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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

fl.e relief Of William Bowman and others. o.
Gaasaen county; was rea the third time ana
l.id On The table
Assembly BIN No. 1876: 10 be entitled an act
50 ne relief Of Dr. E C. Morton, OF Folk coun-
~ Was read The third time and passed.
Senate bill No. 81: to be entitled on act 10
smend sections 20 and q, chapter II, Laws oil
FLORIDA: was amended and read the third time
and PASSED
HAfF-PAsT THREE O'CLOCK, up.
The Assembly resumed its session.
The rules we're suspended and the following
introduced and referred:
Be- Mr. Plummer-Assembly bill No. 2lS:
70 BE- entitled an act TO repeal an act entitled an
ari 70 prohibit the attachment OF money que ~
w1xs 10 lAboring men; to Committee on judi
cizTT- Gao =.
Br Mr.. Mccny-Assembly bill No. 21S: to
f.e entitled al act 10 amend an an act 70 allow
the selling and buying Of seed cotton ana osneI
f,raauced raised in this State; TO Commute on
Senais bin No. Al: TO be entitled an act to
eh.nre The time for holding the Circuit Ceurss
n fIse Fifth Judicial Circuit; was read Inc sec
ond and third times and passed.
Assembly bill No. 1873: TO be enutleo an &c
-.1-.in~ "a the measurement and inspection o
timber and lumber; was read the secono TIM
ana Withdrawn. =.
Ss1ate blll No l49: TO be entitled an act Il
.r-i,orize Vim T. Jackson 10 construct boon
IN the Suwannee river: read the hrst ume AN
referred 10 the Committee on Commerce ant
Navigation
senate bin No. los: TO be entitled an &C
10 give 90 the legal voters OF certain voting pIe
,iacis tie option Of determining whether u
e. therein OF intoxicating liquor snail De !
sf-nsed: read The first time and referred 10 ID
Committee on Temperance.
senate bin No. 129: TO be entitled an act
repeal and dissolve municipal corporations unoe
certain circumstances, and 10 provide the maj
ner IN which such cities may be incorporated
read the frsi time and referred TO the Commi
Tee on City and County Organizations
A communication from the Governor was
ceirea stating that he had signed and deposi'e
IN the Office Of the Secretary OF State tne Ioiio'
t.s s-ts =. hirh nrisinaied in the Assembly.
Florida Commercial Company. An act for Il
Heller government of cities and towns In tn
State An act 10 enable persons whose lan'
we're sold for taxes assessed prior TO the We
1s,7 10 redeem the same.
Adjourned
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the kepuDiicans wiz organize both Senate and
and House. The vote in the Senate is 37Demo
Gratis, 81 Republicans and David Davis Rnd Ma.
hone. ] kn0'' that Davis and Malone TIN. on
reorganization, vote with the Republicans. and
If they were to divide and make tie on any
question, the vote of Vice-President Arthur
would give the Republicans majority Some
Democrats have held the Vice President could
not vote in the election of officers for the Senate
but Senators Hampton and Ben Hill. at supper
party given by Aleck Stephens this wee :, both
expressed their opinion that he could, and tha,
settles the question: for their votes with those of
the Republicans would confer that power wheth.
er il exists or not. FLoisIDA.
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the fact that they do not receive their paper
regularly, and sometimes not 1t all. These com
fllalnts come from widely distant conpties, and
therefore indicate that the difficulty b not local
We received letter ON the 10th inas. mailed At
Washington City on the 2nd inst.
The Tallahassee letter to the Savannah Ntssa
Of recent date was received by thai paper from
New York City.
These numerous circumsian ces seem TO dem
onstrate that not only is tie socalled !" Fast
Mail" rather slow delusioEl, but that there are
extensive and widely disU ibuted Irregularities
and defects in the system as conducted 10 the
South, which demand the most instant and
thorough investigation of those charged with
the duty OF ascertaining and correcting secret
defects. In calling public attention, and the
attention of the Post Once officials 10 the
| matter we desire only to do them and the
public an equal service, and hope that such steps
may be taken as to correct these evils at once
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

