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international REVIEW
FOR 1879.


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by Mr.. joins 7 MORSE, jr author the "IAe oil AeN"H''
Hamilton" Famous Trials etc. etc. ana 10y Mt HENRY
CABor LopGE, formerly editor OF the N"" america" ne
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ton with the REVIEW more especially AZ business 'd'or
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Nfm a0Ocrtis emrntS.
l879.-THE NEW YEAR..l879.

In entering upon new twcycmonth which begins with
every sign nuspcious for all the active literary and artistic
interests Of the country with every Indication of an mme
diate future ayorabc TO the advance of liberal enterprises
ms the immediate past has been adverse the proprcoroi
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The Circuit Court,

This court begins the January term on Mon
day next, Judge GoodSpeed on the bench. The
Grand jury will convene on Monday.
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FASHION NoTEs.-Fur collars are little worn 10y
ladies this season. and this will give rise 10 many
severe coughs and colds Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
5 certain and safe cure IN every Price pic.
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We want every man. woman and child in La Sale county
SO cut this out paste it in their hats and when in want OF
good groceries, cheap, call ON
Yours respectfully,
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4lew advertisements.
WE
Ave ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
pare with all others:

10 lbs. Nice Orleans Sugar for.............Sl.O 90
$ lbs. Good Rio Coffee for ................. Loo
II lbs New English Currants for........... LOO
Is lbs New Raisins for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
&c lbs. New Dried Peaches for.............. 100
3 lbs Nice New Japan Tea for ............ LOO
4 lbs Peerless Saleratus, no better, for.... %
3 boxes Prices Baking Powder for...,.... LOO
) boxes Axle Grease for, .................. %
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% lbs. Good German Soap for.............. LOO
Fresh Roasted Coffee per Is
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A Good Bushel Basket for.................. 20
Snowflake Flour, per cwt. 2.G5
Good Snripr Flour, per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
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RarrieD

Al the residence Of bride. in otter creek township.
M Jaugrv T. lSsg by Rev John \. EWalt. ar PORTER
DONNELl. o. Bruce 20 Miss AMELIA BIRI WILL
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toCk frou which to srlSct i very a-ge-$,oc. worth.
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sanls-4v Real Estate Broker
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.


on account t" several Departments Of the city ~ pa
from The beginning of the present luuu.r.-
pal YEAR tu date Of This report:
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Published ia accordance with the provisions ~ a ordi-
nance adopted April gih. 80.
ottawa. Illinois. January Is. l-ts. $500 49, ,
AETHJR T. BAI.TEls. City C'erk
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iaeW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Read!
Read!
Read!

We wish to inform our
friends and the public gen.
orally that we are in the
Grocery trade, and will not
be undersOld by any live
man or set of men through
out the length and breadth
of this broad land. and will
continue to sell Groceries
until further notice as fol-
LEWIS, "just for fun
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~ Single c0NlO- Tor ale and tu5-tFIVN"Ns
Jsmau & Hapeman. ottawa, Illinois.
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,spaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St, NY

. and IrlUUrV OrglUs. OrOr-N,
Thence and Retention of Urine.
.liOus Headache. SUut stomach,
ugthcn- the Bowels and NtOn'
pure. NT'N re ".
rOt' these diseases, ana
II Dys ffsjJI ygjV FyuTiUr, non.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Engaged.

Alessrs. Mishler & Miller "owed us
which thsy tortured US, but more
complete reparation could scarcely b.
made than ne excellent aud conscien-
iOus rendition which they gave last
evening OF Gitberts bright, crisp and
extremely humorous burlesque comedy
"Ergaget.' = The piece is one intended
by the author as a burlesque and is
Overlooking with genuine wit and hu-
NOR and ludlcrous situations. Mr..
Frank Mordaunt az CApirot Hill, a gem
tleulan who is continually discovering
a new tree on which the fruit OF his
hart is growing, was all that could be
desired and perhaps = it'll" more. His
face and figure were lauJhable before
he spoke word and his action under
the influence Of "those terrible eyes
has seldom been equalled here. Mr..
Belvawney The passr>soT OF tho" won.
dtrtnl eyes vas rendered in i mos en-.
ioyable manner by Mr.. Frank Evans,
Miss Jordan as Belinda rreLegne, the
possible wife. widow or spinster is de-
serving Of the highest praise as is also
Miss DeImar a, Minnie Simperson. Too
much praise canl,ot be- given to Miss
Troy for her charming and plquant
MA sgie' and to Mrs. Bultone for her
Mrs. Maoalister and Miss Grit1iths s--w-li
We know kissing is wrong hut she
does it 80 artlessly that We heartily for
give her. M. Herbert as Angus, Mr.,
liston Us Simprrson aud Mr.. Coyle as
Major Macgillicaddy Were all ridicu-
lousIv good. The whole performance
was an immense SUcrtss.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
tr Caaliant a Former Wilu,iuE-

