental
proof, and they told him to name whom he
wonld call in Washington, it happened
that he named the Doctor aforesaid. In a
very few minutes he was surprised to get
word from the Doctor, of some common
place import. He still suspected q forged
message, and ordered that chat fact be com
municated to the Doctor. The response
was prompt-SI want little grass for my
The operator was confounded.
The ineredulohs honorable looked at the
With blush, he tore itdup, exI
"The thing works, for that Is
Doe or the d-l ~ fas-a1'i13 fal fiH .''f' WI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
ORGANlC WEAHk NIlNS
DIH. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons, Lpudan
Graduateofo one Of the most eminent OollegSsih the
United States and the egreater part of whose lite has
been spent 10 the hospitals of london Paris Phila
delphia and elsewhere has Effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known: many
troubled with ringing IN the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at suddea
sounds, hashfulnes', with frequent blushng attend
ed sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were curel
Immediately "a g-FETH FprT gE VI n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10

MENTALLY. The fearful effects on the mind ar n
much to be dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil ForebOdings
tude, Timidity, &o, are some of the evils produced
Thousands OF persons Of all ayes can now Judge
what Is the cause Of their declining health, l6Fihg
their vieor becoming weak, pale, nervous and cma-
cated, having singular appearance about the eJ es
NOugh and syInptOms OF OOnsufnptiOn. VII L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
Number q 44 SRssT1Sr .6s6. 'Sos7Fe7

l2.5e3,i hIIw e9IOtala. !......"... .OOO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
OFFICE, South FrcderIcE street,

Left-hand SID going from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the, corner. Fail not to observe name
H5- Nolettefs received unless postpaid and con-
tanning stamp TO be used on the. reply. Persons
Writing should state age. and send portion Of ad-
Vertisement describing symptoms .
The Doctors DIP IONA hangs in his Office. m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
YOUNG m EN

Who have injured Themselves by certain practice,
FROM evil cOnpaniOhs. or at school, the effects of
which are nightly felt even whcna asleep and. If not
cured, renders uRtriage impdssible, and destroys
both mind and body should apply ipmedia' ely. -
What Q. pity that a pOung man. the hope of his
country, the pride Of earents. should be snatched
from all prospects and enjoyments If life BY the conr
indulsing in a certain secret habit. Such persons
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
NTARRGAGE.a

Married Persons or Young Men contempt
marriage heinagayare of Physical WeakpesS
ganic DEBILITY, Deformities. speedily cured.
He who, PAGES himself upaer the care, of, DR.
may rellsibusly conf 10 inhis honor as sept emA'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10


Number of Coptribu iOns 81 I2 ,5O3r7TO-
tai Value, SIO0,00O. i.l - -
ONE CONTRIBUTION TO EVERY -FOUR
elL OF b!nluY uY1CkErsl ale s9.-, "a ]
THE GRATUITOUS USE OF THE
IL PEOPLES HALL is hereby pledged to the
people at large for their State. CoIYentIons aRd
other State Associations 10 Grand lodges, Chari-
table State associations, and to such, artists and
Musical Societies as will ake the lead in assisting
the Association TO conduct the enterprise toa sue
The Managers, therefore, take pleasure in solicit
ing for the same the generous patronage of the pub
hc and feel confident that, as all are equally inter-
ested in the andahle object thereby contemplated,
oil will also equally interest themselves In the HON
orable and legitimate mode proposed for its attan-
menti In, all orders by mail, stamps must be I'M
! Competent Agents wanted in every city and town
IN the State, to whom a liberal commission vii be
allowed. Good references required, n Ronit all
moneys by Express. draft PostOice Order or in reg
isteTedletters and address all communicationstoth the
COLUMBUS PEOPLES HALL ASSOCIATION.
s1u1imlu Columbus. Ohio.
Otto Dresel, President. John Seltzer. Secretary,
Joseph, Falkenbach, Treasuter. W. ]. Congsr,
General Agent. '''.''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
what Next.