- Substitute" writing 10 the Savannah Essss
from Jacksonville, sensibly says: :" II doesn't
matter doit to the people Of Florida WHISTLER
Willard, or the Dutch get possession Of the road
10 chatiahOochee, 90 the work Is carried On, and
he system extended to Pensacola. What do We
care about the petty quarrsls Of unknown indi-
widaaizs wheB great interests are suffering. We
wanl he rod nnished, and II b perfectly immA-
aerias who does il, % that IL b done, and -
spee1Lly - possible. We want no more legal
qaarFeis-evesybody. excspt the lawyers, are
heart5ly tired o. he controversy. and desire 10
sse Ehe matter ssstled."
TIE mme correspondent writes:
Tie Tniled States Court has adjourned and
Tie Jndes has Rune up 70 TaIlahamee. Gloom
and aadnem ase Co the grimy countenances d
Tie swim wilnH8 - greasy negroes and 9th
ez. Who maha eel I'D dry living By hang
inr nr1und Go - Any number ofindici-
mezls k9Ns te@ Nend, and many pejurod
niREzr - - ! &c ride % The city 20 prepare
M&o4E1iG
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

The impression appears . have % abroad
that Apalachicola Il : ray dead place; but
judging from the o6icial records this seems to Be-
q gross error. The reports Of special agents to
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Il > said, show
the custom receipts Of the Apalachicola Custom
House for the year ending June 80. 1850,
were $9,S11.46; the collection Of which cost ~
per cent; while the receipts at the Jacksonville
Custom House were only &4,s54 10. the collection
Of which cost 70 per cent
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From the Economist. February al

The statement was made In the FLORIDrAN
OF October 20, 1880, that the expense Of o con-
veniion would be $4,000
BY such representations as this extensively
circulated, privately for The most part. The oDno
nenis OF convention. friends or Our n-eaent
caTpetbag Constitution. succeeded In misieadinr
vOtera
Il = = solemn, melancholy fact, that no suck
statsmsnf |" was made In the FroRIDIAS Of Octo-
Der 90, 1880"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

The election Of Capt C. s Dyke Is txate
Printer win give universal satisfaction. There
ID no man ia Florida who has given 70 pNbilc
affairs more thought or who has labosed - ne
general good longer and more ardeatly shaia he-
,1acapArsHk JaicN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

"A majority Of the stockholders of the West
ern Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Companies mel on the 9th inst In New York,
and ratIaed The recent telegraph consolidation
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~ SUBSCRIBERS will observe til

SUBSCRIBERS Will observe the
ROSS x MARK on their paper, which signifies
govern themselves accordingly. Amer 9 paper has
hren TWICE, it viii most positively be dis
csziiuzed 4 the amount OF subscription Is not re-
--i--<5 a czoe
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Thomas Carlyle, the great English author
died . few days ago a the age Of 90 years.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
wsoaea In Illinois.

On the 5th instant, at Hamilton, H.
tipols, Mr.. William A. Moore and MNss
sarah Pencs were married by Rev: MT
clarke. Miss Nsttie Smith and Mr.;
William Pence acted as bridesmaid
and groomsmsn. On the following
isy, at the residence Of VIM. A. Moore
near Elvaston, Hancock Co., Mr.. George
". Kirkpatrick welded Mrs l., y. an
corn, formerly Of Pleasant Hill, Del
Rsv. J. R. Bell performed the ceremony y
aud Miss Hattie F. Moore ard Mr.. A. l.
Graham were bridesmaid and groomS
man.
On the 7th instant Mr.. Moore and
Ibis bride started for visit to Kansas
Mr.. kirkpatrick took his bride to MI
home. near Elvaston, on the Sth ID
lstant. "Take care of the Pence, I'M
pounds take care of themselves" TAX
care of ,AllOhe)cOrn, you will saw
all the crop.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
ON Time

The navigation OF the D'h'''
been more or less ditIionIt o. Ia''
to the ice, butnotw!thstaudias~ Il
the steamers OF the old aDA
lar lins, the Boston and PAl,al'
Steamship Company, ply r
this city and Boston and bet"r'.
and Providence, have kept Vi
regular sailings with but vrH
delay or interruption. The
Roman, which sailed from Bos d
the steamer Norman, @hi'4
from this city on Saturday, am
IA Dir destinations al the usua. D.
Monday. The Aries lsit yes
from her whariin this city, apl'I
on from hers at the usual hour.
Tonawanda, which Mr'Vea '''
will sail as heretofore on e"'-''
PLils. North American,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
MARRlA6E Es.