DR.. Samuel =. Chafaut who shot
and killed Josiah Bacon, at Baldwia's :
hotl, San FraLcisro, California, on
Sunday, the 18Th lust, and Whose name
for the past w"rl; has been on tvery-
b"iy'* tongu", va formerly Resident
Of Wilmington, lie having taken charge
of DR.. w. D. Nolen $ Office and businp. 6
at 20 W,st Fourth street, when the
latter named gentleman was first ap
poutrI collector of customs. He was
not in Wilmington more than couple
of years, ii even that long, and lad
not become generally known amongst
the citizens. He ls represented as hav-
ing been a very large man, free, easy
and polite in conversation. and IN elli-
gent, iut was troubled v It'll a quick
irrascibIr temper that often got him
into trouble, and which at last led him
70 kill fellow being Quite number
o. our citizens rrccllect him.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
A Wagon RrNk an

Messrs Hart 4 Bro. had their hand
some black horse attached to a buggy
yesterday afternoon, brought to .he
front Of tkeir pork packing establish.
ment, No. 33S East Fifth street. The
bride wss not buckled on the side of
the horses head and the animal becom.
ing restless, after short struggle with
the driver he ran across the street to
the stables and entered the yard, the
door leading to the stable being open,
the horse ran the wagon against post
in one Of the stalls, thereby causing the
top of the wagon to fall off, breakin ing
one of the wheels, and also breaking
The cross bar. The horse is a quiet one
and Mr.. Hart does not know what
'aused the animal 70 be 80 restless. The
horse was not injured in the least.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
A Contradiction,

To THE EDITOR or THE REPuBLIcAN.--ln
reference to that gentleman, tib teller
or whatever he may BE-, would like
when he publishes anything iu papers
he would let the people know the truth
about it and not tell more iibs than
truth. Why did he not tell the people
that the negro struck Mrs. Dugan in
the face, because she wanted TO keep
her house right, and close it up in reg
Elar hours and would not let nin play
any games, as she keeps decent re-
spectacle house, for decent and respect.
able people to come in. He is the only
man that ever gave Mrs. Dugan's house
the name of ''Frog Hole Inn." 1t was
never heard of before Ivy people living
in the same block with her. She is a
lady and deals honestly with every
body and if those WHO talk about her,
deal as honestly there would b. nobody
hurt or robbed in her house. This man
must have lived in "Frog Hole Inn,"
when ht knows the name so we'll, as 1t
never was heard over llth street bridge
before. Now he speaks Of her son run
ming out OF the door with pistol in his
hand. deny the assertion. He did not
run ont of the door. was an eye-wit-
ness, a neiehbor, and have not used
any intoxicating liquors for IA months,
| always found Mrs. Dugan's house
kept within the bounds of the law.
II it was not so kept, our police would
know the reason why, as we have got
three good officers, and men that al
tend to their duty at all times.
A CITIZEN AND NETGHBoR.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
FIFTH EDITION
The Circus hes Arrived.

4. "The Great London Circus, Sanger,
British Menagerie and the famous In.
ternstional Allied Shows" have arrived
and thousands Of people of both sexes,
ana oil ages, crowded the streets this
morning to witness the parade. The
small children who sheered themselves
almost hoarse on the line of the march
evidently intended to do ample justice
when they characterized the procession
as splendid" "bully," and "biy
thing" "Mommy," said q little boy
on Market street, tugeing at his parents
skirts, "Mommy," wot makes them nv.
enas bob abou: all the time r. It's in
digestion, my son, from eating too many
peanuts. which lodge against their
livers and gives 'em dyspepsia" The
boy ioosened his grip on pint Of tn.
oily nuts in his trowsers pockets, and
looked inexpressibie things. The pro
cession on the street was grand one,
and everybody who paused to see its
beginning stopped to see its end. Ten
OF the best performing elephants we're
in the procession. The tents have beer
pitched at Delaware Avenue and Mad.
ison street.
The talent engaged i'm the circus de-
partment is said to be Of the best, the
menagerie complete one and is form.
ed of the most valuable selections from
all parts of the globe. There will be
two grand performances, one comrnenc
ing st one O'Clock this afternoon and
the other at seen o'clock this even
ing.
There will be 2,o0O reserved cush ion
ed opera seats. The admission is fifty
cents to the entire allied shows; chill
dren under ten years of age rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
look Dnt for pick u0ck cfn