Ayoung countryman lately took notion
to get married, After the ceremony was
dollar from his pocket, deliberately walked
up to the parson and handed it to him, say
ing; "PaEson, keep the whole, you needn't
give me back any change .s,,,5 !,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
BUSINESS CARDS.
Repairing \ Vanishing y Furniture

HAS CGBIMENCED THE ABoyE bus,
III iness at M, 3I5 South Fifth stree, where, BY
share az the pu6id patronageI AL orders ileftAt
the above place will receive imnediatel attentions
apr24-d6m 'b,,pfsE iutiol,ofr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10

Especially. whohate beeJhe thevietims Of Solita
ryYiee that dreadful and destructive habit which
annua y sweeps tHah uhtin civ grave thousands Of
young men Of the nostI eNai ed tnentsh and brilliant
intellect who ightothTyse have entranced list
ening Scnatcs with the heithunders OF eloquence,
confdench 'il '' -Nff i1F7H DOT fII Ft H'iNffrinh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connublal happi-
ly darkens to the view, the mind becomes shadowtd
with despair and filed with tho melancholy ref >rl
tion that tbehappiness Of another becomes blighted
Nit t"t7TIIf I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
III LaIhll. COIUMnus. Ohio. August %. lsae.

-nui L3ihiqs CoLUMBUs. Ohio August 90, 1866.
We, the undersigned Laks pleasure iH recon mend
In r Rf BPsslEc SRs 4HE G2NJ6IEB3S PPESSEBI
HALL ASSOCIATION The erection of 4 Peo.
pe's Hall, such is contemplated. has been de-
sideratum for many years. and the At large, as
well as all true lovers OF the divine art OF Music,
are equally deeply interested in the Iaudable,
noble object the managers have in view, and should
feel greatly obliged to them for egit
innate means proposed for its attainment. Being
personally acquainted with the parties conhcctgd
wththis Association we feel warranted 10 say. that
their well established standing for integrity aud re-
spOnsibity, offers asure guarantee that the enter-
prise will be, fairly and hoporably conducted. We
therefore trust that their efofts may be rewarded
and the speedy success of their undertaking insured
BY q warm AND generous pAtrOnAgq9n thepart Of the
pi.I1JtS D Cox, * GoVsfhor Of Ohio. odi .rHPai az
james II Goldman, Auditor OF State. .'i7 h'0j'
William II Smith, Secretary Of Stntes ld JrfI ID,
SIS; ;W9rnsr, Treasurer Of State .liyr yfali,.
w ii West, Attorney General Of Ohio.
BR CoNan. AdiutS1t General Of Ohio, and Chair
man ma Upion MO State Central G9m@ittese. se ng nnnag '7
RTSylOt,, Chief Of The Bureau q, CLAIMS hiS.i'
Thomas Sparrow, q NJ Of Masons of'OhiO.
Ia.aVS %a%ShnsSIS5 nSS5,II K 8 4 y p Of / r. raoI vaI
James G Bull. Mayor Of Columbus. ci rHi
Luther Donaldson. President City Council. i'J7i
Me ebers Of the City Council. 7. .,sooluir,
VIM 'Domfgah, Sheriff Franklin County. m
JAmes nj Comfy, Editor Journal. I'D '.iI'tN- I'i
Amos hayman. Bditor Ohio Statesman, ale 1ug
Wm Dennisop, late Postmaster General. -,,.r.
George NJ Parsons, r0'' HnJ 10 i"iitN
A u Thnrmany '. lliY Hrr osiH r1P ,ltH
Samuel Galloway, .trf OH eJrl nrg ftl,r -.,.,,
George Wright.l
John q Mitchell.
l.. Julius Wood. Postmaster.
B 4 Martin, Collector Internal Revenue. ~ u
Bankers and Bnsinoss men generally.
TICKETS foT ssale, by John ,Ssltzpr, Music Store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-10
GRAND
G0NCERT!

