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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
PIBLIGSALE-

yv<fV 1hs subscriber intending to quit
h2l' farming, VIII sell at public sale IN IN
tn1dA the premises, in New Castle Hun G2N
died, Oh thS road leading iron New Castle u Hnfei
Har ONE mule irSm NV Castle and half mile rora
head OF good horses: "
No l. Bay horse Charlie, g, wear. old n ,,.i ,l,i-
er OF worker. '''' VI "
No. Bay mare Hover. years Old Il good driver
No. 3 Bay horse buck, i9 years old. good farm OF
us mule IN ~ gentle in all kinds OF harness.
No; o. Black mare fannie, years uld, poOL w.iLer
No. o. Black colt Lucy, sired by Sherman II,
"yyie and action cannot be surprised.
seventeen head OF superior mich cows all hons
raised with calves at their sides AMI the rest vii
be In profit by the first VI April head OF hrtr,
and, and two Years old one full boord Durham ban
hogs two sows with pigs, six shoais u; hester uun
wh,te; Poultry ducks, turkeys. and chickens.
FARMING lMPLEMENfs-one uerma,iowu
carriage; nearly new; / shifting sop buggy, nearly
new, with pole or shafts market drarloin 1 srtrh
AND briir, farm wagons, iron axle nearly new one
wooden axle, horse cart in good order, / hav un-
ghg, iron harvester combined, in vo0d order or,
gram urhi' WIN grass seed attachment, two hni-,e
rakes, one steel tooth horse rake revolving taks
two horse roller, Van Wicket fan, / hay or straw
gu.tef corn shelter, grihdstone. wherbarrnw one
'ehcock pow Heckendorn pluSs, - Moo re tlous M
], corn Ilows, cultivators, COZ r,,vrr,i -
twin hArrnws double ami single trees s,t of donnie
hat ness set OF carriage barnes s,t of rarh,,,
harness. set Of leading gears 81 Of ,,in cham w..
gon harness cart saddles and names, riow re ars
fidng saddle and brllc, ladys Saddle lot Of cola,
hrhicsf matters dUzrn COW clsiil~ hos. rake,
shoves spades, forks, grain cradle NOV ing scytbes
anu snosus, hoes and picks, naul and w"de
es straw KNIFE crowbars, lot grain bags hnlaiic.
beam, weighs 600. halt bushcl aud half r,ck mt.,-
urrs $500 ' 80
, DAIRY fiXTCREs.-Larg charm. with two han
dies, cinirn horse, butter tubs cream Kettles unE
buckets . dozen OF pans nearly new
HOUSEHOLD AND Bed,t.aI.-
work and wash stands kitchen tables bench, one
cupboard, clothes horse, benches | furnace horss
trough lot of picked pork 10 acres OF wh,af NJ.
the ground, and hay by the ton and many uthel ar
tieies necessary to The carrying of al,t and M,u
SAFE 70 COMMENCE ut 10 O'clock, "a, M. ,llu,r, aLa
NO Postponement on account Of the weather.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums OF say md ntJ-r
cash, on All sums over that amount a credit Of nine
months viii he given, by the purchaser gi,in, \
hapkable note with approved eminiscr Interest adj
ltd. A lunch will be served ~
, a.. .,,, MARY tNLAhAN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