A gang Of pick pockets has been fol.
lowing the circus from place to placs
but a half dozen Of them were brought
to grief a: Chester last night, by the
detective accompanying the eircus.
Tue detective having nabbed one of the
light fingered gentry, he informed Oh
five others who were in his gang, who
were all promptly arrested, and upon
one Of them was found DR.. Harv-y's
watch on which were his initials, and
also his pocket-book which contained
$50. The thieves were all committed
for trial and will get a taste of Della
ware County law. As there are no
dous more pick k-po"kets along, our cit
i1ens should be on tn. lock ont this
afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Attenlpt at RnrELArX.

The Office Of James II. Hotfecker, Esq
in the Exchange building was forcibly
entered on Saturday evening or Sun
day morning by som" person or persons
whose intention it was to purloin mum.
her Of valuable papers. The lock of
the Gutter door had been forced and
done in such manner as to show CON
clusive!y that the perpetrators of the
act were parties who Thoroughly uu-
derstood the business. When Mr..
Hofrcker returned on Monday morn
ing he found that the spot where he
generally kept these particular papers,
had been raEsa:ked and the contents
around.
Fortunately Mr.. II. had placed the
documents in the fire proof and thus
saved himself from loss. Quite mum
Der Of articles Of apparel were in the
room but none Of them were touched.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
south tarGiitiA Eali'lOErrs

In the [. :. Circuit Court at Guar
.eston, s =. yesterday. it was drc'ded
that the fed"Ill Courts have right
to caus" to be produced original papers
on filr in thu Office Of the Secretary of
State, anything in The state laws to
the contrary notwithstanding, and the
District Attorney vas directed to notify
I'll" s"rre:ary Of state Of South Caro-
lima, th&t certain orig nal papers were
wanteG aud must b. produced 10 Court.
The BArnweit .lection eases were not
concluded when the Court adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
NOTICE-SCHOOL ELECTION.

An election for members Of the Board OF
Public Education in Wilmington, will be held
on Saturday. May g. 1879. Polls will be open
at O'Clock and close at p. NJ.
The Inspectors Of the precinct IN which the
election Is 10 br held in the ward, will hold
| the sch o! e trtun.
Members to be elected and h.act- II voting
| are aS follows:
| FIRST WARD--One member tor two years
polls, o'd 40 Is Sch0o. Huusr, Second near
| w -hinptUn rect.
| SFCDnU v WARl'-bne mrulhcr for two
| years. rUl-, frltun EO i,e SECOND anr Wal
mus trc"ts.
1HlEb " MD One member for two years
polls. J.. j. HIbcock's, Fifth and Orange ats
FOURTH WARD-Une member for two
years. polls, city Hall.
FIFTH WARD-Dne member for two years
polls, Public school House, No. o. corner Of
Eighth and WoIlaston streets.
SIXTH WARD-One meUber for two yfars
polls. Southeast corner Ninth and King SITS
SEN FNTH WARH-Onc member tor one
wear. and one member for two wears, polls at
Public School House No. 2 csrner OF Eleventh
and Washington streets.
EIGHTH WAND One member for ona
year ana vi . one member i0r two years
Polls, Public School House, No. &, corner 7tn
and Spruce streets.
Mn II WARD-One member for two
years. Polls Old Acad my.
TENTH WARD--One member one year,
and one member Tor two years. Polls, Public
School House, No. TO- corner OF Adams and
Elm streets. FRANK A. TAYLOR,
Secretary, Board OF Public Education.
ap42-lOt
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Another Ola Citizen Gone.

Mr.. James Webb, aged SO, and one OF
Wilmington's oldest citizens, died a,
the residence OF his son in-law Edward
Tatnall 1905 Market Street, last eve,
ming, and will BE- buried tomorrow a,
3 o'clock. Mr.. Webb was born in
Chester County but has resided in viii
minGton for the last 60 years, tn" most
of the time engaged in the tanning bus.
,inesS. He was once City Treasurer
and several times a member of CITY
Council. He leaves two daughters.
one the wifi. Of EIwaid TatIall. .Jr., thr
c'h"r ma"rtd End living in Baltimore.
lie was a strict tnemh-r of the Society
OF Friends.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
DIED..