To be given by tho De Beriot Club and Columbus
Mannetchbr atthe Opera House, Columbus, o.,
! ION Saturday. December lst, 1866; the net I
proceeds 10 be devoted to the erection Of
! Peoples Hail. on the ground floor,
/ q. at the Capital Of Ohio sufficient 0'
/ ri I1gly drae to seat 1000 persohsg lIy. f'f''H
/ .2HuI nispeSci,sl permission Of The .-ifr' q.
/ Uttr tNIiI0I JReveitne 'TTTTTt.f % |' .. VI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED 5.
stmr Morning Star, viger, Detroit, 7IG bbls aud
lO22 sacks pOtstsss :
Prop C%auisiec, Blackman, DuBkirk, dry goods.
hardware, groc Ties, etc
Prop Akron, Brow, Os1enshuTgh
Schr Pride, Chapman, Black River
S, hr Africa, Pennington, Buffalo, 9, &I bu barley
Scow Colorado, Becker, Fsirport
CLEARED.
ftmr City of Cleveland, Mickey, Detroit, 50 bars.
and 70 bdls iron, lI3l kegs nails, le9 bxs glass
Prop AkrCn, Brown, Toledo
Prop Canisteo, BIackmpu, To'edo +
Brig bayfove-, Victey, Marquette
Brig Gioie. Gibney, Bay city
Bark Gen + Sigel, Woodruff, Raoire, go tons coal
Sghr Maria \ Johnson, Mayville, DetrIit
Schr Area, Pennington. Bay CHy +.
Sehr New London, Thompson, MarQsstte
sehr Seaman, Flood, Aipena, IS tons coal
Sehr Navetree, Robinson, Marquette caE =
Sehr Atmosphere, AndeTs m. Chicago, 1913 tons
coal, So tons pig iron, 80 tons grindst0nes
eSchr Hyphen, Rothwyil, Marquette rlgre
Schr G Andrews, Jones, Hamilton, 425 tons coal.
Sehr Volts Sherman, Mericfr, Bns we'll
Scow Gen BntleT, Slough, Kellsy's Island
Seow Colorado, Becker, Saginaw Z.
Scow Ellen, Blanchard, Toledo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-07
Financial.

AOAAf may y
The Commercial Gays
The stock market is unsettled. CLIQUE, are with
out a fixed policy, and are occupied with petty
manouyres, which affect the market very little one
way or another. Neither Bulls nor Bears appear
disposed 10 make any sustained effort to shape the
market to their views. The Bull 8, however, are
carrying a heavy load of stock, and the period of
summer inactivity is coming at a pace so that they
must take carly steps for getting rid Of a portion
of their burthen. Erie is the chief object Of Bear
attackss the price, no Tever, is sustained. We un-
derstaDd operations in stocks are in such a lhape
that shorts may find themselves eornered any day
Northwestern Is strong and active. Reading con-
tinues active, but sold u lower.
Governments are again very active. The move
ment, however, appears 70 be confDed chiefs 10
the brokers'. IS Of 1881 lose to IO91S. 5-2us are
lO21s. 7-30s are in active demand at 1U2mIO2K for
each series. IO-4Us arc less active at a51S.
Money is offered freely at ! Per cent. in round
sums over tomorrow, but tho general rate on call
loans continues At 5 per cent
Discounts are fairly active. The rate on prime
paper ranges at sG7 per cent, but transactions
below 9 per cent ere exceptional.
Foreign Exchange is nominal, as usual. Satur-
days rates show a rather weak tendency, though
leading drawers quote 60 day sterling at IO91S6
l0AA; francs 5l6%@o5l5 for long date. -
The large shipments Of gold by to-day's steamers
have strengthened tire gold market.
The shipments of specie and bullion TODAY arc
as follows S32I ,345 PER the City Of London; So
800 per the Herman; S145,60o per the Lafayette
$4,000 per the Tsltar and 5000 per the Ale.
mania. The total shi pmeuts for the week will
amount to about 81, 10000 The bulk Of to-dayIs
export Is bar gold, brou ght by the Costa Rico.