Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16

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u horses.-L. W.. Stidham & Son will sell
70 public sale, In front of their auction room. a
Saturday next, at II o'clock, three young no
n ses. A credit will be given. Z
Adsir q Woodward has a large stock of dc
parlor and chamber furniture on hand. of lbe
own manufacture at llo King street, whic
y Iney are selling at very reasonable prices. Ca
and see them.
Q :. frank Nolen Las been appointed asaignee {
! r. E. Hayes, In bankruptcy.
3 Old chairs and settees repaired. repaiute
and ornamented. Also all kinds of turnItur
repaired, Vanished and upholstered, at Adai
&c Woodward, No. 110 King street, below End
Confortables. quilts, blankets and counter
pa1es, at low prices, at Adair Il Woodward
ITO King street.
Thomas F. Plumber, has been apuotntea re-
presenta i've OF the Home Fire Insurance. Com
pany, OF New York, one of the safest snt
strongest companies in the United States.
$1,000 were sold in the City Loan Assoc iatiou
last Tuesday evening, at SO "a to 40 per cent
premium,
! For Cor0ner.-Humphrey Morrow Is a car
didate for the Republican nomination for the
office Of Coroner
The cabinet ware Of Shcenfelt & Co., corner
OF Second and Orange streets, will be sold at
constable's sale to-day.
General Butler and JEFF. Davis passed through
this city on Monday on their way to Washing
Ton, In the same car, and occupying the same
section of sleeping berths.
Tha Home Loan Association Is now is usuino
! third series oil STOCK which may be procured
! by applying to III. NJ Child or e. Tay lor.
/ nllnt ,l,ae, nf
. found pocket book, containing certain sum
ofmoney.
Geo. W. Jackson offers a reward of $40 for
Information that will lead TO the arrest and
conviction of the parties who stole two bin
boards from the lots offered for sale by William
Reynolds.
Humphrey & Sandt. fashionable matters and
fprriers, 2l6 Market street. The ladies' of VIII
mington and vicinity are especially invited TO
call and examine the immense stock of furs,
kept by them. All new, fresh and desirable
styles now ready.
REsioNED.-Hon. Daniel NJ. Bates, Chan
ceilor OF TINS state, has sent his resignation 10
Governor Ponder, TO take effect on the first of
November. Delicate health has ompted him
to this step He was appointed to succeed
Chancellor Harrington Ia 1866. His retire.
ment Is matter Of general regret
Il. NJ. Richards, proprietor of a place of
amusement In Nashville, was shot dead in |
that city on tuesday by James Hogan. He had |
betrayed Hegaus sister and refused TO many
her.
Recovering William Low Their Lf Christisra /
hundred, who was SO badly injured few |
weeks ago, by the wheels of a heavily loaded
wagon passing over hi, feet, has so far recover.
co as TO be able to go about on ,crutches, Ard
give bis pei snnal attention to business, A he
Iell While attempting TO jump OIL the shaft and
passed under the wagon, his esca pc from being
crushed to death, was very narrow one.
Late Sesffag.-Manv farmers in our county
have not yet completed their seeding, Whit
others put in their wheat crop month ago,and
heir heldj present a beautiful Appearance |
Tho late sowing may do as well as the early.
'articuiarly where the ground Is good, and has
'een wen manured, but on poor ground, and
carcity OF fertilizers, we should greatly prefer
Q risk the crops put in during September.-I''
we nope our farmers may note well the differ
nee between the yield OF the early and late
owing next harvest Between the fall aud win.
er killing IT 10 nice matter to hit the proper |
eriod. The best security for wheat cropI |
nay be found in good land and heavy appli-I
alton OF barn yard manure or other fertilizer, g,
Marksts.-Dulter sold on "Wednesday. from,
5a40 per h.; honey 10 do, eggs 30asa per doz
n, chickens slaSl 80 a pair, potatoes 15a80 a
alf peck. sweet 15l30 do, apples l5a25 do.
ears l0ao0 do, peaches 2jaI0. do; peas so
D.; tiirnips 10 do, tomaitas 2l,a25 half peck,
ring beans III do, egg plants 3a9 each, corn {
QaIo per dozen. chcslnids 35 per quart, water b
Ielions Ga22 each, lima beans 13al0 a quar-. b
apes ia no do. Iadislles IA, bunch, beets 6 | l.
DE-, onions % a half peek, carrots 2a4 bunch. t
s21s4ttn4r blis'ie, corn 70 do, wheat l.69a1 GO,
|SszK l6a2o pound, toast l2t20 do, stcwipp -
eces sal2 do, boiling 10aie do veal 12a26 ID. -
lution 1oals do, sausage 10al2 do, lard liza 4
do sliced ham 22a26 do, pork iOal4 do. \
ried beet clipped IS, do, whole "a, cat fish, IL :,
). lake shad 20.do., pike do, sea bass il d.. =,
he polth. and rock IS do, ellis ~ do, hall. II
NJ 20 and:fouAders do.
A shooting Cohtest.-A shooting contest | =,
ok place &C Schuetser. Park, ON Monday, to q,
'termine the champion among our Ger
an c,tizens. John Maaz was general superip 4
2deht Of the shooting.
The following entries were IN AIDE; L. A. Bel y
,lette, Chas. Helmet, Vim. Alsenizer, Chas. N
danz, Emile Butcher, Charles Hallam, job, !,
feiner, Nicholas Jenny, A. Hentz, j. sioeckn 4
ID George Adele. :,
In the champion target Charles Heinel wa, II
,olared the winner, and was awarded the GOLD a.
edal. he made OF rings. =,
Inc prizes In the Prize Target were won as 4,
flows:
Prize Tdrget. b.
A,-"u@t W hlERf | r
III Chas' Heinel 90 Rings e
Emile Butcher 81 Rings |
h n. Jenny 5lRInTs lsc
In the Bulls Eye Target, bull.eye shots were d.
ade as follows: Il
Bulls Eye Target. u
ost number ofBulls Eyes, J. Mauz. Z
III Chas Heinel re-
y. Jenny. la,
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION. 81
BY the President Of the United States: its
A PROCLAMATION. II
The approaching close of another year brlnfs re
It'll It the season for renewed thanksgiving ca
ID acknowledgment TO the Aim ighty ruler Of re
e universe for the unnumbeed snercies which g
has bestowed upon US. Abundant harvests kbl
we been among the rewards of industry with th
cal exceptions health has been a,ncng the hi
essings enjoyed, tranquility at home aud peace CT
th other nations have prevailed. Frugal in nt
stry Is regaining Its meriteJ recognition and al
merited rewards. Gradually, but under the | W