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The CirN Ri0HfS BIN,

Senator Schur2's opinion, pronouncine
the Civil Rights Bill both unwisc and
unconstitutional, will have great weight
with many of those who have usually
thought it safe TO follow the lead OF
Charles Sumner upon nil questions rclat-
ing to the protection of the negro rs {,
citizen. One of the soundest and mos.
popular of our Republican statesmen a
man i'll high official station and n 2rAl,m.
abolitionist said the other day: Mr..
Sumner held some very unsound and
dangerous opinions on constitutional
questions. He was SO Jealous for the
rights of the negro that he was willing
to stretch the constitution IN his behalf. 81
Schurz is as faithful to human rights rs
Mr.. Sumner was, but he is not blind
either to the Necessary limitations OF
constitutional government or to the dan
gers that would follow breach of them.
Christian Union
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There seems to he determination
all over the country, and particularly
in our mining regions says the Allen
town Democrat, TO vote for better
times, which can only he brought
about by a general rouie of the Radi-
cal party, horse, foot and dragons
All business is at n stand-still, and in
spite of the good time promised the Ia
boring men by the Grant. party, the
times are growing fcarfully worse eve.
ny day. Very few are fortunate in Sc
curing labor, and those that have work
are living on half time and reduced
wages. The prospects for fall and
winter are exceedingly gloomy to the
workingmcn. There is but one way
of correcting these evils, and the half
employed, half paid, half fed toiling
masses throughout the State will arise
in their might in November and adj
minister n singing rebukc 10 the pre-
sent Radical party, the sole authors of
low wages and hard times A change
must be for the better, and it will not
come until the good old Democratic
party is AT the helm. A change in the
administration of affairs cannot make
the times any worse.
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NOTICE.. |. j sorn NJ cain. do hereby
N give notice that | shall apply in writ
ing to the Court OF General Sessions. of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, IN and Tor tne County of New
Castle, upon Monday. the 10th day OF Novcnl-
Der next, A. D.. 1874. being tho first day OF the
next November term OF the said Govt. for y
License to keep an Inn or Tavern in the
First Ward of the city of Wilmington. New
Castle County. Delaware, being No. 426 West
Front street, and to soil intoxic ting liquors
in less quantitils than me quart. to be drunk
on the premises. .nu The follow ing frceholdtrs
recommend the said application. to wit;
James McKenna. Samuel Brown,
Thomas j. Bennett, John w. Lynch
Hugh Sweeney, X. W. Birne
10 eph Fout. Joel Ii. Bryant
Patrick Holland. Henry Blcyer,
John Starring. Fro derrick Wiel,
Patrick Ilass0n. james Blake.
illus Gu"nthor.. John J. Doherty,
August Asatnhafk, John Reillev
deo. II. Marpic, William Unhcr.
Jacob Kicnlr. John Abrens
John L, Du an. Thomas johnson
octl2 3t' JOSEPH Mccain.
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Reply of DR.. JuND.
From the Commercial

FROM the Commercial.
Dover, Oct 9Th, 1874.
HOtpdrd NJ Jenkins, Esq, Dear SIR
Having just returned from Sussex coun-
ty, find on my table note from you
enclosing slip from the Delaware Ga
sette, containing a card signed by several
gentlemen claiming to be the tenants of
Mr.. John p. Cochran, in which l am
charged, on what they are pleased to
call reliable authority" with having
stated while visiting the Agricultural
Fair, recently held in Middletown, that
four of Mr.. John P. Cochran's tenants
came to me and told me that they in
tended to cut or scratch Mr. Cochran S
name off their tickets and vote for me-
Now all / have to say is that until I
saw their names in print, Il was not
aware that Mr.. Cochran had four ten
ants, much less seven, and that on er-
aiming the list of names, 1 saw but one
as person whom recollect ever to have
seen or spoken to. will only add that
their informant either misunderstood or
misrepresented me. have no fears that
any one who knows me well will believe
that ever originated a falsehood about
Mr.. Cochran, or any one else, OF circu-
lated one knowing it to be false.
Very truly and sincerely,
ISAAC JUMP.
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(HePI,inN.

