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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

FTEEtH The subscriber having rented hisrE
N&SI' farm. will sell at Public Sale on mlfiA
IA--As- THURSDAY, tho 18th day Of feh II-MTf2
ruary, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at his in New Ca.-
tie Hundred. about half way between I'll. Hear Station
and the Village OF Cbrisana part Of his Household
Kitchen Furniture consisting Of Bedsteds Chairs
Stoves. Churn and Milk Pans Window Blinds, 10 Oil
Cloth Shades, Brass Kettle Sausage Cutter, aud many
9th or articles useful in houHek eeping.
All his Farming 1mplemt ats (which have been hut
little used consisting Of Wagons, Carts Pows, Culva-
tors Jersey Blue Reaper and Mower, superior article;
ThreshiDg achne urindstnne Double aud single
Wagon Harness. set Ofsinge Harness. set Of Double
Harness, nearly new ] two seated Carriage, York
Wagon, Sleigh, straps Of Bells, Germ Shelters Fans
Roller, Drill, Corn Cover sets Of Pillow Gears Forks
RAkes shovels, WhcslbHrros; Hay Rigging Whe eli
Rake, Revolving Rake, Collars and Brides ox-yokes
and 2oxchans Long Ladder Hoes, Axes aud lot Of old
Iron.
HORsEB.-He will also sell IL Horses 1 a superior
family horse can be driven and ridden by lady; pair
Of horses suitable for driving or work ior Mares
large work horses Pony, 2yearling Colts
THIRTY+FlvB HEAD OF CATTLE, consisting Of S
yoke Of Work Oxen 10 Cows with calves at their
sides, other coming into preft Hefers snd Bulls.
10 superior shoata $50 bushels Of good Potatoes 100
Bushels Of Oats bushels OF Beans 1900 weight pick
sled Pork IL Tons Of upland Timothy and Clever Hay,
lot Of Corn Fodder and Straw to be fed the barn yard
on the premises 80 Grain Bags, from 20 80 loads Of
coba, and many other articles not named.
Buyers rest assured that all Ofne above property
will be sold without reserve.
TERMs.-All sums OF $50 and under cash, and on all
$50 credit of 90 days will be given by the
chaser giving bankable note with approved ondor-
ion lists JOHN T, slMM0NS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

THH Mich Cow.-Sa far from trying to see
how little food we can subsist mitch COW on
the object should be 10 see how much we can
make her eat. The COW should be regarded
80 a machine for the manu- facture of milk
Feed therefore so rs to sharpen the appetite
and induce the animal 10 eat freely.
If you have long row 10 feed, put small
forkful before the first and SO on each as
you go along. By the time you get to the end
the first may have eaten all up clean, and be
waiting for more. Begin again in the same way
and go around again and again II necessary.
Put large feeding before COW at once and
it would not be eaten with half the relish and
some OF IL might be left.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Pnhlic Sale.

~ The Subscriber having rented hisGSGKN
rS3A farm, will sell at Public Sale, on hisN%
hIl farm In APPOINTMENT Hundred. 49,
on THURSDAY. tho 18th day OF February, 1855, Of 10
o'clock A. NJ, all his Stock and Farming Implement,
Horses superior driving Horses, which can be driven
ridden by lady; COED Mare with fo.i oy superior
head Of good Mich Cows, pair Of young Steers nue
Hsifers, Bns, yearlngs, half Durham ! So~ p,es'
Farming Implem ents i Wagon. ox.CArt flows VA
Pillow Gears, Wagon Hal ness, Family Carriage, rsn,
Drill good Post Machine. good Horse tAhe Y, naIs
and Brides Ox-yoke, 0x-ohsiu bushels OF seee
ats go to so bushels OF white Corn, % bashel Of good
Potatoes 1000 bundles of good blade Fodder Buyer
may assured that all Of the above proVefy VIII ot
sold hs- A credit will be given n,X,,y
ian % BENJAMlN DhNN1.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
pa Bu.lC SALE.

