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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

ErGIsrEn's OFFICE, New Castle, Jan. 9th, 1873,
I i'DS the application OF Mary A. Solomon admin
~ sirairix, OF John l. Solomon, late Of Will
minEun City in said County, deceased 1t Is ordered
aud dmcctrd:by the Register that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice OF the granting of letters of Ad
ministIatoh upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof, by causing advertise
mcns to he posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters In six of the most public places of the Co
of New Castle requiring all persons having demands
agans the Estate, TO present the same, OF abide by
AN Act OF Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same To be Inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE kEPuBLiCAy n news
paper published in Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months.
l-~~) Given under the hand and Seal of Office Of
}L.s. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle County
~ aforesaid the day and year above written.
d. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly at
tested 10 the Administrators on before Jan. 9Th,
49, abide the Act Of Assembly in such made
and provided. MARY A. SOLOMON,
Address, Wilmington, Del. Administrative.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
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Thursday evening, March 9Th .-by Rev. G. W.
folwell, Mr.. Harry Bet and Miss Eleanore V,
schultz, both of Wilmington.
In Wilmington. Del, on Thursday .evenine
March 9Th 1873, by the Rev. Geo, A. LatimeI
Rector # Calvary Church, Elijah Tyson Max
we'll TO Mary Anna Woodward.
On Thursday February 20, by the Rev. II. II
Davis, Mr.. George 5, Jeandell to Miss Mary
buckingham all Of Wilmington
On the 9Th of March, by the Rev. Geo. ].
Porter Of Newark, Del, Edward W. Taylor
of London Co, Virginia, a nd Marion Maybin,
only daughter of JAS. A, NJ aybin of this city
No cards.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

NEW HOTEL AT DovER.-A bill is no" be-
fore the Legislature for the Incorporation OF
{. company to erect large hotel In Dover. The
Delawaean says that it is confidently asseted
by the friends Of the enterprise that Fifty sub
scriptions of $500 each can he readily obtained,
and nos ,iblv enough more at smaller figures
to make a cash capital Of $4,000. The Deiawa'
rcan saws in view Of the increased bu mess
which It is believed viii accrue to the hotels
from various enterprises aow in prospect IN and
about Dover, there can be but little douol
that whatever money is put into a good hote
here will be well invested, especially for thos,
who own property 10 tue neighborhood.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

New CksrLE COUNTY, JANUARY 18th. tsrs
4 Fos the applcatlonor AUGUSTUS HILEMAN
u Executor OF Elizabeth Roe, late Of Christlana
Hundred deceased; II Is ordered and directed hv
the Register that the EXECUTOR aforesaid piys
notice OF the granting OF LRrTERs TESTAMEN-
TARY uroN THE ESTATE OF THE pEoEAsrny
with the date OF granting thereof, by Causing MI
ycrtsenicnts to be POSTED. within forty days from
the date OF such Letters, IN six Of the most public
having demands against the estate 10 present tile
same or abide by the Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same 10 Inc
inserted within Tue period, In the Delaware Re-
publican, II newspaper published in Wilmington and
TO be continued therein two months
(~>>J Given under the hand and Seal OF Office Of
}L.s. tho Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New
w. Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
NUTICE.-All persons having claims against the
estate of tho deceased must present the same duly
attcsted TO the EXECUTOR, ON or before Jan. 18th,
1871 nbide the Act of Assembly In such case made
| and provided AUGUSTUS HILIMAN.
| Executor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

FW'hr, .,Itie. trpn The Moim country are
lee. pacific, Eiiiih Steele i,it irrka, Califpr-
MIA, on IhrstlAv, To- t.i'. Lava beds, with the
propositions asieed On 10y the Peace Commits
sIonels. Ilu5lr were that TIE MoJocs should
surrender pr,surers IF war and receive iull
4Inbosiy and that they should ba removed to
Angel Island AT there fed, clothed and shelter
ed until the, r"Nld l." removed tot warmer
country perhaps Altoona. Stecle's reception
by the Indians was not assuring. Captain Jack
was friendly, hut SeAonches and other warriors
were decidedly hc-tne in manner The In
tians finally asked '"nr lei. in the Lava Beds.
prslnisins that little past was forgotten hey
would make poIce.' fncy also wanted aiea-
cham Af'd ippeg1te to visit them next ,lay to
DC reeonced. hu' j, vas iiigHshttLo,. intended
treachefy. Only one 1T the Indians oscar
faced Charlie seemed really ankle; for a set.
tlenIent ~ the troubles.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