The returns Of the elections yesterday
are very cheering to the Democrats. Says the
World, one OF the most gratifying feature
of Yesterdays elections wss the triumph OF
Henry b. Payne, the Democratic candidate
for CONGRESS in the Cleveland district oil
Ohio, and the immense Democratic gain
in that district. Parsons, the Republican
candidate, was elected two years ago by
2,72i majority. Yesterday he was defeated
by $500 majority, which shows a Demo
cratic net gain OF over 3, 20. Cleveland has
hitherto been stiff Republican locality, but
the disgust of its large German population,
as well as of many hundreds Of Amel leans
who have been Republicans, with the party
Of corruption and prescription. has turned
it over completely and permanently to the
Democracy
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THUNDER ALL ALONG THE LINE
OVERTHROW OF RADICALISM in
THE CITY OF NEWARK.

The Western State elections held
yesterday, resulted in magnificent
Democratic victories in the great
States of Ohio and Indiana, and in
large Democratic gains in Iowa and
Nebraska.
In Ohio our dispatches claim at
least II 900 majority for the Democra,
tic State ticket, but the Associated
Press figures out $4,000 Democratic
majority should the gains continue to
come in in the same ratio. All the
doubtful Congressional districts have
been carried by the Democracy, and
there have been gains of from five to
six congressman.
The intelligence from Indiana,
though not so full AS We go to press
warrants us to claim the election OF
the entire Democratic State ticket,
and the gain of at least three Congress
men.
Iowa is Republican by a reduced
majority. Further returns may an
nounce the defeat Of one or more OF
the Republican candidates for Con
gress.
Nebraska is also Republican by a
reduced majority, anu inc Lceisia'N'
contest upon which the United States
Senatorship depends, is involved in
doubt
West Virginia and Arkansas 30 Dem
ocrltic, of course,
Newark, N. J., is Democratic f"l
the first time in several years.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS INDICATE DEMOCRAT
IC MAJORITY OF 25,U'o.
CoLUMBUs, o., October l3.-Up to md.
night returns of the vote on Secretary al
State have been received from nj town
ships and wards, giving anet Democrats
gain of 1000 over A lien s.majority i'll 1873
At this ratio the Democratic majority III
the State will De 25, 900. But few return
have been received for the remainder ni
the State ticket or Congress. The ndl-
cations are that the Democrat h,v" car
ried the doubtful districts.
NEWARK, n. j.
NEWARK. N. j.. October IL The
Democrats carried the election today,
gaining six members of the Common
Council.
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l. license App,
1,INS


NOTICE /. Joseph 49," .....ns. in
IN compliance with the re-, e" ."uuts OF the
act As cmbly insuch case d tide and pro yided
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing, TO tho Court of General Sessions of
tho Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state of
Delaware, in and for the co.nty Of New Gas
tic. upon Monday the 10th day Of November
nest. A. D., 1874. being tho first day Of the
next November term Of the said Court for q
License to keep m Inn or Tavern. at No. III
East Sixth streer. in the Sixth Ward of the
city of Wilmington. New Castle County. State
soi Delaware. and. "a sell intoxicating liquors
in les Quantities THIN one QUART. to 90 drunk
ON the premises. and the following f-eehold-
ers recommend the said application. to wit;
Ignaz Blank, Joseph Schawb.
joseph Mckowen, Balthasar Gerstenberg.
Peter Rono, George Scharp.
William l.. Wells, j. Matthew UrJpp,
Fidel Bcnner, Nicholas Jenny. Jr..
John Cook. Christian Walburx.
Thomas Garvey. Henry Schneider
John Hamilton, John due..n,
Patrick Kirk. Jacob Drummer.
Dennis Su livan Wilhelm Schneider,
Myies Reilly. Joseph lIendel.
Michael KHk. John Carney,
Frank Gradwohl. Andrews Fuchs,
oGtli 81. JOSEPH McWILLl ANS.
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The Young Democracy.

