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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
atEEIeTEss'n OfFICK.

ua., =, NEW CASTLE COUNTY Nov. 10th 1865.
| pom The application Of lannsh Dixon, and
e Of Mill Greek Hd., in said County deed II Is r.
DERED and directed by the RE- kister that the Admin
Afo reaad, give notice the
tsrs of the Estate OF the
with he date of granting ereof. by causing adves
semsnys to be posted Within forty from date
oosnty OF New CASTLE. aui ring all personB aving
demands against the Estate, present the same,
ABIDE by an Act OF Assembly In such made and
provided. And also he to be nserted with
In the same period in the Delnw Repu bican
paper published IN Wilmington, andto be continued
I-.-j Given under tn hand and Beal once of the
SSSS Resister Aforesaid atNew Castle, in New CaRls
(~N Co. afor esaid the day and year above written
- II. y. FRAlM, Register.
NOTICE All persons Av ing claims against the Bs-
tate of the de- eaeed present III duly attest
cd to the Administrators, be Nov, 10th,
1867. abide the Act of Assembly aucb ado
and provided. HAM All n. DIXON,
JACOB ", DIXON,
nov is I'm Administrators,
Address Hpcktgain, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
To WIDOWS and Heirs OF Deceased
Soldiers,

To WIDOWS and Heirs OF Deceased
Soldiers.
THh DHLAwARs AGENoY 9aords sysry facility
plteatons by mail attended to promptly II made
In per son. Pensioners whose claims due at the
al once PERSONS sddressing the Agency boz al VIII
mingten, Del, by calling on the accredited Notary,
WB WisRinH, No. In west 18th have their
claims attended to promptly All Inquiries BY letter
directed to tho DELASAaH A0KKoT, will receive imms
date HnsEers in raturnt oct 6-2m
WIDOWS INCREASED PENSION,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE CORRECT FORMS
for maxim Application for widows increased Pen.
sions All soldiers widows allowed in addi-
tion to tue s. per month ~ par mouth for every child
underl6 years Of ago Make application at once. Ny
charge is only s. for Attending this business This
increle Pension be obtane that each widow will
| be able to draw her money March 18th 1851.
WIN d. WIe0INS,
US, Army and Navy Claim Agent,
sept 10-lm No. $40 Market St, Wilmington, Del.
DUUNTY.-sOLDI RS WHO SERVED THREE
ID years. and received ouy 300 bounty re-
ceive another 800. The parents, wdo@s and minor
children of the class entitled to 800.
Soldiers dischnrgs1 account OF wounds from three
regiments entitled 800 additional The heirs
OF soldiers and DISCHARGED soldiers the country
forward their dsehlrgcS anf heirs OF soldiers
WRITE stating Dartcul OF their and they will have
prompt attention. Apply to - WIGGINs,
Military aud Naval Claim Ageui No $40 Market St.,
Wilmington, Del. aug 3m.
| Deafness. blindness ANA GataFrh
| Treated with the utmost success, by DE-. j. IsAACS
0culst aud Aurist, Formerly Of 'yden uolland,) No,
| $40 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
from tho reliable in the City and Country
be at his ONCE. The medical faculty are invited
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted without pain
| No charge male for examination, Sept 2p66-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Ca'psts anil OttciOihs-We have now open
yerI desrah line Of best English tapestry carpets
lngraig, Venit'an, rag cottage, hemp, 40, at lees
poplin reps from auction at 81 10 per yard n groat
bargain A La, OF spp'ted aud plain Mohairs at 81
cents, 62A cen's, and rs cents We have pure silk
yard. 500 yarl, OF TIaeta, 20 in Black silk, at
| 81 rs and 81 0O per gard the cheapest silks we
has sold for four years Do nestios Mt low prices
al the lealing mah es, good gnghams, stripes 10 4,
attention Of customers to the above goois with 9th
ers, haze ia store, They were purchased for the
most part at the recent large auction sales In New
York comprising variety of styles, at prices which
our Irish POplins from $2.25 to 50 90 per yard
GRANVILLE WoRRELL, 22O 4 222 Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

DHILLIPP5 WHITE WAX very hhe article for
IL making wax howers-sold low to artists by n.
MeINALL. ia Market street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
Cnnndn and tho Feninns.

