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Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
FIRST EDITION.
All over IN. state.

Judge Layton OF C;eorgetown is suffer
ing from o dangerous attack Of copges
tion Of the lungs
The eleventh annual session OF thp
Wilmington N. y, Conference will b.
held March 10Th, 1879, at New Castle
Delaware. Bishop Simpson will pre-.
side ..-
Jacob Kinder near Bridgeville, DEL,
has five cows from which be has sold
four calves during a year for $40. IL and
s33 pounds Of butter for S2l4, total
t254.l2. This il very good for Sussex
Governor Hall will be inaugurated
on the first Tuesday in January.
Mr. Thomas Chapman, Of Laurel,
dropped suddenly dead In the street
from an attack Of heart disease on Mon
day last. rfa
The Frederica band gave DR.. Tomlip-
son and his bride serenads on Tues
day last. The Young couple were hand
soInely entertained by their frederica
friends. s..-
The Dover Agricultural association 10
contemplating a hors. racing exhihi-
ton next spring. 1t is thought that
some money can In made in that direc-
ton.
Tn" Epny Epeniny tavors division
of New Castle County. While at ii,
would it not bs we'll to make new
county of lower Kent and upper Sus-
sex, with Milford as the county town |!
--Ne~s and Adrertisr.
Tn. young people in all the towns
around Milford are preparing some
lively entertainments for the holidays.
Frederick, FELTON, and Milford are all to
have amateur th-atricals.
The Mdjod .Nars says; TIL. drouth
con,inurs and is almost or quite un,
paralie.ed for this season Of the year.
The young wheat IL suffering badly for
rain and the mill ponds are exhausted
Of water. t"+
s. W. Darby, of Frederick, Del, Is
now shipping three hundred large pine
plies to PhiIad" pl'ia for pier building.
The logs are sixty feet long aud from
ten TO twelve inches in diameter.
8. W. Hall, of Frederick, is now run
ming his canning factory on dried ,orn.
lie has found that sugar corn dried and
Gained is not 0u v the b-st method OF
prrstrViGE II, but hat there already
exists large market demand for 1t.
Tn candidates for Attorney, General,
though the appointment is year
ahead, ar" springing up quite pIent;-
inItY--M"~,rs. kpbilsoa and Paynter
o'-U,sex, Mr. penajngton Of this place,
and Nessrs Gray and Cummings OF
New Castle are all mentioned IN that
connection --Miitord Aews.
The Transcript says: Thi, is good
time To hegin TO hunt up testimonials
fof tn" next appointing Mt 10 the Re-
cord,rs office.
The ladies of Bethel NJ. X. Church.
pencairr Hundred are preparing for
their grand annual Thanksgiving sup
per. which will be given in the base
nent OF the ch urch on the evenings Of !
THursday and Friday, Nov. 2sth ami
2,th.s Ea -H.t
1t Is aid that Col. Fountain will
take ohargr Of the Capitol Hotel, at
Dover, after January lst
Aurora Division No. 1, 3. of T. at
Stanton, resumed their meetings; un-
til last Tuesday evening it had not
met for six months. Several new n"m-
bers have recently been taken in.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18

These were also unanimously adop-
ted. After the regular exercises the
Institute adio-rn abont 2 80 to me t
at Middletown in November next, the
date Of meeting to be fixed by the Sup
erintendent.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
ENDR SALE A highly improved Farm TO

LNOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
Il l03 acres, in White Clay Creek Hun
lrcd, \iI enclosed with Usage Hedge. divided
into ) fields. Large Apple Orchard in full
htn,'ng, Public Schools adjoining the Farm.
Buildings, Large mansion double tenant
house, Barn, Granary, and all other buildings
necessary on tirst-class farm. miles from
Station on P. w, & B. R. R., Centrally leca-
ted, miles from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO W. WHITMAN, Real Estate Agent,
W Fourth street, Wilmington, Del
Oct23 WSs-dSW If
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
EORS ALE.--A Farm in White Clay Creek

FIfVn . -111.-h THr1H III W HTIt VIHV VFBtK
II Hundred, l42 acres, about 100 acres clear,
balance Giowing-wood A never failing
stream through the farm. Buildings suffi-
cient, situation beautiful and healthy, title
good and clear, 9 miles from Wilmington,
nea" Churches, Schools, Mills and Shops
Price $50 per acre cash, very cheap.
Also Timber Tract OF SO acres, title clear,
near Salem Church. Price $500 cash
Also Farm in Pencader. Is acres, title
clear. Price $500 cash. Apply to JNO. w.
WHITEMAN. No. 2 w. Fourth street
ny13 Wu \ .t-ISwtf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18