In THE subscriber having rented his &Ey%
0~Afsrm. will sell at Public Sale, on TUES -
DAY, the 10th day sl febru ,ry, 1866, II ocuok NJ
at his farm In Christi INA Hundred. Garett . snu
Mills, the following personal properly viz Is head II
Steers, 10 OF which are ready for Market ard will lie
sold before the day Of aals II opportunity offers
pair OF good working Oxen Cows, some Of which will
be 10 prunt by day Of sale ysarling Httior z good
farm ar driving Horses.
Farming implements consisting of a Wagon, Cart,
Plows Culttyatorr, uarrows Union Mower Pennock :
Combiued Reaper and Mower, Steel Tooth Hor.o Rake
Grindstone, Double and Single Trees Wagon Harness.
Pillow Harness sets Of Carriage Harness, York Wagon
Dearborn Sleigh, straps of Bells Corn Shelter fan
Roller, Drill, Forks, shoyels, Spades, whoebarrow Col
lars aud Brides, ox-yokes ox-chsns. Ladder, Hoes,
Ares Broad Axe, Maui and Wedges hay Knife aud Cut
ter. o. Wood Saw, 20 good Grain Bags half
Bushel, : halfpecka, Meat Chest, &c
Household Goods, such Beds BedHteads and Bedding
Bureaus ard Desks; Tables; Chairs Stands Carpets;
Sofa settoe; Cupboards looking Glasses; stoveH Dishes;
Buck Pans, Churn; Vinegar by the barrel swarms
Of Bees and many other articles too tedious to mention
81 Conditions will be made known at sale.
PUsEY W. JACKSON.
John Hepburn, Auet. Feb Liza
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

- THE undersigned, about to decline IwzrH
1SN farming, will sell at fublic Sale, atyE
6-Ahsr residence In White Clay Creek HID, sca.uaaa
the road leading from etown white CLAY
Church, about half m 10 frsm tho former place. on
MONDAY the 10th Of February, 1866, at 10 o'clock M
all her entire Stock and Farming Utensils consisting OF
head Of Good Work or Road Horses; Colts rising
years old; the other q superior Mich Cows. ex-
cellent Ehoats Farming Utensils dc, Such Plows,
HArrows cultivstorE shovelE Rskes; Forks Grabbing
Hoes; Or -Chain; Horse Rake; two horse Wagon and
rDsss; one horse Wagon; York Wagon and HARNESS.
Horse Carts and Harness. Market Wagon and Harness.
Sleigh and Bells sets Of Pluw Gears Cellars Bri-
dies; Corn Shelter Grain Pans a lot Of Poultry Hay
by the ton.
Household and Kitchen Furniture Such as Tables,
Chairs nds; large Cook Stove and fixtures also
lot Of karthen and Tin Ware; and other articles
too tedious to mention. NJ Terms made know on day
Of Sale, fb-lts PHEBR RUTH,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
AGRTCU 1T U R E.


CoRN-I have never noticed any material
benefit derived from fall, or early spring low
ing for corn, but frequently q disadvantage, by
the ground becoming too solid and compact,by
heavy rains and the melting SHOWS, requiring
In some cases nearly az much labor to put it
in suitable condition for planting as would
be necessary, II It had not been broken up till
just before planting time; and the crop of corn
none the better for 1t.
Fall or winter plewipg, as | know from ex-
perience, 10 no kind Of security against the
depredations of grubs or other insects. The
ground may be plowed from four to six inches
deep, and in such a manner as to leave no part
of it unturned, except where the lands are
struck out. Plow in large lands SO as TO have
but few open burrows through the field, roll
and harrow it we'll, and mark 1t out in squares
Of four feet each way, so that there may be
room to use the cultivator effectualy, and drop
four grains Of good seed in hill; if manured
with ashes, drop half gill with the corn and
| cover both together; ashes do the beat on u
heavy soil, being Of little use in sandy land =
II compost 10 used. put shovel full on hill
but In Whatever way the corn may be covered,
be sure to tread on every hill to pack the earth
about the seed; it will cause it to germuate
and come up better, than II it is not done
After the corn has come up, put small hand
full of plaster on each hill keep the ground
loose and mellow and destroy all grass aud
weeds. The more the ground is stirred while
the corn Is young the better it will grow. Thi'
farming process in the corn hsld. should es
entirely completed by the first OF July. wher
the cora has arrived at a proper state Of ma
turity, it should be cut up and shocked-o
topped 10 the old way; each plan has advanta
ges and disadvantages the crop will not b'
much, if any increased or decreased by pursu
ing either plan ; but In any state of the case
the stalks should all be removed to the viein-
ity of the barnyard before winter, in order L
| be converted into manure Many have beef
in the practice Of late years, of manuring thei
, corn ground, but whether IL Is best to be don
In the tall or spriug, seems TO be matter o
, dispute. This plan of farming have but lit
} tie faith in, unless there can be suhcien
quantity of manure made for the succeeding
wheat crop; as to buying fertilizers to put on
wheat, and buy again to put on the grass, Il
will not do for farmers who are renters. or hav'
J to pay interest for good portion of the pur-
r chase money. 1t will cost more than it come
to.
As to applying manure, my experience ha
taught me, that in whatever state the manur
is when hauled out, 1t should Except top
tdressing on grass land be plowed uuder i'm
mediately, while in a moist condition. as nuc
of its fertilizing qualities are lost, by it's be
coming dry before it is covered -Germant0"
Teiegroph
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Public Sale of Personal Pr0perty