me oPeh Ba'i0t.--ihis measure whicl, was
'nst proposed between two and three wear,
slnc', ly our fellow citizen Francis Vincent ia
p'li4 Il s'ussrd in the Pennsylvania Con-
sttutlolal Convention now In session at PLill-
uelplha Amongst lis advocates in this Cunyen-
.'on are Mr. Lewis l.. Cas,iday, and Mr. james
o. hrV'r'h. The reason of his proposition of
tns pan was as follows. Mr.. Antoni Prz, n
scientific and educated gentleman of New York
Called upon Horace Greeley in relation To the
P,iDi.ca'I"h of his plan Of an Anglo Saxon
Cohi'dera"y which has excited ST. much dis
clisSlon both abrad and at home Al Ma,
tlhi' III" citizens of the state of New York were
~ iciiib' state of anxiety ia relation 10 llit.
lialiu, al the ballot box. One of the editors of
.ie tribune, asked Mr.. l'rz if he thought AIR,
Ni,eeht roNid devise some system to purify tht
ballot. | pom this being stated to lin, he a,
once wrote an article, advocating either the en-
uorscinehto Of the name of the voter on his ticket
VI tne making an affidavit before an officer
ehtitioi 10 administer oaths, of his identity
name, residence and profession. lie also de.
Niseu other means, unnecessary at this time TO
ehumerate, by which mnurities could be truly
represented, all Of which were clabOrately sci
iorth by reasons. This article Mr. Pin handed
10 the editor ofthe Tribune. A similar ar;i,L.
WAS afterwards sent to the New York Times
The plan was also laid before several editors and
eilH .lls, among the former Mr.. Ewing of the
teol wing, AMI Mr.. Waller of tho Delaware
"N''. . l Il A'plibilVdtt' l ne mater WAS |
uiso Drought to the attention uf Mr.. L. Chulet
euit)r OF the Galaxy, aud the ground work of |
Tue plan oi an article 10 b. written for the Gal |
aNy submitted to him for his opinion on the |
subject. Most of the gentlemen TO whom the |
plan was submitted, thought that it made illegal |
voting almost impossible, and fully realized the |
pan "f minority representation. The Article |
written either to the Tribune or the Times we |
10 not SNOW which, must have becn published,
a'thohgl Mr.. Vincent was ignorant of it,, until |
informed OF by the Rev. Fielder Israel of this
cay, who saw it copied into several New Eng
ana Newspapers, with his name given AS the
author. MIR, IsrIel stated that th y dissemsing-
iei II as his plan Of Minority Representation.
4 lie Arguments used for its advocacy by Mr..
cassidy in the Penns,lga'i. Convention, were
tue sllne as used by Mr.. Vincent in the articles
"rittch fpr the papers b :iora mentioned.
FOR some time he has been preparing an
essay upon the subject, in which the whole
matter OF the open ballot, and representation of
iliinorilies will be treated upon Ia fan. AT
ms t'ni1 OF 5iherhl election frauds ii should at
th't the ali2tiion OF those interested in tho
subject oipurity Of the election franchise.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

htoterdnce-The advertiser complains that
Inc prlson-keeper appointed BY Mayor Sinms
mas again and again refused to vote for the
Nominees Of the Democratic party, If they
ehahced to he OF foreign BIRTH. The Adrer-
tiser thinks the appointment looks So much like
ltwariing intolerance thai the officer should be
dismissed. The Mayor will hardly act on this
ilitinlaiion, as lie can hardly desire To arouse
the OH native feeling which must continue 10
exist IN the breasts of large portion Of his
patty, II the history Of former years can le
taken As criterion in regard to the same
Inc Mtl" dare not remove him for any such
tiSer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

Inc New York Sun of Friday, tells tn. fol.
lowing story; Aud now Newark has its little
romance. A few wears ago Geo. Stephens.
Wile clerk in an Orange country store, woed
anu was hetlrothed to Ella Morrison, a farmers
uau5'l'er, f"f year AL was well, but another
Young il'lf Received trfling attentions and Ella
oi"ke the engagement, Stephens went to Pitts
burg was successful, and become proprietor of
a Large h'ainlactory. Yesterday he visited
Newark, and in passing through one of The
mills ms eye met that of young lady who was
M ', a, iponi' IL" pretended not to recog-
niLe her, but Wien the girls came from lie
building when work was uone, Stephens wa.
waiting; lie addressed the girl as Ella Morri-
sou. Her father died soon AFTER me went to
l'ittsburg, and she was left pennies. From
Orange she went to New York, thence to Pat
, Yer anu Newark, working her way alone
MIR, George Stephens and Miss Ella Morrison
are to be married to-day, and will start for pitts
ourgh immediately after the ceremony.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