HOPE.-Suddenly on the 2oth inst, William
Hope, age 6S years and 9 days.
The relatives and friends are invited TO at.
tend the funeral, from the residence OF his son,
W. X. Hope, Fourteenth street, east of the r.
W. X h. railroad, on Wednesday terncOn,
at 2sO o'clock, t. proceed to Riveryiew ceme-
terry.
PIERCE. In this city, on the 2,st Instant,
Mrs. Margaret Pierce, In the 73d year Of her
nge.
Friends and acQuantances are invited to
attend funeral services. ut the residence OF
her son, 70l East Seventh street, on Tuesday,
the I'D inst, at 1901 m, Interment at Ce.
ell Co.. Md, on Wednesday, the 2od inst.
LEGG.-On the 2lst inst Joseph Legg. In
the 47th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are invit ed to at
tend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
4l3 East Second street, on Wednesd day af or.
noon: at 2-30 O'Clock. lEterment at Asbury
M. Il. cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
4 Reported MErder In Scot, Go

1t ID reported that Samuel Bishop, of
Scott county. Va, last Tuesday killed
his youhG WIFI, To whom lie had been
married but a short time. Bishop had
been off at work, and after waiting un-
til late fer her husband his wife sat
down to the table and was eating din
ner, when Bishop came in with an axe
in his hand, walked up to her and sent
the keen blade Of the axe crashing
through her skull, literally splitting
her head in half, the axe edge stopping
only when i. reached the trunk of the
body itself. Bishop was arrested at
once, and from his way of talking he
is believed to be crazy.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1879.

Among the attractions for the coming yea
arc the following:
HAwoRTH's" serial novel, Mrs
Lass o. LOwrie's."
FALcoNBKRa, serial novel, by X. H.
B0yesen, author of "Hunnar," "'rbe Mar
who Loss his nane"&c. In this roman 20
the author graphically describes the peculiari
| ties of Morse Immigrant life In n Western set,
| tiement
A SroRr OF NEW ORLEANS, by George W.
Cable. to be begun on the conclusion Of" Fal,
sonberg."
PoRTRAITs OF AMERICAN PoErs. This Sc
rles (begun in August with the Eortratt OF
Bryan) will be continued that OF Longiello
appearing In November These portraits are
drawn from life by Wyatt Eaton and en-.
grayed by T. Cole.
STUDIES IN rHE SrERnAs,-A series of pa
pers (mostly illustratcd) by John Muir, the
California naturalist. The most graphic and
picturesque, and. at the same time, exact and
trustworthy studies OF "1he California Alps ."
that have yet been made. The seriea will
sketch the California Passes Lakes, Wind
Storms an FORESTS.
A NEW VIEW OF BRAZIL MIR. Herbert II
Smith OF Cornell University, a companion OF
the late Prof. HART, IL now In Brazil, with
MIR J. Wells Champney (the artist .whsac
companied Mr.. Edward King in his tour
through The Great South, y preparing for
Scribner series Ofpapers on the present con-
dition.-the cities. rivers ana resources OF the
great empire Of south America.
Among the additional series of papers TO
appear may be mentioned those OH How Snail
@o Spell Uwo papers by Prof. Loundsbury)
The New South, Lawn.Pantng for Small
Places Thy samuel Parsons. Of lushing,)
Canada of To day. American Art and Artists
American Archaeology, Modern Inventors
Use, Papers OF Travel, History, Physical
Science, studies in Literature, Political and
Social Science, Stories, Poems Topics OF
the Time. " by DR.. J. Il. Holland record OF
New Inventions and Mechanical improve
lnentS Paper. on Education, decoration, &c;
Book Reviews; fresh hits OF wit and Humor,
&c, &C., &c.
TERMS, s4.0O a year in advance; IS cents a
number.
Subscriptions received by the publishers Oi
Ihis paper and booksellers and postmasters. |
Persons wishing to subscribe direct with the
should write name. Post Offce. |
County, and STATE, In full, and send with re- |
mittance in check. T. o. money order, or reg !
stored letter 10 SCRl BNER Il Co,
i.+tw ;43 and AS Broadway Now York.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Cars for the Circus,

The cars for the Cooper & Bailey in.
ternational circns which have been in
course of construction for some time at
the works Of the Bowers x Dure Com
pany, are about being completed. Two
in numbrr, they are constructed some
what longer than the regular passenger
cav aud are handsomely Iettrr'd. They
are painted Of dark tint and are built
in the most approved style. This Grm
is also building handsome advertising
car for Mr.. r. r. 'roole the Press agent
of the exhibition. The two cars already
Finished are for ordinary purpo,~1..
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Gap Thieves.