Every one who attends the meetings
called by the Democrats is forcibly
struck with the immense number Of
young men that attend them. 1t is a
subject Of current remark that nearly
all the young working men are Demo-
Gratis, and we believe that this must be
true; certainly their presence at the
Democratic meetings and their avoid
ance Of the meetings Of the Radicals is
n complete denial Of the doctrine of
equality of the races which is the chief
plank in the Republican party. Our
young white men will not associate with
negroes; and the next three or four
years will turn out the largest number
Of Democrats that has ever been known
in American politics. They see that the
logical termination of the Radical doc
trine is the invasion Of the workshops
and factories by the negroes, and to this
they are decidedly opposed. They also
see that the negro women are to be given
the right Of suffrage unless the fanatical
party is made to halt And this is abso-
lutely necessary if We would save Amer.
lea from becoming the laughing stock Of
Europe.
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SENATOR BAYARD's ADDRESS COMPILE
TKD.-We have the pleasure of publish
ing to-day the remaining portion Of Sen
ator Bayard's Address before the PENN
sula Fair, at Middletown. 1t will be
found by those who peruse this address
that our Senator is fully posted on the
subject OF Agriculture, and exhibits a
knowledge of all that is necessary to the
farm and the farmer SO complete and
thorough that one might suppose he had
been engaged in the business all his life.
Those who desire a copy of this most
excellent and valuable address entire,
can obtain it in the DELAWARE GAZETTE,
published on Friday morning.
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NOTICE-I. MICHAEL LALLY, in
IN compliancswith the second paragraph
Of tho 10Th section of the Act regulating
the sale of into xicatng liquors" passed at
Dover, April 10th. 1878. do hereby give notice
that on Monday, the l6ta day Of November
newt. that being the first day Of tho Nov en-
Der Term of said Court l shalt make appli
cation to the Court OF Gene raj Sessions of tn 0
Peace and Jail Delivery, then to be held at
New CASTLE. in and for New Castle County.
fi,r 2 license u keep an inn or tavern at No;
kLdwn as the "Oid Constitution. in the city
of Wilmington. Del, in said cOu ". Mt and
in the house now owned by me-. with the
liquors in less quantities than one quart. to
be drunk on the prem ises. and the following
iredholders recommend the said APP lie alton
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The Third Term Question:
Opinions Of Members Of Con-
UI'eSS.

NRw YORK, OCT. - The HeraM to- day
publishes a full Is: OF Representatives. and
Senators in Congress, with their opini1ni
en- the third term qnestioy ia bIiof. In the
Senate there are twenty Tour Tor the
thnd term, tweunty.niue rcainsl it, and
twsnty-ouc neutral or h.mmels. In the
House there are sev,nty.cight for a third
term, one hundred and seventeen against,
and one hundred aud five tiimmeIs Tie
Herald places the tIin'meis on the side OF
the third term part, us making lori.
" of sixteen iu ,i3 = .''t Ito aud sixty-slx 10
the House III .,vor ga ut's reelection
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of the Democratic
Party will be held at MIDDLETOWN,
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1874,
at IL o clock, M. 1t will be addressed by
Hon. HESTER CLYHER, of Penna., and
Hons. Il. +. BAYARD and ELI SAULs-
FURY. A general attendance of all per-
sons who are opposed to the Civil Rights
Bill, and in favor of an honest and eco
nomical administration of the State and
General Governments are cordially invi-
tel.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
VIM. HERBERT, Chairman.
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4 Fortune GOin0 Reg0iHD.

The clerk of the county court at Cald-
well, Ohio, desires information OF the
whereabouts of John Hoagland, who IL
1920 became joint owner with Terrence
McCune of 1920 acres of land in Tioga
county, Ohio. This land, which was sole
for taxes in 1888, is now worth $500, CD
and is the subject of litigation. The
heirs of McCune claim their share in it
and desire that Hoagland or his heir.
should have their equal share.
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Help for the IIopernI-You are ,