Wedding in chWch.-A fashionable weddino
TOOK place III Red Lion, Del, at Lebanon Nj
T.. Church, Wednesday evening, Feb. 12tb.~
The bride and groom, were Mr.. William Daw-
son, OF Smyrna, and Miss Carrie Il. Stewart
kev. A. crozier foficiated; two bridesmaids
and groomsmen, attended. The happy colIple
were led TO the hymenial altar by Mr. s. A. slew
art, and Miss Sue Stewart, Mr. n. Caulk of vii
nington, and Miss Ellie Short, Of the same
place. The bride and her lady attendants were
all dressed in suits 10 correspond, white swiss
entrain. The bride wore veil extending down
her train, and falling over her face, which was
tasleiy arranged, over her head with a wreath
OF orange blossoms entwined. The whole party
made very interesting and impressive appear
ance, as they moved gracefully W. the aisle. and
arranged themselves in front of the altar for
the ceremony. after which the bridal party.
brothers and sisters, and n few relatives of the
pride and groom repaired TO the home of the
brides parents, where = reception was held, and
Notwithstanding the weather proved most ill.,
eie,hehl' all the company enjoyed themselves
ply. A'p
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

A. b. Meacham Peace Commissioner to the
Modocs from Washington, arrived a. Yreka,
Cal, on Sunday. He left for the front on Mon
day, accompanied by the private secretary of
Governor Grover. scouting party of Medocs
having recently burned the house of settler
named Dennis Crowley, Gen Gillem sent de-
tachment Of troops after them, but they escaped
capture.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

a chaa WIN a bean in lis windpipe was
brought to the Surgical Institute of Indianano-
lis sometime since, in dying condition, and
had actually ceased breathing when placed
upon the OPERATORS table. A rapid incision by
the surgeons knife found the beam artificial re-
spiraiion was resortel to, and the child revived
and Is now peri ectly we'll
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

TmunRDAy MORNING, February 20, 1871:

EXPULSION OF AMBs AND BRooKA.-Mr
Poland, chairman of the committee Of the Credit
Mobilller investigation, submitted report In
the House If Representatives OH Tuesday, re-
commencing the expuls OH of o. ks Ames. and
James Brooks of New York, as being implicG-
ted In the testimony OF conduct uhbeconing
member OF the House. II Is believed In
Washington that the necessary twothirds vote
for expulsion cannot he secured.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
Valuable farm tor SALE.

- The subscribe having determined 10 ap,
I'm farming, offers at private sale, his TAI M,
ESS situated on the KeIinstt turnpike. about ) \
~ miles nTth OF Whining ton, Del, conta jn
hing about 81 Srles o lalrI, ii ldeI into con
vehient nelds, in goal stalp OF guilty alton, ani
about Is acres OF valuable che,s nut timber The ll
provements consist of now house, built IN modern
style, 80 feet front by s. feet ,,"p, and containing III
teen good sized rooms good ha'n, with running wa
ter In the yard, carriage house sprng house. tenant
house, Ice house, goOsi apple earh and peat orch
arsls and iine grapcry that VIII produce barrel Of
wine per year 1t ts Riso with" me Vf Grcgt,.
vile Station, on the Wtmiugl"i n Itcatng I,arpnd
The situation Is one Ut the pnsl PHEASANT aud esira-
BILE la the country aud well calculated Tor u country
scat. reroIs easy
sep str. q. fAIYRE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
Executors Sale
u d A l. T. ST ATE

and testament Of the late James X LYMAN viii Iii
~ fnblic Sale At the public house Of James King In
a s,e Nage oi Christana, on SATURDAY, February
81, Ioio, at tMo O'Clock, D. tract of land Iyny
and being III White Clay Greek Hundred. New Csstis
.ouhtyt Delaware, bounded on the south by the turn
now OF lats " the heirs OF David Bash aud ON INC
,nrth ana east by land OF George Palmer coutainin
W ceres, more or less About twenty acres OF the
sau tract are covered with Young aud thriving tim
pcri the balance arabic land The whole tract briu,
ceased. 50 ''9 NAM "e-
ihRhS-Twenty per cent. OF the purchase money
10 b. lsid on day OF sale. aud half OF The blai,e
on OF before the 18th OF March, 1873 and on the hal
ahcr the purchaser can have six months nv cying a
terest from date. '' "'"'"e III
forsession given on or before the 25th of March
1873 ami deed after complying with the tcrm- ''
iAhN ,,,,, ROBERT r. LYMAN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
THE IEGlSLArVpE.

