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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

The DRuYKARD FATHER.-Yonder is father
and husband. Let US follow him to that house
no longer home, where lonely and heart
broken wife sits covering over the embers and
with half-starved children awaits with trembling
the hour of his approach. She was once lovely
bride, and she united her destinies with one
eyerv wav worthy of her affection. Look at those
ragged and neglected children. They have
tasted the sweets of competency, and have heard
the soft accents of fathers love- And now
look at that boated and loathsome wretch, hold
ing fast to the half fopened door, at whose howl
this whole group tremhles. He was the object
Of that woman love, He is the father OF those
helpless children But do not yet curse him.
He was once as far from this as any one OF you
Suppose ye that this man is alone IN his guiit
Far. very far from it. The guilt lies at the door
Of many man not yet sunk so low. The young
man who takes his morning dram, or now and
then goes from home for greater indulgence.
yes, and the reputable citizen who is now ana
then, brought home from the club and put to
rest with great secresy, upon them does this con.
demnation rest. Unless ye repent ye shall all
likewise perish-Dr. Wayland.
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Nor DEAD YET.-Those terrific ire-eaters who
used to make so much noise in the Calhoun style
before the war are coming out fresh, as fierce,
as contemplate and impudent as ever in view
of the assembling here of the Democratic Con-
vention. These fellows saved their lives very
carefully in bombproofs during the war, and not
one of the number is now missing. They are all
il the city, and all writing savagely Southern
letters to their home admirers informing those
people generally of their own consequence.-New
York HERALD June o4h
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THE GRAND ARxY.-The official returns from
the various posts of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, exclusive of the Pacific States and Ter
ritories, contain 100000 registered names OF
members. These all support Grant and Colfax.
What soldiers then did the late Soldiers and
Sailors Convention represent in New York
The Confederates, of course.
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shall w. Know Each Other There {,

When we hear the music ringing
Through the bright, celestial dome;
When. sweet angel voices singing,
Gladly bid US welcome home
To the land Of ancient story.
Where the spirit knows no care
In the lend Of light and glory
Shall We know each other tberef
When the holy angels meet rs,
As We 60 to join their band
Shall we know the friends who greet us
In the glorious spirit laudi
Shall we see the same eyes shining,
On rs, in days of yore,
Shall We feel their dear twining
fondly round Us, as before
Yes. my earth-worn soul rejoices,
And my weary heart grows light,
For the thrilling angel voices
And the angel faces bright
This blest hope to us is given,
Sweetly cheering us below.
They shall welcome in Heaven,
They are waiting for rs nowi
Oh ye weary. sad and tossed ohes,
Droop not. faint not. by the way;
Ye shall join the loved and Just ones,
In the land Of perfect day
Harp string.. touched by angel fingers,
Murmured in my raptured ear
Evermore their sweet song fingers
We shall know each other there!"
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-DIRE ORs -
j. MORA MOSS BENJAMIN BREWSTER,
JAMES OTIS. JABEZ H0WES
WM. Z. BARRON, A. HAYWARD
j. G. KITTLE, NICHOLAS LUNING,
JOS A. DONOH0E, JOHN PARROT,
NJ. ]. OCONNOR. L. SACHS.
W. W. MONTAGUE, NJ. D. SWEENY,
MOSES HELLER, E. II. WINCHESTER,
ADAM GRANT, JAMES PHELAN,
CHAS L. Low, GUSTAvE TOUCHARD,
JACOB SCIOLLE, MICHAEL CASTLE,
JAMES DOW, NICHOLAS LARGO,
JOSEPH SELLER, N G.. KITTLE,
L. II. ALLEN, WM. c. TALBOT,
A. SELIGMAN, PATRICK McARAN,
C. TEMPLE EMMETT GEO. c. JOHNSON,
JOS. BRANDENSTEIN, CALEB 7. FAY.
7. Z. LINpENBERGER Sacramento.
L. CUNNINGHAM and VIM. SMITH, Marysve.
GUSTAvE TOUCHARD President
CHARLES D. Secretary
2to. ID. z. GORDON, Agent at Weaverville
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BRANDYwINE BANKS.