- The subscriber about TO reliEqush
IN farming. will sell at Pnblic Sale, on 4th &@
ESA day, "WEDNESDAY } FEhRUARY2 tst, dk-H-.
1850 his premises, In Chrstiana Hundred, half mile
south OF darretta Snuff Mills. Sharpess Mills,
his entire stock Il farming utensils consisting Of tive
good farm draught horses one well broke to lead,
rising years DID, aud gentle In all kinds OF harness
the other rsng years and we'll broke, colt coming
years old, pairs work Oxen IL head feeding steers
good mch COW, two horse power and thrssher,
clover huer, scarborough fan, corn shelter. Pen
noeks patent circular saw for cutting wood by horse
power wheat drill new, (0reen's pAtent) one
combined mowss and reaper, large road wagon, two
horse wagon, nearly now OK Carts harvest bed, OK
yOkes; heavy log and OK chains hay drag and Az
ngr; block and tackle moving scytbes and grain
dles: pows harrows outvaiorr double and sing
tes fork chains maui and wedges picking axes post
dogs shoyels spades; iron post spade 2sedges, wheel
barrow. plough and wagon harness, collars, bnds and
head haars plough iins single aud double lines, ma
hook, manure aud hay forks grulbipg aud corn
hoes barn yard cribs; about thirtssn Of Wheat
In the ground and Of Rye and many articles not
here enumerated,
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, NJ, when conditions
will be made known by CALEB SHARPLESe, in,
JOHN HEPBURN, Aactioncer. Jan 25.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

THE subscriber having rented his
IN farm, will sail at Public Sale, on his4lp y
<S2A farm, in Pencader Hundred, about one ~
mile from Newark, on the road leading from Newark
rRary 1868, at IL o'clock, tho following personal
property, viz Three good saddle ha hor SOS,
i've, six and eight years old good farm hor SEES
colts. years old gooi nich cows; 2 steers; 3
heiirrs fat steers, farm wagons with q hay rig
ging. OK cart broad wheels Ux.yoke Kirby reap
CT and Mower, nearly new Wheat Erill, roller, !
shelter; lam thresher, horse rake, plews har.
rows, cultiyAiors, hoe; rakss shovels; fuks wagon
harness pillow CHAINS lot of potatoes by ne bushels;
bushels Of clover seed. lot OF huckwheat, and many
other articles too tedious to mention
TERMS A credit OF Elk mouths will be given on all
sums f2O, by the purchased giving nos with APP
proved security. EDWARD ARMSTRONG
A Cannon. Amct fab /
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
PUBLIC SAT.IS-