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On molina n AZ Rid.,,s lnh co,',as ,,s,,a ,,ni'
To enlarge ami II, ,,,s,y., ss,a "a, w.,
Wilmington w,,s o,si..rs.f M X n.s1,s,, VI
| IN. f'il.,,,;n'. M -. " oe p''h,eu.
and nasseI. A" A., Dn"' meae ,eau .'ii,a t,ine
REM yoInm,.' reia,in NJ ~, Wu uap,ea ~ Sar
"a, S Vu', .s'"siii9 W w hihiiigtoii anu new
c,,tain n, ,.sts 4. y, 2 s,., ~; ~.
Act au,i,a,,,i,,a IA sra,r y, ,ew Sas.e, An
certain r. IL r.. a,J ~ ~" W iay
lie: An A.. Ia i,,,,,,r,.'nn.a ,''a % ~ w" cas
Drluwai. Iron AZ, ~. A. A., ,ash,... anu
Ills r,,.s,n, LAS, Au ae' authorizing
H. ~ eie't Wna'vsi An ACT Vaca-
7 P''' VI e'it''h 'oii III new castle ltd.,
Steel ~, NJ. ~" o'e' a" Ao' " opeh
Mr.. W,,tso, n,'.s'.,,,a .,,,,o., ..,..., ,,.,
,n,.t A rl,i',a, n - a., Pe.".oh "o'h oasi-
Real md ,ef 1,sI s 'i'"''e "o'i HIS "'e'
mn. I,n.. ,ii, ,,....is ,....,..
Animals was read W. p'o''@'''' VI ''''"y 10
rim. xn,a M ,.,,,,
M,r,,ret A d. .n1 an "a ,Vs' uiVorchiS
,"I ,,' a ni', WIN Mheeieh' Was
"' ,nr o,i' asa''' i''efieu'
m. u.os hot sE.
I'M. ,,,.,.,,', NV al 'n'ce CLOCK but owing to
,u,s'.y 49,. y, w. ,,'ie anu Tue members from
Ielnvrj adio,.r =, ,ie Nof.h oolld tram beng
NH So, a'o ', va on 'nY'ioli oi Mr. Maris,
,gai,, ,sss,., uJ'''h' T. M al which h1nr 1t
yam assembled
mo- t,, , ", "',s ~ Mr. Maris nirther amend
NJ, pau VI 'ne ehaftef Of ilihlngtoh relut-
me ia, i''',, oi property also, am end
- ."e ,e,i'cu statues relating to some laws;
av.a.i .,,,,,s 'stt'nn' : oi eia.ter Is OF the
-, ~ '1,,' v! hr. olNef anieudin9 chap
Iani, i, n.y. 'on'u'e Delaware laws by Mr.
',ran,.. nv, i'''''''5 the Nih'icoke Fire ln-
:" .r wv To-
M. f o,"f petitlons OF Interest presented were
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

The boiler OF locomotive exploded at Bo
M.Hehtura station, near Montreal, on Flida,
afternoon, Instantly killing Kelley, the engi,
heer' Tin, stoker was badly scallel. A woman,
named ilandleean, who was standing in I
doorway some distance from the station, was
struck in the heal by piece Of the boiler
and injured SO blty that sht was i,os expec,
ed TO recover
A freight train crossing bridge at Medina,
y. Y, on Saturday evening, broke through,
and Six cars tumbled into the stream. The en-
gihe and the rest Of The train ran Oh and killed
an ltnkn0wn III N a few 70 Is distant from ill.,.
bri'lge. No ne els, was injured.
Five buildings on the Gcnlility road at New
Orleans, We're 0estro by lire on Monday
John Toulmde, Ceiest ne DDsluest and Tanl
Peters perlslel IN the flames.
AT Loan, Utah, David Crockett, Jr, was
shot dead by Charles Benson, OH Friday
evening, without provoeaton Benson escaped
aliess.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
PUBLIC SALE.

US The subscriber intending to quit far ming
EfS with sell at Public Sale, at his residence on
.4A.4A-. Tie farm OF Joseph S, Derrick son, near
ninous Gross Roads, In Bfandywine Hundred. on
49, March IL. 1873 at ~ O'Clock, nI.; three
N u Wofk HORSES colts, one years old, years
nme with calves by their side, and Others springine
on broad wheel farm wagon, one dearborn 2 miiK
rii l spring tooth horse rake; l corn shelter one
lan, one improved Peacock pillow, spike harrow, 2
and single trees. "' N'e
DAIRY FIXTURES, Consisting OF milk cburns
milk pans, straner measuring buckets and yarious
other articles not me ntioned
TERMS.-A liberal credit will he ylv.n "a yvu, ha
made known On day sale ' Wv
Joseph y. DERICKSOS
s., THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
sHERRIFF'S SALE.