APPLEBY UTTER On the evening ol
January 9th, in the Ked Lion parsonage,
by Rev Mr.. Waddell, James b. hpP'epy
D. litter, all OF this county.
MCDERMOTT-PHILlPS-On the Sth INST,
by Rev. Charles Aiil Dominic McDermott ,,t
to Mrs. Marthena PAiltp3, 10th OF new
Castle Co.
ZEBLEY Y-COMEGYS.-On the l2th init
at tbe mouse OF the brides parents, By EoV,
Charles Hill, Frank Zebley, TO MISS Mary
X, ComeSys, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

FEIHE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OF
J. Edison, KeeIy and other distinguished
persons are insignificant compared with the
invention OF DR.. '. Il. STONE, the inven-
Tor Of "Ape4Ela," one Is sCientinc improve
lnept, the other a science TO save lite.
: ever before since the foundation Of the
wOr,d has a medicine been placed b ,lore th
public on los PURE merit. First herauf !,
claims TO cure On'y a certain disease lr tsaf
VI nifty az others do, AID iurnishe: hi , N+"oi
that 1t dges this. Second, 1t is a c ,;nInnnd
u one Of our Dost physicians an snrEs0ns
who made dys 2epsla a specLal!t' for ten voar.
With a reward o' the onlysg 80 ever Ijacnd
before the people, Third t"cauqa our r''tys, Ees,
physicians prescribe 70, FOR their dvsnen,ic
latients, as DR., samaei Adans oi New YORK
city says, l an .>opy to S4p ;hat tne cure
ior toat t9aNN>s disease dyspepsi1 has nj
last been i'>1TG n raur "hpepsla," and he,
lave 1t < you" duty 10 put 1t be'ore tho pub
.'Ic.
Reader, Aave YOU dyspepsia. if 50 don't
tail TO gct bottle y! "ApepBta land NJ you
value your health and lie, take nOthing else
Price per bottle, ~ 90. For sale whole
sale and retail! by u James Bell. sixth anC
Market streets and n. Il DaniOrtE, Sec9n,
and NJ Maiket streets. Also by all druggists
!aujn
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
SECOND EDITION.
Ths diamond CoErse.

The sale Of tickets yesterday, tht
first day they were offered for the D'a- a,
mond Course of lectures amounted tS
over 200 at $3.50 each. The sale wiii
Continue until 6 p. m., January 24th, {,
Alter which no more season tickets Will
he sold. Q uy 25th, the sale o.
reserved seats lor Dr.. Fowlsr's lecture
tbs first of the Course will 6e opened
Tha Indications are tina, the COURSE
will be we'll patron!zsd. The oOurS'
seems to meet with the approval Oh INV
best and leading citizens. fowl7r
Cough, Billings and Parsons, i0rm iIi.'
ouartette of lecture, which for aptllt.
and brllliancy cannot be excsllso
Thrown in is Madame Roze's concet'
and Professor Hibbards inimitapL
select readings, all for $780,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Lihernlity.

BosroS, Jan. l2,-It has br'a :.
stood that there wers would D' y.
distributions from the stone ',' .i'
a while, but the follo"lnR 81"
gifts were made by ars' a''1'
the beginning Of January; h'I'
stitute, Fortress Monroe, va" 81 81
Olivet College, 0livet, Mich' q .
Ripon College, Ripon, We ~ i.
Illinois College, Jacksonvil'r' ,,. "a.
900; Marietta College, haF's','
$lO, 600; Beloit COLLEGE, br''," b. DIV,
$50, 600; Robert College, 0'l,'I
pie, $40, COO; Howard Uniyef'"ir, =,
lngton. D. D.. s2J, 900; Btrr' "
Berea. Ky,. $40, 600; New N.5,, ,,..,.
ton Commission, sl2, 500 A'1"
work in France, sl5, ,Ooo'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Ehs Buckeye BIhch"'"''

