Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

Ortnoku tettnluut VI saAt toea uhnit W. 1iha-
letown was finally settled upon as the most DO
dvIsable and profitable. This decision Of The
.ent county people did not suit the eupidiy Of Ly
ONE Delaware intermeddlers, who are (in im~ X
einglion) building the Kent road, not for the o.
,eople OF Kent, but for their own especial
,sneht, oat Of the money Of the Kent ceuuty r.
,eople. This clique advocate Townsend as the
most convenient point for the Kent Road 70 de
top, alleging that By so doing the Delaware
Railroad would build the Delaware end of the VI
line. Failing 70 accomplish their object BY
fair means, t1ey have resorted to suatagem R
and force to compel the Kent county people to
accept Townsend as the terminus for their j
road, and induced the Delaware Legislature at
Its last session to pass q law forbidding tue d
building of any branches from any point on
the Delaware Railroad north OF Townsend I
The result of that move can be easily per- Z
ceived. II the Kent people run their road 90
the Delaware Road, they will be obliged to
stop at Townsend, as there Is no WY to avoid
it. These conditions should not be accepted
THE people of Kent have still one resort lett.
There Ia an old survey for the Eastern Shore
railroad still In existence, which begins at
ktop and runs through all the shore eenn-
ties. This line runs nearly parallel with the
Delaware railroad, aud II put in operation
would be one OF the most lucrative roads that
| could be built 10 Eastern Maryland. We hope
our citizens will refuse to listen to the advise
OF oficious Intermediates, az they arc fully
casabie OF building and running their own |
railroads.
Freedmen in Dsiauosre and Maryland BIT. |
Msjor General E. M. Gregory, Assistant Com
missioner Of the Freeamen's Bureau for the
States of Delaware and Maryland, has ren-
dered his report for the quarter ending March
81, 1867. The General ttates that the gen.
eral condition OF the coiored people coming
under his observation while in Delaware was
satisfactory. Lsbsr seemed abundant and no
. evidences of idleness were appsrent Thus Tar
no complaints Of inability to secure justice
through the civil courts of the State have been
received from freedmen, and the influence Of
. the Bureau in the State has only been exertud
a in the cause Of edueation. II will be imprac.
= ticable, he thinks, to fully make known and
y extend through Delaware the objects OF the
= | Bureau. other than educational, unless the
State ie constituted sub district, In charge
4. of an officer stationed at Wilmington or some
l, other central point. In Maryland the con-
= ditIou Of the colored people has not been ma
!. literally amended by any action OF the state
"a Legislature, which met and adjourned during
~ the quarter, the only acts passed tending TO
- ameiiorate their condition being bill TO re-
= peal the law authorizing the sale OF negroeI
into slavery as punishment for crimei bill v
repeal certain sections Of the Code relating Il
~ negroes, known as BLACK Laws referring u
~ kidnapping, importing eonvicts or slaves, in
cenaiary publications and unlawful marriage
!, between whites and blacks; and an attempt I
= legslEe the unjust apprenticeship laws OF TN
n. State was defeated.
lal A Sad cass.-we are informed that Mar
ale Warner, who formerly lived in this city,
Young, pretty, but friendless girl, died
ion Newport and was buried there on Monday las
in, from the effects OF an abortion practlsed on h
ty, by woman In this city who follows this bus
OF ness. The young girl died Withholding th
q name of the wretch who effected her destrut
No. tion. Another young lady who had attends
and Newport for the Same purpose mysterious
ice disappeared last winter and 1t is feared tn
See sic was put out Of the way. The citizeas
Newport should Inquire into the matter, al
is & if IL is possible to find the woman guilty
are the crime, the authorities Of Wilmington W
sed soon bring her to justice.
