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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
Republican Ticket.

PREs,prAT OF CouNciL.--JOSHUA MARIS
Treasurer--FRANClS VINCENT.
First d-Council-lSAACM MURRAY.
Inspector MILLER.
Assistant-E. K. CRAWFORD.
Second Ward-Council-J. q. ROWLAND
Inspector CLAVEY.
Acknowledgement LEACH.
Third Ward-Council-J N. SCOTT.
Inspector-GERMAN d. LINCOLN.
Assistant-J. EKSKINE GRAHAM.
Fourth -Councii-JOHN e. BAKER.
Fifth Ward-Council-H. +. PICKLES.
sixth Wari-Council-JOHN H. ADAMS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT F. WRIGHT.
Acknowledgement LEACH.
Seventh Ward -Conncil-J. =. MCLEAR,
wo years: JOSEPH r. PHILLIPS. one year.
lnspec.or--M B STOTSENBURG.
Assistaht-SAd UEL LEE.
Eighth Ward = Council-G. B. UNDER
WOOD.
Ninth Ward -Council-C. FEBIGER.
Tenth Ward-Council-WM.D ID. DOVE.
Representatives, REESE.
Asslstant-ANDREW J. THOMPSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
NOTICE..

The SUBSCRIBERS, Road Commissioners OF Pencader
Hundred hereby give notice to the residents of said
Hundred that the practice of throwing stones thorns
stumps and other refuse material in the Public Road
has become nuisance, and they request that it he
discontinued they will have prosecute all Offend
eIs. TH0S. MCINTYRE,
ROB'T j. MORRISON,
apg3l-3tw U. BRAINERD FERRIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
Thirty Years'ExperIence of an
Old Nurse.

MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP IS
THE PRESCRIPTION OF one Of the best Female
Physicians and nurses In the United States, and has
beeu used for thirty years with failing safety
and su' by millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant OF one week old to the adult. 1t
corrects acdity of the stomach relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and COM
fort to mother and child We believe 1t to be the best
and surest remedy In the World, in all cases of DYS
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether 1t arises from Teethng or any other cause.
Full directions for using will company each bottle.
None Genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS g.
PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold by
Medicine Dealers jy7-1yw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
DIED

AT his residence in Chester county, Penn,
on 18th inst. Benjamin Maule,in the sOth year
Of his age.
At Newton, Bucks Co., Pa, Sth Mo-, It'll,
1873, Mary Ann Knight, in her Goth year, be-
loved mother OF DIR. W. II. Knight, Of Kennett
Square.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
For Sale.
For Sale or Rent.

.y:..tts, A good cow with calf, two weeks old
,SaS}S Apply to the subscriber, near lied Lion,
IL Del. aug2i-Stw a. L. WRIGHT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

DEcKAsRp.-Hon. William NJ. Meredith
died at bis residence in Philadelphia, on Sun
day last, In the 74th year of his age. He was
q lawyer Of distinguished ability aud marked
ne gritty, and was Sc ,retary of State in the
Cabinet If President TAYLOR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

THE Cry HOSPITAL The project of estab-
fishing City Hospital was advocated nearly or
quite year ago. We confess that We never
saw the necessity for the institution but as We
did not Lear OF any objection TO it, We supposed
that others knew nUre Of the wants VI our city
than we did, and therefore merely contenlrd
ourselves with noticing the progress that was
being made by Its friends. When application
was made to the Legislature for charter, aud
authority to borrow $50 900 ON the credit of the
city for It's establishment, word from the Ga
sette, Or remonstrance from the Taxpayers,
might have defeated the project, and yet neither
wore forth coming The same may be said In
regard to 1t whom before the City Council.-
The absence ofany opposition 10 1t on the part
Of the citizens aud tho press, was really remark
able. Under the circumstances we think that
the Council are not censurable for the apprt =
priation. Beside, 1t was brought forward by
Democrats, matured by Democrats, and passed
by the aid OF Democratic votes. 1t was not
party measure, and the Gazette aud It's friends
are equally accountable for whatever loss may
accrue to tho city through IL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