The New York FreemdR's Journal that
has always opposed Fenianism. says OF the
late proceedings Of the Canadian Courts:
Do the Canadians dream so idly as to sup
pose thatsuch system of outrage. under
the mockery of law, will be endured on
the borders of tho United States? We can
assure them that hundreds of thousands of
Americans who opposed the Fenian raid last
summer. will applaud and further con
quest OF every foot of Canadian soil. If one
man. of the late raiders, is hanged by SOCK
ecable and MUST n process as they have
been subjected to In Toronto! Canada will.
most asstredly, be invaded. and overrun
and no Judge, or JuryIHai or officer of any
Kind, who promoted or helped on the con-
viction of these prisoners, will be able TO
find any hiding place from Fenian ven
gcance, in Canada or in North Amcrca!
The next two years are to be devoted, by
American politicians. TO securing the Pres
ideutial election in November 1865 The
FeBjdR vote, and the vote Of their sympa-
thizers is going tp bc unscrupulously
sought by both parties. The States of New
\ ork and Michigan. and Illinois. with
their Governors, win strive to prove them
selves more Fenian than the General Coy
ernment at Washington. Stewards obse-
quiousness to British interests. in the last
raid, will not be repeated In fact, n for
w.
the Washington Government. and no war
would be so popular. or so desirable, as one
with England and her possessions.
Unscrupulousness Is the modern law oC
great political powers. 1t IS nonsense TO
tumble over precedents of law. or moral
dicta, wien the urgent interests ofa great
power bespeak war. The next visit of u
United States army to the Canadian front
ier may. most probably. not to be rcpress a
Fenian raid. but to demand account of a
truculent and insincere Government. why
american citizens have been put 70 death.
without attendance of witnesses, aud from
evident partality in the courts!
Some Canadian papers have put on mock
airs of dignity, and said that threats from
the United States would compel them to
hang these prisoners. This Is cowardly
buster. We answer it by saying: Hang
one OF them, If you dare and then see how
soon Canada will be overrun and all en-
gagged in bringing about tile hanging will
hayeto run To save their own necks!
Brutality, whether by Indian savages, or
Canadian juries and Government, should
be met, not by begging, but by punishment
when the force is ut hand. as il is here, To
put an end to such atrocities.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

Sold by all the principal Druggists or win be
sent ny mail securely scaled from all observation
receipt of the specified price by any authorized
agent or by the sole General Agents for America
OSCAR G. MOSES Co, u Cortlandt Street New
York Authorized agent for Dayton-N w.
w ART-all orders by mail promptly at.
tehueu TO. OC5dawcOwly-4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
ADVERTISING NATEs.
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Found. but Lost!

We gather the following particulars of a
sad case, but not the only one or It's melan-
choly character which these degenerate
times have been bringing to light, from n
late number of the Louisville Journal.
North of indianapolis, in pleasant little
Indiana village, reside a flmily by the
name of Dunn, who removed from Harrison
| County, IN this state, many years ago. At
the time they left Kentucky for their now
nome, they had q sweet little daughter,
who IN the succeeding years. grew up to
! be lovely and accomplished woman.
some year or two ago, Young and pre-
possessing minister of the Methodist per-
suasiun, named Davidson. was sent To- the
| village where the Duun's resided. He was
| not only prepossessing In form and feature,
but was very plausible aud insuuating In
ms manners ana address. He DOcpmo aC-
qualnted with Miss Dunn. aud the acquaiut-
auce ripened TO lover like intimacy. Giving
the young lady and her parents TO under
stand That his attentions were of matri-
monial nature, he was received by the
family and friends in the light of an ac.
copied suitor. Time passed on, until about
TWO months ago, when the couple disap-
peared.
The iugtives were traced TO indianapolis,
where all clue to their further progress was
lost. Several days ago, neighbor of the
iaUlitT oi MISS Dunt, wen acquainted with
her from childhood, happened to be i'm the
city, and CHANGED TO meet Mary on Fourth
street. Knowing the anxiety of her aged
parents to learn her whereabouts, he man
aged to follow her without himself being
observed and tracked her to u notorious
house Of assignation on West Green street.
below Twelfth, where she and her destroy
er had taken and were occupying room.
Returning home he impaired the discovery
TO Mr.. Dunn, who. accompanied by his son,
immediately came on here to recover the
lost, but still dearly loved one.
They succeeding in finding the poor
ruined girl but the false minister and false
lover, ginning wind, by some means. of
their presence in town, made himselfscarce.
The Door repentant woman gladly accom-
panied her fathcr and brother home, hav-
ing realized the truth that her seducer
never intended TO make her n lawful wife.
lt was well. perhaps, that the villain could
not be found else we would. in all human
probability, have to record another deed of
blood.
The erring aud deceived girl has return
ed to the bosom of her family, let us hope.
to erase as much rs possible the story of
her great sin by life of irreproachable
virtue and sincere repentance.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
A Moment of Horror.