DR.. Ssmms' Fhits PaimOnic Baisam I'll
AZ preparation is a complete chemical iood a
sw 4 will build up weakened, emaciated and brek
down constitutions. This remedy is rapid
-l.nking the place Of all others in all disease
81. II sra especially Chronic Diseases, affecting d
as yEh-ssst. Breast, Windpipe and Lungs. In Pr
monary Uossumpt.on it has proved an inval
able remedy. In Coughs, Sore Throat, Broi
,,s chits, hoaraeness, &C., has proved eminent
sssssssts: II As,RS,s foa Group II E ps
OPP NsS''ip1on' Depot 41h aaa King stFss,s "
,m..U ArTiVed-The noted blockaae rnnn., n
al ssr' ioimeriy the Wren, arrived at the ',Ther
Dr T eAe marian g Holling sworth eonnnno-
AuursuSy last. She was built bv Jnhn I.
or. 81 ereas britain, and cost $3.50, 600 ia gold
ton Sa Gus was purchased and brought 70 our Civ
Ps, ~ y. Benson, for Capt. awleas, SSs
agile he 49, Ano'uer oeok put upon her, and is
ron between Galvs.1oO oi1 n1y Tor dispatch be
oFuz. sAnue, and We
hen GToeers, Look !-asore 4 Br0tbsr oo.,
ers rhird ard Orange streets bans a" oosGer
9and, and will cell and deliver ~ s,as.-
ted uep9s IN the city, free of charge. the foIjn;
me rnhsdeiphia jobbers' priees ,--Kirg ssa,
81, e searco, MeGiunis (Illiuois) Starch ~,
son otaren, Adamantine Candles. e,s ana 10,
M S nS. Blue Imported CASTLE soar. s
' John @. HaddocE, carpenter and b,;,d.
of El s removed his shop from King strsst Nc
sst nrona sWee., between Orange q TatuaIl'
er ps ss.iu 20 40 all Kinds OF carpentering spc
luing up stores, fancy bulk windows ~ ~
bo Joooing In general, at reasonahIa cS"I an
~ Give HIM call. To- 20 enarges.-
1sorge II. TIndak. -Oontraetor a,a -,
ce onop-No III West street, below S.. oSiue !.
ar SECOND story. Resldeuce-No. 428 H.. a.,
sNeet' The front of stores execu,nd - ~
rs tru stj lie oy an experienced mechanic 49, H ~
iserlor htted mp in the best manner tn ~
es ping promptly attended to. 'oo
HSEss CaypmssrtnS. Colt 4 RI, ,..,,..
aa builders are prepared to contract tor ~
o ySoong promptly and 10 the best msnno execute
yan give many reftrsnoes-but will nnIs tney
perortty cf the many buildings iaa s ,,es g
B:ftb ava sbulding-0range street bst1s.
hESlDEscE-NO. 500 ID. 9Th street. ,rr,, o.
VIM ~ Rsnnsr6, 500 M,,L.. -.
oIening his usual large VARIETY ~ t. sueet is now
Iess Eoods One lot striped mobair s5 osnt pam
ot piaia Poll do chevre, 81 cts Oaa Iot ~ me
styles foreign Sress sS S Large quantities Of ali
ga. English and French ohin'zs. al ~ % per
Iargains among these goods All b. 49, U.s. Dome
anap Wool and delsines so and 625 eents 1--WE Of
ane. beautiful double fold mobsirs WIZ. Very
giant sew oolois, so and 62t cts. Nsw L Ion Ele
NJ kreatiy Ieduo d rates Colored and Sno nm, is
dspSvpn Sf S Ihs best line Of white goods svS Ss
land desirable goods n ne ssn,tipg Of al the new
Sas plaid eembrics, plaid Swiss pIad % p,ald
| prsnnh rnnsnites marseilles, tarietans ST.,
New York nr1s;, Piqaes. 90, &c. All att the loves,
in8 goods, black grapes of the hast nn mourn
seiis, la,ge and heavy, Dc One ~ ss grape
cts To- S'sEs sapaSSs and Tohsrs in s city fsS
Vi siu gloves, 81 rs, from No IA q 'iVipg eolors
al. nto our usual line Of carpets n...t.
ciIGths windew shades, DC. ''' ipastings, oil
abIiue - ooukht and sold for cash only. tbsr.h,
"'ins 'nem to be sold at the Lowest prcas On
WIZ. M. KEsEAnp.
TINE SAVED Money sIvrnt
e esIkREsr and 20 to CRAwpoRn's ~ TOUR OWN 4
S, no west Second street and Shoe
for Iad;as large assortment Of Boots nd sLl.'
sq1 eastern manufacture Aiso our own city,
-, SVLE BOOTS, which all who worS Si;eoIated
Srs places shosld wear For INSANE R nsSr
Railroad mon C arisrs Drivers of City Cars =,