atetquAiiy accouhtapIo lot WuateNer loss may
accrue to tho city through it.
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$50 Nv.
80, ''ve 'o' ii'"''"ei,
Wy A'c' a". "' ''n.'' ina. "' WIN
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p'"'oD 'nl . ~ 'e',o ,"' p"o"e' are
""'e''"s ""'e"' he 10 oot" ho"eSe anu
.-p''A'' ". 'A' ''''"''''o'' vi '''e ""Ne''e
"'e NV o"'S ~ '''neu Du' u'9"s. anu very un-
senei'uS' ne Sho'ia oe 'fiuinphah'iy elected.
.ne nominees iof oouici' arc soou ciIizens
~uu won quA"neu " ui''n"se 'ue uu''es ue-
'o"'"s on '"' o''upan'' ., 'aiu posi'io"'
isaAe NM 10Y Va ."' f"s' wars ''iies vi
''o ooo' anu 'no' '"'''e'S' Anu 10 ah honest anu
SUBSTANTIAL ''''-s"' i.' "asa 'aiuioa'e ior
ooun.n year ago' when ho was ue'ea'eu W
y 10" VOWS We nop' .uA' no may nave
e''o' '"~A ''''' '''A'' . o.' A"a f's,,'ea''o"
P'ope'y es'"""e1 !" 'ne "S' ""'u' h'
VII, oe e''cseu w d '''' ). inquiry
'ohu "aru' mas long pceh ehsagcu III ihechahi-
cal pursuits anu mas workeu out 'or himsei' d
name ana reputation mat are reai'y ehViaoie.-
ne served In Inc oouncii win great accePta-
o"''y lew year, ago, anu the voters OF Inc De-
cond ward would only pay him well deserved
compliment by n reelection
John AZ SCOT, ,no non,,noa of tho r,,r,
'No INV
Waru, Is also mechanic, devoting himseh close
ly 10 the morocco business, and is an earnest
and active Republican. The votes of III. Third
~, -, 49,, 80. IT. -. IT.
"aru shoh'i put iofth every ehort 10 insure MS
election.
John G. Baker Of the Fourth ward, Is one of
the most active and enterprising morocco manu-
-. IA. 49, - -.
Iae'urers Ill our c.y' anu 'AAe' ueep ih.e'es'
IN everything relatNe 10 Tue progress anu well
fare of our people. He Is ready debater, inhexi-
ih,v honest and cannot Ina sverved from, tbe natb
-. III. -. T., a.. Ce.s,,.,.. 49,. -
Vi u"'y' MS COURSE III 'he oouhcli the past TWO
years Is the best index OF his sentiments, and II
the citizens Of tho Fourth Justly appreciate
sterllny qualities be vii, be re. e,sctea
$3.50 w., ,.,
henry r. rickeis, the hoinihee Ill the ruin
waru' Is one OF Inc best anu most thoroughgo-
ing business men IN our city. He Is thoroughly
conscientious In all his actions. and labors for
tbs advancement of ,hs ,,,ar.s,s of,ha ci,v
- ~ y. Wv '" ~, , " Wv ~ -
from 'ne purest ihotiVes' he mas served inc
city faithfully In all respects, and the citizens
of the Ward should re-elect him by an increas-
,a,,.,o,,,,
john H. Adams, the nominee III the sixth
ward, Is one OF our most prudent, inIeiIgeh'
ana active business mel: he served m Coun,
Gu era, lew years ago, anu IL was conceaea on al
slices that ne maue one ono OF the pest rresl
aehts thst mad ever niieu the CHAIR IN that Dody
Inc nepaoneans nave nanasome majority IL
the ward, ana ne VIII unqueslionably DC elec'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
PROPOSALS WANTED
Enp

PROPOSALS WANTED
FOR
BUILDING NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE.
Sealed proposals wanted for the building OF "A new
Public School House, on the corner of Third aud
Harrison streets
The plans and specifications be seen ut the oil
flee of the Chairman, No. w. Seventh street.
The proposals must be delivered to the undersi ged
on or before SATURDAY, August 3d. at o'clock,
p. m.
all bids augi43t NJ. NJ. CHILD. Chafnna
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
MARRIED.

August Sd, near Roxanna, by Rev. w. r.
Tubbs, John p. Hudson to Mary q. Tyre, all of
Sussex Co., Del.
August 9th, at the bride s home, by Rev. W.
r. Tubbs Charles Stevens to Miss Nancy Jones
all of Sussex Co., Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
e. G.. G..
Chicken Cholera Cure!
The sure Preventive OF Choleratlc Di.
seases among Poultry.