q, virtue 81 sunlry writ- OF vend. GAPS and H. fa
70 me directed will be exposed TO pub. sale n, III,
mouse house VI Isaac Hoston, near McDonouah. in ~
EHSSuhrses Hundred IN New Castle County, Del. on
rh,DAf, the 18th day OF February, a, d. Is3 n,
" - eioek m the following described personal pr,,
Pe ny VIZ; Mine horses, cows, / pair oxen fonr
far ming utensils, sc, APe'' 'o' VI
Seized and taken into execution a, tn. ,ro,,.,tv "a,
iSAh' hoLSTON, and " be sold BY "
s,..,a,. noBERT I. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
sHERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue ofa writ ofvend. exp0nas to me dir. eted
miil 10 exposed To Public Sale at the nous. Of t;ro
hawthorne, near the Red Lion, in New Castle. lid
~ New Castle County, Del, on Monday; 3rd iay Of
March \ u 1853 at II O'Clock, "a. ~, the following
described Personal property, VIZ;
-Four horses, cows; / yoke OF oxen. two~-x,
Ssarhhss, hogs, wagon, carriage, one kSsSE
NAV. Ma,cin,ae, ran, corn shelter, four WU
SELF! and taken into execution as the properly of
"eeoise hawthorne, and to b. sold Dy
IAN PTS ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG sh.riH
Sherin u ONic1, New & astlr. FrI,rnarv iI,h :, =,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

A MEXICAN AGkICULTURIsT and chrouo
"A worth - 90 entitled Mischief Brewing for On Is
and Hearth and Home, with splendid 5000 ehron,n
for $500 for 1873. The chrome will be mounted And
sem postage free to AL subscribers Address GEO
NJ. kennard s. Co, zoe Market street, Wilminvtnn
tan 9at
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber Will sell al public sail. a, n,s rast
u u on the road. lcaling from Delaware Civ 10
49, ,5 ~ ulo'hihe IN. Canal. Thursday Feb
ruary 2ttli, 1853, at 10 U'cluck, a. m ol, =,
par oi large brown hor-''s. g1h Tor w., or SJzJf'
Irving oh' gray lior,', n I'M driver, and R1
very eehtl' vi' sotrrl MARI with loal one 49,. ~
good WORK oxen well broke; pair OF brif cattle ono
f149 Two year old bull, ba,f Aldrrn.,; 10 COW, atJ
HTYs hfiteis; par Of hull calves uns ye,ir ,l,I !
A0ml thoroneh bred AIlrrn'v bail. wears Oh
Win l'rdgror 81, hnr slDats; <zvYsi good peacl,
wasonr one OK cart; heavy S<SsS marx. u Wagon
Tor one or two horses; light lx.A.-,lo' eio,,
ueasbori, sleigh grain cradle, one s-t good d,,I-
oe wagon hafiiess; collars aIiL bridls ox-cnu ami
yoke Westinghouse Thresliing hiachnc; :a men
omhdsf; 10 horse power, PonnOck SNAKE; one Stoner
gram drill, nearly new peach baskets, and peach
ladders; pioss, harrws eulti,,irs, iarr.p casn
shelter, hedsteadr, tab los Nc. ~
The above cattle are OF AhlrrneV stock have haan
da ymen. ~ ''''o" VI
amount credit OF IL months ON giving i, h,ut ahIs
note, with approved endorsrr, ami interest from
-, , u,., RICHARD TANLOR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
PRIME FISH,

Holsekespsrs are respectfully invited to lathe
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and provision store No
West Front street, and get the best Mack
rel, Nos. I, and S-also Labrador herring. They
Annet DO excslled ~ any In the Market and sell at
nau edvAnee' q, W. RUSSELL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
Notice..