Help for the HOpeful-You are weak
detected, miserable, and nothing does you any
good. you say. Don't despair. There is balm
ia Gilead. Have you tried Vinegar Bitters
Mol Then why don't you? Do not insist thai
such thing as a pi'e eiirr is impossible be-
fore you have tested the properties of this
marvellous Vegetable Restorative. Whether
your complaint be dyspepsia. biliousness.
nervous weakness. constitutional debility. OF
any other trouble. Vinegar Bittcrs will revive
genial rain refreshes the withered flowers
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The President en- Rout to Trros

President Grant and party left St
Louis on Saturday last VIA the Missouri
Pacific and Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroads, for Texas At Scdalia Gcncr-
ais sheridan and Augur are TO Join him
and a company Of Eastern railway MAJ
mates returning from an overland trip to
san Francisco will meet the distinguish.
cd travellers in the Indian Territory. ON
the return tripcrrtain Indian delegations
of and in said Territory are TO have 4
big talk with their Great Father"
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NOTICE.--I. JOSEPH ORME. in compli.
IN apcs with the requirements of the act Of
AS seDbly in such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing
to the Court Of General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware. in
and for the County of New Castle upon Mon
day, the 10th day of November next, "A. D..
1874, being the first day of the next Novem-
berT Term of the said Court, for Lisense TO
keep an nm or Tavern at No. lis East Fourth
street. in the Fourth Ward. known as the
FRANKLIN House. in the City of Wilmington.
New Castle County. Delaware. and to sell in
toxicsting liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
following treeholders recommend the said APP
plication. to wit:
Henry Il. Albert. Charles b. Parry.
James Parker. Jas. ID. Sweatman.
Robert Parry. First Meyer.
JOHN q. Murdoch, Alexander lIeenan
join Fehrenback. Francis Y Jacquot
GOtlieb Mamele, Thomas Il. Eaton.
Alexander }. Hart, Patrick 0Donnell.
Joseph Teas. James Brady,
James 5. Heal. Jehn DoOley,
JOHN Il. Barnes, }. A, Hart,
Bernard bonner, John Morrow,
Francis X eley. August Tenwegts.
James Davis,
octl3-3t JOSEPH 0RME.
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lo - Gifs. omounting to................ S.51U(0
EXPERIENCES:
Knowing that the management OF TINS So
cation will be conducted rs represented, we
rhecrtuliy recommend the same to the pub
nc
James Leonard, John Iiolford. John d
McDougnll. W. IL. VIM, ii. Tone. ). M.
Cook. Aldermen. City OF peti'on. leyss.
Judge, Nm. ID. Kirk.
j Ncvins. City Treasurer;
W, Is. Boss. Lone Star Miii'. -, .
Weekly Times. Denisln. R
r.. f.. Fuller. Alamo Hotel. +
Nj. t;nllsoll x Co. Mercha MS.
Vim. Hughes, Real Estate Broke.
First National Bank. benson.
Col. Frank Schrader. Ex-Mayor.
Daily and Weekly News. Deni son.
samuel A. Cook, Real Estate Broker.
"a 4 Ii. Warren. Real Estate Broker,
tL,s. A, Maurice. u. ). Immls.ioner'
col. Samuel Brooks, Galveston. Texas.
Jos. Perry. Attorney N, Il. T. *, X Sona,..
C. Col |" H. W. Shepherd. Alamo Hotel Denison.
Con- a A, Bcui T. 5. Army. TT. Grilith.T Tex.
Merchonts 4 Planters Bank ponl .T !,
:. q. Eddy. Division supt NJ, ny 1. u.
CnI' f. ]. Strang. q. Nus A.. benson, Tex.
Gooae. Stinnot 'v' Not'oh Hi'h''s'
F. b. b. Chadick. Manager. Cotton Compress
Co., Denis n
A statement Of the Distribution will be
published and forwarded 10 ticket holue >.
and ali Tifts will he promptly paid after the
distribution.
GOOD AND RESPONSIBLE PERSONS
WANTED
tlwolk for tho intcrcst of this hss1e, -
| LIBERAL COMMISSIONS Allow D.
HOW To REMIT To US.
Money should he sent by EXPRESS or by
Draft. Post ONCE Money Order or Registered
| Letter.
Addres, all Com nunications to
ALPHEUSR, COLLINS, SeC'y"
octl1-lax-}m DENlSoN, 1ENhH,
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The Arcddian says the autumn is ia
vorite time for marrying, Now's your
time then.
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II Democratic Mass Afeetin0