From twenty-three years of age old Jake
Willard cultivated the soil of Baldwin
County. One day Jake left the house in
search of missing COW. His route led him
through an old worn out patch of clay
land, In the course OF which was a well
twenty-five or thirty feet deep, that had at
one time or other furnished water to the
inmates OF dilapidatcd house near by
with water; and In passing this spot, an lin
wind drilled Jake's title" from his heal
and malicionsly drafted it 10 the edge Of
the well, and In it tumbled, Now Jake
was determined to have his hat and, TO
accomplish this, he made fast one end of n
rope TO stump hard by and was soon on
his way down the we'll. Ned Wells was i'm
the dilapidated building aforesaid. and an
old blind horse with bell on his neck,
that had been turned out 90 die was layily
grazing within "A short distance of the well
some wicked spirit had put it into Ned's
head to have a little fun so he quietly Stint
mp TO the horse, unbuckled the stran and
with slow aud measured "ting-a-ling' an
preached TO the edge of the wen.
Dang that old blind horse !" said Jake.
he's coming this way, sure, aud amt got
no more sense nor 10 fall In here. Whoa
Ball.
But the continued approach OF the .tlng-
a-hng" said as plainly rs words thar Rsll
wouldn't ~whoa.n Besides. Jake was M
the bottom Of the well resting before trying
to shin Il up the rope.
Great Jerusalem :" said he. "Tho old
cuss Will bc atop of me before | can INV
Jack Robinson. Whoa, dang you, whoa~
just then Ned drew up to the edge of the
well, and with his foot kicked a little dir
into it.
"OhW exclaimed Jake, falling on his
knees at the bottom ofthe well. slime gone
now! Mhoa-Now l lay me down Ia sieen
who Ball. pray the Lord my soul 10
whoa, now 10 Lord have mercy on me ~
Ned could hold In no longer; and fear
revealed himself '''
Probably Ned didn't make tracks with
his heels from that we'll and maybe Jake
was not up 10 the top oft inshOrt order.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

- notified that Martha Cats did on the Ist dav ai
December A. y. 1888, fle her petition In the odi "a
OF the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the county Of Montgomery and state OF
ONO, charging the said John n Cats with wiIlfui
absence from her FOR more than three years last
past, AMI habtnal drunkenness for more thar
three years laSt past, and asking that she may bs
DIVORCED from said John II. Cats which petitias
said Court, ''' "
Dated this ist day Of December 1906.
MARTHA CATS.
~ r. NOLAN, Attorney. de3-d4WM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
II. \. BEAUREPAIRE NJ. ID
"a G.. DE- DUJARDIN, NJ ID.
JEAN DE LEuCHRE NJ. ID.
To GMancierc n Dupont, W. '
No. 2lf, Rue Lombard Paris.

Sedeatdry and StudioUs Occupations, GpieTs.
An1feties. or whatever tends TO impair the Dif1i
Action of the Brdih Hedrt Nervous Svsteyn ne
quently lead 10 the most DistFessiay and EHbar-
rdssfng Disorders Of the WHILE system Stu
dehts' Ctergynen and Ldtogers, therefore, who are
especially liable to these Weaknesses should re.
sort promptly TO DB. DELAMARRH's SPEcIFic
PILLS.
Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French Ger
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each box
who will Mritn for IL ' = - -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
Proposals Tor Furnishing Print
ing, Binding and Stationery.
Aup'roR's 9PyItr y, MONTGOMERY co. o,

AtpiroRS OFFI( ~, MONTGOMERY Co. OIL
DAY: ION, November 10, 1886
GEALED PEOPOS AIS for the furnishing OF
ofrlnting, llinding and Sta ionery. for the Vari-
Gus 1ices OF Montg0u lery County, will he received
twelve O'Clock NJ.
samples Of Blanks. Stationery and Books can be
seen Mt the Auditors ONCE
lhe t0mmissioneTs resorving the right TO reject
any or all bids, shout they not prove satisfactory
49, j, w. DIETRICH
no2odik Au ditor OF Montgomery Co' %.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
Notice to Bridge Builders.
'IcE, MONTGOMERY Co, ono.
DAYTON, November 3. fa66