NIANl ED.-Men Ofmoderate means seek
w ing sound, lucrative and perma-
nent cash business, 10 call, investigate and
see an ar icle of intrinsic merit and ready sale
in every household. Nothing like it in the
markot. No patent novelty, but staple ar
tIcle OF great untility. H. G. BURTMAN,
hVlS-tt Swan Hotel, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18

TOR SALE.-One brick'house. Two frame
i houses with | \ acres of land, with car
riage house. stable and ice house. Store and
shoe shop, at Mechanicsvile, White Clay
Greek Hundred-gooI neghhorhood good
business stand and healthy. Price $3.50 cash,
or will be exchanged for city property, or sold
on time at a reasonable price Rents now for
800, II not sold by Dec 25th, 1873. will be fo-
rent. Apply to JNO. W. WHlrEM AN, 2W
Fourth street. sep25-d. wed .sat&w
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
To be- Installed.

Rev. Mr.. keigwin will be installed tt
the pastorate of the West Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening next, by
oIicers O. the New Castle Presbytery
R4v. Dr. Nixon Of the Central Presby
irian church will preach the sermon,
lev, DR.. Marks of Hanover Preshyt-,
rian church, will deliver the charge To
til" pastor, while Rev. DR.. Dale OF Me
dia, Pa, will charge the people. Rev,
Mr., Mallery OF the Olivet Presbyterian
church, Rev. Gaylord More of Green
Till Presbyterian church, and several
others will take part in the exercise.
Fatal burning Case.
At Buffalo, N. Y, Mrs. Ltggett was
'atally burned Saturday night by her
clothing taking fire from a stove, near
which she was sleeping. In the same
place, August Bolle, for % years sexton
ofthe French Roman Catholic Church,
died last night from the effects of coal
gas, while sleeping in the church.
hI. n. Fire
A tenant house on the farm of James
FISHER, near the Brick Meeting House,
christiana Hundred. took fire on We'd
heSday last, while the man and his
,amily were all absent, and was entire.
" destroyed, with all its contents. 1t
was insured in the Delaware Mutual
Co'ffor 600. .D aaa ,F.sDsrh b
Always keep It on hand, as delay in.
creases suffering IL you have a cough
or cold use Or. Bulls cough syrup. II
VIII cure you. Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
skeleton Found.

The Sunbeam Of the 18th inst. publish
ed at Salem, N. j.. has the following:
On Saturday last the 9th inst. Mr.. John
Mcclure while hunting near Wood 5
farm and Beaver Dam, near Milville,
found buggy attached to which was
the skeleton Of a horse. The vehicle
was Fedged in amongst the bushes and
saplings in such d way as to show that
the horse had wandered there with it,
and being unable to extricate himself,
had died in the harness." The bit
was still in the animals feshless laws
and the harness, though cracked and
weather worn, still held the bfeached
skeleton between the shafts. Except
that the curtalus hal almost rotted
away, the carriage was in good condi
ton.
After many surmises and much local
theorizing as to whence came this mys-
terious carriage and its skeleton horse
the mystery was on Monday solved
when John Il. Garrison appeared and
claimed the property. The horse and
buggy, it appears, were stolen from him
about two years ago, and their where
abouts had not been discovered until
the present time.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18

Avt.N SrDRE The subscriber having re.
" hl",'d uI' Flour. Feed Grain and Pro.
Vision ,i""" /" the s. L. corner of Front and
ln.'Sor .'rerts. takes this method of inform
ng hi> q, friends and customers that he will
E"'r \ lnl| stock of all the best brands OF
IhiIy Flour. Grain, Seed and Provisions.
III u wa"h he is selling at the lowest market
rItcs. Goods delivered to all parts of the
tI'y rec Vt Charge H. P. ARMSTRONG.
oct3l 1md&w
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
A EOOt for Grant.