John W. Bear, better Bto'.
Bnrkyye blacksmith, was .,l
morning found dead in '1'" 10 4
home, ll2S south TWen',''. sd
Deceased was well -kpo"h 'D
tho city and State. FOR m', ~,
he WAS engaged in the dS' 1,
business a. Fifth and Pops. h
Althougl, au illiterats man ~ ,,,,.
a reputation by stump Sps'GG u,
ing political campaigns ,no,1
this daring the Harrison .'I .trt d
1899, and at each campa'sn ,,p
time he has aiken all sctl'n = I'D
tbs Democratic party. ne. ne Nj
popular throughout the otS'' 'd,,l
who was about rs years Oh" ptJ
thought from heart disease
phia North American.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
new ADyERTIsEMENTs.

v AIDES COMETO IO8 L. SIXTH ST.
Ia on Saturday. January 10Th. We Will
have on hand lOt o. tir5t class groceries, the
stock OIL parties going out OF business. We
bought the lot Tor cash, and when We get
them in order we win offer bargains. Thcse
goods are all fresh, as the par rles we h-ught
them OF were only in business two months
Among them sle lot Of tea at 4Gs. h, worth
Soc: we poured all his SIC, AMI IL tea in 10
gether and will sell It at49c. Cronberr.es 5e.
qt., lot OF evapora!ei pears , bs ior l5c,
huckleberries ana blackberries cheap; rs
English walnuts 2tc. We can't tell yet all
we have cheap; win advertise next week and
keep open IN he evening 80 that parties can
avoid the rush in ths morning. Come on
ladies and bring your husbands and gentle.
men bring yoor wives TO the Granger store,
l03 L. Sixth street. r. NJ. WlEK.
Ianl3+3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
FIFTH EDITION
q. D. DIsraICr ,ors,

True BiIls Heusa hy u
JuTy-An iiiegAi R.e,ln'
LiqnoPs sensenesd-rhssd ~
Jury Discharged. ''
The United States Distiic, c,,,
this morning, Judge Bradh,t
bench. The brand Jury p,.'.,'
number OF bills Of iuiic,Is.,,,4 ,4'
they had acted upon and n%
through with the busslness ,iai'
them they retired 10 their cbaml''
Thomas Johnson, Of sussrT W.,
plead guilty tothrse indlc,uso,s,r s y
agains. him on Tuesday for .y,I,1
Of the United States laws ,.,y''J
the tax on liquors. s~'
As Judge Bradford was abor, =.
nouncs sentence In the case b',1
Attorney Patterson made an arr.S
clemsncy, as be understood jEs',,l
bad family In Sussex county n
destitute circumstance, aud III
plead guilty had saved the a'
court charges.
Judge Bradford stated ths, b,,.
lenien,ly inclined he might r..
law presented . barrier or a lin Il
low which he could not 20. h. i
imposed a fne Of 500 and .hIr, X
imprisonment for each ipdt.T u
making total Of S3G0 fna An3
imprisonment, which Ia the losrE
IL now allowed. Johnson VA. 81
ted into the bands Of Iui,i NJ
Marshal uutil the sentence sLo, n
complied with.
Mr.. Patterson stated tha, (, v.E
solutely necessary for him to b.
tendance before the Grand jan IL
consequently could not pro..-.
any trial cases during the Atm
The Petit jurymen were then l.,.
until IL o'clock. II
Jacob Levy, Of Kent coon'y, =
with a violation OF the Un.,I sE
liquor law, came forward AMI "a. Il
dGvit that he was upable 70 ~
witnesses In his case, by H.,
could prove his innocence, az d,
would not be safe for him to Tf1- l
trial without them. The rr,.sI
granted and the witnesses = l.. ,.s
moned.
The following are tbe person I'D
whom indictments were pr,s-ls ii
the Grand Jury this mornluR
Charles Shields, for intert-';ir
AID assaultiDg the United Stat.
ty Marshals In the disehsr..
duty Daniel M&guire, same %
John MoCAderty and Henry VIZ
sprctor aud Assistant lnspc..ol
Tenth Ward, for refusing 70 rra
vote OF James Matthews, ani Il
II. Burrows, for advising rv
vote in the Second Ward, V.slsf
lawfully entitled TO vote.
At ll.20 q. IN. the Gfani )sT
turned with the following sdi.r4 81
diotmenis: Austin V. GSy3a
Rugeue sayers, inspectors Of G.ii
Ward, for receiving an il.,s.
Peter r. Miller, for in,eri,rIDi
United States Deputy hAr4a.
bills against John McKsnns 81.
Madden were ignored.
There being no further blasa
lay before the Grand Jury, t--I VI
discharged from any furths l.@s-
at this term OF court.
At II As the court was awla.gi ~
return OF the Petit Jury, who E'7a
charged until II O'Clock, 70 ooaA
a jnry trial.
At II 80 a jury was drawn ti
the Gaze OF the United Stat :; Hs8
Lsavy, indicted for A violation ! "
United States liquor laws, -
Higgins represents the 5ef1niL-f I
tvrson for the Government !!f
is now in progress.
The election cRBss werr Al. wa
application OF Mr. Lore, an hi'''.
son acquiescing, poStPonr" tA'-
next term Of Court in April,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
rhnxa Chnrch TronbIes.