BRANDYwINE BANKS.
The Riddle and Bancroft Grant and CoIax Club
Of Brandywine Banks turned out on Monday
evening and made very handsome appearance.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT MIbpLErowN.
Colonel William Brown, of Kentucky, and
Anthony Higgins, Esq, addressed large Rrpub-
llcan meeting ut Middletown, on Monday night.
The meeting was held at the house OF Captain
Samuel Pennington, the handsomely decorated
porch being used as a stand, and brilliantly illu-
minated with torches.
The meeting was rganized by electng Capt.
Pennington President, and Dr. Mckee Secretary.
Mr. Higgins made brief but telling address,
replcte with facts and arguments, at tho conclli-
sion of which he introduced Col Brown, who
gave to the Democrats of Middletown (who were
present in large force and listened attentivey and
courteously) full account of the support given
by Horati0 seymour to Mr.. Chase and negro
suffrage platform. The Colonel described the
condition of the South under Rebel rule, and
showed the disastrous consequences of the DEM
ocratic policy Of equal taxation Tor all.
The meeting adjourned with hearty cheers for
Grant, Coltax, and Torbert.
A campaign club was to he organized nj Mid
dletOwn last night
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OUR NEIoHBoRs.


Mr. z. s. Farland, u former resident OF Tai
bot county, died recently at Tappahannock, Va.
The colored people of st. Michaels are build
illg new church, and intend using their old one
Tor school house.
There are fiattcring indications of good
oyster business at 81. Michacls this season.
DIR. Anthony Thompson, native of Talbot,
died recently In Cambridge, where he had resided
Tor some years.
The white people of st. Michaels are un-
usually exempt from disease, this year, but the
mortality amongst the colored people is greater
lhan IL has been for years.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
A religious revival is in progress amongst
The colored people Of Denton.
Mr.. Archie Cohee died suddenly on the End
inst, of congestion of the brain.
The Republican mass meeting at Denton was
Tie largest that has been held there for several
Years; Republicanism is getting popular even in
Maryland.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Friday, 4th of Decenber next, has been set
apart for the execution of VIM. Wells and VIM.
wilson, convicted OF the last term of the Court
Tor tho murder Of the officers of the Brave.
cEcu. COUNTY.
-Elghty-eight cucumbers were gathered from
single vine grown by Mrs. Basil Haines neal
Rising Sun.
Cecil is "some" on big calves. One weigh
W. l92 lbs when dressed, was slaughtered IL
Elkton, last week.
Two potatoes, weighing respectively 27 ant
y, ounces, have been left at the Wing Office
ihey arc of the mercer variety.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Princess Anne Is infested with thieves.
"A camp meeting was In progress In this county
W. inc 4th inst. They don't mind the weathe
down there
The corn crop Is good-much better than wa
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Newtown Lyceum will shortly rssum
/ lis sessions.
The blind-staggcfs has invaded Worcester
.,iu llle disease threatens to become an epidemic
amongst the horses.
QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.
I inst. N'-' NfN
pmWm. Mckinney has purchased Stuart i
Aiiory's farm for $69.40 per acre.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
The D. & D. R. r. Co. has contracted for
ncW engine, to cost ten thousand dollars. II
NJ nc called the "Wilson Byrne," after the Pre-
,aehi Oh the road. They are also making prep
, h,ons al Cambridge to give the iron horse q
mng reception upon bis arrival at that place. I'll
creek is being thoroughly cleaned out and dec
saheu, which VIII make safe and spacious harbo
nreakwater will be built to prevent the cree
tom ION hlllng up with the sediment which com
, n,n up the river. Several substantial wharv
, ",, ne built, and other improvements are co
t,eaplated, which, If carried out, will add great
'" me business Of the town.
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EoR SALE
A PINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

Ami will sell, on easy terms, my residence and
Ga grounds attached to the same, located 2E miles
below New Castle, Del, on the river road. The
grounds comprise % acres Of excellent land which
are $50 apple, pear. dwarf and Standard) plum and
cherry trees of the choicest varieties, and In full
son Blackberries Philadelphia and Black Cap
Raspberies acres choice Strawberries; with a
large amount OF asparagus aud rhubarb, goosencrry
on ctrrant bushes and shrubbcry and towering plants
in the greatest proftsion.
The buildings comprise Gothic residence contain
Ing 81 spacious rooms, finished In the most complete
manner, with Bath rooms and hot and cold water !;
ful supply Of clear spring water from two hydraul-
ic rams, located at large spring On the premises.
(The water Ia forced through pipes into the house
and stables) On the south and east fronts OF the
residence Ia continuous verandah 1870 feet in length
from which can be the river view which, for ex
tent and beauty s unsurpassed by any on the Della.
ware coast On the premises there Is also firsclass
tenant house containing rooms with never-fai ng
spring at the door, new barn 30x40 feet, in style
to CORE spend with the residence poultry yard
containing 1880 so. feet: "a bee house, grape arbor
100 feet In length covered with yonng and thrifty
Concord and Delaware Vines md n good well and
pump.
The buildings on the place are nearly new, with
the exception OF the barn which is now being con-
structed and the shrbcry and fruit rdes are young
and thrifty. As HOME, this property presents rare
attractions and the propret0rs only reason for SELL
ing s because OF angering chronic disease which de-
bars him from properly attending to the manage
ment of the place. As truck farm, nursery fruit
gerde. this property is peculiarly available being
from State Road station the Del. r. r. For fur
Their particulars terms, etc. apply by letter Or Ia per
sOn to b. r. BELL,
oc1-3tpw New Castle, Del.
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Marrfaaes.