From the ). +. Post.
Th Graphic asks: "Who is the man
Cor lsS0f' A cipher killed Tilden; too ma
ny greenback stationed out Pendleton
unfortunate sickness has weakened
Thurman, who was very strong pollti
caiIy; Hendricks is beaten candidate
already, and has been too persistently
before the people; and Mcclellan is too
lazy. Horatio Seymour fears the wear
and tear of a canvass, and will not stand
and Bayard halls from too small state.
Iu the meantime, Blaine Las improved
by vacation, and Conkling looms up
with giant proportions, having the Em.
pirs state for his sponsor. From across
the water, too, comes the shadow OF a
magnificent fgure-a successful general,
a satisfactory president, a cool head, an
honest heart and an uniinpeachable de.
fender, both as citizen and soldier, of
the integrity of the republic. Will not
a solid north again command his servi
c.s A president?
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
SECOND EDITION,

state OI the thermometer.
AT THE REPUBLICAN ofFicE Nov. IS.
7 o'clock. 10 o'clock. u o'cloot
4S so So
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
A Splendid Show Window.

Passing Russell q Northrop's dry
goods sto~, 3O5 Market street, on Sat
urday evening, we were brought to &
stand still by large crowd on the pave
mrnt, looking into one of the show win
dows of this enterprsing firm. Look
ing in the same direction we saw the
cause of so much anxious curiosity.
some enterprising clerk in the estab-
lishment had arranged pile OF
goods in such manner as to represent
a picture of large tunnel finished out
away back at the farther end with a
mirror. The rays from the headlight
Of locomotive on a dark night bore
some resemblance to it, but really We
ara at loss how to describe it, and
do not wonder that crowds Of people
stopped to look at it. Mr.. Northrop
informed us tharit was an old thing
in the East, but it is certainly some
thing new in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
Grand Opening.

John W. Reynolds at the Malta
House, No. 103 East Water street, will
have grand opening this evening, for
his friends and public generally. lie
has also fitted up his saloon in first class,
style, and is prepared TO doa large busi-
ness.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
No Room for Tramps in WHINING
ton.

| The Chester Times says: Thursday
night three tralnps took lodging in the
station house, and the next morning
started for Wilmington. Many do this
same thing. But when these three un-
tortunates reached that city and ap-
piled for lodging, they were denied the
favor, the authorities telling them it
was the order ofthc Mayor to harbor no
more tramps. They turned about, board.
ed freight train, and arrived here
this morning at one clock, to remain
all night. They were given quarters,
and this morning started for Baltimore,
where they say they will BIZ well taken
care of. They say that hereafter, they
with the great army of tramps, will
steer clear of Wilmington.
Peter COoper's Two boys.
Old Peter Cooper is the father of Ed
win Cooper, Mayor of New York, and
father in-law of Abraham s. Hewitt.
Both Edwin Cooper and Hewitt are
hard money men, while Uncle Peter is
soft on the finances. A correspondent
says the son and son-in-law have had
many discussions with the old gentle
man on frances. The old man was
accustomed to say to his friends, "Now,
these two boys Of mine (msaning his
son Edwin and his son-in-law, Mr..
Hewitt) are smart, able and very in
telligent in everything but this mon
ey question. But whenever this ques-
tion comes up they talk like boys ton
years old" .m i
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
Peninsula Union.

The zone State of the Peninsula :"
agitation has again commenced. Our
valued contemporary the Middleton
Transcript branches out with strong
argument in favor Of union, reiterating
the sights aud wrongs of our section at
the hands of the Western Shore, and
telling again Of the advantages OF Pen
nsular consolidation. Now, We do Ike
the " Little Diamond" aud especially
esterm her brilliant Bayard, but We
love our own old commonwealth none
the less, and have no desire to change
State boundaries or associations. We
may at times suffer hardships at the
hands of our brethren over the Bay,
but prefer to 'suffer the ills We have
than fly to others we know not of.
Besides, we would lose our identity as
Eastern Sh remen, and, like the West
ern Shore is to Maryland, would form
so big part of the ''new sovereignty"
that We might be inclined to impose Oh
somebody So please don't agitate the
matter any more. Our Western Shore
brethren are not anxious to get rid of
Us, and We don't want to go.-Chester
torn News.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
Great Britain.

Portugal, and it is said France, have
unite' their forces to interview the king
of Dahomey. lie needs it. He has ta-
ken Portuguese merchant in chains
from the coast to his capital in the in
terror; he has compelled the Portuguese
consul and has seven soldiers to 30
through daily military nancuvsrs for
his amusement. and has imprisoned En-
glish merchants. Besides all this 10
recently slaughtered over five hundre
captives at the grand customs or human
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
En- dOrsing MOrmOnism.

The Mormon women held meeting
in the theatre at Salt Lake City, Sat
urday, and passed resolutions avowing
their belief "in the patriarchal order Of
marriages as revealed by Gods people
in past ages, which, if livea up to we're
conducive to long life, strength and
glory" They Endorsed it az tone Of
the most important principles of our
holy religion" and claim the right of
its practice. ~
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
Literary Exercise.