SET THE Docs UPoS HIM-lhe Pottstown
Ledger relates that Dir. Daniel Leiler of North
coventry township, Chester county, went out
on Sunday night eek. 10 shut q gaze that had
been left uuiastened, and, Willie passing lie ar
The barn, noticed hat his corn crib DIOR W as
open, AID saw the form Of man walking near
1t. These circumstances led lin to suspect
mat something was wrong, and lie accordingly
cal. couple Of dogs and Kissed them al, er
The intruder The CLAP left Suddenly, and ran
like race-horsc, his hair streaming in the
wind, aud his coat tails standing out straight
b4Linl him, and the dos yeliug after him
caused him 10 Iedouble his exerlions, and get
up speed almost equal IL that ola lightning
express uan The chase continued several
huldred yards, When human feetness and bot
tom proved too much ior canine swiitness,
and the fellow managed to get of safely with
GU sraich at bite Mr. Ecker after
wards dl,royeFrd thai lbs ltitur was 10 corn
thef a; all OIL, Il. ,ti t1lt his gir va, bring
ing hone % sit up WITH OF course our flrmer
regrets IA. b. Is tr'n .'." cast, bat he can
nor y ll tan hs.. tH.1 - '.,A,, ui tht. agility
ai-iIN'j ,#,' .iE -.", .t d., that departing
yot.n" liitt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

that the Legislature will MT complete the bust
ness likely to come up much before the iirst oil
April. Both Houses adjourned IN Friday after
room. Among the most important bills read in
the. III use last week, was that in regard to the
per diem Of members
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

The CITY DGBr.-rhe total debt OF the
city is S35l,95o. Ofthis sum $1,000 have been
incurred fol school buildings, $4,000 for widen
lag King stand 100000 for Water street. As a
set off 10 the above Indebtedness the city owns
water rights,pumps and other fixtures which cost
$50, 500, while the square of ground occupied
by The old basins is valued at s75 900, three
squares ofground on Broom and Rodney streets
valued at $4,000; lot for new basin which
cost s52.2I5, water pipes, &c, valued at S204,-
900, making a total Of s45l,ST5. The water
rents amounted to $4,000 the past year, a sum
sufficient to pay the interest on The lntlre city
Indebtedness. The city has therefore some
thing to show fIr lney that has been exps IL
ded, and is nat 81 bad oil Is the Democrat,
.abor to m.l..' II tYyear.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

Japanese kites, just received at he Wilm inl
on tea house. j. l.. Houston, Jr
A REMARKABLE PRoPHEcY.--The follow
ing which Is known as s.Mothsr Ship-on's
Prophecy" was first published in lass, and re-
published IN l34l. It will be noticed that all
the even predicted in IL, except the two last
iiucs-Mh ich isstill in the future-have already
come pas:
Carriages without horses shall 60,
Aud accidents ill the world with woe,
Alonnd the word thoughts all dy
In the twinkling Ufan eye,
Water shall yet more wonders do;
Now strange, yet shall bu tue.
The world upside down shall be,
And gold | o tou ID 1t root of tree.
Through hills man shall ride,
Aud no horse or ass be ut his side,
Under water men shall walk,
Shall ride shall sleep, shall talk.
In the air men shall be seen,
In white, in black, IN green.
Iron in the water shall float,
As easy as "a wooden boat,
Gold shall be found, and found
In u land that's not now known.
Fire and water shall wonders do,
England shall at last admit a Jew.
ri,c world to all end shall come
ineigiteea hundred aud eighty-onc.
II, Louis Chris .4du0cate.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

Dr.. SiHm* White Fuimon,c BalsaJn. -Read
the following testimony, with reference to this
great throat and lung remedy. We are in re-
ceipt oi letters almost daily, attestng the great
merits OF this wonderful preparation III Coughs,
Colds, Sore Threat, IIoalsencss, sudden stufling
up OF the Lungs Bronchitis, Blood Splitting.
Group, Asthma and in Pulmonary Consump.
ton, 1t Is even curing large percentage. IL is
bringing new proofs of its great utility every
day Read the following which speaks for It's
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

AccIiol, NH, december Eth, 1872.
Df. Siliims. Dear Sir:-Wil you please send
me two small bottles, or one large bottle of
your White P'limonc Balsam. l have been
using 1t for over year, and think it is the best
medicine have ever seen for Group. Inever
allow myself to be without the White Pulmon-
&c Balsain, If can hep it. Please send it
right away for am nearly out, and did moi
Know what ! would do until thought of get
Ting 1t by express. You are at perfect liberty
TO use my name III making known to others the
value oiyonr medicine. Respectfully Yours,
MIs. THOMAS VANDyKE.
Principal depot. Fourth and King streets,
wilmington, Delaware. Philadelphia tep 1t,
COZ Arch street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

i;ENprcINlLD Among tic nominations
mad by Precedent GrEt o the U. s. Sena.e
on II i,lay laa:, vas Tie name ofJohn M. Dunn
Marshal roi lie District Of Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