n The subscriber intending to dlscon.
NkSA continue farming, will sell at PubloE ~ eE
XII Sale at his resi- lence In Christians l{~-&
Hundred the farm Il the late John Gregg, - s--.
near Roekland on MONDAY, the 18th day Of fEBRU.
AIRY, 1855, at 10 o'to, H. A. NJ the following Personal
Property: ten good nilch cows will be fresh In March
four yearuRs three good farm HORSES gentle In all
kinds OF harness; huo HhOa's, Berkshire breed two
horse wagon, hay bed, nearly new; market dearborn
and harness, nearly new; moving machine, with reap
or attached spInH tooth hay rake new; revolving
rake, corn Shelter wheelharrow, grain cradles aud
sc,thes, good plows, double and single trees double
harrows onltiyatorH hay and manure forks, garden
aud post Spades hoes hay knife, dearborn wagon
pillow harness. set Of leading chains, riding saddle and
brldl~, nearly new horse blanket new; Collars and
Brides.
DAIRr RIxrUREs.-l churn, dozen milk pans, cream
eau, milk can, milking buckle and ttraners 2but
ter tubs, with cooler In, butter coolers with
rtety Of other articles large Continentsl cock stove
nearly new; IL acres Of wheat In the ground lot o.
poultry, &c. AS- Terms Cash.
feb Its THOMAg DOMINATION
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

The subscriber intending to relinquiAh armin will
sell at Public sale without reserve his residence In
pencader hundred at tne farm known as the Meorsck
Bridge, mile from the latter place, on TUESDAY. the
TN kNTlSEN kNTH dAy OF FEBRUARY, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ hi, entire stock and ia ming Utenails sispg
a. in part Of sEN EN goou young no tsEt, S1sNt
L@Namnug which are several good driving XbAff'
CO Horses; superior young brood maredk...
with toH also Hue young stallion OF the Dean ewiit
stock rsuK tour old, and perfectly gentle In all
kilds of harness. FIFTEEN CATTLE, conuistisH q
seven hrst rate milcb all in profit young bull
two years old, Of superior stock good yoke of
young aud perfectly broken tho balance young cattle
" rtpen rhoHs OF perioi stock and in thriving
diton, FARMING urEkslbs-i Combined Rssp'I
aud Mower. thirb, = patent new Grsin Drill Wood
Halues' patent; New EXCELSIOR flaming mill horse
Power Ihrssher and Corn Shelter all In complete run
sets of Wagon harness, Mill Dearborn and hHrnssa FOX
carts ox-yUhes, Flows, cutiv Atort, pair of twin
hArrowH square harrovs Grindstone, Shoyes Ferks
RRses; hoes, OK chains, TACT every thing which is
needed in conducting well regulated farm. lot OF
Lio9sehold and Kitchen Furniture. Potatoes by the
P%Hnd bqgsEs mq se1 assured !his sas yl BE- posi-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
PUBIllI SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on the -ze,hA
Nfarm called the Chauncy p. Holcomb TdslyS
-, 90 farm, on tbs r9Sd ssdns from New port e.
1886 at 70 O'clock. A. the ioloying personal prop
old good mare dive years old. with fOAl GOOD work
horses mich cows 5hesd Of young cattle, two bulls,
wagon as good as new, three inches the tired .
carts, Wesenhoute thresher and cleaner aud horse
power, al % good ordsri gratis drill, moving ma
chin Jersey Blue reaper, two horse power. grain
faut2 corn Shelters nearly new plowH, cultivaterH
double harrows, double harrow collars. brides aud
pillow harness. Also Dairy nKtures consisting OF
aud household goods.
,TERMs-kll sums under so cash; all sums over ssu
six months credit. E. u. HANCE.
A. CANNON, Auctioueer, feb sta
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

IIs@E THE subscriber intending to discontinue
MI farming, Will sell at PsbliG BALE, at his resi-
4AdA-. dence on the Delaware River, Brandywine nd
on the Henry Latimer farm adjoining lands Of James
pree and John BesstOn, on THURSDAY the 18th
lay oil February, 1856 at IL O'Clock, M the following
Personal Property, viz 25 head OF Mlch Cows some
Stth calves At their Sides and Others one
plsndid driving Horse work Mares one With foal
store pgs. two horse Wagon, hay bed aud gears
orse Cart aud gears, family Carriage and harness.
u .arkct Dearborn and harness, Moving Machine,
e hAws make) Revolving horse Rake, grain YAM Roller
lowe Harrows, Cu,tvators, post Spades, broad Axe,
y 'aaes' shoy ,sa rofAs Rakes h9es hayknfs Hay
ekes Butter ohurns Butter Tub, large Cock stove
uly together with other articles meniioned
Al Wheat Ia the ground and lot Of Poultry Temi
mi de known at sale. Jan 22-a JOHN sINNoTT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Furniture at PubIje Sale.