AuDiTOR's OFFICE, MONTGOMERY Co, omoJ
DAYTON, November 3. 1896
CEALED proposals for the construction of a
- iridge over Big Twin Greek BeaE,i's Crossib q
German Township, will he received at this oflie.
1896 '''' '''N''"'r 20
Proposals for masonry aud superstrueture Ia M
mane separate. Plan and specifications 10 be seen
fhe commissioners reserve the right 10 reject
any or all bids, " they deem proper 80 10 do.
noIsdawswlO Audhtor HoGigenery sSanty
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Eliza wilmer, Guardian eff Gustave A and John
H. wilmer W. Her Said Wards ct al, Probate
Court, Butler County, Oh TO-
IN pursuance of an order Of said Court of Pro
a bate, IN ana for said co unity of Butler, Ohio,
made on the 4th day of December 1896 IN the
above named case OF Eliza wilmer, guardian,
against Der said wards Ut al, the undersig gned
will, on
saturday, ne sra Of january, 1861
Between the hours O one an two O'Clock r. NJ of
sald day at the Court House, offer at public sale
the following described real estate situate In the
city of Dayton, Mon tgomery (ounty Ohio to-wit.
Beu!g lot Pulnher two tho usand one hundred
aau SIX l2lOl OF the revised numbers the plat
OF ire CITY of Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.
TERMS OF sA'lE--One-h ali cash on day of
SAFE one-half In 'lne year ii>Om day OF sale, ne
ierfed payment TO be secured by mortgage on the
from the date thereof
10 be sold free Of dover. A appraised at 81 $50
ELIZA WILMER,
81. GARD, Atty. decsSts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED by ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke NJ
d., PAysiciaR EstrdOrdiaaty 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
OF all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution Is subject IL mod.
crates all eXcesses and removes all distractions
from whatever cause. speedy cure may be
relied on.
no MARKIED LADIES
IL is particularly suited. 1t will in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These PHls should NOT De taken by Fsnales during
are sure 10 6rinp on Kiscdrrid1s bat at any Other
time they are safe.
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
eNcrtion, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries and
whites, these Pills will effect cure when all
other means have failed and although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron oalomel antimony or
anything hurtful 10 the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRuaGIsrs. PRIos, 81 PER BOTTLE
SPECIAL SO7TOE.
N "a Mo Jdis Of ebery gdlHdbye Medicine 10 Ae
COUHTERFEITED. BE cautions, therefore and ses
that tho letters ct d M are bEorR IN iIe botte and
ndtHres II J. C. BALDWLR6 90, and JOB NOSFS
Hsly- trfthOUf Which, none are genuine
n. B.-One Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
Postage enclosed 20 any authorized Agent or 10
the sole General Agent for tho United States and
British DominionA
JOB MOSES, u Cortlandt st., New York.
win ensure bottle, containing Finy Pills. nv
return mail, securely sealed from all observation
--a--ss--s--sss@--- ....,..... :.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
Mediral.
life-Health-StFength.
Llfe-HeaIth-Strength.
Life-heaIth-Strength.
DIR. JUAN DEI,AMARRE
SPECIFIC PILLS.

Are prepared by the Messie GARANCGERF A. Du.
PoNr. PharmaGeutists, No. 2ii, Rue Lombard
iaris, from the Prescription of DIR. JUAN DRLA,
MARRE Chisef Physician to the Hospital du Nord
letter of Recommendation.
PARIS, May 8, 1858
GENTLEMEN We have used the SPECIFIC
FILLS, made from DR DELAMARRR's PREsCRIp-
Tloh during several years past in our private and
punlc practice, and have found them most nner-
getic and efficient Remedy in cases of SpermatOr-
rnea or seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily. or
PREMATURE Emissions; Sexual Weakness or I'M
poticy; special Derungements Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
sexual .ENcesSes; ReifsdtiOn of the Genital Or
gans; weak SPINE Affections OF the Eyes; Lime
or or Brick Dust Depos Is in the Urinei MILKY"
Discharges; Paleness of the Skin, with Sunken
cheeks and BlooCiless Lips; "Pinchedn Features /:
Irregular action of the Heart and in all the ghnstly
train of symptoms arising from Oyer-use abuses
or loss trom any cause. of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per
sons suffering from nny Synptomdtic or Organic
4gecftona of the GENIrO- -URINARY SYSTEMS to use
sincerely.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-10