Conference. --'i'iir F!fth session Vi the " H.
uingLon Confeiei. :, convened in Etston Md.
last wednesday Bishop Scott presided. Messls
Martlndaie klIg, and Ridgeway We're olectnt
Secretaries. The vacancies in The Board Of
Stewards were filed by RrV. Mr.. ENGLAND fol
the Dover district; Rev. Mr.. Nation for tho
Easton district, and Rev. alr. Brown, Tor til,
Snow Hin district. Bishop Scott male 4 feeling
address, i'll which he remarked that II Years
ago, this spring, he WAS received into the lhila
depha Conference and received his first ;llr
pontment 10 Eason. Hr very cioqiently pic
tured the scene eff h.s journey from home an,
his kind reception by the people, and Observe,
most wonderful. chlugGs have taken place since
that time hare and through OFT the whole church
Ills widest lima ginatOns never took in the worl
of a Bishop rs laying before him. and yet Tn
Providence Of God lad led him to it, and had al
ways sustained him in it, He had never a stron:
constitution, yet he had Travelled all over thu
world, presenting lis work, aud had neve
been disabled, uuI had ever said to the church
''favor me-" During sickness oflast year, whel
he thought he was near his end, he said, 81
was never happier in my life than them"
The death of Rev. j. A. Massey was announces
by Rev. J. A. Hough in very effecting terms.
The report Of President Wilson Of the Yves
leyan Female College, was highly gratifying
There are about 10 students, forty OF whom
board in the institution.
with no event OF especial interest beyond tn
reading Of the report Of the Treasurer of ih
Centenary Fund ofthe Philadelphia Conferenc,
aud the ording OF DRAFT for $l79.53 the taKu
up collection Of 500 for the widow OF the lat
Rev. j. liratdeth, aud the selection of Revs
Bristor, Harding, DUhLla way, Campbell an
Murray to Deacun's oriG.S.
A charge Of maladminstrulion preferred
ID. I. Richards. against Rev. j. ID. Curtis WI
not entertained. II was report ID That over 500
900 were expended in Church buildings in tn
Dover District during the year.
On the thild day the second instalment froI
the PhLadelph!a Tract Depository was receive
amounting to SllSO,
report frum the Temperance Commute
was made, and prohibition was demanded.
Rev. MIR. Dennum was + und quit Of in
moral conduct and expelled from the church.
a ep0rt was received from Dickinson Go
lege, and Picsldsnt McCaule, followed viii
some remarks.
President vi sun addressed tn. Cunl.ranc
concerning the interests IF VA WESLEYAN Cor
f'rence academy. A report was presented al
adopted.
Rev. d.. Dashiil, Missionary Secretary, W,
introduced. ami f. eiugk al,,..,s ,ed the Conf.
enee touching the mission .l.terrsls of II
Church.
Rev. RoJt. ". Todd spoke concerning R
hoboth Beach camp ground.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
For Rent.

For Rent
House on oastcrly side of Madison street, above
Eighth. Houses in south Wilmington near the Rul-
ling mill Also houses In different parts of the cit
Apply to w. MCCAUILEY & co.
COG Market stress
mar lO-tI Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
We'll 5 RsNGVYAlY


,,...- WILMINGTON, DEL,
4, manufacturers and dealers in harness. collars sad
uss brldles whips, robes, blankets sheets nets and
III 1ther articles usually kept in line of busness
Light, heavy single and double harness Kent on hanS
ana made TO order at reasonable rates A
DONE. ~ oMr1Lf
NJ Orders from the Country nromptlv attended ,o
act 4isn "EiL' LEVI a, RINGwALT
E-a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