This great Chicken Medicine stands pree minent for
the positive prevention of Cholera among Poultry,
and curing where the disease has affected Ii the rem
dy can be given them. We have lots OF evidence OF
Its positive success wherever used and In no case has
1t failed to Keep of all appearance of TIL disease
Prevention Ia worth more than TO allow the disease TO
prevail and then the risk of losing large flock OF
poultry.
Price 80 cents bottle, $3.50 per half Dozen
Full directions for use accompanying each bottle
Sold at Simms' Principal Depot, Fourth and King
Streets, Wilmington. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

A dnini traitors sale Of Real Estate by
n virtue OF an order OF orphans Court Of the
State OF Delaware, IN and Tor New Cattle County,
made the 18th day of February, d.. 1873 will bo
exposed 10 sale, at Public auction, On the premises,
ON THURSDAY, the 2lst day OF August, a. a.,
1873, at O'Clock, i'll the afternoon, the following de-
scrbed lands and tenements, being the real estate oi
ordered to be sold for the payment Of his debts Ger
tain Real Estate, situate in Drandywnc Hundred,
rock, On the west side Of tie West Branch Of Naa-
mans Creek in the middle of the hay road and nine
the taid road, south hity-nine and thrce-quarter
degrees, l6 6S 100 perches to stake in the mid
die thereof; thence by lands now or late OF Bayard
Grubb north i2s degrees, west 81 lilo percbes to
hole In rock; thence south 40 degrees west sG-i0p
N-ioo perches TO stone, a corner Of Adam Grubb's
land; thence by the same north Twenty-Five degrees,
west 20 60 perches to another corner thereof, for
merly marked by white oak. thence crossing said
creek n. 4G deg 10 perches toa dead black oak
another corner thereof; thence north 15A degrees,
east 6si 100 perches, to white oak. corner of said
Bayard Grubb's land thence by the same South %
east side of said creek; thence down the several
of said creek IS 40 perches to the place OF
more or less.
Also a tract of Land beginning in said road
ner of Samuel Hanbys land; thence by the same
north 81 degrees, 10 perches, TO stone; themes
south ISk degrees Test XIX PerGne;s, to stone r
south AZ deg. east 81 perches to stake IN the
middle OF said road; thence along the some north Is
deg east IS p.rehes to the place Of beginning. con
Also the right OF using all the water at the sad
western branch of Naaman's Creek, Mt ANY and NIL
points and places, from the line OF Adam Grubb, and
to the aforesaid road and all the right which OF
Benjamin Hickman and Jonathan Dntton, 10 dam
and raise the upon the lands OF the said Adam
| Grub.
Attendance will he given AMI terms Of sale made
known al the tho and place aforesaid, by Penrose
X. Talley, Administrator, by w. s. McCauley, his
| attorney
| Attest, BENZ. IL. USTICK,
| jyi3 Clerk OF Orphans Cour
| nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
| T. PERTY.-Threc small farms close 10 city
!, good inipl oyements we'll fruited. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON,
| Real Estate Agent,
4 80 lrt.,tth NJ .rlra
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
. No Cure No Pay !!
DYSPEPSIA

DYSPEPSIA
Permanently cured in every
Instance by the
EAGLE
DYSPEPSIA TROCHES
They will Immediately correct
a sour stomach, cure heart
burn, sickness or pain in stom-
omplaint, headache, ETC.. etc.
sts. Price 80 cents per Box.
'roprietors, philadelphia, Pa
auglS.6mw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

FOR SALE.
A farm of one hundred acres, in Chester township,
two miles from the city of Chester half mile from tile
~ station on Chester creek Railroad, situated
ff3filf1 on tho. Concord road, below Village Green
lsllnG Improvements, n largo dwelling house, Is
rooms good tenant house good spring house.
large double dock barn. well fenced and land in good
IHqure on the premises.
aug1S-6w. JAMES +. WILLIAMS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

NJ OTlCE.-A1l persons engaged In doing business,
~ requiring State License for the same are here
by informed that the Law provides that all such PER-
sous shall procure the License before the rst
oil june in each and every year, and Us many per-
sons have neglected to do at this date would call
their attention to the same, as the time OF grace al
lowed by the officers is getting very limited The Ii
censes are issued for the County OF New Castle by
tho Clerk of the Peace AT New Castle and at No 800
Vest Second street, Wilmington, DEL
augI-1m. JNO. p. SPRINGER, C,P
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
Public Sale
IS IS IS
Horses, Carts and Harness.