The Union Society of Wesleyan Col.
lege gave a very interesting programme
op Saturday evening 1t began with mu-
sic by Miss L. Mccullough followed by a
recitation by Miss Susan Quigg of Whit.
tiers "School DAYS, (which was so well
delivered that it had to be repeated la
ter in the evening. An entertaining
essay from Miss Lizzie Maris, well
written and as well presented, was sue
ceeded by music by Miss Mollie Kurtz.
Miss Laura Wright gave a reading after
which the Wesleyan was read by Miss
Hattie Belt. Laying aside the borrowed
matter, the articles were pthv and well
written and reflect credit upon the
journal and its contributors. Miss
Lavinia Cordery gave some music and
the programme closed with scientific
questions by Misses Eva Emory and
Mary Jones. The vocal and instru.
mental selections We're very gooa and
were well appreciated by the large au-
dience.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
Destructive Fire.

The whole second story and attic of
the Fulton fish market, New York were
burned yesterday. Loss S25, 900 on
buildings, $4,000 on stock. The build
ing is owned by the Fishmongers' Asso-
citation, and is insured for $50, 200. In-
cendiarism is suspected.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
Donation Party NJ Mt. Cuba.


On Thursday evening, the 18th many
friends Of Albin Dalton, mlde a raid
upon his residence all armed and load.
ed down with packages, baskets aud
bags and forced the surrender of Fort
Dalton. And it proved a complete sur
prise donation party, it was an offering
in behalf Of his services rendered in
our Mt. Cuba Hall prayer meetings.
A short Presentation address was made
by Jas. T. McCelland, and a beautiful
and spiritual reply was made to the
Donors by Bro. Dalton, after which
a few hours in innocent amusement
and singing were spent, everybody
enjoying themselves 10 their utmost
Alto y. NJ, cake hoatedaround in pro.
fusion and after doing justice to til"
same, the house Of dep arturo had ar.
rived when Bro. Sanderson closed the
exercises with prayer. To the many
that participated in the pleasant gath
ering there was something calculated
about 1t to engrave a green spot on all
hearts never to be forgotten. TArLER.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
The new Pastor.

Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, the new pastor o
the West Presbyterian Church, ,preach ch-d
bis iniatory sermon on Sunday morn.
ing. notwithstanding the dr.ary, un.
comfortable state Of the weather the at
tendance was good. The Reverend
gentleman took his text with the re-.
mark that "Christ had sent him to tn at
people to preach the gospel, and h"
would begin his ministry by taking for
his theme the fourth verse Of the tenth
chapter Of the Epistles to the Romans:
For Christ Is the end OF the law for
righteousness to every one that believ.
eth. Aside from these few words he
made no other illusions in relation to
his position. He gave no pledges but
merely confined himself to a doctrinal
discourse The sermon was an able
and an effective one, and made consid.
cradle impression upon his audience.
The thought outlined was this: The
law of the old disp.nsation, relentless,
but just, in its rigidty, had a paliation.
Christ the Son Of God, beholding strug
CLING humanity stricken down under
its burden. became that palliation. The
sinner yet lives under that old law,
but through tn. death Of this sinless
one, he can by accepting Christ seek
refuge by intervening this acceptance
between him and the dread effects of
that law. Before the death of Christ
the sinners salvation depended upon
his own righteousness; but now it de
pends upon the righteousness of Him
in whom we believe. The sermon was
closed by dissertation upon the beat.
ties as we'll az the rewards of chris
tian life, and pointing the necessity for
a prompt and whole hearted acceptance
Of the gift proferei by Christ.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18

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.T33H 2 T3Naa@ GE%
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IN the Matter OF the MImoF nellie NJ. Tom.
lin.

CtECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish of Orleans, No. 3g,982-Wbereas, John
W. Wauhbp. Of the 8 ute Of Texagt as guardian
under the laws of said State Of Nellie M. T0min,
praying TO be- recognized as such guardian In
this state, and as such entitled to sue for and
recover any property, rights or credits belong.
ing under the necessity Of qualifying rs tutor Of
said minor according to the laws Of Louisi ma.
above entitled sueGeesi0n and 10 those Of the
said minor, and to all other persons who may
have any interest herein to show cause within
thirty days from the date Of the first pubiea-
ton Of this notice. II any they have or can, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Clerks Office, Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, this fifteenth day OF July.
1873
jy17 81 2B* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Home Insurance Company VS.. HusI


Home Insurance Company VS.. Hugh y.
Campbell.
THIRST JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
n Of Orleans. No. 1888 49, By virtue, OF Il
writ Of feri facias. to me directed by the
Hon. ]. Paris Childress, First Justice OF the
Peace In and for the parish OF Orleans. will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer.
chHnts and Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal
street. between Customhonse and Canal streets
in the Second District OF this city, on SATUB-
DAY, July ~, 1873, at IL o'clock m, the following
described property, to wit
ALL THE RTGHfs TITLE AND INTEREST
Of dsfendant herein Hugh J. Campbell. In and
to two certain lots OF ground In the Second Dis
trlet Of this city. In square number four. com
prf4ed Withtn Ursulines, Hoe pital, RocheDlave
and DoFgenois street designated by the numbers
afty-nire and sixty on q plan by q. A. de- Arn1as.
seventeenth day Of April. 1852. In the ofhce OF j,
Cuyeliier. notary public, and adjoining each
other and measuring each. in American meas
IRE. twenty-nine fest nine inches seven lines
front on Ursullnes street by one hundred feet
In dspth; together WITH all the buildings and
Improvement thereon.
Set2ld inahe above suit.
je25 jye 16 2l27 JOHN 4. WOOD, Constable.
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snceession Of Danlsl Ilandrtgan.

SECOND DISTRICT COUNT ron THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 8e.2B2-Poties Is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification
If any they have or can, why tho account pres
sened by %, 7. Parker. public admin tratgr
and administrator Of this estate, should not be
approved and homol0Rated. md the funds dis.
tributsd In accordance Herewith.
Via i6 II JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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enrrrahInn nf Frnncnia I.aernl..

GECoED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- sh Of Orleans, M. ge,677-Noties Is hereby
given 10 the creditors Gf this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
If any they have or can. why the third pro
ylsgnHl account presented by Edward T.
Parker, administrator Of this estate, should not
be approved and homolosBtsd. and the funds
distributed In accordance herewith
ir f ID d .i 81 7. 'l0 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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GEGoND DISTRICT COUNT TOB THE Pan
- ish Of Orleans, No. 40 4gga Whereas. u. r.
Park public administrator, has petitlUned the
court for letters Of administration on the estate
Of the late Cha lps kamner, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 70 all whom II may con
Germ 10 show cause within ten days why tbs
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted
iYf9 ID Il JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
plvmouth, July t6-ssied Brit bark Msad Scam
nel, Thompson FIR New Orleans
@neeBetown July t5=Affit sd-Dan bark EFedsn~
borg MUNICH from New Orleans.
Rotterdam July le--Atrived-Rus bark Metsold,
Storm from penHasala.
Baroeons July 3--Atrlved-V vile do 81 Anna from
New orleans.
Deaf July s. OH-Gr0mwtll, BaTstoW, from HaVrs
for New Orleans.
Liverpool July i-Affivah-@s Cloud, Durkes, and
@ In gin Kopp, from New Orleans.
Limerick. July A--Sailed-Toni, for New Orleans.
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vuuHsnuHss, uHEErvtbbB avn \ ENps.

Leaves es 81 It'll hshif a sH J. h.
H1@s : ron V1JHBDUHa, HATuHHZ
As asA Davis, Bend and Intermediates land
"A l gssls ~ ste9gH sErog.
In place 81 the +. -, Leel
William DatnUbell, Hastets
John II Mbss9p, clerk,
leaves Hs above, e6nnetftna at YlekBbafR With
ParisotH Line for ell p6lhta on the. Yaaod Sun
flower. Dsef Creek aha Tallahsaqthsshie.
GRO. b. b Hfffh, Agents,
VII give through bis Of ladInIe t Trenton
Shreveport and Tesas Ra ib ma yls Delta. La
dear 50 Maeasine street,
ron GRHHNV1LLg. YI1KBBURa AND THE
Leaves svery III t1HftHpA z ct y. m.
IT, !. Won GREEN WILLIE YIGKsHUHg
- and the BsHds-Ths flns and fast
rFas s2Far g Fafsaopp,
H. white Epaster, al GHtt Holmes |. clerk,
81 pss Yak ssss sgF gs fafS t7af as ot
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem 9R4 l, tlInsa5 so,v
n w ADAMS.
THROUGH bills fading Rl5,yen 10 Treaton. Mon.
roe and all stations on YigksbufR. Shreveport
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