Slle5 aie advertised IN me REPUBLICAN:
March,
sill * b lily, Ret Lion, Pa, 10
Edward Ed ,ails, New Castle, 10
Gordon j. Welsh, Drandywine, IL
ID. w. Chandler, Pencader, IL
Vim. Roberts, Appoquinimink, IL
j. l.. Talley, Brandy wine Id, i
John Written, Psncader, HID, IL
c. W. Arichs, White Clay Creek, Hid. 10
Robert Stuart, Christiana, Ii
Rebecca Brown, Mill Greek, IL
j. X. Brown, White Clay Greek, ID
Graham Blaudy, New Castle, IA
Derickson Phillips, Brandywine, IA
John y. Speakman, IA
Geo. A. Lee, New Castle, 10
Mary j. and ID. Eastburn, Mil OK. Hid. Is
G. Heatman, ChTistiana, Is
VIM. Cooley, New Castle, IT
VIM. Roberts, Appointments, II
George King New Castle, Is
WIN, Ward, New Castle, 10
DUPONT u Wilmot, Chrstaua, is
Marcellus Price, Brandvwine. ~
Will Armstrong Centerville, 10
A. T.. Wright, New Castle, 20
VIM. NJ. ClOad, cows, 20
i,ur .lrtlrris, Chald's Ford, 20
Nm. Martin. Wilmington, %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
Cabinet ware ana Blinds.
j. j. j. N. HARTMAN.

40 king Street, 5et,ueen Fourth and Fifth,
wilmington, Del.
seyrN Keep constantly OH hand and manufac-
--S turc 10 order Furniture of every variety aud
-, style, of tho best material, on reasonable
ax.Asa terms. Also, Venetian blinds, Of all
varieties Of patterns, made and finished In superior
STYLE at the owcst prices Blinds repaired and palm
ted.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

iuu ask why buy my hats Of Duben p
i'',9ul,c be- sells the cheapest and the best. Call
aud huy one Of lis FAN style hats.
Colres of the finest aroma, at the only Tea
and Coffee warehouse in the City, No. ii E.
lth street. j. l.. Houston, Jr.
cheap Coui.-Stove coal, $G.75; Nut, 5000
22lO lbs. in ton, for cash only, at yard south
Of Market street bridge. WIN. j. Brown. II
Established ls;IG-Rumtord Bros. Hat and
Cap Emporium, 40l Market street. ieba2- I'm
best brands, at Crippens Fourth and Market
streets.
Any one wishing TO purchase property either
improved or vacant lots, will do well to call on
NJ. NJ. Child u Co., No | West 7th st :, Exchange
building, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
always have several fine properties not adver.
tiscd. If
Fall style of silk hats can be found at Dubell's
No. = East Third street. n. B.-Silk hats
specially.
1t Is an established fact, and we fud it SO that
Humphrey IL Sandt are selling better quality
ana style of goods than can be found elsewhere
III the Safe. They manufacture their Silk Hats
persons names inserted pithOut extra charge
lifted with the French Conformitery, and per
feel Ill guaranteed at the Hat Store No. 2l(
Mlfkcl street.
jim lidincs cheap grocery, corner Second
and his streets, will remove to l0G East Sc
c"HG street, htl,w Mars flour store, on or be-
fore Goth How selling cheap to close out stock
Go g''i your basket filled, cheap.
hoa.,i,1S li'cn'ed- Several Young men Eli,
| ole 'm two married men with there wives, cal
he acc1Hm"ddrl with board by j. Parker
No T. East Second street. If,
I'WGci-A quantity Of Salt or marsh hay
| suitable for bedding; can lie delivered by waite
on the Brandywine Address, W. Luke
| Roe%ktnd post office, Del. 3t-w.
Tie very best quantity of canned tomatoes
| pehcslc- and corn at Adam Grubb 4 Co, Niutl
Ward.
y full line OF dried fruits such AS peache,
| apples, prunes, plums, blackberres, raisins
runants &c, &c., at Adam Grubb & Co.
Ninth Ward.
The best and largest ass ortment of cottag
furniture in the city is at Affair d Woodw ard
No. ll4amd !l6 King street below Second.
We have a superior article of rio coffee, ant
wish all 10 try il knowing that it will give sa
isiAcIion Adam Grubb.& Co., Ninth Ward.
Molasses * Syrups all grades and prices q
~ Grnbb X Co., Ninth Ward.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

Spring style silk un,>, now really. Broad
way, young gents, and trade styles at EumforG
Bros, 4Oi Market stor'. feb22- lin
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

"Ihe Dragon Chops il fine lea, only ~ els
per pound, at the eulj tea house IN the civ
II East 4th street. j. l.. Houston.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-27