The subscriber. intending to relinqnish the team
ing business, will sell at Public Sale. on SAT RDAh
August sd, 1873, at 9k O'Clock, n ~, at the LaIay
ette Hotel 9th and Shey streets his entire stock
horses carts aud harness, as follows:
No. bay mare Poll, years OLD sound, kind, can't
be beat as a shafter, a powerful mare topull.
No. bay stallion, sound, good leader and shaiier
No. 3 sofre horse Bob, perfect leader.
No. brown horse Dick, will work anywhere.
No. bay mare Julia 10 hands, with a three month
Moscow horse cot by her side she will weigh 1900
bounds, d good puller.
No. gray horse Frank, able bodied, II hands high,
will weigh 400 pounds will work anywhere.
MOI one black MULE, quiet aud will work any
where, fine size.
The above horses are all irst-class pulling horses
Two heavy carts, with harness light cart and har
ness sets lead gears. Sale positive. no postpone
ment on account of bad weather.
TERMS-90 days credit. JOHN WALL.
l., w, Stdham * Son, Auctioneefs. ANS II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

To the Republican Party.
Notwithstanding It seems a little early to open the
campaign for the next Sheri's nomination, Others
appear to be already in the Canvass and wish call
the attention OF friends and the Republican marty
IN general to tho facts. that, said at the close Of
the last nomination, stu say, am cani- xs...
date for the next nominat ton. and sh all earnest KEH
ly seek and contend FOR the same.
aug1-tf W. A, UUKILI,
Odessa, Del, Aug 9Th 1878
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
l. PERTY.-Three small farms close 10 city
good imp ovements we'll fruited Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Real Estate Agent,
augit-tt Corner Of Eighth and Market streets
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09
WILMINGTON, N. c., FRIDAY, MAY g.

from Vienna report that the affairs of
the American exhibitors are in the
greatest confusion, in consequence of
the neglect of the first commissioners.
Mr.. Jay and the new ommissioners
are urging exhibitors to the most active
exertions to repair the effects of pre-
ylOus mismanagement.
The suspended commissioners con-
tinue to protest against their suspen-
sion, and declare their innocence of
the charges made against them.
New YORK, May IA Vienna special
states the Prince of Wales, accompanied
by Prince Arthur, visited the exposition
building yesterday There are over
1000 car loads of articles yet to be
unloaded for the exposition, only 200 of
which can be 1,nloaded per day, and it
will be the end of June before the ex-
hibition will be in full show. The
opening ceremonies Will be devoid of
military display.
At a meeting of American exhibitors
at Vienna yesterday great indignation
was expressed at the fact that the late
commissioners had left no list of ex-
hibitors nor the plan Of arrangement
Of places for the American exhibitors
Everything Americana is in confusion.-
The exhibition managers, however, are
affording all facilities for classification
of American goods.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09

beds, is not stated; indeed, We are not
sure that this latter suggestion, made
by a Tennessee cotemporarv is not
intended to be ''sarcasticul" IF it be
50 intended, We desire to give express
sion to our Misrepresentation of the
spirit it breathes.
We have spoken of the disgraceful
discontinue sustained by our troops.
We are heavy at heart because CT
their defeat. But while we shall as in
duty and loyalty bound. grieve at the
misfortunes that have befallen US, we
shall do SO decorously, rather than
demonstratively. Still water runs
deep, and then too we have learned
much during the last ten years. We
have learned to bear with wonderful
fortitude, the SORROWS of other men,
and to look with surprising calmness
and amazing resignation, upon their
calamities. But for this, our emotion
would overwhelm u.s. As it is, we
shall await the event with a calm
spirit Of fortitude until the return Of
the President and Secretary OF war to
the seat OF government.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09
RATES OF ANvEHJWeRu,.
He is the Man.

General Garfield has published
long letter In reply to the resolution of
recent Republican Convention at
Warren, Ohio, calling upon him to re-
sign from Congress because he had
voted for the retroactive salary BILL
"If," he exclaims, III concluding his
letter. ''the delegates believe the re-
troactive salary clause is SO Infamous
that I ought to resign for voting for
the appropriation bill 10 which it was
attached, will they follow out their
logic and insist that the President
ought to resign for signing it NY
vote did not make it law. His sig
nature did"
This is all perfectly true, aud it is
not the whole truth. The President
not only signed the bill when there
was ample time for h1m to send it back
to Congress without his approval and
have the back-pay clause stricken out
and this would certainly have been
done had he intinaated that he was
opposed to such an act of plunder>-
but worse than this, he lobbied
for the clause before it was adopted.
evlncing more anxiety for its passage
than even General Butler himself, the
ostenslble father of the measure be-
fore the country and all this Presi-
dent Grant did Notwithstanding that
he had but just got himself elected
President upon the express condition
that he should receive $50, 900 a year,
and no more, during his four years Of
office. And everybody knows that IL
this proposition to give him $4,000
year had appeared in the platform OF
his party during the canvass, not even
the purchase of the Democratic lead
ers III North Carolina nor the unparal-
led election frauds in Pennsylvania
could have saved him from q crushing
defeat. 4
OF course General Grant viii not
resign, however great the Indignation
of the people against this act OF plum
der may be but the fact should not
be forgotten when the next election
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09