will be held in Wilmington on the even.
ing of the 9th of OCTOBER.
BY order of the Executive Committee
WIN. HERBERT, Chairman.
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Democratic Nominations.
State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN p. COCHRAN
OF NRw.cAsrLE COUNTY.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-.
JAMES WILLIAMS,
OF KNIT COUNTY.
County Ticket.
For Sheriff-WM. II. JAMESON.
For Coroner-RICHARp GROVES.

STATE SENATORS.
White Clay Creek HID, JAMES Fl. RAY
Appoqu inimink, HENRY DAVIS.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Brandywine HID, SAMUEL HANDY.
Wilmington, ISAAC c. PYLE.
Mill Greek, THos. l.. J. BALDWIN.
New Castle, THos. HoLcoMB.
Red Lion, THos. BIRD.
st. Georges, HENRY A. ROWLAND.
Pencader, WILLIAM 2. BIGas.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Gro. ID. MRDILL, of Mill Creek Hid.
WM. L. WIER, White Clay Creek.
VIM X. BRIGHT, Red Lion.
WIN. Polk, st. Georges.
JAMES c. WILSON and
SAMUEL ROBERTS, Appoquiuimink Id.
ASSESSORS.
Northern District-CHAs. c. WooLLEY.
Southern District-DANIEL URMY.
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NOTICE.-I. Tobias u. Merrett. hereby
~ give notice that intend to apply to the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and
jail Delivery. ofth State of delaware. IN
and for New Castle County. on Monday, No
yeihber 10th. A. D., 1874; being the first
day OF the next November Term OF said
Court. for q License to keep an Inn or
Tavern. in the Second Ward of the city
of Wilmington. in the County and State
aforesaid. at and in the House now occupied
by mo. known as 1.-The United States Hotel. -
Situated at the Northwest Corner of French
aud Water streets, With the privilege of SELL
ing intoxicating liquors therein in less guam
. titles than one quart. to BIO drunk on the
premises. The names of the freeholders who
re, pmmen my application, are:
Charles Il. Sparks. Theodore Schmitt,
VIM. IL. Beckley. Henry kienle.
Anthony Seller. Leonard Waiss.
James Christy. Samuel M. Schultz
John Msaley. Nicholas Janney,
M. Allsberg, William Lalley.
Richard Booth. Charles Cannon.
John +. Bush. VIM. White,
N. MeichiOr. Owen Palmer,
L. q. Ilinzeli, Daniel Callahan,
Michael X enney, his
a. W. Willis. Hugh n Quinn.
Joshua Baker, mark,
VIM l. Gilbert, Witt. Il. Heal,
William s. Heal. Thomas X. Lally.
ottl2-3t TOBIAS B. MERRETT.
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EINKS AND EANKERS


NilSsSr N A,rIONI. IsANI,
OF WILMINGTON.
Depository of tho Public Mooeys
Fininrlti Agont o: tho Uajl,a State,
EDWARD BELTS. President,
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. Cashier
Paid up C"pI'ai. $500, 200
PhaDieiphin aad New York Exchance t,.
nishei to regular ID, ,sitnrs sithomt cSars.
$50 A. NJ. '''S''h
DIRECTORS
Clement y. Smyth. l8corge ~ Pei
Israel Pa e. Eli G,yret, '''"'
Horny : Mcrnrih iJoshn, T. il y
Daniel James. NiIhl,n 'i',ir,,i,'
"A""ft' bett' uIaT2S
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, October Al A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and New Eng
land, northwest and northeast winds,
high barometer, cold and generally clear
weather.
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the ARTiZiNS SAV4NCS BANK
5O2 Markat Street,