This morning a couple Of half grown
hoys coming along East Third street in
front OF G. f.. DubelI's hat store, when
they thought no one was looking,
snatched a couple of caps from the
show rack III front Of the store and ran
of down the street. Mr.. Dub-ll saw
the boys running but they had too
much of a start to ba caught. This is
not the first tilne he has lost hats and
caps in the same manner.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Historical kOele;y.

The Historical Society of Delaware
held an Adjourned session last evening
for the purpose Of taking appropriate
action on the death of ex-Chancellor
Daniel NJ. Bates late President of the
Society. Rev. r. &. Litteil, presided.
The committee appointed tC prepare a
minute in relation to the death of Mr..
Bates were ready to report, but action
in reference to the matter was postpon-
ed until the regular meeting in May
A donation was presented on behalf of
j. B. Nickerson, OF the spearhead of
the shaft Of a flag carried at the battle
of Brandywine (already in the Socety =
collection of re ics.)
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
3 AfSSiif fIIf.

Charles Hartman one OF the men,
ber5 OF the Delaware Fire Company,
while at the Joarp,! 'Itas Bolt and Nut
work iire this MORNING. while stand
ing 1T the window hoiaiug the branch
pipe the c,re,. Of The stream pulled thp
pipe ont Of hi, hand th-reb" causing
him 70 cut his rishL hand The WON d
va "a Slight on, how,y,r, and h. il
rp' rUi1rl to tue house.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
{ he Police s'OHrt.

Three boys We're arraigned before
acting Mayor O'Neill, last evening, at
the Police Station. on the charge Of be
ing disorderly at the corner of Third
and Walnut streets. opposite Asbury
Church, last Sunday evening. Two OF
the accused were required to pay 81
and costs, each, and the third So cents
and COS t1. Two drunks with the usual
penalty, summed up this morning.
liut
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
HheriKs Sale.

Sheriff Pyle on Saturday, sold at the
Gilpin House, New Castle. the property
Of Anthony Reybold, about 365 acres,
to Barney Reybold, for $l4, 900, subjec,
to mortgage which, with the inter.
est due on 1t, amounts to about $40, 900.
This price is about $4,000 better than
that obtained for the same property
some months ago.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Hoy Crush cd by an EleDh ant

Last evening while the circus that is
now in this city, was exhibiting at
Chester, little boy about ten years
of age, crept under the canvas where
the elephant was standing, when the
animal lifting his huge paw brought
it down upon the boys head. 1t is re-
ported that the boy has since died.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
lnQNeAt Held.

This morning Coroner Butt held an
inquest over the body OF colorcd VIC
man named Sarah Gibson, aged 81
years. Mrs. Gibson has been suffering
but few days, and on examination by
DR.. Maxwell he stated that the woman
had died of "Pleuro Pneumonia" and
the jury rendered a verdict according
to the above facts.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
I0utAigna's Constitutional tonyeH-

The Stat Constitutional Convention
of Louisiana met yesterday in New Or.
leans, and was called TO order by Gov
ernor Nichols, who made a few remarks
referring to the needs of the State for
competent and Efficient legislation, and
a cessation Of the internal troubles
IsLich ahl ct her. l.. A. Wilt was
elected permanr't Chairman, and A.
c. Harris, Of Point Coupee, Secretary.
After appointing committees, III" Con
vrn'ion adioulW,i UG:il to-day.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Walk Around lie Bahtn.

Last Sunday afternoon, a young
man being bantered by his companion
to walk around the basin on time, per
formed the task in 4 minutes and 3
seconds. The distance is about half q
mile and is considered good walk.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Upset.

While the coach containing the
monkeys and birds was entering the
circus lot, the coach upset, wrecking a
shaft, and causing a terrible chattering
and whistling amongst the inmates, No
serious injury however resulted.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
The pbiiaIe;pnia DOg SHOW

The b,1'Il ,uo9 Of dogs wv tn- Phil.
'eIplIa Kennel Club, wa opened yes.
" in that civ with over GOO dogs
hitiou, in3luiin- many winners
show in New York. Among
are Dr. w. w. Whit.
"e krnnl Club, Of Bal
i. A. Iorbert and J.
Delaware. The show
until Friday. when the
e awarded.