. me annual meeting OF the Min Creek Association
M ihe detection Ut horse thieves tho recovery of
stoicn property, viii be held the Union Hall near
coihet hetth, on saturday, the LIST day Of March
neA, NJ u clock, r. m. A punctual attendance l..
.ehestsd as there is business OF Import anre 10 come
before this meeting. ~ N'''''
,a, q, JAMES sTINsuN
Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

A steamship is 10 he Immediately sent from
Ssn Francisco III search of the missing steamer
Georges 5. Wright. Among the IS passengers
on the latter vessel are Major Walker, Paynas-
ter T. S. A., and his wife.
The San Francisco agent of The Australian
steamship line has no fears for the safety Of
the steamship Nevada, now II days overdue.
lie thinks she has put In at Honolulu for re-
pairs, and will probably transfer her mails to
the Moses Taylor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

kuNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
DIR. Jayne's FApectorant tor Coughs aud Cold,
Ayers Cherry PectoIal.
DIR. Schenck's Pulmonio Syrup
DIR. Roses Cough Syrup.
DIR. Schenck's Pills
DIR. Roses Pills
DIR. Jayns's Pills.
DR.. Ayers Pils, and all the leading patent medi-
cines in the market.
Also, full and well selected stock OF fresh Drugs
Medicines and Fancy Articles on hand
Country store keepers and groceIs supplied with
Paregoric Landanum, &c.
Essences of all kinds, wholesale aud RETAIL at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
PUBLIC SAIE.

-, n II" Snb,crih"f having rihi,d
ItHA Ills Farm. will -tli at puDlir -,ti on q 4,
AATHl NSD.Al. til. sixth IN. olSLE2G
March, 1873, al II O'Clock, on the ruai ltad 40
ing IRON lester Corner to Newark. hmm dately on,
delaware Railroad, the following described ur1nerty
VIZ -Four good work horses, kind and gentle yynTyL
any where's two colts wears old Ia June fjur rnv.
some fresh; four young cattle fe bull coming tnrs,
VAR on coed stock one farm wagon IA Euud order
,,i ~ 'l' d'hhh on horse cart and harness IN
mttckehdVri' ows, two corn plnWs. | Bahcuck NOV
pa' W h.uru"S' "he \ harrow, three cultyator.
vr erinu St"hr wagon hafnt s., plough y,ars cnt.
I'M nrihs AMI ilir, an Wickc fan, com shelter
siaN anu bells, "N-N"kc ? TX hams, three ladders
h '"hRi wv, gran cradles in good order, one cant
'oh several hI"h OF bees; crow bar patent brn m.
nay ny ION blades by bundle. nnts bv bushe svarsI
gram pug. ON line shoai pig, pickle pork aud ham
. CONDITIONS OF SALE.-A n sums over twrnt,
i've loilats credit Of eight month. win be given Iv
dni-nr. ~ 'il''''" eh-
sAhrEL W STEWART
1.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
FOR SHE OR rRAnE

Two small farms one nf co and one of lO4 acres
Milford Delaware 1000 peach irees In full beasi
mig Ut them, Wood and running alter ON both
will sell trade thrSe easy terms to any one
they will suit. WM, PRESTON, Commission Ner-
chant, VI Front and Orange streets Whining
ton, Delaware. ian ly-3In
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

The ship A,neru.n CJAsre,., whici sailed
itCm Ne" York for i.ondol Oh the Ttl of De-
cemhef, has not bsei h.irI Of since, and IL
Is feared she has been LOST SIZE belonged to
u'i'i"th " Minturn.- Her crew consisted of
u men, and she had a t4r4o vIlued at
SO 0JU.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

1t Is stated that the last offer of Phelps, DODGE
q Co., of $2Tl 900 to the Treasury Department
as compromise, will be accepted on certain
conditions. What these conditions are is not
yet ascertained.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
Take Notice,

That shall syply to the Legislature, for a divorce
from NY wife, Mary Elizabeth Cooney.
jan zS-im PATRICK cboNEY.
Harm for Rent--Two miles from Claymout
near Practical Farmer, Of nifty acres with an
asIarague bed OF near two acrcs, now i've wears old
abundance of fruit Apply to
WILLIAM Y. LODGE,
49,. 80, - or NJ II. LODGE.
Must be well recommended. A good show for
HueAer an 23-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

william boyles, farmer, living near Bates.
.ne' MISS, was attacked on Friday by a party
of colored men, one of whom suot and dan,
seronsiy wounded him ia the back. Boyles,
who had iaileh TO ihr glound, raised himse Ii
"ii ih' elbow, shot tie negro WHO had fired AT
hii, aid ;hen siiof'auothei5 killing both on the
sltui.