INCORPORATED February O.. lcl
open I" receive deposits daily from A NJ
until u M. and on Tuesday and Eatarl.g
evenings from to s O'Clock. "'"o'
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Of six per cent. has been regularly n,ij =,
deposits, since the Organization of tho EanId
anu II is tho .xpectation of tho Manages
this rate OF dividends will be continued '"'
When dividends are mot n itharnn'
are accounted as DEPOSITS. Thus permanc, J
deposits compound thrir interest ts,ce in "nen
year. =" '~n
HANAGERS.
WiLLlAS HiLLRs. dRoRns ". Busu.
GLshENT Ssgrp. GRosGe s. Ctpr,,r,
MAS; W; I"wLAsr. N. l.. LIGHrRssTFn
tSssnv 81 =, bESsoN' EDWARD DARLIsG4os
h. NJ. SrOTsENBUEC, M. ii Sgt,"''
AhThosY HIGaINs,
a.o w WIN $; LILIES. Preside /.
dEo. W BUsH, wee President ''
feb9l--iy H. Y r,y,,,n p
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NOrICE.-I. JOHN KEEGAN, in compli-
IN ance with the act Of Assembly in such
cases made and provided. do hereby give notice
thai shall apply in writing. to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail de-
livery of the State of Delaware. in and for
the County Of New Castle. upon Monday, the
10Th day Of November. A, D.. 1874. being the
hrst day of the next November Term OF the
Tavern at the Rising Sun, in the town of
New Castle. ia School District No. As. and to
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. to be drunk on the prem ises. and
the folio wing freeholders recommend the said
application, to wit:
q. is. Neggenmann, Nm. NJ. Cam,
= ines Wilmot. Geo. Whitfield.
Ferdinand I.eckler, Giles I.lmbsop.
VIM. HolschuInacker, John j. Black.
y. Boulden, James O'Neili,
John Campbell. Thomas Early.
ottl2 Ste JOHN KEEdAN.
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NOTICE.-I. Geo. W. Russell. do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of
Delaware. in and for the County of New
Castle. at the November Term. A. d.. 1874. for
u License TO keep Store for general merchan-
disc and the sale of LIQUORS, at No. liz West
Brent street. First Ward in the city of vii
.nington. Delaware. and the following free
holders recommend said application. 10 wit:
joseph Fout. Levi II. Springer.
John Ruth. Thomas j. Bennett,
Alfred Walton. Philip q. Plunkett,
David Woolman, August Aschenback.
Caleb Miller, Amor .. Perkins,
tied. III. MARBLE. VIM. Il. Shaw,
Henry Bleyer. Robert W. Birnie.
Jacob X ienle. Isaac Miller.
VIM. Miller. John u. Grubb.
Patrick Holland. Francis Kelley,
Henry Bradley. John I. Crosby.
Thomas Johnson. Samuel Miller.
octl2t GEO. W. RUSSELL.
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LlST OF GIFTS:

~, Grand Cash Gifts. amounting to s2.nUW
- Prize in Real Estate. ooVo
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NOTICE George D. Stidham, do here.
IN by give notice that shall apply 10 the
Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware, in
and for New Castle County, pm Monday, No
YEN Der 10Th. 1874. for a License to keep an
Inn or Tavern. in the Second Ward OF the
city of Wilmington. in the County and State
aiot; aid. at aud in the house now occupied
by me. known ss the 'Feitsn House" stu
stsi at the Southeast corner q Second and
Intoxicating lf9pors therein in less quantities
thun one quart, TO be drunk on the pre misses
The names Of the freeholders who recon- M end
my application are: 10
John Hammond. Francis Elliott,
Il. u. Mcintire. Owen Palmer.
James II. Brennan, Robert II. Gamble.
J. u. Hirzel. e. WIN. ii. Quinn,
Daniel Callahan, VIM. L, Heal
lanes y, Sweeten, Richard Booth.
joshua Baker. baniel pByfne,
Charles E. Sparks. u. Fritseh
his James Quinn,
Hugh = Quinn. Timothy Futty
mark, VIM. McElwee.
Wit--Dan Callahan, NJ. Alsberg.
John +. Bush, Henry Kinie.
Charles weyl. X. Il. Taylor.
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