FRAME-LAYIoN.-on the morning of Tuesday,
October 9Th at Magnolia, by the Rev. Edward II.
True, Rector of Christ Church, Dover, Thomas c.
Frame, M. D.. of Dover, and Miss Mary E. Layton,
daughter of Louder L. Layton, Esq. Of Magnolia.
SHOCKLEY-C0OPER.- Dover, on the morning
Of the 9th inst, by the Rev. O. + Flippo, John u.
Shockey, Esq, and Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, both o!
Dover
HANNAFORD-DEWEESE Camden,o the 9th
inst, at the residence Of the brides father by Rev
j. Owen Sypherd, Mr.. Ebenezer Hannaford, Of Gin
cinnati, and Miss Annie Dcweese, of Camden
BISaoP-BRoWN.-o the It'll inst, in Grace NJ
e. Church, by the Rev. Alfred Goodman, Mr.. Thorn
as Bishop to Miss Lizzie +. Brown, beth Of this
city.
HOSKEN- TRENERY.-O Wednesday afternoon,
October 1858. at the PASTORS residence, 614 Race
st., by the Rev. Il. w. Hutter, ID. D., Mr.. Thomas
Henry Hoskin, to Miss Carolize Francis Trenery,
both Of this city.
PRATT-LEACH.-AtS St. AIMS Church, Middle
town. Oct It'll, by Rev. John Collins McCabe, D.
D.. Mr.. Samuel a. Pratt, Of Queen Anne's county
Md. and Miss Hattie @. Lynch, daughter of Amos
W. Lynch, ESQ.,. near Middletewn, Del.
HAMM0ND-DAyIS.-On the I'd inst. by Rev. Wm
q. Robinson, Philada., Ephram Hammond Of Mas.
sachusetts. to Miss Lizzie s. Davis, of this city.
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THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, WILMINGTON. DEL
The Little Electlon.

The Democrats have about finished bowling
now over tho Little Election" They have not
failed for years to carry every county Mt this cleo
tion at which very light vote is cast They
made special effort this time TO carry even this
city, and the Hundreds which avo gone Rcpub-
lican at similar elections before. In this county
their effort failed without any special effort OF the
Republicans to oppose ii. Of course, the dcspc-
rate effort increased the democratic vote.
In Kent county, Republican tickets were not
nominated In many Hundreds, and of course the
whole vote cast Is claimed as u Democratic ma
jorily. In Milford Hundred, which we carried
by three votes last year, and where ticket was
nominated this year, they did elect their officers.
district In Sussex, which we lost last year, and in
another Hundred, Lcwcs and Rrioboth, lost half
their last years majority.
| The fruits OF the victory are just this they
made desperate organized effort throughout the
State to secure all the election officers in Noyem-
Der and carried two Hundreds and one election
district In the two lower counties they never car
rled before. They ask us to stand nghast ut this
| and although we are willing to be as accommo-
mating as possible, VIC confess our inability to get
up anything of n scare in the matter.
:, But besides giving the whole vote In many
Hundreds, MS Democratic majority without
mentioning that there was no opposition, they
also carefully select the candidates receiving the
smallest majority In the republican llundrcds,a and
figure from that For instance, in Mill Creek
Hundred, the Republican Inspectors and Road
Commissioner, were elected by 2 majority, and
for Assessor there was q tie, the Republican CAN
dldaic being elected by the casting vote of the
election officer. Yet IL their table they put this
Hundred down as tie, and give no idea MS to
which party's candidates arc elected.
In Baltimore aud Indian River Hundreds in
the first OF which one OF Our candidates had ID
majority, and one in the latter 81. The lowest
majoritcs are carefully selected, and the figures
are made and 28.
BY this system of calculation, they are able 10
figure up the following as the rcsultof the cleo
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