- WILL be sold At Public Sale, at the issi-r1
I'd dence Of tho subscriber In Midtown. MIMI
HQ Creek Hd, on FRIDAY, the 18Th day of Feb ~
IStrusry, 1856, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, the follow M
Ing househod and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
chairs tables pair oil bedstslds mahogany, the other
cnred maple, sofa rocking chair; plain one; marble
top centre table, cupboarda side board book stands
mAnie plain lamp: dishes knva. aud forks seat bath
meat barrels buckets wsuhboaTd; empty bottles paint
cans; ugs butter tray and prints glass show case;
pit lsi single; the other four barrels; cook stove
wood stove for bed loom; with pipe; q variety Of tin
ware; consisting OF milk pans, pie plates, Ac Carpen
teri tools such saw; hatchetp; Hammers &C Grain
Jrk-i hoes, bar, grubhng hoes, bidas and rens
and many other articles TO tedious to mention.
aS- Terms Cash. LOIS WARD.
CANNON Auct feb BITS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.

aIzGsw The subscriber will sell at Public -
NIYy" Sale at his residence In Dutch Neck, SfN3
M3fR ST. Georees Hundred on the road IL
leading from 10 City u Isaae csavers Corner,
on MONDAY, tho 10th day OF February, 1855. at 10
o'clock A. his entire stock, consisting Of head Of
Horrss valuable for work driving Colts one three
years old, one two years oil, and Spring Colt
head oUws, Hrifer and one bteer, tive
years old in the sprpg one yoke OF oxsn Of good size
head of Shoats; York Carriage, nearly new no TOP
Buggy. in gond order; Farm Wagons with riggnsg,
oxcart, one horse Peach or MIL Wagon, nearly new
80 Peach Baskets set oi single Carriage Harness. In
good order set Of good Wagon Harness, Pillow Gears
Brides and Collars, hand Corn Shelter, g. Van Vie
ke Grain Fam nearly new ; l Steel Tooth Hcrse Rake
l Revolving Rake, arsin Drill. l Grindstons PlowH
liarrows, Ouliyators, shoyel-, Forks &C. Shoulders
Hams, Piokled Pork aud Lard by the pound.
Household aud Kitchen Furnlturb-suoh as Beds
Bedding BedsteadS, Tables Chairs, Settee, Carpets
small bureau, Parlor Coal stovo, good Cook Stove,
lot Of Dishes. Dairy Fixturs.-such as MIX Pans
Churns, &c.
TERMS OF BALE-Ail sums Of Si5 and under cash
49, nine months credit with Judgment notes
bonds with approved security. Interest from date.
JOHN DIEHL.
l., " SrIDHhM Auft ian 2Q-tp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

~ Will be sold At PUBLIC FaIe, At Red . = :.
JSN III m, New Castle County, Delaware, en- fyQS1a
H-zA THURSDAY, the 22d day Of February 6--a.
1850 At o'clock T. NJ the following personal property;
good young Horses, II fine Steers; Bull, one Resper
aud Mower In perfect order; Grein Fan; and one
Drill 500 bushtl. Of oats II tons Of good Timothy Hay;
tons Of Meadow Hay 100 white oak posts ready mi
lvO round Posts n paling board eues 30 cords Of
Wood one large Wood SeL, set of Railroad Rollers
for Barn DOORS lot of Chains and other art-
cles too tedious to mention.
COnditions-Trn months Gre lit on all sums over sos
lab lis WIN SILVER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
CHARGE OF TIE MECHANICS BR IaApE


Half mile, hall mile onward,
Right toward Market street,
Rolled the six hundred,
Forward the mechanics brigade
Brave was the charge they made,
All for Hayes segar store,
Each tried to be before,
Noble six hundred.
On marched the mechanics brigade,
Not in the least dsmayed,
Many tor their custom prayed,
And all the world won !ered,
Whether in rapid fight,
On every week day night,
They turned neither lett nor right,
Sensible six hundred.
Stores to the right OF them,
Stores to the left of them,
Stores behind them,
Yet on, on they Numbered;
Still on with rapid feet,
Asking each man they'd meet,
Where's Hayes on Market strebt,
Shout the ak hundred.
On, on they came and bought
Ssgers, canes aud pipes u full set out
And all the world wondered
Why twas that goods for cash,
Were sold at SO small advance,
To the siI hundred.
K. e. Hayes a Co., cigar manufActory ar
Wholesale tobacco warehouse, No. o. Maj k
street, above Front.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Sherif,s Safe.