CorroS.-The New Orleans True Delta, Of the S0th
nit saws the market exhibited very inactive feeling
Yesterday morning Factors demanded full previous
prices and the buyers unwilling to operate in
the absence of later adyices Several negotiations
we're pending when the New York and Liverpool ad.
vices came to hand The adviees being of an exceed
inpy favorable character all orders TO sell that had
been left open were, of course Immediately accepted
and they constitute the principal movement of tho
day. Subsequently the factors advanced their ratc5
from one to three cents per pound on all qualities but
few, if any, sales effected at this rate The fol-
lowing are the rates quoted before the advance at
which most of the cotton sold for ordinary, 40@42c
good ordinary, 44@46c.; low middling, 47@19c ;
middling, 50@51c. and strict middng nominal.
SUGAR-Louisana, common, l2a@l4c.; fully fair
I4ImI5c.; white clarified, 184@2oc. II ID.
MolAssEs-Louisiana, 65c01Sl 06 II gal.
FLoUR-Low superine, 81 5oQ3S coz good super
fine, SIS 0o01S so; good extra, $40 00@I 90; choice
extra, ST. 00@l3 co R bbl.
WnIsKY-Rectifcd, 81 $500 45 u gallon.
HAY-$20 O0033 = II ton.
CoRx-$I o0@$1 20 II bushel.
OArs-55@60c. % bushel.
PonK-Mess S8l 0o@33 90 r Dbl
BAcoS-Sides, lS@2oc.; shoulders, l5@i6c. y II.
CoFrEE-Rio 29@32e. y ID.
BAGGING-India, 50@32c. u yard.
RorE-lS0l9c n Ii.
GoLD-144l% a. l46
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-10
Captain and Agent Bureau
R., f. and A. L., 2Sth District LIZ

4 Struck -" ILE."-We learn from the Tyler Reporter
that lucky individuals have struck lie" in Nacog
doches county, Texas, and that companies from the
northern States and Canada purchasing large tracts
of land in the vicinity. Some two weeks ago. we were
shown sample of petroleum, said to have been found
in Texas eighty miles from this place, but the
lucky dog who knew the ropes would not diyulge We
are now inclined to believe that the Reporter has
bowed" on him. Our informant limited at the time
that company had been organised the sly in this
place to take some of the chicken pie, but could
not prevail on him to let in. The sample of black
mud shown US thoroughly impregnated with oil,
and when gnited gave light enough for see visions
of wealth in store for us provided could get han
die some of that mud. But, alas usual bad luck
was in the ascendant and enough of that mud
would stick to feet to 'ile" our shoes with We
would turn attention stealing COTTON but fear
our usual luck would attend us, and would be COB
bled up. No chance for US to make fortune.
The FRENCH EMBAssADoR.-Some days since the SEN
saton reporters at Washington elegraphed throughout
the country that the French minister at Washington
so dspeased with the action in relation to the
Mexican question that he had left the seat of govern
ment and was then in New York, where he would pro-
badly stay until matters took different turn At the
time we gave very little credence to the report but it
SCSlo VSiS "''S oAG III ~ IA4II hG Z circuit TO- Iue
New York News of the 10th ult speaking of the matter
says the recent action of congress relation to Mexican
affairs has evidently impressed the marquis de Montho
lon the French ambassador with appreciation of the
approach of crisis in the relations between his gov
eminent and that of the United States With a due
sense Of the responsibility deyolyng upon him he has
dispatched his first secretary of legation de Tar
ernay, to Paris undoubtedly for the purpose of report
ing to the emperor the condition of popular sentiment
here in regard to the Mexican question: and to receive
from the arch intrguer Of the TuilIees definite nfor
nation aso the be pursued The count sailed
Wednesday in the Scotia and certainly he takes with
him intelligence of nature to disturb the brain upon
which, uncasiIy rests the imperial dadcm of France.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-10
The BERMUDEz APPROPRIATION.


Executive DEPARTMENT, Dec. q, 1865.
To the house of representatives of the State of Lou
isiana-Herewith return unapproved to your honora-
bic hose, where it originated joint resolution of the
general assembly ordering the State treasurer to pay to
J. Beudez, formerly judge of the second district court
of New Orleans for said to have been rendered
by him in said courts from the st day of April to the
14th day OF June, 1852, the sum of $l04l IS.
The services said to have been rendered by j. Bermu
DEE must in the MAN, have been given if at ALL suisse
quen the reassertion in New Orleans of the national
authority by the military authority of the government
in April, 1862.
Why they were not then paid is unexplained, and
must infer, consequently that it was because of the
dsoya refusal of the said j. Bermudez to renew those
reasonable and just pledges of loyalty and fidelity due
by all faithful citizens to their country and which it was
especially Incumbent upon such We're honored with
judicial authority to give with hearty spontaneity.
This conviction renders it impossible to reconcile APP
prova of the joint resolution, which return, with my
duty to my country, the national government and the
dictates of my conscience and trust the reasons
have assigned will commend themselves to your honora
bic house for their suficiency.
r MADISON WELLS