- Seldom have VIC known ono, whose char
actcr Vas Sc trnly Rpblesrvhese life % pure
IL blameless rs our friend Andrew +. Cor
don. who died on the thirty-lirst Of Octo-
Der, 1873, al the residence of his father, in
Williamson county, Of bilious fever. We
have known him for years, in all his reia-
tious Of life, and never did we know him
to do an ignOble deed or ono that would
tarnish the fairest fame. he believed It
was his country's right to redress her wrongs,
If need be at the point Of the bayonet, and
In her honr of need, was among the first to
shoulder his muskel and last b lay It
down. A sterling Democrat and fitted By
natCrc for any position, yet be never sought
the emoluments Of Office, content TO remain
At home, the support and protection Of his
ased parents, and by his quiet example,
welding better and moro powerful infu-
enee than many who were more noisy. So
unassuming werohis manners, so unobtrusive
were his actssof kindness and love, that
those even. nearest and dearest TO him
scarcely realized his worth, till he was
gone. To his now only living parent, his
sisters and brothers, We tender our heart
felt sympathy, and may we all try to emu
late his life, so Christ-like in its purity
~ r ID. n. r.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-27

dispute and pufer and better than ours OF
other compliments. When It suits It's
selfish purpose, il can prate loudly OF its
loyalty to tho Democratic party. Yet it
could publish tl.e iopg Ieplyof De Gress to
whnt he called Inc Ialsehoods and misrcp-
rcsentstions cf Cokc and Hubbard, which
the STATESMAN persmptorily refused, and
on the very morning Of the day in which
the Democratic candidate for Governor was.
to address the people of Galveston, It could.
GU more than=a page Of its- large sheet
with NeWeomb' srecoFd of the acts Of Gov
ernor Davis and denunciatiOn Of the Demo
cratic party. Attic same time it had in its
possession, unpublished, an exposure Of Dir.
KuechIer and his mal-administTation Of the
Land Office, and the letter Of General Barnes,
triumphautly defending Judge Coke from
the false charges of the State Journal.
Could trcachery to the Democratic party
90 further than this The paltry ex-
cuse for this is that they did not
wish to be at the expense Of paying
for the telegraphic report Of the one, and
that they were well paid for the ''advertise-
ment' of the other 1t is thus apparent
that the Democracy of the Ners is simply
a matter Of dollars and cents 1t is for the
politics and the parties that pay best-noth-
ing more Without shame, andindeed with
Boosting, it puts itself on the market to the
highest bidder. If it was right to publish
these Radical advertisements" once for q
consideration, it would be equally right to
keep the Nesss filed up with them until after
the election, if the Radicals could raise
money enough to pay for them. We desire
this position of the NsaSs to be we'll under
stood by the Democracy of Texas. They
will see that they can only keep it in the
Democratic ranks by eutbidding the Radi-
Gals, and that it is ready at any moment to
betray them by the offer of sufficient re-
Enumeration.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-27

two other places in the State. We think
these changes should meet the appreciation
of every voter Of the State. Three judges
have been found iilsuRcicnt 10 sttcnd to
the accumulated ana fast increasing b. gal
bnsiness Of the Stat,s
As the Constitution nov Is, the court can
not be holden except at Austin With this
amendment adopted, il viii be held at two
other places, fixed hy law. and viii he ,
great cohsenience 4, the lawyers and their
clients, and prevent any eIaInor FOR divis-
ion Of the State. Everybody should be in
favor of this.
The next is a change Of sections twenty
eight, forty and forty-eigbt Of article
twelve Of the Constitution, 80 as to author
lie the election in eaeh county, every -four
years, Of an assessor and collector OF taxes
We think this, too, is right, and an inn
provement on our present system. .sf
The next and last is an alteration of our
present Constitution so as to prohibit so
much local and special Legislation, which
has been greatly complained of, and to con-
fine the Legislature to general laws. This,
wedOubtnOt, will be generally approved by
the people of Texas. a
We have thus presented all the proposed
amendments to the Constitution clearly, 50
that no one can misunderstood them. They
all meet with our approval, and it will not
be forgotten that the late Democratic State
Convention recommended the adoption Of
them as part their-plattorm. Nearly
all the opposition to them has come from
the Radicals, or from some short sighted
Democrats, who have viewed them through
Radical spectacles. We can see no objec-
ton to them whatever of any weight, and
we can see great advantages to result from
their adoption. We trust the Democracy
will unitedIy vote for them and thus secure
the amendments. They will be valuable,
if any thing should happen to prevent our
having, at an early day, Constitutional
Convention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-27

TnE Mobile-Bails, Fesos, which. started
avowedly as a Democratic paper, is now
opposing the regular Democratic nominal
tions in that city and indulging in sneers at
the Democratic party. It goes for the
Peoples party and the Peoples nomina-
lions, Fudge. What is the Democratic
party but tho peoples party proper. When
newspapers come to this, you may know
they arc half, if not wholly, Radical in
their sentiments. We are sorry to see this
course Of the Nescs. m -