We would have been glad to have
given q place to-day to Mr.. Emmons'
Communication on the Delaware Aven-
ne Church troubles but the late hour AT
which it was left at the REPUBLICAN
ottics compels its postponsment until
TO MORROW.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Thrs n ,anad AssussLnaI1On on

London, The authorities sent a detee'
tive yesterday to Mr., Bradlaugh to IN
form him that they were in possession
Of sworn information that there was a
Mot to assassiuste him The person.
who gave the information stated tha'
he had oveyheard party Of foreigners
arranging to kill Mr. BrandlausH on
his way home from the House Oh 0om
mons,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
MASIu nRHua ksAll.

The Nonparsil Association, J. w.
Hnbrrt Secretary and Joseph Myers
Treasurer, will give mae querade ball
% "Wednesday evening, February 9th,
in Webster's Dancing Academy. Tick.
Ats fifty cents. Those Who attend will
meet in the psrlor of the Fame Hose
Engine li0nse. Each lady will receive
q beautiful bog programme.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
A Fight In q church.

Tslegrams report a light as having
occurred in Bethany Baptist eAnrcA,
Pulaski county, Kentucky, on isss
Sunday, in which knives are reported
TO have bean used. One man was Ia
tally cut. The row was started by the
deacons attempt ng to sit in the same
new with the ladies whom they had
brought there, which is contrary 10
their rules.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
The Morocco Men.

The regular semi,annua meeting o.
the Morocco Man uiscturers' Exchange
will be held in the Clayton House par
lors to-day. B. +. Clements of Lynn,
Mass, will preside. At 1l.30 O'Clock
twenty members were present, bu,
owing 10 the on-arrival of the sere.
tary, resident Of Philadelphia, no
meeting had been held.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Mankiud's rayorI,e pills

Dr. SImmE' Vegetable Liver PiR lsugnr
c0ated) move the bowels easy by acuug III.
recuy On the liver, restore tho lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the iiycf;
In doing this, neadache, neuralgia, pGius In
tho rigbt or Icli side VI through the lmbs,
indigestion, cosaYcnsgg, sicg stomach, weak
bacH, dissinoss, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliOu.ntss, general
weakness Ond other bodily innrnitles arc
cured They positively operate WithOu,
gripping sicRening weakening or leaving the
bowels co6tiye. Il splendid, easy, puryatiye
and liver cure Is cents a2d sla box. Main
depot, 4th and king sts. Philadelphia ".
Arch street. sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
vou,r gtrI Barnsu TO Death

Miss Aunie Presson, daughter OF Rev
W. NJ. Presson, was burned to death on
the 9th at Nashville, Howard county,
Arkansas. She was sweeping the
hearth VIII en- her clothing took fire, and
as there was no ono in the house, she
was burned to crisp before assistance
could be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
lniured by Fails.