VIII England has sold his house No. SOP West
street to Mrs. Perkins, for $500.
John Wood and others, owners of the new row
just built on Washington street, below Sixth, have
sold the middle house of the low TO W. II. Eng
land, for 1920.
Thomas NJ. Ogle, auctioneer, on Saturday af-
ternoon sold the following properties, belonging
to the estate of s. Hopper, deceased. House,
No. l05 King street, to james Bradford for $500,
house No. 3l3 Orange street to Hugh Mclaughlin
81, 800. Eight acres of land on Garesche's TO I'd,
with two frame houses and barn, to John Mills
for 81, 60
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15
brands, STEEL STAMPS AND STENCILS can
ID be had at j. A. ROBINSON % cos.

ELECTORAL DROPS, new and elegant prepare
lion for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial Affections
&C., at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor Front and West.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Unisn Republican Mass Meetings.
FRIDAY, Oct. 16.-City Hall, Wilmington, Col.
r. Stockett Matthews, OF Maryland.
SATURDAY, Oct. 17.-Weldln's woods, Brandy
wine HID, Edward g. Bradford, Esq, Col. r..
Stockctt Matthews, Robert O. Fraini, ESD
TUESDAY, Oct. 20 Georgetown, Hon. Jas. IT..
Campbell, Pa, Gen. Robson, N. j., Hon.
N. B. 6mithers, Hon. Jacob Moore.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 21.--Milford, Hon. Jas. H.
Campbell, Hon. N. B. Smithers, Gen. Robe
son, N. j., Hon. A. g. Cattell.
THURSDAY, Oct -Middletown, County
Mass Meeting.
FRIDAY, Oct 28.-Kirkwood. A
MONDAY. NOV. 2.-Clty Hall, Wilmington.
The Republicans of Sussex county have placcd
the following ticket in nomination -
STANDARDIZATION L. Lyons, L. r. Hid.
REPRESENTATIVES =
Samuel j. Morgan, Nanticoko Hid.
Robert 8. Long, Dagsboro Hid.
Benjamin Moore, Little Creek Hid.
John W. Shiles, N. w. +. Hid.
Joshua @. Townsend, Bait. Hid.
Peter r. Burton, Indian River Hid.
Alfred L. Reddon, Georgetown Hid.
sHERIFF-Wllllam Lonand, Cedar Creek lid.
CORONER-Purnal j. Maull Broadklln Hid.
LEVY COURT
Hiram r. Burton, Lewes and Rehoboih IId
David Robbins, BroadlSn Hid.
Robert 4. Phillips, B. Greek Hd,
Jacob A. Wllgus. Baltimore Hid.
VIM. Richards, Little Creek IId.,
Peter Rust, Georgetown Hid.
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If lady can't weep for lost husband, she

If lady can't weep for lost husband, she
might at least wear watered silks.
A Yankee has established an omnibus
line between JaiIa and Jerusalem.
Chicago has had Bull Fighter would
have had, only the bull wouldn't fight.
-Tostees dresses as La Grande Duchesse
cost $4,000. They were made in Paris.
Josh Billings has just married his eldest
daughter to a young Wall street banker
"A very nice waterfall can now be purch-
esed for eight dollars on Broadway. Water
falls are falling.
Kansas has discovered petrifed croco
ollie one hundred and twenty-slx feet long
A li-likely story.
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rs- The place to 80 II you want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson s. Fouks, No. 1902 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety Of boot and
Shoe from the light dress shoe fancy pumf to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and none
whe wish to buy fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, it is just the place to go.
minptOn.
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An EASTERN SHORE DIocFsE. the Episco-
pal Convention, on Monday, the Committee on
chairman, the Rev. Dr. Thomas Q. Pitkin, re-
ported All application for the erection of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, east of the Chcsa-
peake bay and the Susquchanna river, into sep
arac diocese. The report stated that the applica-
ton was accompanied with evidence sufficient to
convince the committee that all the require
mcnts Of the constitution of the Church for n
division of the diocese had been fully complied
with, ard the report concluded with resolutions
giving consent, with the concurrence Of the
Bishops, to the division Of the diocese of Mary
land, and providing for the manner of clcctiug Il
nav Bishop. Adopted without amendment.