| objects of President Caldwell can be
secured in part by the complete break
| ing up of his plans at Greensboro
1t may be that Eastern North Carolina
may derive some benefit from the rail-
road complications OF the Centre and
| West.
| Our railroad system, looking East
/ and West, is now cut at Goldsboro'
As We have said, all points west OF that
/ town are now drained into Virginia.
The proposed change OF gauge at
Greensboro and the lease of the
, North Carolina Railroad from Colds
boro' to Greensboro to President
| Bridgers, which viii certainly follow
/ the change OF gauge, will transfer the
break in our system from Goldsboro'
to Greensboro, giving Wilmington
and Newbern the advantage of their
proximity, and Of any State pride which
may have been left i'll a section SO long
! connected, commercially, with Vir
ginia, for the business between these
points A new field will be suddenly
and unexpectedly opened to the enter
prise of Wilmington merchants. With
through connections and cheap tariffs,
! the people Of Johnston, Orange, Ala
nance, and portions of Wake and
Guilford will rank among their best
patrons. Honest, industrious, pos
porous, and inhabiting a fine section of
the State, we coyet not only a friendly
intercourse with them, but a business
alliance as well.
Do our Norfolk and Petersburg CO.
temporaries now see why We cannot
Join III their tears over the subordi-
nation of our railroad system by
foreign corporations? The fact is, We
are selfish. We would like to see
North Carolina reap some Of the bene-
! fits OF her own railroads, even at the
expense Of such sympathizing friends.
We love cur State, We love Our home,
and we love oar own interests, and we
shall not make war even upon the
"monster Briareus' SO long as he
promotes them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09
TRyEEE STRANGER THAN FgE-
TEON.

Accustomed as we are to the daily
corruption every where displayed in
the administration of our public affairs,
we are yet occasionally staggered and
involuntarily ask ourselves can it be
possible? e? It is true, indeed, that after
the exposures that have recently been
made, it savors very much of youthful
innocence and credulity to hesitate to
believe any story of Radical corruption
simply on the ground OF impossibility.
The New York Tribune recently
asked whether a certain person named
Z. E. Henderson, appointed from Wis
consin as an Indian Agent for the Chip
pewas, is person of that name who
fled from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, a few years
ago, as refugee from justice for the
crime of forgery, and appearingin Fay
etteyille, his four years of residence
there were years of shameless scoun-
drelism and low swindles eliminating
in clandestine departure.
The Philadelphia -4gc in answering
the question makes the following state
ment-a statement that we should be
slow to believe, did it not come in such
an authoritative form and from such a
trustworthy source.
In answer to the enquiry of the
Tribune, the Age says
We cannot inform the T.jbt3ees spe-
cially upon the subject, but there is no
inherent improbability that such a man
has been appointed. Percy B. Spear,
of this city, was very much such per-
son when he was appointed an Indian
Agent, and his character was SO noto-
rious that he could get nobody to sign
his bond as surety. From this small
difficulty, he relieved himself by forg-
ing to the bond the name of IL wealthy
citizen of Philadelphia. But Mr.. Aub-
rey II. Smith, who was then DIT e.
Attorney, instead of quietly accepting
the bond, made some inquiry, detect
cd the forgery, and convicted Spear
for it. But Spear got out Of prison by
a Presidential pardon, ana Distrlcy
Attorney Smith having repeated the
unpardcnable oftense of convicting a
Radical scoUndreI, was turned out OF
office as unfaithful to tie interests OF
his party.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09
0Q(lln}lngtoa yo}}lnal.
WILMINGTON, N. c.:
FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1873.
THE CHRONICLE iSD Ss:e'Es.

Colonel HENRY Moore has retired
from the editorial corps of the Augusta
UirOnicic nud Sentinel, and PATEtcK
WALSH and II. G. WRIGHT al. an
nounced as proprietors and publishers.
The Chronicle Gnd Sentinel IS the
oldest newspaper in the South, and it
has always occupied Il leading position
in point of ability and success. 1t
does credit to the noble State and en-
terprising city in which it is published.
We know Mr. Walsh well, and we
are confident that under his able man
apement the Chronicle and Sentinel
will continue to prosper, and will main
tain the high standard which it has ac-
ouired. We do not know Mr.. Wright
so well. but both OF these gentlemen
have been long connected editorially
with the management of che paper
They have our best wishes for their fu-
ture prosper. ty.