Miles Burke, an employee Of the
Water Department, sprainea MS
wrist by falling upon tho ice on Fourth
street hill this morning.
Mrs. John Doherty, residing on Mad,
ison stre ct between Second and Ihird
streets, fell on, the ice yesterday and
sustained serious injury.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
PRAYER and Testimony Meetings

A prayer and testimony meeting
will be held in the Household of Faith
church tonight, at 4 80 o'clock. A
similar service will be held in the
Church Of the Covenant at the same
hour.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Pore Ne " n.

The Lizzie V. Hall, Of this city,
owned by Governor Hall arrived yes
terday morning with cargo of yellow
pine, 1atpall & Co. Shs has been ly-
log at New Castle for a week past.
She was towed in by the tug Inca, and
title trouble was experienced with the
ioa
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Belongs 10 Mr.. Dure.

The credit Of building the Second
B !ptist church at Fourth and French
st 'eets, belongs to Henry +. Dure, and
no; to John y. Zsbley, deceased, as W.
were informed yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
PnlicetOurk,

The hearings at the police-court this
morning consisted of three csses Of
drunkenness. There were no cases
last night. At noon to day the cells
we're empty.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
! DEATH h.

NEWION.-Un the 9 b instant, at Bl'on.
reld Place, Mrs. Julia A. Newton. wife Of
Albert 0. Newton and daughter OF the
late VIM. J. Hurlock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

The very worst cases of rupture are
gladly solicited and made speciality
Of at Z. James Belts. A private room
tor ladies. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

YAMES II. ELLIOT,
u John X. Elliot and In Chtucery,
John X. Elliot, Trustee. ... -.
under the last WIN and NE" CASlLt
Testament OF RebeccA ), COUNTY, ID.
X. COnnell, deceased. Fs.
Thos Y Field and Mar Cause oi Partition
garet NJ. Field his wiio.
In pursuance Of an order Of tho Chhacel-
lor in the above cause, made al tho SepisA-
her term, 1850, aIl persons baglak any lien
or liens affecting the interest or estate OF The
said lanes II. Eliot, JOha Il. Eiil0t, join
X. Elliott, Trustee, under the iagt Wtll and
Testa noht Of Reberra =. l.. Connell, do.
ceased Thomas Y. Field and Margaret NJ
Field, " either Of them, In the lands and
premises to which said cause relates. arc
hereby notified 70 ME q petition setting i"rth
the nature and amount o' the same 10 the
oiitce OF tho Register in Chancery for New
Castle County, ten days before the ,h!rd
Monday in February A. J., 1881, and to Ap.
poar and provo said lien or Items at tho en-
suing term q tho Court, before the rising Of
the Court on the third dRy ntths term.
EDWARD u. BRADFORD, 1R,
Trustee.
Wilmington, bal, Dec, ~, 1880. st.osth
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

! Keep your leet dry, use waterproof manu-
| iactured by VIM. Boldly Il Son NO. W.
4th st. Dubblns in large or small quantity s..
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
THE CAUCCs.

The Demo cratic members held can
Gus in the parlor this evening to choose
candidates for United States Senate,
State Librarian, Auditor and Treasurer
The proceedings were unusually un-
even,Iul and Mr. Bayard and all the
ineumbents were re nominated without
opposition except Mr.. Kenney the ap-
vllcaut for reelection as Librarian.
This gentleman has been an unusually
popular aud efficient officer and II Is
probable the Republicans will also cast
their votes for him.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
n,LkCTION NOTICE.

EE0''0'' ''0-'0
FIRST NATL. BANK or WILMINGT n,
Wilmington. Del, Jan 10, 1851
At an election he'd on tie llth, instalt
the following named gentlemen we're elected
Directors to serve the ensuing year.
EDWARD Belts, II 5 MCCoMB,
OLPMEsT. b SMY-H, ELI GARRETT,
GEO. W. Brsn, WILLIAM TNEALL.
DANIEL JAMES, .loUH ii, ADAMS
SAM Ell BANCROFT. JR,
Ard at NEE ing Of the Board he'd thIg
day, EDWARD Betts was unGLIu9u:ly /, elec
ted president.
ianl3-35 GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

Commercial travellers 'O A.
subjected to sudden change, ch1 q q
sure, should be proVlao'"n nictt
Bulls Cough Syrup, the and
best remedy for the rsl'ei -
colds Price rs cents.