Ry VIRTUE OF AwRIT OF vENDIrIONI RxP0NAe
te me directed will be exroed 10 Public Sale at the
ho'e Of Robert Elliott, In the Village OF Cbristana,
white Umy Greek nd, New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of FEBRUARY A. b 1906, at
10 O'Clock, A. M tho following described Real Rsate
VITA lot Of land stu ste In the village Of Newark
In white Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County,
Del bounded the Main Road, or Street Ia Newark
John Twesd's Mills and lands OF William Dean and
lands Of the Newark College, and lands OF John Tweed
aud William Smith and Others, containing three
Of land more or Less,
seissd and taken In utiun the property CT Alex
audsF Macbeth, decd, and to be sold by
GEORGES 4. HAGANY, Sheriff.
aharid,a nflnA Nav Cnatla. RebrnnrY Z. 1860.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
LARGE PUBLIC SALE.

Fifty Head of Cows and other Stock.
Vii sifafi% s.s
%i e:S from I GSS New a ossts aSSdrsd
On Thursday, March =, 1866,
sRTs SS kSen sna
go sSss.rs Ss ssad
Sa
s:sns Sos:s
stock, siTsd y 6.ssoi.: sneommsn style ana T
stanS .ions.ide q wishout hlt;hnx
io.l ~ WYATT MORGAN No. isrss marc.
sSso ( Or ws
old heavy ssSo good
BLACK Primes mare o. mare Of uI G%
No. sipon grey hsSss year. .sesiont rS.d
so5s. sInoS Pa
years. old, psrtislI1 broken. No Shay mare colt,
% S s.'f r.? saho
and ~, ysarlings, fr Morgan nd Oesoo and mares
wsnoATssi5 ssso'nts Chester SSg1sy
azaS re- SSsnIM sSiEhEsrs,z two horse wagon, with
oSes; OF rigging brosdwheei cart / good eeaT;
sGTa
9:ssSiPsiass. Sssss s,ss,s sfss:i sSaSs'
eies too tedious mention. large lot milk cans
good order milk buckets is.se aosntity q
6fY acres Of wheat in ground. sold in three different
'hSUszHoLD AND KITCHEN FuREIrugF-con-
s oS. a. @ ses
tu.es cylinder steve barrel q sorghum syFuR vine
ts!nIes y q ssSs.ss: Ss: H. Ssssfs Pay IN
all the above property wy sale
1 \. fahE "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

HA-The Lincoln Memorial ceremor;..
took Plase at The National Capital. Nondav -
the presence Of the President. the Cabins, a.,
.e,;' HOUSES oi congress. Mr.. Bancroh's
thoughtful production, more df a review ~
the administration of Mr.. Lipcslb ,ban a a.,
m uPoh us character. 1t will command
ontsonI'n a..eutIon, tnough 1t IL 100 bold and
VN''p'A'n W meet win universal approval,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
PURLIC SALE.

n WILL be sold at Public sale. on the ~zfJv&
NYfarm Of Hiram IL. Lodge. in Brady ~
SA wine Hd, I miles nom Wilminst ton, on
DAY, REBR0ARY 10Th, 1866, at o'clock, p. NJ, the
coming siI years old gentle ali kinds OF harness.
y head Of good -sh some with calves by their
sides, others r ;shoats year old heller, good
dearborn wagon, nearly new. wi tn iron axle German
town wagon, light riding wagon trottng wagon,
bern hsrnass saddle and bride. cutter sh, seist
bells horse cart, horse revolving rshe, grain fap
g. ain cradle and moving scythss. plo.s, hnirows
forks rakesi sh yels hoes mail and wedger axes sn
also lot of milk pans shprns, buckets and met,nres
acres wheat in the and hay by the tom also
hou 'shold aid kitchen furniture, sud many othr
thin Es not mentioned. Terms made known on day o
sale. - ALEAANDEk VALENTINE.